1959-04-30 — Page 5

JACOBY

SONNY MOYSE of New York,

editor of the Bridge World, was on a busman'o holiday, playing bridge at the Cavendish Club.

As a writer Sonny is fumiðar with all safely plays and 1 bnp- pened to watch him execute a simple but important one to win ☐ rubber.

He won the second heart trick with the dng and played nee and another "heart right back. He would have to play the clubs eventually but maybe West would lead them for him.

No such luck. The shift was to a diamant and Sonny had to

go after clubs himself.

on

He needed three tricks in the. club mult and proceeded to make them by lending low to dummy's

♥÷CARD Senses.

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You, South, hold: MALS WA542 495 41675

What do you do? A-Bld three spades. You can well afford to show illa see,

TODAY'S, QUESTION Your partner's next bid is six diamonds and East bilde six hearts. What do you do now?

Answer tomETTOW

SIDE GLANCES

RGE

Tag VS FAL DIE

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1959.

WOMANSENSE BRIDGE How to get the best

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NORTH

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BAST

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Both vulnerable West North Pass 3 N.T. Pais

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from your chicken

Yow that it is as economic to buy a broiler chicken us a weekend

on to the family table. Are you getting the best out of them? Here are some Ideas you might like to try.

Broiler means griller, but the birds really are the perfect roasters. They need just under an hour at 375 to 400 degrees Fah., or gas mark 5 to 6. And plain roasting is the most popular,

Vary Th Bavour

little.

into

king and back to his own are. Rosemary is lovely and you can East's doableton queen dropped buy sprigs of It. Cream about

walnuts of butter and dummy's jack was good. If theer

with he had tried a simple farsse his alt and pepper-pop it

10 the the bird together with the sprig Jack would have lost

and West's queen

ten-nine of rosemary. would still have stopped Fisit.

the

By HELEN BURKE

Spread all over the outside boiling gravy

making a very. with creamed butter and place slightly thickened sauce, A little study will show that it on a side for the first half of Sonny's play would have pro-the cooking and then turn it to Broiler with tarragon duced three club tricks against the wilter side. All the while the

flavoured butter

the

rosemary

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any canitation except four seeping into the breast meat. more in the queen-ten In

This way it is evenly cooked and East hand and that no play remains juley inside. would have worked against that holding.

By Galbraith

gothaith

3-4

"The only thing I don't like about the engine in the rear is that awful fooling that I'm being followed!"

YOUR BIRTHDAY

THURSDAY, APRIL 30

BORN today, you probably are keenly interested in the natural sciences, You are quick and ac- curate at malkemašical problems and have the ability to concentrate on one objective for a long time. You enjoy discovering truth arui be-

of the

lieve that experimentalion the exact quality of trulli

no surest

You have a great store of physicst _and_nervous energy, and while you

By STELLA

糖

Baste several times with the butter from the pan. A 12-week broiler will serve four. Lift J out on to the platter, nde to the pan a cup or so of glblet stock, flavoured if you like with a dry white wine or elder.

le

cream

Druise 12 leaves of tarragon and work into thera three walnuts of butter well seasoned with salt and pepper. Pul Inside the bird and roast in a covered in for the same time as above. Remove, and into the pan work a flat teaspoonful of flour,

Young chicken in casserole

Prepare a dozen tiny onions, und a small bunch of really baby carrots, dlee three of unsmoked bacon. Fry ta ounces little, and toss the vegetables in

t

Meanwhile, roost the chicken as above, but half-way through the cooking turn it into a casserole and surround it with

butter, add a good cup of cooked beas.

Chicken Maryland

This is the most deceptively easy fried chicken I know, Joint

broiler

into four leg pieces, two wings, two breasts. Put the carcase back to elmmer with the #ible.

Pass the chicken pieces through seasoned flour, then into egg beaten with one tablespoonful of crumbs. water anally Into sleved bread-

Use a large frying pan, meil one quarter of a pound of butter and add a tablespoonful of olive oil to keep the butter from burning.

Fry not too quickly so that while the outside takes on n nice warm golden tone the In-

Season to taste and with askte too is cooked. Uttle of the siblet stock, cover and cook gently until the chicken

Add a quarter pint of single the vegetables and bacon. cream and 3nish li with a small Dr inutter. Pour bolling water on several tarragon leaves,

To make a riel creamy sauce try and when them, then add to is ready, a matter of 40 minutes. to go with this, simply sprinkle Rub around with the spoon to the sauce,

into the frying pan one dessert- release the delicious residue. "To Cut the chicken into four. A few minutes before the spoonful of four, work well in thicken, blend one, teaspoon of place on a hot entree dish, and chicken is taken out, add two and add enough top milk so that arrowroot with one dessertspoon- spoon the

over ounces of tiny mushrooms, cook the sauce is not too thick. ful of water, stir Ghly into the them.

for a minute or two In u little

--(London Express Service),

cream sauce

WHY DO WE EAT OUT?

WOMAN who passes up steak for a less expensive restaurant entree isn't necessarily the thrifty type.

She may skip steak because she thinks no special talent is needed to cook it, and no unusual ingredients go into its preparation.

Several women gave this explanation in a 42-family survey made by psychologist Peter Siegle to determine why we like to eat out.

This yen for the unusual la "Courting couples." sald one of women's main reasons Siegle, "and dining out romantic, tor dining out, the study

dis- The

world's greasy pans seem closed.

far away when you're sealed at It also revealed that mothers n table for two in a softly enjoy

also cppearing publicly with lighted restaurant. This their families as a visible ex- given a man a chance to be

chivalrous-to pression of "togethemess."

treat his fair guest gallantly by seating her, helping her order, and amusing her with his conversation."

Mothers even relish dialus nut when the children are along, Slegte sull. Provided, of course, that the small fry are on their good behaviour.

HER REACTION

And what is the fair lady's re- action? THE FEMALE ROLE

Married

single, or

she's "Part of the basic female role mentally "laking notes" on the

she's in a is to provide sustenance to those cooking whenever close to her," the psychologist restaurant. explained. That's why uny In addition, the homemaker woman loves to see a man cat who faces the same cooking and even if it's not her cooking. cleaning routine day after day,

"Even the fighty career girl

You have an affectionate nature, You will be happiest if you wed while quite young and have your own family growing up around you. has a hidden yearning to cook You like to have your own family for her man. Whether she known Kure fe your success and hap. it or not, that's one reason she plbem. Slice you have an ability

make ney, you probably will enjoys dining out.":

Comfortably off inanclaży.

You

know how to snake pur money earn mura money.

are: Sir John

Ten Show Treat enthusiam over an Among those turrani hinuntern idea, you ate level-headed in episom.. Then, you always seem to know F. 1. "ures UpYost, isted what to do, and you do with Michigan Tootball ennelt: Alexander precision and direction You can Anderson, Scottish port, Mury be depended upon to carry through of England; Fulton Lewis Jr., author any test once you have embarked and new commentator. upon it. You have a gift for To find what the wiara bave in Kadership but rarely, if ever, order store for you tamorrow, select your people around. Your taci and, birthday star and road the curren diplomacy make your directives ap-' nonding paragraph. Get your birth- pear to be requests.

day star be your daily jgulde, FRIDAY, MAY 1·

ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 20) The entertaining arts are favoured today. Invesilgate the money angle in any new contract.

TAURUS [Apr. 21-May 21 star for you. Hyour big day of Start the new worth in a happy the week, as well] nole, Your associates and friends can bring you pleasure now.

GEMINI

(MAY 22-June 21) Concentrate an cultural natiera for day. You will and that you make excellent progress if you do.

CANCER

22-July Gune

23)- If you the Job-hunting, play that "will get the bunch. You probably

"yes" you have been waiting for,

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(July 24-Aug. 233-

Fullow your intuitions when work-

ing, qui suing business arrangement

with another,

VIRGO CAUE. 24-8ept.

People are now important to your success in life. To gain co-operation, be lectful and smart.

LIBRA

23)

Get your courage up to ask for that Talse today. Chances are excellent

you will get it.

SCORPIO

.

Household Hints

A guide for substituting ag sizes large eggs eqint 5 medium.or & small egys.

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A mixture of

one cup

of

(Oct. 24-Nov. 2)-four and one cup of salt mois- This day has mystic evertones. bened with coloured water Fellow your intuitions and you will makes a soft clay for children make the right decisions.

to play with. Il can be wrapped SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Der. 2)-in a damp cloth and stored in

A fine business day for all your the refrigerator for several

major Intereais, no act decisively.

CAPRICORN (Des. 21-Jan. 10)--

Step up efforts to gain your objbc.

sivá. Look for a new job, or 'ask

doya.

When buying walnuts in the

for a false on your present one. abell, you will need 2 pounds AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Fed, m- of unshelled nuts for a pound Increase your inancial outlook, by of sbelled nuts, and 1 pound. being e dering in your apsof unshelled waimits for 2 cups proach to an opportunity.

PIECES

of halves or 1% cups of chopped

Cipla menit gets off to a spectacular / pula,

looks upon a restaurant meal as

a "reward" and an adventure.

If you're in this group, don't wait for friend husband to sug-

gest dinner nt your favourite

A Change For The Beach

A change from the classio swimsalt, this style in quick-drying Grimp nylon has a aquare neck, short sleeves and à plunging

By JEANNE LESEM

restaurant. Men tend lo resist family dining out, the study re- vealed. They eat out frequently, often And business lunches ovessary, and focl dining out is

hard on the bank account,

Pagé

Warm Weather Causes

Extra Foot Problems

Q.TIN

POLISHI ALWAYS seems to smear off at the sides so use a patton-lipped swab to remove smudges when you pedicure.

OUNDING

By JEANNE D'ARCY

hot pave- ing lip: Wear nylons that have Pments isn't

calculated norverised cotton fest. They don't draw, aro far more com- to keep feet comfortable or fortable. Socks for teenagers happy. Add the fact that are made of mercerised motion, Aummer weather makes too. For good fit, socks should feet, swell, and you'll un- be a half inch longer than the derstand why feet are more troublesome at this time of year than they are in other sensons,

What can Several thingəl

up a bit,

longest loc.

Very few women avold foot troubles. High heels, fashion- able and becoming, Decount for this fact. Instead of reserving you do about them for dross occasions, wom

01 weir them

all the time. Shoes with sensible heels should SHOP LATE

be included in your wardrobe "Wonten in restauranta' change

and they should be worn often. their minds much more re-

First of all, if you're buying quently than men," said Siegle. new shoes, don't do it early in

When corns and catluses do This is nows?

them? If you want to liven up lunch store late in the day, so you'll A visit to a chiropodisi can save

the morning. Stop at the shoe occur, why suffer with with a guessing game, try to Even the working girls and identify executives by listening sure of a fi that will be com- you lole of pain. bachelor businessmen-follow a for this question to the waiter: fortable when hent puffs feet similar pattern, the study show "What's good today?" ed. Women consistently, seek

asked Second, check your stocking Slegle say it is often fancler restaurants and spend a

faced size. If nylons are too short and disproportionate amount of their by executives

with decisions all day long. At tight, feet will suffer. Too-big earnings for lunch, Stogle said.

lunch they are especially prone alockings create problems, too. lo avoid choices, preferring to They slip into folds that are SHE CHANGES

follow a pet pattern.

painful to the foot. It's like the Walters and waitresses ques- It business lunches dull your old fairy tale about the prin- tioned in the survey confirmed husband's enthusiasm for dinners oess and the pea. The fold may The suspicion that many men on the town, pass along this od-be a tiny one, but walk on it and it feels enormously uncon- arder the same things datly, vice from Steglc.

"Every with only slight variations. Un-

man should consider fortable. like

wining and dining women, they don't enjoy the act of the ritual of long and careful his wife nn Investment In

Nor do domestic bilss. It's scrutiny of the menu. they ask about ingredients in woman who will be the land sauces and Falads,

that feeds hér."

who pre

STORIES FOR

The Cloud On The Hill

-It Brought Simon A Pie Instead of Rain-

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COTTON FEET

Solesgirls, who are on their feet all day, have another stock-

Be careful not to add to foot problems when you give your- self a podicure. Don't cut nalis too short! Do clip them straight across. Nip into the sides and you may give an ingrown toe-; nail a chance to start.

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For a neat pedicure, use cotton-lipped swab to remove at the polish that's amearod sides. Whon nails are dry, mas- sage feet with a lanolin, lotion it feels good, koeps skin soft.

Sprinkle a bit of talcum in shoes and you're ready to step out in comfort.

BOYS AND BOYS AND GIRLS

By this time, Hiawatha, who had very sharp eyes, put his hand to his forehead to keep the sim out of his eyea and looked sharply at the smoke or

of the hill at the end of the~

By MAX TRELLining-and-there-felt-cloud cloud'or what it was at the top

anywhere." "There

Bald road

a cloud," KARE, the Shadow-Boy with Sheet's on top out that hit

"It's coming this way," he announced. and his friends Teddy the at the end of the road."

Before You Got Wet Stuffed Bear, and Hlawatha, the

In great surprise, Knart and Small-Sized Wooden Indian, Teddy looked at the top of the "I'm sure I's going to "rain.". were walking together, arm in it at the end of the road. said Simple Simon. "You'd UYIT, down Book Boulevard. Hiawatha didn't even bother better all come under this when they turned into Cran- looking. He was, auro Simon umbrella before you get wet," berry Lane. There, sitting on a was wrong.

Meanwhile, the cloud kept fence, was Simple Simon.

However, Kaart suddenly ex- coming closer and closer.

All

Simon

was holding an open claimed: "Yes! 1 do see some of a suddon Knarf said: "I see umbrella over his head. And thing!"

what it is! It's the Pleman! this was

Teddy saw it, too. "I'm not He's coming down the road with because the was shining and there sure it's a cloud," he said. "It his pic wagon, pulled by ble wasn't a cloud h the sky,

Run

stronge

"Good morning, Simon," said Knari.

Looks Like Rain

"It looks like rain," suid Simon.

looks more like smoke."

horsel" "That's what I said," sald The horse is kicking up a

cloud Simon. "It's a cloud and it's whole

of dust," said Teddy. going to rain."

Good morning, Simon," said Rupert and the Blunderpuss--46

Teddy.

"I'm sure it looks like rain," sald Simon.

"Good morning, Simon," said Iliawatha In a gloomy voice.

"I bet it's going to rain,” sald Simon.

"I bet you don't know what you're talking about," said Hla- watha.

At this Simple Simon peered out from beneath the umbrella. He took a quièk squint at the sky, then instantly pulled his head back.

On Top Of The Hill

"Now I'm sure it's going to rain,” he said.

I don't know how you can say such a thing," zală. Knart. "Tho- sky ›ls, . blús, the sun, la

{

Siman sat on the fence with

an umbrella over his head.

mut... "Babl It's no cloud," fered Hiawatha. "There's no Inin in a wagon full of pleat"

All of a sudden, Simple Simon. toiden up the umbrella, sprung off the fence and went rushing up to the Pleman,

What Kind Of Pies?

"What kind of pics have you got, Pleman?" said Simon.

All kinds of ples,"

the

replied

Pieman. "What kind of money have you got, Simon?”

"No money," said Simon. Fortunately, Knarf had four pennies so that everybody had a ple.

"I'd rather eat pie than have it rain," said Simon.

"Neither would 1, Bald Hia- Wath.

From the top of the ladder the" to my call. I'd better not fer any little bear keeps up his soothing, more of my friends call is any more talk, and after a long time the nasty nainca" When he has picked Blunderpuss rises and edges "the creatury up again he descenda towards him very, very slowly, very carefully. ** I can't think how "My it doesn't trust me too well you do is exclaim Uncle Bruno.

Rupert, thinks, This

Simon "And you haven't yet sold te Looks liken the last timph it will come what sort of an animal it is.”

JAUS RIGHTS BREEZEVED

now

Teddy and Knart looked at cach other and smiled. They didn't know who was willier, or Hiawatha. But it really didn't matter. The pic were very good! .-

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