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•JACOBY ON BRIDGE
Squeeze Better Than Finesse.
By OSWALD JACOBY
QOUTH'S bid of feur
heurts
today was aggressive, but not really unreasonable, North was fatown to have strength in clubs and hearts, and little else would be needed to give South a reasonable play for guine.
West can hardly be binned for thinking that he was going to punish this game contract, but his double cannot really be recommended. When sensible
opponents reach a pine contract under their own steum you sol- dom beat then badly by high cards alone, If you know that they are going to run into bud bręaka, a penalty double is In order. Otherwise, you will prob- ably beat them only one Tek al most; and they sometimes make the contract
the
West opened
pre "[ spades and promptly cushed his other aces and followed with ↓↓ low trump in order to get und
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This Funny World
THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1956.
FROSTY
Naught Syndicate, Inc.
"Your Hance was here. Ie met your mother
and be asked me to tell you to mind) his engagement ring back”
THE
WAY
by Beachcomber
NORTH (D)
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BY
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4K Q 104
WEAT
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VAD
K742
4A3
EAST
9854 92 9863 970
SOUTHI
are surplus to requirement, until they were non-salable, We
▲ 10
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◆ AQ10
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East-West vul.
North East South West
Puss 1
2 ❤ PDAB
Pass 49
Pusa Pusa
Opening lead-♣ A
of his own way. back, expecting
Double Double
He then sat to get a dia-
anond trick of the end.
of
"F" said a spokesman of the thought of riding some animal
the Ministry
Bubble of more convenient stature, blowing. "we did not sell these 127,550 stanchionscrews, which Mr Wretch on
And that
merely
compulsory saving
saving concession
might
we had OMPULSORY If
by auctioned them, while they were salable, through lack of de- which a Government acquires terloration, which is likely if the extra moncy which it is too they had been sold too soon, in sensitive to extract by
direct which case they would have taxation. By this means those been
the graded
calable who think that they are #n- category, we might have found able, owing to taxation and that the surplus left after living expenses, to auctionung
was only salable in
money. arc helped to realisc the sense of being of standard how wrong they are. Since the salability quality, and not purchasing power,
413
of money the sense of finding a purchaser. becoming less and less. which amounts to their being lender can easily be persuaded
for all Iron-salable
that there is not much point in having his money paid back to him.
praction
purposes, which means that the
Sing-
Unfortunately for West, how-right moment to sell them was ever, the plot was all too clear before deterioration had depre- to South,
West obviously had
ciated their sale value." ing bibbity babbity bo. the king of diamonds.
A there was no point in a finesse.
Instead, South ron all of the Waste of man-hours trumps, discarding a lony dia- mond from the dummy. He then cashed the rest of the clubs, ending in the dummy.
und
At this stage dumby had two ppades and one diamond West had to reduce cards.
three
West had to keep two spodes, since it was obvious that dum- my was about to cash the king
WATCHING
W
the
any
CROSSWORD·
Across
1. It's part of the dialet. 101
The people among the cement-
ilker, (3)
8. Ar gas into tha P.B.
(5)
10. Which lạ what Kuelld and. (0) 12. Devoured. (8)
13. One of the never-never' parties!
-(81
14. It goes on a cut, sometimes, (6))
10. This and carry indicates a Jatner
duck. (4)
Big one is the boss, (5)
17.00 to
(4)
20. 14 sometimo exiled tile mettin
black. (8)
31. The shopman likes to see thin
fiskat go up. “(0)
-28, Two or moto maké sanoat (71. 24. "Unborn tomorrow and dead
- (4)
Down
1. This thing doesn't voully exist.
19)
2. fi anort for a girl on the way
out (3)
3. IOU háro apparently
Awallowed by sid. (9)
been
3. Mack Bess was Turpin's (4)
opens to shine above or below. (44)
d. It's on top. (0)
8. 11e's particular about words, 18)
9. It's an odd pises to find in
atyle 1 (3)
21, An actor may rely a lot on thi
hasper. (7)
13. This bird
only ooca sionally seen in this country (0) 40, Netted-
but no anti-- alcoholla, (4)) (19, Eolí y Irritated. (4) 2. Kirkconneča p
one is noted.
13)
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CHESS PROBLEM
By B. GHIRELLI Black. 10 pièces
F
the
on
KG
(Mrs Wretch at Willesden.)
Here and there
HEARTILY do 1 support the film actress who, on finding C very tall man
the script calls for ย all that going down almost un
Juw startlingly original idea bath fours to gol through
door of a coltage, I wondered in asses' milk-has insisted how the natives of the Aranawai Teul mallk, so the usual mixture tribe, who ride giraffes, manage
of plaster and water. It must be difficult to act a girl bathing to bring the animals into their huls-which they do.
Perhops, in milk when you know that while the animal kneels and
is not really milk at all. As to
i, Q-R; threat 2, P-B5 (ch). crawls in, with bent neck, by bathing pools filled with cham-
1. a star who tried to get
P--B3; 2, Q-RZ (ch}; pagne. the owner
away with a cheap white wine... P-B4; 2, B-B4 (cit): 1.
KL-KS; 2. R~~Q3 (ch}; 1 PXP; 2, Q-R6 (ch). man for giving her away.
If West hud blanked up queen,the front entrance,
i would fall under dummy's dismounts and runs round to
king, and the jack of spades the back entrance, to avoid for her pool sacked her publicity
would then be good. West had to blank the diamonds and hope that would take the finesse,
But how does
he
Hence congestion. king of steep. with the giraffe banging South Its head on the ceiling every time it straightens its neck? It is odd that people who have been going on like this thousands of years have never
As expected, declarer casheri the king of spades in order in discord one diamond. When the queen of spades failed to drop, South felt sure that West hud only the blank king of diamonds left. He therefore Went with the ace of diamonds. dropping the king, and fulfilling his doubled contract.
♥+CARD Senseḥo
South
קור
QThe bidding has been:
West North East 1 Spade Paas
1 Diamond Pass
You, South, hold:
AA5497 #AKQ 107 4ARQU
What do you do?
A-Bld three cluba. You intend to reach game, probably at spades but possibly at a minor. Á na- trump contract is unlikely.
TODAY'S QUESTION The bidding is the same as in the question just answered. You, South, hold:
MASAYAK QS OAK Q10 7 47
What do you do?
Answer Tomorrow
0
TARGET
E
·
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A GT
fut
How many
words of four letter at more can You ma from the letters in the RQUEZO ọB
the left in making, each word the letters an each of the small squares may be used ones only. Faek word must contain The large leiter Lbo centro square, and there must be at
least one nine-letter word in the ilst. No plurals; na foreign words; no proper natten, TODAYN TARGET: 29 worde, good: 32 wards. very good. 38 words. azcellent. Bolution tomorrow.
YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION: Above avera aver averi brave bravest bravo have QBSERVANT obvert ovole oven over Overi rave raven tovo sve aquer acrvent starve stave stove strove tavern trova tane vars vont vert ueret veri vest verta velo vole vofer.
YOUR BIRTHDAY ...... By STELLA
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7
BORN today, you have been given
mumber of talents. the most inarked of which is probably your elf for music. You will undoubtedly be able to play more an one zounical Instruinent and might pursue this as your career, although you may leave it for your pare-time pleasure. Your also have the gift of the written werd
will and entertainingty.
write
You min, especlaily, are interested in the exact sciences and would do well in the experimental laboratory. You have a desire to make the World a better place in which to live and you may hope that you will be the one to make a discovery that will bring health and happiness to millions. You am not as robust in health as you might wish and, the is one of the urgent problems that you will need to solve for yourself.
White, 7 pieces. Wilie to play: mate in Lư0.
Solution to yesterday's
problem:
WOMANSENSE
Spring is just around the corner and conturiers have been busy bringing out their latest In the spring fashion line. Here are three samples-from London, Paris and Rome.
Left: A black silk taffeta short evening dress from the collection of Simonetta of Rome. Centre: This cocktail dress in ivory falile, embroidered with multicoloured motifs, is named "Boltonia". It is from the Jacques Fath Paria collection.
Right: The Horrocksrs of London collection features this short cotton evening dress, The stole has a cuffed sleeve at one end to prevent accidental Ions and also to allow appro- priately dramatte droping at the other end-Express.
Fashion Show Behind The Curtain
the lot,
It was hailed as the big- certainly the best of
Communist fashion They are learning fast, but as yet the West have not much to
Leipzig. CHABBILY-DRESSED gest
German women stared show ever held. goggle-eyed as 30 glamor- ous models showed off the intest Iron Curtain fashions in Leipzig last week.
Household Hints
They clude: three-piece suit,
a
ܐ,
"Mart'n!", "Derby", riding habit And coat, and evening flowing "Concert", a
dress of golden silic lavishly
from their
cut.
To prevent candles smoking and to lengthen Itte, coat with soapsuds by roll- ing them between well-lathered hands. Don't touch the wicks. Dry before fighting them.
Powdered dry mustard, mixed with butler, adds flavour to cold meat sandwiches, it's good with canapes, too.
To improvise a ring mould. place a greased in in the centre of a well-greased casserole,
BOYS' AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE
Guests In The Playroom
-They Weren't Ferocious, But Teddy Wasn't Convinced-
By MAX TRELL
TEDDY, the Stuffed Bear, TE
saw them Arst, He came waddling over to Knarf and Hanld, the shadows, as fast as ever he could.
"I don't know what their names are." he said in a shaley voice, "but I don't like them."
By this time, General Tln, the Tin Soldier, and Me Punch came over to find out what all the excitement was about.
Two Now Things
But the two alligators looked at each other and one of them said to the other: "It looks like a stuffed bear."
So they both sat down next to Teddy and the second alliga. for sold: "My name is Gator. His name ja Alll. He's my brother and I'm his brother.""
this "We're going to live in house," said All. "We're pretty hungry and pretty thirsty and pretty angry."
"And pretty pretty," said his brother Galor. "At least I think
we are."
Alii and
Cator Seeing that were less ferocious than they seemed to be, Knart and Honli
and General Tin and Mr Punch
12-24.
"I'm just a bundle of brown rags," said Teddy to Gator
All came
and Galor sald they from Louisiana where in a big muddy
"Two new things have just come to live with us," Teddy explained to them, his voice shaking more than before, "I don't know what their
came over slowly after picking they lived numeg
themselves up from the floor. awamp. are."
They introduced themselves to
"What do they look like?" asked Mr Punch.
"They look like alligators," sald Teddy.
All and Gator.
around
"When do we eat here?" Gator kept asking.
Mr Punch said: "Folks who live in this house eat three times a day, breakfast, lunch and dinner."
Which is the most?" asked
"Dinner is," said Harid.TMTM
Just then, two young room. nillators came into the They walked on their hind legs with their tails trailing behind them. They had big
Alli. eyes and small sharp teeth.
Although your mind in height and active, your body In Runewliat slug gish and you dĺúlke manual taboitr of any kind. You may have to get over this for It might not always "Run for your livest" shouted be possible for you to delegate the physical work that comes your way! Teddy and he dived head first since you are ambitious, you must under a table. make every attempt to overcome obalactes no that you
your heart's desire.
may attain
Among those born on this date are: | Luther Burbank, horticulturist: Hen
architect.
To find what the staro have in
Brava Soldier
One Meal "Whint I think is this," said Gator, "I'd be satisfied with just one meal a day. It would start in the momlug night,"
and Knart and Hand got behind
Ames Willams and 1lelen Hoerle Mr Punch while Mr Punch got Authors: Henry Draper. selestial behind General Tin. As for Ilecqueral, chemist; Francis Jackson,
Tin, there wasn't time reformer: Hichard M. Upjohn, General
for him to get behind anybody. llo
stood there with his Just store for you tomorrow, select your musket in front of him, trying birthday star and read the corres
soldier ponding paragraph. Let your birth to look as brave as day star be your dally guide.
should. Only he wasn't THURSDAY, MARCH 8
succeeding too well. His knees kept 'knocking together.
'PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar, 2Ì)—Avold" VIRGO (AGE. 21-Sapt. Pol.
carelcer action this morning so that pone budnem matters of hopartonce "S-stand right where you affairs of the afternoon will progress until afternoon or evening when more favourably.
conditions are better.
are!" commanded Gineral Tin.
ARIES (Mar. TZ-Apṛ.. 20)—Stick to LIBRA (dept. 24-Oct, 23)Ther The first alligator looked at familiar routing before lunchtime are crow-currents which only con and then,, later on If you wish to fuse the issue early today. Cond-the second allgator. Then both
Clans should clear by afternoon.
Mr
nodded. of them
They gave you can experiment.
TAURUS (Apr. 21-Day #1)—Tested SCORPIO (Ock, 24-Nov, 12)-You | General Tin a push. He fell
over activities produce the boat remite all may be able to arrange an advanta
backwards. So did day today, although evening hours reous properly deal this aftemoon Punch, Knarf aful Hanid. are possible for introducing novellies. De alert to opportunity.
·GEMINI (May 12-June 11)-Guard __BAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. #1)~~~ against any possible health upres to Take care of routine matters this
morning and leave importanę
for the late afternoon hour
Jobe
The Brothers
Teddy the Stuffed Bear, |_ CAPRICORN” (D86, 23-Jan. 20)-—- build up your energies to the sure watched all this happening from where you can give pesk production | under, the table. onde this afternoon.
alligators spled him.
day, He frank and open in all your dealings, too.
CANCER (June 22-July 13)-The morning hour can be deceptive, in their optimum. Go clalone will after lunch.
LIO
low
(AQUARIUS" (Jan, 11-Feb. 19)~~ [(July: 24-Aug. 11)-Låsten. Lielen to goma godd advice sarly 10-
The
twe
"I'm not here" Teddy, the
rather than do much talking, during day and then you can act up Stuffed Bear, cried. "I'm Just a tim early hours and you máy tearn advantageously when afternoon
bundle of brown rugs?” - semnathing: to xove advantage,
"I wish we were there now,” Aill sakit.
"So do I." sald Stuffed Bear.
Teddy, the
Alll and Gator glared at him,
"But just the same," Teddy added quickly, "we're glad that you're living in this house as long as you don't eat any of
Ali and Gator promised that they wouldn't "Unless," sald Gator, "we get really hungry,"
end ut Then everyone
laughed except Teddy.
·Rupert and the Gold Acorn-25
The earl calls to Rupert' and' taken. But there is something here
I don't understand. I watched. as the little bear approaches he picks up a white object from the him being carried off and I'm ground. ***Tisa kerchief belong certain that banky wasn't there
when i started to get help k” All- ing to my son," he says, "You
At once he stops and turns. are right, little friend. Philip her
"Yer, of ** Hush,” he whiipere. **Did you pamed this way.” course he has," Rupen exclaims. hear someone calling? I'm áute 1
'This is the spot where he was" did."
NA RIOHTA KEIRAVED
(car."
Desserts With A Tangy Freshness
HE tart, fresh flavour of Trust, fruit is wron
appreciated. And lemon has always been well-known as a pick-up for flagging up- petites. Its sharp, tangy taste ndda zest to bland foods.
Hero are 'some delicious desserts bright with lemon.
Baked Lemon Sponge to serve 6: Sift e, sugar with e. sifted, all-purpose flour and 1/19 tsp. salt.
c.
Beat 3 egg yolks with milic and add to our mixture, Stir in 2
2 tbsp. melted butter, 2
tsp. grated lemon, rind and 1⁄4 0. fresh lemon Julee,
Beat 2 egg whites until stiff, into which gradually beat 1⁄44 e. sugar.
Carefully fold into liquid mixture.
Turn into an ungreased 1 qt casserole. Place in pan of hot water. Bake at 325 F. for 40 min. or until a knife inserted in the centre comes out clean,
For 10 meringue treats, pre- pare meringues as follows:
Combine 4 egg whites and 1/10 ̧* tsp. salt. Beat until foamy. Add- 4 tsp. cream of tartar and beat until stim. Gradually beat in 1 C. sugar. Drop. In mounds, heaping tablespoon at a time, onte brown paper. Make a de- pression in centre of each with the back of a spoon. Place on
wooden board.
slow oven
There were frocks, even-
But the dresses do not appear ing dresses and spring cos-
to be for general purchase. The
Bake in very tumes from Russia, Czecho- prices are so high that only the slovaktin, Poland, Hungary party officials'
could (275 F.) 2 hrs. or until done. wives afford them.
Remove from paper and cool. One and East Germany.
evening
Fill centre with lemon cream dress was priced at 1,000 marks
official rate of fling just before serving. £156, at the
un If desired, gurnish with exchange.
Russia sent 20 designs, in-sweetened whipped cream and cluding summer frocks, beach-grated temon rind.
For ning. combine · 4 egg wear, Spring coats, costumes and evening dresses.
yolks, e. sugar, 1/16 tsp. salt and c. fresh lemon juice in Cook over top of double boller. hot water until thickened, stir- Parisienne
ring frequently. **247 Two German malo models
cool... Itemove from heat and and ensemble, showed single
double-Stir in 11⁄2 tsp. grated lemon bristed sults made in a state rind. Feld in c. heavy cream, from factory in fashion designer
East Berlin, They whipped. Paris sald "I come
here are to be mass produced for Pile mixture into every year to see what progress home sale.-London Express shells. they tre making.
And
to add touch, ungury showed elegant nightdress entitled Champ Elysees
A
There was even a scellon for men, but it was strictly utility.
This year is Service.
Sportswear
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