1940-05-17 — Page 26

YES, LETS

EAT! I'M STARVED!

THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 17, 1940.

OH-H,DEAR!

I'LL HAVE TO EAT OFF THE

MANTEL!

By BUD FISHER

YOU GOT NOTHIN' ON ME SISTER!

THINK YOU DID. ENOUSH RIDING

FOR TODAY!

Beethoven Symphony

6.00p.m.-Half

Mualc.

an hour of

Today's Wireless

Dance

6.30 p.m.-Studio-A Recital by Suc-

cessful Candidates of Various Grades. In the Recent Examinations of the Trinity College of Music, selected by Dr. Lovelack.

"

7.00 p.m.-Closing local Stock Quota-

tions.

7.02 p.m-Sea Shantles.

Rio Grande; Billy Boy (arr. Terry); (arr. Tery); Ten Shenanhoah

Thousand Miles Away (Wil- lan)

John Goss (Baritone)

and Cathedral Male Voice Quartet with/Piano.

7.12 p.m.-Bydney Gustard at the Or-

gan. Musical

Intro:

Medley; Comedy Waltz from The Lilac Domino; If you were the only girl from 'The Bing Boys are here'; Waltz from "The Maid of the Mountains"; I'm on the staff from Arlette'; Song of the Vagabonds from "The

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

9.52 Megacycles

Vagabond King”; Waltz from 'Chocolate Soldier'; Please don't flirt with me from "To-night's the Night'; Waltz, from 'Gipsy Love'; Waltz from 'Count of Luzem- bourg'; The Love Next 'Mary'; Waltz and Finale "The Merry Widow Medley of Old Time Sings; Part 1-

English; Part 2-Scottish.

from from

7.30 p.m.-London Relay-The-News. 8.0 p.m.-Local Time Signal, Weather

Report and Announcements. 8.03 p.m.--Studio-Recital by Elvie

Yuen (Soprano) and Father Riganti (Plano).

A.

1. (a) M'ama, non m'ama (Mas- cagni); (b) Risveglio (Mascagni); (c) Son Pochi Fiori

Winning

CONTRACT

(By The Four Aces)

(from

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

ken

The

POOR OPENING LEAD

the

pro-

of

lead opening

led another heart and trumped with King from Ace-King is

the nine. East overruffed and led a bably the favourite lead spade, but this did him no good. De- against suit contracts, but it is fraught clarer trumped, played a trump to with great danger. when the card so dummy's Ace, returned to his own led is in Declarer's side suit. For in-hand with the King of clubs and led stance, here is a contract that

was another trump, dropping the two re- made because of such a lead.

maining, and made the last two tricks with his last trump and the thirteenth hearts for his doubled contract. -

✡

North, Dealer

Neither side vulnerable A 10 7 4

3

◊ A 92

A J 8 7 6 3.

KQ92 AKO 4 OK Q 45.95 2

W

3

The bidding:

North Bast

AJ 8 6 6

♡ J G G

OJ 4 3

10 9 4

Q 10 8 7 2 108 7 6 6 A K

Pass

Рава

24

2NT

Pass 80

40

Рава Pass

Раза

South West 10

Dbl. Pass 20 Pass

Pass: Dbl.

Pass

Pass

The bidding of the hand is not ap- proved.

VARPÍ LÁRD VALUES

AVE KING QUEEN JACK

10

Howard Schenken was your partner yesterday and you held:

You

A K 2

A Q. 10, 4

♣ A Q 10 9 78. The bidding:

Jacoby Schenken

1% Pass 3Q Pass (2)

1♡

Barnatone

Pass Pass

ANSWER: Your correct bid is four clubs. Since your three diamond bid was an absolute force to game, your partner will not pass this four-club bid. If he now blds five clubs, you four may bid six clubs; if he bids hearts, you may bid six hearts.

Score 100% for four clubs, 70% for five hearts, 60% for six hearts, 40% for four hearts (an underbid,)

QUESTION NO. 412.

Both sides are vulnerable. You are the dealer and hold:

West made the mis- take of opening the heart King, then shift- ed to the King of spades. Déclarer won with the Ace, trumped a spade in his own hand, trumped a low heart, with dummy's deuce of diamonds, en- tered his own hand with the Ace of clubs and now led the Queen of hearts. West ducked. Declarer discarded a low club from dummy, Inc.)

AK QxxÍ

What do you tomorrowi) U

Answer.

(Released by The Bell Syndicate,

"L'Amico Fritz");.(Mascagni); . Elvie Yuen (Soprano) with Piano

accom.

2. Allegro con brio (from Sonata in

C. Major-Hayhn)

Father Riganti at the Piano.

3. (a) Still As the Night (Bohm); (b) Butterfly Wings (Phillips); (c) I Pitch My Lonely Caravan (Coates); (d) Sing, Joyous Bird (Phillips)

Dance

Music

ducted by Sir Landon Ronald. 9.03 p.m.-Violin Solas by Natan Mil-

stoin.

La Campanella (from 'Concerto No.

2 in B Minor'Paganini Op. 7.)... Nocturne In C Sharp Minor (Cho-

pin).

Romance (Second Movement from Concerto No. 2-Wieniawski Op.. -22),

mary.

9.15. p.m.-London Relay--Nowe 8àm-- 9.30 p.m.-London Relay "World Af-

fairs".

9.45 p.m.-"He Wanted Adventure.” .

Recorded KIvle Yuen (So- prano) with Piano accom.. 8.30 p.m.-Beethoven-Symphony No..

5 In C Minor, Op. 67.

Orchestra con- Royal Albert Hall

DREARY TENNIS EXHIBITIONS

Whilst allowing for the fact that the Philippine Island tennis players, who gave exhibitions at Hong Kong Cric-. ket Club yesterday were not extend- ed, it cannot be said that they im- pressed very much.

A fairly large crowd watched two, singles and a double of some of the dreariest tennis seen here for a long time

There were no long rallies, none of the players appeared to be the slight- est bit interested and errors abound-' ed through all the games.

Tsui Yan-pui played for the first match against the P. I. No. 2, A. Sanchez, and at the outset appeared likely to offer some opposition. After the first three or four games, how- ever, the Hong Kong player's stroking went completely to pieces and Sanchez was content to play at half speed to win 6-4, 6-2.

The visitor's strokes, when he was really tryings were nicely made and he volleyed well on the few occasions he went in to the net.

BET TOO LONG

The doubles lasted a set too long and the match, which the crowd had been waiting for, between Ampon and foul Tsui Wai-pui, was played in light.

If Kong and Hung were not im-

In the

on the 'Stage Miniature Presentation with Bobby Howes and. Company, 10.18 p.m. Dance Music. 11.0 p.m. Close down.

3-28 (Released by Thë Dail Syndiente, Inc.)

You

are no longer

of the: -younger generation if you count:

the time you play fost time.

pressive, neither were Diy and Car mona and I don't suppose that more than half a dozen rallies lasted more than six strokes.

Ampon quickly found his control against Tsui Wai-pui but the latter was so erratic that the P.I. player soon allowed his concentration to wander, Most interesting feature of this game- was the fine retrieving powers of the: tiny. Filipino.

HONG TRONG

HOTEL

DINNER DANCE

NIGHTLY 9 P.M. TILL 1 AM.

TEA DANCE

SUNDAYS 5 TILL 7-

HONGKON

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