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WINNING CONTRACT

(By The Four Aces)

THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 22, 1940.

CHINHAI FIGHTING

Early yesterday morning six Japanese warships steamed into. A BIDDING PROBLEM

on the "Will you tell me your opin-the harbour at Santuao Often

ion," asks W. A. Strass, of Balti-east Fukien-coast and laid a bar- more, as to the proper bidding age to cover the landing of mar- fines, according to a dispatch from of-this-hand?"

Foächow.

Forty is the age of greatest effort with most people. Vitality is used up at a rapid pace. the struggle in work or business produces nerve strain, or the fallure to succeed causes worry, |nervous breakdown, neurasthenia, Middle-aged people find that they are not as active as in youth. The internal organs also feel the cf- fects of age. The

diges- tion resents things that it accepted *before, the heart palpi-

tates on slight

South, Denler North-South vulnerable

VAK 7 4

◊ AK 6·5 4.

7.65 2

A8762 10 9 ◊ QJ 10 9

8 3

W

K 10

♡ Q 3 2

A. QJ96

4:8

♡ J 8 6 5 07 2

♣ AKQJ 10 9 8 3

It's difficult

Several Japanese planes mean- while circled over the harbour and dumped bombs.

·Brisk fire was exchanged until [noon when the Japanese were forced to retire leaving • about

100 dead on the beach. The Ja- panese warships left harbour to- wards evening.

Reports from Kinhwa, Che- kiang, state that the Chinese are continuing their operations at Chinhai with increased vigour. Japanese forces at Chingtuling (Green Mud Cliff), east of Chin- hai, suffered heavily.

Eight more Japanese warships

off to give "normal" arrived

Chinhai yesterday exertion, the bidding for so freakish a hand, morning but took no action. muscles of but we think the following bid-Fresh Chinese reinforcements

the back ache after a day's work. ding is most expert: Your blood is thinner and not so bright a red as formerly.

GA.

South West North East

10% 4

10

20

2A

44

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Pa99

Pass

Pass Dbl.

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Pass

have been rushed to Chinhai in an attempt to evict the enemy.- Sanguinary street fighting con- tinued yesterday in the city of Slaoshan on the south bank of the Chientang River, opposite Hangchow. Daring Chinese units: broke into the city by the south North's immediate eue-bid in Bate on the previous day.

According to report a slam invitation,

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Pass

Pass Pass

Pass Pass

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HIGH CARD VALUES OF THE FOUR-ACES BYSTÉM

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ACE 3 KING QUEEN 1 JACK

TOTAL VALUE OF PACH ÉS

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from

shows that the with a cargo of military supplies the Yangtze River suit is absolutely steaming up

Nanking was solid. North then from

sunk by

knows

Chinese artillery fire at a that Grand Slamı can west of Wuhu on July 16. be made at clubs, Japanese steam boats were but he also knows sunk by Chinese shore batteries

point

The also

5-31

(ftcleased by The Half Hyndicats, 196.)

The perfect Hostess is she who listens and laughs no matter how boring a would- be humorous conversation.

EIRE TO

ADMIT OUR TROOPS IF ATTACKED

IT IS REPORTED IN DUBLIN·

that the opponents Incar Klukiang on the previous THAT AN AMICABLE SETTLE- will surely sacri-day.

MENT HAD BEEN REACHED In a chance encounter at a point UNDER fice at seven

WHICH BRITISH spades. He should between Fenghsin and Anyi, res-TROOPS WILL BE PERMITTED Ifpectively 23 miles west and 20 TO CROSS THE EIRE FRON- therefore bid only six clubs.

EVENT OF AN AT- all pass, a bigger profit will be miles northwest of Nanchang, on TIER IN made than by defeating a seven- July 19 a Japanese unit was rout-TACK BY A HOSTILE POWER.

200 casualties and TO LET-For European occupa-spade sacrifice; if the opponentsed, suffering

Belfast reports several days ago eight TRAMWAYS LIMITED. tion. Available for a few months. sacrifice at six spades, North can losing two mountam guns,

said that Southern Ireland, or Desirable furnished or unfurnish- then go to seven clubs with fair heavy and light machine-guns Eire, a sovereign state, had re- ed. flat. Four rooms.

allowed Modern prospects of being

to and about 100 rifles.

jected proposals from Northern NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS

In north Hunan Chinese troops sanitation. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN harbour. Apply Box No. 156 c/o

Mid-level overlooking play that contract. that an INTERIM DIVIDEND of "The China Mail".

After North's apparently reluc- made a night attack at Lukow be- Ireland, or British Ulster, for joint tant bid of seven clubs, East must tween Yoyang (Yochow) and Lin-defence of the country against a

foreign attack. Fifty (50) cents per Share has

pass in the hope that his partner siang on July 20. Besides infliet-

It was said that the proposition -been-declared payable_on_WED-

has a sure defensive trick. West, ing-casualties upon the enemy, the NESDAY, 14th AUGUST next, on and after which date Dividend

however, should realize that the Chinese damaged a large section was turned down by Eamon de Warrants may be obtained upon

spade Ace is worthless on defence of the Canton-Hankow Railway Valera, prime minister of Eire. application at the Registered Of-HONG KONG DOLLAR DIREC- and should bid seven spades as a track. fice of the Company, Canal Road TORY 1940 EDITION.-On sale at sort of insurance policy. From his disrupted.-Central News. East, Hong Kong.

all Bookstalls and at the Offices of point of view it's better to take a set than to risk letting the opponents score the REGISTER of Street.

vulnerable Grand Slam. MEMBERS of the Company, will

Saturday you were Oswald be closed from WEDNESDAY, 31st JULY, to. WEDNESDAY, 14th AUGUST, 1940, both days in- clusive.

FOR SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO the Publishers, 3A, Wyndham sure but small

GIVEN that

By Order of the Board,

W. F. SIMMONS,

Secretary. Hong Kong, 22nd July, 1940.

PUBLIC AUCTIONS

The Undersigned have received instructions to sell by Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, the 24th July, 1940; commencing at 10.30 a.m.

at the Top Flat of St. John's Am- bulance Headquarters, Tai Hang Road

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE On View from Tuesday, the 23rd July, 1940.

Particulars from Catalogue. Terms: As Customary.

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers. Hong Kong, 20th July, 1940,

AUCTION CANCELLED

The sale at No. 3

Aigburth Hall, May Road,

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Traffic on the line was

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THEFT FROM AN

Jacoby's partner, and vulnerable AMERICAN YOUTH

against non-vulnerable opponents. You held:

AK 74

A 7 6 6 2 The bidding: Jacoby 14

44

Karnata

Associated Press.

BOATMEN IN MINEFIELD AREA

Warning three Chinese boatmen The three Chinese, alleged to that they will not be given the have stolen a wrist watch from a option of a fine the next time; 17-year-old American boy, Ches-Commander J. Jolly, Deputy: iter-Lindt, of No. 274, Matauwei Harbour Master fined them each Road, in King's Park on July 12, $15, or 14 days imprisonment, were arrested early this morning this morning in the Marine Court by detectives attached to the for anchoring in the Tat Hong Maloraumati Police Station.

Channel Minefield at 2- am.

20

24

Before Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen yesterday... kat Kowloon, they were charged Another boatman was fined $10, ANSWER: Bid six clubs. The with robbery, and remanded forfor 10 days imprisonment, for bidding assures you that a Grand three days.

Slam can be made at clubs, but Det-Sgt. N. B. Fraser you must expect a sacrifice in charge of the case.

spades. Restraint at this point

may induce the opponents-ta

allow you to play at seven clubs OFF THE RECORD on the theory that you may be "over your head." A cue-bid would be bad, since that would help persuade the opponents to sacrifice at seven spades if neces- sary. (This hand is discussed to-day).

Score 100% for six clubs, 60% for seven clubs.

QUESTION NO. 468 To-day you are Merwin Maier's partner, and with both vulnerable, you hold:

"AT

K 10 8 63 ◊ 7.3

&K 10 8 & 2

The bidding:

Malor

1A

HAVE REMOVED TO

20

scheduled for to-morrow, WINDSOR

has been unavoidably ·

cancelled.

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers.

Hong Kong, 22nd July, 1940.

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Jacoby Pass

Pass

You 2♡

(7)

Schooken

Pass

What do you bid? (Answer Monday:

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OBJECTORS' CORPS

It is understood that it is in- tended to form a new non-com- Batant-corps-in-England-to-which- conscientious objectors will be posted. They will be employed in passive air defence, anti-gas measures, decontamination work and cooking and clerical duties. 20022 The construction and mainten- 20011 ance of hospitals, barracks camps and railways, and general duties 33963 not involving the handling of fire- arms or ather, offensive military 33993 equipment, will be assigned to 20022

the corps.

Training will be supervised by officers and N.C.Os of the re- cently formed Ploneer Corps.

JAD

ED REED W

is

fusing a bright light for the pur-. in pose of attracting fish in the same

larea.

By ED REED.

"Wonderful thing, this maching: age!!"

Here's Luck

EWO BEER

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