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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1936.

NAME CHART

CATHERINE

A woman praying

Symbol: at a tonyside

shrine.

His name signifies beauty of T

soul, purity, and Inspiration combined with clear Judgment,

Sunday is your lucky day, and the hours of 9 am, and 2 p.m. are the best, and the 2nd day of the month will add to your for- tune if your name là Catherine. All the lovely slindes of yellow from the palest primrose to the deepest Grange are farmonic to

your name.

The gem you should wear is

topaz. It adds to your gentleness and gives youn hap- piness.

Your lucky numbers are 1 and 10, and the flower assigned 10 you in the Star of Deihlehem.

WHAT TO DO WITH

LEFTOVERS

Here is something

Light

Plum puddings, can be changed from weartsorde cold wedge by being cut into slices, heated through in the frying-part and served with a

sprinkling of eastor magar.

If the overburdened painte fibs at table,

the persistent riches of the

here is a light lemon sponge in all, Its freshness and simplieity,

Whip it all

to a Froth

Peel two lemons thinly and sleep the rind in half a pint of cold water, to which is added 2 ozs, castor migar and 1⁄2 oz. gelatine.

When the gelatine is dissolved, strain the liquor on to the Juice of the lemons. Add to this the stifly whipped whites of two eggs, whip it all to n froth, and serve it in a glass

fish or small custard glasses.

Hedgehog out of

Lemon

Lemon hedgehogs urc friendly

sugar in half a

*reatures.

Dissolve 2 024.

pint of cold water, and add the juice

of two oranges and two lemons.

Arrange some sponge, caites in a glass dish and let them soak up the iquid, When they are molst, stick them with blanched almonds und serve with custard poured round

them.

4

Another article in "Learn

to Ride" series tells you to be a good horseman

You

must

have good

hands

--and that means a combination of good balance, lightness of touch & gentle strength

OW that you have taken up riding you will hear a lot of talk about "hands." You may well be puzzled by this professional and, to you, confusing term.

"Mary has the most beautiful lands.“

Has Mary

got long, fupering. Bly-white Angers, and will they really rumble her to handle the reins skilfully?

· Beginners, ashamed of betraying their complete norance of horsey terminology, sometimes harbour ideas quite as fantastic as those I have just ruentioned. They are too shy to ask for proper explanations.

Get these contactos of the follow-

ing virtues: good balance, lightness of touch and gentle

strength.

Let us consider each virtue separately...... Balance, as I told you in my last article, can only be nequired by constant practice. Until your balance

in steady and controlled you cannot reasonably expect to have good hands.

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when the without Impeding his. natural move-

move- ment.

Why

not? Because horse makes an unexpected ment which throws you out of time with his trot or canter, you must depend upon your arms to restore your equilibṛlum.

Your

arms

pull on the reins, which pull on the horse's mouth. When your balance is good, on the olher hand, you will not be thrown about in the saddle, and your arms will no longer be called upon to keep your body in position,

"Then why need I bother about iny hands at all until my bolance is ris:lat?" You may well ask. The answer is that if you start along the right lines from the beginning, and are conscious of your mistakes, and always trying to correct them, good hands will come naturally to you simultaneously with controsted balance.

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IE second virtue, lightness of touch, implies a delicate" contact, through the medium of the reins, between your hands and the horse's mouth. Next time you ride watch your horse's head ns he walks ulong. You will see that it bobs up and down.

Do not keep your hands, there- fore, in a fixed position: allow them to move backwards and forwards, almost imperceptibly, but enough to allow your horse's head to bob free- ly. In this way you will keep con- finunt light contact with his mouth

SALESMAN SAM

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DUCK!

ITS A BEAR'I SOME BEES'RE

CHASIN''(M! HE'S

cuckoo шITH

PAIN!

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If he sneezes or coughs let the slip casliy through your flagers and draw them up again when he has recovered.

WRONG

Hands to high. Rider is trying to keep balanced by hanging on to the horse's mouth. Legs too far back. Hecla up instead of down.

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RIGHT

Hands in the right pos lors Wrists curvad inwärels, Gentle but firm contact with horse's mouth is mazintained. Hone is happy and at his

ease.

When he starts to trot he will raise his head a bit and you must shorten your reins and keep a slight and make it go the pace you wish. ly firmer contact than you did at a A dead pull never answers.

walk.

All this keeping contact business

will become subconscious later on.

mportant

You will do it automatically just as N writing on the all-important you put out the clutch to change the subject of hands I cannot stress 100 gears of a ear. But in these carly greatly the necessity of riding a good stages you must. concentrate on it a

lot and keep contact to the best of horse if you want to develop good your ability

Give-and-take

hands.

A well-trained animal from a high-class establishment will go up to its bit and answer to neck pres- sure correctly. Do, I beg of you, ENTLE strength means the pay a visit to the stables of your power to stop a horse without fret- cholce before definitely deciding to ting or hurting him. A strong, learn riding there. heavy-handed, man

enn sometimes stop a pulling horse by sheer brute animal's jaw in the process. There force and he can easily break the

is no skilt in such performance.

If the hortes are sleck and happy-looking with glossy coats; if the saddlery is bright and shining, then you are on the right track.

But if they hang their heads and But a young girl rider can stop show their ribs, if their couls are the one horse by the skilful use dull and the saddlery dirty, please of Kentle strength: she gradually in avald these stables in the future. creasca contaet with the mouth, then

relaxes her hold altogether; she re- You can learn no more about horse- news the contact gently but firmly manship on a miserable, overworked, and relaxes again."

underfed hack than you can on a little woolly donkey,

This give-and-take method is the only satisfactory way to pull up a horse or to steady an excitable one

BUZZ

BUZZ

BUZZ

BUZZ

No Stop-Over

WOE is US, SAM! ON TOP OF ALL OUR TOUGH LUCK,

A BEAR HAD TA VISIT

Usi

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Muriel King

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5 Pretty, but arrive at the begin-

ning.

8 lle is not what he claims to be.

9 One rat becomes far from plain. 10 Sturdy proof that the law is

upset in the beginning.

11 Unsafe.

12-A-Hardy heroine.

14 This in hock 1s used in

churches. Was this others?

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warrior more coy than

10 A poetical effort from Ireland.

23 This form of escort is often as-

with a 14 acTOSS,

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Shuich wclamation from an

Eastern ruler when beheaded.

27 This land is washed by the sca.

28 This lowering plant needs uir

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29 Suitable food for tube workers? 31 Bird.

32 Slack, and possibly, living on

the middle.

33 A bulider's assistant.

DOWN

BUT HE WASN'T VISITING, DUZZ-

1 Suific.

2 To upset a game in fish is silly. 3 Upset a prefix and get a noun-

tain.

4 One can see it is in nationality.

5 Not a first-aid effort, but a bad-

tempered persen.

6 A one-eyed affair,

7 According to the letter.

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12 This light is not a great one, but numbers should be obvious -in it.

13 Surface contamination. 14 A settler of disputes.

17 One does not need to pound a

plano to get this.

18 More than four hundred lines. 20 First

21-A dead as the Dodors,

22 There's a wrong ending to this

winch wind.

24 Soon.

25 By this money most live,

30 What secret messages may be

put into.

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