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MUTT AND JEFF

FINNISH RECRUITING

OFFICE

THE RUSSIANS"

DON'T WANT US

BUT THE FINNS

WILL!

WERE AMERICANI

"WE'D LIKE TO

JOIN YOUR ARMY!

YEH WE LIKE WINTER

SPORTS!

WELLER, CAN YOU

HANILE ALION? CAN YOU SETARD BOMBS BURSTINSP DO YOU KNOW WHAT WAR 187

DOWE KNOW

"HE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 20, 1940

EMAYBE YOULE. DISBUT THERE & ONE

MORE THING..

CAN YOU SKI?

By BUD FISHER

NO, BUT WE CAN BUILD A SWELE SNOW MA

Recital By Solange Renie

From The Studio

Today's Wireless

5.45 p.m.-

n-Studio-Children's Hour. 6.45 p.m.-Closing Local Stock Quota-

tions.

i

6:47 p.m.-Short Variety Programme." Dueltists-What. A Little Moonlight Can Do (film 'Road House'); Looking For A Little Bit of Blue (Alm 'Road House*) ...Layton (and Johnstone with Plano. Comedian-Fat Flat Fish (Sarony); The Empire Party Song (Sarony)....Leslic Sarony with Orchestra.

7.00 p.m.-London Relay "The Debut of Buttling Ukridge". A P. G. Wood- house story.

7.30 p.m.-London Relay The Nows. 8.00 p.m.-Local Time Signal, Weather

Report and Announcements. 8.03 p.m.-Marek Weber

Orchestra.

and

Hig

Czardas From "The Spirit of the Voye

vode" (Grossmann).

Suite Orientale (Popy).

8.15 p.m.-Studio-Harp

Recital by

1. Contemplation (Renie).

Solange Rënia.

2.

ZBW 355 M. (845 k.c.'s) and 31.49 M.

9.52 Megacycles

Deux Chansons Populaires Francaises, 9.30, p.m.—London' Relay. —“Vive La (Czandjjany)—(n)"Le 'Petit Roi d'Yve- tot; (b) etait une bergere.

3. Marguerite dauloureuse au Rouct

(Zabel),

4. La Source (Zabel),

8.35 p.m. Albert Sandler and His.

Orchestra.

Soliloquy (Murray).

Gipsy Melody (Nelson & Knight). Prelude (Haydn Wood),

For Love of You (from the film).

p.m.--Talk on "Canada and the 8.50

Empire Air Training Scheme" Re....... corded by Captain Harold Balfour, Under-Secretary of State for Air.. 9.05. p.m.-Violin

Bolos by

Yehudi Menuhin.

9.15 p.m.-London Relay-News Sum-

mary,

Winning

CONTRACT

(By The Four Aces)

David Bruce Burnstone, Merwin D. Maier, Oswald Jacoby, Howard Schen- ken World's leading Team-of-Four, Inventors of the system that has beaten every other system in cxistence.

UNBLOCKING.

South's contract of five diamonds was rather optimistic, and the slightest bad break would find him being set. However, both diamonds and clubs being evenly divided, it appeared as though five diamonds would be made, until East and West combined on some fine défensive play.

South, Dealer

Neither side valuerabis

K 7 3

AK 82-

France"-4. The fourth of a series on the Life of the French Army and .People.

9.45 p.m.-Georges Thill (Tenor) In a

French Programme.

L'Attaque Du Moulin--Adieux a la foret

(Bruneau)....Georges Thill, (Tenor) with'

Orchestra.

Children's Hour and a French Programme

The Band of H.M. Coldstream Gu cond. by Lieut. J. C. Wildrom. Paysage (Theuriet and Hahn). St Mes Vera Avalent Des®Ailes (Hugo

Hahn)....Ninon Vallin (Soprano) V Orchestra.

Thais Meditation (Massenet) .... Mis

Elman (Violin) with Piano, Clair De, Lune (Faure & Verlaine), Serenade Toscane (Faure & Bussine)..

-Georges Thill (Tenor) with Maur

Faure at the 'Piano. 10.10 p.m.--Selections

from Lid Opera.

10.80 p.m.-Dance Music. -

Marche Heroique De Szabady (Massenet) '11.00 p.m.-CLOSE DOWN.

ANOTHER SUCCESS FOR R.E.

Royal Engineers beat Royal Army Ord nance Corps by four wickets in the final Army Small Units Knockout Competition at Sookunpoo yesterday. :

A

R.A.O.C.

Capt. Bridge, b Parsons

7

S. Cdr. Gardner, « Pope, b Denyer Pte. Reynolds, c Tropp. b Parsons Cpl. Boocock. b Megson

20

0

31

Sgt. Munton, run out

S/Sgt. Emberson, b Denyer

Cpl. Jeffrey, lbw., b Megson

Pte. Stoner, c Balley, b Megson

Sgt. Vauguiaux, b. Megson Pte. Stephens,b Denyer Pte. Pinder, not out

Extras (Bb, NB1)

Total

Thus East, rather than his partner, won the third round of clubs and Megson returned a spado. When Declarer Shipp played low, West's ten forced the Parsons King and his Ace-Jack tenace then Denyer won two more tricks.

David Bruce Burnstone was your partner yesterday and you held:

J 10 I

Tropp

HOLIDAY CRICKET

The following will represent Hong Ko Cricket Club in a friendly two-day fixtu on Friday and Saturday, - against Ca Grose's eleven at Chater Road:

T. A. Pearce, (Capt.), G. G. Aitkenher D. I. Bosanqhet, D. G. Day, B. C. Fi T. V. N. Fortescue, R. H. Griffiths, Owen-Hughes, A. K. Mackenzie, J. L. Pearce and J. Robinson.

Play in the above match will commen at 12 noon on Friday and 11.30a.nr Saturday.

SIGNALS WIN

At the Bowling Alleys yesterda the Royal Signals beat U.S.S. Edso by 486 In a 10-pin match. T. Clas

10 and J. R. Vicks acted as substitute

212 153 165 165 168 8. 152 176. 164 147 168 80 123 157 143 144 181 T 128 136 104 122 123 61

3.01

141 215 156 104 144 76 178 82 107 135 118 83 105 135 114 150 116 62

2

for absent players.

0

ROYAL SIGNALS

1

H. Blount

4

J. H. Watts

7

G. Somerville

D. J. Hall

90

Bowling Analysis

Total

O. M. R.

7.7 0 20 4

W.

U.S.S. EDSALL

.5 1 13

T. Class 0J. R. Vicks

9 2 18

1 - 0

2 20 0

J. Herron

R.E.

Total

43

:2

15

10

4

Capt. Freeman, not out

6 1 12 2 J. Lebzelter

Spr. Pelham, e Gardner, b Emberson Sgt. Megson, 'c Gardner, b⋅ Boocock

Spr. Bailey, lbw b Emberson Sgt. Denyer, b Emberson

Sgt. Shipp, c-Munton, b. Boocock Major Parsons, lbw., b Boocock Spг. Tropp, not out

Extras (W2, B8, LB1)

100 76 106 113 120 52

2,50

CHINA'S TEAM

The following have been chosen to

1 represent China in the final of the

• Sunday Herald International Charity

11 Cup against Scotland at Sookunpoo of 11 Monday, at 4 p.m.

Cheung Wing-chol; Lee Tin-sang and Le

97 | Kwok-wal: Leung Wing-chiu, Hsu King-sing

Sgt. Carpenter, Spr. Goss and Lieut. Pope(Capt.) and Soong Ling-sing: Chung Yung

4

10 9 8 6.5

A J 10

▲ 9 6 6

QJ 10

5 3

W

♡ K:9 67 2

Total (for 6 wkts.)

Q4.

The bidding:

Mater

του Jacoby Pess Pass P888 Pass (7)

did not bat.

Bowling Analysis

14

Boooock Emberson Reynolds

1

O. 'M. R. W; 11 1 41. 3 .12.

1:2

Q 8 4 2

A 6

OAK 71

'9'6 6

The bidding:

South We

10

1V

B

3V

Pasa

Pass

10 7.8

North Best

Рада

West opened a heart. South- won and trumped his remaining heart in “Mummy. Next he drew trumps, then

played three rounds

ANSWER: Your correct response is one spade. You have passed a fine hand, but have only a singleton in the suit your partner has bid.

Score 100% for one spade, 40% for two spades, 0 for any other bid.

QUESTION NO.5864

Oswald Jacoby is your partner to-

CARVES of clubs, hoping that day and you hold: DRACES EVETEN – the opponent thrown

« OF THE

ALE KING 2 QUEEN 1 JACK..

clüb was

on lead would hold the pade Ace. But West roomed to divine his plan, for on the Brat club he played the Jack, whereas East

GEE

K+JIIEX X

The bidding:

Maler

nswer

Syndicate,

}

sum. Fung King-cheong, Chan Tak-fai, La Shlu-wing and Hau Ching-to.

Reserves:~~~Tam Kwan-kon, Tsang Chung wan, Hau-Yung-sang. Lo Wai-kuen, TH 433 Kain-hung, "Ip Pak-wah, Cheuk Shek-kam

Cheong Kam-hoi and Yeung Shul-yick.

2 0

1x

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