LADY
your
AQUARIUS
THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1959.
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CHINA MAIL
horoscope
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
(January 21.
220.
Certain
but
|LIVE AND LET LIVE|
This, says Dr Johnson," "has restored power I had lost... one read about were in the Bible. Today one making me feel
and act as if reads of it every day. In the month of May, 1959, several years had been taken off my age." The drug is claimed no fewer than 11 chirpy centenarian Britons to make hair, skin, bones.
glands. announced their birthdays!
and nervous systems biologically younger.
THERE was a time when the only centenarians
It's a fact that women live longer than men, yet the oldest man on record lived two years longer than the oldest woman on record.
Pierre Joubert, a French ins. Are people living jonger in Canadien hootranker, died in the twentieth century? And, FR14
ป 113. The
How more impetant, do they want to Katherine Plunket of County Ive longer-much longer than a that he is a real chip of the Louth, Ireland, died in 1820, century, anyway? February 19: After having old block.
chun recund with 171 years and waveral between varions ARIES (March 21-April 19):328 days to her credit. These ALL THE RAGE passibilition regarding your
information about are carefully ebreked records future you will So he
friend has come to your They had to be, for births were
Apparently the answer is yes, Melally quite certain of what you
registered unul In fiet, it's all the rage. Whether knowledge,
in con-at
1037
you try to live longer with sur- want to do.
Sideration of his feelings it But it is not aceṛpled in the gical beauty treatments, pills, PISCES · February
will be better to keep it to best medical elrelas that inonkey gland, herbs or drugs yourself.
Setrisch Czirlen, a Hungarian you're Just following TAPRUS (April 20-May 201:| living in 1537 and still alive in world-wide trend.
The affection which you 1722, was in fact the 185 years have been bestowing on a he claimed. Nor was it believed South that Loul Trourco, a friend's child is warmly
American Negress who died reciprocated.
around 1770, was in fact the 175 GEMINI May 21-June 21) years of age she claimed.
to de your readiness
Reading about
these con- friends anything for your you may sunetimes neglectenarians-plus started me think- tion. your own affairs.
March 20: You will be happy to meet the son of a friend and And
very
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MUSIC AND FLYING MIX
By HOYT GIMLIN
Mahas
[ARGARET HILLIS! the same sure i
Пyboys
touch with Navy
as she does with n By m-
phony orchestra.
teaching
11:
CANCER June 22-July 21:
A courageous approach is; essential if You wish solve
rather involved
perrablon,
|LEO duły 22-August 21):
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New recruit is 85-year-old Dr Hewlett Johnsen, the Red Dean of Canterbury. Dr Johnson went to a rejuvenation elinle in Bucharest for his treatment-a killing drug in an acid seluillan taken daily as an fujer-
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EMBARRASSING
Let's Eat
DY
IDA BAILEY. ALLEN
Favourite Vegetables Basis Of Main Dishes
But, oh, how embarrasing It must be to live for too long! imagine, for exemple, reaching a sprightly 130. With none of your friends around, With your reminiscence! every remark With no one who remembers personally the people you knew at duwn." when you were a girl of 00!
IN the Plymouth Colony.
breakfast way taken pes
The long, narrow table held tall salt shaker and home- trenchers for
Think how painful It must be when everything you tulk about is history. How decrepilthewed wooden
aust feel when your alt plates-one for two children or you
Spoons man had his wife. have vanished, haunts
were of pewter, or of laurel favourite shop assistant long
wood, patiently whittled in the since gone.
Bickering frelight. Hulowed gourds served as cups.
your
How Imited you would feel when you walk
with strong! strides to catch a train only to be tok: "But madum! Trains went out 20 years ago. You've just missed the saucer.
Now thank you; no foolish im- mortal am 1
Woman In Motion: Star Performer
At American Exhibit In Moscow
Moscow,
moru
Since you feel that you are skowly but surely drifting apart from t tre valued
weeks, Mrs friend. Th best thing is OR six not to force the relationships John Jacobs did the
August 22-Septen family VIRGO
wash, baked pies boy 22: She finds that
You should show and had guests for dinner pilots
special appreciation to leading the and
with all person whose quality
58,000 Russians looking on Chicago Symphony require
work you value highly, similar techniques. She knows she has done both.
The chutal divertor of Santa 12. Oprea suitf both the nasacian and thier mast be du-i viplined to feel a strong convert for minute deta. The instructor į
LIBRA (September 23.Geto-ach day.
or conductor matst communicate | SCORPIO strong mitud comilienre
Miss Bitlis beleves star was the only woman flight instructo M B Navy's World Wat Training programme. The hand- some, dark-lored woman inter- rupted her masie viluration itl
42 when she was 20 to paese Two yours as a civilian in: tractor | at Ball State Teachers College Indian Her evaght kept ber out of mniform,
Her musical traging
at Kukumu,
contisord
through Indiana University and the Juilliard Seived of Music in New York.
AUTUMN
This auturi. Mis: Hill wil juggles her time and skills la p bearse the Chienge Symphony's chorus, guest conduct Er
questions, Mrs
By ALINE MOSBY
than
BIT
have central heating?"
Why a freplace? Don't you another woman inquired, "Open banks met good books
that
westy
untess deteriorate they're under glass," another pointed out.
conversations with her fans, be- cause the toilet was not J1 separate room us in the Soviet
Union.
But the kitchen was a marvel. One womur thought the wall They aven was a television set. Cagerly when watched American electrie en opener and dish- washer
CATE
polic
the the
But though the apartment was success, Mrs Jacobs was the me attraction.
"They were inore Interested in talking than in any particular item," she told me. "Some days 1 got hechters who asked about I said.
Next, Mrs Jacous demonstral- the bolt-in washing machine and dryery doing her own fully laundry,
Mra Jacobs brought Kate, a unemployment. Then months; Lucia, 2; Nell, 3, and John, J, 5, to Moscow with her, plus husband John, one of the Exhibition offer executives. The children lived a their hotel com with a Russian nurse and
ber ANA You are apt to While Soviet citizens crowded cases put too many eggs in me around the poke, feel and it basket and ought to think like an
Jacobs tried to American house- before wife in 2012 rarefully
an open-walled dve- taking such riska.
room apartment at the Amert- October 29-en Exhibition held reccraly in November 211: After. af Moscow's Sokolniki Park. protracted struggle
you
Soviet newspapers claimed the fear that you have
show was disappointing because kitten off more in your line the Russians wanted to see only of work than you can chew machinery. Bus this chiletal line and ought to reduce your didn't jibu with the visitors who commitruvity aerordingly. daily watched the Alexandria,
Va.. housewife seramble e babysitter. November SAGITTARIUS
22-December 211: On being and cum rugh as if she were la sensational new ballerina at asked for an explanation the Bolshoi Baltet.
B+W
you are
about
room
Toutu.
gentlemen, excuse me, but if you don't mind, we women won! to look at this clextric blanket.
"Poople wanted to know how I live, and how I learned Russlan I told them I was born in Bul- Beria and wel to the United States in 1938.' Shu mede the beds with: coloured sheets and an electrle Jacobs set the table in the taste- blanket which nearly brought
Phone
As a hole to the show, Mrs
of a recent net, you should not heat about the bugh Mrs
an Jarobs, attractive down the house. As an encore, fully furnished dining room with but μένε dirvet and brunette
with a warm, mey, she let curious Russians feel the place maly ("what, no table-
her "per foam rubber pillows.
cloth the Russians asked) and personality, began truthful accinint.
formance each day at 11 am.
candles ("don't you have electric CAPRICORN
Currying December 22-by
нет small dusting the living
micro- lights?") Then she and one of around, the housewife January 201: An art course | furniture. Since tastes are dif- which
to ferent in this land of fringed opened drawers to show off the male guides sat down to eat.
women's nylon liugérie. Young take will. have great lampshades, the Russians were
giris ned up to feel the stift imaginative appeal for you quite critical of that
Americans might have recognis crinoline patrons which are a and you will be must happy ed the furniture as one of the novelty to the Soviet Union. Ten-
The children's bedroom didn't in your work.
mas expensive modern makes.
The Russian YOUR BIRTHDAY: If this Rut to Busshans it looked cheap over so well.
housewives didn't like the is your birthday you should simple and no shiny double-decker bunks "danger And a moment to reflect on varnish dish.
ms for the child on top and ne 1 bluss your past life
air for the one in the lower" your lucky stars for all
they said fively. gol
things that come your way,
North Carolina. and Iowa, prepare five operas for the American Opera Soelety, en- duct the New Yoric Philharmonic and chorus at Carnegie Hall in a new work Dec. 7, and present 14 chamber music programmes in New York. Washington and New England.
"A first it was very difeult to eat," she said. "The first day one guide and I sat down as if for dinner-all we had was a gelatin dessert, ente and coffee. "We thougħal the, nulience would go away when I stopped talking Into the microphone. But the minute we took a sip of While I watened her go
coffee, we looked around and the through her "act," two Hussian
saw hundreds of people. The have women
in the audience also The tub in the bathroom was guide choked and coffee spilled commented the beige rugs were too small to many onlookers, all over his shirt. We had to "too plain. They like the They were "shocked," Mrs learn to eat looking at our Oriental varicly.
Jacobs concluded after several plates, not at the people.
A Fashion Parade presented by the Hand Knitted Wool Council was held in London's Cafe Royal.
This picture shows Flamingo red and white housecoat and hot water bottle cover in double crepe wool and matching shortie` pyjamas in 3-ply wool worn here by model Anne White.
DIDN'T SPEAK
Chikiren, RUVET speaking. stood throughout the meal..
Hasty pudding, mode from home-ground corn, fulls
the main food. It was boiled in a big pot swung over the open Are
Somethines múple
und
syrup, milk of balled-down
cider was poured over it,
Those were plain days. Pinin thoughts upled plain folk who were carving a new life in an unknown fund,
For Thanksgiving Dinner table centrepiece, an arrange- ment of well-scrubbed season- able vegetables and perfect fruits represented the harvest.
TODAY'S VEGETABLES
Today's vegetables and fruits include many that were known In Colonial days. Others, such 05
and avocados, banumas Pineapples, had never bren scen at that Limo In North America.
COTTAGE CHAMPAGNE
By Pat Drake
TTAVING
A quantity
Hueberry
excem of our requirements wo should like to try our hand at making some fruit wines," Bays Mr L. D. "Could you please help by with a re-
1
it
00-
Here are two main dish reci-Bupplying us
based on
vegetables that cipe? On an occasion have been favourites for cen- the past when we tried to turies and are still valued in | muko wine, wo found our harvest.
Was
bitter very
and All Measurements Are Levet vinegary. Could you tell us Recipes Proportioned to Serve 4 to how to avoid this
Cauliflower with Cheesecurring again?"
Bacon: Remove I can give you, two reelpes for leaves from a medium headgouseberry wine, Mr 1). enuliflower, Separate into na- The first is for GREEN tural floweretics.
| GOOSEBERRY WINE. Wash in warm salted water; i Boll 4 of green gooseberries with lib of sulianus and 115 f Cook 3 min. In 1-in. nlted Strain the liquor carefully, Brat barley in quarts of water. hoiling water or chicken bouil-through A large
Sauce
drain.
lon,
and
Remove and heap on buttered tonst. Spoon over hot cheese sauce. Top_ench serving with 1 sillee crisp bacon.
Stuffed Cabbage Small-dice
muslin, then through two big tea that towels, to give your wine extra clear brilliance, And 41b of sugar and stir well,
Put the hot wine straight into bottles, ing them only to the Leaves: boltom of their necks, When 1 contents 1 (12 oz.) wine is cold, cover each bottle can corned beef. Add 2 c. roft with a cap of brown paper, fairly enriched bread crumbs, 2 tbsp strong but pliable, tied on firm- nincect onion, tsp. ground ly. Make a few pin holes in the black pepper, 1 tsp. salt mod paper caps to let oft the FUN, 10. Inelied butter or mur- Leave the bottle like this for one guring.
month and then cork. Them
tmly with new corts,
simmer B
large
Meantime, green cabbage leaves 5 min. in boiling water. Remove, drain and spread each leaf with corned beef mixture. Roll up: fasten with toothpicks. Arrange in large shallow baking dish.
fresh
Combine 2 d. diced, peeled
Tomatoes, gr, salt, tsp. ground black pepper, 1/4 c. water and
whole Lup, oregane leaves.
The method of covering is very important, Mr D., for bac- teris in the air will cause your wine to taste bilter If the wine is not finally sealed fast.
This Green Gooseberry Wing is sometimes known as Collage Champagne." Some people make at the time of a child's birth and open it on his 21st birthday. The other recipe is for RED GOOSEBERRY WINE.
Pulp 4 of ripe guoseberries. Bring to boiling point, Boil 2 | Add 4 quarts of water and 115 min. Pour over cabbage rolls. of raishis and boll very gently Cover with aluminium foll
for 20 minutes. Strok well. Put in of rice and bring to the boll again. Boil for 3 hinules and straia again. Add 4lb of sugar and æfir it in well. Bottle as before and cover carefully.
A CENTREPIECE of seasonal fruits and vegetables, and a
hand-dipped candle, decorates a dinner table,
STORIES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
The Cheer-Up Song
Knarf Plays & With Christopher Cricket
By MAX TRELL KNARF the Shadow Boy with Name, Turned-About the heard the music and after walking along the garden path, he finally came on the musiclau sitting under a daisy!
The musician was Christopher
Cricket.
He was wearing a
even though nobody knows what they mean."
"Right you are?" Brld Christo- pher. "They're cheer-up songs," Tuned His Guitar
Walle they
tar.
were
talking,
"What can you play?" asked Christopher.
"Nothing." said Knarf
Doesn't Beliava It'
"I don't believe that" said Christopher. "Everybody play something."
that,
Çan
With
Christopher Cricket reached into his pocket. He took out a ile straw whistle.
Try this, Knorf," he said. Knart blew on the whistle. It Christopher was tuning his g made a low, sweet sound, like the note of a Bird, perhaps a Robin, perhaps a Lark.
"I like this, whistle," sald Knart. His valce sounded sur- prized,
"Crick-erick," it went. "Chir- red bun- rup-chirrup," it went again. dana handkerchief around his That sounds just like cheer- head and was dressed lan red up, cheer-up," Knart said to striped shirt and dungarees. He himself. was plucking a guitar,
Exchange Grootings
"1. Chris!" said Knarf. "H, Knerf!" answered Chth, "Sit down."
Inarf stretched hinacit out on the Ass. He was much too big to fit under the shade of the daisy. He did-manage, gowever, to get a bit of shade of the end of his nose.
They ought to build daisies bigger," sald Christopher.
I like them the way they are," replied Knarf. "But tell me,Chris, what's the name of the song you're playing on your guitar
Christopher looked chuckled.
Without Words
קוגן
and
"I don't usually play songs with names," he said. "I just play songs. They haven't any words, either, except maybe words like crlcl:-erick and | chirrup-chirrup."
Knarf nodded and said;
"I guess you don't really need wordy in a nong, Chrie." Your songs cound cheerful and funny
Finally Chris Anished tuning his guitar.
Then he said to Knarf "How about ploying the next song with me: Old Boy?"
"I'd ke to," said
Little Holes
the
Chris, sitting under a daisy, was playing his guitar,"
"Yes, it's a lovely whistle," Kuart looked and saw agreed Christopher. "If you look little holes. closely, you'll see little holes "Cover them up with your running up and downs the whis- flugors," anid Christopher. Then if your angers up one by one and you'll hear all kinds [of different sounds,"
Kaart, "Only can't play a guitar." tle."
Rupert and the Outlaws-25
answer. he
The long journey ends at fast call, but there is no at a hollow high in the hills. The "Where everybody?'
ப horsemen diamount and Rupert is growls. "Why is there as wel lifted down, orders are shouted, come for us?. Are they Al and the baggage unloaded, Ahead, asleeg? Looking very annoyed. of him Rupert sees one or two he leads the men forward, leav strong old leg cabins appamenaly ing Rupert standing and wonder- deserted. The Chief gives loud ing what he ought to do..
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Knarf did just as Christopher said!
As he covered and lifted his fingers from one hole after the other on the whistle, he made all kuls of Interesting sounds, One note sounded like the buzzing of a bee, a second note sounded like the croaking of a frog, a third note sounded like The rustle of a louf, a fourth nate sounded like the burbling of water in a brook,
"Okay," Gold Christopher, Knarf had tried out all the sounds on the whistle, 'Now, let's play a song." ·
Bake 25 mín. in moderate oven, 375 F. As an accompani- ment, serve fluffy mashed potato.
DINNER
Clurus Fruit Cup Re-heated Turkey
with Stung
or
Roast Beef
Yorkshire Pudding
Green Beans with
Diced Carrots
Crisscross Mince Tarts Coffee Tea Milk
1
JACOBY
on BRIDGE
MARSHALL Kiles, author of
I the excellent book, How Ip Win at Dulleale given this hands are example of duplicate technique.
in rubber bridge you simply win the opening lead in your own hand and make sure of nine tricks before gasabling on
should try for a tenth. Marshail
a tenth. In duplicate You
WEST Not shown
NORTH 4281 VAJO7 +643 AQJE
EAST Not shown
SOUTI (D) AK 103
•KOB +AK0712
No one vulnerable
South
West North East
Pass 1
Pons
34
Fana
Posa
Taza
晶 Pass
Opening Head-Q
Foinla
out that the comedi
Here is a good way to utilise itchalque is to win the opening grapes that drop frein the stem, spade lead In dummy-and-drop
the len from your own hand. Jellied Grapes: Add 2% en- Now you lead a, diamond to velopes unflavoured gelatin to your king. If East, holds the ace
. cold water. Stir inte of diamonds you make at leant- bolling water containing 4 c.
folar odd and may maite a lot i sugar. Stir until gelatin, dis- your concealed three of spades solves. Cool
winlls up as a winner."
If West holds five or six dia- Add 2 tbsp. fresh lemon monds to the ace he may set Julce, 11⁄2e. grape juice and you in his own hand but "with 1. c. ortage juke. Refrigerate that holding he' probably, would until beginning to congeal. have overcalled your onc elab
bid.
·Stir in 135 c. halved seeded Malugu or Tukuy grapes.
Unmould,
[ Wret holds ace.undone diamond afd shoots a diamond Transfer to custard, 'cups. Ro-back you will go down but he frigerate 4 hrs., or until firm, will to much more likely to play a second spade in which case you will silli have your Top with sweetened whipped nine top tricks and a possibility cream or commercial sour cream for a tenth with that coma favoured with lemon juice and three of spades you have, bild- honey.
TOMORROW'S DINNER
Tomato Boution in Cups Brailed Mackerel
.
or Fish Fillets Farsllot Potatoes Creamed Onions Celery Sław - Jellied Grapes Coffee Ten Milk
TRICK OF THE CHEF
So Khart and Christopher Crickel played a cheer-up song • For fine
flavour, when pres together. It sounded like all the paring creamed cons Tonko Bugs and Bees, flowers and the while aduce with 2 parts leaves in the whole neighbour- milk and 1 part balling water hood. It was
1 wonderful containing
tap. instant cheer-up song.
chicken boullion,
0
dan.
+CARD Senidee,
Q-The bidding has been: South Weat
1.
Pass
North East
14
Pos
You, South, hold: AK 106 VAIS 4Q05 SAJVO
What do you do?
A-Bid two spades. You kayo 4-3-8-8 distribution but your syndea re good and you have 16 high card points,
TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner continues with a bid of three hearts. What do you do now?
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