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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1933.
CONTRACT CONSIGNEES' NOTICES.
BRIDGE
By W. E. McKenney
I am pleased to present to you to-day ono of our new master players in the person of Samuel Fry who, with his teammates, re- cently won the All-American Con tract Team-of-four Champlonship Mr. Fry well demonstrates the type of bridge that Is played by the strong group of contract play ers at Deal, N. J., headed by P. Hal Sims. It was with this group that Mr. Fry as a youngster first played, and to-day he ranks as one of the youngest of champions.
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The Steamship,
"ANDRE LEBON” Arrived Jongkong on Tuesday, the 15th August, 1933.
From MARSEILLES &c. Consignees of Cargo by the above named steamer are hereby informed that their goods with the exception of Oplum, Treasure and Valuables are being landed and placed at their rink: in the Godowns of the Hongkong Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co. Ltd., Kowloon, whence delivery. can obtained as the goods are funded.
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be
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All claims must undersigned before Friday. 25th Mr. Fry has given us. what I August, 1933, or they will not be woukl, call an exceptionnily inter-recognized.—— esting tournament hand, not be- cause of its good bidding or play but to show the strategy that a real champion must employ when he finds himself in a difficult situa- tion.
The Bidding
Mr. Fry held the North hand. Hin partner opened the contracting with one club. Me. Fry overcalled with one spade-a one over force. South showed the safety of the band with a bid of two spades.
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Mr. Fry then bid twò no trump, Mr. South bid three spades and Fry had a close question to decide whether this was A. nine or a ten-trick hand. It looked more. simple to him to make nine tricks and so, instead of bidding four spades, he went three no trump.
The Play
JI
East opened the six of hearts. West played the jack and Mr. Fry won with the queen. He immediate ly saw that four spades Was
made spread and even though he three no trump he would have a bad acore on the bourd. His only chance, therefore, was to try to make four no trump.
This could only be accomplished by establishing another heart trick. However, Mr. Fry realized that if he led a heart immediately hís op- ponents would start the diamond suit and then-even-game-could-nol- bo mude.
He therefore decided on a little strategy and led a club, winning in dummy with the king and then West leading a small diamond. played low and Mr. Fry played the queen, East winning with the nee
East could not be blamed for not returning a diamond so long as the declarer had started to estab- High that sult himself, so he re- turned a spade which Mr. Fry won and then led a heart. East won with the ace and continued with then another spade. Mr. Fry spread the hand for four no trump and top score on the board.
INSULTS JUDGES
STRANGE BEHAVIOUR IN TOKYO COURT
Tokyo, Aug. 20, Nissho Inoue, safd to be the lunder of the Blood League, to whom the murder of the late Fin anco Minister, Baron Dan, was attributed, has been causing the courts a great amount of embar- insement,
Inoue, who is now in gaol, has been troubling the judicial of Acinis by refusing to be triad by the judges in charge of the case, denouncing them as incompetent | and Insincore.
A remarkable development ne- curred, yesterday when. Chief Judge Sakamaki personally call on Inoue and offered to hold they criminal proceedings in the way the the prisoner desired. But Inoue turned down the offer.
The judge's action is being publicly criticised an unprecedented In the history of Japanese Justice The incident has puzzled of Aciala and the trial has beon post- poned indefinitely-Reuter.
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Tokyo, Aug. 20.
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