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Contract Bridge Tournament

NOVEL CONTEST

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ARRANGED FOR H'KONG Broadcast by Z.B.W. THE Undersigned nave received

An Open Contract Bridge Tournament is to be Held Under the Patronage of His Honour, Mr. Justice Lindsell, and will be run under the following regulations.

Ho Leung.

on 355 Metres

11-11.30 am-Stock and Exchange Quotations, Selected London. & New York Stock Quotations, Weather Report, etc. 11.30 a.m.-Chinese recorded-pro-

gramme.

Löndan, Oct. 25. For three weeks, Prime Minis- 1-The Tournament shall be ters, Foreign Ministers, Chancel- managed by a Committee herein- lors and other distinguished

after termed the "Committee of statesmen from $3 different. coun- Management” consisting of His tries have been at Geneva. Some, Honour, Mr. Justice Lindsell. 83, 18.30 p.m.-European programme of it is true, have not been able to Fresident and Mexrs.

recorded music. MK Lo, M. E. Lo and M. 1 p.m.-Local Time and Weather of Nations Assembly. But, in spite Politi as Secretary.

Report, 2-The Tournament shall be en-1.20 p.m.-Rugby Press News, eta of comings and goings, as big a volume of hard work as ever has tered by competitors in pairs, each 1.30 p.m. A relay of the Rotary been going on at the seat of the gentlemen or two ladies or a gen-

Club Tiffin. Speech from the League. Yet the Assembly is said tleman and a lady.

Gloucester Restaurant-Rota- to have been dull and according

rian A. E. Bates on "Foresta, to some critics, a waste of time.".

Past, Present and Future." 2 p.m. Close Down.

CANTONESE LESSON FROM THE STUDIO. STUDIÓ CONCERT TONIGHT.

4.30-7 p.m.--Chinese recorded pro-

pair to consist of elther two

3. The entrance pair shall be $10.00.

fee for each

of Con-

-There shall be a drawing of the contestants, each pair to play against their opponents as decided by the draw, the winning pair pro- gressing to the next round whilst the loosing pair is eliminated.

Now inkomew war had conveni- 4-Atter deducting all expenses, ently choses this time to burst. the balance of the entrance fees upon the International horizon," as money will be devoted to prizes,"

5. The happened in 1931, the Assembly

Tournament shall be would have received all the pub-played in accordance to the law of licity that I required.. However, Contract Bridge as published in the delegates arrived in too chas the International Laws tened a mood even to indulge in tract Bridge-1932. spectacular verbal battles. Great play has been made with the fact that the general debate had to be postponed because nobody wanted to speak. Had the statesmen been anxious to deliver the usual type of laudatory' speeches, they could easily have found plenty of mate- rial In the Secretary-General's annual report. For the League has stopped a war or two and has done quite a lot besides during the past year. But it seems as if the delegates were thinking more of thrashing out the big problems which were uppermost in all minds. The Assembly Hall is the League's shop window and not the place for spadework. 80 the real Assembly this year was to be found in the committee rooms, the lobbies and the hotels.

7-Five rubbers shall be played, the winners being the, pair which win the greater number of points at the end of the ve rubbers.

8.-The draw and a schedule of dates on which the rounds are to be played shall be published and appear in contestants failing to accordance with the schedule shall be scratched, the opponents wh appear being entitled to advance to the next round as winners, and if both pairs fail to appear, then, both pairs shall be scratched and the opponents who should have played the winners of the scratch- éd pair shall advance to the next round, as winners,

10. The stake shall be a quar- ter cent per point, unless other- wise agreed upon

11-Cards and scorers shall be

Right from the early stages, the psychological effect of these meet- 9. The contests shall take place logs and conversations was im-at the Sports Club and a referee portant. It could not be otherwise appointed by the Committee of with such figures as Dr. Dollfuss Management shall be in charge of Austria, the German Minister and his decision on any point of of Propaganda, the French Premier dispute whatever shall be final. and Sir John Simon coming into close personal contact. A feeling began to spread that things were not quite so bad as had been anticipated. If Europe had not provided. yet turned the corner, it could seement reserves the right to cancel 12---The Committee of Manage- round. the corner..

Every body, realised, too, that the entries is

the Toournament, if the number of not sufficient and to Assembly was a kind of prelude alter these regulations as they to the resumption of the Disarma-think it. ment Conference. When the lat

13. Entries shall be closed at ter negotiations get under way, 5 pm. Thursday, the 30th It may be found that the time November, all entries which should' was not wasted

contain addresses (and telephone And, of course, in the back numbers if any) of the contestants. ground, all the normal work of a together with $10.00 entrance fee League Assembly was proceeding for each pair, should be sent to as usual. Eittle fault can be M. EPoliti, c/o A. H. Potts, Bank found with the way in which the of Canton Building, 6, Des Voeux social and humanitarian activities Road. The contestants who are clubs in the Colony members of and the technical undertakings are being carried on At Geneva, should also state the name of a in short, the past few weeks have club in their entries. revealed abundant proof of the 14. The first round will start on inherent vitality of the League. the 11th of December at 6.30 p.m.

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on

ALARUMS IN N. E. KIANGSI

Forced Landing Made By An Aeroplane

N. E. Kiangal, Oct, 26. to the barriers erected some years These days have been full of ago to see if it would be possible excitement, and- danger as well. | to enter.. Put they found the Last week an aeroplane arrived, soldiers waiting for them, who re- ̈ flying from Nanchang to Hang- ceived them with machine- guns, chow but when getting here it was and "so they retreated, collected found that the petrol had given their whose army, spent the night out

The airmen could not at about ten miles from here, and first locate the aerodrome, so the following day, they went back circled over the city several times. to their own place. The people in Once it was, so low when flying the city are rewarding the soldiers. over one house that everybody for their quick wark-N.C.D.N. got o scare the children scream- ed, when they heard the terrific noise, some of the bigger ones crawled -- under their bedding But all of us felt rather scare, as

MANCHURIAN, COAL MINES

it seemed as if they had more or Big Corporation Soon To Be

less lost control over it. Before

Organised

the Manchoukuo Government,

8

grammid,

7-10.30 p.m.-European programme, p.m.-Closing Local Stock Quota-

tions, etc. 7.3-7.20 p.m.-

VARIETY.

Orchestral-Can This be Love?

Orchestral Three Little Words...

Ipana Troubadours. Song-She's Funny That Way Bong-1 Lift My Finger and Say "Tweet, Tweet”.....Gracie Fields (Comedienne)

Xylophone Solo-Dance of the

Toy Regiment Xylophone Solo-Dancing Stars...

Joseph Green. Song-Love Boat Song Broadway

Charles King (Baritone). 7.30-6 p.m.--

..

Melody

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Scheherazade Symphonic Suite Rimsky-Korsakow, Op, '35) "... Philadelphia Symphony Orches tra directed by Leopold Sto- kowski.

9-10.30 p.m.

1.

A CONCERT FROM THE STUDIO,

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2. Songs: (a) Kashmiri Sang

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OX..

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they reached the aerodrome, al- most a mile from the city, they

Changchun, Nov. 23. managed to bring it down in a It is officially announced, to-day field, where there would be no that a big coal mining corporation, danger to any of the people, and styled the Manchurian Coal Mining there they spent two days, Co., under. Joht: Mapchoukuo- Practically the whole city went Japanese management will he out to see it. The following organised soon with a capital of morning one school went out, and Y6,000,000. Of this amount. Y. everybody, young and old, leaving 6,800,000 yen will be invested by just a few to keep the premises.v.1,200,000 by the Central Bank Two very pretty aeroplanes arriv- | of. Manchon uo, and the “balance ed from Nanchang to repair the by the South Marichurts Railway damage done. Alast one special The company has been granted piece of machinery was needed, the right to operate collieries in which they had not brought, so Mukden, Jehol and Hellungklang. another day had to be spent wait provinces, whose total deposits of ing for that. On the third day coal are roughly estimated at everything was ship shape again, over 200,000,000 tons and all sailed on,

In pursuance of the plan 16 We were rather glad of having unify the coal mining industry In them going and coming these days,'' Manchoxicuo, the Pushma“ and- for soldiers were

changed: Yentali:

now operated by are expected to be new compaziy sedan such an 10:25. beapital of the

ANE will be inereased to 0,000,000;——E

Vaughan Williams); (b) 1 Shewing Machine (New). Bright is the King of Words

(H. Virgban Willia

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