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BRIDGE

BY JOSEPHINE CU

Watch Out for Psychics

THE "social" bridge player who scoring this type of psychic often is

entera fast company in dupll-successful. cates, tournaments, or club games for That the North-South bidding was the first time should keep his sus-entirely ethical was piclons alert against paychic

on a

it

manifested by

or North's Innocent four spade rescue was doubled. "phony" bidding. It is one thing to after three notrump know what Perry Smith would bid When South took this rescue buck to

certain hand in the Thursday four notrump it was, of course, ap

to North another paren

that "omething afternoon game; Js quite

going on. But, West, 10 place credence in the bidding of funny" was un unknown opponent. After all, the who had even more grounds for sus- opponents are not there as guldes or picion, probably had tasted blood and good Samaritans; deception is their now was straining for the kill. At any rate, he walked Into the parlour ment. The thing to do is to be sure with another double, and South, the

West did wit you don't bite on it, as against n tricky pair in a recent spider, promptly swatted him with a

redouble.

It was a thorously uncomfortable hand for East and West: West, torn club lead, between a heart and a finally decided on the heart jack. Dummy's queen

was played, and held. All seven diamond tricks then were rattled off. Coming down to five cards, West held grimly to the spade ucc-queen, the heart

tournament.

South dealer. .

Neither alde vulnerable.

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As may be seen, South anxlous to befuddle the opponents | that he passed up a perfectly sound two diamond bid in order to start be with a psychle spude. Let it not thought that I approve of this prac- tico-there is catirely too much dan- ger that partner will persist with the deny Arst-bid suit. But I cannot

that, against certain gullible oppon-

jing, the king-nine of clubs.

then existed cashed the heart ace, with the spade king. West collected the nee and queen, but then had to lead a club to declarer's tenace, thus presenting him with an overtrick on the redoubled contract.

To-morrow's Hand

South dealer.

Nelther side vulnerable.

A KQ 10 0

AQ742 WE

AJ74

10 85 0 106

AK803

N

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POLICE RESERVE

Orders Issued For The Current Week

Talk on Evacuation By H. E. the Governor

Orders by O. Bager, Deputy Commla- sloner of Police (teserva): Drondenst by ZBW on a Frequency'

Chank of Tido of 845 k.e's, and on Short Weve from The "Flying Bound" will in future be 1-2.15 pm, and 8.30-11.15 pm, on known as the Motor Patrol Unit (MPU)

Chinese Company 0.02 m.c's. per second.

Dismissal.pnge Sergeant: (A)54 Napo- 12.15 pm. Shart Servico of Inter-150s Leong Pan has been dismissed from the Chinese Company, as from June. U, corsion.

1941.

Leave-Constable (R)101", John "A. Mis

12.30 Variety.

1.0 Local Time Signal and Pro-Chang has peen granted leave of ab- gramme Summary.

sence from June 28 to July 10, 1981, both dates inclusive,

Novo Sibirek

Iron Ore

MONGOLIA

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CHINA

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Cool Copper

Gold

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INDIA

Oil.

Ocean

Cotton

Whoot

Iron Oret Petroleum

20-25%

15-20%

Cool 10-129%

Water Power 10-12%

Coppor

Zino

Lead

8.10%

3.5%

3.5%

Nickel 3.5%

Gold 13-15%

75-80

Oro 63-70%

Ryo

45-50%

Wheet 25-30%

Phosphates 35.40%

Cotton 10-12%

Wool 3-5%

Hemp

35-40%

Linseed 20-22%

Outcome of Europe's war may hinge on the great resources of Soviet Russia. The above map locates centres in European Russia and Siberia where principal resources are found, and the chart shows the Soviet's percentage of world production of various raw materials.

Shanghai's Jewish Problem

Miss L. L, Margolls; investiga- lion agent for the Joint Jewish Distribution Committee in New

preliminary York, states after

of the refugee situation in survey Shanghal that the city has done good work in handling the Jewish immigrant problem.

in

Miss Margolis, a

a recent arrival in Shanghai from America, worked for the Committee two and a half years Cuba_and expects to spend a year investigating the local Jewish immigrant problem for the New York organisation which sends donation for generous monthly Immigrant aid.

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arc

She expressed herself to press as being "pleasantly sur- prised with situation in Shanghai and considers the Pingliang Road camp "good as such places go."

Optimistle about the

future of the Jews in China, she points out that them have already set up of small shops, and offices and Alling a gap in the medical and other scientifle professions. Many of the

them are specialists in these explained, fields., Miss Margolis however, that their future depends

the local

the outcome on

situation, of which no

no one con now predict. Were it not for war conditions, the

inland. the

provinces of China could use many of them, as they are now absorbing Jewish doctors In a a small way. Ching would be greatly benofled thereby.

As regards Immigration to other countries, Miss Margolis felt that nothing is possible on a large scale at the present time because ot war conditions. Americans, as well as other nationals, arc now too suspicious of the fifth columnists to look kindly on immigrants. Thin attitude will probably change after and Western the war, though. Hemisphere countries will then absorb many of Shanghai's Jewish refugees.

Hospital Shipped In Sections

Nine hospital buildings have just arrived in England from the United States. They were shipped in tee- tions, and it will take less than s week to erect them.

They consist of three wards, offices,

a kitchen and a laun-

A laboratory, a

Д

dry. Other sections are on the way, When the hospital is complete, it will have 22 buildings, with 125 beds and staff quarters for 80.

Known as the Harvard unit, it hur cost more than £100,000. It will be maintained by the American Red Crosu and Harvard University Medical School.

Dr. J. E. Gordon, Professor of Pre- ventive Medicine and Epidemiology at Harvard Univerally, head of the unit, said: "All that remains to be done, is to run the buildings up. I am anxious to see how it works out, because I drew the plans myself." --

Free Fram

Marches with Britain..

De Gaulle

Gaulle Threat

The mounting crisis in the relations between the French Government at Vichy and the United States and Britain carried the possibility of a portentous political development: the recognition by Washington and London of Gen. Charles de Gaulle's Free French movement as the government of France, says "News-Weck." The latent explosive quality of this _situation was indicated by Vichy's threats to reconquer the colonies which have gone over to the Free French and the desertion of Syrian troops and officers to the de Gaulle forces in Palestine. It also turned the spotlight on the organization and leaders of the Free French-one of the greatest anomalies of the war in itself.

ORGANISATION.

The de Gaulle forces were built up, or just grew, in the summer of 1940. General de Gaulle himself had flown from France at the time of armistice and almost immediately began to broadcast from London against the Petain regime. Other Frenchmen from all parts of the Empire and from European France came in a steady trickle to join him, and the so-called Free French Committee was established.

.

In August a treaty was signed with the British Govern- ment by which the Free French pledged themselves to fight to the finish against Germany.

The formal headquarters are still in London at No. 4' Carlton Gardens. But the Free French are actually extremely decentralised. Some 1,000 pilots and an unknown number of men serving in the navy are commanded from London. But the biggest military centre is in the steaming town of Brazza- ville, in French Equatorial Africa.

In the African colonies the Free French have gathered together a force of some 17,000 men out of a total of 60,000 in all the Free French armies.

French Equatorial Africa's chief. Importance is strategic. It forms

a band connecting the British colonies in West. Africa with Egypt and the Sudan, and over it fly American planes on the way to Britain's Middle East 'fronis.

IN SYRIA

What is probably the second largest Free French force is serving with the Army of the Nile in the Middle East. It took part in the conquest of Libya, is still engaged against the Italians in East Africa, and is fighting now in Syria. Before the altack Free French planes showered Syria with leaflets, denouncing Vichy and asking the French troops to come over to the British side. This campalan scored its first notable success when Col. Philibert Collet rode across the border with some 200 of bis Circassian cavalry, an outfit organised by Collet himself, u famous desert aghter whose organisation of horsemen, wearink a' uniform like that of Russian Cossacks, had been the bodyguard of Gen, Maxime. Weygand when France was in tho' war,

1.02 Songs from the films.

Inspection ParodoAll ranks of "D" Cheer Up (from the film), Broad- Company will parade at Murray Parade

Melody of 1030, My Lucky Ground for a general inspection of equip Mr Dodd takes the Air..

Billy

ment etc. by the Company Commander on Wednesday, July 3, at 17,15 JOLIES, Thorburn at the Plane.sharp. Drek Khaki Uniform. The Fox-Trot Melody, Waltz Medley, Equipment Onicer will make it a point of Fox-Trot Medley,

being present.

Training Course.-Part - I--Those dig-

1.30 Reuter & Rugby Press and tailed will attend at Murray Parade Announcements.

Patrol Duty-Patrol duffes will

bo

Ground for instruction in Part I of 1.45 The Boston Promenade Orches- at 17.10 hour sharp. Dress-diaki" Uni- Training Course, on Wednesday, July 7, tra and Raymond Newell (Baritone) form.

March of the Little Leaden Soldiers (Picnic); Let Me Love You Tonight carried out as ordered. (Tunbridge & Others), Here's To

Indian Company Life (Talbot & Atkinson), Pavanne tailed will attend a hurry Parto Training Course-Part 1-Those de.. Toy (Gould)

(Scott), Ground for instruction in Part of Train- Where's The Sergeant? (Longstaffe), Citronen Waltz (Johann Strausa).

2,15 Close down.

Trumpet

0,0 Indian Programme.

0.45 Humorous and Instruinental Variety.

7.15 Vocal Duels by The Aaron and Duncan Sisters.

7.30 Portugueso Programme. 8.0 London Relay-Tho News. 8.15 London Relay "Questions the Ifour

0.30 Programme Summary.

of

8.12 Puccini's "La Tosca" Act III Soloists and Chorus of La Scala Theatre, Milan, conducted by Carlo Sabojno.

9.0 Local Time Signal and An- nouncements.

Ing Courze an Wednesday, July 3 at 17.15 Hours sharp. Dress-Khalt Une foitow-

Training Course-Part II The

ing have quailfled in Part II of training Course on June & 1041;

Constables (R)125 Khokan Kinn, ()210

(1)223 Blamshudeen,

Balwant Bingh (R)229 R. Hamet, (1)231 Fazal Khalq, co Atiskin Shah, (1)714 M. A. Salleh, 734 Nur Mchained. (R)751 Sikandar Khan, (8)704 F. A. Rumjalin, (R)794 Aasa Singh, IN Channan Singh: (R)708 Hus- sain Bux and (fi)500 P. G. I. de Silva. Those detailed will attend at No. Ice House Street on Friday, July 4, at 37.10 hour for instruction in Part II of Training Course under Sub Inspector (N) Imam Din.

Patrol Doty,Patmi, duties will be carried out an ordered.

Motor Patrol Unit Strength-The following members have. been taken on the strength of the Unit, as from daics shown

gainst themi. Constabla (10)944; Lam Cho-ying. Junc

· Mar- 9.02 Eileen Joyce at the Plano,

10 1041; Constables (1)304. Kahi ckuen, (R)305 Leung Ngan-wing. (TL)300: Tarantella In A Minor (Faricon), Au ne-aing (307 Ng Ying-chang. Lotus Land and Danse Negre (Cyril June, 1, Dil; and (R)14) Yu Ki-leung, Scott), Etude De Concert in F Minor, June, 23, 1541 (Liszt).

Training Course-Part I Those da

Parade talled will attend at Murray 0.15 Talk by His Excellency Sir Ground for instruction in Part I of Train- Geaffry Northcote,, Governor

ofing Course on Wednesday, July 2, at 17.15 hours sharp. Dress-Khaki Unifor.

Patrol Duty-Patral. dution will Bil carried out as ordered,

Hongkong on "Some Foints About The Evacuation.”

The

Emergency Unit

"a

9.35 Selections from Light Opera. Chu Chin Chow-Selection (Nor- has been granted leave of absence from

Leave Constable (11)405 V. A. Rodionom too), Gaumont British Orch., cond. ist July to 1st September, 1941 both dates by Louis Levy, The Maid of the inclusive. Mountains-Selection (Frazer-Sim-Company will attend at Murray Fatode Company Drill-All ranks of tho "A" The son),

London Palladium OT- Ground on Wednesday, Jwy 2 at 17.15 chestra cond. by

an hours sharp for instruction in Company Richard Crean,

Drill under Acting Inspectes (N) 2. A. (Messager), Veronique

Trot

de Sousa, DreamKhaka Uniterra, T and There (Donkey Duet),

Training Course-Part I """ Company. Swing Song, Winnie Melville and Those detailed will attend at Murray Derek Oldham (Vocal Duets) with 1735 hours sharp for instruction in Part Parade Graund on Wednesday, July 3 st Plano, The Beggar Student Selce of Training Course. Dress--Khaki. Uni» tion

Riot Drill All N, C. O's will attend Emergency Unit Orderly Room on Friday, | News la French (on Short | July 4 nt 17.15 hours sharp for instruction Funder-Acting.Inspector (fi) M. Bruba 10.0 London Relay The News Souse in Riot Drill Dress-Mutil.

Patrol Duty-Patrol duties News Commentary.

carried out is ordered. 10.15 An Hour of Dance Music with Variety,

ser),

Marck Weber & His form.

Wave-only)

11.15 Close down.

CHOLERA CASES

Will

W. R. Chester-Wodes, Adjuton, Police Reserve,

Lord Rothermere Left £335,308

Seven cases of Cholern (six'from)

Lord Rothermere, who died in Victoria and one from Aberdeen),

of Bermuda while on a mission to the eight cases of Dysentery, slx Typhoid, and 20. of Tuberculosis, United States, left £335,308. After of bequests, he were reported during the week-end. making a number

The Cholera cases since January 1 left the residue of his estate to his have now reached a total of exactly son, the new Lord Rothermere, 1,000.

absolutely,

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