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Dillsburg Lions Club Holds Meeting Dillsburg, Sept 19. The Lions' Club of Dillsburg held its regular semi monthly meeting Tuesday evening in McClure's restaurant Harry Lenker of York, past dis trict governor, was the guest speaker. He told of the activities of Lions' Clubs throuehout the world. Loren Flemming sang sev eral solos. The following cuests were Dres ent: Rev.

F. A. Carroll. Robert Bailey, James Cocklin, Gilpin Cook, Clyde Grove, Samuel Klugh, Clyde KimmeL Francis Kooch, Robert McClure, Paul Mowry, Vernon B. Nesbit, and Marshall Smith.

Members present were: Hueh Castles, Jack Cooper, H. R. Gnau, J. E. Hartman, J.

s. Hess, L. I Kinter, R. L. Krall, W.

C. Lam narter. T. M. Malin.

S. W. Mc Creary, V. E. Seibert, C.

S. Smith, H. H. bpoerlein, Harold Starry, J. A.

Wierman, M. J. Wiley, E. Wiley, Gr. K.

Cocklin and A. Zerby. oiiji 'Ujus ii 33Eiift FRIDAY EVENING 9:30 p.m. station WKBO P. Ballantine Sons, Newark, N.J.

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MABtttT 6 DIAMOND BRIDAL SET $50 oo 3 diamonds in each of these glorious solid gold rings. Smartly styled mountings both for the one low price. $1.00 Weekly (f MILTON ffii CHARIEST II BERLE luUGHTOMj I shirley) a ross If 2 BRIDAL chahxs AII42 753 174 41073 41J1073 14 2 JS4 East and West vulnerable The bidding: South West North East IS 2H Dble A Trigger Double Continuing the presentation of interesting hands from the recent National Championship Tournament at Asbury Park, N. I offer today one of the most inspired bids of the entire tournament. It was made by my partner, Charles J.

Solomon, Philadelphia. This hand occurred in the men's pair championship. East and West were vulnerable and North and South were not. South opened the bidding with one Spade and West overcalled with two Hearts. This bid was made at every table.

North now was faced with a very embarrassing decision. A game apparently was very probable and yet no satisfactory bid was available. A mere response of two Spades would be inadequate and a jump to three Spades would be irregular because North held only three trumps. Mr. Solomon concluded that partner's side values were very likely in Diamonds, inasmuch as the Hearts were shown by West.

If that were the case, there was a Washington, Sept. 19. The War Department announced award of a contract to Vega Airplane Company, Burbank, for airplanes and spare parts, totaling $147, 790,500. QG 0O SQUARE 71 You don't buy diamonds everyday, and doesn't pay to take chances when making such an important purchase. Before you buy any diamond any where, why not drop in for a friendly chat with our diamond expert.

Let him explain to you the differences in dia monds diamonds that may even to the casual glance, look exactly alike. Let him show you why our diamond values are greater why you get more dollar for dollar value here. TAILORED DIAMOND $49.95 A 1 o'V ely smart ring ex Isitelv designed from a 1 id yellow gold, and set 1 1 a diamond of unit a 1 brilliance. $1 Weekly 50 UAIIE. QI5 1113 vat? R9 S9 9 FRIDAY EVENING DIAMOND DUETTE $75 00 nuine diamond a gement ring and matching wedding band both In solid yellow sold, Year to Pay 1 N.

MARKET G0PlL0(nlS' Simplified Bridge h. cotzx very fine chance to collect seven tricks against the defense. It would mean the scoring of 500 points whereas the fulfillment of a four Spade contract v.o.ild yield only 420 points. He, therefore, de tided to double. This goes against most textbook instructions which advise you not to double a part score contract without two trump tricks.

Mr. Solomon gave the lie to this doctrine by doubling such a contract without any trump trick. The opening lead was a. low Spade which felled the singleton king and on the Spade continuation. Declarer could take only his five Heart tricks for a set of 800 points, an undisputed top score for North and South.

Tomorrow's problem: North 4174 2 017532 JI4 West AI863 KJ10S 109 8 42 Both sides' vulnerable. You are North and the bidding has proceeded as follows: East South West North IS 2S 2H Dbl 3C 4S Dbl South leads the King of Clubs. What card do you play and why? Mr. Goren will personally answer all questions on bridge. Be sure to inclose a cent stamped, self addressed envelope with your question.

On the Air Radio Highlights P.M. FRIDAY 6.00 WHP Edwin C. Hill 7.00 WKBO "Pleasure Time" 8.00 WHP Claudia and David 9.00 WHP Johnny Presents 9.30 WKBO Three Ring Time 10.30 WHP Penthouse Party 10.00 WKBO Robinson Shapiro Fight 11.15 WHP Tommy Tucker His Orch. A.M. SATURDAY 7.20 WHP Morning Alarm 9.00 WKBO Breakfast Club 10.00 WKBO Children's Bible Forum 12.30 WHP "Stars Over Hollywood Pleasure Time No other troupe in radio has such an extended va cation period as Fred Waring's "Pleasure Time" gang.

Theirs begins in the middle of May and runs right on through October. But the boys and girls actually take their vacations just a weekend at a time, for this busiest of radio companies is on the NBC Red Network air twice a night, five nights a week, fifty two weeks a year. The Waring gang has a play camp in a beauty spot at Shaw nee on Delaware. It was bought by Waring for the exclusive use of the members of his huge company, and is operated on a co operative, no profit basis. Wives and children of some mem bers of the company remain at the camp throughout the sum mer.

Heard over WKBO at 7 p. m. each week night. Johnny Presents Charles Martin adapts "Angels With Dirty Faces" and Sylvia Sidney has the lead in the production on "The Philip Morris Playhouse" on Columbia Network and WHP tonight from to 9.30 p.m. The screen play, released in 1938, was written by John Wexley and Warren Duff, and is based on the story by Roland Brown.

The story concerns two boys and a girl who grew up together in the slums of New York's East Side, One boy became a priest, the other a convict. Pat O'Brien, James Cagney and Ann Sheridan played in the movie. Miss Sidney plays the part of Larry Ferguson the radio play. Ray Bloch's orches tra provides the background music and Johnny, the Call Boy, introduces the program. Robinson Shapiro Fight An other important boxing bout the 10 round lightweight match between Negro sensation Ray Robinson and Maxie Shapiro, pride of New York's East Side has been added to the Mutual Network and Gillette Safety Razor Company's impressive roster of outstanding pugilistic events.

The Robinson Shapiro contest will be aired Friday at 10 p.m., from New York's Madison Square Garden. Heard locally on WKBO. Robinson is a contender for Lew Jenkins' crown and recently de feated Sammy Angott, the National Boxing Association's lightweight title holder. Don Dunphy and Bill Corum will bring listeners the blow by blow account. Stars Over Hollywood Robert Lowery, young Hollywood leading man who co starred with Brenda Joyce in "Private Nurse," headlines the cast of Columbia Network's "Stars Over Hollywood" Saturday, September 20, in a fast moving comedy entitled "He Who Gets Bounced," from 12.30 to 1 p.m.

on WHP. "He Who Gets Bounced," writT ten for radio by Edward Verdier, is the story of a young fellow who works on a newspaper as a stooge. His job consists mainly of getting bawled out and fired every time there is a "beef" from one of the newspaper's clients. MASTERKRAFT The Only Super Safe Oil Burner See Amatlng Demonstratien at anr Mora IIIAI PP ENGINEERING I llll fa "ALES CORP. Li II I IT 131 N.

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