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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY

CROSSWORD.

This Funny World

10 20

Across

1. Be is found among the sky-

scrapers, (3, 3)

§. gmerald t6, (4)

*. I do things starting wit72

Victory in Europe, (4)

11. Tomorrow. (0)

13. Ilkley uncovered. (4)

35. This cotzips into uno akter »

bath. 18. 4)

10. Tya' Cerian was a ɑrsök rider.

(8)

28. The price is exactly right. (3)

19. It spins for many a ohila. (8).

21. It's a sign often seen in the

country. (4)

22. Purmouth feature. (3)

24. Queen of evident mortality,

24. Baiting or washing it's often in

23. Its money in Yorkshire. 15

Down

1. They're bang up to date, (3, 1

(3)

2. Betons starING BA & morey Lu

A. Thời

for one woman, (9)

4. To revost an anagram, (4-4)

8. Often describes

4. Remaindor. (4)

to live an. (0)

Dozer. 31

7. They give an author some,hing

ID. A notabio

milo. (01

13. Lone, some-

what invol

ved. (4)

13. You're uns

happy 1

you to down

In 1th 10rula

14. Loug

17. 100. (41) 20, 15 win o

bower. (3)

• JACOBY

ON BRIDGE

Careful Defence Sets Four Bid

By

OSWALD

JACOBY

TORTH'S overcall of two

in

today's

Nno-trump

hand was the "unusual" no- Trump overenil, asking South to bid a minor suit. South felt strong enough to respond at the level of four, sinco he had side strength in hearts and spade to make up for weakness of his holding.

5-22

MoHaught Byudioute. Ina-© Cottler's

"Now, let me get this straight. You want alphabet soup, but take out the M's and W's because they're too fattening"

YOUR BIRTHDAY...... BY STELLA

FRIDAY, JULY 6

PORN today, you are a person open for apportuniues lo ad- D who has the rights and in- vance

and be ready to grasp tetste of others deeply at heart them at once all the time. You will probably Both you men and women are

for want to work

Improved highly emotional and your feel- For the e who are ings

surface enditions

near the

ATG

fortunate an yourself These of you of the fair sex You want to do things in your are particularly nitractive and

however,

and will it is probable that you will fall

love more than once patterns set by

before

own way,

self-ry Unr

sometimes

1956.

WOMANSENSE

Coffee And Viennese Torte

For “After Eight® Guests

By IDA BAILEY ALLEN

64TNSTEAD of. asking

Sguests

it's now

rect

to dimor,

smart and cor-

to invite them for dessert and coffee at

eight or eight-thirty," 1 remarked to the Chef. "This makes it possible for, young mother-homemakera

to en- tertain_casily.”

"I suggest for such an oc- casion coffee and a fine Vien- пече torte, Madame," re- marked the Chef. "Such a torte was a favourite in Vienna where 1 spent Beveral years

studying

music. I will be glad to work out simplified ver- readers; one

sion for our

that is as smooth as a Vien- nese waltz!"

Roast Veal

Dinner

Tomato Juice Cocktai

Brown Gravy Pan-Roast Potatoes Summer Squash Romaine Salad with Blue Cheese Dressing Torte Viennese Hot or Icod Coffee or Tea MUJK

All Measurements Are iævet

ever follow others. You are self-sum-lent you make the final selection of arilage pariner. Once you finding it didwult to understand have muck your deci ton, how-

stand on why others cannot

you are loyal, true and their

mad ever. This devoted atlilude, however, will not deler Among those bom on this Recipes Proportioned to Serge 4 to 4 date are John L. Beveridge. Daniel carly Illinois

governor;

Ashbri Green, mechanically Gilman und

Sinclair. have

Harry F. high educators Good at oil magnate; Roger W. Babson, could

John And statistician;

Paul Jones, Colonial pavil officer: Alexander Wilen.

ornithologist, and Jane Gate, actress.

Own

***** 100

ma BR

will dexterity

you

from offering help when you needed

You minded

innouad Agures. SUCLCS

in engineering, in the building trades or in business You are not quite ne quick to appportunity us you should be Perhaps you are a ittle too

But cautious

this hesitancy could cost you a pro-

זון

To find what the stars have

for you

tomorrow, store elect your birthday star and read the corresponding para-

a singleton | motion which should be coming graph Let your birthday star

the Your way Keep your Bye: be your daily guide. club

With a normal 3-2 betak in j clubs South would have expen- enced little trouble with his con- tract. The bad break and cure- ful defence were enough to give South a bad time

West opened spade, and second wand. South ruffed the Declarer led a trump, West put up the queen, and dummy won When a low club with the néc

from the dumeny. was returned West wisely refused to take his

king.

Now South was in trouble. He made a desperate attempt to ful- All the contract by leading out

J8742

NORTH

♥K 64

AQ93 AJ 10 0

EAST (D) AAK 10 6 3 ❤J203

◆ KJ72

WEST

95

84 KQ72

Q

10 6 5

SOUTH

AQ872

9 859

Neither sido vul.

South West

7

SATURDAY, JULY 7

CANCER (June 23-July 23) ► Bring

interests your personal ino the foreground and ael upon them efficiently for the result:

LEO (July 24-Aug. 28) If you are dealing with the pubile, your relations should be | highly beneficial Get exactly

what you want

CAPRICORN ¿Dec. 23-Jan. 20)-Relax Wensions today and get some much-needed recrea- Hon Have a good time!

AQUARIUS (Jan, 21-Feb. 19) This is an

for Ideal day

Extend making new trends. yourself in this direction and of — will pay your efforts businesswise, perhaps,

PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 21)---- Outdoor sports, with you either

spectator or DIS as a

ATC Watch participant,

today's agenda Enjoy yourself.

ARIES (Mar. 22-Apr. 20)— You can accomplish a lot today, If you put yourself especially out to be highly co-operative

VIRGO (Aur. 24-Sept. 23)-- You should be able to find some good buys if you have important

to be done. shopping

the advertisements,

LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)~ Domestic affairs probably will com to the fore today careful plans for all recreational

nelivities.

Makc

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)-- Some public celebration may call for your attendance. Per- haps you can make it a family

affair.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)-In retail merchandising this should prove a good day for Traveling rc- your interests, presentatives are also favoured,

TARGET

D

F

L

East

North

LB

14

Pass

2 A

2 N.T.

34

Double Pasa

D

N

PRIA

Parz

Opening lead-♣ +

three rounds of hearts.

West

ruled the third heart with kw trump, drew a

rund

his of

Trumps with the king, and led

a spade to make dummy

with the last trump.

ruff

to his couldn't get Declarer

for the hearts, and he hand wound up with only given tricks.

The would have been a dif- ferent story to tell if West had taken the king of clubs when it was first offered to him. Nothing would then stop declarer from the lead, drawing regaining trumps with dummy's jack and ten, and then running all hearts together with the ace of diamonds.

South would win

the

the

three trumps in the dummy, one ruff in his own hand, live hearts, and one diamond, fulfilling the doubled contract.

♥÷CARD Senso♣♣

- QThe bidding has been:

West North East South

I Club Spade Pass

You, South, hold:

AQUIL MAISERĄSKI7 48.

What do you do?

“Ambid throw spades. North is invlied:ŝə bid:gamo unloss ́he is aslatávód; of his overcali.

„TODAY'S QUESTION The bidding is the same as in the question just answered.-. You,...... South, holdi.

What do you do? 2.

Answer-TomSTTOW

LIOW MANY

Mwords of

four letters

of more you make from th letters in the

the

sking sch word the lattare ju each of the small squares may be used quos ogly. Each word must contain the Large latter in the pro sangre, and there must be at least one nine-letter word to the FLS. No plaria no forden words no proper games. TODAY'S TARGET: 18 words, good: 15 words, very good; 19 words, sxvallent Botulion` te- INDOW.

YESTERDAYS SOLUTION: Bend biddan bidder bide bier bind binder bine bird bode boded boding bond bonded bonder bons boned bonftre bore bored born borne brad" "bride brined soon ihre forbid FOR

Inbred DIODEN

Fabind robe robed robin,

CHESS PROBLEM

By J. P. A. SEILBERGER Black, 7 pieces

|_ White, 12 pieces... White to play: mate in two. Solution to yesterday problem:

P-Q7 threat (1) KXP, R-K7) 2.B-Kt5, (ch), RQB4; 2, B~~~K4 (ct); L Kè-06; 2, "Ko...HS: (ch);}) R-KBI; 2, P=Q8 (=Q),

with others.

on

Torte Viennese: This calls for 2 purts: Torte layers and filing.

Torte Layers: Add 1⁄4 tsp. salt 3 egg whites. Boat stiff but

not dry.

Gradually beat in c. firmly packed, sifted light brown sugar. Continue to beat until very stiff.

In 2 c. Fold

fine-chopped blanched almonds.

Cat 4 (8") circles from clean packed, sifted light brown sugar. smooth brown paper and place on baking sheets. Spread each circle with 4 of the mixture but leave a 1⁄4" margin around the edge.

Decorate

with #

1 circle few whole.blanched, almonds, a few drained maraschino cherries' and pieces of citron to form a wreath.

Bako 35 min, in a slow oven,

300 F. Cool Peel off the paper.

а Torte Filling: Melt 1 (8) oz.

TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21)—

pig, or 1 c. semi-sweet chocolate morsels over hot, not boiling,

water.

Beat 3 egg yolks until thick. Beat in the melted chocolate, stirring fast.

Combine 1 (7 oz.). Jar If at all possible, get to the marstumallow cream Y c. beach for the week-end, If not water and 1⁄4 tsp. either pure both days, at least for one. vanilla or peppermint favouring GEMINI (May 22-June 22)-as desired. Sitr in the chocolate Bustness affairs are favoujad, mixture Chill about 20 mln. mounds form when particularly if they involve your or until family connections.

dropped from a spoon. Then

BOYS'

AND

Under A Chestnut Tree

-The Shadows Meet The Village Blacksmith-

By MAX TRELL

THERE It was, the large book with the blue cover! I was near the lying on the table sunny, playroom window.

fold

BLANCHED ALMONDS, maraschino cherries and ploven of citron decorate a Viennese forte, a fine dessert for "After

Eight" questa

pream

in

C. heavy whipped stift.

Spread of the mixture on the undecorated circles. Put to- with the de- gother and top corated circles. Frost the sides with the remaining filling.

Chill several hours night. Serves 10.

WHAT

HAS

I get into

or over-

Cook Kidney Beans Ahead: Plain-bodied kidney beans can be refrigerated several days, or frozen indefinitely, to use quick-making saladettes, suc- cotash or chill.

Trick of the Chet

Add 1 tbsp. pickle relish mayonnaise for bean salad.

in

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KEEPING BABY HEALTHY

COMMUNICABLE DISEASE

PROTECTION

A

cough

By W. W. BAUER, M.D. NOMMUNICABLE disease The young baby usually reacts protection for the baby little or not at all to these im- mumisations and the protection falls into two main cate acquired is very much worth- gorics-first, protecting him while. against needless exposures; A kcy to communicable second, immunising him crease protection for the baby

ond against

the young child is avoid- all diseases for

unce ΟΙ the commen cold. which immunity is feasible. This is because the sneero, the the watery eyes, the The young baby, especially fever, and the occasional erup- breast-fed, carries with bim at ion which accompany a com- birth a certain, amount of mon cold are symptoms also of munity obtained from

his the

**disenpos. ...communicable mother's blood. This is supple When a báby: starts to minie mented in the milk if the baby or to cough or to have watery is breast-fd. But it diminishes

eyes or similar manifestations, ruther rapidly as the baby grows it is imposible

even for the older and is never sufficient to most skilled physician, to know constitute adequate protection at the beginning whether this is against

communtcable going to be cold whether diseases.

this is going to be measies

cough or chickenpox

About the carlet fever, laentifies itself early is mumps, only communicable disease that by the peculiar swelling. In ali others, it becomes a case of watchful waiting, and during that time others may be cx- posed

the

IMMUNISATION Therefore, we must proceed at the earliest possible age to im munise babics against four diseases for which the im- munising procedures are highly effective These diseases

or

£

diphtheria, whooping cough, Travelling with the baby or smallpox, and tetanus or lock- taking the baby Into largo

Jaw. All of these imimaanisation

groups should be avoided

should be given the baby during whenever possible,

hla first year of life, and it is usual to suggest the following schedulo:

from

AVOID KISSING Relatives and visitors should Before the

โร baby thres be stomly discouraged

If they months old, it is customary to kiasing the baby and give him what is known as the have the slightest sign of colds, triple antigen, that is, a prepara- they should not be allowed to

hold the baby, tion which carries protective

play wi qualities against three d

come in Intimate contact with him. Scrible people, of diphtheria, tetanus and

This 14 usundby ing cough.

pr

given course,

will

with

not be offended and in three Injections, the second in many instances will them- that because of of which follows the first at selves declare

"cold" which they have, varying intervals according to the

will voluntarily stay us the preference of various physi. they cians

is six away Before the baby is

from the baby as months old, he is then vacinated they can against smallpox, By these preventive measures, four of the cautions, does become 'Infected to most serious diseases are stricken with a

from the list of parents worries, the chances of recovery

DO IF A

IF

TO DO

A CHILD

SWALLOWED POISON

sa emergency

If the baby. despite all pre

communicable disces complications are better than they have aver been. With the sulfa drugs and the anti- biotics, most infectious diseases

with

of chilthood can now be treated successfully and recovery may ba... anticipated without the complications which formerly affected cars, hearts,

and суев, lungs

The principal serious

by drink. This helps neutralise the municable disease

alkali.

Cou

By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, M.D.

which still [NQUISITIVE little hands pared for

remains a great

menace to a lot of knowing what to do.

childhood is polio, Immunisa- 2-Give him I suggest you clip, and save

us much milktion against this discaso is now Frequently you the trouble.

fallowing procedures re-

JAS he can drink. This helps currently available and should the American prevent vomiting. hear about youngsters who commended by

be usrd when accessary. have accidentally swallowed Rod Cross in cases of accidental

Call your doctor 3--See that he lies down, is their poisonings, poison thought by parents to be safely out of it without a moment's delay, warmly covered and is

then give the stricken person quiet, reach.

immedate first ald

Despite all your precautions, Lome accidents wil happen. Some children this summer will swallow poisonous substances.

Be Prepared I hope yours is not among' them. But it's best to be pre-

Poisonous Acids

kept

If he has swallowed bleach, iye, washing

If the victim has swallowed. ammonia, caustic potash, caustic soda or other lysol, carbolic acid, or any other poisonous alkali (you can poisonous acid, you should: usually tell from the label on the container), you should:

1-Give the patient as much lemon juice or vinegar as he can

GIRLS' MAGAZINE

tl Anally they disappeared, in- side the book.

They started walking toward the ringing sound when, all at once, as they passed the school- house, the doors were flung open and out came the children. They scattered in all directions, for school was over and they were hurrying home,

went

A Little Village

But Knarf and Hanid The next moment they found along with the little group that themselves in a little village. was going toward the ringing

There were plain houses sound,

But what was strange about along the street, shaded by All at once they came to

the book was this. From the thick trees. There were old great tree with wide spreading middle of the pages from deep fashioned gardens and birds. At branches. It was a Inside the book-hung a narrow the end of the street stood a tree, red ribbon.

Kmart, the shadow-boy with the turned-nbout name, saw it fret. He called his steter Hanid to come over and look at it.

"It's a bookmark!" she said. "That's what it is."

"Let's climb up and see what it's marking," said Knart.

"It's marking the place where sold somebody was reading," Hanid.

Interesting Story

"Maybe," said Knar?, "maybe maries * very interesting story."

it

book,"

"But it in a story. Hankt answered. "It's a book of poems. See," she mid, pointing to the name on the outside of sho books, "it's Poems by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow."

Poems or stories, ¦ Knärf's mind was made-up to follow the ribbon dide the bool. So ha-mosklá klásokt small (shadowi con minion (beretives 'any size the pleaso). Honid: did |HDETTO," Than they bolti caught

hold of the ribbon and pulled.

| themselves, uaparkupty

Tho

chestnut

were

Tied to the tree white church, and beyond the several strong white and brown church on a little hill, stood a horses, red schoolhouse.

And from somewhere, not far off, come a clear ringing noise ding, ding, ding... Bike the ringing of a bell. Only it wasn't exactly like a bell.

"It's something else," Knarf. "Let's go and see."

said

Heavy Hammer-

But under the tree itself a on a red-hot man was beating horseshoe with great strolces of a heavy hammer,

"Olang Clang! Clangi"

Rupert and the Fire Bird-2

Pong Pin welcomes Rupert's smooth "aling sticking out?" help. ** There are fois of They pull away surrounding cracked, bita, of jock in the face Splinters of rock and Pong Ping of the quarry," ke mye. *! If you, "gently-prises it out, "It's the pick them out and look at them "shape olyan egg but | "expect" it's carefully you may see vai stones; only a large pebbley....my). sellor fish or something Ropat, Why, ste you looking Heres› Ball Gaimo ne What's thần do excited about it,

ALIA RIQUTS MESTAYED HA

The Shadows found a "book with a Ribbon bookmark.

hummer And each time the come down on the horseshoe a shower of red sparks flow up!

The children tried to catch them.

1-Give him as much milk of magnesia, chalk water, sodium loarbonate or lime water as hic can drink to help neutralise

the neid.

Z-Give him.

will drink

egg white or

to

vomiting.

象

as much milk, olive oil ca hè

TOMORROW:

IV-Protection From Accidenti

GADGET - PREVENTS GAP IN SCOOP NECKLINE

Now York.

A new gadget helps prevent

n glp In a scoop neckline,

help prevent Colled the neckline stay, it is a light frame of soft nylon pile

-Make him He down, and light boning keep him quiet covered,

ank warmly

dreas

The slay attaches inside the with the boned section sipped

between the body and

While it's advisable to make the bra to

a patient vomit in some poisch- it.

The

assure better dress

entre device is ing cases, it might injure his washable, and need

not be stomach and csophagus if the removed *before Laundering swallowed poison is a strong dresses which you either hand corrosive substance like those wash or loss into the machine, Usted above.

-United Press.

HOUSEHOLD HINTS

By HILLARY WENTWORTH

stif

1. Gloves should always be afterwards wiped with a soft washed on the hands and then cloth. A piece of thin you can be sure that all the cardboard inštried between the dirt will be removed,

tooth will clean out the dirt,

2. Don't rinse place curtains 7. If you have nail holes you, after washing them. You will want to fill up, putty bois... ther find that the soap stiffens them, most

filler. commonly used so they hang' beautifully,

'When' 'the surface is to be painted, It can be used in its 3. Wet shoes should never be natural colour, but, if it is to dried directly in front of a fire. be stained, the putty should be. Instead, pack the wet shoes tinted with a little stain before with crumpled newspaper, turn: use, them upsido down, and leave them in a warm place to dry. 8. To lift the flat lid of a anuoopan just a litio during 4. For washing babick cooking so that the scan - Cari [try as they would, neither Khark woollies, uso pure soup flakes escape, use a wooden clothes! ·

}

Dear me,

they crowded

around the, man so closely that,

nor Hank could see what he toolcod, like, or who he was!

and--luke-warm water. The por. Just push the peg on to gfarmoritm ^nhould simply be the edge of the lid and then re- But there he stood, working squeezed through the muds. If place it, and working and working you lot woollles get so diely under the spreading chestnut that they need hard rubbing, the P. For a milk stain on a table, wash' the damaged part treel

garments will mat and shrink in hot water to which Low

"Larber, after they had slid 5. To clean straw matting, dip, drops of vinegar have been down the red ribbon, back into a large coarse floor cloth in mit, added. Dry, wall: thesu rub the room namin, ¦ Knarf, said to and water and rub tha mirfaco · quickly with a plece of flannel Hankd: "Who was that man who of the matiing, then, wipe it sprinkled an with a met wwe hitting the nod-hot horse dry,

spirit. Next polah with aboo? The one" standing" under that chostaat.arde?" "

17007; Water: often caligen the

PuWhy, Kneel, don't you jononeth of comba 'to split and the 1685 It won the Vibe Blacksmith, Everyone knows him!".

*

Furzil! tortoiseshuil or horn, of which, marke they arornade to „bioðme„, rúbɔb. Frough" : "Theny combe should be surgical

brushed with a benki brisati and It, but tem