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PAGE ELEVEN EVENING HERALD, SHENANDOAH, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1935. WRESTLING RESULTS LITTLE TO DEFEND BRITISH OPEN AGAINST 231 OTHERS Neb Charles Strack, Boston, drew with Boston; Emit Dusek, Omaha, threw Leo Numa. Seattle, Farmer Otorge Saunders. New Orleans. Georse MrLeod, Iowa, threw Leo Hyatt.

Read the Evening Herald. 9 CONTRACT Tonight's Radio Program 4 BRIDGE Hslliwell of Darwen. All players from the United States and Canada will play opening round matches, excrpt R. D. Chapman of Greenwich.

and Guy Hayes of North Andover. Mass. Both drew byw. bu'. meet crack foemen in the second round.

Chapman Is paired with Bernard Danrin of England and Hayes will meet Dr. A. MacCallum. a capaK; Scotsman. THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1935 London.

May 9. (U.O W. Uon Little. Jr. of California, will begin defense of hit British amateur golf championship May 20 in a first round match match H.

Parker, a comparative urJconn Irom Fairhaven, pairUig wwiitn run NTRAl rKSt ly E. V. SHEPARD New York Jack Sherry, Ohio, threw Sammy Conn, New York; Hans Schnabel, Germany, threw Joe Ferronl Maurice La Chappelle, France, (drew) Wendell ODell. England; Curley Donchin. of Brooklyn, (drew) Hans Schacht, Germany; Sammy Nicholas, California, threw Jim Spencer, New York; Eddie Malone, Ireland, dectsioned Wilhelm Wagner, of Germany.

NOTE Where there is no listing for a sta-tion the preceding program of that station still on the ai Following is the list of stations and the number of kilocycles used in broad-casting: WABC. 60. 7:30 8:00 CAN NORTH MAKE 7-DIAMONDST Here is a beautiful problem hand from Hamilton, Canada, where contract IN EASTERN TIME PROGRAMS GIVEN STANDARD At Boston Baron Casimir Polawski. Poland, threw Rudy Dusefc.Omaha, t.xiay revealt'd The field will number 232. I The tourr.iiiient will be played over Royal Lytham and St.

Anne's rourses. countries besides the British represented. The United Stales has 15 entrants and Canada 10. C. RoRf SomervWe.

former Canadian champion, is expected to meet easy first inund cc-mpetuion E. Leslie bridge was introduced into the Hamil- i ton club in 1917, as successor to auction, Play the cards double-dummy fashion, with all hands exposed upon the table. I POTTSV1LLE BESTS READING Potuviiic High nosed out Readies High in bawball on the latter' lot ye-terday afteriiuon. t-i. Otiwr tchoiastic bisfbail battles a St High swamp Branch Township High 18-0, and Css Township Hljh trif Prfgrove High, 7-5 8:30 8:45 5 2 None AKQJ1094 2 A 9 nflrtdisnfl coffia frsmf 5:13 5:50 5:35 5:15 The Show-Place VICTORIA of Mahanoy City BEST SOUND IN THE REGION 3 W.IZ Concert Orchestra: Announcement, Winner of Damros'-h Fellowship at American Academy in Rome WABC David Ross, Readings: L'mery Deusch.

Violin WABC Rich Orchestra WEAF Captain Henry's Show Boat WOR Dance Orchestra WJZ Deati Valley Days Sketch WABC Gray'a Orchestra: Annette Hanakaw, Sonss; Walter O'Keefe WOR Gabriel Header, Commentator WJZ Mexican Program WABC Waring Orchestra WOR Sid Gary, Baritone WJZ Daniel C. Roper. Secretary of Commerce, at Annual Meeting, National Committee on Relitf snd Welfare Recorery, Washington, D. C. WEAF Whitman's Music Hill: Helen Jepson, Soprano; Lou Holt.

Comedians, and Others WOR Froblema of ilanhaltan Borough President Samuel Levy WOR Current Events H. E. Read WJZ To Be Announced WOK The Witch's Tale WJZ Secuxitv snd Capitalism Professor Joseph P. Willets, University of PennsylTsnia; Professor Brosdus Mitchell, Johns Hopkins University WABC Heidi Orchestra WEAF Jimmy, June, snd Jack, WOR News; Moonbeams Trio WJZ Stern Orchestra WABC Danes Music WEAF Jesse Crawford. Orean WEAF The Work Relief Program Hsry L.

Hopkins, Federal Relief Administrator WJZ Dance Music WEAF Dance Orchestra WEAF Americanism Henry L. Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of Navy, From San Francisco N. Englond 2 CtscHosiovakif 3 Spain 4 Italy 3 Ch.no 6 Amsrico DISTILLED IS AMERICA 9 6 VKJ94 463 KQ10 V6 5 3 2 8 5 4.8 6 6 4 8 2 0:15 9:30 s. -Voir SITU WEAK 4jrdon Orchestra WOR Uncle I'on W.1Z The Little Old Man Sketch WABC Buck Rosers Sketch WJZ Mr future Plans for E- ploratiou Liucola Ellsworth, Explorer WABC Bobby Benson Sketch WEAK Press Radio News WOR Terry snd Ted Sketchy WJZ Press-Radio News WABC Maternity Centre Speaker WEAF Gallagher and Ptisan. Bongs Armand Girard.

Bass WABC Ruasian Musicals WKAF Billy and Betty Sketch WOR Talka and Muaic WJZ Lowell Thomas. Commentator WABC Press-Radio Sews WEAF Msrvey Orchestra WOR Metropolitan Tratelogue WJZ Amos Andy WABC String Orchestra WOR Sports Stan Lomax WOR Lum snd Abnsr Sketch WJZ Tony snd Guss Sketch WABC Plain Bill Sketch WEAF Minstrel Show WOR The Street Singer WJZ Floyd Gibbons, Commentator WABC Benay Venuta, Songs WOR Comedy: Music WJZ Tunc Twisters Trio WABC Boake Carter, Commentator WEAF Vallee's Varieties WOR Little Sj-tnpbony Orchestra, Philip James, Conductor; Emma Zador, Soprano 5:55 6:00 Our Best Friends are The Mothers 6:05 6:15 and bettlad by CONtlNCNTAl DiStlUING FHilADCl'HIA. fA. Vf r7 The best for the family is her aim 10:15 10:30 6:30 6:45 7:00 TOP SPEED IN COMFORT ALL DAY with Nash Cruising Geared Performance! A 10 8 7 4 VAQ 10 8 7 7 7 Bidding went: South, 1-Spade; North, 3-Diamonds. to indicate slam expectations; South, 3-Hearts; North.

6-Dlamonds: South, 7-Diamonds, as North must bold solid trumps and club strength. West doubted. West bet his partner that an opening lead of trumps would defeat the call. Let's see if that is true. Have East lead a diamond.

Run off trump tricks. The 5 cards still held by dummy and declarer will be as 45 2 sfa A 9 11 :00 11:15 ENDS TONIGHT! You Like It! Because It's Fun! 9 Famous Fun-Makers in the Season's Merriest Frolic! Lew Ayres Claire Trevor Walter King Zasu Pitts, Jack Haley TaU BireU, Siegfried Rumann, Mitchell Durant "SPRING TONIC" Tomorrow Sc. Saturday The Picture of the Century! 100 Years Ahead of Its Time! morning fmmm Jl BAER SEPARATED FROM I i LONG-DISTANCE CALLS 1 Out-of-Town THEATRES New York, May 9. (U.f9 Max Baer's ir.no- ritstjmr-e conversations were cut off and we help with quality-tested foods, reasonably priced. Household duties are easier and marketing quicker when Mother shops the fiSCQ way.

Derrydale Fresh Creamery BUTTER 2 ibs. 63c BUTTER 2 ibs. 69c Richland Print Butter 2 lbs. 66c A. today; Ancll Hoffman, his manager, has THE VICTORIA KQ completed arrangements for living 5.

ouarters six miles in the country from Asbury Park, N. where the champion has been training for his bout with A 7 James J. Braddock June 13. "It was either move far, far aw ay from all telephones or wind up in the Ujelow. West must discard one of his HIGH VOLTAGE ACTION! I ELECTRIFYING THRILLS! 1 iTKUNDERLLTDRMii breadline, Hoffman said.

For each of the last three months Baer's telephone bill has been nearly $1,000. In one day alone while they were at Chicago recently Baer talked IVaSH has made cross-country, morningtillnight, day-after -day travel unbcUcvably comfortable easier on you, easier on the car. O.t big reason is the new Automatic Cruising Gear, which goes into action automatically at 40 to 45 miles per hour. It reduces engine speed and engine effort 30. High speed wifiouf high-speed noise and without high-speed gasoline consumption.

And the tide! Smooth, flowing, relaxed. By synchronised springing, balanced weight and 6-passenger, midsection seating. Nash engineering puts a new road under your wheels. Nash is out. in front in safety, too.

All-steel, one-piece body super hydraulic brakes safety, front-hinged, front doors. Come in and drive this away $500, Hoffman said, on calls Montreal, Mexico City, San Francisco, 10c Farmdale Hollywood, and Washington. "Girls!" Hoffman said. Local theatre-goers who are interested in scientific progress will have an opportunity to see a screen prophesy of what inventors and engineers will probably discover before another century rolls around, tomorrow and Saturday evening, when "The Lost City," the picture that looks 100 years Into the future, will be shown at the Victoria theatre. Besides depicting an astonishing array of intricate mechanical and electrical apparatus, "The Lost City" is loaded with dramatic dynamite, according to the manger of the Victoria theatre.

The story deals with a power-mad scientist named Zolok, who with the aid of his inventions and the inventions of another scientist whom he has under his power, attempts to gain control of the world. The picture was produced by Sherman S. Krellberg and stars William (Stage) Boyd, who takes the part of Zolok, the mad scientist. A splendid supporting cast includes: Claudia Dell, Kane Richmond and Josef Swickard. String Beans 2 cL2 15c SPORT PARADE SIX PASSENGER VICTORIA Continued from Page Ten 7c Phillip's Delicious Spaghetti 4 ans 19c that six sterling heavyweights Charles, Obie Walker, Don McCorkln-dale, Jack Peterson, Walter Neusel, and Walter Hower had entered the 9c 8c Calif.

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B. FACTOR AUPric Subjmct to Chang Without Notic Special Equipment Extra) SIMON CZERNECKY SON 327 South Chestnut St. Phone 293 OSC0 Rice Seedless Raisins six cards. What East does is of no Importance. He cannot win a trick in any suit.

Which card shall West discard? West will be hopelessly squeesed, regardless of wliat he discards. If he lets go heart the declarer will enter dummy with a spade, then pick up West's lone of hearts with the Ace. The of hearts will force another discard from West. North will let go his last spade, and one of bis clubs. If West lets go a spade the in dummy becomes good, and declarer's Ace of clubs will win the last trick, be having let go his of clubs on the good of spades.

In case West lets go a club at any time, declarer's two spades will be taken care of by two major suit Aces, and the three clubs In his own hand will become good for three tricks. An opening trump lead Insures a grand slam for North. Try an opening lead of clubs, as East did when the hand was originally played. Win with North's Ace, then have dummy ruff a club. North will ruff a low heart.

Run off trumps until dummy holds the four cards shown below and West must discard one of his five cards. Again West is squeezed and the grand slam will be made. Were the opening lead a heart the same tactics would yield a grand slam. 5 2 4 On thing about such a field would have a chance. As mag Gold Seal Rolled Oats 2 20.ot.pkgs 15C; large Pkg 'lC nificently miserable as Charles is, Walbeck's Assorted Pickles 2 bou 19c doubt if he's any worse than Walker, McCorkindale, and the rest.

If the I. B. U. Intends to allow the cham ROYAL RANGERS ON TOP The Heights Eoyal Rangers annexed another victory yesterday afternoon on the Heights by turning back the Heights Seventh Grade Juniors, 17-8. pion they choose to defend his title, my suggestion is that they name all six as joint champions, to fight as one The six of them, working as a unit, 10c Ritter Tomato Juice 3 20-07 cans 25c 25c Evereadv Fruit Cocktail hZ 22c 2 15c cans Sc Glenwood Grape Flavored Apple Jelly 21c might possibly outpoint a featherweight.

Not a good featherweight, mind you, but one, say, who still was convalescing MAXJNES MARCEL CUBS The South End Maxines successfully launched their 1935 baseball schedule yesterday afternoon by barely beating the Turkey Run Cubs, 12-11. Mom r-? 7'T i from a siege of berl-beri, the deadly I- didn't -hear-you-the-first-time scourge. (Copyright, 1935, by United Press) Herald Classified Ads bring results. Advertise in the Evening Herald. 2 VKJ 5.

HERALD CROSS-WORD PUZZLE AQ A The Water's Still Hot! Before tomorrow try an opening lead of spades. QUATHER'S DEATH ROBS TAMAQUA HIGH OF STAR Ginger Ale ZT 10c 'phm 4o deposit Acme Motor Oil SL79c fplu 4c per gallon tax) Bread Supreme j'lrtrlOc Victor Sliced Bread bislo9f 6c Cocoanut Marshmallow Iced Devil's Food air 43c Heinz Strained Vegetables 3 25c (AH Varieties.) Heinz Rice Flakes 2 pk" 23c 25c Blenheim Evap. Apricots i 21c 7c 4SC0 Tomato Soup 5c Dromedary Ginger Bread Mix 19c Tamaqua High School suffered a severe blow yesterday when that Institution lost Its most valuable athlete in the passing of Leonard Quather, who died of pneumonia after an Illness of two weeks. He was only 18 years of age. I 1 3 A 7 8 9 Pi mmmm nn 27 34 35 37 39 Ao" 41 I I I i I I 1 1 1 Quather, who was almost six feet tall and weighed 130 pounds, played halfback on the football team and forward In basket ball.

He was to have cap tained both sports during the coming term. He had been seriously 111 only a short time and had been expected to recover. He was a great sleeper shot in basket OSCO Coffee 2 lbs. 39c A superb blend with fail flavor and aroma. Victor Coffee 2 35c All-Brazilian Santos CofTees with smooth flavor.

Mother's Joy Coffee 2 49c Rich, tangy blend ground to your order. ball, using his height to reach ud to ward the basket. He was a strong blocker and man in football. His loss will be a serious handicap to the new coach, Don Rubin. KUTZT0WN ALUMNI PLAN DANCE AT LAKESIDE MAY 29 S'erre OSCO Quality Fish jsy (Mackerel 3 lbs.

25c The dance committee of the Schuyl Plenty of hot water at the mere turn of the tap must come as a pleasant surprise to those families who are in the habit of running upstairs and down, tank patting, puttering about and wasting time over old-fashioned water heating equipment. The modern automatic water heater which can be purchased from us or your LOCAL DEALER on very reasonable terms, will give you plentiful hot water for bathing, shaving, cleaning and washing all the time. The convenience of automatic water heating on Monday morning with a. full week's washing staring you in the face is alone more than reason enough for your owning one. Fresh kill County Chapter of the Alumni Association of Kutztown Teachers' College announce its semi-formal Inaugural dance to be held at the Lakeside ball if Strictly Fresh Porgies, Croakers 2 Lbs 15c Crab Meat Lb 42c room.

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