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BRIDGE NOTES
Double Value Of Pre-Emptive Bids By Ely Culbertson
Psychic bids were originally discovered and used as a means. of inbil ting the side with most of the high cards from reaching its proper game or Slam con- tract. As I have mentioned in the past. psychic bids are longer successful against good opposition for players have
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GENERAL NOTICES found that in spite of psychics
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they can reach the proper final contract by the simple process of believing partner's rather than the opponents' bids.
you even
There is no 100 per cent. sure defence, however, against pre- TT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that
an Interim
of emptive bids When the oppon- Dividend $210.0 per Share, subject to delent on your right fires an open- duction of Income Tax, has beening, three or four-spade bid at declared for the HALF YEARnow that this player has though you may ending 30th June, 1935, at the rate nothing but a long string of spades, and even though you THE DIVIDEND will be pay may see a great many high jable on and after MONDAY, 12th cards in your own hand-there! AUGUST, 1935, at the offices ofjis no way that you can sarely the Corporation, where Share-convey the proper amount of in- holders are requested to apply for formation to your partner,' and Warrants.
in turn get information from THE REGISTER OF SHARES him, a three or four valuable of the Corporation will be closed rounds of bidding have been from MONDAY, 29th July to taken away from you
Twenty-five Words three inser|of 2/236 per Dollar. tions prepaid $1.50. Every að- ditional word five cents for three insertions.
All replies under this heading must be called for.
FOR SALE
HONG KONG DOLLAR DIRECTORY SATURDAY, 10th AUGUST (both) Because the pre-emptive bid 1935.-On sale at all, Book stalls and days inclusive) during which deprives the opponents of these at the Offices of the Publishers, 34. period no transfer of shares can valuable rounds of bidding, it F°y°d°sam Ser་་་་་པ།
be registered:
"COASTWISE” – Ť interesting book of cartoons depicting “Happen- ings" on the Chima Coast Price $1, on sale at the "China Ma 3A. Wyndham Street.
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THE
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On Wednesday, the 24th July, 1935 commencing at 230 pm at their Sales Room,
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A Quantity of
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may accomplish one of two very satisfactory results. If the opposing strength is divided, a pre-emptive bid may keep the lopponents from entering the bidding at all; or, if they do enter the bidding, from reach- ing the high contract which their cards-justify; or, if they get high enough, from playing the hand in their best suit. If instead of being divided the opposing strength is concentrat- ed in one hand, the strong jopponent is likely to contract for a Slam, gambling that one jor more key cards are in hisi partner's hand- Of course, if his partner does not have these. cards, a penalty will be, incur- ired.
This is exactly what occurred jon the hand below. South opened the bidding with a very sound pre-emptive bid, and the
opponents reached a Slam con-
tract in diamonds, lacking the Ace and King of trumps.
North. Dealer
Neither side vulnerable
North:
S-8 6 2
H-10 9 4 2 D.-1
CJ 10, 7 6 2
West:-
S
-AK Q"J
D--Q J 10 9 6
C-A K Q
East:-
S.-K
H-8 6 5
D. 8 5 4 3 2 Com853
DUSTING POWDER Best Prevention and Remedy for
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In All-Leading Pharmacies. Or from Sols Agents:
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FOR SALE
SILVER JUBILEE
STAMPS
GREAT BRITAIN
and
44 British Colonies "in "complete" neta
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Garden Seeds, etc., etc.
Established 1896
Fest
1,823
10, WYNDHAM STREET PO. Box No 60. HONG KONG.
Signal Station
1,774
Mt. Parker
1234
Monutain Lodge
1,725
The Eyrie
1725
Peak Hotel
1,305.
Taikoo Sanatorium
ML. Davis
Bowen Road (filterbeds)=-297
MAINLAND
Taimoshan
QUALITY
PRINTING
S-Q J 10 9 5 4 3 H-7 3
D-A K
C.-9 4
(Figures after aids refer to numbered explana-
The bidding
tory paragraphs).. North East
South West Pass Pass 4S (1) -4NT (2) Fass 5D.(3): Pass 6D.(4) Pass Pass Dbl (5) Pass Pass Pass
1-A very sound non-vulner-
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Where Dreams Come True
(OT much has been said about) zlocious start on the new season and in two days another party of the fishing near Bantt by producing Toors than 565 visitors caught 350 pounds of Springs Hotel in the Rocky Moun- pounds of trout in two days, lake trout, running from fire to: Taína, probably because when vis- Bill Hall, of Bant led the 25 pounds, with the average about itors had finished “writing home" parade with, two trout, the larger 2
about the seemery, inclllifea for one a fisherman's, dream tipping While catches like these are not golf, tennis, and simming, moun- the scales at 40% pounds, and at all common in the West, it tains to be climbed on foot or the other registering a more usual has been discovered fairly re horse, the bealth-giving qualities 2014 pounds. He was out for cently that trolling is not at all of the air, and the fun to be only an hour and a quarter in necessary to get the big ones. found there the year round, there the early sternoon from the time viitons at the Canadian Pacific were до suitable
descriptive of the first east until the second words left for the fish.
fish was landed, despite the fact
| Railway hotels.
Bant Springs st But many types of fighting" that the pair put up 30 and 40- 2nd at Lake Louise, as well as at
the fish abound in the nearby lakes minute fights.
bungalow скоре and streams. Manewanka, the Visitor have also made good throughout the Rockies, lea isks of Indian legends, frozen catches this year. On the same soon after their arrival that there over for a week after the open- day sportsmen: gọt eight fish are fine fahing grounds in the ing of thè fishing season, WRŐS A ¦ SPRTEging about 1$ pounds each,}neer vicinity..
Amusements
Cinema Notes
his
RADIO
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME
The following programme will De broadcast to-day from the Hong Kong Broadcasting Station
ZBW-C
metres.
2. wavelength of 853 (845 KC.3)
JAZZ RECITAL FROM THE
STUDIO
Daventry News Bulletin
12.30-215 pm-Exupesa Record-
dd Programme.
1
pm-Local Time and Weather
Report
1.30 pm-Beuter Press Bulletins. Rugby Press News, etc.
225 pan-Close Down
4-7 pm-Chinese Programme. 7-11 Empean Programme. 7-717 pm-Band Selections from Operas
"Aida"-Introduction and Moorish
Ballet (Verdi)
"Aida" Grand March and Finale
(Verdi)
"Cavalleria Rusticana"--Selection
(Mascagni)
717-7.50 -Vocal Gems, The Quaker Girl: Rose Marie
7.30-8 pm-From the Stadio. A Jazz Recital by "The Harmony
Boys
8 pan-Local Time & Weather Re- ports Closing Local Stock Quotations
805-$.30 pm- A 2nd programme from "A Short Survey of Moder Rhythm
$36-9 pm-Concerto in E Minor, Op. 64 (Mendelssohn) played by Fritz Kreisler and the State Opers Orchestra
9-9,15. p.m.---A Relay from Daven
Daventry News Bulletin, (Copy- right by Reuter).
9.15-3.45 pm Light Orchestral Music
The Mousme Overture (arz. Wood) A Musical Sama-Box (Lisdow) Parade, of the City Guards (Jessel) Along the Banks of the Valge
(Borchert)
[was completed: True
word, he had a gold bracelet with [two gold wings, joining together at the clasp, made for the child actress and presented then to her]" when the work, was through.
-WOMAN IN THE DARK”-
six West is gambling only on finding the diamond King in his partner's hand. He realises that his partner's five-diamond bid was forced but he also realises that even If East held four or five dia- monds to the King and nothing else, the latter could not have bid six diamonds
The question of whether a man "In Vagabond Lady" which and woman who have incurred so-| over four notrump. In addi- tion, South's four-spade bid is now showing at the Queen's ciets's disfavour have a right to
"VAGABOND LADY”—- QUEEN'S THEATRE
KING'S THEATRE
me tonight (Spoliansky) Where
the Woods are Green (art. Weinger)
A Musical Comedy Switch (arr. Hally
3.45-10 p.m.-Scottish Songs. Mary Morrison (arr. Moffat)
John Edington (Tenor)
Tam Glen (arr. Stephen) Drirdie's Farewell to Scotland
Songs of the Hebrides") Kennedy Fraser).
Jean Day (Soprano)
does not suggest that South Theatre. Robert Young has his each other's love is darlingly a 4e Fond Kiss (Scott Gatty) holds outside strength and first opportunity to prove that he wered in Dashiell Hammett's
As well Hitherto
accordingly it seems to West is a very fine comedian far better than even money young has been given
as a dramatic actor. that East holds one of the
which called · for serious Kitza- missing diamond “honours.
never reached the
South, wanting to make his tions and the result has victory complete, doubles that he has perhaps a little bit unwisely. pinnacle of popularity.
latest picture, “Woman in the parts Theatre to-day. In unfolding his Dark", showing at the King's
plot, the author of The Thin been Man" has probed to the quick the
emotions of his principal charac ters.
John Bradley, on parole after prison sentence for
200
(a) Dell's awa' w. to Exiseman;
(b) The Piper O' Dundee
Alex Carmichael (Baritone) 10 am-Eenter. Press Bulletins. 10.05-11.p.m.-- A Relay-of Rong Kong Hotel Dance Orchestra.
11 Close Down.
2
DESERTER. FOR
7 YEARS
Ex-Guardsman Gives Himself Up
A
tibe
It is barely possible from the At last MGM. have given him bidding, even though most la part which calls for humourous serving a unlikely, that the opponents situations and Young makes the manslaughter, and Louise Loring, may be able to run to six most of his chance. He is seen
a woman trying to end an umples- hearts or six notrump and as the son of a wealthy depart make this contract unless ment store owner who shocks hissant affair, are caught in a mael storm of events which they have they get a diamond opening, father and his dignified elder no power to control. Handicapped
Guardsman who deserted Of course, East and West had brother, Reginald Denny by from the start, they are persistent-nearly seven years ago, and then to stay in their six-diamond walking about in a pair of dry persecuted for the very things gave himself up to a policeman. contract and it was automati-garees. He is supported by that they are trying to live down appeared before a court-martial at cally defeated one trick. East Evelyn Vesable who takes the did have a King but it was the part of the daughter of "Spiggs" understanding and capable role of was Joseph Hayes, 2nd Batt. Cold- Ralph Bellamy is cast. in the Chelsea Barracks recently. He wrong King
the store's janitor.
Bradley and Fay Wray is the bean-stream Guards, and he pleaded Another victory was thus Others in the cast include Ber-tiful and moving Louise, the guilty to deserting at Windsor in chalked up for the pre-emptive ton Churchill, Frank Craven."Women in the Dark" bid. It is possible that even Forester Harves. and Ferdinand
November, 1928. without the four-spade bid Gottschalk
Melvyn Douglas, suave leading
"I left because I wanted to get man of the recent Broadway hit married," said Hayes. "I thought West, with his gigantic hand, I AM A THIEF””—ALHAMBRA "No More Ladies, portrays Rob the Army pay was not enough, and might have carried the bidding
man-about-town son, the
with I held a job in a London hotel for whom Louise wishes to break of six years Then my wife war Ricardo Cortez, as a thief, and when he finds she is determined ordered by the doctor to go into his staying out of this contract Mary Astor, as the woman sleuth. not to come back to him he tries the country owing to her health. if he had had more rounds of are in a different type of story to to force her to return. bidding in which to exchange the nsual thriller, but its
Bradley I could have got a job in ду very attempts to save her from him and home town, but the police there information.
difference makes it sound enter-la. Sight ensues, after which Brad-knew I was a deserter. So I de tainment.
les is compelled to fee with cided to return and face it." Cortez Has taken the part of a Louise. Events thereupon build The decision will be promulgat- detective often enough, but this rapidly to a surprising climax. is the first time he has ever been Roscoe Ates has the role of cast as a criminal "But what Tommy Locke, Bradley's' comic) delightfully amusing criminal he pickpocket pal Ruth Gillette, Iturns out to be. Mary Astor iz Bates and Nell O'Day are also in an excellent foil and seems to be the cast. The picture was direct- improving with age Who woulded by Phil Bosen from Sada believe that Mary is any older Cowan's adaptation for Select Pro- than 25, yet she was appearing duction for BKO-Radion release.
to six, but at least there would
have been a better chance of
LEGATION SIEGE ECHO
Death Of American Diplomat's Wife
New York.
THEATRE
THEATRE
still
“MARIE GALANTE”.
MAJESTIC THEATRE
Ketti Callian, the well-known Continental stage afar, makes her first appearance în fims in the title role of Marie Galante, which is now beine zeréned at the Majestic Theatre.
able shut-out bid. South The siege of the British in films long before talicies were bas five sure winners in Legation in Peking during the beard uf. spades and two in diamonds, Boxer rising of 1900 is recalled Dudley Digges adds something which assure that the worst by the death, announced in New to the film which makes possible set. even with a York recently, of Mrs. Harriet more enjoyabie. Yarborough in dummy, is B-Squiers, wife of Mr. Herbert "BRIGHT EYES" ORIENTAL 450 points. South, with no G. Squers, a former United defence in hearts or in clubs, States diplomiat naturally fears an opposing Both Mr. and Mrs. Squiers Shirley Temple has won her
were in Peking at the time, Mr wings" and is a very prond little Spencer Tracy, the screen's. The conventional and sound-Squiers haying been appointed girl as a result.
fastest wise-cracker. enhances. est line of defence against an Chief of Staff of the Legations "Bright Eyes," her latest pic-his reputation not only as opposing pre-emptive bid organised by Sir Clande Mac-tore, which is screening at the humorist but as a great actor, notrump bid is absolutely donald, 32-7
Oriental Theatre to-day, has s “PEET FIRST-STAR
*THEATER
game.
when one holds · a rock-- Mrs. Squiers assisted at the universal appeal, in every – sense crusher West's four-British Legation during the of the word Swift, human, forcing, commanding a take- siege, nursing children and car-times pathetic, at times^enor- out in his partner's best suiting for the sick.
mously funny, it is a story forced response.
I do not see how West can
be severely criticised for this bid. He feels that South") four-spade-bid, which
made in an attempt to "fma hima, will almost surely do mless he himself takes the
Haroki
Mrs. Squiers, who was a fre- will hold you. In its spell from who
visitor to England, the opening sequence to the almo sed during the
with smashing Anlah
varfunds, the Hospice of
This-time she had
Vincent de Paul, where sa seroplane scene
British wounded
ulers in
bull by the horns and by ed States Minister
were usually trying
|Butler told the
patient and be wo with present
ed
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