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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,' FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1949.

FOR YOUR SPARE MOMENTS

.MCKENNEY

ON BRIDGE

The Hand's Perfect, But It Won't Make

BY WILLIAM E. McKENNEY

JOHNSTON

MAXWELL L

of Mill Valley, Calif., sent me an interesting letter about the recent series in this column regarding the articles of Fred L Karpin and A. ("Sonny") paint-count Moyse system of bliding vertus the honour-count system.

on

the

Mr Johnston said "Each, in his fanaticol zeal, accuses the other of wooden bridge, both knowing full well that trick- taking probabilities fluctuate mo rapidly, with each bid or pass, that no eyalem la 100 percent accurate."

Mr Johnaton sent mo today's hand to bring out his point, it has a total point count in the North and South hands of 27, not counting the ten-spots. It has a count of 28 if you want to count the tens. It also has the

required honour count for

game.

He did not give me any bid-

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South

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North

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Opening- 4

ding, but apparently it went about the way I have given it herç. Even if South had over- called the one club bid with one no trump, North undoubted- ly would have gone to two no

ΙΠ trump.

that case, South certainly would have taken the hand to three no trump.

However, If

your partner and you the bidding opens hold three tricks and a five-card too much to sult, it is not expect that you will jump to after passing two no trump originally. Still, with the per- fectly normal opening of the four of diamonds, the contract of three no trump cannot be made.

of

East returned

When the dummy went down, declarer stil thought that he had a good hand. He went up with dummy's queen of diu- monds on the opening lead. Of courso he did not like East's play of the king diamonds, but he laid off one round, playing the seven from his own band, a_diamond__which South won

Now he played a small club to dummy's ace, came back to the ace of hearts and nid down the Jack of clubs, only to find that West was out of clubs. Enst had held clubs to the queen.

Still he was all right if West was lucky enough to hold seven diamonds to start with but he didn'i. East won the second club trick and returned diamond. Declarer went down on what looked like a perfectly sound band.

three

CROSSWORD

Arres

Indo. Many a goud idea se regis

tered here. 10, di

# Wheto Brits usually qura an

striko (51

12. Mean up. 191

11. Away. 151

13. Ap Bi 14. L on rail ngala. (010

10. let care become sticky. (7)

ja Beretnient (01) 21, AIR (27 22. Unnecesagry when someone cou

this to the Uty. 15)

Bee 19 Down.

23. initiatly shie Brat cosinsry in to

world. (2)

26. Aust. 10.

-20, Coinplete collection. (5)

Down

1. Aitor Pan for a change, juy

Bounds very much w though

Aunty adores. (0)

3. ina hua to fetch down. (5)

4. Could turn out to be a rat. 14)

5. Des 1 AcTOST,

6. Container, lacking colour? (9)

T. IN 17!

9. Utameless.

10 an his instrument sound « teuin

Note 7 (4)

30, 8lting, th

17. Bound the BOT of place for

bugera 10]

10 and 23 Low jeg innag.), 122 41

20. Chopted sago." (4)

Holution of restardar'a oyadle —Aeros.

Emperor: Urge: 19. Qape; 11

Fraises 18 21 14· Dati 15, mile.

36

1 no: 18 21. W

WARS 32 Down DINO ALLfliminatej, s. Stustard: S. Croch; 4aftesiity: 5 Axld; 7. Penthouse 9. Glimpse: 12

Otalorarie. 13. Badiy: 20 Age

and.

CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Answer

6.

1. Sicily. 3. In Canada. 3. In Burma.i4. China; 5, Five. -Pitchblondej.

DUMB-BELLS

REGISTEACH US. PATENT OFFICE

THE CIFFEL TOWER IS

PUNUSUALY

SONTIFUL STRUCTURE TRUMAN TO SEND OUT

THEY HAVE THE FRAMEWORK UP

ALREADY!

1570

Check Your Knowledge

1. In what country is Mount Etna located?

2. Where did the game hockey originate?

3. Where is Mandalay.

of

4. What country first deve- Toped gunpowder?

5. How many black keys are there in an octave on a piano?

0. What mineral is the source of radium?

(Answera in Column 1)

1949 COVERED WAGONS.

By FREDERICK COOK

BY THE

WAY

by Beachcomber

IN

will put to shame even Holly-any child who wants to cross

promotional dreams. a street.

the drive

little man

woman

is ta

Brid

TN order to make the rondla safer for children, it is said that traffic signals are CEVENTY lumbering wooden sponsored ballyhoo ever put un to be accompanied by loud- covered wagons, exact re- even in this publiefty-conscious speakers shouting orders to pilens of the prairie schooners, land, A

Hunt programme that were crossing the West in droves 100 years ago, aro to start out soon from Pre-

It might help to soothe the Truman's sident

.old

the of home- take at least £250,000,000 out child's nerves if the motorials town. Independence, Missouri,

ΟΙ the pockets of America's themselves were equipped with

and They will be driven into every one of the 48 States, visit every consign it to the safer custodyloud-speakers They could then announce their next move, of their Uncle Sam. Even vas-while travelling vana patrolled, major elty in America.

are to be extracted booming out "safety slogans," from the coffers of big busi-

and

polleo cars roamed about, ners,

ready to pounce on any child who

showed hesitation or be- There are to be inove wilderment. It will be pointed

contrasting 1840's grammes grand opportunities in Amerlen out shortly that the new cars, can accelerate to 100 with the equally grand oppor-which tunities of 1913--for those wise m.ph. within a few yards, maka enough to buy bonds and hold it essential for pedestrians to We are not living co-operate." on to them.

Brass bands will greet them. and local benuly queens. Mayors and movie stars will apeak from their platforms, The citizenry will be invited lo reflect once again on the courage of their forebears, who conquered the continent from ramshackle old carts no better than these.

THEIR real purpose will be- to sell bonds. They will be but small part of the mos! colossal, most colourful, most

noisiest zensational,

and finahiest programme of officially

tor sums

The films will go into tons in the Middia Ages.

of thousands of cinemas right

FOR

UK Trade Relations

In Europe

24.-Mr

Louden, Mar. Harold Wilson, the Fresi- dent of the Board of Trado, told the House of Commons today that In Its

with trade relations Eastern European countries Government the British

was raided by considera- ilons of economic advan Lake.

THE BUSINESSMAN

12118

It could not make a rule that trade *agreements with these countries should be subject to the settle- ment of political questions. "I am certain that these countries approach matter in exactly the same way as we do," he said. "We both look at it from the polnt of view of economic advantage." Reuter.

across the land, simultaneously. Anything for a change RUBBER

At the same moment every next production will be country Ak "Macbeth" In Victorian radio station' In the will start transmitting pro- costume. You should zeo Mac- gramme after programme almedbeth raising his bowler hat to at selling bonds.

the witches in bodices. will carry "Every newspaper advertisements. There will be Narkover

BOYS AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE coloured posters in the banks

Teddy Bear Was Very Annoyed

-He Couldn't See What His Face Looked Like- By MAX TRELL

Stuffed Bear, TEDDY, the

sald to Knart and Hanid, tha shadow-children with the turned-about names: "I can't understand it. There it is, right in front of me and I can't see it It's as close to my eyes as anything can be. Why, oh, why can't I see it?"

Knarf and Hanid wanted to was that was know what it right in front of Teddy's cyca and yet he was unable to sco it. "My face," said Teddy.

Knarf and Hanid were sur- prised to hear this, but when they thought about it for a moment or two, they had to Tight. agree that Teddy was Nothing was closer to him thon his face yet there was nothing he was less able to see. A per- son could see his hand or his feet. He could look at the trees

~ 2-18 Teddy saw his face in the mirror.

"What's Wrong with {t?" asked Teddy.

NOWN-

dud

DEALERS

HESITANT

Schacht's Plan To Save World

From Disaster

Hjalmar

a

Schacht,

Rome, Mar. 24.--Dr formerly Hitler's financial wizard, today gave his plan to solve the world crisis in the Rome evening newspaper, Giornale D'Italia.

Dr Schacht advocated return to the gold standard, the Central African colonics to complement Europe, private initiative in the Ruhr, German economic and political depen- dence on the Western powers "for a very con- siderable time,” and a need for Marshall aid.

Dr Schacht gave his · tight- hours". Interview at his Winsen homo, near Hamburg, to Mario

Correspon Franchini, special

dent of the

Giornale D'Italia,

when ho elaborated these points:

The Gold Standard: "A re- turn by all notions wishing to 16 encourage international trade the.

most secure basis for the reconstruction of international commerce".

Africa: "The French Premier, M. Henri Queuillo's, suggestion

for

a regrouping of nations in an

a

economic

community such com

Britain, Frands

F13

and Belgium,

42 Nations

Expected To

Sign Wheat Agreement

London, Mar. 24-By April' with colonies in Central Africa, 15-the deadline set-42 nations is particularly

are expected to sign the new

Ruhr: "The mistration of wheat agreement. - guaranteeing

-by

years

the

the territory 13 # secondary the export and import of more problem. What is important is

than 450,000,000 bushels of New York, Mar. 24.-Number that the Ruhr be guided

first order, wheat annually for the next four and on the trains and nero-ALL over England today lov-

1 contract rubber futures men of the very planes. Street hoardings will being hands aro packing closed two to 10 points lower

of capable

organising

of 29 lurid with appeals.

The representatives trunks and tuck-boxes for the today on sales totalling 27 con- wealth of the area. It is private

already signed and personal initiative that can countries have closed no- and must lead to expansion. the Standard futures

agreement, reached in THE powerful National Adver- young gentlemen of Narkover, tracts.

Germany: Germany would Washington yesterday. ising Council has promised who reassemble today. Eager

по heard shouting, minally 10 points lower, te throw its full weight behind volees

Futures today

zigzagged depend economically and politi-

today British grain traders Dowers the drive, and to finance nt "Mater! Don't forget to put in

Imits in slow cally on the Western within πάρτον

doubled whather the Inter- least £12,000,000-worth of free that pack of cards with the dealings. After a lower open-for a very considerable time national Wheat Agreement nicked ates," or "Auntle Frances, ing September rose dve points to come." The Orst consequence would be ratified or fully kept. Countless advertising.

of this was for Germany - to papers will give free space. where have you put my

over the previous close, only to 1

close collaboration They thought the 450,000,000 time. half-crowns?" From many radio stations free air

lose all the gain in late trading. maintain

to with the Western powers. Abushels, mentioned would exceed unable Dealers There will be television pro-home the father is, alas, tem-

appeared

should be the

real requirements of the grammes and appeals from the porarily absent behind bars but make up their minds what to similar

importing countries. Gorman platform at lectures and con- the lonely mother has the con- do in the short interval remain- certs,

solation of seeing her boy deveing before the London meeting economy and initiative. Coast-to-coast stunts will be lop in the way his father would on Monday. lald on, personal appearances have wished. Meanwhile Nark- by film stard

and other cele-over awalis Mountfalcon Foul- brities, Three million people enough with bated breath. have already enrolled as official doorbell-ringers, pledged pester the neighbours without ceasing until at least one bond has been sold to each.

Tales of the poets

attitude

towards adopted

It also excludes all quantities of wheat which importers may buy from Argentina, a normally »

This quantity excludes all tho Marshall Plan: Without this requirements of Germany, Aus The Dutch edict that 50 per-

the most appalling chaos. The which are United States respon cent of their estate production aid, Europe could be flung into trin, Japan and the Philippines, must be shipped to hard cur- rency countries is still a matter funds should be used to find sibilities and preserves.

the solution to

European of debate and study.

The Rubber Manufacturers' economy before 1952.

Marc concentration should Association reported that Ameri-

of natural be made on industrial recon- ПROWINING and Shelley were

can consumption Dat a ball.

"I say," sald rubber in February was 40,140 struction than had been done

of 8.17 up to now. are al- Browning, "look at that hideous long tons-a decrease Government presses

in the door- percent from January, Synthetic rendy rolling

special Wife of yours with

a wife of | rubber

declined consumption In way.". "That's not "citations" like menilons

be mine." said Shelley, "that's a

6.47 percent to 35,458, tons, will which despatches,

Prices closed as follow- No. Contract Rubber Futuren. highest (ENTER U Baw, inventor of the Marchun cents per

18.03 bid Bunsen burmer.)

"The snail hasn't got a resolemnly awarded to doorbell-lady."

ringers

Kular note," cald Hanid, "and his mouth is funny too. He score.

eye-

making

tho

"Maybe my face is as funny YOUR BIRTHDAY ...

on the other side of the road, Chasn't any forehead or checkts pr the moon and the

mill- stars

or chin or eyebrows or ions of miles away. Some folk,

lashes," like ducks and chickens' and dogs and cowe and horses and many others could look around und see their backs; but not even they could see their own faces.

Like a Foot

"I wonder why that is?" said Techly.

"Because your eyes are, in your face," said Hanid. "It's Just like a finger that can touch | everything else but it

touch itself,"

"Orn foot," added Knarf. "that can walk all over but can't walk on itself."

can't

Teddy thought this all very udd, and felt

that something ought to be done about it.

The only one who can see: his own face," Hanid went on, "is the small.

"Why?" asked Tedily. "How?" Hanid explained."

"The snail's

eyes are at the end of horns at the top of his head. By bending the horns down (which he can casily do), he can take a good look at his face. 10 lan't very much to look at, Teddy."

45

the

snall's," said Teddy. Knarf and Haald both assured Teddy that he had just

the right kind of a face for a teddy bear.

"But how do I know?" said Teddy. "I can't see it."

Then Knart and Hanid both Teddy laughed and brought over to looking glass. Teddy your looked into it, "There's face, cried Knarf "It's looking right back at you."

More Puzzled Well, Teddy Wag puzzled than ever. For if his face was right in front of him where he couldn't see it, how could it be looking back at him from looking glass?

inore

That's what tooking glasses do." said Hanid. "It lets you see yourself as everyone else sees you."

"But how did my face get in- side the mirror?" Teddy kept asking.

It isn't really your face. It's just a reficction.*

Poor Teddy! All this was getting odder and odder but still he was glad to be able to see his own face at last, even

Rupert's Elfin Bell-44 though it wasn't really his own

B Badger 12 21 inachievous mood alter the excitements of seeing Our little ell over Elfin Cattle guide isn't here, to see," he saya, Do ler's have a bit of fun while he's away." And before Rupert can stop him he has pressed the small switch. Immediately they get an awful shock, for the floor on which they are standing tips suddenly away from their feet and they find themselves dropping down and down into the unknown depths of, the Kr mountain.

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED,

BRONCHO BILL

BLACKIE,IR WE CAN BEAT THE INJUND TO THE LAKE, WE'RE

SAFE

face but only a reflection In a looking glass.

CHESS PROBLEM

By A. K. ELWORTHY Black, 10 places.

*

White, Bpteces. White to play and mate in two. Solution to yesterday's probtein;

1, Q---Ki3, any; 2, Q, R. B, or mates.

DORN

FRIDAY, MARCH 25

today, you have

September

10.00 nominal 19.05 -10

10.84 bl

Rumania, Yugoslavia, Hungary, bi exporter, and from Rusais, North Africa, Chile and any other country which comes but, Dr Schacht added that pasts an exporter beyond the five

conflicts had European caused by commercial rivalry: countries named in the agree Tension would still exist, but there was no need to four an carly outbreak

been

ment.

Aggregately, the importing of war-Reu- countries will thus have, to take far more wheat than they took before the war-at a Ume 'whon they are striving to increase their own crops and restrictim- ports to a minimum-Reuter.

HONGKONG

b.)

April

ter.

May

June

10.93 nominal

By

STELLA

Julv

August

18.73 nominal

18.03

October

18.30

November

10.40

December

10.40

January (1950)

10.35

Standard Rubber Futures,

19.10 nominal

April May

10.00

+

18.50 United Press.

March a are very Just and want to see D strong streak of practicali- that everyone within your orbit You seem has a fair deal. You have no with those who are to know, at first glance, what patience

ty in your nature.

is good and what is not. Your unwilling to do their share of intuitions are probably helpful work or who

you are bility. in this regard and smart-enough-to-take full ad

of vantage Don't however,

become

can

shirk responsi-

you "tempern-

the point

Of

who can't sec

are

This makes "hunches" mental"—from your

Jet your self view of those superstitious, for if you your side of a question. As a a great enn do you will become too depen- partisan you dent upon algns" rather than thusiast. As an antagonist, you

а make

bitter enemy. on your own decisions!

disappointment en- You are a natural executive Don't let and have the knack of getting bilter you. There are likely turning points in others to do the jobs you dislikes, to be three

Watch for them leaving the cream for yourself, your career. But

at and be wise in all decision that the kind you have pleasant

which you make. personality innkes others want to help you To find what the stars have in store for tomorrow, select out.

Your mind is keen and you your birthday star and read the paragraph. Let are able to distinguish between corresponding

star be yout true and false-in people or in your birthday

Instantly. You daily guide. things-almost

SATURDAY, MARCH 26

LONDON MARKET

London, Mar. 24-Prices in the rubber market here today eloned no Tollow:-

May tin pence per t.)

July/September

Delober/December

11

113/16 10.15/10 -United Press.

South African

Gratitude

24. The Capetown. Mar. South African Minister of Transport, Mr Paul Sauer, to- day expressed his appreciation to the United States for re leasing monthly steel alloc3- 10 Canadian firm manu- ARIES · (Mar.

LIBRA (Sept. 22-Apr. 201-

23-Oct. 23)-tions to

facturing rolling stock for the against Romance enn be as unexpected South African Railways, De

guard on your emotional upsets. Be patient, as it is exciting. A new attach-

Presenting the Railway Dud- understanding and guarded in ment may prove a permanent

get in the House of Assembly, all decisions,

one in your life.

the Minister said that the pros- TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 211

of more

engines and -Things are

SCORPIO (Och 24-Nov. 22) pects on the upgrade now for you, so take advantage New things are in the air to goods wagons for the coming possible journey mark your progress Don't be year were bright. of them. A

timid. Take full advantage of can he pleasurable.

SHARES

The turnover on the Stock Ex-

chance this morning was $140,000.00. Transactions and noon prices:

BRANES BUYERS SELLERS SALES GOVT. LOANS

34 (1948),

BANKS

ik Hank, 1720

INSURANCES

Canton,

Underwriters,

HK Pke, SHIPPING

Waterbuat

Aala Nav.

DOCKS, ETC.

K. Wimrt

N.P. Wharf Dock

NY FOREIGN

EXCHANGE

$10,000 10259 Argentine Pen Oniloal) U510.2077

(Un- Argentine. Pero

13-1729icial).

Australla

Brazil

Belglum Canada

Chile

Englandi

France

India

Closing rates March 24

2073

3.23

2000

.022114

Upd

4,011%

380

5

257 970

33 400 6 32

20

.00 10,000 30

120

Mexico

1433

1

New Zealand

4.02

25

Peru

LAND, ETC.

Portugal

1K Hatch XD

JK Lands, S'hai Land.

Humphreys, 1224 UTILITIES

Tram, XD Peak Train Star Ferey, (XD)

1330

55

2000 12

South Africa Sweden

Switzerland

100 6 353a 1000 2.70 2500 45 2.70

£300

10.20

123

C. Light IN). Elestre, XU

13 000 9.70

31

34 200233

20

201

31

700 $333

Macau Electric

Telephone

INDUSTIȚIALS

Cement, XD

Rope, XD..

STORES, ETC.

Dary (9).

20

41

40% Dairy New), Watson XD

shortage cOTTONS

Ewo,

steel "The world has had an adverse effect GEMINI (May 22-June 22) every opportunity.

BAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-supplies, but with the assistanco Be cautious in romantic mat- Dec. 22)-A romantic journey of steel from the United States term. Otherwise this should be

with Important the Canadian Arm will be able j an important,

progressive day may combine

business details. Make the to step up production material-

iy," he added-Reuter, CANCER (June 23-July 23, most of the day's potentials. -New friends *bring печ CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan.

for you.

opportunities.

Improve your

Changes

own point vlew. Take full advantage of them.

can 20)--New friends;

of

new places -all things combine to bring γου

attitude towards fresh life. More hopeful,

(Jan,

21-Feb.

LEO (July 24-Auk. 23)—An AQUARIUS unexpected romantle adventure 10)-Intultion may not be your may bring you exceptional best ndvlee today. Consider happiness. All those connected all "hunches"

.carefully before with transportation are acting on them. favoured.

FISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 21)- VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sèpt. 22)— The unexpected is not alwayn Changes brought about by bad news. In fael, today it travel can prove advantageous should be very good Inileedi

to your entire scheme of living Make progress.

Cut Off

FASTER, BLACKIE

OLD BOYS"

By Harry F. O'Neill

"“WHOA, HOTHS /** WE'RE CUT OFF - RECKON TUI. HAVE.

TO HIDE YOU AND

LOGE EM

AFOOT

China Produce Quotations

Aniseed of per. Ib.

oa

New York,

Bior. 24.

2.75/3.23

F.O.D. New York US$ 6.00/00 Chesin oll, per Ib.

FOB, New York: 1.00/2.35 Agar hast, per 12. F.O.D. New York .. Sandalwood, la drums,

dependi quantity & quality Tune oil, in tank cars. FOR. New York per th. Beryllum (10 to 12

percent) per fon ... Molybdemun, 180 per..

cept) per

49%

730 7.10

5540

6787!

700 #7.50

Indo-Soviet

Agreements,

New Delhi, Mar. 24-In- formal talks for a regular trode agreement between' India and Russia have resulted so. far in only two barter agrçaments,

first calls for the change of 5,000 metric tons of Indion tea for 50,000 tons of⋅

Russian went.

Tho

ex-

The second, which will be in 13.00 nom operation soon, relates to tho supply by India of 5,000 tons of raw jule, 5,000 tons of tea, and 0.2012

1,000 tons of castor oil in ex- 26.00/30.00 change for 81,000 tons of Rus-"}

slan wheat-Associated Press.

0.84

**United Press.

Exchange Rates

Business was done in the local unofficial .exchange market this morning at the following talen Sterling pound noté (per £1) 15.30 US. dollar (per 81) viim 5.23 310 Gold bar (per, tael)

FIC plastres (per 100)

Bison ticals (per 100)

NET guilders (per - 100)

China Bristles

New York, Mar. 25. Bristles, F.O.. New York, per lb. as follow-

Itankow."regular as-

sortments.

assortments.

regular

10.13 Shanghai, regular DE-

242 sortmante. 320 Tientals, 28's, shorts,"

Tientsin, 20's regular.

Gold Yuan (per 100 yuan) Singapore (Hiraila). ...............' 10.00

US$ 6,00 nam...).

2.80

-7.30

12.00 ... Unlled Press.

Uruguay Venezuela: Netherlanda Batovin Singapore Hongkong Stanghal

-0003

United Pres

OUTWARD MAILS

Commencing

from Monday

March 21, the outward air mail La United Kingdom will be closed on Mondays and Thursdays at CPO Kowloon $39 pm, and Gro Hongkong 5 p.m. (Registered ntal half an hour earlier),

Queixes mall for Tienwin and Pelping can be accepted for on- ward transtiraton via Bhaagbul and Chinwanriao,

itated, ro otherwise glstered articles and parcel posts close 30 talamies earlie than the ordinary mail. It malle closa before 10 am, registered and parcel posts closs at 5 pm. .en the previous day. Malls are cinted at Kowloon Central Post Orice half an hour earlier than the GFO eldaing times.

Unless

FRIDAY, MARCH 25 Closing Times Dy Air Toow, 330 p.m. Nanking, Tsingtao, Swatow, Amoy and Taipeh, 330 p.m. -

Annita, Honolulu, USA & Canada,

m

Alr Parcel Post for Manila, Ifono lulu and USA, (CPO) 4.30. p.m.; | (GPO) 5 p.m.

Ordinary Airmail (Printed afatters, Samples and Small Packet Posts) for Manila, Guam, Honbluha and USA, (CPO) 4.30 p.m.; (GPO) 5 p.m...

Shanghai, p.m.

Closing Times Dy Sex Bangkok. 3 p.m. Tsamkong. 6 p.m.

SATURDAY, MARCH 26 Closing Times By Air swatow and Amoy, 830 am. (reg); ✔mm. (ord), t

Shanghai, 4.m. (reg); 1.30 am." {ord), ***

Manila, 11.20 am,

Swatow, Amoy," Blanghal) Wan- king, Taingino, Chungklag, Taipeh. Kunining and Calculia,.5.90 p.m.

Bangkok, p.m.

Cloping Times By Bran Formosa (via Keeling and Shang- hal, 10 4.12

Slangisal, and Parcels only tan Canada via Vancouver, BC, 3 p.m. -

Manila..3 p.m.

Formosa via Keelung, 3 bim. Japan, '3'p.m." Bourabaya and Batavia, 3 p.m. Awalow, para pod SHUNDAY, MANOHRT var closing Times BykT

Bangkok, Bingapore, Balavik, Co- Jambo, Sydney ♫ Auckland, 15 ku, Haiphong and Hanoi,;20 Rimpang

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