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THE HONG KONG

JOCKEY CLUB

The SIXTH EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held, weather permitting. on SATURDAY, 31st May, and MONDAY, 2nd June,

THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 27, 1941.

HARD LUCK WORD IS SLAVERY

LED HIM

BRIDGE

NOTES TO CRIME

The Nazis "blue

print" of domination is complete to the last Sentenced to six months' im- detail. This was the gist of a PA LUCKY SLAM

prisonment for theft and fraudul- broadcast to his countrymen made ent withdrawals from a banking recently by M. Henry Hauck, "well By The Four Aces account, Arthur Glass (23), said known French writer now in Eng-

that every time he tried to go land. was overbid, 'straight things went wrong. To-day's hand

combined with,

Police Marylebone Tuck but good

At

1941, commencing 61 2.00 p.m. on god piny enabled South to make Glass admitted stealing a camera Dr. Walter Darre, Reich Minister

and a bank book, forging with- Saturday and 11.30 am, on Mon-

drawal forms, and obtaining sums day.

Post *

Ofice banking

The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. on the first day and at 11.00 a m. on the second day.

The tiffin interval will be after the fourth race on the second day. MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

No One without a badge will le admitted to the Members Enclosure Such must be worn throughout the duration of each Meeting in such a manner as to be readily identified.

Badges adinitting Non-Member to the Members' Enclosure an i

PUBLIC AUCTIONS Pub Room at $5.00 per day for

The Undersigned have pereived. Instructio to sell by Publie Auction on WEDNESDAY, the 28th May 1911

at 10.30 am.

2 No. TIA. Jordane Rearl, Kowloon

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Gentlemen and $3.00 per day fon Lauche, Choth including tax) elranalde through the SECRET ARY upon the personal or written such aplicationt of Member,

# Member to be responsible for ail Vi fors mlreduced by hum, ant Ito payment of all chits, ete

The Secretary's Office, 1st floor Exchange Building. (Tel 27794) will close at 11 45 a 1 on Solu-

On View from Tuesday, the 27th, day, and at 9:45 am. on Monday.

oblainable at Tiffins are May. 1941

they Club House provided

advance fron ondered

Terms Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.. Auctioneers. Hong Kong. 3rd May, 1941.

The Undersigned have received Instructions to sell

by Public Auction on

commencing at 10.30 a.m. at No 4. Conduit Roadi

No 1 Boy (Tel 21920)

his Slam contract;

South, Dealer

North-South vulnerable North-South 30 part-core

NORTH

WEST ધર્મ

€ 4 097 32 4Q965 3

A A 10 8 8 A Q 8 7 2 OQ 84 ♣ 10

BOUTH

976 4

EAST AK 6 8 5 3

OK 10 G 6

AJ 8 7 4

K JAQ D

O A J ♣AK 2

The bidding: South

West

IM

Pase

North

3

Enst

J'ass

3NT

Pass

42

PRAR

62

As

B♡

l'ass

Puss

Pass

**

Quren

(if

West opened spades, and South looked at the dun my rather dis- consolately It was that he possible

HIGH CARD YNUES

OF THE FOOR-ACILE SVITÉR

12

are the

ACE.. 3 KING.... 2

QUEEN.1 JACK...

SETKÁL VALOR SO FREE ES

No children or amals will be admitted to either Enclosure

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

at the Gate. Soldiers and Sailors.

Uniform ae admitted Half, dummy's

#1 L

and

LWO

from account,

He stated that he injured him- self as a builder's labourer, spend ing seven months in hospital. He became a groman, and tell down a hatchway; a street photographer, he smashed his camera,

Court M. Hauck quoted the words of

of Agriculture, who declared at a of the Nazi meeting of leaders party. "We will destroy France, In the new vital space we Introduce qre creating We will methods which are entirely new. All land and industrial property of inhabitants not of German ori- Kin will by confiscated without

and distributed. exception members of the Nazi party, then to the soldiers. A new aristocracy of German masters will thus he created. This aristocracy will have outlined

will be Gerinan recorded. Its slaves, who

He had property. And when I say slaves

4 for do not take

a figure of We have in mixi # modern form of slavery which

Active In Crime

Detective

Cromber

sevend convictions agons Glass for theft. recently been living on the pro- ceeds of crime

spech.

Arst

Mr. Snell remarked that Glasi had made a clever plea, but hund We will establish because it is a he ent persistent and active in crime.

HUSBAND

PLEADS

FOR WIFE

i)

necessary part of our mission."

Let there :hu'd be listeners 4 who once again, as so often in the tempted to look Pt, might be upon such probouncernents us ex- aggeration

thet! that

M Hauck

already

reminded Frenchmen

have been driven out of Lorraine without any shadow

of legality

and their land given to Germans from Saxony,

The Nazis say slavery and they mean slavery.

FROM INDO- CHINA TO SERVE

would lose a dia-} A husband's plea saved mond

woman from being sent to prison spade tricks down by the Old Street Magistrate, Mr. two

a volun- F. O. Langley. bid tarily

Slam

Catherine Mrs. Ellen

Nolar But there was (28), described

of Edgeley as nothing 10 be Road, Clapham, appeared on re- The price of Admission to the

a charge of being con- Puble Enclosure is $100 per day gamed by scowling at his part- mand on

decided to make cerned in the theft of cigarettes including Tax, for all Persons, er, so South

and cigars valued at £1,585 from trick with a lock-up shop in Stepney. She He won the first THURSDAY, the 29th May. 1941, meluding Lathes, and is payable his only play for the contract.

spade Ace and pleaded "Guilty." metately led a low diamond, sur- Mr. Langley said Mrs. Nolan's cessfully finessing the Juck. When husband had appealed to him not that held, South breathed a mild to send her to prison in spite of but his troubles her record and the fact that she sigh of relief:

The next step was involved on this occasion in were not yet over.

draw two rounds uf a serious theft. He would take was lo trumps, and then South laid down a chance and put the case back the diamond Ace, followed by the for a matter of months.

Dummy next ruffed a If it looked as though the couple top clubs. club, and South ruffed dummy's were happy and going right, he Queen of diamonds.

might not have to send her to At this stage, both the North prison at all. and South hands

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

also

One "Philips Radio (model 1940).

and

Fine Peking Rugs.

On View from Wednesday, the 28th May, 1941.

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers. Hong Kong. 23rd May, 1941,

The Undersigned have received) instructions 10 sell by Pubbe Auction on

FRIDAY, the 30th May, 1941. enpasar helg at 2.30 p.m. at the Sale, Boomi, No. 35. Hankow Road, Kowloon

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

comprising:

Teth woodi * Fron Bedsteads. Wardrobes, Dressing Tables, Chests of Dawers. Sideboards, { Dining Tables, Chairs, Chester- Held Suites, Ornaments, Cutlery. Porcelain, Glass and Bruss Ware, Chicka, Pietures. Cooking Uten- sils, etc., ele.

also

A FEW PIECES OF BLACKWOOD FURNITURE

and

2 Tientsin Carpets

new).

2 Ceiling Fans.

1 Dining Room Suite,

1 Bed Room Suite.

1 Large Oil Painting.

(almost

1 Upright Piano "John Broad-

wood and Son."

1 Cooking Stove.

On View from Thursday, the

29th. May, 1941.

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers. Hong Kong, 27th May, 1943.

Price.

By Order,

(B. BROWN.

Secretary. Hong Kong, 26th May, 1941.

Help your Friend and his Hobby by giving POSTAGE STAMPS

for

his collection

and Seeds For His Garden

We can supply the goods of his and your want

GRACA & CO.

Dealers in

Postage Stamps, Garden Seeds, etc., etc.

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Hong Kong

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were vond ol

"It will be perfectly monstrous the minor suits, each hand held if either let me down," he said,

two spades remanding Mrs. Nolan on bail. only Tremp, and

And in the dummy. were left now South led a low space. The If West opponents were helples: won the Jack, any return lead dummy to discard would allow

while South spade the losing

And ruffed.

if East overlook

with the spade King, dummy's spatte in would become establish- ed as a natural winner.

7

•

were Howard and, non- vunerable

Yesterday you Schenken's partner stilerable agamst opponents, you held:

J A VAJ *

H

7

OK 10 6 3 ♣A 10

The bidding:

Maler

14

You Jacoby Pase 20 124

Phus 2NT BNT (?)

Behenken Pass Pase

The oppon- ANSWER: Double. ents' suits are not going to develop well for them, and they ought to be set anywhere from one to four tricks, depending on the location

of a few minor honours.

Score 100% for double, 0 for any other bid.

Question No. 726

To-day you

hold the samé hand, but the bidding is different:

Maior

14

3

You Jacoby Pass 2 (?)

Schouken Pass

SECOND MEDAL THIS WAR

In one of the camps in England for Free French soldiers are four airmen who stole away at dawn one day from their aerodrome in when France col- Indo-China lapsed. They took care to make dings at British bases to re-

fuel.

On the last hop they crossed France, passing over Tours, where one of the young Frenchmen drop- ped a message for his mother to Tell her he was safe and was on his way to join his comrades who beside to fight on had decided their British friends in the cause of liberty.

The young French airmen never The Royal National Lifeboat tire of telling of their magnißleent lustution has awarded its bronze reception and the kindness they medal for gallantry to Coxswain received every time they landed Thomas 1. Bloom, of its eboat on a British aerodrome, and they hope that all those who helped at Walton and Frinton, who woth the institution's silver medal in them have learned of their safe October. 1939.

OFF THE RECORD

arrival.

By ED REED

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