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WFBM-TV Of Dead Hero Channel 6 oy ~—SATURDAY— Times Specia WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 -The | Att oe re Congressional va of Honor | 10-Reds-Cubs y will be awarded posthumously to | : Cpl. Charles G. Abrell, a Terre 4:30 P. M,—
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| —two commercial and one educational, | Starting the ball rolling will be| | the South Bend Tribune on Chan-|!8 reported singing her swan song —10:00 P. M.— Iinel 34 at South Bend, Ind.; West |'0 the show's sponsors. 6-Amateur Fight Night | Central Broadcasting Company| Miss Lewis feared type-casting| 10-Foreign Intrigue | on Channel 43 at Peoria, Ill, and In her role and didn’t care for the| a non-commercial, educational trend which seemed to place Ma-| 10:30 P. M.— station at the University of South- rie Wilson and her in the role of | 6-Hollywood Off Beat 1
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Kimball the Medals mm mm me ee mm me sm se ce cm se om sm se se se o— or 5 5 s— —————— — ——— — — — i — ——— > - Smith's “Topper” stories. | honoring their 19-year-old son| SATURDAY RADIO PROGRAM The Times’ stat brings Alec Guiness is slated for title and brother. er : y 1 role. | Cpl. Abrell was cited for hero-| WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 WXLW 1590 you the news on “City Desk,” : . >» | {sm June 10, 1951, when he leaped | CBS MUTUAL NBC ABC Monday Hirought Friday sh NBO already is getting ticket into an enemy bunker with a live 00| Make Mine Music | Reds-Cubs Star Time Tops in Variety News-Date 12:05 pm Nr WXLW, 15% requests for the “All-Star Revue” hand grenade and perished in an| :15| Make Mine Music | Easy Does It Star Time Tops in Variety Saturday Date 1 You an show on which Joe DiMaggio will explosion that wiped out an entire 30! Make Mine Music | Easy Does It Star Time Open House ! Saturday Date | make a guest appearance this Red gun crew. | i Song Shop Easy Does It Key to Health Folks at Fair Saturday Date | casting Corp. are vying for Chan- winter, Set e——— :00| Music with Girls | Navy Band News-Music Una Mae Carlisle | News-Fair (nel 46, while WFBM, Inc. owner| Reason? The fans think MarSen. McCarthy Gets 5:15 Music with Girls | Stars on Parade |4Ted Hill Piano Moods Sportlight {of WFBM and WFBM-TV here ilyn Monroe will be with the ex-| . . 30| Make Mine Music | Romance of Oil | Sports Revue Doris Day Skitch Henderson and Radio Station WEOA in Ev- baseballer, Hospital Checkup 45 | Winpicker Club | Peewee Reese News-Sports Club Time Skitch Henderson | ansville, 1s in conflict with three » 8 =» WASHINGTON — Sen. Joseph 00 News-G. Forbes | Les Brown Serenata Luke Walton News-Edition her spplica ats Jor Chiganne) 7 TV Tips R. McCarthy reported to Bethes- 6: Moderns’ Music Fox's Den Allen Jeffries News Home Edition da Naval Hospital today for a 30 | Gun Smoke News Orchs. of World | Fran Warren Home Edition No word has been passed out ALL STAR REVUE... .| physical check-up which he was] A5| Gun Smoke , |Three Sons Orchs. of World | Salute Druggists | Home Edition Ee applications here Comedian Bert Wheeler and ma- | Tndent oa slow aim 20) 00 Gene Autry 20 Questions Jane Ace Proudly We Hail | News-Concert | A un » Scien aoa Himher Leading tion 13 Gene Autry 20 Questions , Jane Ace Proudly We Hal] | Summer Concert | IT NEVER FAILS: Mcre than will be the Appearance of 11 Con-i The Wisconsin Republican has | :30| Tarzan Freedom Prod't'n | Khaki n’ Blue Navy Show Summer Concert {one radio-TV actor can tell you ressional Medal r He Y 4 been on “the sidelines since a | 45 | Tarzan Freedom Prod’'t'n | Khaki n’ Blue Music of Manh't'n of the difficulties of breaking into Sress:ona al 9 JROZ neroes e ? f : — | een — ee ao esate — mre : - meme | . of the Xorean War . . , Ch. 10, hernia operation last month) :00| Gangbusters Tune Crier Ohio River Jamb. | Baseball Chatter [show business —and pianist Lib-'g 0 p.m. while his leading opponent, At-| 813 yangbusters Tune Crier Ohio River Jamb. | Baseball |erace can match tale for tale, : torney Leonard Schmitt, has|’ :30| Br'dway My Beat Browns Tigers Stock Car Baseball b Sears Le Jocked hime oa On the Air round-the- : : M at rowns-Tigers § {fo onths 0 3 ow Ee . . beey attacking Jim in rou | 45 | Br'dway My Be he gers _|Stock Car | Baseball These schedules |1y show and finally got a _ MUSIC WITH THE GIRLS . . | 00| Robert Q. Lewis | Browns-Tigers Rueben, Rueben. | Baseball include all |preak from a .Los Angeles sta- With September just around the . :15| Robert Q. Lewis | Browns-Tigers Rueben, Rueben | Baseball h reported |tion, si wr and be- corner, the all-girl chorus and, Hickenlooper Honored :30| Thomas Finletter | Browns-Tigers Duke of Paducah | Baseball Y A nu came 3s instant success. | orchestra join in a medley ofl By Peruvian’ Senate :45| Thomas Finletter | Browns-Tigers Duke of Paducah | Baseball y . When NBC approached him as| September songs, including “Blue LIMA. Peru — Sen. Bourke B :00| News-G. Forbes | Browns-Tigers News Baseball a possiblé“ summer replacement September,” “September in the| H ’ ol OR 1 wa) was ee] 0:15 Serenade in Blue | Browns-Tigers Alex Drefer Scores-News for Dinah Shore, permission was| Rain” and “September Song” ...!| : keioope: PITA, Ronorst :30| Oscar Dumont Big Peef Magic Music Orchestra granted by the local setup—as WFBM, 5 p. m. | brs os pr Pnvinn Senate. :45 | Oscar Dumont Talk Magic Music Orchestra long as it did not affect his week-' ORCHESTRAS OF THE| Sen. Hickenlooper stopped off| #00| Lenny Herman | Record Party News-Sports Variety Hour "3: HOW: ke " n WORLD . . . 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Opener in Second Suit Avoids Forcing Partner
R. MASTERS made an unusual and apparently awkward opening bid—but his best bid in the circumstances. Here was his reasoning for opening a four-card spade suit ahead of a five-carder in hearts: If he opened a heart and partner bid two diamonds (the most likely suit response), his own hand was not strong enough to warrant a twospade bid. That would force partner with, possibly, a weak hand, to go to the three level to express a simple preference for hearts. The three level might be too high. n ~ ~ ON THE OTHER hand, to rebid two hearts and suppress spades entirely might be dangerous, too. Partner might have a four-card spade holding which he would not bid (something like four to the nine) and a game at spades might be missed. Mr. Masters. therefore opened the bidding with a spade so that partner could show a preference between hearts and spades at the two level. These precautions were not necessary on this particular hand- but, of course, they might have been.
The game at hearts was reached in routine fashion. The opening lead of the king of diamonds was won with
dummy’s ace and Mr. Masters counted his tricks. There were five in hearts, one in diamonds and three in spades -a total of nine. There were ten tricks if
One Driver Injured In Collision Upset
One man was injured when his car turned over following a collision yesterday at East Washington Sts. James Wright, 35, of 741 Prospect St., was taken to General Hospital with head cuts and a possible fractured shoulder after his car collided with one driven by John Williams, 35, of 1510 N. Illinois St., and turned cver on ita side. hurt,
South dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH Mr. Dale S—K 5 4 H-K J 9 D—A 988 C—1017 2 WEST EAST Mr. Champion Mrs. Keen S—J 98 2 8-10 8 H-7 2 H—8 635 D—-KQJ3 D—10 743 C—K J 8 C—A 964 SOUTH Mr. Masters S—AQ7186 H—A Q 10 4 3 D—4 CcC—Q 53
The bidding: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST
18 Pass 2D Pass 2H Pass 38 Pass
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spades broks 3-3 but that was unlikely. » ~ » MR. MASTERS found a way to make his contract by taking six tricks in the trump suit, At trick two he ruffed a diamond in his hand. He led to dummy’s nine of hearts and ruffed another diamond with the ten of hearts. He then overtook his queen of hearts with dummy’s king and ruffed the last diamond with his last heart, the ace. y
Dummy was entered with the king of spades and the jack eof hearts picked up the last outstanding trump, Mr, Masters discarding a club. The ace and queen of spades then took the ninth and tenth tricks.
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