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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1933.

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AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS

AND SURVEYORS,

Public Auctions

HE Undersigned have received

Tutions to Rel by Public

Auction

UN

Tuesday, the 7th, November. 1933) commencing at 10.30 am.

at their Sales Room,

4 Duddell Street.

Des Voeux Road Central, Kuuse, 1st Floor.

Although che la at present a girl without a country, Rachael Rolbant (above) plans to become an Ameri. can citizen. A University of Calf- fornia co-ed, Miss Rolband is bound for Harbin, Manchuris, where she was born of Russian parents. Her birthplace is now under Japan.

RADIO

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME

BRIDGE NOTES

SQUEEZE PLAY

BY A. F. STAPLETON HARRIS

Luck plays just as big a part in Bridge as in any other sphere of life; similarly it is of a player's bad luck that one nearly always hears, and seldom about the good fortune in the lie of the cards or bac defence that enabled a doubt- ful contract to be made. One fac- tor which probably contributes to the atmosphere of silence regard- ing good luck is the superstitious view generally held that to boast or even remark casually about it is virtually to dispel it.

Sometimes, however, a player will quite honestly complain about hia indifferent fortune in some par- In ticular hand. Here is a CHAR point:

Score: N.-S., Game: E-W., 0: the dealer was South, who held:

9.-3

H.-A K 8

D.-A K Q 10 7 4

C-A 10 9

and opened the bidding with a Forcing bid of Two Diamonds.

West passed. and North, who held:

S.-A Q 8 6 3 2

H.-7 S

D.-J

C. 7 4 2

Earl

responded with Two Spades. The following programme will be then put in a bid of Three Clubs broadcast to-day from the Hong in the hope of stopping a slam. Kong Broadcasting Station Z.R.W.The bidding then proceeded - without interference from East or fon a wavelength of 355 metres (845

West - thur:

South

GENERAL NOTICES. [K.C78) —

12.30 p.m.--European programme of HONG KONG CRICKET CLUB. recorded music from Z.B.W.'s Library, I p.m. Local Time and Weather Report INTERPORT CRICKET.

MEMBERS

North

Three Diamonds Three Spades. Six Diamonds. Five No-trumps

(conventionalf.

East regarded this as an insult and 1.35 p.m.-A relay of the Hong doubled. All passed. West led Kong Hotel Orchestrs by courtesy of

when & SUBSCRIBERS the Management. (During the inter- the Knave of Clubs, and are notified that a Stand on vals recorded music will be broadcast South saw from the Studio.) Chaler Road zide of the Cricket Ground will be reserved for them and their Ladies.

The

En-

At the East end of the

A Nice assortment of Furnish-trance by the small gate in Chuter

Overcoat, Road ing Cretonnes, Winter ings. Suitings. Serges and Wool-Pavilion. len Tweeds etc., ele.

also

A Consignment of Lady's Fancy Shoes and Canvas Shoes.

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers.

Hong Kony, 3rd Nov., 1933.

E Undersigned have received

Trolls to sell by Public

Auction

on

HONG KONG CRICKET CLUB.

r

INTERPORT CRICKET.

TT la proposed to carry out the

following programme! - Nov. 6th, 7th & 8th

MALAYA

V. HONG KONG

Nov. 11th, 13th & 14th

SHANGHAI v. HONG

Thursday, the 9th., November, 1939, Nov. 15th, 16th & 17th

commencing at 11 a.m.

at their Sales Room,

4, Duddell Street,

2 p.m.-Close Down,

Helay from the Hong Kong Hotel,

Roof Garden.

Selection by the Troubadours from the

Studio.

5-7 p.m.

what he had to do, he thought in this wise:

|

"I don't care about this much; East's bid of Three Clubs and double marks him with

EXCELLENT! SPLENDID!

A

STAN

RETTES

COOLER. SWEETER & BETTER.

#5-1014

KQ ofic, foreing discards from his hand, small Spade, your Ace-Queen will NOVEL METHOD OF

the King will fall under

Club. If he throws the Queen of

Clubs and K of Spades. Even if may prove successful. Certainly no manke as 5-8 p.m.-European programmo. he has not the K of Spades, I other method is of any use. Let's the Ace, and you will only lose a

What a pity: play out the hand in his way." A relay of the Hong Kong Hotel must be one down.

Hotel Dance Orchestra from the still we probably couldn't get Five Hong Kong Hotel Roof Garden by Diamonds.

SMUGGLING.

(Card underlined wins the trick.) Clubs, a lead of a Club will force Roast Chickens Stuffed

of

the

Management,

courtesy

During the intervals recorded when Three No-Trumpa ia cast- music will be broadcast from the Iron." Studio.)

rotlen Pretty

luck

Weet

North

East

South

1. C J

C 2

C 3

CA

2. H 2

H&

B 3

HA

Fears Justified

3. H 4

# 7

H &

НК

DJ

$ 4

H 8

7 p.m.-Closing Local Stock Quots. ions, etc.

7.3-7.10 p.m. Two Marches. Lights Out (McCay), National Emblem (Bagley),

KONG | Sung--

Arthur Pryor's Band. 7.10-7.30 p.m.-A Selection of New records kindly donated by J.C.P.

A Couple of Fools In Love from

"Give Me A Ring".

Margaret Banner.

SHANGHAI v. MALAYA Matches will. unles otherwise Violin & Orchestra--

Fairy Tale (Heyken), notified, commence at 11 a.m. on

Albert Sandler & His Orchestra She's Everybody's Sweetheart Now,

A Quantity of Toilet Requisites all days except the 11th, when time Song comprising:

Scented Jare powder, Talcum: juwder, Liquid face powder, Com-

cream.

will be 11.45 a.m. Tin interval) 12.30 to 1.16 p.m. Draw stumps at 5 p.m.

Colombo and The Tzigane

from

Whistling Under the Moon from

"Heads We Go."

Colombo and the Tzigane

Orchestra. Selections by the Hawaiian

730-8 p.m.-From The Studio.

Troubadours.

him to lead up

to the Ace-Queen

of Spades. Thus you make Six Diamonds doubled, Game and Rub- ber!"

West: "That is true enough as - the cards lle, but... .”

With Jewellery.

Bastia (Corsiga).

A man arrived here on the boat from Leghorn with two fat roast chickens among his luggage.

"I brought them to eat on the

To cut a long story short, South was two down, as, after taking the first trick, playing out the AK of Hearts, and ruffing the third Heart with the J, he cleared triumps, and then finessed the Q of Spades only were quite correct up to this point in fact, even without East's bid boat," the man explained.

East neither 'called' in Clubs to find his worst fears justified.

34 and double to help him, there is

But he had not eaten them and As the score was being entered that was unnecessary, nor 'petered still no other way of doing it.”

in any case two chickens seemed South: "Many thanks, North. rather a substantial meal for up, and South was deploring that in Hearts as you might have ruffed he had not bid Three No-trumps, with the 6. At present you know of It looks very easy now you have short a journey. and that in any event it was hard at least seven of East's cards-five pointed it out, but when one

Nerth: "I do not think that is 4. H 9

quite a fair criticism, because on The Customs Authorities proved the bidding it is the only way inquisitive. North-So far so good, and you South can make his contract, and,

5. D 2

6. D 9

7. D 8

D 6 D 5 DA

8 2 D9 DK

s a C 5 DQ

60

is

So the Customs Authorities rip-

Out fell a glittering shower of rings, bracelets and necklaces.

NAZIS BAN STORY IN SCRIPTURE

luck not to be able to get home Clubs, if not more, and two Hearts playing it, this business of remem-ped them open.

North gently Now to clear trumpa:

bering how the cards are likely to with such a hand, Orchestra. | said, "I'm not quite

be lying is not so simple." aure you

North: "I agree; but if you can Song-

the on can't get Six Diamonds

The passenger had to pay a big Only Want One Boy A Stand at the corner of Queen's

master a simple Squeeze hand of fine when the chickens-minus stuf hand," South, who was A keen plexion powder, Vanishing cream Road and Des Voeux Road will be

"Give Me A Ring",

this sort, you will find it far less fing-were returned to him--Reu- Margaret Bannerman. seeker after knowledge, promptly Dental cream. Shaving

hard than you imagine when you ter Inquired in English, not Ameri- Brillantine, Hair tonic, Hair wash open to the Public at a charge of Violin & Orchestra

THIRTY cents on all days except Play of Batterflies (Heykens),

North-East, now has either meet the more complex and less and tonic Lotion, Shaving

the 11th November, when the Alber Sandler and His Orchestra.an" And how?" auto

Song--

North asked that the North and four Clubs to the K Q and two obvious varieties of this interest- Brushes and sticks, Valet

price will be sixty cents each. Looth

should be set South hands paste, Stroppers

out Spades to the K, or three of caching and very vaulable form of play. razors.

Benches on the Queen's Road

"Countless high contracts can be auit left. A few more rounds of again, after which he held forth; Powder and brushes, Baths salts

side of the Ground will be reserved and cubes, etc. etc.

"I suggest that you should have trumps may embarrass him some-made only this way, and many a for Sailora and Soldiers in uniform,

thought out the hand in this what" to whom the Club extends an in-

C 8. D 10 fashion; As you rightly conjectur-

8, H 10 S 6 vitation.

ed, East must have the KQ of

D7 9, 9 7 Clubs and K of Spades to justify

C439. his bid and double, therefore the finesse of the Q of Spades must North: "I think we've got him prove fatal and must not be taken now. He has discarded the 8 of unless found to be inevitable Clubs which marks him with K Q Consequently, some other form of of Clubs and Kx of Spades, so one more lead of trumps will put the at least final screw on him."

7 D4 10. HJS B

North: If East' discards the

Terms: Cash on Delivery

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers. Hong Kong, 4th November, 1938.

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Programme.

1. South Sea Roup

2.

Radio Blues.

3. Na Alli

4. Me to You.

Louis Blues.

5. Ipo Hals.

7. Song of the Islanda.

8. Hano Hano Hawall

8.3-11.30 p.m.-Relay from the Ko play must be adopted. ;

Shing Theatre.

11.30 p.m.-Close Down.

(All records in the above European Programmes have been kindly donated to Z.B.W.'s Library.)

POP

"East, presumably, has five Clubs, but the, distribution of the rest of his band is a closed book for the time, However, a squeeze,

The Little Darling's Pranks Must Be Recorded.,

THAT BOY OF YOURS

HAS. THROWN A BRICK.- THROUGH OUR DRAWING ROOM

WINDOW

NOW

doubled sla mean be got, to the utter discomature of the sanguine doubled slam can be got, to, the master the art of Squeeze-Play.", East Hand:

B-~-~K J 94 H-6 8

D-95

C-8 5:8 West's hand:

-8-10 7

K-Q J 10 9 4 2 D8 32 CJ &

WELL,LET ME

"Un-German" Description

of Deity

Berlin.

The bibical story of Abraham's sacrifice of Isase must hencefor. wand be left out in Scripture les-- sons in Schleswig schools

The Provincial Governor has is sued an order to this effect on the ground that "the conception of the Deity as given in this story is un- German."-Reuter.

By J. MILLAR WATT.

HAVE THE BRICK

WE'RE KEEPING ALL THE LITTLE SOUVENIRS OF

HIS PRANKS

(Dodright, 1911, by The Ball Byrdienta, Inc.)