THURSDAY Contract SCORCHY SMITH_ (All kinds •/ ctmics—f»r tvtrybody—in Tkt Sunday Star's taltrtd tamla saatlonj —By Frank Robbins May 21, 1942 Winning Radio Program By THE FOUR ACES. HIM, TOM/ Last-minute changes in radio programs sometimes reach (COT (David Bruce Bumitone. Oswald Jaco- The Star too late for correction that day. by. Howard Schenken and Theodore BuSC^CUVgP/jj ^LeTHSfit our.’j A. Llxhtner. world's leadlne team-of- four, Inventori of the uitem thit —P.M. — WMAL, 630k.- WK.»80k.-W0U,260k.-WJSV, 1,500k— has beaten every other system in existence.) f2:00 News—Little Show News and Music Boake Carter Kate Smith Speaks 12:15 Time Show Words and Music Eleanor Early Big Sister 12:30 Farm end Horn* Devotions Navy Band Helen Trent A Surprise Result " " " Matinee Gal 12:45 Today ”_Our Sunday West was so sure that he was Life TOO- H R Baukhage 1 2 News—Sports Page Is Beautiful going to collect an enormous pen- Woman In 1:15 Edward MacHugh ~ .. Sports Page White alty that he doubled in a very sav- 1:30 Joan Harding -News—Sports Page Vic and Sade age tone of voice. Tone or no tone, J W. 1:45 Harding—Star Flash Vandercook_Sports Page Boad ot Life East should have gone back to *2:00 Vincent Lopez's Or. Tight of World Young Dr. Malone spades, but she was reluctant to 2:15 News for Schools Grimm's Daughter__ Joyce Jordan “run” from a double that her part- ner to be a 2:30 Funny Money Club News—Sports Page Love and Learn obviously expected 2:45 " " Church Hymns_Sports Page The Goldbergs bonanza. The result was both a and a to News—Sports surprise disappointment 1700" News—Money CiT Page MusiTforModerns the defenders. M* Perkins News 3:15 Funny Money Club Sports Page East dealer. Youngs Family Cincinnati 3:30 Cons'vTry North-South vulnerable. 3:45 " Bight to Happiness Hay Burners A 8 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE (Mora of Orphan Annit't thrilling advtatnras in tho colored comic taction of The Sunday Star.) —By Harold Gray TOO- Backstage Wife News—Sports Page Nats at St. Louis <7964 Stella Dallas Erie 4:15 James G. McDonald King Handicap Baseball Game O J 9 4 2 " 4.30 Chaplain Jim Sports Page * K Q 8 5 8 ER- MR. Y HOW--I- ER- C THANKS-- ^ HM-M--YES*- 1 CHUCK'S PRSJUOtOED! I SEE- “1 " v V. 4:45 Men of Sea—Flashes Young Widow Brown _"_- A A K AQJ10 9 PANDA TO SEE YES' | HOW DO \ HOW DO YOU GUESS YOUD WELL—CHUCK BUT t THINK l CAN FINE- " <7 YOU, DOCTOR- SHOW HIM YOU DO. MR. BANDA- BETTER READ SEEMS TO HOLD DELIVER, DOCTOR WHY NOT? TOO- Commuter Tunes Cocktail Capers K Q 8 7 2 N 54 A DO, _ WOKT YOU LETTER- A VERY I D UKE TO TRY- WANT TO " " 0 — HE HAS «4. ANH»E- CHUCKS HIGH News and Music 10 765 WE <7 j 5:15 / POR YOU TOLD " " LETTER FROM DR. ZEE? HAVE A CHAIR? THEN I'LL ADD REGARO SEE. CHUCK START NOW? Musicade Jack Armstrong A 6 4 S OKQ8 5:30 " CHUCK- J anTThing YOU YOU. MR. PANDA- ME ABOUT YOU,TOO- " A A J 10 9 [ 5:45 Scattergood Baines Mfl/ WANT TO _ v _Capt. Midnight__ * 7 6 3 2 News— M. Beattie News—Ray Michael Prayer—Sport News Frazier Hunt KNOW- 6:00 the club and East took the 8:45 Dorothy Thompson Davis queen 6RA1a i "_"_"_"_Powerhouse—E. ace and returned the jack to dum- 1»«2 by Nfwi Syndwf C» h» Crosby Hour— Gabriel Heatter Maj. Bowes' Amateurs fcopynyht. 9'00_ Town Meeting— Bing my's king. F. L. Schuman Rear Adm. Johnson Frank Blair 9- 15 From East's failure to lead a MOON MULLINS (Lawft at Moon Mulliws aa Sunday, too. in tha catered comic section.) —By Frank Willard 9:30 Felix Morley Virginia Weidler lAmer. At Ramparts Big Town " trump South was sure that all of Merle 9.45 Oberon_"__"_ the trumps were at his left. He ^ *10:00 Bats In Belfry RudhTVallee Show— Nova-Savold Bout The First Line therefore prepared to get some ruffs MAMIE JEST-BROKE " 'NOW ILL NEVER GET TO MEET f\WELL. Stuart Irwin in his own hand to the DID A gg" 15 " ~ by leading THE HER VMORO AND THE NEWS TO Prof. T. V. Smith BROAD SINCE TOO ANYTHING 10 30 Beatty Mrs. H. Morgenthau ace of diamonds and returning an- DON'T WORRY N. WILLIE AND A a Morgan BROADCAST TO MAMIE 1 UNCLE Hillman and N. B. C. Program of World other diamond. East won and led MAMIE OAVE ME BREAK 10l45 Lindley _”_News ABOUT UNCLE WILLIE SET OF DISHES" THATS the 10 HER WORD SHE OUT ALL?y| News News and Music Leon Pearson Albert Warner of clubs. South ruffed with HIRIN' A PRIVATE i "j | WOULDN’T Assem. Britain Speaks Arch McDonald the 10 of hearts and West over- V SECRETARY LET S.THERE?! 1l'l5 Music You Want Presbyterian ON THAT SHE " Moonlight Music Pass In Review ruffed with the queen. g 4.3O " EVEN " Hutton's Or. West then led a third diamond, 44.45 "_" _Ina Ray KNEW IT. South ruffing with the three of iMews—Orchestras Orchs.—Dawn Patrol News, Music After 12 "12:00~ News—Orchestras hearts. Now declarer ruffed a spade _ WIHX—250w.; 1,340*. in dummy and ruffed dummy's last 8:00 News 7.05 Jerry Strong 1:00 News diamond with the five of hearts. 1:05 Tony Wakeman 8:05 Capital Motoring 8:00 News Next he led a and West, 2:00 News 8:15 Songs by Laconia 8:05 Jerry Strong spade whq Wakeman 2:06 Tony had only trumps left, was power- 3:00 News 8:30 For.America We Sing 8:30 News 8:05 Tony Wakeman 9:00 News 8:35 Jerry 8trong less to win more than one trick! National News 4:00 News 9:05 Sym. Hour 9:00 Roundup If West ruffed with the he 4 06 Tony Wakeman 10:00 News 9:15 Just Lee Everett king, 6:00 News 10:05 Bert Hirsch Presents 9:30 Ladies First could not prevent South from ruff- 10:30 Padova's Streamliners 10:00 News 6:05 A F O E. ing the last with 6 10 Spotlight 11:00 News 10:05 Win With WINX spade dummy's 6:30 What s Cookin' 11:05 Strike Dp Band 10:30 Victory at Home nine. Seeing this. West ruffed with 12:00 Midnight Newsreel 10:45 Win With WINX 6:45 News Roundup ■«* U 8. M O# _ the seven and overruffed s C* »■*■ 6 00 Tony Wakeman 1:00 Sign Off 11:00 News dummy r^yrigkt, 1UZ *y Sywd*** 6 15 Sheila Barrett 11:05 Win With WINX with the nine. But then declarer 6:30 Walkathon 11:30 Traffic Court TOMORROW. 1 •: o<- News; led a club from dummy and dis- 6 .45 Dinner Music Walkathon (Keep up with Tartan's thrilling adventures in the talered camit section ef The Sundae StarJ Rice 7:00 News 6:00 Jerry Strong 1C10 Consolettes carded his last spade, knowing that —By Edgar Burroughs 7:05 Money Calling 6:30 Morning Offering 1C:30 Nav»Band 7:00 News News West had to a 7.30 Palm Island 1:00 play trump anyway. cm,, mm mtm* >m » r^i m hL-m w nivca Dua UoM*4 Pttun *. •802- WWDC—250w.; 1,450k. Then West had to lead away from ; by Syndic***. 1 Luncheon Music 7:55 A P News 7:00 Earl Hague his of hearts to rJZ/Z. 1:00 1I king-eight up 1:30 Sweet and Swing 8: no Concert Fchoes 7:55Wingo News 8 15 Treasury Star South's ace-jack. South therefore 1:55 A P News Parade 8:00 D C Dollars £ 00 Concert Hour 8:30 Melody Lane made his doubled contract, scoring £:65 News 8:55 A. P News 8:25 A. P. News OO and rubber. 3:00 News by Daisy P Foreign War Vet* 8:30 Earl Hague game P 3 15 Timely Tunes 15 Song Time 8:55 A P News 3:30 How Do You Do P:30 News Views were 3:45 String Serenade P.45 Walk a then 0 00 Morning Varieties Yesterday you Oswald Ja- 10:00 3:55 News A. P News 0:30 Talk About You coby's partner and. with both sides 4:00 1450 Club 10:05 Melody Trail Boys 0:45 Home Folks Frolic 4 30 Walkathon 10:15 Pan-Politlkon Forum 0:55 A P News vulnerable, vou held: 10:30 Cue. 4 45 1450 Club Curtain Club 10 oo Around the Town 4 8 6 3 2 4 55 A. P News 10:45 War News Sports 10:3m Open Windows 6 00 D. C. Dollar* 10:55 A. P. News 10:45 Listen to Liebert ? 4 11 on Serenade 6:30 Melodv Moments 10:55 A P News O K J 9 5 3 6:45 Ray Carson. Sport* 11:30 Nocturne 11:00 Password Please 6:55 A. P. News 11:55 A P New* 2 1:15 Tropical Moods 4 A 9 6 12:00 6:00 Dinner Music Sign Off 11:3o Morning Matinee The 6 30 High School Jamboree 1 1 45 Here Comes Band bidding: ~ 6 45 Wlngo News tomorrow. 11:55 A P News Lightner. Jacoby. Schenken. You. ^0UT MUNJAH 6:00 Earl 7:00 Capita! Revue Hague 12:om Melody Parade 1? COULD THINK ONLY AT THAT 7 30 Henrv W. Morgan. Jr. 6:45 Devotional Service 12:45 Flashes of Life Dbl. Pass 20 Jrr 7:45 Denver Darling 6:55 A. P. News 12:55 A. P News 2? 24 Pass (?) OF THE REWARD MOMENT an Aftdow WHIRRED out op Answer—Bid four spades. Your *1 AM NOT TARZAN SAID HE'D RECEIVE AFRAID,' HIS KNIFE FLASHED IN THE FIRE- THE DAH.ANESS, must have a fine hand MY FOR KIULINS EVENING STAR FEATURES. ! a 10 round bout for Relief in Griffith partner very CALMLY; 'FOR THE SPIRITS OF AND SPED TOWARD THE AND 5T«uCK munjah Navy TAR Z AN/ LIGHT Stadium. to be able to make a free bid after ANCESTORS WILL KILL YOU BEFORE „ JUNGLE LORD'S HEART. A DOWN. Star Flashes: Latest news with Bill Coyle, » having doubled for a take-out. Your YOU CAN HARM ME: twice WMAL, 1:55 and 4:55 p.m. WJSV, 10:00—Prof. T. V. Smith of daily; Chicago hand ought very easily to provide University: "All Out Taxation." News for Schools: News of the world pre- what he needs for game—possibly SERGEANT STONY CRAIG (There’s plenty of adventure in The Sunday Stir’s Ji-pa/t colored tomic book.) —By Frank H. Rentfrow, U.S.M.C. pared and broadcast especially for classroom WRC. 10:30—Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr.: slam. in the District schools; WMAL, this Luise Rainer. Jan Struther and others hold 1 listening Score 100 per cent for four spades, fKttP (MOOTING / UKE rt DON'T «t > rSOMlONi MAO ID i WE VI (LOWED'IM ^WAVBE t CAN ■ NO/ IP WE CANT > afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. a round-table discussion on the role of women 'fLOOKS 'fC8AiG, i 50 per cent for three spades. THfY'LL THINK. THE A WASTE Of WHY Wf DIDN'T STAY ANO 06LAY THS down/ irrs wrr Foa vDu KNOW/ help Slugger SWiM HE'LL Sink. in fhe war bond j | campaign. Question No. 1,078. WHOLE OUTFIT ISJL AMAMJNJTlON .TAKE Off wrrx JAPS, OR ALL MAM OS TUS RIVER y I CAN'T AttOSWEANT TAXI WlS BiPLft, J THE EVENING'S HIGH LIGHTS. WRC, 11:t5—Talk under of the < auspices Today you hold the same hand V^STtLL HERE JgS ^TQ MC \tweothew V \ would have eeeM b^ CRA'G s. though W WINK, 6:15—Any Bonds Today: Sheila Presbyterian General Assembly. and the bidding continues: TRAPPED Barrett, impersonator, in another appearance. WOL, 11:30—Pass in Review: Another in Lightner. Jacoby. Schenken. You. WWDC, 7:30—Home of Brave: Henry W. a new series of Army camp shows. 1? Dbl. Pass 20 Morgan, jr„ vice president of the Virginia 2? 24 Pass 44 Military Academy, speaks. SHORT WAVE PROGRAMS. 5? Pass Pass (?) What do bid? (Answer to- WRC. 8 00—Brice and Morgan: Frank Is MOSCOW. 6 15—Broadcast In English- RKE, you morrow.) finally trapped by his conscience. 11.8 meg., 25.2 m. (Released by the Bell Syndicate. Inc.) WJSV, 8 00—Death Valley Days: Story of LONDON, 7:30—Freedom Forum: GSC, 9.58 31.3 11.75 25.5 m. a heroic dance hall girl, who has a mountain meg., m.,- GSD, meg., The Pour Aces will be pleased to an- earned in her honor. LONDON. 8-00-Women’s War: GSC. 9.58 swer letters from readers if a stamped j (3-cent). self-addressed envelope is in- 8 Theater: The dos- meg., 31.3 m.; GSD, 11.75 meg., 25.5 m, closed with each communication ad- WMAL. 00—Celebrity dressed to the Pour Aces, care of The ing broadcast, with Erskine Caldwell in an VATICAN CITY, 8:30—News and Comment: Evening Star If you desire the pocket outline of the Pour Aces' system of adaptation of William C. 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By YES, IRWIN, I'M GOING TCP A FEW MOMENTS LATER THE SWITCHBOARD HE JUST TALKED TO THAT 6UY SMITH T MI’S TALKIN’ HEY. 5UJGGER- ford College. MELBOURNE, 9:25—American Soldiers Call- Do not make a child feel his TALK TO THE CHIEF- W£ OUTA CLEAN OPERATOR CALLS THE PORTER— TH' CHIEF-AN' SAID WHO DIO TOLD TM' CHIEF AftOUT JOt THAT GUY WHO WRC, 9 00—Bing Crosby Hour: Bing Re- ing Home (West Coast broadcast. Pacific War church affiliation is sort of a su- THEN TM GOING TO UP THIS CASE HE THOUGHT UE KNEW WHAT J06, OF POLICE THAI MORlSO'S TALKED TO 19.7 m. turns and his guests are Rear Admiral Johnson, Time): VLG7. 15.23 meg., per-policeman. DROP OVER TO THE AN'6ET RACK TO 5AV, VUH WANTED T'KMOW I’LL CALL WHO DID TFT JOB, EH? GIMP” 3LUG6ER- MURDER* PEGGY JUST k A director of the Naval Reserve, 11th district; VATICAN CITY, 9 30—Broadcasl in English: 5KUIL CLU6 AND 5EE HEADQUARTERS* WHAT PHONE CALLS THAI TH' GIMP THANKS-KEEP J ra bii! CAME tN W 9 6 m. L_ ^ Screen Stars Virginia Weidler and Merle Oberon. HVJ. meg., 31.06 THU IF PEGGY'S FOUND GUY SMITH MADE-WELL, RIGHT LISTENHJG IM — aUB-HE‘5 WJSV. 9:30—Big Town: Steve continues GUATEMALA, 11:00—Concert of Chamber OUT ANYTHING-* HE JUST CALLED TH'CHIEF AWAY/ SrrTIM' WITH Music: TGWA. 9.68 31 m. to get into trouble with the Gestapo. meg.. OF POLICE AN' TOLD HIM HER KtOW/ MOSCOW, 11:15—Comments in L. WOL, 9:30—Americans At the Ramparts: English: HE THOUGHT HE HAEW RKE. 11.8 meg.. 25.2 m. Musical salute to men in the armed services, WHO D/O 7H' JOB — LONDON, 12:00 a.m.—"My featuring Robert Trendler's Orchestra. Working Day": i GSC, 9.58 meg., 31.3 m.; GSL, 6.11 meg., WRC, 10 00—Rudy Vallee Show: Funny- 49.1 m. man Stuart Erwin joins Rudy and John. GUATEMALA, 12:15 a.m.—Concert With WOL, 10:00—Lou Nova vs. Lee Savold In I Marimba: TGWA, 9.68 meg., 31 m. TOMORROW’S PROGRAM —A.M. — WMAL, 630k.-WRC, 980k. -WOL, 1,260k.-WJSV, 1,500k.— 6:00 Today's Prelude Gordon Hittenmark Dawn Patrol Sun Dial " " " " | " 6:15 Dawn Patrol-News i " 6:30 Penman Farm Report—Dial " 6:45 *_ - * Sun Dial " " Son: “Don’t tell my Sunday school 7:00 News—The Kibitzers Art Brown Arthur Godfrey 5-21 " " teacher I played hookey, will you?” 7:15 The Kibitzers __ a ~ " Mother: "No. This Is matter 7:30 News—Art Brown News Reporter entirely between your public school 7:45 Earl Brown Arthur Godwin_”__Art Godfrey_ teacher and you.” THE NEBBS (You’ll enjoy tkt Ntbbt just as muck in tke colored comic section of Tke Sunday StarJ —By Sol Hess 8:00 The Kibitzers News—Hittenmark 'm News of World ". " r6000 GRIEF! X XTUAT ISN'T AXJL-l 6NE. UP—1 COULDKfT GET "1 8:15 Gordon Hittenmark_Arthur Godfrey Not This 'Snwats up, BRACE NOURSELF r<30 AHEAD ANDTwEU. , PAUL "THU " cleo?^' 1 8:30 News—Kibitzers News—Art Brown l#4f T*» •*« Tnk«K* •y«vi.c»i» SOO LOOK. UKE A vRCMEMBER OOMtlsiG THAT »P 1 IFOR A SHOCK __ 'SPRING \prc:ssman:S NOW.JWmJCS | AWAV C«OM GUV WlD ] 8:45 The Kibitzers Mary Mason Art Brown Arthur Godfrey, News PISW THAT SOT AVSAY/ IVE MADE A J AS SHOCKPROOF HEPKZ.lBAK' JOCAE CALLS HIS/WERE AN© WE MVSELP IN MAMMOTH CAVEANDJ Breakfast Club /AUNT 9:00 Nancy Dixon yVMTW TME BAlTiA l AS A BOMB MRS. 06)E j *MEPSYV>IAV BE TWEED .pulled the cave im " ^DISCOVERY! /lS (WIPE Arrea-^q 9-.15 "_Arthur Godfrey J v——OP TWE NORTM- —v. MEi 9:30 News Homemakers' Club Elinor Lee STAR ~ ^.VILLE 9:45 _Housewives' Music News—Homemakers Thus_We_Live_ 10:00 Pin Bess Johnson Homemakers' Club Valiant Lady " Money" 10:15 Bachelor's Children Mr. Moneybags Stories America Loves • * 10:30 '''I Helpmate Melody Strings Stepmother * 10:45 _Mary Marlin_ Morning Serenade Woman of Courage 11:00 The Bartons Merritt Ruddock Victory at Home 11:15 Honeymoon Hill Vic and Sade Hoe-Down Happy Meeting Time 11:30 John's Other Wife Road of Life News and Music Bright Horizon 11:45 David Harum Rhythms of the Day Aunt Jenny -P. M. Mother: “What would our min- 12:00 News—Little Show News and Music Boake Carter Kate Smith Speaks ister s«y If he knew you played 12:15 Little Show Words and Music Luncheon Music Big Sister hookey from school? Or your Sun- 12:30 Farm and Home Devotions Resources Reporter Helen Trent school teacher? How could " day 12:45 "_ Matinee Today Old-Fashioned Girl you, a church member, do such a bad 1:00 H. R. Baukhage News—Sports Page Life Is Beautiful thing?” 1 1:15 Edward MacHugh Sports Page Woman In White REG'LAR FELLERS (Mead The Star’s 16-pats colored comic book evert Sunday.) —By Gene Byrnes 1:30 Joan Harding _News—Sports Page Vic and Sade 1:45 Harding—Star Flash J. W. Vandercook Sports Page Road ot Lite_ JrEU.tR SOLDIERS, IT LOOKS g r WELL, we've already \ L/ HOW WOULD YOU I WOULD \1 Y nothin' ooin'/ N " ^ "j:00 Music Salon Light ot the World Young Dr. Malone r LIKE WE'Re «ONNA HAFTA DRAFTED AQQIE RILEY AH* LIKE T’BE WIRE WERRY WE'U PUT ROLLER SKATES ** " } DRAFTED/'* ] 2:15 Between Bookends Grimm’s Daughter Joyce Jordan L DRAFT TH' WOMEN T'HELP OS T* WTO OUR ON AN' YOU svr\ .DAISYBELLE BE-NURSES, I MUCH TO BE J YOU COULD 2.30 Club News—Sports Page Love and Learn I love to see tke ARMY—*"/ Funny Money Guiding Light THIS war; BUT We AM' DO VER BIT \ I A WED CWO« BE OUR THIRTY-TON 2:45 Church Hymns _Sports Page _The Goldbergs clouds. ^^\win ^ [7 NEED-OH.BOY.y \ y tkrovgk TH' CAUSE?/ tank/ 1:00 News—Money Club Against the Storm News—Sports Page Music for Moderns It e. silver ^ 3:15 News gives ligkt I^HevjzooueT^/ ^OR ^ Funny Money Club Sports Page — 3:30 " " Young's Family " " C. B. S. Program end Wind ** " " _3:45 *_Right to Happiness "_ Breve people teke tkeir Hews—Sports 4:00 Street Singer Backstage Wife Page_ ^ats at St. Louis woes like ttat 4:15 James 6. McDonald Stella Dallas Lion d’Or Handicap Baseball Game 4:30 Chaplain Jim Lorenzo Jones Sports Page And gein e " gentle 4:45 Men of Sea—Flashes Widow Brown * " a Young "_ mellow mmd. * 5:00 Commuter Tunes When a Girl Marries Musical Ranch m-. 5:15 Portia Faces Life News and Music jrr\ * " " " 5:30 Musicade Jack Armstrong * " 5:45 " Capt. Midnight Scattergood Baines ^ *_ 6:00 News—M. Beatty News—Ray Michael Prayer—Sports News Ed. Hill—E. Sevareid 6:15 Lum and Abner Musicade News From Australia Neigh. News 6 Mus. 6:30 Music—Ball Scores Baukhage—Musicade News and Music Frank Parker Songs in rnrnmmm««. 6:45 Lowell Thomas Musicade Syncopation The World Today