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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1956.
JACOBY ON BRIDGE
Trump Handling Makes Slam
By OSWALD JACOBY
JORTH'S response of two
clubs in today's hand is the Stayman Convention. South 15 supposed to play bidduble
major sult if he holds one. interested in both spades and hearts.
North
sf
South properly shows biddable spades, and North must decide whether to be satisfled with game or to try for a slam. Selentific biddinj might emble North to tell whether a slam can be made, but North pre- ferred more forerful methods. His Jump to slam was a gamble, but who can quarrel with success?
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Weat opened the seven clubs, and dummy won with the nce. Declarey led the ten of spades from dummy, and East covered with the queen.
The average declarer would win with the king of spaces and Fest has a pure lose the slom.
trick and can interrupt trump
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throw their money about without making sey attempt to
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se of the two persioners who, man, in order to marry is a punishment for suving more for his money. If your grant- This the £75 permitted, bind imuther un away to sea, dial
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BAFL South
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You, South, hold:
West
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What do you do?
A-Bid two diamonds. If part- ner shows a maximums no-trump (15 points) and a diamond ft by raising to three diamonds, you musy even try a gambling 3 no. trump bid.
TODAY'S QUESTION
The bidding is the same as in the question just answered. You, South, bold;
472 KQ53% #3842 453
What do you do?
Answer Tomorrow
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YOUR BIRTHDAY....... By STELLA
THURSDAY, APRIL 19
talersta which should
fully De utilised. If they are, then you may become antiinading in your held of specialisation.
BORN today, you have a tremen- the level of what you should be do. dous amount of confidence in ing. In other wards, don't ever be what you can do with your life. satisfied with too Bille.. You have You Are, rather quiet and self- efacing, but behind that sweet caun, there is a will of iron and you umally get about what you want You have tie fear of anything and You have a tremendous store are perfectly willing to Try
Hervolls energy and this often out Sonic- thing, whether you have the
distances **-
your physical stamina. Your health is not as robust, na you perience for it or not, in fact, to ultempt the possible 10
adven-
might wish t appear and if you ture walch fust Rts in with your put to prich of a xirata on it, you temperament,
will And Shot you will pay to the end, Lean to relax tensions.
Juvial nature Yots have a happy. witch attracts friends and you wil go through life with the help of everyone you know. In your case.
personality actually dors
dividends. You have an adaptable nature and one which manages to he pliable no matter what___ pireum- stancer you must face. This high degren of adaptability in good, just so long a, 15. · doens't, leave you complacent in a job whfet is' below
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of
Among those born on this date are: John Uri Lloyd, noted chemist: Roger Shennar, statesman; Wayne Mac Vengh, noted attorney: Mary L 13ootel, autlior; May Robson, and Lisa Barquette, notremes,
To and what the stars have in store for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and tend the corres porking paragraph, Let your birth- day star be your daily guide. FRIDAY, APRIL 20
20). 22-Apr
21)-
Devote your best efforts toward Houtine matters may take a great
finding an important job before
this day is over.
TAULUS (CAPE, 21-May $43-- Doing a good routine fob now can bring you exeiling and rewarding dividends at the end of the week.
GEMINI (May
21)
LIBRA (Sept 24-Oct. deal of your time but be
scientious about them,
con-
12)--
SCORPIO (Ort, 24-Nov. Matters of friendship are important and you will find that you will bene- fil from your neighbours.
SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 23-Dec. 12)- If employment malters are under discussion, come to move understand« wing about them now,
that
Put your house in order mo you will feel free to enjoy the week-end without chores.
CANCER (June
13
Thirties be a one day toe bargaina. if you are trying to find new, house
Take care of personal affaire afficiate
22)
for clothes, you hould God more goodbye to
LARPRICORN (D40, 23-Jan. 20)-—- You will need to be wide awake and fleet to opportunity it you are to Benefit from an offer.
AQUARIUS = (Jan. 31-Feb.
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letter
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A wardej no proper names TARDER 23words, good. 20 very good 35 words ezcrilent Solutisu tusuurrow
Aslation YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION aberi metien asten steine, Alta Arieberza alertal tently Epean. Asters ateşi bist dual obil i BOTANICAL kama mlion l
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CHESS PROBLEM
By N. G. VAN DIJK Black, 9 pieces
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Your health is important theme daym. White to play: mate in three. to Lakes care that you don't orieties yourself.
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WOMANSENSE
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CAN A MOTHER STAY LOVELY?
EILEEN ASCROFT
TWENTY TINY FINGERS
—and that, Madam, calls for a sturdy wardrobe
STORING FRESH MEATS
M
By HERMAN N, BUNDESEN, M.D.
reason,
EAT won't keep forever bacteria of the Salmonella
this For even in your refrigera group, tor. Of course, you should good refrigeration is essen- never eat meat or any other tial. food which spoiled.
appears to
be
Loin lamb chops-3 to 6 Jaya, Leg of lamb roast--8 o 7 days. Lamb hearts-2 days.
Lach meals, uncut Ilver
to days.
au-
Still, there is a time limit, bologna, and frankfurters Dry and semi-dry uncut sau- your for keeping meat in
to 3 50402 3 weeks. refrigerator before eating Spoilage indientes the presence of conditions which it. Generally, meats can be disease-producing bacteria kept safely refrigerated in need for their growth and the ice box-36 to 38 de-
in your home ac multiplication, It does not grees
tu the following mean that these bacteria cording are present. but
does heale: mean they may be present, And that's reason enough for not eating such food.
it
tu
Meat is especially apt become contaminated with
Chicken (not frozen)-2 days. Hamburger--2 days. Liver (sliced)-2 to 3 days. Loin pork chops-3 days.
BOYS' AND
It's All In A Book
-Knarf Reads About Sea Horses and Flying Fish-
By MAX TRELL
ZNARF, the shadow boy, shut
ΚΑΙ
the book he was reading. He went outside and sat on the curbstone in front of the house. It was a very pleasant day. By And by, the Mailman came along.
"Good morning, Knart," sald the Mallman.
"Good morning, Mallman," sold Knarf.
"You look as if you're think- ing about something, Knorf." sald the Mailman,
"I'm thinking of
a lot of things I just read about in a "Did you
1
Pork sausage links-3 days. Rib rausts to 8 days. Round steak-3 to 6 days. Sweetbread-2 to 3 days. Veal chops-0 to 0 days, Veal liver-2 10
days.
foods should All frozen
be stored at temperatures under 40 degrees until they are eaten,
A
YOUNG mother, with a can be dressed up or down" are
interchangeable "separates" for! children to care for, has no formal or evening wear.
time for an elaborate ward- robe.
This is a practical Idem. I a Clothes must be
cup of milk gets upset over the simple and sturdy, the kind skirt, the top can still be learn that do not wilt if a chubby ed with something else. baby sits on your lap.
Pat Lever, our 23-year-old Handbags, with babies, have model mother, pictured here got to be blg. There always ¦ with three-year-old twins seem to be extra things to carry, Sally and Judy, has definite sweets, clean handkerchiefs, Ideas on
a maternal ward- comba and hair ribbons. robe,
"My children are my hobby, I'd rather be with them than doing anything else," says Pat, An all-purpose sult is her first choice for a basle wardrobe. Small, sticky bands can mark a
Pot so easily. plain colour has chosen
for spring a stone and white Saxony sulting." Al- though the skirt is slender it has a back plent for easy movement,
In
SO
summer mother and
daughters wear simple, easy-to- Iron cottons, often in the same styles. In winter they all wear larton slacks and jerseys and Pat adda
lambswool-lined corduroy duffle coal.
&
It is hopeless, too, says Pat, ta wear elegant suede gloves, Smal hands are usually grubby and washable fabric glovca for mother are more practical.
Pat's "Keppy" cap for spring was inspired by the recent Lon- on couture collections. It is in mimos yellow.
TOMORROW:
BEAUTY'S ENEMY
'NEVER FAIL MERINGUE
Shoes, 100, are important in a young mother's life. With all the walking and running about 66 they have got to be comfortable, Pat chooses classle courts with medium heels,
For more formal wear jersey or knitted wool dressCS
"that
Household Hints
Limp, soggy plenic sandwiches may be avoided by taking the "xings" to the piente area and preparing the sandwiches there.
•
•
A pound of oranges will make a cup of juice on the average.
•
To keep sliced bananas from becoming dark, dip the slices into fresh or tinned Ume, mapefruit, orange, lerhon or pineapple juice.
One more thing to remember. Since heavy freezing may kill to
"EVER
were
By Ida Bailey Allen
VER since the first made, ples Madame," said the chef, "It seems meringue pies have been considered the most glamorous. Why is this?"
D
"Because many homemakers and a meringue dificult make, Chef," I replied. "And anything that's difficult to make or
to attain zooms into the glamorous class. But sometimes they fall; sometimes they weep."
"You mean the ladies, Madame?" asked the Chef.
"Oh, not The meringues,"
Beads of Moisture
"Sometimes
develop they little beuds of muisturo after baking, Or perhaps the meringue shrinks Leeduse it was not
Sort potatoes before storing spread way out to the edge of any the ple so that it is anchored in
remove detect and
tlesues, menta may become showing signs of decay, Store place," muh make susceptible tox in a dark place that has good bacterial invasion after thawing, air circulation.
GIRLS' MAGAZINE
"You don't
say," said the Mailman. "And why does it do that?"
"It does that to keep other fish from swallowing it," replied Knarf, "And I read about fish that can fly through the air;"
"Flying ish?" said the Moli- man.
Modof Airplanos
Knarf nodded. "They don't. ap their wings lice birds do. They gilde through the air like model airplanes,"
"And why do the flying fish y the Mallman asked. "Did your book tell you that, too?"
"Oh, yes," said Knarf flying fish fly because they aro being chased by a big, hungry
"Very clever of them,” sald the Mallman.
"I also read how long the tortoise Ilves," said Knark,
"How long?" asked the Mall- Trian.
"Three hundred years,” said Knari.
"Once upon a time," said the Mallman, I read that crocodiles lived to be two hundred years old and elephants and parrots lived to be a hundred years old."
"How long does a mouse live?" asked Knarf, "Did you read that?"
Sea horses haven't any feet.
"A mouse lives to six years old," answered the Mailman, "A" rabbit lives to be ten years.old. A cat can live to be twenty years A dog can live to be about old. A
"A frog." Bald Knart promptly. Afteen years old. Ducks and
"There," said the Mailman, geese can live to be fifty years old. But here's something I "you know almost everything. I didn't read in any book, What guess I'd better hurry up and animal
Jelters and got | begins by swimming: deliver these
read some
more of the water. They got away under water and ends by sing back and
ing all night?" that live from him by Gying."
book," said Knarf. ever read things in a book?"
"Oh, yes," said the Mallman, "What are these things you are thinking about, Knart?"
Kanrf sald: "Did you ever rentl
about horses under water?"
"Horses that ilve under water!" exclaimed the Mallman, looking quite surprised. "Are you sure you read that In a book? It sounds impossible!"
Knarfi
Sea Horses
"The horses that live, under water
are really fish," said "They're called sea 'horner. They've got heads that look like the head of a horse. Instead of feet, they've got long tall that winds
around
stems and plants. They're aboul
big as a small mouse."
(13
the
"Very interesting,” · sold Maliman. "And what other In- Leresting things did you read about in that book of yours?” “
1. rend "about" a "flah," sold Khart, "that" : han prickles and Rapingu all over it. It can puff
ffævit up like a pindwallon,
"The
fish who can't follow them oul
Rupert and the Black Circle-23
"Alier Rupert's "aneeze, Bill" and "three daing in there?” hedemands, Willis, shrink back in anxiety and Laughing with relief thay scramble @next instant their hiding place_is our and face him. "You can: foln to discovered, as somebody peers Inv","us ¡E-you like. We're trying to
30 Why, it's only: Bingo 1*4;erisa
track down those people you saw›
Will. Bingo starus int husonlaise yesterday, Wel men them and · imant,\, ** What-jon i mazila, mre you now, they've de
"ALL">RJONTS" KESEMPLO
books."
Another New Rupert Adventure
RUPERT
and the
"But all this is so unnecessary, Madame. The ladica can tearti to make meringue like an ex- pert pastry chef'
The only special equipment necded is an electric mixer.”
The Chief's meringue: Separate the yolks from the whites of 5 eggs.
Place the egg whites in quart double boller top. Place over hot, but not quite boiling, water. Beat until bubbly with a wiro whisk or hand beator, Do¦- not let the egg whites cook,
Remove from the heat. Agd
1 granulated sugar and tsp. salt. Bent 10 min, with an electric
until the mixer, or meringue holds its shape,
This will make enough to top
2 (9) ples or to put togethéz on 8" layer cako, No baking
is necessary, Loft-over meringue may be covered and refrigerated- At least 24 hours.,
Dinner
Spinach Soup Croutons Beef Patties Onton-Pepper · Garnish Hot Potato Salad Peach Meringue Ple Coffee Tea Mülk
All Measurements Are Level Recipes Proportioned to Savce é to d Hot Potato Salad: In the top of a double boller, combine 1 tbsp. flour, 1 tbsp, sugar, Ye tsp. salt, 1⁄4 tap. pepper and. Pa tap, dry mustard.
Add 1 egg and stir. Gradually stir in 2/3 6 milk.. Cook-stir': over hot water about 8 min, until thickened.
Then beat in thep, vinegar and 2 bep, water; coolertiT. until the mixture thicker again, Add 4 c. fina-chopped hof cook2' ed potatoes, With a fork 'stir in 3 tbsp, minced pickled onions and 1 tbsp. mine xi parsley.
HAPPY WISH Suggestion of the Chef
$1.00
To keep leftover egg yolks from drying,, add cold, watze bazuly, to cover. Rofrigerata and scrambling" "SESA omeletted 'ge in making quilinda orsteings.
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