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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1960

WEEK-END WOMANS ENSE

Tastiest Year of you

MAYBE...BUT I DO URGE THIS:

NO MEN IN THE KITCHEN!

ALTHOUGH

A CONTROVERSIAL VIEWPOINT BY SHIRLEY LOWE.

mechanically minded man can He never cocks simple things The I-know-what-I-][ke-and- play at perca in in the kitchen. like roust Jamb or mashed its not what you're coolting Women

foolishly

potatoes. Everything he tackles amateur is the welcomed

Is complex and Continental, and kind of lellchen Intruder. He is

most common

there is doubt about where a woman's place is these days, there is no the intrusion. At first needs dedicated rssistant to for ever shing and tasting,

pleasant to have someone else doubt at all where a man's took the meals. Very soon, how gimentoes and aubergines into paprika to the goulash,

cut up the chicken livers, and adding another pinch of placois. It is in the ever, it becomes obvious to the one-inch squares, and wipe the kitchen.

Iazlest, silliest woman that the tomato sauce off the floor. whole thing is more trouble than It is worth.

Lured, cajoled, and bullied into it by their wives, more and more men are discovering the delights

no

I

DELIGHT

don't think men look righ. be completely conventional

He mixes Ingredients au- daclously and, often, unfor tunately. He demands an ap. preciativa eater, and a lot of money, since every meal he makes conte as much at dinner at the best restaurant in town.

I

He turns the oven down be. CAUTO ho thinks he small burning, switches the mixer on to make a myonnnalee with the eaɑ you were keep- ino for baby's breakfast, and known far too much about vitamina, proteins, and what oauses thrombosla.

basements

of home cooking for them in a kitchen. In spite of all those selves, and we women have photographs of smart young

one but ourselves to men. in smart new kitchens, The bachelor cook is much He is the man you see in the

when blame

the whole in smart modern magazines, I admired and pitied, I think we bargain

watching He manœuvre turns out to be just cannot find a man attract-

wazle or emotiona. Any man those alick demonstrations, Live in a horrible mistake,

a butcher's apron or who asics a girl out to dinner, brings home all the gadgets he amusing

one with funny

and then takes her back to his sees and he expects his wife to verses on it.

Bal to cook

her, not use them. And wash them up Immoral but mean. Mean with afterwards. his money and his company.

ENTICED

THE ilial enticement

was

the gadget, in which every modern home aboundo. No- where else in the house is there such a delicious array of tools and machines to prese and grind and take to pieces and put to- gether again.

Union he has a futiscale workshop, the only place

NO

manage

W

ор

I do not admire a man who can whip Un souffl

prolla, would prefer him, unfrocked, in the wisting-room, mixing goad strong drinks, and falling back in delight at my cleverneta with the cooking,

for

BALANCE

upsets the whole balance of A a romance if a girl finds her- sely sitting alone in the sitting- room, while the man whose eyes To be completely practi- she should have been look cuf men are not right in a ing into across a candie-1!t table kitchen, and the chef

manque is in another room focusing on Is the least right of all.

SECRET

MAN-

MADE

FUR

a fondue,

FUR and

fabrica

THE CAD

MANY women still consider that these men make bet- ter husbands than the end who would not be seen dead in the kitchen, except to undertake some manly job like unstopping the sink.

-1 would take the cad any time, for once you have let a man

the in the kitchen mystique of the well-cooked

• moal goes out.

sweating over a hot stove, when

There welli be no IDĖTO

a man knows that it is just a compliments for you. Instead,

only by book.

cookery

darling." it will be: "Where did this come from? Mrs Breton or Family Docler?"

It is no good acting as though matter of following a recipe, of: What a delicious dinner,

in a a fent of vivid clearly written man-made cooking s bold tall imagination, perfected

A story at the autumn show- ing of the millinery institute of Great Britain in London.

Hats reached for tho stars.

Some were over a foot high.

There were tall clothes, worn well on the head, and tall pillboxes worn at the back of the head.

were

There

hots that sprouted fur all over, with curly fur of spiky hair. Fluffy orlon and swans- down.

One was called appropriately 'shoggy dog'.

felt, Sleeker hats were in velvet and shky melusine. Some with thick fur face frames had velvet or fur crowns and gave an eskimo look to the models. Wide bonds of ribbon phasised the height of crowns.

Casual

<m-

The bingle and the shingle with & new casual air were Tevived by the hairdressers to make heads At comfortably into the new hats.

The real folly

of

extremes

You will have to get hold of a good bullder, and carpenter and electrician, and plumber. too, for, when

London Express Bervica

JACOBY BRIDGE

house is busy washing up in the bridge is by two Hungarian the man of the ONE of the latest books on kitchen, he CAN hardly be experts who study play of 67 expected to mend the leaky pipe interesting hands with only in the bathroom, Or knock up two hands shown in each. I

a shelf in the altling-room, or the problem is for declarer, mend the smashed window-pane his hand and dummy appear in the nursery,

and you are supposed to igure out the correct play.

in

With all the kitchen chores to do, any man is justified telling his wife to go and mend her own fuse.

And, before we know where wo ard, a woman's work never will be done.

in following Consider

the

fashion

By JEANNE D'ARCY

XXȚE'VE all seen the vamp and the dapper of the

rations included a high- W 1920's and the "little-girl look" of the 1900's in

crowned pillbox, and a hat with

a stitched velvet crown and a cartoon and picture books. That's where they belong, broad band of mink round the but now they're making in-person appearances.

face.

Cream bearskin was used in a It's the new fushions and, as rounded out, her back a hollow. bouffant beret and monkey hair usual, a few misguided women Really weird!

on a tall crowned hat set on a cream band.

are going to extremes in follow- ing them! Results, if they'd only Lastly, perhaps an a

intake, a good look in the mirror, vitation to the ladies of are hilariousi Moscow, there was a bat call- ed 'red square'—an exotic mountain or silver fox with a bright red ribbon round the Crown

·CAPE STRIKES FASHION KEYNOTE

An attractive black and white large check cape is incorporated with a warm sheath dress, in・ this original autumn ensemble by Patrick de Barentzen. Topping it all is a warm eir hugging Cossack-type hat

1960 flapper

Of course she's taken to a cigarette holder. It's not a prac tical one, designed to alter the smoke, but a mile-and-a-hall- long job she considers the hall- mark of sophistication.

Little girl of 40

Let's consider the 1980 flapper first. She's wearing a new-look

Worst of all is the woman sack. That's what the stores are who's adopted the "little girl showing, so we've no complaint look." If she's past her early here, BUT hers is the shortest 20's and she's usually

closer (knee-length). It has a pleated to 40's a catastrophe, no skirt and looks old as Mother's matter how youthful her figure teen-age snapshot. If it weren't and appearance. With raro ex- fashion for summer, she'd be

aception this is a

teenagers and a few slim, irim raccoon coat, too.

girls in their early twenties.

·Aá It is, she completes the out. Even then, it can be too cute fit with long, strands of bends and too. precious! not two or three. but txor Deven, all of them dropping to walstlength. The wonder is she own stand up straight or at all,

wearing

The "Uttio-girl look" is chat- acterised by several styles which were worn by real the girls at the century's turn:"the Her hairdo, la madina, wild niplength middy blouse with and wide short scramble stop pleated : skirt;, the sailor suit, her head that overBows a hedd- again with a hip-length blouse; ache band. Nine times out of the dress with rounded collar, tea she has a full face that and enormous neckline bow. riheds 'n sleek coiffure and

Loever, in her right'mind, should

These fashions are becoming

kand List cuts mcial to teen if they stop there, But not Young bomullow and, wOXRO length. She's caricature!

yet older ones, top them on with roll-brin-hala complete vamp with tong streamers. They wear shows (with ribbon bows baross the instep..

Short-skirted

Bo fa the vamp! iter skirts are short, aborter, shortest di Hot

It's too mucht A big stel can't dress has bathing-wait straps look like a little bode and and may everb, perial mesoseidet try, conduct c wirid 'up in a fringed" skirt) Her

postures bichadtrend for the scalow the fastilong, but dulat. She bouts about like an moderation. Don't be « cuCION

and chest turel

in

the new hair styles

This week's articles will be about hands from the book and if you want to got the greatest enjoyment from them look at déclarer and dummy only.

South's two no-trump does not meet with my complete approval, but it pecins that South wanted to win the rubber and go home. West opened the five of hearts, East look the king and returned the ton. You are South and win with the queen. How should you play the band from then on?

You have to knock out two aces and you want to go after

NORTH (D) 1

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A1076

WEST

EAST

None

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high.

wide

tapered..

trim

and each has a neat, sleek, POR PLANE

close-cut nape

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SOUTIL

432

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-North and South vulnerable

North

1 3N.T.

East Bouth West

2NT. Pass

PARK FROS PRE

Opening lead-❤ 5

the right one first, Obviously, you want to knock out. Wesi's aco. he has one, The East hand presents no danger be- 'cause West ling the heart sult.

You simply remember that East overcalled with one space, He might have done so with a

·Ave-card · sult to the nine, but It is far, far more likely that he holds the spade ace so you start by lending : a diamond - toward ... dummy's queen, and ̈returning the sult if the "queefi, holds. Incidentally, if you, are allowed to, hold two diamond tricks you should go after the spades because three SXEcler tricks plus two in each other. silt will give you your contract.

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You, South, hold;

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