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Expert Substitutes Bid For Double

By OSWALD JACOBY

EARLIER last week I disetassed briefly an unusual bid of two no-trump that didn't mean

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Saturday's solution

BY THE WAY

By Beachcomber

LADY who had taught her tag to talk, or rather bark. on the telophone was rung up by a friend who said: "My par- rut wunts to speak to your dog." So the dog was brought to the telephone but the parrot merely repeated everything the dog wald. and the dog gvt very angry, think- ink he

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wax being mock Get. AURTY valen shouted: the no "Get or reported the partak and U17 dog barked savagely and growled "Ikk't he too sweet?? said the lady speaking in between trarken "Go to what it seemed to mean. Today's art he divinely nude said the the devil reamed the Parrot hond gives the this chance to 300] narratis owner, Making between

Serrazan And JA +1

into us malet more fully

What should North

the opening bad of

passed around to Jam

du when

stude 18

Seesaw music

Cerlulaly orkustor he shouldn't sell rat to East by Passi

If North doubles for a take- out. South almost sure to bid hearts. At best, this may cause confusion may cause disaster if South gets his teeth at the biddinst

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After

Should North hit one of the minor suits" Which on” all, he muy gert only one chance, If he picks the wrong one, he may run into a loss instead of producing a prof

The unusual overcall of two no-trump solves the problem. when your partner 1 im expert. He knows that your bid usks him to choose one of the minor

WEST

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NORTH {D}

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EAST AKQ10 76 ФАКЈ

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Neither side vul.

East South

North Pass

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Pass

Pass 4

Pass

Pass Opening lead—▲ 6

Ha gran tenia. TLE> Swooner Te shohon the nodsole usher the xtruck up a molltery march like a s we was charging backs, We and the roothem of Acorate Eva sinu, and to po unsi-downri-upal in time to that moosick wood be as trying to lau bularda hin an urrican hon the tarfed so lood that the plank slidded deck of battleshin. Ashurah h

hof te belli and bomped hinte kardbort varsel beind which the palpal bay var dronking Heale Frum a cup and if ploshed hover the slag mmiger How he swut! No a lot of torffer endt from ye at ALL? tiven, ha ves ...

Meme to you, sir

A

POMPOUS and priggish speech My id:delan about the high- mindedness of his party reminded me of what Napoleon said of Mine de Genlis "She talks absnu virtue as though she had invested

PULAR SEBUTTA

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avargatite so like butter that it makes butter

like margarine Usat margarine sectus bke butter (A stubby product)

Noises

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WITH+ 1

someone has said that

of monster-Arau L TKA the sound of haTIVER jingling and the clip-clop) of hutse- houver 30 years ago, Presumably |the noise of alveraft is nu

worke Than the wish of hinta' wings 50 Yeni Agu And

Barely anything 1 will drown the roaring of larks above the legs is good for the nerves The volume of sound emilied hy cuckoos per year amounts to the staggering figure of 3,704,014,200 decibels.

TARGET

How

West

Pass

PAS

Pass

S

you

sulis. He also knows that have a good enough hand to feel ably gate at three clubs or three diamonds.

In today's hand,

South read

the message accurately Since South had quite a good hand, he responded with a jump

bld This

in his better minor suit. led to the excellent contract of

five clubs.

There wasn't much

1 South

10 the won the opening spade lead with the ace, eashed the, ace of diamonds,

and en- tered, dummy, with the ace clubs to discard his

spades on top diamonds.

ruffed, and East later got

of

losing

West

The

king of clubs, but the game contract was safe,

♥→CARD Seriseķ♦

Q-The bidding has been:

South West North

East

1 Heart Pass 2 Hearts Past

You, South, hold.

SALVAJETE, AKJ843 37.

What do you do?...

Bld four hearts. Almidet any diname with good Beart sirp- Dort will give you b'fine play for.

LA TODAY'S QUESTION ».

...The bidding in' the darne naʼin the question just answered/ You, "South; Holdi :

What do you dist

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letter

mao) words of Tvar letters or more up you make from the letters in the square on the left ID making each the word. letter is cách at the mari squares DE CREE Once only. Each word must contain the large In the rentry square, and thern must be at least one sine-letter word in the list. No plarats : Do foreign words : no proper names. TODAY'A TARGET: 40 words. good 63 wards, very good 1 68 words, excellent, Holution tomorrow. SATURDAY'S SOLUTION: Atom

CORMORANT cram macron manor mare maroon mart matron SLOVEN That TIDOTE TOOT

moton moot or mom

mort mortar nintor

room

TOOM trem.

חריות,

ליזם

CHESS PROBLEM

By E. A. WIRTANEN

Black, 5 pieces

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1956.

YOUR BIRTHDAY - By STELLA

MONDAY, JANUARY 16:

happy Faculty of being a good shopper and know a good buy when you so i

Although your emotions are deep and strong, you are not one to wear Dren your heart on your Laeve, the one you love the most may have a dimeuli time making the discovery unless you learn to be a little more articulate în romance,

BORN today you have exception

al leight into the rootivations and habite of mankind. You are able to send character, well and are rare- by. it ever, mistaken in your first Since your betseo of Impressions, balance and justice is keen, you are good at weighing the "pro" Ind "cons of a situation and coming to an excellent decision. There are times when it seems as if you were propette in your estimates of what may come to plate. Decates of this you are umality, at least one jump willtar ahead of your nearest competit

The stars have given you talente a a number of leida and it behooves you to select some one area of specialisation and concentrate on I. Learn to sick at one job until fi is completo.

You have a taleșit for busnew and know how to make your money go

■ long, long way You have the

Among those bons on this date are: historien; Edward Adward Gibbon. Brooks, educator: Rosita Förber and Roscoe Thayer, authors: Nicola Longworth. Fatem; Edward Gordon Craig. author artist-producer: Carol Demeter and Kay Prancis, actreses; and George Pullon pataler,

To find what the stars have in store for you tomorrow, svloci your birthday már and read the commes- ponding paragraph. Let your, birth- day stër do your deliy guldo,

TUESDAY, JANUARY 17

23ndat

ZO).

CAPRICORN (Dec. Your naturally cautious attitude will warn you against storting out on a new venture at this time.

19)

AQUARIUS (Jan), 22-Feb. You may be needed at home to

scipeone who is take care Do cheerful as well as useful!

PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar, 20Jun Your natural timidity is in the foreground and it night prohibit

your doing what you want

ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 29) - You as aggresive on you wish in jega! hvolvernent today. Force may be necessary.

ran be

всятьс

TAURUS

(Apr 21-May 21---Your servo energies may be low To guard againal exhaustion, let down Lenstone this evening.

GEMINI (May 22-June 21) --- The duality in your tinture nay maker It difficult for you to come to ap hnportant decision

make honest try.

11-18

but

an

CANCER

(June 22-July Bince you are sometimes too easily Influenced by your foundings, it would be well for you to be care- ful.

*LEO (July 26-Aug. 23)~This may be the day when you need to amart yourmit if you are to find love and romance going your way!

24-Bapt 1)--A1- though usually able to go before the public and support your cause, you MAY not be fluent, today, as usas!

LIBRA (sepi, 24-Oct.

23)—Acting

سريع

best on impulso is not always itse policy. That la true when it concerns martial and domestic problems.

SCORPIO (Del 26-Nov Finding fault with things as they are today will do no good unless you are ready to make constructive suggestions.

SAGITTARIUÐ (Nov, Dec, 2)- Wisdom may be needed in dealing you with a pemonal matter which still wish to keep peLTE),

This Funny World

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McNaught Byndicate, Inc~~✪ Argosy Majasine

Well, no wonder something smells good. I'm in the wrong bouse!"

WOMANSENSE

This intrigul»g dress in black wool is by Henry a la Pensee. Note the bloused back which, held by the waistband. forms inla A basque. Agenco France-Presse,

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✩ HOW TO BE HAPPY.. .by Eileen Ascroft

A Hobby Gives You

Pleasure

Colonel Twohlg

PLUS...

I have to bo

Michael O'Brien- household cooking and one for 7HAT is your hobby?

is the 02-year-old her potter's clay. **Tho Everyone needs one- outside a satisfying job and head of the Queen's Messengers jewellery oven in 1,200 degreon

A romantic job, involving long centigrade so happy marriago to journeys, the Colonel sought a careful not to pop the pastry

relaxa hobby to while away time on in it," says Lady Bullard.. achieve maximum tion

of air trips "and havo something to show for a long journey leisure.

which most people waste”

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and enjoyment

Housewives have more free time today. Labour-saying hones and school meals give them precious hours to themselves, which their mothers never enjoyed

Office workers too, with their Ave-day week and shorter working hours, have more time to devote to their own amuse- ment and pleasure.

BUT

TO ENJOY LEISURE

leisure. to be enjoyed. must be 18vd, It's no use sitting down, with empty hands and head, expecting to be enter- toined. A successful hobby re- quires concentration, planning. but

financial not necessarily outlay.

I have asked five well-known men and

10 woma

પછી! me about

their favourite hobby, how they took it up and what it costs them in time and money. And, even more important, what it gives them in pleasure.

On holiday in France, she first watched the making of ceramic jewellery and couldn't walt to The Colonel started his "paint- get home to try it. Idens for

from

current designs come ing in wool" dive years ago on

fashions und fabrics and when a return trip from Moscow and

are made and fired got the iden from an elderly the pieces relative doing petit point. Now she sells them. Favourite pièces

his draw

are Italian-style drop earrings, likes to

work out which well for about 6s. a pair. tapestry designs and

schemes 08 he 1045 colour

CREATIVE

ho

along.

nautical flavour,

EU

he is

own

n

Most of his pictures have a NOEL Scott-Gorman, a fashion model, made lampshades ag An average a hobby before she married

McDonald Hebley. Then cstimates started guiting costs about

keen yachtsman tapestry takes him 7-8 months. A simplo design 50s. In materials.

ADY

AN OVEN

wife Ballard,

of A

sho for

making headboards, pelmets,

curtains and cushions, "and my thrifty North Country upbring-

revolted." Now

she makes them all her- self "at a fraction of the price." And she can afford, with her well-known Cambridge own Labour, to use the most scientist, har two absorbing beautiful materials. hobbies and both involve the uso of an oven. One is cooking and the other designing and firing ceramic jewellery.

Sho got the Jewellery Idea when making pastry and now has two different ovens, one for

NEW SANDWICH SPREADS

IT'S

smart to have a good supply

of sandwich fixings

оп hand at all

A times

By ALICE DENHOFF

variety of spreads which can be bsp. mayonnake prepared

in advance and kept Pepper. Mix well. in the refrigerator is a fine hos- pitality help.

For

a

sandwich.

hearty,

green

She conducts her experiments first in brown paper and fol lows mostly old designs, such as Georgian Sho possesses no sewing machine, every stitch is doto by hand. enjoy it and find it most creative build- ing a beautiful home,"

The Countess of Haddington has an historie house in Scot land, called Mellerstain, and her hobby-home weaving. In the converted stables helps In its upkeep.

Gorgeous colours and unusua dyes go Into the original and the Countess scarves, stelos,

designs

Ar

sold

to

For a good, healthful, vitamin and intneral-packed sandwich, weaves tweeds, combine e rated cabbage, 2 cashmere sweaters on her loom, summer and tsp grated maxlium-sized

carrots, which c. finely chopped

visitors in the adjoining shop green pep-

cast from chopped Bavoursome T. c.

pimiento Small home looms

about 25s. and it takes

four 3 tbsp. olives, one that men will stufted

hours to set up the loom and like, combine a 3 oz. package mayonnaise, 2 tbsp. catsup,

Cost weave a yard of wool. celery salt, and cream cheese, 4 oz. verwurst tsp.

Beat pepper.

about 8s. 9d. and 3 tbsp. mayonnaise.

Mix thoroughly. well until thoroughly blended, one is especially good on whole- Fold in 2 chopped, hard-cooked wheat bread, just as the cream

İlverwurst For a ne

chopped onion and cheese and chicken and ham ggs, tbsp.

with rye or chopped for 0-8 and 1/3 c.

pimiento- seems at its best Spread, enough.

pumpernickel. wiches, combine 1 c. each chop stuffed green olives. ped cooked ham and chopped cooked chicken, c.

So here are some new und tasty lings for which we have been making

good pimiento stuffed green olives.

изе

of

chopped

pimiento-stuffed green olives. 2

| tbsp.

tsp.

finely chopped onion, prepared horseradish, 3

lap.

This

spread

TOMORROW

Your penonal relationships

-(London Express Service),”

BOYS AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE Whiteaways MAMMOTH

A Very Unusual Room

-It Had Only Three Walls, but it Was Home to Cricket—

By MAX TRELL

CHRISTOPHER CRICKET was saying to Kmart and Hanid, the shadow children, "I'm glad that winter is on its way at last because now I can make up my mind to move inside the house and live with you both."

"Oh," said Hanid, "I'm very glad to hear that, Christopher."

Snug And Warm

"Fortunately," Enid Christo- pher, "I found the same old place where I lived last winter. It was a bit dusty but no one else had moved in. I'm glad of that, I would have had a hard job finding another place as Enug and as warm and as com- fortable for A cricket as this one,"

Knart and Hanld wanted to know

what place Christopher Cricket meant.

"Why, this place right here!" said Christopher, as he pointed to a loose brick in the fireplace,"

"It doesn't said Knarf.

look very big,"

"It's big enough for me," sad "Come on in and Christopher. I'll show you.”

Like A Rubber Band

Now Knarf and Hanid, being shadows (though they looked like children), could

maku themselves any. size they pleased. All they had to do was, to pull themsolves together, just like a rubber band.

Just try it yourself,

If you

pull yourself together just like a rubber band; you'll find that' you'll have no trouble rooking yourself amall.

..

1- As soon as Kaart and Hanla had made themselves' · mronli enough, they followed Christow pher Cricket Inside the chink at. the side of the loose brick in the fireplace,

White, 10 pieces. White to play; mate in three, Solution

Saturdays to

problem:

"Of course," they could hear „1, P---Kté, any; 2, Q, E, or #Christopher saying as he walked sheed of them, “l's a little dark

in here. Just stay where you ure for a moment and I'll turn on the light."

Christopher clicked a switch. Instead of electric bulbs light- Ing up, however, a set of candies Then Kaart began to glow. And Hanid saw clearly where they were.

It was

A small room wit brick walls on three sides and no wall at all on the fourth side

just a big, wide opening.

"That,"

said

Christopher, pointing to the open wall, "30 my fireplace. I mean," he added with a andic, "it is part of the regdar big fireplace. "And when the people who live in this house light the fire in the fire place, it becomes my fire, too."

Candles began to glow when Christopher turned the switch,

Knarf and Hanid could see that the hands of the clock were very near the number four.

"Yes," Christopher said as ho

Christopher's room was neatly furnished. All the furniture sat down in the big oak chair and motioned Knart and Hanid was good and plain und solld; a big ook chair, a heavy oak table to make themselves comportable strange looking clock on the settee near the open wall, comfortable and with just four numbers written "there's no more

puce in this whole house on its face.

Christopher Cricket; that's me, like to hour sune Christopher explained about Would you

"It's a four-season music? And from a hook on this clock.

just under the four- clock. The number one means the wall Spring. The number two means season clock, Christopher took Summer. The number three down his guitar and played his Honld a means Autumn. The number frienda Knart and four means Winter,"

lovely tume.

Rupert and the New Boat-22

When his indoors and * altakes the mow off himself Rupert - tells his parents of his disappoint

ment. Never mind,” anys. Mr. Bear. Pashape Santa Clepa has, rum cor of boats. “He may send...

.

Rupert · sertles down to centi, Suddenly something appears befor him and falls on the hearth. " ti's a futter,” he whispers. ** Did

it moose down the chimney? Why didn't it drop Into the Bre? Who

you one when hie, new, supply can it have come from? Care

comes in." Posting a Jula.worried fully he picks it up.

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