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Evening star., 1932-10-31
RADIO |EI!Di!STR?!
PLANS CAMP PAIGN
Use OF Fc'I,ra727 kdyertis-
ing to Stimulate Business
Is on Prorram.

With radio set and tube sales still
generally reported to be running less
than 20 per cent Of the 1929 peak
year o. dletTibItion, when retail radio
sales mounted to more than $500. .000.-
600, efforts are being directed within
the trade u stimulate the radio busl-
ness By means OF various new enter
priscs, including cooperative institu-
tional advertising in newspapers.
This is Ono Of the subjects being
considered b" the board IF directors Of
tn" Redo Manufa cturers' Association.
On the agenda Of the meeting is pro-
posal tor the Development, improvement
and wider advertising Of broadcasting
programs with view to widening the
audience for feature program offerings.
The idea behind the institutional
adver,l proposal is that there
should be wider advertising in the copy
Of local dealers and lObbers. as well as
Of manufacturers. OF the programs and
features on the air with a view 70
E.CmgtuIg the sale CT replacement sets,
tube and accessories in order TO secure
tn .uI benefit OF good radio recep-
ton.
The replacement market. Of course.
has come to be the major outlet for
radio production. With an estimated
AS'ODOrCOJ i4IlIICS al CdNE ia Wig IdNlO9b
or thee cat Of every five in the country.
it is calculated that the market for
initial oscillations IS fest approaching
the satUratiOn point Yet there is still
Z sUb-tant.al market for first radios,
CSpe@lPu" n the rural areas. The
United STA es Census Bureaus 1880
count OF radios released this week,
shows that where fully so per cent Of
the city homes mad radios that year,
only about 90 per cent Of the rural
homes Wera 50 equipped
The manufacturers board Will also
indcrso a ncw system of quarterly
statistical reports on the production of
licenced set manufacturers to determine
periodically Just where the industry
stands 1t VIII al~o consider ways and
means of meeting competition from ur-
licensed Sc. manutdc-u. oI5. who produce
r diOs without paying IOvalt.as on pa
Cnts which mos Of the major producers
must pay.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
AUTOMOTINE LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Htsh team team se;m HoTner, l'!"4,
High lndUdual game E. Smith tHorner,
HIgh individual set-C Dixon CB. o, PD,
~
Evening star., 1932-10-31

10 00-Late News
l0l5-HaiiOWeen echoes from the night
CIubS
1:00a- Weather report.
Early Program Tomorrow.
800a-Raincrow Bill.
8l5a-MOrning DeyOti0ns
8.30a-Loii2 Endicott, croCner. with
Mae DAVIS, pianist.
845a-Selocted Readings by Virginia
Leatherbury.
9 GOA WMAL Salon Orchestra
9:30a-Marie CLANCY. entertainer.
45a-Morning Serenaders.
I5a-Studlo program.
10 30a-Burrus Williams. pianist.
.45a-School Of Cookery.
II 00a-Thelma Callahan pianist
ll:l5a-Cuban MaSquerade.s.
.45a-Musical Varieties.
y 00m-RobeIt Ruckman organist
u 30 BOernstoin's Orchestra
l.0J-Les COlyin and his Orchestra.
! .30-WMAL Matinee Artists
? 2.00-AfternCoOn FrOliCkers
> 30 Studio feature
= 45-Marguerite Latham, soprano.
3 00-SalOn Orchestra.
330-Stud.o feature
45-Selected Readings, by Attitude
Yerxa.
00-D. A. r. Round Table.
4 20-Jolly Fellows Orchestra.
500-Studio program
Sis Betsy Lewis. soprano.
$50 Frank Young, pianist.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
BOTH CANDIDATES
ON RADIO TONIGHT
Hoover to Be Hard at 9
O'Clock and Roosevelt
at 1890.

President Hoover and his Democratic
opponent, Gov. Roosevelt of New York.
+ will be heard tcnight over WRC and
other National BrOadcaSting Co. sta
tiOnS.
The Presidents address will be picked
up from a Republican rally in Madison
Square Garden, New York from to
10 80 O'Clock. Gov. Roosevelt's speech
Will f-llow Immediately afterward.
huge network, consisting of every
station in the United States associated
with N. B. C., will carry the Presidents
campaign address. 1t will constitute
the most extensive hookup Of the Re-
publican radio campaign.
The broadcast of the Presidents
speech has necessitated several shifts
in the regular radio features, which will
bring the weekly concert Cf Harry Hor-
lick's Gypsies on the air at 30. half
hour earlier than usual. Frank Parker,
tenor soloist on this program, will sing
The Sunshine Of Your Smile" The
orchestra will Elav IA variety of selec
tl0nS ranging from Tango FL Oh colo"
to Plea" from Big Broadcast"
Mystery Productions
Another episode in the Sherlock
Holmes dramatic series. and the variety
program by Billy Jones and Ernie Hare
are am no WRC'S other CCtrtanding N
B c. attractions.
"Whlsp ring" Jack Smith. recording
and stage star, viii return to the air
tonight after a long absence in new
musical series to make its debut on
WJSV and affiliated Columbia stations
He Will be assisted by Arnold Johnson's
Orchestra and the Hummngbirds,
harmony trio
The Green Mist" will be dramatized
during the Flu Manchu mystery story
broadcast at 845. 1t deals with
murder plot that failed.
The Boswell Sisters will offer a med
ley of their fayorite harmonies in their
broadcast with Nat Shilkret's Orchestra
at 10 o'clock The selections include
When I Take My Sugar to Tea and
Personality
A new "ElIfs" number, The ZoolGo
Wa l." vii! be featured by the Three <
Sisters i'll their program al 7:30. The
trio also Will sing "RoCtabve Moon"
and How Do You Do, Beautiful"
Symphony Program.
The andant2 en- motO and allegro un
POGO agitato movements from Men
delssohn's Scotch symphony" are in
cluded in the program OF the Columbia
Symphony Orchestra The orchestra
also will play comp sitions of Massenct,
IScha!ECWs;y and Brahms.
WMAL has arranged novel Hal
loWecn broadcast Of Echoes From the
Night Clubs" From 10 10 to l am
the station VIII pick mp the music and
reveiry i'll five OF WaShington's night
clubs
Concerts by the Dixie Trio and the
WMAL Salon Orchestra and an all
saints commemorative concert by the
Choir Invisible are among WMAL'S
other major features
Concerts by the National Hawaiian
and the Community Chest Girl and her
guests are outstanding among VOL S
musical attract MS
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Heatvoie Earns Grid Bouquet
s.Too Light for Tech Team, Lads Persistence
Nets Praise as Potential Star.

broken field runner we've had since
I've been coaching at Tech" Hardell
continued
Which is saying plenty when the
galaxy Of crack backs developed at
Tech in recent years is recalled
The boy wouldn't pay any at
tention to me when l told him he
wasn't suited for foot ball" Hardell
added. Finally. 1 got tired of tell
ing him. Then l began noticing
that every time he ran the ball it
it was almost impossible to stop him.
He'd slip through the best defensive
players on the squad like nCbody's
business. He's just about the best
broken field runner I've ever seen
among schoolboys here"
Heatwole is a junior. Hap is not
SO sure whether he will go on to
make a great college player.
But if fighting heart will make
him one, he'll be one, says the
Tech mentor,
Evening star., 1932-10-31
CLARENDON FRATEENAL LEAGuE
Season Records.

High Reynolds. l09
High game-T. MarCev. l3N.
Hich set-R. Nyar-. :!N9.
S0areS-T. Marcy, b.
s rlkeS-F. Stump. -.
High team game y o. U A NJ, Nc
High team set O. U A. N. No. 80!
] ,G33.
Evening star., 1932-10-31

6:15-Janet and Grace in Musical
Nonsense.
6:30-"Women in Politics" by Mary
Bainbridge Hayden.
6:45-Concert Orchestra.
7:l5-Eveline Monico, pianist.
7:30-Helen Turley, contralto.
7:45-The Dixie Trio.
8:00-WMAL Salon Orchestra, Harold
Veo, leader.
8:45-All Saints Commemorative Con-
cert. by Choir Invisible
9:l5-Robert Ruckman at the crgan.
1000 PM- /
THE SECRET OF II
Ice Cream Dealers
Free Auto Conte1t.
Learn How to Get a
Rockne Coach Free.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
WTDC 315.6 Meters.
w ~ Q5n KilncYcleS.

NICtciSs
w Rt $50 Kilocvcles.
3:OO-"Popular Fallacies About Can
GER" by DR. p K. Sauer.
3:l5-Henrietta Schumann pianist.
5 -Womans Radio Review.
4:GO-Radio Guild, prese n n 6
Romeo and Juliet"
Connecticut Hill Billies.
5:15-Aunt Sue and Polly.
5:3O-The Flying Family.
5:45-Happy Laundrymen.
6 :0O-Waldurf- Astoria Orchestra.
Special feature.
30 Merry Dairymen.
S:45-7:00 PM---- ADDS
WILKINS COFFEE
PROGRAM
MARGUERITE CROMWELL
Rudolph Schramm and His Music
every Mon. Wed, Fri)
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Section 3.
Season Records,

High set-Rock Greek. l.669.
High -Woodside, 62l
High individual set. W. McGaha. 3S3.
High individual game-J. w. McGaha,
lGI
H gh strikes Neale, IL.
High spare--DeCx. A..
High avcTage-Deck. l:i-2.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Today on the Radio
schedred
change utthOu

1:35-Madison Ensemble.
2:00-Aunt Jemima.
2:l5-Musical revue.
230-American School of the Air.
3:00-Nell Winch Beauty Talk.
3:l5-COlumbia artist recital
3:30-Broadcast from the sidewalks of
New York
3:35-Frank Westphal's Orchestra.
4:00-Boston Popular Revue
4:30-Talk by Fannie Hurst.
4:45-Leon Golfer. guitarist
500-Meet the Artist.
5:15-Capt. Jack.
$50" Skippy."
WOJ 22S9 Meters.
" VII 1910 KilocycIes.
30G-Variety Hour
345-Sones by Leontine GaIahorn.
3:55-The Book Man.
4:00-Children's program
500-Paui Gable. organist
5:30-Something for Every One
6:00-The Music Makers.
6:29-Weather report
630-Question and Answer Man.
645-The National HaWaiians.
7;00-Dinner concert.
7:l5-Talk by Franklin j. Bohanon.
720-News flashes.
730-Birthday Murder Mystery.
8.00-CCmmUnity Chest Girl.
8.3J to 900 Rhapsody.
Early Program Tomorrow.
700a- Musical Clock
8 009- Birthdays
8.05a- Musical Clock
53a-PollCe bulletins.
10 OOa-Band Concert.
lU.30a-PeriCd Tor "Shut-iDs'
,OOa-B Beauty Hints, by Ecr he
Parker
IL 05a-Music Of the Masters.
II 30a-Songs We love.
II 45a-Wslt7es Of Yesteryear
II :59a-Wcather report
2,00m-Luncheon music.
1890 to l.00-Request program for
Mount Alto Hospital
3.0c-Variety Hour.
3 55-The Book Man.
4:O0-"Eat and Keep Fit" by DR.. L. S.
Kebler.
4.l5-S4lCn musicale.
30-Gelmalne, the Little French
Girl
445-Songs BY Margaret Gilligan.
5.00-Something for Every One.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
SANICO LEAGUE.

High team game-Ls Billie. COZ.
High team set--Ls Bile, 1,649.
High individual game-La Billie. ia
High individual game-Rothgeb, 162.
High individual set--Rothgeh. 365.
High strikes-La Billie, s.
High spares-Bittenbeuder, a.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
RECREATION LEAGUE.
NORTH OF WASHINGTON LEAGUE.
Section =.
Sea son Records.

Hlgh Set-Dlplomat 1,153
H.fL Game-Bazzuro. 6l3.
Hich individual set-Cocuzzi. 300
High Individual -CocuZzl. l61.
High strikcs-O Hall. -.
HIGH spares-D, Hall, A.
High average-k Fling, ll3-@
Evening star., 1932-10-31
ELECTRICAL LEAGUE.
TEMPLE MINOR LEAGUE.

H.eh individual game Boh,ayer. lGo.
Hleh individual set BohlaveT. :i93.
High individual average -Boh.ayer ia
High team Came-Tlmes- Herald. 500
E.sh team set -T!mas- Herald, lob.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
MASONIC LEAGUE.
SnCSnn ReCoIdS.

Hlgh team game Taksma 800.
HIGH team sct-La Fafaye.te. l,i.}2.
Hlch indir.duaI averase philips Klng
DAVID. lll-g.
Hlsh individual se;-Litchie,d tKlns
DavIGJ. 400.
Greatest number s;rike--Guerr.er 'CTa-
kCmal l..
High game Monday-Nced.e ,Takoma,,
13S; Cenfrer tIakOma'. In.
High came Tue day Burrows tStans-
bury. I5u, Helm Centennial. 40.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
HEBREW INTERCLTB LEAGUE
Season Records.

High team Rame-Iris Club, Gl0.
High team set-Iris Club. l.G7S.
High individual average-Legum tRegesl,
1l5-4
High individual game-schecter tMardelle),
1872.
High individual set-Schecter CMardelle),
4O7.
High spares-Gusinsky Monarch. A.
High flat game-Tenenbaum Grisl, 81.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Drcadcasters TO Convene.

Copyright and other problems fac
in Agn0r can b-o2d IDEAS ers will feature
iho tenth annual convention Of the
National Association Of Broadcasters,
scheduled to be held in ST Louis No
yenber 1916
Evening star., 1932-10-31
AGRICULTURE INTERBuREAU LEAGUE
Season Records.

High team Economics, I,6l4.
High team game-Blister Rust, 500.
High individual set-Rohrman, 3s5.
High individual game-Rohrman, l61.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Duckpin Dope

CLARY of the Morton's Salt
team is away to a flying start
in the Naton wide Grocers'
League, which does its rolling
Evening star., 1932-10-31
wasHINGroH woMEN's DuCKrIN
Season Records.

Hzh team set Columblaae, Loo.
Htch team ColumbIanS, 80.
H2h individual sot Pauline Ford, "63
Hlch fat game Sue Gene Harrison, -
Hleh individual average-Mlldred Mis-
,piIy.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Bowling League Standings
HOLY NAME LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Hlgh team average Holy Name. 531-6.
High team set-HCly Name. l,69g.
Hleh team game Holy Name, 600
. High individual ayerage-Meyer tHoly
Name, 1l6-3.
High individual set-Meyer CHoly Name.
1Gl.
High strikes-Meyer ,Holv Nance, H.
Hlgh spares Never tHoly Name, 30
Eardie 'St. Peter. 80.
Evening star., 1932-10-31

Sea son Record

High individual ayerase-Charles HUGHES
Hlen individual same Bob He.mer, 16"
HAN individual set-Bob Hemer, 394.
Greatest number strkes-N. Reid and
Greatest number spages-Stephenson and
Rees ST.
HIeh team gamc-Nin;h No /. G21.
High team Se.-NInth No. i, l,,o1.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-A. z. A. 511.
High team Set-A. 2. A. 4Sa.
High individual game-Goldberg, "a. z.
A. l2l
31G.
Evening star., 1932-10-31

While heavy rains in the northern
part Of Uruguay have caused high grass
Y, lCh makes sheep grazing difficult,
L a--drCught in the southern part Of
the country has created a problem Of
finding feed for the wool bearers there.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
CLARENDON W0MEN's LEAGUE.

~ COULDN'T get rid of the kid
~ I kept tsllin' him he'd never
make a foot ball player, that
Evening star., 1932-10-31
HOLY NAME LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-Holy Name $40.
High team set--Holy Name and ST Te-
resa. l.5Ai
High individual game-Fersuson holy
Comforter. l4S
High individual set-Hayre holy Name
3S1.
HiGh team average-Holy Comforter. 5o7.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
KING PIN LEAGUE.
Season Records.

H gh team set-Fra anl:lins. 1.G17.
HieE team Ffanklins. 593.
High indIv' duol Set-Lyman. 3s1.
High individual game -Mushinskv. 40.
High strike -Danov and Kern, IA.
HiFh SDaTes-Stalov. A.
High ave.ag-Staley. I12.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
The Dial Log.

Flashes from The Erening Star, q
resume OF 1rorld ne1r5. IS broadcast
daily at 5:45 pm. BY WMAL.
Tarantula bites do not always cause
illness
Evening star., 1932-10-31
DAYLIGHT LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team Master Printers, SIS.
Hlgn team set-Herald. l.6l2.
Hgn individual game -Raierty. 141.
hlgn individual set-HanCock. $40.
Hlsh individual Beatty. 1T.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game Amity No. !. $50
Hlgh team set-Mt. Pleasant, l.G"4
algh lndIvIduai EdmC-Cla-gest. I51.
High individual sen. Groh. 3NN.
HIeh individual ave:aEe-N. G of ll9.
Greatest number spaIes-H Nehmeyeg, A..
Greatest number strikes watson and F.
Donaldson. H.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
CWEEPING over Anacostia, St. John

Showing only two losses III Is games
Domestic Commerce now holds three
game lead in the Department of Com
merce WOmen'S League
The team also rolled 493 and l.@6t
for the weeks high game and set
Evening star., 1932-10-31
BUILDING CONTRACTORS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

FIgA team set D C Butcher l.S0!.
Han team pame-D. c Bu.cfer. 81.
.l.-h indy 4Gu.. S,t-o. t.eSClL il4.
4TEh IGdIv!lual am q. Fre,Chi. lI'!.
H..l acreage Ed Mcdonald. IL.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
= .RCHANlS' LEAGUE.
Season Records.

HIGH team game Thom McAnn. J9l.
HlAh team Tnom MCAun. ,G93.
HIgh ludIyIdual average CneelI South
e.n Dair.es1, ia.
HIgh individual game Gingeu oSouthern
DaIIleSp, Lot.
HIsA lndn1daul Sc; Jacobs 'southern
DaIglcSp. $50.
H.sh spares-Jaco5s 'Southcrn Dairiesl'
Is
High str.kcs-Ginsell Southern Dairles',
Evening star., 1932-10-31

Centennial No lost its first set Of
the season in the East Washington
Church League when Bob Heimer with
363 and Lee Raum with a 148-game
led First Brethren to a two-game vic
tory over the league leader
Evening star., 1932-10-31

Annette Matthews 1874 game and
345 set enabled the ColumbanS to down
the BarriSteTS in the Wa ~hIngtun
WCmen'S League and maintain their
lead Of half a game over the BeaCues.
COlumbianS also hold the high team
game and set records with 582 and
COG
Evening star., 1932-10-31
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT LEAGUE.
son Records.

High team game-Public Utility Commis-
sion. 6O6.
Hlgh team set-Highway Department.,
los.
high individual game Malcolm. 49,.
Hl2h individual Set-Cilaggett, $50.
High individual average Bernhard. l2l
Evening star., 1932-10-31

The passing of the weeks fails to
widen the race in the Odd Fellows
League. Mount Pleasant. at the end of
the seventh week, is on top by a slight
margin, bat the next seven teams are
50 closely punched that a single night S
bowling may turn the standing all
around.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
LATNDRYuEN'S LEAGUE.
Season Record

High individual average-Fe Fellineer CCon-
gers. lI4-5.
H ah Individual game Hughes CBergmans
ZoTCf. 1874.
High individual set. BaIlenger 'consers},
Hlqh strikes Fplinger oConrers'. l3.
High Whiting Carroll. -,
HiRh team game Bergman's ZorlC. $50.
Ei7h team set Bn:Eman's Zoric. l.5"l
HIcE fat Eame-F Prentlss Manhattan
and Ferraro tBerganS ZCricp, g3.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
TYPOTHETAE LEAGUE.
Seasons Records.

HlEh team game Barton, Duer K Koch
Hleh team set Big Print Shop, Loo
HIEh individual same Fox. l52.
Hish .ndlvldual GloSSbrenner. 1893.
HIGH StrlheS-Nayo, II.
Hleh Spares -MischOu. :
Hleh game for week MISChou, lf9.
High set for TeCk-FoX, 3Nl
Evening star., 1932-10-31

on the Convention Hall drives. Latest
averages show M'Clsry with an average
of 1879, three points higher than that
Of his nearest rival, Riley of N Auth
Provision Co.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
CLARENDON BUSINESS LEAGUE
Season Records.

High average-McIntyre. 120.
High game-Klinge. iG1.
High set-Klinge. 4l5.
Spares-Klinge. 80.
Strikes-Weakley, "a.
Hugh team game-Boyer Pharmacy. 60G.
High team set-Guality Shop. 1,695.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
WOMEN'S DISTRICT LEAGTE.
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.
SATURDAY NIGHT LEAGUE.
SoaSnn RPCorl 5

High team SET Boo. Of Wash g,or. 1868
High team ga -M.nsC1 Auto W. ~.
H.gh IndEdua. average -BennCke Con
'crtIon Hall. lis.
Hlgn i9dlvldIaI set Bohncke $50
Hlgn individual oame BehnCke. l7G.
HIEh game for week-BehnCke. l7G.
FIGl set for week BehnCke, $50
Evening star., 1932-10-31


make a foot ball player, that
he was too small. But he
kept coming out He made me
recognize him"
It's Hap Hardell, Tech High coach,
sneaking of Holmes Heatwole. the
145-pound 5-foot-7 youngster, who
was sent in the Western game for
the express purpose Of scoring
touchdown and who did it on one
play and was Immediately with
drawn. The youngster twisted his
way some eight yards to count. The
touchdown enabled Mckinley to tie
the score at 6-6, and Johnny
Gormley then proceeded to place
kick the extra point to put his team
ahead to stay.
\ "The kid has a lot to learn about
hlayng defense, but he's the best
Evening star., 1932-10-31
PATERNITY LEAG
Season Records.

High team game Siama Phi. 500.
HIgn team Set-Kappa Pm, Ito.
high Individual game-Neale. %.
nIgh inuIy. dual Set-Warman. 3S4.
Hlgn spares Bell. -!
HIgn strikes Bcal6. -
High individual aieraGe Bell, llj-I.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
DYNAMITE LEAGIE
son Records.

High individual avcraG~- Long Iittlc
PotatoeS), ln1-lu, Beyer tLab-hat2,, los.
1876
High individual set Kennedy CTornadoeo,
High fat game-Gr.gsby Little Pota-
toes, 96.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
ELKS' CLUB LEAGUE
Season Records.

High team game -Antlers. 5GG.
Hlgl team Set-JuSt!Ce. l.555
High individual fame-J. Carroll. l42.
Hlgh individual ~et -OrSpada. Bob.
High individual average Orspada, 100
Hleh strikes GallagEer and W!nnieer, ;.
HIEh spares Or pad.l. ..
Evening star., 1932-10-31
TEMPLE MAJOR LEAGUE.
Season Record

H!gh individual game-Megaw Palma
teersl. lG5.
High irdlvdual set-Pacini cRinaldi Tai
lors'. 4I3.
High individual average Mooney Frank
l.. LOzUpOneJ, l"f-l5
High team game -Palmateers go.
High team Se.-R Street Dehcatossen.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
CLARENDON COMMERCIAL LEAGIE.
ScaSCn Records.

HIgh AVERAGE Swain, ll5
HIgl gam E. Miller. l53.
Flgh Set-R Nanrlng. sol.
High Swain. -.
High strike Terry. II
High team gane-Kele~ & Son. GO4.
Ligh team se:- Kelley & Son. l.i32.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
N0MEN'S FEDERAL LEtGI
DISTRICT LEAGJE,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS LEAGUE.
Season. EoClEd>.

H,gh Team game Coo.'s Dcnks. G3H.
FIzH team set -C0cIs INKS. l.N5,
Hish individual game Dare Lee 63
EIeh individual sHt-Edd:a Espey. 4l1.
High spa,eS-E5pcy. t6
H!Gh strikes ESpey and Harrison 't!ed'
Evening star., 1932-10-31
D. c. INTERuRBAN LEAGuE
TAKOMA CHURCH LEAGUE
COMMERCE WO,fFN.s TFAGr-F
Season RecOrGS.

High individual average-Meyer. gs.
High game Meyer IA
High set-Meyer :33t
High team same Mines 5n3
High team Set-Mnes l,45.i.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-03
Wife Was Fat
No Longer Attractive
Lost Husbands Love

Tho above headlines appeared In
q New York newspaper Of April 4
In connection with divorce trial
that has attracted wide attention.
she was beautiful woman"
one witnoss testified. but she got
fat and In not attractive any more"
Thousands of women are getting
fat ana losing their appeal Just be-
cause they do not know what to do.
II you are fat how would you
like to lose II and at the same time
gain In physical charm and acquire
n clean, clenr skin and eyes that
sparkle with buoyant heaith2
And gain In energy and activity
Why not do what thousands Of
women have done. 70. get rid Of
half teaspoon OF Kruschen Salts In
n glass OF hot water every morning
before breakfast and keep II up for
80 days. You can help the action
OF Kruschen by cutting down mn
pastry and fatty meats and going
sugar. Then weigh yourself anu
see how many pounds you have lost.
KruBchen Salts are a blend Of o
mineral salts most helpful to- body
hca'th Best OF Al, IA, bottle ~
weeks costs but = tribe. ASK your
tIe ana start 10 los: TAT today ~
ffA the safe way 20 reduce but be
health y comes iiifrst and rsmsmbsr
thls.if you are not joyfuliy satisfied
with resuits--iii0ney back.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-03
nv WIN. Il. MCKINNEY

Secretary American Bridge League
The establishing OF side suits Is
an all.important factor In the play
of the hand, but at times the be-
ginncr may become perplexed as
10 which suit 10 set up.
Tho Bidding
South has an interesting prob
lem for an opening bid. Many
players would open the hand with
u forcing two bid, but players US
would open the hand with u one
bid, especially az tho hand con-
taIns a void heart suit. The one
over one bidder does not worry
about being given an opportunity
to show his second suit, due to
the fact that partner VIII keep
the bidding open with one no
trump on as little as two queens.
Due 10 this fact, the writer pre-
fers to open tho bidding with his
four-card suit and to show his
longest suit on the second round.
Whether the hand IN opened with
one club or one diamond, the
Anal contract should be the same
Blk clubs.
IT South were to bid one club,
North would bid one heart. Tins
In ~ one over ono force. South
should make a jump overcall OF
three diamonds. This jump SHIFT
force demands that the bidding
now be kept open until n game
contract In reached. North would
10 to four clubs, South would bid
four diamonds 10 show "a possible