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'f COURIER-POST, CAMDEN, N. MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1937. ill nine J. REALTORS' HEAD DAMRQSCH TO OFFER CLEE BIDS HAGUE McKenney on Bridge Today's, Radio Programs tftattoM mirve li right te eutnpe projrome ipitfioui none. RAPS 111 SALES In the Spotlight APPRECIATION HOUR OVER RADIO FRIDAY KEEPING THE LEAD RIGHT Declarer Often Can Succeed by Timing: Trick-taking So as To Nullify Power of Opponents' Cards P.

M. WJZ Rochester Civic Orchestra ConcerU; Guy Fmer Harrison, conducting. WCAU-WABC Talk by Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe. 8i00-8i30 KYW-WEAF Eddie Cantor with Tony Martin and Ray Noble's Orchestra, State Approves Route 14 Buses Running 5 Years The New Jersey State Board of PuhUe Utility Commissioners Saturday formally granted permission to Publlo Service to substitute buses for trolleys en WestOeld avenues.

Rout 14 Just Ave years after the bus service was In-augurated. tV Filing of ths board's formal consent. It was explained, had been delayed until all of the mn. nlclpalltles affected by the change, had consented to the substitute service. They are Camden, Merchantvllle and JFenn-ifttiken township.

KYW-WEAF Margaret Speaks, soprano mixed chorus; symphonic orchestra with Alfred Warlenstine, conductor. WFIL.WJZVanity Fair; Cal Tinney, author-humorist, master of ceremonies; Douglas Wilson, tenor, and others. WFIL-WJZ Philadelphia Orchestra; Eugene Ormandy, conductor; Grete Stueckgold, soprano, gueBt artist. WCAU-WABC Lux Radio Theatre presents "Arrow-smith" with Spencer Tracy and Fay Wray. 9i30-10i00-KYW-WEAF Phil Spitalny'g All-Girl Orchestra.

KYW-WEAF The Lullaby Lady; male quartet; orchestra direction Frank Black. 3 wmJ. 1 -J urry i iu.lftTO Says 3 Years Under His Can didate Would Be 3 More of Sweatshop Conditions Newark, Oct. 24. Senator Clee, Republican candidate for governor, today urged "organised labor and the wage earners of the state generally go forward to a better day In New Jersey with a liberalized Republican party." Clee declared that "Mayor Frank Hague, of Jersey City, leader of the Democratic state machine, Is labor's No.

1 enemy In New Jersey and so long as he can dominate and control government here he will be a definite barrier to better things for the wage earners of the state." Clee's statement was released at his headquarters here. "Mr. Hague's control will continue Just as long as he csn elect legislators and governors who are under the domination of his political ma chine," continued Clee. "Every wage earner In the state knows that the Democratic candidate for governor has been and will continue to be under the domination of the Democratic state machine. "I recommend that every wage earner in this state read carefully our Republican state platform and the promise wnicn it noma out to labor.

That platform means every word It says. I regard It as a binding covenant between me and the people of this state. I propose, with the help of a Republican legislature and the public opinion of thla state, to make every one of Its promises a reality. "I appeal to the individual wage earners of this state to think for themselves, to disregard political propaganda put out by a selfish, tottering machine which is going to be swept away on November 2. I ask the, men and women who work in the Industrial establishments of this state to disregard the importunities AIMI'XTAHLIC Pipe Wrench itlllson Pattern LABOR EF-JEMY NO Remington Shot I SSI 3 aXcS 7 3 uincu 1 8.48 A.

M. WCAU Wake Up Bmlle. WOR Mualcal Clock. WII' Mornliif Mullclll. 7.00 A.

M. WFIL Morning Bulletin Board. KYW Happy Clarke. WCAU Blnr, Netirhbor, Sing W1P Mornlns Cheer. A.

WJ7, Rlsu A Blilne. KYW-Mnsli'Sl Clock. WKAK--Morning (Ireetinss. WOR Judy WJZ Strolleri iKYW, WBAF OUtler a orch. IWCAU, WABC tJravena.

WOR Kitty Wl Aak Me WCAM Wiley t.M WCAU Women the Air. WAUC Jack Another. Mission. P. M.

Club of Loretla. songs and WOR Sylvia Cyde, snprnno WIP The Billings Family. WCAM Popular Music. t.3S V. M.

WFIL. WJZ Lei's Talk It Over; KYW, WEAF Bennett and Hannah, of 1'. I WOR Vincent Sorey a WAHC Fiddler's Fancy. l.M A. M.

W.IZ Yolihl Hlraoka, xylophnnift. WCAU William Ware, commentator. S.IMI A. M. WFIL Nawe.

WJZ Noraemen Quartet. WEAF Good Mornlns Melodlea. WCAU Lirry Vincent, aonn. WABC Thi Mornlns Almanac. WOU Newi.

W1P Elaht Belle. WPG Farmer In the Dell, S.lo A. M. WFIL Man. WJZ William Meeder, orranist.

WCAU Melody Parade, won Beauty Talk. WIP Newi. S.M A. M. WFIL-Wllllam Meeder, oraanlat.

KYW, WEAF Do You Remember? WCAU Revue. WOR Martha WPG Nev. S.4.1 A. M. Wnlverton.

iWCAU, WABC School of the IWOR Houseboat sketch. WIP Melody WCAM Birth t.tn KYW Roger iWEAF Girl WOR Jack WCAM Musical :i.oo WFIL Promenade. W.1Z Rochester KYW, WEAF louns's ramlly. WCAU, WAHC Family Doctor. WOR Women's WIP News.

WCAMlvMuslcal 3.15 WFIL Studies White. KYW, WEAF sketcn. p. pketch. DuPont Shells Box 15 Is Wi I'.

WFIL New. WJZ Lucille A Lanny, ona. WOR The Goepel Slnrer. t.m A. M.

WFIL, WJZ Breakfast Club. Arum- Hlnet'. WEAF Wemen A Newa. WCAU Don WABC F.lsle organist. 'WIP Swirlhmore Debate.

WCAM News. 3.30 WFIL Melody KYW, WEAK I'. College Vic ft Bade, comedy sketch. Keg. vue 14" 73c Keg.

Sl.l Mc Value CIRCULATING OIL HEATER Odnrleu SmokeleM ONE BURNER TWO BURNER $9.95 $13.95 EASY TERMS OAS Water Heater J3 30-Callon ViCAU. WAUC Metropolitan Parade. WOR Ed Fltlterald. 9.15 A. M.

KYW. WEAK The Streamliners. Wife ve. Secretary. WOR Modern Llvlni.

WIP News. A. M. WFIL Healthrasters. WCAU Mornlni Melodies.

WARC Mornlns Moods. WCAU WABC Feabody. WCAM Lady .1.45 KYW, WEAF sketch. WCAU Melodies. WABC Program.

WOR Salute to WCAM Matinee 4.00 I'. P. CBS-BBC Exchange Program Will Be Given for Schools From 2 to 3 P. M. OTHER PROGRAMS LISTED Dr.

Walter Damrosch, famous composer and orchestra conductor, will conduct a music appreciation hour for schools from 2 to 3 p. Friday, over WFIL, KYW, WJZ and WEAF. His program will Include: March from Serenade tn Vnlkmann Traumerl Schumann Tin, Iinln David Vurliulons, Auilrlan National Anthm Haydn Wall. Serenade for Strings. "iiiand Canyon" Suite Grole loyal March of the l.lon, "Carnival of the Animals" Halnt-Saana Hide of the Valkyries Wiimt Flight of the Humble Bee Rimeky-Korsakon (ixwi Minuet Haydn Willi, "VIllMe Swallows" J.

Strauss TODAY Rochester Civic Orchestra, con ducted by Guy Fraser Harrison, begins the first of a regular weekly series: WJZ, 8-4 p. m. overturn. "Diet Kledermeus" Strauss Suite. "I'ellens and Mellsande" Siliallus Mrherno, Onus Mendelssohn Afternoon of a Kaun Debussy Cnorlcrio Kspanol Ttimsky-Korsakoff Margaret Speak, is soprano soloist with the orchestra and chorua under the direction of Alfred Wallenetein: KYW, WEAF, 8.30 p.

m. Bird of Ihe Wilderness Horsman Souih and North wind Krsedley On. With the Dance Whltln, La Cumnarslta Tnu and I Know Swartg glhoney Lecuona Concert Orchestra directed by Milton Katims; Hazel Hayea, soprano, and Yasha Davldoff, bass, are aolo-lats; WOR, 11.30 p. m. Fete Boheme.

"Scene Plttoresque" Massenet Bolechatt Brahma Variations, "Lasource" Pellbes Three Lyric rieces Orlss Selections, "Porry and Bess" TOMORROW Stradlvarlua Quartet and Gertrude Bary, pianist, will be guest artists during the Music Guild concert, playing Ernst von Dohnanyl's Quintet in Flat Minor, Opus 28, for piano and strings. The quartet is composed of Wolfe Wolfinsohn and Bernard Rob-blni, violinists; Marcel Dick, violtst, and Iwan D'Archambeau, cellist: WFIL, WJZ, 2.30 p. m. "Svmnhonlc Strings." Alfred Wal- lensteln directini: WOR. 10.15-10.30 t.

m. Suite Ans. "Rtudentcn Roeenrnueller Adatletto, "fifth Symphony A Spring Garland. Opui 84 Anikreon, Opui 50 Glbba WEDNESDAY Albert Spalding is violin soloist with Andre Kostelanetz conducting a symphonic orchestra, and Deems Taylor as commentator: WCAU, WABC, 9 p. m.

Polka, from "Schwanda'' alia: In minor Fourth Symphony Hark. Hark, the Lark Selection. "Pony and Beaa' Runde Caprlccloao Chopin Tchalkovfiky THURSDAY Chamber Music Recital Judith Litante, soprano, and the Kraeuter Suing Quartet will be guest artists during this Music Guild concert. The quartet is composed of Karl Kraeuter and Edwin Meier, violins; Conrad Held, viola, and Phyllis Kraeuter, cello: KYW, WEAF, 2 p. m.

Thi Grim Troubadour Whlthorne uir-tph on Indian Themea. Mistress Mine Howe Old Kngllsn L.unsoy Faira Diddle Dino Donovan Rochester Philharmonic orchestra In the first of a series of concerts conducted by Dr. Howard Hanson, includes selections by well-known American composers: WFIL, WJZ, S.15 p. m. Joe Clark Stepa Out Chorale La Vlolette Xocturne'and Scherso Berenade forClir Inet and killer Summerland Mexican Rhapsody McBrlde Essays in Music, conducted by Victor Bay, with Ruth Carhart, contralto, has as its sinister theme the "evil spirits" in music: WCAU, WABC, 10.30 p.

m. Dane Macabra Saint-Seen; Mephlsto'a Serimde. Gounod Inferno Dance. "Fire Wltch'l Bone, "Haeneel und Gretel Humperdlnck Night on Bald Mountain. Mussorgsky FRIDAY Cencert Orchestra with Lucille Manners, soprano; Robert Simmons, tenor, and the Revelers Male Quar-, tet: KYW, WEAF, 8-9 p.

m. Malasuens Moszkowikl Give Mey Something to Remember Tou By Schwarti Jeannie With thi Light Brown nin Maclbr Salnt-Saena Serenade "Three Muiketeera" Frlml They Didn't Belliv Entrance of thi Halvorsen mr- wl.nrM mea veinr. "La Cld Maaannet One Alom. "Dem Sonr" Rombers "The Bengship'V features Kitty Carlisle, soprano; Reed Kennedy, baritone; Alice Cornett, rhythm singer; Frank Crumit as master of ceremonies, and the Haenschen Orchestra WCAU, WABC, p. m.

Have You Got Any caatlea. Baby. An Old Flame Never Bchwartu I'd Llk to Marry a Male Frlml Annie Booney Traditional Under the Bamboo After the Ball Harrli Bill Bailey, Won't You Pleaal Comi Home HurWa Would Toll Brown For Me and My Gal Goetl neiiember Me Danrer! Love at Work Goreon-Revel Sylvia. :V.8W riMel and Band Manhattan Serenade Alter Spanlah Group Varloui compoien SATURDAY Concert Orchestra of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music with Navy Day. Melodies.

M. WFIL Melody Parads. WJZ Cluh Matinee. KYW, WE A Lorenzo Jam, sketch. 'wa'tlnee.

Norman IWCAU, WABC Boakl uartir. s.eo p. m. WFIL, WJZ Generil Hugh Johnson, commentator. KYW, WEAK Eddie Cantor Kathryn wuau, WABC Horace Keane.

rieiat a urirad era. VOR "Twenty Yean Ago ana rooay." WIP Philadelphia Paradl oi events. p. M. 'WFIL, W.IZ Vanity Fair.

KYW, WEAF-Marsnret Speaks, soprano. WCAU, WABC Pick A Pat. WOR Olen Gray's orch. WIP Danes S.45 P. M.

WOR Vocal Varieties. Wit' committee of "70 piano guitar 9.00 P. M. American WFIL. W.IZ Philadelphia Air.

orchestra. KYW, WEAF Fibber McGee A Molly, comedy sketch. Mallnee. the News. WCAU, WABC Lux Radio Theatre.

Gabriel Healter. m. Williams. Interne. WII' Cosmono Itan Singers.

Randolph, songs WCAM Negro Achievement. Varieties. 0.15 P. M. M.

WOR Victor Arden's orch. 0.30 P. M. Civic orch. KYW, WEAF Hour of Pepper harm.

WOR Talk by Jeremiah T. "Your Mannney. WIP Panrho A His Cubans. Hour. Moments.

IWCAM Eventide Echooes. 0.45 P. M. M. In Black A WIP Dr H.

Crane WCAM -Evangelist R. T. Halliday. 10.00 P. M.

Ma Perkins, WFIL. WJZ Behind Prison Bovay. enntrs. Hars. Thompson, KYW, WEAF The Lullaby l.ody.

WCAU, WABO Wayne King's orch. jW ill Jury Trlsls. iWlP American Legion Hour WCAM News. M. Parade.

10.15 P. M. iWIP On parade. Jenny 10.30 P. M.

WFIL Alan Scoll. W.IZ National Radio of Song. M. The O'Neills, orum. KYW, WEAF Music for Moderns.

WCAU It's Your Town WAHC Concert Hall. WCAM Address, Democratic Committee. 10.45 P. M. WFII.

Harry Weber's orch. WCAU Mac Parker, commentator. WOU Lester H. Clee, talk; WIP News. WCAM Rhythmic Age.

sketcn. 11.00 P. M. WFIL. WJZ.

WABC, WOR. WPG News KYW Citizen's Progressive Register. Renubl can ommtttse- M. WEAK Johnny Hauser'S The Guiding orcneatra. WCAU Larry Vincent.

songs. WIP Joe Frssetto's orch. WCAM Hollywood Brevities 11.05 P. M. from the Gold WJZ Eli Dantzlg's Orch.

M. KYW Kerby Cusnmg, sports. The Story of WABC Glen Gray's orch. sketch. 11.15 P.

M. Yankee, WFIL Headline Review. WUK Mayor Florello H. La Guardla. talk.

Buddy Arnold. Whitman WCAM Hawaiian Music. P. M. KYW Magic Key.

11.30 P. M. Bill. The Road of W.TZ Magnolia Blossoms. KYW, WEAF Woody Herman's orch.

WCAU. WAHC Count Dr. Allan Has a orch. W'OR Impressions. WIP Milton Kellem's orch.

WCAM News, Committee. M. 11.45 P. M. WCAM The American Scene Nell.

MlllNHiHT WFIL. WOR Tommy Dorsey orch. WJZ Don Restor's orch. WCAU, WABC Dick "Follow the orcn. Make the WIP Benny's Troubadours.

12.30 A. M. Trouhadouri. WFIL. WOR Chsrles P.

M. utiylord orch. KYW, WEAF Earl Hlnes' orchestra. WCAU. WABC Orrin group.

Trouble. Tucker orch. the City SHORT WAVE TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS Johannesburg 1.20 P. M. "Goodbye to Life of Chan, aketch.

Hong Ldy. m. iMr. Chips." ZTJ, 11.09 meg. The Singing Santiago 4 P.

M. Selected music. sketch. CB615. 12.30 meg.

Prasrne Doris Kerr. P. M. Scenes frorc Snietana's opera. "Dallbor.

Johnson Family, IOLR4A, 11.84 meg. 4 aracas 8.30 P. M. Comedies, Gibfon, sketch. M.

6-8 meg. Tom Mix. liOnflon Alley, tenor, A 9.55 P. M. The Composer Plsys.

GSO. 11. 7r, Property of Closed Banks Should Be Sold at Market Value, Walker Says Announcement In the past week of forthcoming proposed sales at three points ii New. Jersey of real estate In possesion of closed national banks, By order of the Comptrollei of the Currency, is an "unfortunate and disastrous method of handling the problem," according to Samuel D. Walker, president of the New Jersey Asoctatlon of Rial Estate Boards.

"The proposed method of dlsnoslni of the properties foreclosed for the accounts of the closed financial In stitutions is entirely out of line with what should be done in New Jersey," said walker. "There la no sane reason why real estate In New Jersey, whether controlled by the Federal Government or any other agency, or by private individuals, cannot best be handled hv New Jersey realtors, familiar aa they are with all the elements of value and knowlntr the aucceaaful methods of real estate marketing existing within the state. It Is nothing short of a direct affront to local experts to order such sales as those proposed conducted by auctioneers coming into New Jersey from outside the borders of our state. Aside from the fact that disposal or management of any real estate may beat oo handled by the local brokers best equipped in knowledge and experience to know what values are in any given community, the records show the auction method of selling foreclosed properties to have met with little or no success In our State. "Also, the present is a very unfortunate time in which to experiment.

The auction sale of homes and other holdings in bank realty wherein properties likely shall be knocked down to bidders at prices far below their present values right now could do only harm to the maret." Walker pointed out that the association at its October meeting last week voted a protest against the method of sale proposed by the Comptroller of Currency "There Is little evidence," he continued, "that any, appreciable effort has been made to sell the properties of the closed banks by the ordinary, sane procedure of marketing them through established brokers at prices comparable to current values. Thete may have been a few sales, but there has been no direct effort to handle the situation strictly within the field in which the properties are located. "Depositors whose lunds are tied up in the closed hanks have definite rights to tne Dest nandiing or tneir equity possible. Certainly they arc entitled to use of good Judgment in the selling program. Good Judgment would have suggested: First, calling real estate men of New Jersey Into conference to frame a plan for disposing of the properties; and, secondly, the setting of fair prices for the holdings in accordance with the true value of the properties and the prevailing market conditions by local realtors who have the required knowledge and experience to determine upon a plan.

"The fact that this was not done Is evidenced by the sudden announcement of the Impending auctions. The auction method never has been successful in New Jersey. In any event, it is the last thing to do the court of last resort. Even then It should not be necessary to go outside the state to select the men who may handle the sales. New Jersey has as good real estate men as ran be found anywhere In the country, and her brokers naturally are the best equipped to handle her properties." MOTHER OF 5 CHILDREN GETS 60 DAYS AS DRUNK Police Judge Mariano Saturday sentenced Mrs.

Marie Zimmerman, 30, of 2838 Concord avenue, mother of five children, to. Jail for 60 days on a drunk and disorderly charge. "You ought to be ashamed of yourself," Judge Mariano said. "A mother of five children. You're drunk now." "My children are all right," Mrs.

Zimmerman retorted. "My house is clean." Mrs. Zimmerman was arrested near her home at 1 a. m. by Patrolman Walter Patton, after neighbors told police she had been thrown out of a car.

She was treated at Cooper Hospital for lacerations of the right wrist and face. Patton arrested Mrs. Zimmerman on a similar charge six weeks ago. Judge Mariano freed Mrs. Zimmer man after the policeman pleaded for ner.

loday, nowever. Patton afked Judge Mariano to send her to Jail. Police said the children will be turned over to the S. P. C.

C. Mrs. Zimmerman is separated from her husband, police said. NEGRO ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM 9 O'CLOCK WCAM Feturin7 Woodbury Choral Society I1U AI.ITT BOII.1 GARAGES WHITTAKER BROS. WILSON BLVD.

A IB PORT CIBlXB Phrnir CftmdttfMt4 mmmm ssw Just Off the Press Our New Fall Winter 1937-38 CATALOG, Showing ThoMsanrts of fifincaini at Invest i'rlect Send for Your, FREE Copy MOOT CATALOG Valley Boys. the Boiler Galvanised Inside and out welded. $KS9 Bruslloff's orch. $4 69 30 te 40 Gallon Capacity Riveted and Welded WOR The Goldbeiis, sketch WIP News. 9.40 A.

M. WJZ, KYW. WEAF News. 9.4,1 A. M.

W.IZ Breakfast Club. KYW. WEAF Land! Trio. WCAU. WABC Bachelors Children.

WOR Organ Recital. WFIL Dance Monte 10.00 A. M. WFItNewe. WJZ The Story of Mary Martin, sketch.

KYW. WEAF Mrs. WissS. AVCAU Varieties. WARC Sketch.

WOR Pure Food Hour. WIP Homemakere' Club. WPG Home Hour. 10.15 A. M.

WFIL Melody T.ane. WJZ Ma Perkins, sketch. KYW, WEAF John's Other Jonea. comedy WCAU Happy WABC "Between Bookends. WOR News.

WIT Nat WCAM Social 4.15 KYW, WEAF Ijight, comady, WOR Young sketch. WIP Shirley WCAM News. WABC Music Coaal. 4 KYW, WEAF Mary Mar WOR Helen soprano. WIP Kay I'.

V. n. Wldder Jonaa, winter orch By WILLIAM X. McKKNNEV hecretary, America! Bridge League Which defending player shall have the lead at a crucial point In the play often determines the success or fail ure of the contract. Sometimes the declarer is helpless In the matter, as fate has ao distributed Ihe cards that nothing he can do will avail.

Solution to Previous Contract Problem A732 VQ4 643 4s 10 3 1 4t64 K73 10 7 AQ6 10 8 83 K852 9 7 5 4 KQJ5 AJ 1092 A9 4K8 Rubber N. S. vul. Souih West North East IV Past 1N.T. Pass 2 4 Past 3 4 Pass 4 4 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead Q.

2S However, there are many esses In which, by timing his taking of the only trick in a certain suit, the de clarer can force the play of the hand to follow along lines that are bound to bring success. In today's hand North's cards were poor. But he knew that his partner had a big hand, ahown by his reversal of the bidding (that Is. bidding a higher ranking after a lower ranking suit). With the knowledge that his partner's hand was filled with honors, 1CDCI1S VALLEY HI 500 See Ceremony at Regional School Recently Opened at Mt.

Holly Mt. Holly, Oct. 34. The recently opened $300,000 Rancocas Valley Regional High School was dedicated yesterday, with 500 persons in attendance. The principal apeaker was Dr.

Howard Dare White, assistant state commissioner of education. Other apeakers were Edgar F. Bunco, president of Glassboro Normal School and former supervisor of achools here, and Louis J. Kaser, county superintendent of schools. William Vaughan of Mt.

Holly, president of the Mt. Holly-Rancocas Valley Regional High School Board of Education, presided. Newspapers, a history of the school system here and a Bible were placed In the cornerstone by Eugene E. Beyer, of Mt. Holly, a member of the school board.

It was announced that Mrs. West-von Schwlnbeck, of St. Louis, formerly of Mt. Holly, had donated a library to the school. A ship model for the library, made by Avery L.

Bennett, of Moorestown, a member of the faculty, and his son, James a former Mt. Holly High School student, was presented the school. Edward H. Levis presented the school with a botany room, while Mildred Donnelly, a member of the 1937 Class, presented, on behalf of the class, a lectern, motion picture screen and a radio. A milk tester was given by Robert E.

Jones, a student, on behalf of the Future Farmers of America. Following the exercises, students at the school acted as guides in a tour of the building. WORKING CO-EDS EARN UP TO $150 FOR YEAR State College, Pa. (UP) Nearly 200 Pennsylvania State College coeds worked out part of their expenses last year through jobs ranging from chaperoning to clerking In a telegraph office. Total earnings of the 184 employed women were $28,532, or tpproxlmately $160 each.

Fl HViKi 1 1'A iMm Il flu I 'A liDobil rernidy Sivilopid by 'physician Ift his pracKci for ixpiHlna larai round worms, in worms and whip warms. Far chMdrisi ana A mother slated Mat Vi kattla expelled 132 warms. Stood Ihe list far 75 yoori. Meatant to tola. Dniflairts.SOc a Sottta.

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208 W. Clinton OAKLYN Dealer DR.WH TE DEDICATES of thoae with selflah, personal mo tives ana to aiK tnemamvaa tinw ihM can hope for a batter day, under present Democratic state leadership." "The Republican State platform holds out more real hope to labor than has any political document In tne history of this state. I ask labor to have confidence in ine, to believe. "Three years, under the Demo- be three years loat for those who want to see the sweatshops driven out of the state. It will be three years under domination of a machine which systematically has stood as a barrier between labor and Its hope for better standards of living.

know that acting In good faith i and tn sincerity we can help each other, that we can promote an era of greater mutual understanding and helpfulness between labor and industry. "Because I know that labor can have no confidence and no hope In the consistently anti-labor Democratic state machine, I aay to labor that It faces Its greatest opportunity In New Jersey with the Republican Party. "I am making no loose promises, no commitments. I stand pledged to make the Republican Party a party to which labor may turn with com plet confidence, certain that it wilt receive fair and equitable treatment. I say to the workers of this state that I propose to dp exactly that." First Ouillly Asbestos Asphalt Roof Coat In 3-Cil.

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$2.09 3 F- $2.7 4 Ft. $2.79 It's Easy to Refinish Your Floors Call Camden 4800 For in formation utd in- traction Duo-Therm Is Safe Listed as Standard by Underwriters' Laboratories sswraiisrTisi SPECIAL PRICES ON STOVE PIPE North w-ai Justified In raising the second suit. Whin the dummy was spread South saw that the contract was fairly safe, provided trumps could be drawn and the hearts established without letting East lead. With this In mind West wss allowed to hold the first trick, but the suit was continued and the ace won. Now the trumps were drawn, the tnird round being won in dummv.

The queen of hearts was next played and finessed, West winning with the king. Now whatever suit he chose to re turn was immaterial, south was able to discard three losing clubs In dummy on his long hearts, and lost In all one diamond, one heart and one club. TODAY'S roiNTKR: In planning the play of the hand, assume that the Important cards are lying wrong, and govern yonr play accordingly. Contract Problem (Solution In next issue) South' contract Is four hearts, doubled. After ruffing the opening lead he returns a heart, which East wins.

What return can East now make to set the contract? (Blind) 4Q98 VKQ6 4) 10 8 7 6 983 (Blind) Duplicate AU vul. Opening lead 9. 15 (Copyright, 1037, NEA Service, Inc.) NATURE IS BOUNTIFUL Nearby Chin, Alta. (UP). Peter Powell believes he has set up some kind of a farming record.

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WCAU. WABC Myrt and Theatre. 4.45 Marge. 10.M A. M.

WFIL Colonel KYW, WEAF WFIL Young WMder Jonea WJZ Pepper Young's t.ue. sketcn. ram v. sketch. Wi u.

KYW, WEAF Just Plain Bill, sketch. WCAU. WABC Tony Wons' Roy Dafoe. Wuh Health WIP Balladeers. i AW ft 8H" 7 a Per Talk.

WCAM Address. Hcranhook. WIP The Voice of Health. WCAM Rev. Friederic Democratic 5.00 Maute.

10.4.1 A. M. WFIL News. WJZ Neighbor WFIL, WJZ Kitchen KYW, WEAK V. HOnme Stewart, sonts.

Rent Our Floor Sander cavalcade. KYW, WEAF Today's WCAU, WABC cntlflren. sketch. Moon. WCAU Women's Club of WOR Women the.

Air. News. WABC Ruth Carhart, longs WIP Make Believe WlPCuban n.15 Ballroom. ll.SO A. M.

WFIL Junior WJZ The Four duPont Chi-vo HOUSE PAINT 2 Thrillers. of 111, WFIL Organ Recital. WJZ The O'Neills, sketch. KYW, WEAF David instrumental KYW Twlxteen WEAF White Harum. sketch.

Bleeps, sketcn. WCAU. WABC Louise and WCAU, WABO The LAda. Mary Bothern. Gallon Jf All colon Iff I white.

linseed oil 9 1 1 -J paint made sk from hi Usaaaassssa' materials. Corner" XiSC, 9.58 meg 5000 CUBIC FEET CAPACITY OR LARGER DUO-THERM "REGULATED" OIL HEAT WOR Shopping with Jean WOR Charlie Abbey. WIP The WIP Alun Williams. WCAM Foods A Formulas. a.M WFIL, WJZ 11.15 A.

M. WFIL Women's Club. J.aay. KYW, WEAF Armatrnns. WJZ Road of Life, sketch.

KYW. WEAF Backstage Wife, sketch, WCAU. WABC Magailm the Air. WOR Romance of Hope IWCAU. WABC sonss.

WOR Thi ketch. WIP Speed Aiaen. B.45 WIP Women in thi News. WFIL. WJ.

WUAS- Newa. 11. in A. ML WCAU Ben WJZ Vio A Bade, comedy "neicn. KYW, WEAF-Hciw to be Charmins.

sketch. WOR Boys' story. WIP, WPG WCAU, WABC Big Sister. o.uo WFIL Hal wutt itnytnm orcn, WIP Anlce Ives. 11.411 A.

M. talk. W.IZ News. WJZ Edward MacHugh. KYW Te 1 txw, rjA r' Hannatten.

WCAU, WABC Aunt Jenny's Real Ufa Stories. WOR Myra astrologer. WIP Daily Information Service. 00M WJZ Time for Thought. WFIL, WPG-Newa.

KYW, WEAF Girl AlOnl, WCAU, 'wABtV-Mary Margaret McBrlde. WOR Norman Broken- ahire's Variety Program. WIP Zeke Manner's Gang. i U.IS P. M.

WJZ Bailey Ajton. tenor. KYW. WEAF The Goldbirga. WCAU, WABC Edwin O.

WEAF John WCAU Rube WAHC Howard narltone. WOR Uncle Hotel n.05 WJZ Citizens La Guardla S.15 WJZ U. S. IWFIL-Orchestra. KYW Kerby WEAF Don Navy.

WCAU Bill ta Ik. WABC "New WIP Safeguarding Investments. S.30 WFIL. WJZ, Folk p. I'.

WAHC "Children's Gurney, baaSo Appleberry, Phillips, Cushlnr. Your P. M. 8, FUEL OIL I 4 TERMS IOW AS jb PER jfr WEEK GKH, H.01 Adventure iinejr. OTHKK HKIIAIIUASIS News.

Berlin DJ A. 9.51 r. m. Slmondl, sports 1.05 to 0.10 a. o.ou to II 45 DJB.

15.20 1.05 a. m. to noon n.oo to u.o Sisters. p. m.

DJC. 0.02 6.30 p. tr DJDV 11.77 12.35 to 12.35 to 6.60 to 11.4o H.3U p. Don. n.

m. Ensemble. DJE 17.76 mag. 1.06 1. v.

in. to noon. Committee for PJL. 16.11 1 to .1 12.35 ft Dewey. P.

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m. DJN. 9.54 1.06 a. m. Army Band.

to noon, o.ou to ii.eo d. m. D.IQ. 16.28 7 to 9 Wlnalow of the v.15 a. m.

to noon. f.an in 11.45 d. m. Dylr. iportl 10.33 to 4 p.

m. Horizoni." Buenos Aires LRU. 11.29 a. m. to n.

m. tearacnt YV2RO, 6.80 meg: KYW. WEAF, b.io to 10.30 p. m. Newa.

lartacenat Jimmy. McLinn, IPOrt t. nlrht. to mid- M. Bsh an-COCr.

S.1S meg. 7 to II p. Revelers, mall COCH. 8.43 to 7.80 p. a to i v.

Strlnri. Edwarda, S.01 p. to 12.30 a. m. Huieen PHI, 17.77 8.30 to 10.30 a.

m. met. Hall orch P. M. tfeiny uiiji 9.63 noon to to 9 Snyder'i m.

London GSB. 0.51 5 to a. to 10 a. m. to 1 p.m., 1.15 to v.

7 to 1 d. m. Talk. A Betty, 080. 8.58 10 p.

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1.15 to s.ts o. .15 to 8.30 10 m. to mldnleht. Win. M.

GSF. 15.14 9.46 to 10 "Time to a m. 10.15 a. m. to I to 7 p.

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15.18 1 I S.15 M. to 7 T.16 to 9.30 tt. m. Ranier. QBP 16.S1 met.i 7.15 te Abnig, comedy v.80 p.

tn. Madrid EAQt 9.48 met. I 8 30 to 10 p. m. Melbourne VK3MV.

9.81 5 to 8 a. m. Miw-nw RAN, 8.60 meg.t to 8-30 p. m. Perls IPA8, 11.88 I tn a.

m. 1.1H tn 7 n. m. Randolph, ITPA4. 11.71 7.18 to 11.10 o.

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TPA2. 15.24 8 te 4 I a. to Thomas. An Central WABC. WOR WFIL Musical WCAU-Alias WIP Stoney 12.31 P.

M. WFIL Bill Lewli ft organ. WJZ National Farm and Home Hour. KYW Three WEAF-rStella Dallas, sketch. snots.

.3 WJZ The ooartet. IKYW SInglnr IWEAF Joan WCAU, WABO Romance of contralto. fieien Trent. WOR, WIP News. -J- M.

KYW Republican Central Campaign Talk. WEAF William Vogf. talk WCAU, WABC-rOur Gal Sunday. WOR "We An sketch. WIP Danca Music.

i. so r. m. KYW Have Yob Met WEAF Market A Weather Reports. WCAU, WABO Betty Bob WOR Microphone In the Sky.

WIP Man on the Street. 1.15 P. M. WFIL Carson Robinson's orchestra. KYW, WEAF Words and Music.

WCAU. WABC Hymni of All Churches. WIP Cuban Troubadours, WOR Caraon RoUaon'a Buckaroos. 1W P. M.

WFIL Voice nt Icitwrlanca. WABC George 4.45 WFIL Billy orch. WJZ Lowell KYW Republic campaign WEAF Hilly dramatization. WCAU Turns WOR Mayor wuarnia. WIP Uncle 7.00 WFIL, WJZ enine." KYW, WEAF Annv.

WCAU, WABC Melodlea. WOR Stan iWIP Musical 7.15 KYW. WEAF WCAU Harry Success Doctor. WABC-HBonr WOR Musical WIP Flvi-Star P. I' Kockriti, baritone, as soloist: WCAU, 11-12 noon.

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Group of Bonn Fentlsle. Flue and Piano, Op. Group of Sonira So'r Sur la Plalne ArtnW Toscanlnl will conduct the; BBC Symphony Orchestra in a con- cert'devoted to the works of Johan nes Brahms. Orchestral selections Include "Requiem" and "Tragic Soloists will be Isobel Balllle, soprano, and Alexander Sved, baritone, assisted by the BBC Chorus: KYW, WEAF, 3.30-5 p. m.

CAMDEN GIRL JAILED ON CHARGE OF PARENTS Anna Marie Norack, 19, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Norack, 8U South. Fourth street, Camden, was committed to the Camden county Jail for six months to default, of a fine of 1109 and costs imposed Saturday by Justice of the Pece Frank O'Keefe, of Fine Hill." The young woman was charged with disorderly conduct, by her parents, according to the magistrate.

1 Another South Jersey resident went to jail for 75 days when he was unable to pay a fine of and costs Imposed by O'Keefe. Joeeph B. Dempsey, of Runnemede, was arrested for; disorderly conduct, and found to have no driver's license or registration for the automobile he was operaUnf. 1 4 l' A HEAT REGULATOR WASTE STOPPER Lomal, iports, Footnotes. srtTTTiTTiMiTSsslf3 I I cmcuLitTiNa lag.

ft "to." liir'flSKi P. M. Uncle Ezra, Balkin, Time Final, WJZ Imv Learn, ekilch WFTL Tjona WCAU, WAHC Arnold Grimm's Daughter. WOR Pepper Young Family sketch. WIP Echoes.

t.4 P. M. WFII -Thud Pi4 WJZ uim 4k SKeccn. KYW Musical WEAF New Parade WCAU Jack eoiias. Moments.

York on WJZ Grace A Scotty. songs WABO Vocal 419 KAICHN AVENUE 419 Across the Street From. Our Old Location 3 4iartet, WIP "For Men Only. ana patter. KYW Home Forum.

WVATT psn Harding's Wife, sketch. WCAU, WABO Hollywood 1.45 r. w. WJZ Chrfatlm Johnson, soprano. KYW Top Hatter.

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