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The Australian Olympic waa conducted In many countries last
November, with 16 bridge hands in
ona session and then 16 more a
week later.
Today's,hand Is selected from the
first set of 16.
West optni the five of clubs, and
TIP 0' THE MORNING: The Metropolitan Opera Co. East takes the queen and ace of
clubi,
following with a third club,
will extend its radio season to broadcast "Don Carlo" on
South's jack wins the third round
Apr. 5 and "Panijaf on Apr. 12.
of clubs, of course,
IXIELAND-MUSIC fans^te!'. us that one of the best such South cm now expact to dlieard
hi* low hearts on dummy's diagroups ever to visit Madison is playing at Club Hollywood monds, to that he can afford to lose
each Sunday from 8 p. m, to midnight. The band is "Jimmy one trump trltk and ttill make his
contract.
Ille and his Dixielanders," six-piece outfit from Chicago.
Featured players are Ille, cornet; Al Jenkins, trombone, Expecting no trouble, he leads a
ow trump to dummy's king.
nnd Bill Pheiffer, drums.
....
West's discard reveals the sad
Ille formerly played with Jimmie Dorsey, Gus Arnheim, truth about the trumps. There Is
Miff Mole, George Brunes, and the Merle Evans band on the grave danger that South will lose
Ringling-Barnum circus. Jenkins was here a couple of seasons ;wo trump tricks.
njro as featured trombonist with Doc Evans1 band, Pheiffer has South must abandon trumps at
once in order to run the diamonds.
boon playing in the Madison area a long time.
On the third and fourth diamonds
THE WINNER: "Show Boat" will bo announced South discards low hearts.
today as the winner of Photoplay magazine's an- Fortunately, East must follow
suit. Dummy next takes the ace of
nual nationwide poll for "the most popular picture hearts, and now East Is down to
four trumps and so Is South.
of the year."
A radio version of the movie will be broadcast on A low heart Is led from dummy,
"Radio Theater" at 8 p. m: Monday via CBS-WBBM, and East In obliged to ruff with the
with most of the film's cast on hand. Ava Gardner, icven of spades.
Does South over-ruff with the
Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel, Mar«e and Gower
lack?
Champion, and William Warfleld will recreate {heir That would lose the contract. No
matter how South continued, h*
roles.
es.
then lose two trump tricks.
J. C. Fllppen will have the part of Cap'n Andy, would
South must under-ruff with the
which "joe E.'srown played on the screen. Brown four of spades.
will be busy elsewhere, substltutlnp for Arthur Now East must lead from his
queen-nlne-eight of spades. No
FLIPPEN
Godfrey on "Talent Scouts."
matter how he squirms he must
Janeivllle
mink
yield the last three tricks to deWISCONSIN ON THE AIR: A. R. MacArthur,
clarer.
will
be
Interviewed
on
"Farm
News"
vU
CBS-WKOW
it
2:30
farmer,
A very Ingenious idea, in my
opinion.
former University
ur, naruiu Taylor,
jiajiui, *v*i»»"»
~....-—^ of
— Wisconsin -profe M o r w n
now is president of Sara Lawrence college, will be Edward R. MurWfOW-FM
row's fiuest on "This I Believe" over CBS at 6 p. m. Saturday.
MacDonald Carey, once a U. W. student, will be featured
A. M.
"StarVovcr Hollywood" Saturday, Feb. 23 (CBS-WBBM) and "Stars
8:00 Early Riaer*
7'06 N«w»; Tawn Patrol
in the Air" Thursday. Feb. 21 (CBS-WKOW).
w«ath« Report
Gen. Hoyt S. Vandcnberg is amona the speakers on the What 7:15
7:18 Yawn Patrol
Larman'a Call to Prayer
America Mean, to Me" series, Vandenberg, a native of Milwaukee, 7'45
7:50 Yawn Patrol
7:57 W«atber Report
will be on WIBA at 5:10 p. m, Wednesday,
8:01 Newa; Clockwatchers
wertley Newhousa, Kaukauna, will reeclve an .Agricultural 8:30 Woathtr Report
ClocKwatctiera
Achievement Award" during "This Farming Business" over NBC- 8:33
8:00 Btan Sine
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10:00 Mornlnt Mu»lcal Variety
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MUSIC OLINIO: Sixty-rixVwiacoMin'i 71 counties were
--7"-—94.» M. ropre" ntcd at the Midwinter Music clinic on the'*»«»* o
Wisconsin campus last month, Director Emmett E. Sang re
H'M Newa: Hoontl'me'proliol
1:00 Music to -Llaten to
3:04 Mualc Box
3 KM Wtddlnf Ball*
3:15 Herman Stork
3:30 MUalc Box
4:00 Juki Box JamMrM
P rt
Tex Beneke
° The three-day clinic attracted 1,824 men, women, boys, 4:15 EM>
Llitenlni
and girls, an attendance ^hich topped the prevmB record, set 4:30
5:00 K«n OrKIla
5:1? jerrjr of the clreui
5:30 Off the Record
in 1951, by 6D2 persons.
5:55 Newa: Mualca.1 Menu
7 p .a. — Muslcland U, S.
6-15 Packdis of New RecordI
Special Events
(WKOV'); famous love songs.
S:30 Madlion Toutn Council
8:30 p. m-—Madison Youth Coun- 8 p. ii.—Mario Lanz« (WIBA):
7:30 Showcaae
8:00 auait Star
cil (WFO'.V): one-hour recording of "Una
furtiva Lagrlma," "RoS:15 Errand of MtrcT
„ immoral
„ literature.
mance, Tell Me That You Love
hearing, on
8:30 Package of New RjKOroa
8:45 Memories of Hawaii
11 a. m.—Farm and Home Week| MC Tcnight," "Among My Souwith
name,
of
aponsorln,
departments
In
8:00 Sharpen Your W1U
fWHA): "What Makes America, venirs" "It's a Most Unusual Dsy"
9:!0 Percy Faith
Tick',"
George
| , Paul Weston (WKOW): with
, i'.-rv . ,
^^i" £,*, S.
«J> Benson,
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0:45 David Roa»
9:55 Newa
8 p. m.~Fsrm and Home Week Liberthce, April Stevens.
or 24-"Squarlng the Circle," by Valentin K.tasv. 8 p. n,,, 10:00
Owen BradltT
(WHA-FM): honorary recognition
9 |. m.—Sonw We Sine (WGN):
10:15 CUff Steward
10:30
Teddy Phillip*
Will County Rural chorus . . .
Wta
ceremony.
Aristocrat," by Mollere, 8 p. ».,
10:45 Al Mornn
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FM Concert (WHA-FM): "Violin
11:00 One, Oh Four a-nd one OIUD
urreu programs *rm miso vmrrtw «u vwn^^vn*..!.* « .—
FMI channel.' WIBA-PM
101.5 M. WWCF <WIBU)
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Today's Radio Highlights
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Talks Fail Introduced
WASHINGTON — (/P) — R«Pj
Overton Brooks (D-L*.» JEtroduMfl
resolution Thurl<l»y ""J"*.?11
to racommend to th«
DETROIT—(UP)—A 76-year-old Congress
president that the atomic bomb
Negro grandmother will e n t e r be
used to end the w»r In «*•*
Wayne university today to start f armistlcs
negdtUUoBi f«lL
the college education that long
has been her dream*
Mrs. Virginia Fountain Is aiming
for a degree too, "If It dotsnt
take too long."
A widow, the decided to fulfill
her ambition despite her age so
she can keep ahead of "my children." Her children are the II to
14-year-olds at the Methodist
church w h e r e Mr*. Fountain
teaches Sunday school.
"You know how these children
are,"
Mrs, Fountain said. 'You
have to know what you're talking
about to keep ahead of them.
Mrs, Fountain'* formal educa
tlon didn't start until her nusbanfl
Present!
'died and her two children, a boy
and a girl, "were able to take care
of themselves,"
Then she came here to live jvitn
her daughter, Mrs. Ernestine Tarrant, from her native Alabama
in
where she said all they let Negroes learn then was how to keep
the school clean." She had had
onlv three months of school,
When she was 5S, Mn. Fountain entered Wlnjerl grade school.
She worked as a housekeeper w
finance her way through grade and
finally into high school, where
good arades won her a «cholarsmp
I to college.
Tonight
Jergens
Hollywood Playhouse
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0:50 Murketa
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0 00 Komemalcers Projrtm
0:30 Don Voeiell
0:45 Vlawa of the News
TOO turn and Horn*
:30 Noon Mu»lcal»
P. M.
S:30 Newa ^
3:30 Farm Proarjm •
1:00 Ohicter » D»r
1:30 Book Trail*
1:50 Mualc
3:00 Time for PlanMni
3:30 Mualc You Want
3:00 Radio Journal
3:18 French
4:00 Music of the Uuten
4:30 Just for Fain
5:OOMu..c.l Var,.^
James Gleason
"Mulligan The
Mighty"
PLEADS GUILT* TO THEFT
Gene M. Walker. 18, Eoscobel,
was sent to Jail to await sentence
fhusrday afternoon when he pleaaed guilty In Superior Court to
stealing three micrometers, minute
measuring devices valued at $32,
from his former roommate, Edward E. Burrant. 112 S. Hancock
st. Walker was arrested when he
attempted to sell them to a Madison second-hand dealer.
5:30 spirit oJ the vtkmn
i:4S Newi
8:00 Organ Melodlea
8:30 Dinner Mu»lcalt
7:00 MatMrworka BWt»
7:15 Vlewa of the News
7:30 America and the World
4:00 Honorary BecotnlMon Ceremony
»:50 Newe or Wisconsin
t;00 FM Concert
10:SO Ntwa (to 11)
Contract talki between union
repreientatlves «nd GUholt Co.
officiili covered the health and
life Insurance propami Thursday
afternoon, but no tgwement wa§
reached, the union reported.
Stanley Prldeaux, president of
Local 1-104, CIO United Steel
Worker*, representing 1,300 company employes, Mid the wbject of
wagei probably would be discussed
at a meeting planned for next
week.
Union official!, company representatives, and • representative of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. went over the present policy
Thursday. .
.
The union's present contract
with the company expires March
22.
8:30
WIBA
AM and FM
WORLD'S UMEST SiiiHM
HAIR DRESSING...
IT MUST BE GOOD*
TrylffWcryl
-flndoufwhr
Union, Gisholt Talk
Insurance Programs
Corcerto in D Major," Paganlnl. consinplin,on_thEeat,r
Holberg, 8 p. ».
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S p. m,-Ba.iketball (WWCF).
NIEDLE CATCHES UP
Beaver Dam vs. Waupun.
by Platus, 8 p, m., Old Mtdlaon HOUSTON. Miss. - (U.P.) Variety
•) p. m.—Boxlnc (WISC): Chlco .7:30 p. m. — Martin and Lewis
Will Pate escaped the doctors
Vejar vs. Johnny DeF'azlo.
(!VIBAh with Rhonda Fleming . . .
von Barnhelm," by Lessing. 8 p. m., Play needle for 91 years. Then Patj be9:30 p. ra.—Basketball (WWCF): 7he
came 111 and was hospitalised lor
!>!)? Time (WKOW): George
SparM vs. Mansion.
Clrc,e (Germatj:
the first time, the doctor giving
salutes Ethel Waters.
Ir, Antenore," by Ermete
9:45 p. m. — Roundy's Forecast
him the needle.
::
•»••«•*•
A'H7sbanTfoMne"Mother
In-Law,"
by
Colorno.
8
p.
m.,
Play
:
( W I B A ) : the Sage and Fred Gage.
snd
-**•*•
Discussion
'rench and Itsllan);
28 and 27—"The Fop of Don DieRo," by Augustin Mornto y
Drama
\ 5:10 p: m. — What America
8 p. m., Play Circle (Spanish and Portuguese).
Means
to
Me
(WIBA):
Pres.
Wil7 p. m._Roy ROKCI* (WIBA)
The film scries will begin In the Play Circle pn Feb. 12 with
madman plots to force resale oi liam Gretn of American Federation nC Llbor.
ranch.
"Open City," Italian picture.
5:55 ft m. — What America
7:30 p. m. —
FILM FARE: Edith Gwynn, State Journal correspondent, write*
Means td Me (WKOW): Francis
This I* Your FBI
Cardinal Spcllman.
(WISC): agent*
{rom Hollywood . . .
1
9:45 P. m. • Pro and Con
save pair of juJames Mason wasn't exactly thrilled at the way Humphrey Bo(WMAQ): f'The Role of Small
venile d c 11 nart
was sounding off about British actors at the Henry Hathawsy
S
, Business r Defense," Brig. Gen.
quents.
/. HAVE % OZ. OF CALVEIT
party t'other eve, But he puffed his pipe and held hli temper-thus
i! Telford Tik-lor.
8:15 P. m. —
put in one glass and the same
11:15
r( m,—This I Believe avoiding what might have been
Errand of Mercy
(WBBM): Bill Scars, sports com- another of those "onc-p u n c h on* movie a year at WKh-Fox
sunount of smy other whis'WFOW1: "Dismentator. \
nster Services."
under hl» new contract. Now he
key in another — without
8:30 P. m. —
1 * * *
Ty Power *e1s his wish for just can do those Independent projknowing which is which.
Hollywood
ects he plans, Lans Turner Is anFarm Programs
Playhouse
other
whose
new
deal
fives
her
12:15 p.] m. —Farm Service
.. (WIBA): "What to Do With pulllenty of time to "se« the
i WIBA): new sef W I B A ) : "what We Have Learned' Lobster Tails."
ries: 'ames Glea2:15 p.
from
Farm
find
Home
Week:"
Vic
,, m. — House P a r t y world" between pictures. Henceson in "Mulligan
orth slje'll only mske two per anBurcalow.
d
11.
Nelt/.kc.
P.
E.
Me(WKOW);
Arlene Dahl, guest.
the M I g h t y,"
um at Metro.
N.ill,
Frank
ft...,..v.,..
stnry of N e w
GLEASON
12:30
p.
jm.
—
Farm
Program
York tailor whose
PVPS and tars help win nevnintion- f W I I A l : "D|ry Market Trends," For Children
ary war ... Short Story (WMAQi: W. L, Witfr:'"Black nnd Pin Oak 9-30 «. m Rhythm and Games
"A Framcnp." by Rinc Lnrdncr for Farm Wood?." F. B. Trenk. (WHA): "Glddy-Up My Little Bur!2:'in p. m. — Farm Paradr
. . . Mr "nistrict Attorney (WISC)
k i d n a p virlim's h u m n r confuses (WKOW): "7ips on Lambing," Art ' 1:30 p. m.—Book Trails (WHA):
Pope.
nor captors.
. i
"Abraham Lincolrr,"
.,„_..
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9 p, m.-Mr. K«n (WIBA): "Thr!
4:45 P. m—Kids' Club (WIBA):
•Lake in the Park' Murder Case
'Bozo on the Farm" . . . Unolc
I 0 a. .... - W..e«n. Traveler, Dick (WISC): "Peter Rabbit."
(WIBA)""»lth Ernestine Gllbreth
car-parking trouble.
Carey, coauthor of "Cheaper by
the Dozen"
Music
9:30 a,, m.—Double
or Nothing
.
7:45 a. m. — Gcor«e Morsan (WIBAi- William Holden, guest.
10 a.m.—Homemakers (WHA):
•'WIBA't "Pulaski County Postof
fice," "Muskrat Ramble." "1 Love "Antlqinrs's Progress —' Glass,"
Mrs. Rith Swenson.
Y
°il a. m. —Jack Berch (WISC): 11 a m.—Chef Carson Gulley
"The J-amp of Faith," "Honey-
Sports
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^Llblrace', ^Milwaukee pianist, will be a guest on the Paul 10:30 Hlta of tha Day
11:00 Old Tlm«n Hall
11:30 Narr Band
Weston show via CBS-WKOW at 8 tonight.
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"A Most Unusual Day,"
2:30 p. m.—Music You Want
(Y'HA): "Taplola." Sibelius.
4 p, m.—Music of the Masters
(WMA): "Lach Dances," Jsnacek.
«:30 p. m.--Club 15 (WBBM);
Hero is America's Great"The Peanut SonK," "Slow Poke," I ost Work Shoe Valua —
"Once."
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•I YOUR OWN WHISKIY EXFIRTI
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