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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1948.

YOUR SPARE MOMENTS

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GLANCES

By Galbraith

EXCLUSIVE TELEGRAPH FEATURE

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YOUR BIRTHDAY.

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BY WILLIAM E. McKENNEY

your bridge-playing Do you and

orgue over proper bid or discard? If you do, you will like today's hand, which enused a great deal of argument the Mayfair Bridge Club in New Yerk.

First of all, we will look at the bidding. West bid one heart, and North made a very light double. Actually he had no values for the double East-jumped--to-three hearts

and South went to four

He

spaces.

Should West have doubled? certainly felt that he would make a spade trick, a heart and a club, and his partner and given him a tremendous jump. Some of the pointed out that boys at the club West had no right to figure on a heart trick in view of the big jump by East. But others argued that if that were true, West ought to get two club tricks. No, said the first North had doubled and, group, therefore, North must have some strength. So the argument went on ng to

whether or not West's double

was good or bad.

In the play West opened the small diamond and dummy's king won. The queen of spades was led and declarer went up with the act, low spade and West won returrend with the king.

Now the question

what WAD, discard? Should ho Eost should discord the deuce of hearts? It was agreed that if East had held the king of hearts, his proper discard would have been the seven of hearts. - Actually, however, Eost discarded

the five of clubs, and West, reading this as a small club, did not lead a club,

WHEN WE CROSSED

THE DESERT WE NEARLY

STARVED

TO DEATH!

3.

PATENT OFFICE

DIDNT YOU HAVE ANY MONEY

Check Your Knowledge

QORN today' you are exceptionally siderable share of the world's goods conscientious when it comes to during your lifetime, I wealth handling

detall

work. Digmined comes to you, the chances are that and reserved in your conduct, you you would experul a large propor Inspiro confidence. You are cautious, tion of it in helping others less for- almost to the point of timalellty. You tunote.. could stand being a little more ven. turesome.

Косп sense

of

op-

Being exceptionally fond of chil- dren, you women would make ox- Work cellent mothers and wives. in You are keenly Interested human nature and you would do which is devoted to the welfare of well in social work or philanthropy eid in which you would shine. You children, teaching particularly is a since you have a Justice and excellent reasoning have a magnetic personality and are

cause popular with members of the You can estimate powers. and effect, as well as being able to posite sex. An early marriage and wel at underlying motivations of a family of your own would bring human behaviour. You are some you the greatest happiness and thing of a philosopher and if trained contentment,,, A career would al- In the law, would make an excellent ways take second place in your life. member of the bench.

To And what the stars have in for tomorrow; select your In addition, you have a sound store business mind. Were you to devote birthday star and read the corres- your talents to money-making, you ponding paragraph. Let your birth-. might be able to accumulate a con- day star be your daily guide.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30

TAULUS (Apr. 21-May 21)--Bo SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)-Be

to careful in selecting new friends to- conservative in your approach le and you can have about what day. Avold all extesses if you wish you desire. Entries are all on the the day, to be a rewarding one. plus side of the ledger today.

AMEJ

"We haven't any bricks but the latest building game doem's · require any.......”

BY THE WAY

by Beachcomber

GEMINI (May 22-Jun 21-A

and

MAN who applied for nn SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 - Deo. work or profersions having to do

extra cheese ration for a 22)-Emotional upsets can be dis- with the earth's minerais appear singing mouse which he had

cn- especially favoured. Law

trained received a form tressing today unless you gain con- be trol of yourself carly in the morn- forcement is in good aspect too. ing. Adopt a positive attitude.

CANCER (June 23-July 23)--New filled it up thus:

prove very

1. Where was your last concert contacts can today in both real estate and pub-engagement?; In the larder.

thing. Consummate a tract.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 29-Jan. 20)-

can turn Optimistic aggressiveness this into a really important day in your He. Put important plans into effect naw.

4.

valuabic

new con

1 am 6:

5. Present address: Hole-in-tho- Floor, 1, Cranberry-crescent.

2. Father's name: Whiskers. LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) Be

3. Father's profession: Captain of practical in all things and you will AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19)—and matters working out to your the Wainscote Rovers. A fair day in which moderation advantage. Be moderate, however,

maidon 4. Mother's in your demands. brings results.

Squeaker. VIRGO (Aur. 24-Sept. 22)-Hard of today's though work is the essence

limitations success. Even are placed on your efforts, progress can be made.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)-Pub ARTES (Mar. 22-Apr. 20)—You may receive an important cum- telty, advertising and all matters

the a close friend or involving

written word are munication from relative which may prove important especially favoured now. Make an

agreement and sign it, to your future.

PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 21)-Guard your health as this is important to your welfare. Be sure your plans are soundly based and then go ahead with them now.

UNUSUAL ANGLES:

"BOUSE" TAKES CARE OF

14-MEMBER FAMILY

the

The result was "the bouse," with three doors, one of them like usual bus door at the right of the driver.

6. Religion: Cheese-worshipper.

7. Dependent relatives: father, disabled in trop.

Grand-

8. Professional name: Pittapalta.

9. Height: 1ina. Age: 2,

Dinner at Boulton

TOULENOUGH'S

flon

course,"

Wynfevers

luggage had been brought from the sta- During dinner Lady Short- cake suggested that the matter of his engagement as tutor might be settled the next morning, since neither man seemed inclined to dis- cuss businesi mütfärs that night. In fact, they were engaged in an in- conclusive argument about shooting MR and Mrs Laurence Tippmann VA of Fort Wayne, Indiana, had so children they didn't know

tigers. You must get near enough many

to see 'em" said Foulcoough. "Of what to do about transportation, so

"I repiled Shortcake. they bought a bus.

loods you're on an elephant's back," con- Every Sunday, Tippmann The family bug' is no idle ex-

three tinued Foulenough. "you can 14-member the living room'davenport, the pression around

card that chairs, two mattresses and a Tippmann household, because

over bushes and things and shoot Mrs Tipp-

down at the beast. Friend of mino is just exactly what it is, a cross be- table into "the bouse."

mann packs

14 enough food for

shot tween a school bus and a Grey- people. The little Tippmanns queue in the regiment

too much hound bus.

down, and plugged his own foot." The twelve little Tippmanns call

"Careless devil," said Shortcake. de-it a "bouse" because it's neither a bus nor a house-it's both. Three reasons out of the year it takes them on-week-end-excursions to lakes, to state parks or to exhibit their three western riding horses.

Tippmann, 39, and his wife, Mary. 41. tried every way to get all their children into the family sedan, but they just didn't at,

1. What city now stands on the ancient cily of Car- site of the thage?

formerly 2. What country was called Cathay?

What

docs

interim" "Ad mean?

Where is the native home of Jersey cattle?

5. Why does the Suez Canal have no locks?

From what 1 camphor 0. rlved?

(Answers on Column 5)

4.

CHESS PROBLEM

By G. FANO Black, 13 pieces.

White, 11 pleces. 19e to play and runte iu rien.

Solution

to yesterday's .

problem:

1. Q NG, any: 2, Q, R, Kt, or P (dii ch) mates.

with dummy holding the nine-eight- seven. The West player in the case West decided that the discard of the said that if East had discarded the small club confirmed that East held deace of hearts, he would have ploy. the king of hearts, so at this point ed a club, although 11 1s doubtful he underled his see of hearts, allow- that a doubler would lead away ing South to win the trick with the from the aee-queen. If he had read king. Then South made the whole the five of clubs as a come-on card, hand, ... It was argued that West should would. have returned a heart, and have read the discard of the five the contract would have been de- - of clubs on a high club, cspcctally feated:

ROSS

19

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hooded

led terro, 12, 4.43 Regularly. (0)

Father Resourceful Feeding and clothing 12 children have made

Tippmann resourceful. and Re bought a new bus chassis took it to a body factory to get A custom bullt body.

Radio Hongkong

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up to the bus.

Then, they

are

FOR THE BUSINESSMAN

Strategic Minerals For U.S. Stockpiles

Washington, Oct. 28.- Aubrey H. Harwood,

Administration, Director of the Economic Co-operation said that ECA had offered to help United States mining companies to expand abroad. In order to gather strategic East stockpiles, and listed China and the Netherlands Indies as sources where they were hoping to obtain ores. He told the monthly meeting plans to stock up such scared of the ECA's Public Advisory materials as lend, manganese, Board of the United States' nickel, chrome, antimony and

Siam Expects To Meet Rice Export Target

64 other critical materials. Among them were bauxite and tin from the Netherlands East Indies.

Simultaneously ECA announced that it wag making efforts under the China Recovery. Programme to secure large supplies of its tungsten, in and antimony.

1

After the meeting, Harwood sald that already' $18,000,000 worth of strategic materials-natural rubber, steal, and diamonds, mostly Britain-had been contracted for.

from

Bangkok. Oct. 29-Certain now that they can deliver 1948 export goal of 700,000 tons of rice to the world market,

He said that ECA bad advised Slam's agricultural officials pre-all lending mining companies that dict that rice exports in 1949 it would help them to gain access will exceed 1,000,000 tons.

to minerals abroad and would aid them Arancially in expanding their operations under the Recovery Pro- grammes for Europe and Asia.

Under the Recovery Act five per- rent

1:4 of

counterpart funds by recipient nations against United States dollars spent to help their recovery is earmarked for United States strategle defence needs.

September shipments brought the total so far for 1948 to 597,644 tons. Another 70,000 to 75,000 tons is ex- pected for this month.

Ministry of Agriculture officials deposited said they were confident Slam would ship not only the 700,000 tons pro mised for 1048, but also the 18.000 tons by which Siam fell short of last year's export target.

If the year's commliment is filled, It will be the first time since the war that Siam has made good on her export quotes for the International Emergency Food Council.

REAL INTEREST

He said, "We found that in most cases recovery nations want United States participation. They all seem to appreciate that the United States is the arsenal of democracy, and that what we get to build up our defences will also help them."

with the

The further increase in 1940's ex- ports is based on estimates of a crop totalling 3,575,000 tons. Of this, the Agriculture Ministry anid, Slam her-leading mining companies "they all self would consumé 2,300,000 tons.

He said that in talks

evinced a very real interest

The larger production, according to proposals." a Ministry spokesman, would be due to more land under cultivation, re- sulting from a return to the land of many farmers who, during the war, switched to other occupations.— Associated Press.

HONGKONG

SHARES

A feature of this morning's' trad- ing on the Stock Exchange was the concentration of interest in China Lights, both Old and New, with a marking up of prices.

in our

He also said that ECA hoped to get nickel from the new Caledonia substance used in brick Kyanite

from Konya Colony, refractories lead and manganese from Morocco, chrome from Turkey, platinum from the United Kingdom, and graphite possession of from the French Madagascar-United Press.

N.Y. FOREIGN

EXCHANGE

New York, Oct. This

US$0 2077 morning's turnover was Argentine peso (Omcial)

and $868,154. Transactions

Argentine peso (Unofelali ncon

Australia prices. follow

'Brazi Belgium Canada Chlo England France India

500

SKARES BANKS

HIK Bank

BUYERS BELLENS SALES

INSURANCES

Canton

Union

DOCKS, ETC,

K. Wharf (0) Dock

S'hal Dock

take off for the day, John, 7, Vincent, 6, Helen, 6, Jerome, Getting down to busincas 3, Dennis, 2, and Virginia, 1, usually asleep before the bouse" TN the drawing-room Lord Short- LAND, “" ETC. rolls back into town on Sunday nights.

winter During the autumn and months the house" will be at the disposal of Mary Ann, 10, Laurence, Jr. 15, and Donald, 13. Instead of the living room furniture they'll load bales of hay Into the back and cover them with blankets.

you

cake had one of his discon- certing periods of lucidity. He re- membered why Foulenough was there, and in the middle of a long story about a Maharajah who shot Jaguars from a captive balloon, he

what could suddenly said, "what

Mortimer?" young

Here teach

"First Lady Shortcake Interrupted. of all," she said. "he needs dis cipline. He must be kept in order." Foulenough, recalling the antics of Tippmann will take them and 25 himself and his host in the library or 30 of their friends to football coughed indiscreetly in front of his hand, and said, "Department" "Pre- "We want our children to have cisely," said Lady Shortcake coldly. all the fun and recreation we can give them. Having a big family is no excuse for neglecting them," Mrs Tippmann said.

games.

Football Games, Too

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5. Programme Bummary; 0.01, "Travel- ler's Joy A Comedy Thriller by John

The Jowett (BBCTS) Episode 6: Italian

other Tippmanns Garden" 6.30. "Platter Time" Presented Joseph, 11, Bob, 10, and Gene, 9. by Philip Burn (Studio): 7. George

Tippmann is in the refrigerator and Fix Metachrian

Orchestra; 7.15,

support his family "Talk on Sports" (Studio): 750, "Band business, but to Stand”...... Doghouse and Rastrick Band be has "a few sidelines."

He delivers (BBCTS); 8, World and Home News

newspapers on Sun- Landon Relay): 0.18, Song Recital by day mornings. After office hours on Hotberi Janssen (Daritone) Maryska (Soprano): 5.20, New Concert week days he loads a spray paint- Orchestra; 0.45. Choral and Orchestrating outßt on the bus and rolls over Concert..Bymphony No "Choral" by the countryside painting houses and Beethoven...Leopold Stokowski & Phila-

barns. delphia Orchestre with Vocaliste: 10, World and Home News (London Relay);

Barnans that 10.15, Weather Report; 10,10, Von Geery and Ills Orchestra: 10.30, Music for Dancing: 11, Radio Newsreel (London Relay); 11.15, Weather Report and Close Dawn,

he could have led a club safely, Eart OUTWARD

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10, Who made the indy calm ? (4) 20. Bog'I Down. 222. Fonalled." (81 23. A gato in Boctiasa (4)

Down

1 and 20. Colloquially it brings to

a sudden stop (na many a boxer

has discovered), (5, 2, 3, 4)

The citadel ul Moscow (3

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4. A court circuit. (4)

d. sticks in a way that barely

sounds edentato. (4)-

7. Husband of Titania. (0),

B. Ero, (1

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after Easter, (6, 37

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Both drink) 1 und

Wook

id. Choose. (3)

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Point la pell Art: 11. Beton; 13. Itauç: 15,, Know

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MAILS

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19.

Closing Times By Air

Shanchal Nanking, Hankaw, Tsingtao, Pelping. Swatow, Amoy, and Talpeh, 3.30 pin.

Air Parcel Post for USA only. (Kowloori

CPO) (30 p.m.;. (GPO 8 p.m.

Closing Times By Ben & TALO

Shanghai (es) 3 p.m.

Amoy (Bea) 3pm.

Bangkok (1) 3-p.m.

Macao and Tuinshán (8ca) 4 p.m. Kangmoon (Box) 5 p.m.

Canton parcels & and class mail) (BoR)

p.m

Straits, Ceylon, East Africa, Madagascar, Bombay, Egypt and Europe via London (Sca) p.m."(par): 0.30 am.. trek to. morrow); ID a.m, ford, to-morrow).

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30 Closing Times By Ale Canton, (Kowloon CPO) 7.30 am, 10 4.m., 12.30 p.m., 3 p.m. (GPO) 7 a.m 0.30 am. noon, 230 p.m. Shanglulam, (regi: 0.30 a.m. (ara). Mantia, P., Honolulu, USA and Canada,

0.30 (reg); 10 am. (ord). Ordinary Ale Mad (printed matters, sam

ples and mail packet posta) for USA anly. (Kowloon CPO) B30 a.m.; (GPO) 10 A.m. Amoy. Bhanghai, Nanking, Hankow, Tuingiao, Petping, Chungking, Swatow

Foochow, 330 pm,

Karachi,

and

Bangkok Rangoon, Calcutta,

Pahrein, Alexandria. (Natrobl, Johannes- burg and Marsellies via Alexandria), Home and London, (Howjoon CPO) 435 p.m.; (GPO) 5 pm.

Balgon and. Paria,” 8 pun

Even 50, Tippmann contended

his week-ends

were more strenuous than his weeks,

"But we have so much fun with the kids that I wouldn't think staylag home," he said.

HOLIDAY

of

"The classics," said Foulenough. Ai thud- that moment a catapult slug ded against the drawing-room door. The classics can come inter, sald Shortcake, and, raising his voice, he shouted, "Mortimer! Why aren't you in bed?" A waterside oath was the only reply, Lady Shortcake winced.

CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Antwer

1. Tunis. 2. China. 3. Meanwhile, temporary. 4. The Isle of Jersey, off the coast of France. 3. Because it is at sea level 6. By distillation of the wood of the camphor tree, native to Chino, Japan and Formosa,

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BLACK PEPPER

MARKET

New York, Oct. 20-Black pepper futures today closed Inactive and nominally unchanged.

In the pet market dealers reported considerable activity at lower prices.

Prices closed as fuilowa:-- December in cents per lb.) 25.00 nominal January (1948)

2010

2430

mited Press.

Small Recovery

New

In Rubber

York, Oct. 28,-Rubber futurus closed here today 15 to 30 points higher, with sales totalling 32 contracts.

:

The market was steadier, but the recovery was regarded as a largely technical reaction after the recent declines.

There are fresh misgivings over

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after the international Stalin's war-fomenting accusations, and these helped to stay any new, selling pressure.

Factory demand was slightly im- proved in physicals, but sheets were tho of condition neglected. The market is sill considered debatable, and a further test or its ability to absorb selling is awaited..

Prices closed as follows:- November (in cents por

1.)

December

70.00

March

43.00

January (1949)

May

17.00

+

February

July

60.00

March

September

April

4

October

54.00

May

Społ

20.00

June

Spol (White Muntok)

£10.00

July

United Press.

August

September

October November

December

4741. 47d.

Spol

2120 nominal

1

12-16

12-1716 17-0/10

-United Prots.

TOSTORK PIROS SERVITA.

Silver Prices

Silver, Spat, per ounro Silver, Forward, per ounce

United Press,

NEW YORK PRICE

New York, Oct. 28-31lver, per na ounce, as quoted by Mosnes Handy and Harmon. 77 centsUnited Press,

London, Oct. 20.

Jute-Rice Deal

Now Delhi, Oct. 20-The Govern ment of India last night denied re- pls published in Cairo that India And to export 20,000 tons of $20,- faw Jufe to Egypt in return to GOD tone of rico-Associated Press.

--Valted' Pres

LONDON FUTURES

London, Oct. 28-Rubber, futures, to- day closed unchanged as follows:- October/December (in pence per

January/March April/June

Exchange Rates

Business was done in the local' UN- n'helal exchange market, this morning at the following ratos: Carting pound nata (per £1). 18 dollar per $1)

aid here (pee thell FIC pinstre (per 100) Hiam Heals (per 1001. NEI guilders"(per · 190]

500.00

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