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18 THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY. JUNE 21. 1935 Bridge Logic ALLEY OOP Moo Becomes a Republic By Hamlin and now a small club played to By WM. E. McKENXEY kEECECT, MY FPlEMD DOWT THAT FLL REMAIM AS LEADEP OF TH' SEE OU dummy's ace.

East discarded a dia fuV uaviSOUMD SWELL? AW IV RIGHT LAMD 6UIDED BY ADVICE Ohi mond. yOJ WISH I PEOPLE OF USUALLY ENDS IKI A MESS XVEX TO fWAU6URATE MOO SHOULD HAVE BUT tT CAKST BE WORSE tRAS BIGHT DJST EVERY HAMD TH VOICE OF A GOVERMMENrlRE iTLL WORK REAL Will good bidding offset poor play? I am afraid not. I have met many players who are almost perfect in The king of hearts was played and West was squeezed. If he discarded OF, FOR AM' BY TH" GOOD PEOPLE OF MOO WILL DETERMINE TH" THINGS the ten of clubs, declarers six would their bidding, but when it comes to gathering in the tricks, they always TH" PEOPLE I LL HAVE To DO miss one or two. A Am be good, while if he discarded the nice of diamonds, the declarer could throw away the club, lead the Jack of dia You cannot become a winning bridge player until you learn how to rilav the cards welL You have to monds, overtake with the king and win the 13th trick with the six of diamonds.

know when and how to execute an end play: you have to learn the pro cedure of the squeeze pay. W. Wasser Honored On Silver Anniversary Take for example today's hand. I say the bidding is bad. The better player will tell you that it is not ad risabie to play a hand at seven no trump u.iless one or both hands of the In honor of the twenty fifth anni versa rv of his service with the com partners contain a five card suit.

Danv. emploves of the American Still, by reckless bidding, seven no Stores Company, Scran ton District entertained Clarence W. Wasser. div trump was arrived at and made. The 135 pV NEA SERVICt.

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PkYtfff ision superintendent, at a banquet re cently at the Dippre. a was nresented to Mr. Wasser BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Surprise By Martin A 10 3 AQ A KQ by the employes with the presentation being made by Lioya weuer, genenu sunerintendent. Talks were given oy V)U SOOTS UtK VOfW.lV LPvO Harold Scott. Andrew Gibson, Elmer VOW Nfe KiVJEO H.JLt.

DOCTOR I'M A 6000 Ab Lowry, Walter McOuire, Ralph Hirwi' let and Lkvd Weller, Scranton DlS' (ytNTCLV MAM TU UTTLH. WRO TEU VOO W)t LObT TW SVO. AVi UtN? I THS VOO 1 iOtT DQOPPEO HtVLO AKiO TO TtU. NOO THAT 1 WKiOVO AU. ABOUT SOU? RCViT A.TTEV?T TO TOQ TH.

1 TYKK VOO trirt officials. A comedy sketch was rOV.00 OP fl HAH TO offered by Jack Hayes, and James CS4 U7! 1M3 VT 7 5 4 10 9SS 10 8 7 5 1 iw 1J A AQ K1DM 2 A42 VVtVLO NO MJ. TOO OCV Gallagher. The toastmaster was Leo Covne. Present were: Frank Williams.

Dave TVXM6 Ki Pembridire. Earl Cole. Robert Hughes Joseohine Ward, James Hayes, Ridg Vb'. I I OVAV 1 6AV, IM 6tTTKi AW KiOVAi I AWOV. WAVLOP OOT Of THE I SM' VOO OP Ki'KVeoOKiO VAiWOLtB A6A1U NOV ley Ryman, Jack Wuiiams, James Dolan.

Fred Hofmeister, Frantz. Ed Meekins, Albert Egreczky Francis Collins, William Leonard. An pelo Varo. Larry Telford, Ray Smitn Frank Campbell. Thomas Carr, Lloyd Weller.

Leo Covne. Clarence Wasser Harold Scott, Andrew Gibson, Elmer Lory. Roy Ludwig, Ralph Hirthler Ann Flvnn. Jor Wasser, Walter Mc Ouire. Alice Ouinn.

Paul Quinn, Rob ert Gallagher, Thomas Monie, Arthur MM StBVtCe. WW. T. M. WEG, U.

PAT, Off." Dadey. Thomas Marchese, Paul Kennedy." Warren Colle. Stephen Gr AVASH TUBBS On Their Way By Cran Rubber N. and S. South Wwt North East 1 Pass 4 N.

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Pass Opening lead if 5 accurate bidder probably would bid only six, and six he would make. So I think the player who can handle the cards well, even though his bidding is a little weak, will win in the long run. The Play It takes a nice squeeze play to make seven co trump in today's hand. The five of hearts was opened, Korth winning with the queen. Three rounds of spades were taken and then a small heart played and won with the ace.

The king of spades was cashed, East discarding a heart, dummy a small diamoSr? and West a small diamond. N'ow the king and queen of clubs were cashed. East's play of the jack, of course, warned the declarer that the club suit wouldn't break. The ace of diamonds was cashed rorch. Peter Hushes.

William Charles Heal, Delores Burkhart ana Fred LaQuire. Lawyer Posts Bail fWUAT?) TE iRNJ F00LS' 70865 AMD SV ARE AIM'T THERE YE'W COULDNfTY WELL I VVARNEP THAT THEY'LL 6A AMP 5T)LL THEY'RE THEWS vl IVnMI 60 M' IMTD THE OKEFENCk'EE SWAMP APTER LIBUL TO BE THAT. VCU I SHOT BV MOONSHINERS, AM' SET rtftklCH TT VJH' FELLA WHO PASSED THAT STOLEN NgKJEV. TROUBLE? TMERc STOP 'EM LOST, AW STARVE. TH' AR'S SO fT' 7 BOUND 2 yf POLA I SAVSVOU Aa) yO SEE TH' SUM, AM' THERE'S jgf VTV 4 JUSLE.

BEARS, ALLATQRS, AM' John Rader. this city, yesterday qualified as bondsman for Attorney Frank Kirst who waived a hearing be fore Alderman John Collins ol tne Eizhth Ward on a charge of embezz ling and fraudulently converting funds teld for a client, Angelo Cavallotte, proprietor of the Spruce Hotel. A $2,500 bailpiece was posted. Todays Radio Program Eastern Daylight Saving Time KIAF Ke M. 0 The W.fe Saver Don Hu Tno iiiy.c&'4 00 Le.bert, Organ 39 and Hall 40 Upstairs 0 Nfs: Joiin Marvin FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS SOS ByBIosser A.

8 10: 10 10: 11: 11: WABC 0 Ke M. 0 Rhythm Boys 1 5 Rav Blocs. Piano .30 auany Me.odies 43 Girls Vxai Trio 00 Drainatic Sketch 45 Phocona Orch. CO News; Captlvators Cadets Quartet 30 Pulton's Orch. .45 Dramatic Sketch CO Cooking Closeups anche Sweet 30 The Continentals 00 Voice Experience M.

13 Sketch The Gumps :30 Story of Mary Marlin 45 Five Star Jones The Eton Boys :15 Walter Gross. Piano :30 Savitt's Orch. .00 Mane. French Princess Helen Trent's MY GOSH. WmENGRABSEdVwHATDO )lUB MAP, OF 1 HE KWEW I'D PUT THE FIWISHIMG 7t)UCHES "TO 7ME I'M SOWNA TEAR Rnpff'cOME QUickLV' RUFE.

WHAT ME CLUBBED ME YbU SUP I MAP AH' DRAW IKI THE LOCATION OF THE MINE I IT IH TW07D BETTER HAPPENED OVER THE HEAD, POSE THEY RECKON THE KNOW THAT'S WHAT THEY WERE AFTER THEY 4 NIGHT) AND GIVE GO GET fT. THE MAP TO TOO AN WHEN I WOKE WERE LOOk FELLER WHO i piDNT "TOUCH MY WALLET OR MY VMTCH NUTTY HIS HALF QONE BEEN RIFLED. kID LIKE YbU WOULD 1 HID TT IN THE PUCE POR fM yy fe W1Z'M Ke A. M. 00 Morning Devotions 1.15 WiiUaa Meeder, Organ 1:30 Toii.

ist Trophy Race 1 45 Lacdt Trio. White 9 00 Dance Band 10:00 News: Maurice, Songs 10: 10:30 Today's Children 10 45 Sam Herman 11 Hone mooaers Tony" Wons. Poetry 1 1 30 Bavarian Orch. 13 00 Ray Heatherion, P. M.

13:13 Merry Macs 12 30 Words and Music 1 Mason's Orch. Dramatic Sietch 1:30 Psrm and Home Hour; Blautusa Orch. 3 30 Three Flats 2 43 Viennese Sextet 3 00 The Silver Flute 3 30 Vauel de Leath 3 Rhythm Rarr.biers 4 00 Beit and Boo 4. 15 Mor.n Sisters Trio 4 3rj Webb's orch. 4:45 Women's clubs 5.00 Piano Duo 5 15 Jacs HeUer.

Songs 3:30 Ladv 3 45 ttle Orphan Annie 00 Winnie the Pooh 6 :5 Stamp Club 6 News: Gale Page 6 45 Lowell Thomas, 7:90 Amos 'n' Andy 7 :5 Tony and Gus 7 30 John Herrick. Soms 7:45 Elsie Hits 8 00 Irene Rich. Sketch 8 15 Lucille Manners, 8 30 Nicho'J's Orch. 9:00 Beatrice Lilli. 9.30 Phil Baker, Comedv 90 House 10:30 Smfonietta; Con cert 11:90 Stern's Orch.

1 1 30 Representative Martin Dies Lu n' Eai Tili John Loughraa 45 Cooixg :00 S. Ma. Band .00 Dfamt Masquerade M. Honeyboy and Sassafras 30 High. Ta'Jt .43 ITSrrv Madcaps :0 Markets: Weather Oleanders Quarset 30 Sceaross' Orch.

of Srjech 30 Party CO Home. Swee: Home and Sade 30 Ma Perkins 45 Dr. Jjrnes Tali 00 Woman's Review Scuta Set Islanders CO Shirley Hoa. d. t5 Grandoa Burwn 3D SeUie 'ReveU.

Chat 45 Sam and 00 Congress Srjeais 30 Sews: Leoia Turner 45 and 00 Duffy's OrcJs. 15. Srory Black Chaxber 30 Three Scamps 45 Uncle Ezra's Station 90 xirdon's Orch. 00 Walta me TO Dorsev Bros. Orch.

CO Siceich Firs! N'Uhter 30 C' rcus Sight 00 Washir.eton Vews 15 Jesse Crawford, Oriin 30 Myers Orch. 45 Hoofir si DAN DUNN 30 Between Bookends 45 Sketch Happy Hollow 00 Pete Songs 15 Instrumentalists 30 Edd.e Dunstedter Entertains 00 The Grab Bag 30 U. 9. Armr Band 09 Connie Gates Songs 15 Dramatic Sketch 30 Jack Armstrong 45 Mickev of the Circus Bob Benson 30 H. V.

Kaltenhorn 45 Vocal Duo; News 00 Variety Entertainment 15 Just Plan! Bill 30 Savitt's Orch. 45 News. Boake Carter 09 Sketchbook 30 Human Relations Court 00 Hollywood Hotel 09 Himber's Orch. 30 Stooonag and Budd 00 Dornberser's Orch. 30 Romanes's Orch.

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