1950-07-27 — Page 6

THE HONGKONG 'TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1950.

FOR YOUR SPARE MOMENTS

@JACOBY

ON BRIDGE

Never Judge a 'Hand By the Results Alone

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"PLEAS

פפעין

By OSWALD JACOBY PLEASE cettle an argument us," pleads a Pille- for burgh reader. "We climbed up this hand, 36 tu anlam with you can see by the bidding. We didn't make the nn.

because and

West opened a diamond East took the first two tricks.

had no "I said that North

bidding the Fight

to carry single-handed to a mem. North ld the slam would have been a cinch if I had held three aces; or the king of diamonds instead of the queen of diamonds with my actual hai; or even if the issing are had been the ace of clubs rather than the are of diamonds.

DUMB-RELLS

REGISTERED ust

I WANT TO GET SOME KID GLOVES,

AWTENT DIFI

CHILDRENG

WGAR ON THE THIRD FLOOR!

RECORDED MUSIC Schnabel's chords of bottomless depth

plano part in

Jacks

two 7-inch 45 rpm's.)

in ewn translucency--all faith

lefeeding rounds,

BY THE

WAY

by Beachcomber

FOR THE BUSINESSMAN

Rubber Futures Swing Over Wide Price Limits

New York, July 26, Rubber futures today swung rapidly over exceptionally wide price limits but managed to close with net gains of Sales totallod 147 contracts. July fiva to 25 points. delivery, where dealings expire on Thursday, soared to a

at 48 cents bid,

TO RESTORE PRIVATE

TEA BUYING

London, July 26, The British Government has decided in principle to hund ten buying back to private enterprise.

The British Food Minister Mir Maurice Webb, told the

TT is not so long ago that that is Van Meegeren made the I subtleties of performance let heard along with pauses whose "net experts" look very him laten to Artur Schnabel's ruspensions of fuld beauty are foolish by showing them

a recording of

Music is that it is not the picture 'cello and piano (RCA Victor; algo) that which exists between that must be admired but now peak of 52 conts a pound, then fell four conts to close | House of Commons today that Beethoven's fourth sounts for all but benumbing.

the name attached to it. 'Cellist Pierre Fournier plays Having raved about a "Ver- for instance, they found his part nobly, Both collabora-meer,

ca good it #t tors are selflessly dedicated to at was not really Beethoven

con- was a Van Meegeren. And now ECOTE with

Ja Frenchman has perfected a siderable meat. But anyone method of reproducing pictures

init en car can't

help by photography asic Screen

Shadings of exquisite fineness; tones of thick but transparent roundness; chords of bottomless depths yet sun-filled with their

with

YOUR BIRTHDAY......... By STELLA having it cocked on piono pla-printing, which makes them In-

And can

THURSDAY, JULY 27

ing which

from

the

reduces all other distinguishable

It ought to be great present-day plans playing to a originals.

fun celling reproductions of old second order.

the thousand to masters by

faste and discri~ collectors of mination. 1 can hear many

PROFIT TAKING IN

GRAIN

to

In the spot market, factory

GOVERNMENT STOCKS

the Government had decided En principle that the London Tho The, strength in the pri-Korket should re-open in April. mary markets and the 1931, and that the trade were Korean war news gave rise free to take any necessary pro- the initial demand,liminary step to that end,

"Rationing, price control and buyers backed away from baldy arrangements must con- the market after buying of nue for a time," the Minister

acclesf substantial amounts in the

Asked foreign market.

when Government buying of ten would end, bo Chicago, July 26.

Market technicians were replied "At the last moment. Profit taking chopped down rearching for an explanation of before April 1951. when we Victor issued the Schnabei- Fond of literature, musle and

grain futures prices after many the #elion. They attributed require to buy tea." IF you are born today, your

highly sensitive nature is the arts, you will probably have Fournier recording of the third dominated by a powerful, indi- talent yourself and be happiest sonata 14 months ago but hasn't Rastaquouere boasting that he deliverles reached new seasonal part of the reaction to feclinical

of high. All deliveries of soya conditions a superb collection Ins

plus uncertaintles Isael Schnabel alone in more rition's "Pietro Arelino." 23 benns ant

ye and deferred over Government controls, the Ividualistle will. You want what if you choose one as your pro- is well- Your mind

hit new high reactivation of corn contracts

He told a second questioner synthetic plants | although al You want when you want it fession.

Reven than

years, of senice your baland and

35 R150

March did

and nick

rumours that that governments of exporting terribly Ert

kurt

repeated recordings developed.cores of Schnabel

May whent and December

would be per-countries had been consulted. feelings if it is denied you. Flery justice highly

unts. Wheat suffered keenly a manufacturers

to draw the reversal after a

mitted

upon stuck-e could not say whether tea at impetuous, you sometimes Your ability to concentrate on are available to Victor through Smart-Allich becomes

fair Fally have dilleully in keeping your something which you.

was elimulated by strenguh in ple supplies for defence urders.auctions would be allowed io deal in teas manufactured be- This is ally, want la exceptional. But temper under control.

Victor should break through ME latest number of

utile markets.

Prices closed today as fore 1951 or not. the first lesson Ink that you without this Interest

Today's energies. Its commitments le a whole host Narkover Magazine contains

buy ing can apt to scatter your

was bared follows- must earn. Before You

war news and in- field of of lenser plano players romehow, a rather prigrish article signed

Jul mustly on Grst must Specialisation in one manage others, you

hear th by the Headmaster. The article, leations from Washington that Award learn to become master of your endeavour will bring you the and let Americans

supreme master again. LP's of referring to recent attacks on

Congress would

go along September

October self.

Attractive to members of the Schnabel's recordings of the pubile schools, and

Par with the Agriculture Depart

averuber will have Schubert's three posthumous ticularly on

Narkuver, pointa ment's proposal to sell is sur December opposite sex, you

many opportunities to wed, Fonatin, for example, would be out that at Narkover the cosh plas train stoelts at the support January

sensation and de Victor s

and 13 unknown,

the level prices rure you make the right selec- to make

large service in the bitter LP products of

compulsory State

On top of thin, tion or you will want

are conducting education who competition. a change later.

falded by the report that Italy M campaign the present

total of 300,- Even If there were no fe,

violence

over England, had purchased a

such as 000 bushels U.S. corn for ship- Schnabel recording concurrent "Suman with it, Claudio Arrau's essay t Beethoven's third concerto, with fambling and cheating at cards ment.

and other

says the

CLOSING WHEAT : Philadelphin Orchestra article, "ure ha common at under Eugene Ormantly, would Narkover as at any other public Wheat closed at -19

and sensation journal-lower. sound heavy-handed (Columbia; school.

bet success.

person-

you aro

Your life is apt to be as un- even as your temperament, but to get tha once you manake upper hand, you should be able to make things work out as you wish-eventually. You have an inordinate desire for all the best in store for tomorrow, He said also that

know they your birthday star and read the hand I the actual

things of e. You even with

paragraph. Le rost money--and this will make corresponding would have made the slam

you work hard to get it. Don't your birthday star be your dally West had opened a club instead

become miserly in the setting. of a diamond.

nf

"North claims that because of all these considerations,

reasonably clom contract

A number sinine. I made statements in reply, chiefly to the effect that we had actually Hone down and that I couldn't cee the logic In biddilar a glum when the apponents could and

the first did take

two tricks against un

"Who is right?"

the traditional I must take peacemaker's attitude that there is a crit amount of right on both her. It isn't fair to Judge a hand completely by the re- ul. If you did, you'd have to zay that North's bidding was excellent West opened a club; but at North bidding was terrible if West opened a din-

mond.

1mdtead of bidding four 10 North should have trump,

By the jumpet to four hearts. Jump to two spades he had pl- ready shown a very powerful to four hand.

By Jumping hearty at his second opportunity, North would show his excellent

support for that sull. i would then be up to South to try for slam his hand happened to be strong enough.

Obviously, South would bid a slam by himself if he held three Likewise, If South had

ACCJ.

two nees and the king of dia- monds, he should hid the slam for himself. He could quite sure that his partner hul at least one ace for the jump lakeout and a strong rise in hearts.

In short, North should not have bid the slam himself, Ifc should have told his story and then left it up to South to de- elde whether or not he wanted to be in a dam.

CROSSWORD

Across

10

LEO

To find what the stars have

relect

Statista,

FRIDAY, JULY 28

its British affillale.

weakness

games,"

emug

the

not

corn W

14 corn was

to 13%

40.00 L

41.35 numdonl 40.49 E

39.80 nominal

3395-33.38 traded 13.1D

37,67

(10513

February March April

34.42 numiwal

33.03

32.90

33.15

-United 05.

SINGAPORE FUTURES

Singapore, July 20. Prices here closed today as follow- Number

(July 24-AME. 23)- if conditions appear somewhat e 13 Inch LP) Virtuoso in will no doubt continue to lower, oals were 4 to 4 lower, Number

A the day to exercise your confused for the time being. managerial talents. Combine buaners and sacini acets for

the best possible results.

Way

100

nake our

it has in full

But the rye was measure

to lower and (although

of life in the with some slurring make copy out of us.

resent trend

soy beans 3% to 73% higher

Prices per TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 20-n the connectives) but dead work outside is beginning to

Lushel clored 10- Narkover boys look day as follows:- Intuitions.ss of sound, lack-lustre of A day when your

tone, a inflexibility of templ.like a puck of angels." Plan plea guide you correctly.

there is often Morcover much orchestra, particularly in the empyrean, VIRGO. Aug. 24-Sept. 221 sure for children. Begin n vocn-

the Arst movement, when Merchandising and the exchange tion if you enn.

Out

for Foods of

lifts the orchestra GEMINI (May 22-June 22)--| Ormandy advance tvill mutual bencilt

up the plan Your part in today's business enough to iness your own interests.

activity can prove important development of the first theme. LTAVING and worth while to your future,

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oei, 23) Today's results depend almost entirely upon how well you have innned in the past.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)— Combine business and pleasure, but be sure that all netivities ---- are based on cound premises for SUCCESI

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)-An active day for romancu, travel, sports, business or plea- sure.

important Do the most things fret.

CANCER (June 23-July 23)---- The day's results depend upon your attitude. You can make or break this day. Harmony the

best polity.

Check Your Knowledge

1. Name the only metal that is fiquid in ordinary tempera- 23-Jatures.

2. Name Bluebeard's last

(Dec. CAPRICORN 20-Mainly a personal day but Keteral activities are somewhat favoured Mike way slowly but wife. surely.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Frh, 19) Don't be overenthusiastic and you will find that things work out necording to schedule.

PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 21)- A stood day for merchandising. Take a business trip. Be warned with events of unexpected others.

ARIES (Mar. 22-Apr. 20)- Maintain your self-control even'

BOYS

3.

For whom were the con- tinents of North aud South America natued?

嘻

stium.

Name the capital of Bel-

HA

July

or thereabouts September reached hweight tiny

A

(altitude, to you) of 12,384 encountered t feet the rocket strong wind, which blew off and July

CHESS PROBLEM of the twin Calkell-stanchions. September

By H. L. MUSANTE

Black, pieces

*

X

I was impossible, In such a 10 burn any more hay and paddle did their best

December

WHEAT

2.20-45

23-

2.36-2.35-7 2.34-1, -2.34

December

Maret (1931)

CORN

1.57-32

1.33-1-1.53

March (181)

ny

1.43 1.49- E.00-1

RYE

1.49

1.844

OATS

71-73.";

hul the rocket was blown out of little and lost a her course.

September height. Watchers in the elds December over which she passed ("Sailing

said the najestically." Huntingdon Messenger) cheered September

nothing stupidly: (a) there was

been frightened

Al

day

North

lambe. marline mine of the

NEW YORK FLOEN

sack, $12.75 -United Per 200 lb

NY Foreign

to cheer about, (b) they couldn't be heard by there aboard the rocket, (c) they should have Press.

working

they (4) the the drifted at the mercy wind, losing height slowly, and wobbling a bit now and then, "It would be an easy to bring the moon to them as for them the 110011 In this to go to absurd fashion," wrote the to yesterday's Ashby-de-la-Zouch

White, 9 pieres,

White to play and mate in two

Solution

problem:

5. How fathom?

Many

Teet in

11

0. To-whi is the cry what bird or animal?

of

1.

(Answers on Page 8)

AND

Ting-A-Ling Tells a Story

Recorder A later report that it was raining hay over Bibney-

Lucidly.

1. Q-87; threat 2, B-B2 or St. Vitus probably indicates that (ch). 1... Q-Kti; 2, Q-R8;}ballast was being thrown out to

make the rocket lighter. Q-K2; 2, Q-RI; 1... KI-Q8; 2, Q-Q4.

GIRLS'

-About Strawberries Growing on a Cherry Tree

By MAX TRELL

(UȚING-A-LING," suid Banid who was sitting eating strawberries

her good with at the bottom of the Blue Cha Plate. "these

2.

friend

[2%

1. Could be an excuke for kann i

se let 1, 10)

.. diven by Mr. Spratt to him wie.

PJ. Preclude, poela for talabce, in

cherries. Why is that?"

story. I'm not sure that you've ever heard any like it. But it really happened.

Strawberry Patch

Ting-a-Ling didn't answer at strawberry patch.

He just smiled. Fually it

first,

very

it

"Long ago, when my grand- strawbentes taste hist like father's grandfather owned this

very garden where we're sit ting

was a large now, there

He tended carefully-giving The answered: "My dear child, water when the ground seemed the weeds plucking out you aren't really eating straw dry:

they grew too high; and They're straw when all. berges at

the rabbits making sure that cherries,"

did not come during the night "Strawcherries! But but to

the nibble away

young strawberries, leaves, or, the like

robins come by look

It's

anly that day to carry off the bright red

And berries.

And so, cach Spring. Frandfather's Crandfather.

. Plat-bottomed freight at (5) they

LAW, ADE

14. Gather, (Ting-a-Ling!

15. Lensen what the sailor consumed. they taste like cherries,

16. Overhead. (3) what are strawcherries, plouse?"

17. By this, it's over and done with.

(4) 19. Junior's vacation 2 (0)

23. Ray she may provide a cure. "Well," said Ting-a-Ling, snil-

(0)

ing again,

74. They may take care of an acre.

25. Lata for a duck, #n't it? (4)

20. Now part and catine to change

place. (0)

27. It's dogzed and wo miglit ba WOU

let it be as nut. (9)

Down

3. Conditions on

the

familiar rhymna 7 (3)

noto CI

It' flendian word to solvo. (7)

Eavesdroppers fall to ent much

aus of this (2-4)

D. 77410). (4)

6. What is land that is surrounded

by w 1 (344)

8. Buttalte for a child?

denenda. 131

10. Nerry 1 (3)

11. Apostallo latter. 47)

13. Dangere. (19

1. Occlun for a level tes no doubt.

(B1

au. Thli graph ta in olla. (4)

21. Bien this clue for change. (6)

92. Obla-piece of a nun's headdrese.

(4)

Batylion në festerday'a psasin, --- Auromus Up Jenkins. Neeltbie: 10. Deenberth Laimberer: 14 Neutroni Bini 18, Öní: 19, 2yeni; 15. ON

Underwony: "Nimbus! 6. boara”, a, Norringen NA

"I tell you

my

was rewarded with great heap-

baskets of

strawberries

ing

the

most fragrant

the land.

"Now in the middle of

--(London Express

Service?

MAGAZINE

Rupert and the Back-room Boy--4

and topples head Wondering what his pal has his balance. apotted, Rupert follows him. Aabe over heels down the steep face of the bank. Rupen reaches the top nears the bank Billy Gost stops

just after the tumble and, to his running and creepa upward. Sud

astonishment, the act has left Billy' denly he lungs forward and brings hands and is jerking about in a very What has he his net down sharply on something odd fashion,

In his excite caught gasps Rupert. "I do in the long grass.

far, loses believe it's a little black rabbit "* ment he lunges too

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

r

white blossoms and with beginning to turn

the sweetest, cherry tree did not understand of

af once that their old friend, berries just whose leafy branches had given pink. them shade and shelter for the

many years,, was soon to o!u free that hnd slood in inken away for ever.

strawberry patch was an

cherry

be

the garden long before my "Ah," cald Ting-a-Ling, been

must bo tree

chopped down. For he said: It bears no more

It is good for nothing.

frult. It must go.

Next Day

В

"My grandfather's grandfather could not cut the cherry tree down. For to do so would have nil his best to destroy

so it the strawberries. And

rc- grandfather was born. But not "both the cherry tree and

standing.

And each did bear. strawberry · planis A single cherry

were very mained

It was-it And at length the year came well aware of what was about Spring-old though when my grandfather's grand- to Pasa. And that night they blossomed anew with strawberry'

blossoms, and was covered father decided that the old all worked out a plan.

with few weeks later

the largest, and rosiest, and sweet- ent strawberries in all the land. these When

uttle by little, Grandfather's Only, my

strawberries no longer tasted "I suppose you might think," grandfather came the next day

Uko said Ting-a-Ling to Hand, with his axe to chop the old like strawberries; but

for they now grow that the cherry tree did not cherry tree down, he suddenly. cherries, know

what was about to hap dropped his axe in astonishment, upon a cherry tree and the old

and tree nourished them with not realise For there, twined round pen;-that 11 1:1

they And that in why that once It was cut down it round the tree, from the bottom sap,

to bo called not straw- the trunk to the topmost came whole story. It's a strange would be used for firewood and of

to berries,

strawcherries. but In twig. and from branch disappear up the chimney

you branch, high and low, and from And, hd, amling, Ting--Ling truly, is what they Grandfather's grandfather came smoke. And I suppose

3 ax to chap bo ald might think fiat the straw- aide to side, -were the straw. ore." cherry free down.

berries in the patch under the berry plants, dush with clusters filled Hand's plate again.

with

Z

its

Exchange

New York, July 20. Closing foreign exchange rates were:

Canada (dollara England-official

undelol

** 30-day futures.

-clay futures... Australian

(pound)

New Zealand

(pound)

South Africa

(pound)

Belgium (franc) Denmark (krone) France (Irak) West German -

Duetschmark Holland (gulder)

Italy oficial Norway (krone) Pamugal (escudo) Spain (pereta) Sweden (krone) Switzerland--free

US$ 0.30-15/10

2.30-4/36

2.45 bid/

1.50 eaked

D-5/3

2.80-5/32

Angust

September Number

October

THT

b.

3.

1. pr

1, er Number 2, Aurant Number & August Number Augunt Spest, unhaled Block Crepo

No. 1 pale crepe

It was part of the scheme that Government stocks of ten should be made villable and sold at the auctions.

Air Webb cald that all seellons of the trade had promised full co-operation, and us thus had contributed to the success of the present system he believed that the new scheme would be gatis- factory.

The present decision might have to be reviewed in the light International develop- of any ments,

Mr Webb did not answer when 120 -10

Labour

Sidney member, Mr 110 -104 Silverman,

the

117 117

1145-15

115 1151

118 -116

110-119

09 -100 124 125

-United Press LONDON FUTURES

London, July 20 Prices closed today as follows! No. 1 rubber (i centa

per

September

October/December

Jazatiary/Murch

April/June

17 30

-United Prma,

TRADE IN

SIKANG BRIGHTENS

San Francisco. July 28, Peking Radio reported fa- night that trade was liven-

in ing up

Kangling pre-j vincial capital of Slkang, since i resumption of motor trafic along the Szechuan-Slkang high- wry.

Merchants

from Lhasa were bringing musk, furs and other highly valuable local products 10 Kangting. and peasants in

the vicinity

were

taking in

medicinal herbs. These goods were being transported by trucks to Chungking and from there by steamers to Nanking broadcast and Shanghai, the sald.

Tibet

find

them

asked: "13 Minister not aware of the rapid

ke in tea shures during the last'. | 48 hours, and la that part of the

of the co-operation

trade un

which he relics?"-Reuter,

LONDON TIN

MARKET

London, July 20.

of tin closed today

Prices

the end of

tho

oficial

Cal

morning ion as follows:

Spet, buyers

Spot, se Hern Business done Three-month

Businest done Settlement

buyers Fellers

20: 740 120-720

7201

220 727

7201

Tumover way 400 10:1-United

Tress,

OUTWARD MAILS

It is hereby notified that Mail Bervice (By air and sea) to Kore suspended anti) far- ther hoice.

Unregistered Jatters printed matter for China main- land and Hainan Island can be Tik ABC Accepled at sender will be forwarded as opportu- nity oera.

Unless otherwise stated, 146- clulered Articles (by air or sea) and Parcel

close

Odo Hour earlier than the ordinary mall, malls close before 10

Registered and 2.1.

WATCOL Posti close at 5 p.m. on the previous day. Malls are closed At Kowloon Central Port Once one hour earlier than the Gro. closing times.

X'oria

THURSDAY, JULY 21 Closing Times By Air

Rangoon,

Calcutta, Karachi, (Nairobi, Mombasa.

Chosa merchants were takinu;} - back with

more tea to other places. The Bara... Caire stafe trading concern in Sikang Dar-es-Saison, Mauritius & Johan- was establishing new tea pro- nesburg via Cairo), Home & Lon- cessing factorles in cities in the don. 5 p.m.

bordering Szechuan Pro- vince, and was buying heavily from local private ten trader, the broadcast added.--Reuter.

2.22-14

2.79-Ta

12.00-

.019-5/0

1453 0037-11/16

4.30

3630

1100-

1406

10048-15

.0910

.0037

orca

2303

MIDDLE EAST

Egypt (pound) Iran (ra). Iraq (dinar)

2.09-1

.03125

Turkey (ra)

5374

LATIN AMERICA

Argentine-offeini

1150

2650

1170

81-15

1,00

1130

.OG.TO

4000

3030

2070

change this

2030

$10,500.

.1769

3010

131

Bro (cruieiro)

Chile...ire Columbia (pesa) Cuba (pero) Mexico peso) Pery-free

Uruguay (peso) Venezuela

(boilver)

PAR CAST India inipee) Pakilian rupee) Hongkong Netherland East

Indies. Sinaumere Japau

360 ven

--United Press.

HONGKONG SHARES

Turnover on the Stock Ex- totalled morning Transactions and noon

prices follow!

SHARES BUYERI SELLERS JALKE

GOVT. LOANS

to US3 1

315 BANKS

[1940]

20,000 40

East Asia

Unton ....... Underwriters

ID:

200

INTELLIGENCE TEST

KATHIE

by T. O. HARL "How old are you, Kathle?" I asked. I didn't really want to know; it was just by way of making conversation.

Rathile was eny. “I'm getting an, Mr. Hare. But or 's 700, I't give you something to Work on. If you square my age, And add the square of Queen16°

you set the sum of the , уси squares of Dick's age and of Mollie's

Now Moifin in just ED years younger th and Dick, my brother, a years older than me.

pondered for Jomo momenta o good, Kablo 1 Mid We're no further for-

"was afraid you'd say that Here's another clue, then.

Thien yeaEY, AKO

Les old

ages in years, you know, How old am Kathlo

(Solution on Papi, §)

INSURANCES

DOCKS, ETC.

Sal Dock . 2.35 Wheelock ... LAND, ETC. S'hai Land Humphrey's UTILITIES

Train

Electric

STONES, ETC.

Bairy

Dairy ta

Watson COTTONS

Ewo

.. pse

21.

2000 © $1

A

4

10 10 300 1020

10%

11.75

200 10.20

100.19.00

200 1.50

-1000 3,50

400

1.50

2014 2115 300 e 21

2.40

1500 240

Exchange Rates

Business was done in the local unorial

market this exchange morning at the following roles:- Sterling pound note iper 21 15.09 1.1. dollars (per 1) NEI gulldern (per 100) Slam ficals (per 100) Fingapore (Straits). Fic plastres

(per 100)

Bangkok, Singapore, Djakarta & culombo, & pm,

tình phóng, lanai. Saigon & Parks, 5 pm.

Labuan, Sydney

p.m.

Taipeh, 5

pm.

& Auckland

Closing Times By Sea

Ha!phong. 2 D..

Japan. 3 m

Formosa via Keelung. 3 p.m.

FRIDAY, JULY 28

Closing Times By Air

USA. & Canada, 1 pm Japan. B p.m.

Manila, Honolulu & US.A.. flat-

tere

second clara mail and par

letters and second celo) Guam, class mali Canada, (letters only). 3 p.m.

Singapore. Djakarta, Sydney Auckland, 8 p.m.

Talpeh, I p.m..

Closing Times By Res

Formosa via Keelung, 9 n.m. Dinkama, 1p.m.

Jalphons. 3 p.m.

Salgon & Bangkok, 3 p.m. Parcela only for Canada Vancouver D.... 3 p.m.

Birais. 3 p.m.

BATURDAT

JULY 2 Closing Times By Alr

Manita, 11

m.

Bangkok, 5 p.m.

- Ifanol. Saigon & Farls. 3 p.m.

Cloring Times Dy Bea

Manin. 3 p.m.

Forman Via Keelung, 3 p.m.

Straita. Djakarta,

Macassar. 5 p.m.

Sourabaya

via

Honntulu. U.S.A., Canada, Cen- VIA San tral & South America Franciven (No Parcels for Canada), 3 p.m.

Z 2.80.

30 10.90

SUNDAY, JULY 30 Closing Times Dy Sek

'Japan,. & D...

Formosa vie Keelung, 9 a.m.

MONDON, JULY 31 Cloning - Tines By Air Maria de Jesselton, 21 a.. 1,8.A;/&/ Canada, 2 vậns,