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HONGKONG TELEGRAPII, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1932.

CONTRACT BRIDGE

Editor's Note:

WAS TEMPTATION

TOO STRONG?

EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE AGAINST CLERK

By W. E. McKenney "An unfair temptation" was how This is the fourth the Police Magistrate. Mr. Wynns of a series of articles by Mr. Me-Jones, characterised the policy of Kenney explaining the one over one big firms in placing lowly paid men system for contract bridge. If you in charge of large sums of money, are already a contract player, you will find the series an invaluable aid during the hearing of the case to your game: if you do not play against Lo Kou, which was resurn- contract, but want to learn, the series ed at the Central Magistracy yon- selll be the best possible approach to torday. the game.

Perhaps the most rare of all original bids in the one over one ystem is the original bid of three no trump.

The defendant, who was formerly employed by Thomas Cook and Son. Ltd., was charged with embezzling over $18,000.

Mr. F. H. Loseby prosecuted and. It is made only with a hand 80 heavy in quick tricks or high Mr. H. C. Leo represented the de- cards that partner would be va-fendant.

Mr. N. J. Perrin, local manager! jable to give any suitable responso regardless of what type of forcing of Thea. Cook and Son Ltd, and of bld the original bidder might Thos-Cook and Son, Bankers, Ltd., nake. This bid in reality ninkes re-called, related the movements of the following statement to part-Lo Kau on June 30. When witness ner: This hand contains from six left the office on that day every- to right high card tricks and will thing was apparently in order. On take nine tricks at no trump with- July 2, Mr. Williams came to him and reported that the cash box was out any difficulty.

In other words, the bid shows a fempty.

Cross-examined by Mr. Lee, wit- hand made up mostly of aces and kings, and it is used for the purness said the defendant's salary pose of showing partner a hand was $87.02 por month Very often containing A great many high there were large sums of money card tricks but no long workable in the till and cash box, of which ho was in charge. Usually, there was suit.

several thousand dollars in the box. Witness described defendant as thoroughly honest until his lapso at the end of June.

It is not a forcing bid and differs from a forcing bid in this respect; forcing bids are seeking informa- tion regarding partner's hand, but an original bid of three no trump is made to give partner a picture of the original bidder's hand.

Mr. W. A. Weight, hend of the banking department said Lo Kau An original bld of three no had charge of the cash in both trump should be made only when tourist and banking departments. Sound and intelligent information A key of the cash box was in his ensnot be obtained from partner possession..

On the night of June 30 he look by the use of one of the following forcing bids, which will be axed over the money in hand and

other noticed among

currencies, plained later:

and guildors. He rupees, francs could not definitely recall seeing the money on July 1.

1. An original bid of two no trump

2. jauit.

An original bid of two of a

3. An original bid of three of a suit.

Regardless of how balanced partner's hand may be, he should pass unless his hund contains a hve-card suit headed by a queen or a six-card salt headed by a jack or ten. An original bid of three no trump is not a forcing bid.

When a cheek was made on July 2, the cash box was almost empty. The rupees had disappeared, and out of 925 francs only 25 francs 'Ono hundred and remained. twenty-five guilders and other suma in different currencles were missing.

also

CASO

Committal Opposeti. When Mr. Weight had finished If partner's hand does contain a five or six-card suit with the re- xlving evidence, Mr. Les again put

plea that the quired strength, there may be a forward his

ult should be treated sumruarily. and the alam in the hand

Mr. Loseby pressed for a com- should be named.

This and the three previous armittal, but Mr. Wynne Jones in- ticles have explained original no timated he would not commit the trump declarations. In the next defendant on the evidenco which article we will take up original had so far been produced."

Mr. Loo anid if the case wero suit bide. No trump bidding plays an important part in the mankpu-taken summarily he would at once lation of suit bidding, but must enter a plea. not be confused with original no Commenting on the case at this Those players who have been stage, his Worship said it was a paid men in charge of large sums using psychic bidding in contract very unfair temptation to put low bridge, especially those using no trump as a paychic bid third of money. hand, should immediately abellsh this practice and make all of their original-no-trump bids sound and more especially a third and fourth hand no trump, as this is now one medium of immediately conveying to partner that the original bidder has a strong hand.

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Mr. Loseby: It is like giving police $15 a month and expecting them to reject bribes.

The Police Magistrate: Has any- of thing been done in the way restitution?

Mr. Lee: The defendant has not got a cent. Endeavours were made by the relatives to raise the money. Mr. Loncby: I will not use criminal court as a lever for ex-1 tracting restitution.

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The Police Magistrate: 1 object to it being held out as a threat, but if he has the money and does not make restitution I must take that into consideration.

The case was adjourned, with one more witness to be called for the

managed by competent persone, and prosecution. The Magistrate held named the St. John's College of over Mr. Lee's application for the

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CALL OF THE WEST

(Continued from Page 3.) fellows do this. I can take care of all of you if I'm in the clear my- self but if you're going to make mo shoot this varmint I'll be in bad.” Swergin paused and faced the men. Stain watched the faces about him. He could sce that Sworgin was about to win his point.

"Or I can take him in and let him spill all he knows before a How would you like that?" court. This was Swergin's trump card and he played it with a Bourish. "Į belleve I'll do just that."

The men stirred and began to ex- change glances.

"You've all had a eut," Swergin went on.

"String him up!" one of the men on the rope snarled.

"Go ahead; get it over," another shouted.

Stan knew he had lost the last chance. He set himself for the end.

(To be continued.)`

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