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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, “APRIL.

FOR YOUR SPARE MOMENTS

MCKENNEY DUMBBELLS MIDWEEK”I

ON BRIDGE

Remembering Rules

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Opening-Ü

BY WILLIAM E. McKENNEY

is sometimes surprising how le we know of the back- ground of our nasielates. Bridge

players often play in

ments from three

tourne-

days to

4

week, and sektor do I find one

who knows anything about the

others' busines

II. For example, Mrs Ralph

J. Schellenberg,

with HarrY Fishbein, has for years operated one of the largest bridge clubs in the United States, the May- fair Bridge Club of New City.

akill

Her biggest asset is her mem- for names. The late Hey- ory wood Broun found her memory valuable when she served us his secretary, While Fishbein Is the bridge star of the Mayfair, Mrs Schellenberg's memory for plays is so good that she often plays a hand with all of the of our finest experts, To- day's hand la an example.

Schellenberg (South) Mrs played low in the opening lead the six of spades, but won the of the second spade lead with the nce. Now the average player might lay down the ten of diamonds and take the flaesse. East would win and return a spade. Now arer would have only five declarer diamond tricks, a club trick and

two spades.

Declarer mast establish either the clubs of the hearts for the ninth trick. Mrs Schellenberg re- membered that one of her frui lessons from the muestro wna, count your tricks, so instead of she lafel playing the diamond, down the king of hearts.

West won and led back an- other spade which declarer won with the king. Now she took the and East hoct diamond finesse

to return-to mudo four-

no more spades Mrs Schellenberg oxid,

Check Your

Knowledge

1. In.

what

the Gobi Desert?

continent

is

2.-In_what_century was the

Moscow,

Kremlin,

built?

3. covering of

J. What spice is the

nutmeg?

the

seed

U.S.S.R

dried

of the

classes 5. Ilow many bankruptcy are there?

PASS ME THE

'LASSES YOU

PLEASE/SHOULD

BUT I'

BOG

HAVENT LITERARY FEAST FOR

HAD ANY

SAY YET! MOLASSES

CHESS PROBLEM

By ARTHUR A, PAUL Black, 5 pieces.

** 212

I

White, 10 pieces. White to play and mate in two. yesterday'a to Solution1

problem:

1. P-4, any; 2, B, or Kt mates.

DETECTIVE FANS

BY THE

WAY

by Beachcomber

THE QUEEN'S AWARDS construction of the story and the DR

Edited by Ellery Queen

(Gollancz, 10/0) LIERE in a literary fenal for all He detective

story fans--the seventeen winners of the Second Annual Detective Short Story Contest sponsored by Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine.

reasons for its inclusion.

THERE'S GLORY FOR YOU

By -Michael Harrison (Werner Lauric, 10/8)

secret agents have re- SMART-ALLICK'S

Foul- ported to him that

relative enough's odious appears to have discovered a way of protecting himself from exploitation by the boys or ill-treatment by the masters..

Carlo Duca, one of the arma- ment magnates who helped Mus- solini and his Fascists to seizo

"He spends all his spare He commenced his time," says the report, in caves After an Introduction by the power, is the ambitious hero of eilter, the book opens with the this story.

Whatever he hears, often, winner of the first prize, The career as a clerk in the Costing dropping, President of the United States, (General Exports) Department he pastes on, with, very

results. the most deplorable Campagnia Elettrica Detective." by H.F. Heard, who of the is known to many readers as Milanese, an Italian prorant boy. Members of the same gang find to double-cross friends forestalled and Gerald Heard. This is not a de- and ended it before a firing their attempts tective story of the usual pattern, squad, his death ordered by men their

to be believed him

made public. Masters can never boys in their involving the murder of an In- who

be sure that the dividual and the discovery of enemy of democracy.

Eugenio, his brother, whose forms will not get to know of the murderer's identity, but of

affairs. This boy epilepsy prevented his taking their private the attempted destruction

a whole Holy Orders as he longed to do, does not even try to sell his in- iniliiona of prople, nation, in the year 1977.

of which makes it impossible to get worthy winner of the first prize is shown here in sharp relief formation. He gives it away free, In 1943 when Carlo is any hold over him. Mr Kelle- Carlo.

to an imaginative story which against the

way injudiciously offered suggests great possibilities of fleeing from Italy he comes face

face with Eugenio, who was make him Captain of Football if development for detective flc-

"Resistance,' fighting for the

he would promise not to repeat him by Mr tion.

something told ncross a roadblock.

This portrait is of an ambitious Grant. The boy cetused. Next

he and vigorous man who lived day Mr Kelleway was knocked

draining what

down by a friend of Mr Grant." could from life, until his world! violently. crumbled and be died, a broken

and

of

It is a

opportunism

Among the following: 19 stor. ies is a "Saint" adventure by Leslie Charteris, and other well- known contributors are Carter Dickson (John Dickson Carr

Michael MacDonald, Philip Innes, Exlmund Crispin, and Roy man, his brain soaked in alcohai A weighty dictum

who

writes as as he faced the ring squad. Vickers

nisa David Durham and Sefton Kyle. Accompanying each story is nu outline of the author's carcer, direussion on the and a short

BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZINE

Willy Toad Had a Head Cold

-But the Doctor Had a Hoarse Voice, Too-

By MAX TRELL

turned-about

the NARF und Hanid,

with the shadow-children

nnnica, fourt their friend Willy Toad sitting under the oak tree. Willy looked very

Usually

happy-

Today, however, he looked as 2-24 as any tund despondent passibly look. A Hg, fat bhie- and bottle Bly buzzed back forth . front of Willy's nose. and Willy harylly bothered to lift his head even to look at it.

Knarf and Hanid were sure now that something was wrong with Willy. They greeted, him with a cheerful good morning.

7:15

If one boy is allowed to tm- SUN AND HEIR part information free of charge. the whole system of the ante and By Stephen Lister

of school purchase (Peter Davies, 8/0)

threatened. Further, by refus- honorarium for man who wanted, in his ing the usual me, to be an engine driver, a his services, the amateur go- between deprives his fellows of and Ivory hunter big game

their only chance of protecting and then trader in Africa, diplomat, decides not only that themselves against his

be a novelistquent treacheries, he now wants to

become but seriously intends to

(A Governor of Narkover.) one. "Sun And Heir" Is the strange history of this well-in-

ends

FOR

Wheat Pact

Goes To US Senate

Washington, Apr. 10--- President Truman sent the wheat now international agreement to the Senate today with a plea for lin early ratification.

The pact would stabilise wheat prices for World during the next four years. It was signed by the United -States and 40 other na- tions after a 57-day can- ference, which ended hero on March 23.

The Senate failed to act on a similar treaty lust Jeur. Mr Truman made that an issue in his Presi- A two- dential campaign. thirds vole of the Senate I required for ratifica flon-Router. Associated

adus Press that the pact provides for the sulc by Canada, France, Australia, Uruguay to the United States of of bushels 150,000,000 wheat a year to the aller 30 nations, at a maximum price.of US$1.80 a bushel.

RUBBER STILL STEADY

THE BUSINESSMAN

New York, Apr. 18-Number i contract rubber futures today

five closed subsc-

points higher on sales totalling six contraels.

closed five Standard futures

to 12 points higher, with no isules reported.

Marshall Plan's Huge Cotton Programme

Washington, Apr. 19-Cotton purchase ap- provale under the Marshall Plan amounted to US$444,000,000 during the first year of the pro- gramme, a survey of ECA records shows. The unde

were suficient to procure about 2,530,000 bales of raw cotton, ECA said, and were recovery opera- destined for tions in 10 European nations and China,

tolal

authorisations,

Df

Of the more than US$375,000,000 were approved for the purchase 2,157,000 bales by countries' in Europe,

These Include

Austria,

Belgium,

Tea Shortage

To Last For

Two Years

shipments to Denmark.

San Francisco, Apr. 19.—Mr France, Western Germany, Anthony Tasker, Director of the Greece, Ireland, Italy, the International Tea Market, said Netherlands, Norway and the today that the world' les pro- United Kingdom.

duction waNA

back at its pre- war level, but that a shortage would continue for at least two

The 400,000 bales approver for China accounted for US$69.- 000,000. Figures in the survey years because of increased con-

provi

were

numption in the United States

included authorizations up to March 12.

Mr Tasker told a meeting of Experts in ECA's cotton divi-and other countries. sion said the shipments not only the Western States Tea Asso- provided a source of fabrics elation that the key to the ten needed by recipient nations, but shortage lay in Java and Suma-

also a kooree of extensiveira.

of beenuse employment

Tea estates on these Islands bour needed to

convert and were expected this year to pro- manufacture the raw cotton into duce about 25 percent of their

yield before 1042, which of the then

of world pro- one-sixth

ile added that during the

labour

inished

products.

the

A further indication magnitude of the cotton production.

It

Was

gramme was cited by ECA and one balo, of raw cotton, if Japanese occupation tea acreage been neglected and that made into dress material, would trad

fabric for plantation owners were facing sumielent

dificulties reclaiming land,

provide about 000 house dresacs.

The 2,550,000 bales already approved for Marshali Plou pur chases could fil more than 100 cargo ships-Associated Press.

HONGKONG

SHARES

Prices held steady in m

today as traders idle market helt aloof waiting new in- THEY say that the fashion incentives. Steadier cables from THEY

pet dogs is changing. This London and Singapore restrained Interest but

Exchange he restricted be- will have what politicians call sellers.

to be continued repercussions" "importunt

of cause

Lender's search for characters Hutton bowls at both and plot. He crosses the Atlantic to Canada and en, at Mon- Koose Bay, on a small island, he and his. story discovers his characters.

The central character is the Earl of Cumberbatch, whose aim in life is to produce an heir the den world. I once overheard two shabby fleas talking. Said need not leave his that he title and fortune to his ambitious the first: "What would you do

How nephew.

the solution to if you became very wealthy

scratched his his problem is discovered and The second fea what happens to the embryo head (a gesture picked up from then rc- leave for your human beings) and novel, we must enjoyment when you read theplied "Oh, I think I'd buy my-

self an enormous dog." book.

50

(Tomorrow-Recorded Music)

Its

of

sterling

buying

lingering

devaluation

and price reductions announced

0:1

like

copper, Industrial

-London Express Service).

item:

and zinc. cars machinery terms.

In

Stock

The turnover on the

was morning this

Transactions and

fears $230,160,00. noon prices: SHARES DUYERS SELLERS SALES BANKS

1K Bank... 1710 INSURANCES

Canton ..3421 DOCKS, ETC, K. Whart N.P. Whart

dealers the Spot market reported nibbling factory in- terest, but manufacturers" shied from the high-priced away shipment offerings.

remains Market sentiment mixed, with a number of traders

The moment he answered them, Dr. Crow listened to Willy's voice. YOUR BIRTHDAY.......... by STELLA anticipating a trading situation

the Was mey knew wint

Inglead of clear peep- mafter.

hoarse you are." peep, Willy's voice was low and to Willy. "Let him hear how

hoarse.

"Willy! You've got a cold in exclaimed Knart

Ket

'Fetched the Doctor

another

Bo

A

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20

pending new developments. Prices closed as follow:- Standard Contract Rubber Futures, April

August

October

18.50 nominal 18.40 tradet? 18:30 nominal 120 traded 18.06 nomla 17.00 bid 17.85 nominal 17.75

Dock

Provident Shai Dock..

LAND, ETC.

HK Hotel,

XD

1K Land... Sha) Land

122 130

515

500

B

Production in Ceylon, Pakis-

fun, and India, hnd increased 10 percent over the pre-war figure. and made good the deficit from However, Java and Sumatra,

the spread of the tea habit in America, New Zealand, Africa, Australia and the Middle East had offset the increase.-United Press.

PI Anxious To Step Up Trade With Belgium

Brussels,

Apr. 19-Sixteen

100 on 2013 Philippines delegater

world congress of the Chamber of Commerce,

100 8.70 500.00

11 12 1000 17 12

Humphreys. 11 UTILITIES

Tram. XD -- Slar Ferry,

XD

C. Light (0) C. Light (N Electric, XD

Macao Electrie- Telephone INDUSTRIALS

54

10004 12

1000 2.10

17% 760

to the

Junior which

lu to open here on Thursday,

were today received by M. P. Chief of the Fortheime,

Cabinet.

The President of the Manila

Interna- in

2000 2.00 JCC, ftamon del Rosario, who is general manager of tional Business Machines Manila, told M. Forthemme that. the Philippines were anxious to do business with Belgium on " 500 in 15 larger scale than at present. 500 341

1724

116 COO 13.00

117 200

14

9.30 0.70

33

23

500 - 34

The delegates questioned M. 500 ur 333 Forthomme about the possibility 500 33% of increasing trade between the 200 33

two countries, and are expected to have informal talks Beiginn

trade officlats

May

June

July

September

November

+

December

17.65

January (1950)

February March April May

June

17.40

2015

17.40

17.33

17.70

Tupe. XD

200 @ 16.80 tho

next few

77.23

May

Standard Contract Rubber Futures. 10.50 nominal 10,40 -United Prem

STORES, ETC:

Dairy

34

35 200 g 34

Press.

100 or 3414

300 + 35

Watson, XD

44

200 * 45

of Fond

London. Apr. 19.-Prices in the rubber market here today closet as follow:

romances

At that, Willy said peep-peep

ORN today, you are a rather a wary eye out for anyone who

of is extravagant in flattery. combination strange very honrse voice,

It is likely that you are "Nonsense!" croak Dr Fro, characteristics. Although loving.

psychic and often cold. His kind and considerale, you can somewhat Ife hasn't got any

and stubborn "feel" things before they actually "Oh, you poor dear," cried voice is no, hoarser than mine by domineering

And I haven't got a cold," when pressed to do something happen. If you take advan- "hunches" you tage

of your Hanid. "You'd better

Frog hopped off angrily, back against your will.

a competitor. often may bent doctor right away."

You have strong will powel to the pol, grumbling hoarsely

magnetle personality. Don't, however, let yourself bo -all-the-way.

Consequently, your influence is 100 controlled by impulse.

You "We'd

women, especially, aro going to be felt for good or

and

April probably romantic for ill. Hold your ideals high very

hove many and never compromise them for will temporary power or advantage, before you decide upon a mate H you let them silp, you will for life. You will be happiest

you will

put if married early, however, for it. For regret

the

comforts enjoy yourself in the power of others you who through you may work having your own home. among all those who come in of children, you probably, will

a large family. contact with you.

To And what the stars have One of your greatest weak-

select tomorrow,

and read nesses is being susceptible to in store for

corresponding paragraph. praise. Unfortunately those who your birthday star have discovered this about you the will use it to "get around you." Let your birthday star be your Be warned against it and keep dally guide.

better get Knart ran down to the pond doctor." Hanid said to Knurf.

So Kart ran off toward the to fetch Dr Frog. Meanwhile 4. Why are dykes used in Willy sat huddled on a mush- com feld und soon came back and with Dr Crow, who was dressed was Sneezing room tul Holland?

black suit from head to Hand put a nufler in a of shiling.

around his neek to keep him toe.

cold," said "Willy's got a returned Hanid. Kearf Presently

But when Willy said peep- with Dr Frog, who was wear- ing a dark green suit and a peep (very hoarsely), Dr Crow while vest. "Willy's got a sald cow-enw twice as hoarsely "His voice and flew off, saying that Willy cold," Hanid said. Is hoarse. Say something for had no cold at all, Dr Fros" Hanid said, turning

6. Name the capital of Aus-warm. trabo.

(Answers at foot of Column.)

CROSSWORD

Acrou

F

1 and J. Bareback king (anag).

(4-8)

4 and B. Down on the fnm any hag

may ink this way. (3-0)

7. Dry and cold, (8)

11. Tako a quick look, (4)

12. A European who bas suriched

himself in the Exat. (0)

14. A muscular spasm. (0)

15. Bignature on many letters to the

Editor, (4)

10. Taken from a cautiisver. (4) 30. Pealed. (4)

10. Spirit

(3)

21. Used to worthleta adoration. (4) -22. Tur tins for your mark. (3) :23. A doak has mada a requeat. (8)

34. Old time. (4)

Down

3. Vegetable. 10)

3, Beo 1 Acrons.

2 Eager. (4)

5. motivities are often above

ground lovel. (0)

Beo Acrona,

u, stones. (0)

9. The start of the river, (d),

10. Rid a bone for a hango (0)

13. Barely a change on the farm. (8)

17. Head covor. 14)

20. it's odibio. 135

Bolution of resterday's purple-Accoun

jinise VIN: 14, Seto 15 and 16,

1. Ire

10 Beno

May 2017, Item: 10

6. Eradicato: Malleri sader. Downl Either 4.

down: 23. Omnir: 44

elplanks, Armiates:

Live NOWE 9. Chase, Aria 10 Term 12, Reeded: 19, Tee 255 Aerom 19, Nooi 20, demi ki, NaD,

CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE Answers

twelfth

1. Asia. 2. In the century. 3. Mnce. 4. Because the land would be flooded without them as it in below son level. B. Two: voluntary and involun- tary. 6. Canberra.

Rupert & the live toys-9

The little friends trot into the wood to begin their search. "Let's Sylvia, xo different ways," says

Then if we find anything we can call to each other." She runs off and is quickly out of sight, while Rupert wanders the other way. Suddenly he starts forward, for la front of him is the very thing they are searching for. the mysterious parachute. What a tiny haskes." he thinks. "I could hardly get into

This is very quee is myself. Where can t have come from? And why did it come

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Not Very Hoarse

A

want

THURSDAY, APRIL 21 Poor Willy! Kart and Hanid for him. not

doctors moro

TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21)-

jittery

Watch your day. Dr Duck, anal Dr They got Raven, Dr Donkey and Dr Sow. nerves. Postpone signing an They nil listened to Willy's important commitment until a voice and then kid it wasn't better day if you can. nearly as hoarse as theirs.

GEMINI (May 22-June 22)-

20)-Consider your

LONDON MARKET

May in pence per lb.).. 11-1/16

11 July/September

283.74 October/December

United Press.

200 34

CHICAGO

GRAINS

the

19.~On Chicago, Apr. Board of Trade here today

NY FOREIGN Brains put on demonstration of

EXCHANGE

Argentine Peso

(OM) Argentine Peso

(UnoMelal)

Australia

Brazil Belgium

Canada

SCORPIO (Oct. 21-Nov. 22) -

gradually in- Conditions are proving for you now. Meet old friends and cultivate new con- tacts if you can.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- Dec.

22-Follow your intul- you should be all "I guess they're not the right A fine day for the fair sex.

Chances are that you will get tons and

Don't expect miracles: for now. right. kind of doctors," Hanid said.

you ask

but anticipate an improvement. So she finally took Willy to see everything

CAPRICORN

23-Jan (Dec. to Obey your Intuitions! Dr

listened Robin who

CANCER (June 23-July 23)

health an said, eer- Willy's voice and

of the utmost importance just tainly, he had a cold. "For," The domestic scene improves.

Chile ns You may be favoured in ro- he, "Willy sounds

England said

are diplomatic now. Take care of all you do; mance if you

guard against mishap.

Franice It frog, a crow, hoarse as

Put nothing in writing.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. India duck, a raven, a donkey and

LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) 19)-A good merchandising day Mexico asow!"

retall Conserve in

sales. Curb

your New Zealand unreliable day."

Peru it however, when all your energy and see that's

emotions,

Portugal South Africa comes to romance. is placed in the right direction for best use.

PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 21) Sweden

music, Switzerland arts, particularly VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 22)-- The

Venezuela restless day, so avoid any are favoured. Risch an umbl Uruguay

goal of Netherlands kind of friction. Beller to make on and

ARIES' (Mar. 22-Apr. 20) Singapure

Then Dr Robin gave Willy

made him and three pills gorgle with dew drops from a made Willy buttercup which

that lie much better

right back to the

feci so

An

set a new

A and uttered such no decision than a wrong que. achievement.

a loud and clear prep-peep. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)— that the bluebottle fly, fell into his mouth at once.

Datavia

Shanglial A short business trip can prove "An early start will get you the Hongkong beneficial. Postpone any impor ereant of today's success.

emotional decision

And that, of course, really tant

Inter. cured Willy.

BRONCHO

BILL

While Man's Medicine

Takes Y

ME THE CEMAN pyhis revered “a

WHITE MANO MEDICINE, IS ACCEPTED ~~ BRONCHO BAL CONCERTS HIMSELF FROM THE INDIANS BEHIND COMANDGO, SINO SNAPS A DIBLOCATED ELBOW BACK INTO PLACE

until forth

morning.

your

THE HAPPY WARRIOR PROUDLY EXHIBITS A STRAIGHTENED ARM TO HIS MYSTIFIEO BROTHERE A

best efforts

Put this

By Harry F. O'Neill China

HWHILE UP IN THE HILLD, A

CHILD PICKING WILD FLOWERS IS HORRIFIED TV SEE A BURLY INDIAN COMING TOWARD HER~

strength.

with during days-United

NY Seeds And Oils

New York, Apr. 19. Closing prices

Castor seed, nor long ton. F.O.D. US$103 nom. ner long ton, F... Catton seed, per

Brazil

Memphis

GO Hon.

Flax seed, per anhel: F.O.D. Min-

neapoli ****... Onom. Linseed oit, per 1. In tank cars, 27.0 cts. F.O.B. New York Peanut oil, per lb. F.o.. New

York

...... 12-15 ets. -United Prem

Wheat drew additional OUTWARD MAILS

momentum on the upside from mill buying against export flour sales to the United Kingdom government in-

and renewed quiries for flour.

Prices closed as follow:~~~~ WHEAT-price per butiel.

Cloning Hates April 10.

US30.2077

May

.2003

July

3.23%

.0560

.02774:

03-9/10 0230 4.03-3/20

0031-7/10 .3024 .1437

September

December

MAIZE May July

September

234-4-

1.05 2.00.9%

Unless otherwise stated,

parcel and artlelea glstered posta close 30 minutes earlier Lhan the ordinary mail, If tall Elone before 10 Am., registered and parcel posts close at 5 p.m. on the previous day. Malls are closed at Kowloon Central Pott office half an hour earlier than the GPG closing times.

WEDNESDAY, AYTIL, 20 Closing Times By Alr Shanghal, Nanking, Taingiao, Bwa- tow, Amoy; Tainan and Foochow 13-12-15 9.30 p.m.

1.33-34-?

1.10-3

December RYE

MAY

1.50%

4.02

July

1.31

0670

WINNIPEG RYE

0104

Miny

1.19-54

4.03

July

110-22

2735

October

1.18.14

.2334

WINNIPEG BARLEY

.4375

May

1.11-4

3010

Justy

1.00-12-1

3770

October

17,8-5

.3775

4730

.0001

United Press.

Produce Quotations

New York, Apr. 10. Closing prices IU. F. RADO

vil,

per

New

Aniseed

York Cassia oli, per lb. F.0.11. New

York

Agar agar, per u. F.0.13, New

York

...... 2.70/3.21 Sandalwood, in drums, depending on quantity quality. 13.00 noin.

Dangkok, 0 p.m.

Closing Times By Rea

Shanghai, 3 p.m..

THURSDAY, APRIL 21 Closing Times By Alt Swalow and Amoy, 0.30 a.m. (reg); a.m. (ord).

Shanghal, art. (reg): 9.30 .m. (ord).

Kunining. Lluchow, Amoy, Nan- king,. Tskigtao, Kwelin, Chungking. -United Press. Swatow and Tainan, 3.30 p.m.

Rangoon, Calcutta, Karachi, Bah- rein, Alexandria (Netrobl, Mombasa. Dar-es-Salaam. Mauritius, Johannes Home and London, (CPO) 4.30 p.m.: (GPO), p.m.

Exchange Rates burg and Marielles vin Alexandria)

Business was done

in the locat unofficial

market exchange morning at the following rates

Bangkok, Batavia, Colombo, Syd- tney and Auckland, 5 .m.

Shanghal and Japan, B p.m. Singapore, & p.m.

Sterling pounds nate (per 1) 15.70 U.S. dollar (per $1)

Closing Times By Sea

Hofhow, Pakhel vin Holbow and

Amoy. 3 p.m.

Tamkong (vin Canton,) p..

FILDAY, APRIL 22

0.50

FIC pinstres (per 100)

9.70

Зарап, в д.т.

Sam ticals (per 100)

21.00

NEI guders (per 100 ... Gold Yuan (per 10,000 yuan) Singapore (Stralis)

32.50

Bangkok, 10 ..

.30

17.60

Licences Not Nooded

Closing Times ny Air Swalow and Amoy, 8.50 am. (reg); a.m, tord).

fiolhow, Nanking. Tsingtao, Swa- tow, Amoy and Taipeh, 1.30 p.m.

Mantia, Ilonolulu, USA & Canada, 5 p.m.

Air Parcel Posta for Manlia, Tong-

London, Apr. 19.-The Board ula and USA, (CPO) 4.30 pm

Ordinary Airmail (Printed Matlers, Ten oil. in tank cars, F.0.1, New of Trade announced today that (OPO) 5 p.m.

tea seed oil Samples and Small racket Fosts) for York, per ib. 8.10- from tomorrow Beryllium. (10 to 12 perceni per from China and Hongkong may Manlin, Guam, Lonolulu and USA.

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