Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, December 14, 1935, Image 7

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, December 14, 1935, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn91068401/1935-12-14/ed-1/seq-7.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn91068401/1935-12-14/ed-1/seq-7.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn91068401/1935-12-14/ed-1/seq-7/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn91068401/1935-12-14/ed-1/seq-7/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

Henderson daily dispatch., December 14, 1935, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
About Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995

Image provided by: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Library, Chapel Hill, NC

Image: of 8.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (8.1 MB)

Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.), 14 Dec. 1935. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn91068401/1935-12-14/ed-1/seq-7/>

Newspaper Page Text

. - ■ IST
• "~ W
A ,(f\ Color expert-; -- L'— ~
MjfiLift _ C|ft ' N r ecoc;ni2.e v.
: "
j *
(£v*, j \ 1 W/li-D ASS AND A.
\ \ w- .VM IA-N AoRMAII-. ) |\
:,Vv* (l - The air wap ' v 'TT*
...A-, !•; or will- . „>>-! \ C P "
* °J*Vlii l lit liJ.tr*. I*v (Vfillitl AAiMM'intii>n lfio. | \*J |
THIMBPE THEATRE —STARRING POPEYE Piece by Piece By E. C. Segar
U-.AV V 7 - -N «*. v ' THEV CMI \ r Tf-< lift- 1 I vJANTb TO SEE. \HI aOMiRAL lW R. _.. >.c ShIUORI QUn'”shOOTlN AH OS j”V
•• ~R \ X N S G L7 HfNT ’-. / ' /I] 7T OH - Vou 00.00 YOuTT"’ LUHO\>PW AINK WjUAS, ONE 106 AWT REftDV *IFYA >
:.- Htolf'i .J Blast 'em) \ 'Qr'> - V ,\\ / 7 of the joc\Es 30VS: j — 1 ' dont lav off itl take
y _ U’AL isez. they jW\ j \ 7 VASA U /iohca ' w -- ter blasted
M.ui.M-iu ) SECANT ,0® Ha— il VOO ; rylv 40R BATTLESHIP.
fL’ V <iR» e A ( cc+4^^'t^
yf :
~ ~’Ar-T--- 1 I 7 ( 'r* -m v >:
' IS ' LR by LES FORGRAVE
v-' -, MAY ‘SUCVOF, TSyjTT All TRyqv-VT,' YOU CAM corwe 1 STAV WERE’T\L TvAEY GET j TvAOS’E mew ARE GOIVJQTO ~l§sl
r* , V CART STOP FVU.ST AkPTER. bAC\< ’. VTO~T T \~r f NEtiO VA'EL.P. AMO I CAN WHLP Jwfl
,' f/ . ~o NONN;hUMT! VT'S w TOor V_ ME f TtlAt MIGHT SH f® 'EM A LOT IF I GET OUT
jH , v - jf n V-VOue 1
.- . : ..' i.. _' y-i
THE GUM PS —DRESSING AND DRESSING DOWN * ’■ ? *
«KIT', /"". tmaic ooniijiDTi v p I ARE
iD/ ANP jWE
ATPorrn ( AT n^7ro DER J I^tt.m^oki \ 1- VOLI nut WOULD HAPPEN-IT'S ALL I YOU'VE TRIED FOR
Rbc PTED VWE PRESS FOR PINNERJ -^?X^cJ?r'^mightB vmtowm YOUR DOINCr-1 DIDN'T I MONTHS TO GET
rr : r„^ ENEROUS —\ WANT TO COME HERE IN % PACK INTO
tq BIM'S GOOD
RENDERSON (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1935.
\ THE OLD HOME TOWN *«««».trs.*.»<<»«« by STANLEY
» _ / —-,-^n,
1 /V /''B£ MORE CAREFDL-) ()F ANY >
J ( COME ON, DL)ice, \ V SPOS//si' he HAP //even walked I
} '7™ UST ° BEEN I i7^ A f, NC q\A WEAK
}\ AN ACCIDENT- j f , L SLAMO X X 7 / STEW. HE MUST )
*( IT PROBABLY j J p UDDIAiG lo' HAD Hip 7
! ( NNILC NEVER ' - \eOOTS Onl/
,
, DUKE BOOPCE. OYSTER. STEVY^Scdi^t;
Found two oysters ;m mis bowl'
TODAY AND FAINTE.D /N MARSMAI
OTEV WALKERS ARMS
U.T CeNTK,< L- PRESS 12-1-1- '’F
DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE
I \ 2. ** S to 1 & -'j |\o
LIIII ~ I
\S VA
VS 'to
” p ** I {'• m
21 ||pj 29 2,0 2
3,2, 7A-
mmmammmm aHWOU ■■■bbwu saKsaaßS amsraMß .wratirm;, aauuofcxtt; «a. iw.l.mu: • rna»aa;
2>7
SB
-1 Iffell 1 -y
ACROSS
23 Near
24 — Short skirt,
as worn in
Scotland
27—Also
31—Scar
S2—A cottonwood
tree in Texas
34 —Rapidly
30 —Stalled In
the mud
37 Fumes
38— Dumpy ana
fat
30 —Rear down
upon
2-^Surmise
<3—Wet and
heavy
jll—rA spring
month
12 —Musical form
of the dramfc
JS —Prostrate
14— A small
island
l £—Goddess oi
dawn
16 — To tint
17 — Accomplishes
15— of the
verb "to be ; '
2C—A shelter
DOWN
, i—Opened the
mouth wide
■; Exterminate
Appearing as
if gnawed
r—An iniquity
> —Kille
«*.— T .:ji J
; CONTRACT BRIDGE
WM7HH PO« ONTRAL PCSS |
By E. V. SHEPARD 1
* fa parous mood riASMsa A
iviA?TrF.::.'-"- -EiUDCjE (42)
| 71'J AVERAGE eQconcy of blind
$ ' :xi'j against sJI calls may be
| :■• r.ked as fellows, from:
1. fjc!J<2 '• suits (either those having
o op honors in sequence, or hav
ir.g ins four top honors);
Suita of any length exceeding
* r cards, when headed hv A-K-Q:
Truncated suits, or solid se
a> jccs (K-Q-J, Q-.T-iO, Q-.1-JO-9.
_-U'-9-8);
M Sequences of three or more
cuds. If headed by even a low honor;
£. Sequented honors in long suits
'is Q-X-X-X, Q-.1-.X \-X, .I-10-X-X.
XA):
•i. intermediate sequences (J-9-8-7,
| ’,O-8-7-6);
'!. Fourth best card from a suit not
I headed by Ace or K, or by a ienace;
' S. ‘Top of nothing leads (10-6 3.
' j-7-4-2, 8-:,);
{ ;>. Singletons, iower Ilian llie K.
* 'l'lie foilrlli tie‘•l lead is only a
J choice of evils against trump makes.
«• it evidently was ml rod need directly
( from whist into bridge, without due
* consideration of 1 lie value ala game
' when the declaring side lias deliber
f at.ely picked a suil in which i1 has
£ great strength. Had as they are, (lie
f top of a suil headed by Q-J or .1-10.
’ or even top of nothing leads, are
preferable to fourth liesl Pads
against trump calls. Ilemeniber. it
you lead a supporting card from a
long suit, as the 10 from 10-9-6 3, the
next time the suil is led or played
to follow down, instead of playing
the lowest card, as if you ’ held a
double!on, as a l aid of the 10, fol
WILL BROTHER CARRY ON ALONE?
O. P. Van Sweringen, left, and the late M. J. Van Sweringen, and
Terminal Tower, Cleveland headquarteri of vast Van Sweringen
interests.
The financial world is wondering whether 0. P. Van Sweringen, left,
will carry on alone with the vast Van Sweringen railroad interests
» now that M. J. Van Swjeringen has died. The Van Sweringens ob
tained new capital recently to regain securities of theirs that New
York banks had held as collateral for loans and financial interests
r looked for the brothers to continue with their various railroad mariip-
illations, handled from their officee !n Cleveland Terminal Tower.
10—Civil war
governor of
Illinois
18 — Timid
19— Writing fluid
21— Sites
22 Crush
23 Meals fur -
nished regu
larly for pay
Answer to previous puxzlc
pr-rj-
F L ' T |*r jjSßj"*x KA
g~|HV - rajfm V
R[ElI Si I " ft uR.
h1 i I'M *r Ki |* 6 to
( -. f , .... !„ m -
7 Goddess or
Harvests
8 — Removes the
old comb
H orn a
beehive
a—a coio
.lowed by tin. 8 would .-.now no mors
of that suit.
The longer ibe suit i he less defen
sive value it lias in proportion to its
offensive value, when plr yed against,
a suit call, duo (o the i?.creased lia
bility that declarer or dummy will
ruff. A singleton Acq lias four in
1,000 chances of being ruffed on ils
lead. There are 10 in lon chances
that the doublelon A Is will be ruffed *
not later than the second round, i'lie
trebleton A-K-Q lias an ave.age
value of only 2.31 (ricks. II m.a \ go
unruffed for time rounds, bill d<< not
expect it lo win more than Iwo de
fensive tricks. A solid live-cant soil's
average defensive value k only I 84
tricks. The valm drop: lo li. < 10,
,a six-card suil, and lo i 27 lor a
seven -card soil. When doubling
! l ump calls I lu" e liabilities lo br
I lifted mil:.l I" nil, id's ei.
A 0 5 1 :i 2
VK J 7
♦ A 10
X i o a 2
♦ K Q J !>
7 r*n **
V '•> >• ui <■* !i 4 3
♦ KQJS " c ♦ » 4 8 2
C 5 L ~ ' — XKJ 7 4
A A 10
A Q 10 8 2
X 7
XAQ 8 5 3
l South plays 6 Men; Itefor#
Monday think what is Mu' I. • I open-
I itig lead and wjicllin Ikie i iml i act
I can i-e fullillt' l agsinsi !»;•,.! dcfen.aa.
PAGE SEVEN
2'—ldol
26—A lock o.
hair
28 — A medley
29 'T.uffalo Rill
30— Musical
inst i umeni:
S3 —Feminim
name
35 —Equivalencei

Henderson daily dispatch., December 14, 1935, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
About Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Henderson daily dispatch., December 14, 1935, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7 About Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Henderson daily dispatch., December 14, 1935, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
About Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995