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MUTT AND JEFF

YEH, I GOT A

YOU FIXED

FEET?

STEADY JOB NOW!] HIS FLAT

MR. POTTS OF THE

POTTS POTTERIES

GAVE IT TO ME FOR FIXING HIS

FLAT FEET!

YEH, NOW HE'S

FEELING FINE! HE NEVER DOES AMY WALKING YET BOTH

HIS FEET WERE COMPLETELY FLAT!

5-20

WELL, WHAT

DID YOU

DO?

I TOLD HIM TO GET HIMSELF A STRONGER SECRETARY!

DID HEP

HE DID! AND SHE'S DOIN' WONDERS FOR

HIS FEET!

POTTS POTTERIEJ

THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 2, 1940

By BUD FISHER

WELL, TOOTS, IT'S LEAP YEAR,

AIN'T IT?

60

Studio

Recital

Today's Wireless

p.m.-Robinson Cleaver (Organ) and Patricia Rossborough (Piano)

The Bells. of St. Mary's (Adams) Life's Great Sunset (Adams) Magyar Melody Selection Paris Honeymoon- -Selection 6.13 p.m.-Closing local Stock Quota-

tions.

6.15 p.m.--The Hilo 'Hawaiian

Orchestra

Waltz Colorado Sunset (from

the film)

Mine

(Warren-

Honolulu Sweetheart, of

(Davis-Stanley)

Along Miami Shore

Snedgrass)

Waltzes-Blue Hawaii

Suarking Waters of Waikiki

6.30 p.m.-Musical Comedy Selections Venus In Silk-Selection (Stolz)

Theatre Orchestra

"Operette"

Coward)

Selection

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

9.52 Megacycles

Wanting You (from "The New Moon'-Hammerstein- Rom-

berg) I'll See You Again (from 'Bitter

Sweet'-Noel Coward)

Anne Ziegler & Webster Booth

with Orchestra

"Crazy Days"-Selection (Eyton,

Carter & Mayerl)

[

The Shaftesbury Theatre Or- chestra, London with Vocal by M. Browne & F. Conyng- ham

Carroll

and (Noel 7.00 Les Allen (Vocal)

Gibbons & His Boy Friends

You've Got To Admit (from 'Hi

Diddle Diddle')

His Majesty's Theatre Orchestra,

London

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 existence.

ESTABLISHING DUMMY

A. Cyril Daldy of St. Louis, Mo., ingly, he still needed two entries to writes: "The enclosed hand is easy dummy. Therefore Mr. Daldy played

if you see all the cards. The way the

King

of

spades, discarding

of diamonds, led a

I played it I think it is a good exam-dummy's seven ple of how a Declarer changes his diamond and finessed the Jack, ruffed mind in the middle of a hand."

another club

the Queen of with trumps, returned to dummy with the Ace of diamonds and pulled West's last trump with dummy's Jack, claim- ing the rest.

Fast, Dealer

A J

♡.J 10 9

O AJ T

10 9 6 4

AQ 10 8 7 4

A A733

8.5

W

0 8 65 42

96

A K

8 G

OQ 9:3

A 2

♡ 7 3 2

◊ K 10

A KJ63

♡ AKQ 64

10

✡

Yesterday, with both sides vulner- able, you were Merwin Maier's part- ner and held:

AJII

K 10 X

◊ AJ X

7.30

Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (Kern) Carroll Gibbons (Piano) & His

Boy Friends

Let's

Break The Good News (Denniker & Davis)

Les Allen, (Vocal) with Novelty

Accomp.

Sugar Rose (Fats Waller) Breakin' In A Pair of Shoes

(Stept)

Carroll Gibbons (Piano) & His

Boy Friends

The Little Boy That Santa Claus

Forgot (Kennedy & Others) Afraid To Dream (film 'You Can't

Have Everything')

Less Allen (Vocal) with Lauri Day and Jimmy Turnbull

on two pianos

You're Here, You're There, You're

Everywhere (Kahal & Locb) Foolin' Myself (Tinturin &

Lawrence)

Carroll Gibbons (Piano) & His

Boy Friends

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

Report and Announcements. 8:30 p.m.-Grieg-Lyric Suite, Op. 54 London Philharmonic Orchestra

conducted by Sir Landon

Ronald

8.18 p.m.-Studio-Recital by Denise Carroll (Soprano) and A. T. Lay (Plano)

8.45

1. Prelude from 'Suite Bergamas-

que' (Debussy)

A. T. Lay at the Piano

Dvorak

Symphony

with the Orchestre Des Concerts Colonne, cond. by Georges Enesco

Hungarian Dance No.11 in D Minor (Brahms-Joachim) Spanish Dance (Cranados-Kreis-

ler)

La

with Piano accomp. by Ferguson

Webster

Ronde Des Lutins, Op.25 (Bazzini)

with Piano accomp. by Marcel

Gazelle

10.05

p.m. Compositions of Dvorak 11.00 p.m.-Close down,

RESERVE STOCKS FOR AMERICA

New York, To-day.

It is reported from Wash- ington that two new corpora- tions created by the Recon- struction Finance Corpora- tion have arranged with the International rubber and tin cartels to purchase reserve stocks for national defence · purposes.

The Rubber Reserve Company, with a capital of $5,000,000 and $65,- 000,000 in Joans authorised by the R.F.C., has agreed with the Inter- national Rubber Regulation Commit- tee to buy reserve stocks of 150,000 · tons over a period of months at be- (De-tween 18 and 20 cents per lb., c.i.f.

New York.

2. a) Serenade (Saint-Saens)

b) Solveig's Song (Grieg) c) Serenade (R. Strauss) Denise Carroll (Soprano)

Englcutie

3. Cathedrale

bussy)

A. T. Lay at the Piano

4. a) Aria from 'Falstaff' (Verdi)

b) The Wren

Denise Carrol (Soprano) p.m.--Marek Weber & His Or-

chestra

Spring's

Delight-March-Inter-

mezzo (Ailbout)

Along The Banks of the Volga (Fantasia of Russian Waltzes -Borchert)

9.00 p.m.-London Relay The NewB

& Topical Talks 9.45

Menuhin

p.m.-Violin Recital by Yehudi Legende, Op.17 (Wieniawski)

The Metals Reserve Company, with a capital

and of $5,000,000 $100,000,000 authorised R.F.C. loans, International has agreed with the Tin Committee. to buy 75,000 tons of metal which will be held in re- serve stock. The tin reserve will at 50 cents per lb., be purchased c.J.f. United States ports. According to Mr. Jesse Jones, Chair- man of the Reconstruction Finance

Corporation, both additional and re- serve supplies will be acquired from additional production.-Reuter.

Mr. Daldy

The bidding:

The bidding:

Maler Schenken You Barnstoss

Bast

Bouth West

- Paso

1♡

Pass

20

Pass Pass

North 2.0 3A

14 #NT

Pass

3A 6♡

Раза Разо

5♡ Раве

Раба Pass

HIGH CARD VALIKS

OF THE FOUR-ACES BYDLEN

Pass 2NT Рава Pass (1).

ANSWER: Your correct bid is to Partner has shown a good pass. hand, but has denied a long suit. Your two-notrump bid was sound, but you have no extra values and a Slam is unlikely.

Score 100% for pass, 40% for five notrump, 10% for six notrump.

QUESTION NO. 451

Against this optimistic contract West led a spade, which East took with the Ace, returning a trump. In an effort to play the hand without any finesses, Mr. Daldy played the Ace of clubs, trumped a club with the heart Ace, led a low trump ta get

·back te dummy, ruff- ed another club with the heart King and now found that he still had one club to knock out of the Weat band. Accord- | Inc.)

ACF KING..2 QUEEN I JACKIN

You are Declarer and hold:

❤ K J 9x

Dummy holds:

♡ Q * X X X What is your play to lose only one heart trick? - (Answer to- morrow.)

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