Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1940, Page 32

) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1840, BO I'M JUST STARTING B—14 {in ow Bo in the Coelored Comie Section Every Sunday.) GWENDOLYN HAS BROILED LIVER TONIGHT, 50 LIGHT THE OVEN, PLEASE, i Winning Contract By THE FOUR ACES. (David Bruce Burnstone, Merwin D. Mafer. Oswald Jacoby. Howard Schenken, world's leading team-of-four. inventors of the system that has beaten every other sys- tem in existence.) A Six Saves Slam It is remarkable how many hands By Frank Beck Caritars Rabio ProGcrAM y Ffank Bec MONDAY’S PROGRAM. GWENDOLYN DINES PROMPTLY AT Five SO I MUST PREPARE APRIL 22, 1940, P.M. WMAL, 630k.. WRC, 950k. | WOL, 1230x. | WISV, 1460k. Kate Smith Speaks 12:00 (Gwem Williams, songs Kews—Tunes e el s 12:15 ;Kiddaodlavs, songs |Blue Plate Platfers |Balladeer 12:30 |Farm and Home Hour| Devotions Two Keyboards Helen Trent, serial c::c::m::delgy sl‘;'lnetm:::m:xm e Sidney's Music Carters, serial Gal Sunday, sora)_ | BRECRRBIOR. SO L hvt s ke 1:00 |Farm and Home Hour Edward McHugh Is Anybody Home! Goldberg's, serial | i s always on guard against some 1:15 |Between Bookends |Ben Bernie's Orch. [Luncheon Music News ] 3 k possible unfavorable distribution. 1:30 |News—Clipper Ship |Ear Teasers Sports Page Right fo Happiness | gere is g slam hand that was made 1:45 [Clipper Ship | Road ot Life, serlal | o™ o careful piayer. A careless [Reading Adventures |Light of the World |Sporls Page Women Make News | player would have lost the contract. ] |Grimm’s D'ghter, ser.| " Joyce Jordan, serial Neither side vulnerable. Navy Band Valiant Lady, serial il Your Family and Mine | South dealer. r A IChurch Hymns ey My Son and | a6 Divorce Orphans, ser. Mary Marlin, serial |Walier Compton, news|Society Girl, serlal Y AQ62 | gn;nym&nn Hill, selml Ma Perkins, serial xSnom Page ball Game :. f .’03824 ther Wife, serial |Young's Family. serial| * % Plain Bill, serial __|Vic and Sade, comedyl " * Gl aaJons N 483 BUCK HANSON OF THE BADGERS Club Mafinee \Backstage Wife, serial Sporls Page Baseball Game v 9 £ V8 D . il Stella Dallas, serial | " " e © J10§ 8 © 9632 [ T DON“T HAVE TO 60 T TOLD TON e Lorenzo Jones, serial | " R #1097 * KQs4 CLUB Look To FIGURE VERY HARD YEAW, JA| We SHoLLDA GoYr You SURE ) Evening Star Flashes Widow Brown, serial| = = Ay 4 KQ1084 YOU UP TiLL FROBLEM. §| T GhESS STEVE's (WA NEW 1| pn 't cgconp 4 ARE A IFs Five OClock (Girl Alone, serial Five Men of Fale |Take Up Time v KJ107 6TANDING OF THE TEAMS. WON Now, UNCLE FIGGER 17 1| pro®LEM, OLD Tony QUICKER. T® MAke P TACTFLL {Jerry of the Circus [Midstream, serial Modern Melodies O AT STBVE T OUT FOR || 50IN0ZA%S LEGS ARE THAT PLAY, AND HE Bud Barfon. serial erlal |Superman Happened In Hollyw'd 65 BADGERS. 4 YOURSELF. GIVING WAY AT o Tom Mix, serial )'Neils, seri Orphan Annie, serial (Scatfergood Baines | The bidding: .6 SECOND BASE B e Star Sports Review |News—Tunes Sports Resume |News—Trout, Hill South West North East e ST Sonetes B News—Stafes Streamliner lohnson_Family Arch McDonald 14 Pass 20 Pass LIONS = Parade of Stafes Baukhage Talking [Walter Compton, news,Alice Blair, serial 2 Pass 6V Pass ALY N v Lowell_Thomas Streamliner Pinocchio \The World Today Pass Pass HAWKS. cccenaaaea 2 NUGGE TS. Z BLUES, ot tcicia 2 Dick Stabile's Orch. |Fred Waring's Orch. Youth in Toils |European Roundup Swing Music ‘Whispering Rhythm 7 Sidney's Music Fulton Lewis, Jr. Fio Rito's Orch. lLo!’l'e Rlygn, |Amos and Andy Lanny Ross, songs al Blonde, drama ‘West chose the most embarrassing opening—a club. After winning with dummy’s ace South had to risk playing three rounds of diamonds, ANWNNNN-~ News—Hollywood |American Advertising| WOL Presents TuneUp Time for he could not afford to draw Little OF Hollywood | Lest We Forget e trumps. After getting rid of his GULLS. ... -2 i True or False Wallenstein svmnnonyJS«. Mary's Novena [Pipe Smoking Time |losing club dummy’s spade was WEEVILS 1 5 s bk e e played and South’s queen was won by the ace. West led a second club. South trumped, then cashed his king of spades, discarding dummy’s last diamond. South now had three spades to trump, but only two of dummy’s trumps were “tops.” He would have to risk trumping the Smoking—News Radio Theater 'Dr._l. Q. Quiz A jampj:lon, music |Green ngne' {News—Civic Orch. Rochester Civic Orch. |Eastman_School Or‘th.‘Pu‘!emisk Orch. News |George Duy’s Orch. Morton Gould's Orch.| = = | - - R. G. Swing, news Ted Fio Rifo’s Orch. Guy Lombardo’s Orch. :30 |Radio Forum with .The Old Timer News Gaslight Harmonies 10:45 [Secrefary_Wallace |Master Singers Romance in Rhylhm G ?;:g;g::fl:é“: :pz'::un:‘;“"t‘;"gg: 11:00 |News—McGee Orch. |News—Sports Lew Diamond's Orch.!P. Sullivan, news i 11:15 |Music You Desire Night Club Rollini’s Trio IMaster Records ?fi?fig cri';pégflfi:;s?:fl.y?tsfi LAST SHOT. { WINDAGE A QUAKTER- 1130 - " Les Brown's Orch. (Orrin Tucker's Orch. | ” This slight safety play. proved de- LOORS LIKE HE | POINT FOR YOUR 15| = " ISoliloquy s 2 L. Noble's Orch. cisive, for while East was out of | |[° 12:00 Sign Off Night Watchman Frankie Master's Orch. |Louis Armstrong's Or. | spades his three trumps by some 12:15 W e S, b freak of fate happened to be the 12:30 i Ozzie Nelson's Orch. | Dance Orchestra five, four and three. When dum- 12:45 Ay G IR my’s six of hearts held the trick 1:00 | Sign_Off [Lonely Hour Sign Off South spread his hand, for the re- maining five tricks could be cross- ruffed by all top trumps. * X X % Saturday you were David Bruce Burnstone's partner and held: EVENING STAR FEATURES TODAY Star Flashes, latest news from everywhere; WMAL, 4:45 p.m. Star Sports Review, “According to Coyle”; WMAL, 6:00 p.m. National Radio Forum, Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace discusses “The Relation of the Fair Labor Standards Act to Agriculture”; WMAL, 10:30 p.m. ; gix TOMORROW-—School Science Parade, students of the Montgomery o AJ9xx School prese_nc a lesson on weather and climate for grammar & Q10x school listening; WMAL, 10:45 a.m. The bidding: THE EVENING'S HIGH LIGHTS Burnstone Jacoby You Schenken 8:00 p.m.—WJSV, Three songs written by Arthur Schwartz for the 1 Pass 2 ¢ Pass “American Jubilee” have their premiere on Tune-Up 2 Pass 3 & Pass Time. 40 Pass 4 & Pass 8:12 p.m.—WOL, This week’s drama on Lest We Forget is the story 54 Pass () of Anne Hutchinson, titled “A Woman's Concept of a Library.” < 8:30 p.m.—WRC, Margaret Speaks, soprano, sings “Softly As in a Morning Sunrise” as her featured solo with Alfred Wal- lenstein’s Symphony Orchestra. 9:00 p.m.—WJSV, Raymond Massey plays his famous stage and screen role of “Abe Lincoln in Illinois” on the Radio Theater presentation. 9:30 p.m.—WRC, The song “Romance,” from “The Desert Song,” is presented by Anne Jamison, soprano, as a guest on Alec ‘Templeton’s program. 9:35 pm.—WMAL, Guy Fraser Harrison conducts the Rochester Civic Orchestra in its fourth all-Tschaikowsky concert. Answer—Your correct bid is six spades. In spite of your signing off, your partner has gone over game and your holding of king and one heart should indicate no losers in that suit, and the slam should de- pend at worst on a finesse. Score six spades 100 per cent, pass 40 per cent. Question No 427. Oswald Jacoby is your partner and you hold: NO! NOW THAT ELMO'S GOT HER TO MAKE UP THAT PART TIME MIND OF HIS, YOU'D BETTER Dl UP SOME MORE SUBSTANTIAL BACKING, MY BOY. SURE, I'M GONNA G0 TO HOLLYWOOD- COUSIN ELMO WILL LET ME TAKE A \| OR THAT BLUSHING BRIDE OF HIS DON'T, WHICH AMOUNTS TO THE SAME THING. IVE LEARNT BY BITTER EXPERIENCE THAT COUSIN ELMO DON'T APPROVE OF LENDIN’ 10:00 p.m.—WMAL, Works by contemporary American composers are : § : )’: x performed for the first time by the Eastman School of SKxx Music Orchestra, under Dr. Howard Hanson. XXX SHORT-WAVE PROGRAM The bidding: (The following foreign short-wave programs are broadcast daily in g‘l:;;r ;1 ou Burnstone Jacoby English. Clip and save for future reference as additional listings | 3 . P“s 34 Pass will be published next Monday. All wavelengths are in meters. 8 NT (7“)55 54 Pass VATICAN CITY—9:50 p.m, 48.4 m. (Mondays, Fridays). PARIS—9:50 p.m., 30.9 m. What do you bid? (Answer to- BERLIN—10:30 p.m., 19.7, 254, 312 m. morrow.) BERLIN—10:50 p.m., 19.7, 25.4, 31.2 m. PARIS—11:30 p.m,, 309, 252 m. BERLIN—I12 mid,, 31.2 m. PARIS—12:15 a.m,, 30.9 m. LONDON, 1:15 a.m,, 309, 49.5 m. MOSCOW—3 a.m.,, 19.7 m. (Released by the Bell Syndicate. Inc.) Jolly Polly A Little Chat on English By JOS. J. FRISCH. AM. 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AS GREAT, S WORLD WHO COMPLETE! 4:45 |Evening Star Flashes |Widow Brown, serial | = ~ Bedtlme Stofl es JOURE JUST E‘::géf{sré T“IUNDERSTAND EINSTEIN? 5:00 |If's Five O'clock Girl Alone. serial [Vagabond Trail Take Up_Time 2 g;z :’ev;yso:' the l:irI(x;s Mid;tmm, serial e tjan;;nv Allucn. udflll 5 o In Follnfd By THORNTON W. BURGESS. B ud Barton, serial ). Armstrong, serial ildren's Crusade lappened in Hol “Dey" o ing, ’ “ 5:45 [Tom Mix, serial 0'Neils, serial Orphan Annie, serlal |Scattergood Baines Y sde;.:'f_"c:;mgfi&h:fm:f" But dey can’t come soon enuff LETTER-OUT 10’ me! Dey's a-coming, dey’s a-coming at de turning ob de noon. ‘Whar Ah waits in mah ol’ holler tree!” Unc’ Billy Possum was singing to himself as he slowly trudged home from Farmer Brown'’s henhouse. He was feeling very good, very good indeed, was Unc’ Billy Possum. No one \appreciates strictly fresh eggs more than Unc’ Billy does, and waiting for him in Farmer Brown’s henhouse he had found more than he could eat. Now his stomach was full, his house had been cleaned and put to rights, ready for his family when they should arrive from “ol’ Virginny,” and now he had nothing to do but wait for them, 1 HOPPLED ‘ Letter-Out and it's cut off. PELICANS Letter-Out and they're used in draw- ings, INSERT ¥ Letter-Out for harsh. LOITER ILemr-ouz and he smoothes. MEDIAL D B W N Letter-Out and he's crippled. I ear against the tree and listened. | bed was all mussed up. But if he There certainly was & funny noise | couldn’t see he could hear. Oh, yes, and it seemed to come from right |indeed, Unc’ Billy could hear per- inside his hollow tree. Unc’ Billy | fectly well, and what he heard turned and looked up at his door- | was a snore! There was some one The only answer was another snore. Unc’ Billy waited a min- ute. Then he put his head in once more. They were going to come out or he would know why not. Unc’ Bill); gritted his teeth and in he went. . My! my! my! Such a rumpus tail hanging out of the doorway. Peter recognized it right away. No one possessed a tall like that but Bobby Coon. In a minute Bobby followed his Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite the word from which you have removed it. If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly you have part of the West Indies. Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. Se he trudged along and sang in & funny cracked voice. Presently he came to his big hol- low tree and started to climb up way, scratching his head thought- fully with one hand. “Mah goodness!” said Unc’ Billy, in Unc’ Billy’s house and more than that he was fast asleep in Unc’ Billy’s bed! “Yo' better come out of mah house, Mistah Who-ever-yo'-are, before Ah comes in and puts yo’ as there was right away in that hollow tree! Peter Rabbit hap- pened to be coming along that way tail, hastily backing down the tree. Then Unc’ Billy’s sharp little old face appeared at the doorway. Unc’ Letter-Out “it sutt'nly sounds like there was| “Mah goodness! Mah goodness!” |out!” shouted Unc’ Billy. and heard it. Peter stopped and | Billy looked down at Peter Rabbit (D) REACTED—CREATE (build to the door of his house. Half [ somebody in mah-house!” exclaimed Unc’ Billy Possum, and| The only answer was a snore |gazed at the hollow tree, his eyes |and 7 (A) ASSUMED—MUSSED (torn something oxwml)‘_ > way up he broke off short in the| Then very softly Unc’ Billy crept|his two sharp little eyes began to |louder than .before. Then Unc’|and mouth wide open. Such a snarl-| “Ah guess Mistah Coon done make () GRAINED—DANGER ( m,“‘”' middle of his song. He sat down on |up to his doorway and peeped in.|snap. Then he stuck his head in|Billy quite lost his temper. Some|ing and growling! Then out the|a mistake when he went to bed in (R) TAPERS—PASTE ( l'i'?hul & convenlent branch, put one ear|It was dark inside, so that Unc’|at the door and shouted: one who had no business there|doorway began to fly leaves and |mah house,” sald he. o an ve). against the trunk of the tree and | Billy could see little elfe than that| “Hi, yo' allsl What yo' all doing | was in his house! He didn’t know They were part of Unc’ Billy's| And Bobby Coon sheepishly ad- SKY—IRKS (he annoys). lstensd. Then s put the other'his nice, freshly made, comfortable |in ma house?” mitted he b 3 L) who it was and he didn't care. )