The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 15

SECTION 2 HORSE RACING THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 16, 1944. RADIO AND CROSSWORD PUZZLE. Eddie Mayehoff Is Versatile Entertainer Helis Buys Valdina Orphan for $100,000 the War Relief Fund. Alsab, fourth among all-time money winner with earnings of $349,815, will arrive at Alsab Farm near Lexington Thursday morning to enter the stud. Devil Diver demonstrated his fitness for Saturday's $50,000 Saratoga Handicap by winning the Whitney Stake his fifth straight Stud, $100,000 for the seven-year-old stallion, Valdina Orphan, boosted to nearly $750,000 the amount Helis has paid for yearlings, horses in training, stallions and brood mares since jumping into the thoroughbred picture in 1943.

SEEKS MARES In addition he has acquired a large part of the Rancocas Farm, made famous by Harry F. Sin clair's runners, as a breeding farm. Frank Podesta, once general manager of the late Emmer-son F. Woodward's extensive Valdina Stables, has been commissioned to select choice brood mares to stock the Jobstown, N. Nursery.

Valdina-Orphan will be shipped there within a few days. A year ago Helis stepped into the yearling sales and paid out $198,000, including $66,000 for By ORLO ROBERTSON. New York, Aug. 15 (AP) William Helis has a long way to go before he realizes a profit on the money he has said out for race horses the ast year but the New Orleans oilman definitely is building for the future. Announcement today that had given Henry H.

Knight, owner of Kentucky's Almahurst Pericles. This year he paid $76,200 for seven at the Lexington Sales and $67,700 for the best prospects at the Westbury, N. Auction. In between he has strengthened his stable with several proven runners, including Attention and Valdina Zenith, Dale Raises $12,786 The three-day charity program at Dade Park raised $12,786 for BREGER Private Breger Abroad By DAVE Sevens Ruled Out Of Legion Tourney Belleville, 111., Aug. 15 Stephen A.

Butler, regional director for American Legion baseball, said tonight had awarded the Belleville regional tournament title to Bentley Post of Cincinnati, Ohio, when the Louisville Sevens failed to appear for the final game. day night show, "Raleigh Room. Eddie figures gags are where you find them. He recently spent a full day as a volunteer floorwalker in a big New Yrrk department store. At closing time, the store officials were none the wiser and Eddie had collected enough material for an entire new act in his supper-club routine.

Nurnr to lie Intrrienl Three Air Evacuation Flight Nurses, who were awarded Oak Leaf Clusters to their Air Medals by Gen. Henry H. Arnold at Bowman Field last Thursday, will be interviewed by Victoria Lee over WHAS at 4 p.m. today. They are 1st Lts.

Ruth V. Barnes, Reynolds. Beryl A. Laird, Homewood. 111., and Matilda D.

Grinevitch, Mahanoy City, Penn. After completing their training at the 1st Troop Carrier Command's School of Air Evacuation in January, 1943, they served together overeas for fifteen months, evacuating wounded men from Bougainville, Guadalcanal, New Georgia, Munda and Green Island. The three administered blood plasma transfusions to scores cf patients in the Southwest Pacific. They will tell of actual incidents in which this new medical development of this war haj saved the lives of battle casualties. Neshitt Stories Collected Paul A.

Whitmer of Greenville, writes that the Westinz-house Electric and Manufacturing Company has put out a booklet of thirteen stories written by John Nesbitt of "Passing Parade." A letter to the Westing-house Publicity Department, Union Bank Pittsburgh. should determine whether the booklet is available for you readers who have asked about the stories. 'Beat the Band' emcee collects authentic American humor By Ed Edstrom Eddie Mayehoff, star of the Wednesday show, "Beat the Band," over N.B.C.-WAVE at 7:30 p.m., is a busy man these days. Besides his radio program, he is a headliner at a Manhattan night club, the Blue Angel, a featured comic in the Broadway hit, "Early to Bed," and he does four to five shows a week at Army hospitals and camps. Eddie got into show business after leaving Yale in 1932.

In the St. Louis Municipal Opera, he played everything from the hing legs of a camel to front man for a knife thrower. In 1935, Eddie, who plays eleven instruments, organized his own band, alternating a season be tween the Westchester Embassy Club and a Miami Beach night spot. Subsequent engagements at Knott hotels in New York (Vanderbilt, Shelton, Governor Clinton and others) kept him busy until 1939. RfcorIel Voice of People Then Eddie hitched his wagon to Norman Corwin's rising radio star, appearing long series of Corwin dramas as an actor.

Borrowing the technique of another Yale man, Sinclair Lewis, the young orchestra leader had meantime been hanging around side streets, squares and parks, the Bowery and Times Square, with pencil in hand, jotting down the way people talk. His stack of notebooks and recording of humble Americana reminded Corwin of the late Ring Lardner. Highlights i. Eddie Mayehoff When they were aired with Corwin's help, they prompted critic Clifton Fadiman to observe that "Mayehoff has a sense of character that would put many novelists to shame." The success of these sketches led to his own 52-week network program, "Eddie Mayehoff On the Town," and to engagements in a long list of night clubs the Algonquin, Cafe Society Downtown, the Pierre's Cotillion the Ruban Bleu, where he broke all records by remaining eight months. Here his impersonations of Miss Tcssie, an over-efficient supervisor at Schrnfft'8, and of an earnest and enthusiastic but addled business executive in the "Mayehoff Incentive Plan" brought down packed houses.

He took over "Beat Ihe Band," a musical quiz session, when Hildegarde left it for her Tues 1 Tgzy Ed Martin, manager of the Louisville team, said his club had been in uniform since early this morning and did not complete a semi-final game until late this afternoon. He said two of his players were overcome by heat today and he "could not play tonight." BROKEN FOOT Herbert E. Michaels, business manager of the Cincinnati club, said "we played the schedule as we understood it. (The finals were scheduled for 8:30 p.m. today).

He (Martin) knew he was to play at 8:30 and his team didn't show up. We have a boy with a broken foot but sickness is no excuse." Martin said Louisville was willing to play tomorrow, but Tuesday's Race Results "Well, I warned him against filling his canteen with brandy!" Race Entries and Selections of the Day's Radio Programs are correct they go to Butler said the Cincinnati club "told me it absolutely would not play tomorrow. They were within their technical rights and I awarded them the game and tournament on forfeiture." The Louisville manager said he had not yet decided on filing a protest to the National American Legion headquarters. Louisville scored four runs in the ninth inning this afternoon to defeat Waukegan, 111., 11-7, and advance to the final. Johnny Loeffler, Louisville second baseman, doubled in the ninth with the bases loaded to score the tie-breaking runs and win the game.

Louisville 024 000 10411 8 1 Waukegan 320 000 200 7 10 2 Bim, Rhodes, Cain and Hamilton; Lampinen and Kle-m. Phar. 4. HO, 2.30; Surgeon Dirk, 2.80. 3 Maritown.

$6.60, 3.40. 2.70; Brnsh-wood Boy, 3.20, 2.80s Kingston. 3.50. 4 Cbero-Kaid S6, 5.20. 3.30; Valdina.

Singer 5.20. 3.30: Hasty Glance 5.40. 5 Rndia 812.20. 6, 3.40; All Good 5.40, 8.40; F.mpty Plate 2.70. 6 Sir Sprite fill.

30, 6.30. 8.00; Magpie 4. .10. Valdina Bravo 4.20. 7 Bonnet IK.WI, 4.n, 3.30; Bleu Gla D.AO, Valdina Ken 3.tMi.

ft Sweet Olga 87, 4, 2.50; Hover 4, 2.70; Dlsplayer WASHINGTON PARK 1 Park Zae. 823.30, 10.30, 3.40; All-depends, I3.H0. 10.20; Swift Toe, 0. 2 Dr. Bone.

13.20. 7.20i Border's Boy. 7. HO. 4.30: Hvgro's Man, 8.80.

3 Gal, 80. 3.80. 3.40: Prince Sane, 8.20, 2. Field D' Or. 1.1.00.

4 Peace Again. 85.20. 3.40, 2.40; Deer. 1, 5: Soldier'a Cap. 4.40.

5 Port Chester. (9.80. 5.20, 4.20: Father Neptune, 0, 5.20; I'p Front, 7. Bolus. $4.80.

3. 2.20; Be Brief, 3.60. 2.40; Bright Willie. A. 7 Cohrgge, $3.

HO, 3, 2 40 8.20. 4.20; Milk Flip. 5.20. II Saraphara 83.MO. 2.

HO, Fancy Free, oo; Active 6.80, 4.40; Five A.M. 4.20. SARATOGA 1 Epicure, $131.40. 07.50. 33.10; Fa-bridge.

i.40. 4.60; Refageegee, 7.10. 2 Gavtown, J.ivo, 2.20: llav-a-heard. 3M. 3 00; Little river, 2 70.

8 Nordmaer, It 30, 4 20. 8.30; Navigate. 4 20, H.Hill l.angrhamp. 8.30. 4 Mile, $7.

AO. 4. 2.00; Ragged Raical, 7.20. Ferayer. 2.30.

5 Burning Dream, 22, 8.60; Flood Town, 3.20, 2.80; Bobanet. 3.80. 6 Devil Diver, $2.50, 2.10. out; Prlnce-quillo, 2.40, ent: Bolinfbroke. out.

7 Profile. $6.30. 2.7o, 2.50: Blue Whistler. 2.50. 2.20; Spoon Spread, 3.50.

8 Sirlette. $5.20. 3.80. 2.0O: Plucky Boy. 41.20.

13.40; Boat, 8.00. Drop etaAGC 11 1 VARIETY 1 8:00 WINN Breakfast Club Don McNeill good waker-upper 11:00 WINN Glamour Manor Cliff is nursemaid to twins today 8:00 WHAS Frank Sinatra Fredric March his first guest 8:00 WAVE Alan Young Bea Wain adds spice and sparkle 8:30 WHAS Jack Carson Returns to regular time period DRAMA WHAS Life Can Be Beautiful Chichi prey to tropical fever WHAS Linda's First Love Murder, suicide attempt reported WINN Lone Ranger Men and gold don't mix WAVE Mr. and Mrs. North Make with excursions and alarms WHAS Dr. Christian Cures child of war psychosis WGRC First Nighter Barbara Luddy turns in good work WINN Storyteller Tells of Ethel Barrymore WAVE Hopkins Presents Eve LrGallicnne4n "The Swan" DADE PARK 1 Verfr Miss, $3.

3.60. 8.40; TraTel, S. 3.40: Kentucky Rose, 2.80. 2 San Squall. 17.30.

S.0, 4: Wei Cap tin. 3.46, 2.60: Catnip Hill. ft.ZO. 3 Rye Grass. 2.40; Grand Pnt.

3 60. I.0: Rradvvilte. 4. MO. 4 Chick Jsrk.eti.

4.RO, 3. 70; Snow Flower. g.s.0. un; Slldnnns, an. ft H'H'i nd.

4. 2.Mi Count Chant. 46: Day and Nicht, 4. 4 Br a Inara 3.26, Catalonia t.46. I.6: Meanwhile 4.20.

7 Parlay King $13.20. 5.00. 3.20; Myr-e Pigeon S. 3.40; Board Bill 3.40. tie DETROIT 1 Fergy Favorite, tl.

3.10. S.4S: Sister Higher. 18.00. Okoole Malnna. 3.20.

In field with Plea Pat, Challa Wonder. Blaish. 2 Appointee. S3. 4.20.

2.70; Better By 3 SRD GEO 12:00 2:15 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:30 8:55 10:30 4:00 Wednesday's Selections by The Courier-Journal handicapper are numbered in the. entries. Most likely winner is in tapitals. DETROIT 1 11. MM); claiming; 8 It 8 f.

Jtlgh One 118 Spread Eagle (3) 112 vHadatlme (1) 111 Fleet In 113 Saintly 108 Call to Colors (J) 112 tLady Star- Benzedrine 113 dust 41 113 Developer 118 tW Ellman entry- 2 100; claiming; 8 A f. Razor Sharp 113 Linda Sands 10S Aridisical t3) 113 Aunt Lucy 109 Alagne 111 Foulard (1) 111 Away Up (2) 108 Gray Bomance 108 8 81.500; claiming; 8 St f. Advisory 110 Tlmoshank 13) Bright Trace (2) 113 Faraway Island. 1(17 Lorraine Haggis 112 Cresa 1) 10S Bozie 99 4 3 A mile turf. I Love Bridge ..110 Stell 100 Code Mfntor 12) I12 1ar Idger (11.115 Islam Ulrl 10H Almlith I3t I Ift Itiiiltfeteer 1H7 Trim Htepper.

1 1 llomulus 112 ft $4, (MM); clalmlnc; 6 I. rinally (2) 118 Kirwin 111 Cooling Here She Is 110 Spring (3) 109 Bold Lucy 108 Cherry Crush (1) 118 Hogan 118 Hughie L. 115 Yarnith 103 Buena Ventura.118 0 purse; 3 St 0 f. Makiekin (3) 104 SARAH LO- Many Lands 115 RAINF. (1) 110 Loango (2) 108 Bring Me Home.

118 7 General Bradley; Some Bid (31 10Z John cj. Darby Dunedin.116 Public (2) 110 Roi Rouge Fox Rime ICrack Re 115 Tiger Man 112 106 JAlr Sailor (D 122 ward (1) 107 JLt. Com. Buhl entry. 8 General Chaunault Parse: 3 A 1 l-lO m.

Lneia'a Sun (1) 117 Trouble 100 Spartiate 109 Blenweed (3) 105 Toy Quay (2) 103 Apprentice allowance claimed. AD PARK 1 8700; claiming; maiden 8 f. Precon 110 Silver 110 Whiteford Anna 10!) Star Head II!) Van Or (3) 1.1 Boots Day High Brown 110 3 1700; claiming; Mrconi's Time 115 Little Mo 110 Hill Filly 110 Bay Petty 118 Marching Music (3) 110 Shirley R. (2) 105 Victory Alice. Pixie hell Two Cat KouglRh Pair Navy Day (1).

Ambranded 3 A 6 f. Sloat (1) Fabens mr .110 115 .110 .115 .113 .105 .110 .115 .110 ,115 .110 Trin Kay All Trumps iiiinerg Sllrnt Time Middle Cue Norman 3 $7 (Ml: claiming: 3 A 0 Resectable 116 By Chance B. Good 118 Kvlfot Rescued 111 .118 -111 -111 Flight Sur- Rockwick .116 aeon 111 Barghilch Tenblow 116 Little Red Fox .111 .110 Flying 'Ariel Bov (3). Donna (2) 100 'Predictable 100 loo 4 HOO; Georae King: 8) I f. ..110 Foxy Nettie (3).

110 Valdina Drumfire 113 Tumble Darby Vista (2) 55800; Oiarks: 3 A 0 f. Three Percent 121 King Mal- 1Mr. Ambaol- eolm II) dor 118 Tvro f.ad Border Man I Id Rrtireant 110 110 tl'lppa 1'wwi 105 Hill (2) .115 fit. It. Roberta entry.

0 700; 8 mile eh FAIRLET 'Gypsy Lass Janaluska 111 Be Prepared Spect'a Gal 111 Echo Bell Miah (3) 111 Juliet C. (2). ite). -106 -111 .105 -111 7 S70O; claiming; 4 I'd m. nevll's Peak (1 110 Des Grieux (3) Winnpearl 105 Nanita Silver B.

105 Arjac (2) Apprentice allowance claimed. .111 -105 .110 WASHINGTON PARK 1 Cargo Ship 110 Agnes 111 Silent Play 109 Blue Pal 122 Income Tax 1 1 1 1 Silver Fire 114 Walkin (3 118 2 (2.00O; 3 Joe Burman 111 Boston Maud 111 Stage Door 111 Some Ad 111 Laughing Pair 111 Roman Flag 116 Subdeb (2) 116 Joe Schenck f. Last Waltz 107 Silvery Moon 122 Kamp's Reward 102 Bolo Prince 117 Fox Girl 111 Amphibious (2) 122 A up; 8 f. Broadhead (3) .118 High Sierra 109 Brown Mask 116 Florizan Ace 109 Hop Picker 111 Free Style 111 Dark Ship 99 Girl Friend 104 MUSIC 7:30 WAVE Beat the Band Harry Sosnik does just that 8:30 WINN Victory Band George Olsen is featured 10:15 WHAS Lyn Murray Hilda Burke sings Kern songs PUBLIC AFFAIRS WHAS Victoria Lee Talks to Bowman Field nurses ALL LISTINGS ARE CENTRAL WAR TIME WEDNESDAY'S PROGRAM 5 A.M. TO 1 P.M.

Durham-Larimore Croquet Victors W. Durham and F. Larimore defeated P. E. Banta and P.

E. Osborne 32-5 and 32-6 in the only match scheduled Tuesday night at Central Park in the City Croquet Doubles Tournament. Billed Wednesday are H. Wilder and R. C.

Shank vs. H. W. Taylor and O. Blackaby, Shawnee at 7 p.m., and E.

Cox and O. Wood vs. Osborne and Tippett, Shelby Park, at 7 p.m. Play-Offs Begin Today In Junior Division. Championship pl; y-oifs in the 13 and 15-year-old divisions of Junior baseball program get underway Wednesday at Shawnee Park.

The 13-year-olds have three games Martina at 9:30 a.m. The Lumbermen, who have ruled the 13-year-old roost for the past three iimnln. meet Christ the Kino on No. 3: Rt. Martin engaiiea the I.lllle Colonel on No.

2. and St. Boniface tests the Clinic Acee on No. 1. The 15-year-olds open in the afternoon with the Gremlins meeting the Audubon All-Stars at 1:30 on No.

2 and the defending City champions, the Seal, playing Maloney'a Colonel, on No. 2 at 2:30 p.m. St. Ttenrrllrt and Holy Crna r1ah no diamond No. 4 at 0:30 a.m.

for the Western i'aroi'hlal I.eaffue chamnlnn. ship. St. Benedict upiet the defend ing tiiy farochial champions. St.

Co lumba, 7-4, Tuesday. i Round thai -1H Play Anta 106 Clock 104 a 3 A up; 8 f. Bulls 113 utule (1) Zacapet (3) 111 Holdall Putithere (2) 118 4 3 A un: 6 f. 11 Fair Sand 112 -Compatriot 109 lime jiu tracked 110 -wuaner 113 AMERICAN Bert (3) 117 F.AOI.F. ill llolo Bnhe 113 Oltdor 12) no crazy iinrse no 'I'owdered Milk 113 Gooseberry 112 Lady Flares 107 Hemite 112 'Havaheart 107 Volcano (2) 115 "ChLsiam (3) 107 lucn, a wneatstraw 107 rirate (l) lis -Purple Heart 103 t-ugene 111 Hasty 104 m.ira aaaea; rralrie State Stakes 8 f.

Vr.Mni i-T." i 111 lblLexingtonian 11 a)llet tffort Je Choice II in 1.... (biK. Doe line" 10 Inverette (3) IZIloa mm ti) .111 trrard 1 Satin Are ill Ill laiTanner-Ameche entry. (b)Karle and Gay entry. 82.800: 3 up; 1 m.

Impenetrablo ..107 Blueberry Svl Jimmy .,..112 12 1 1 Valdina )Vay Wh, ,3, Mua li.nmi 1U WiimuwiKid 1 herry Copt. Absolute -1 111 Hasty Kiss 107 Cold Crack 107 i-airy man Ah 112 Air Warden .107 82.000; A op; m. "bj v-utiiice nu 120 st. jock Ins nMvaic.r 3 Good Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather, clear; track, fast.

SARATOGA ield-ngs; 6 t.i Tagel 105 "Sweeping Vice Admiral ..110 Time 112 Bcll-The-Cat .105 Respire 110 Romanock 117 Tambo (2) JZIl2() Return Call 117 Kxtra Base Zll7 Autocrat 117 Bud Grey (3) 117 2 ltMlO; 4 A if. Roman Glory 117 Diah lij Last Steel 117 Wickliife Histrionic (2) ..117 Gal 108 AI.LESSANDRO Bollinger 117 (1) 120 Chickore Zm (a 1 Shipmate 113 Lumiere (3) 112 M. Seider-W. Coburn entry? 3 82.500: 3 A about No selections, (a 1 Atom Smasher 135 Spirit 130 (a (Similar 140 Skv Flier 140 131 (biForest (a)Fieldfare 145 Ranger 145 Himmel 138 (alH. L.

Straus-W. S. Sprague entry. (b) M. Seidt-Mrs.

M. Seidt entry. (c) Mr. C. E.

Adams entry. 4 mdn. colts and geldings; 8s t.i Polynesian 118 Klmherelr Cashmere 118 Sickle Blade 11 18 Colleague 118 Big Three Inn G. I. Joe 118 Increscent lis Richmond Jac -118 Liberty Head Illfl oiwi t-nain 1 1 -rtncrv Army Fliffht Derlr lift Willing Spirit 1 1 1 The Wing Count Bill 118 First Ho Beau Baron Jack Redrticlc It 1.

T)t (a) Mountaineer 2 118 Cave Man 118 Super Duper 118 Balladrv -U1 16 18 1. Voloway Herodotus 118 (a) Bonfire (2plll8 Sweickley 116 'Mediterranean .113 (a)Belair Stud entry. 8 $13. MM) added: 4 A Bill Sickle 108 Harvard Square Eurasian 112 (3 112 Jack S. L.

112 Havre lit New Moon (2). .114 Bull Heigh Kolluro II) 122 8 I0. (MM) added: I lllle; 8 Ace Card IIS (a)Husher (2) 111 (a (Be Faithful ic (Flyweight 119 (21 107 Al Momento 107 (biBlenrose 111 Miel 107 (cISilver Smoke 111 Leslie Grey (3) 115 Safeguard 111 (hiNuala 111 Price Level .115 Turbulence laiE. H. Bradley eulrv.

(hW. i. I.WW-C. O'Donncll entry. 10C.

V. Whitney entry. 7 (3.500; fllllec and mares; 1 118 Peppy Miss (2) 103 Rarified 110 Night Glow For Granted 110 (1) 115 "Johns Dear Black Flower -107 (3) 105 Dora Dear 107 Directory 103 Sea Frolic 114 "Sticky Kitty .112 8 I2.5O0; 4 1 118 m.i snip un iif Crystal 103 .115 Dairy Lady 112 "Blltikrleg (2) 115 Recognize 113 (aiManneduke -117 Equinox 113 Hubbub (1) 117 Dead Level (3) -112 Star Blen .113 (a)Mrs. E. Rodriguez entry.

3 pounds claimed for rider. 5 pounds claimed for rider. 7 pounds claimed for rider. Weather, clear; track, fast. NO BETTER BLADE AT ANY PRICE Ipa CONSOLIDATED A208 BLADI CO.Ottj TIME WHAS (840) WAVE (970) WGRC (1400) WINN (1240) WS.M (650) WLW (700) 5:00 Morainf Frella News Hrmn Ilmt Starker Xwg 6:00 News; Jemn Clos Church In Wlldw'd Minute Maid Morn'g Newilrala Pom Sinter Prayer Period :1 Aibrr College Frolic; News Lew hlldre One.

Two. Three :80 Unit Edition Home Frollo lean Evelyn News Reporter Morning rolle Farm News Music; Newa Daniel Quartet Reveille Roundup 7:00 Newt Newa Martin Afronskr Variety Genr Time to Shin :15 Renfre Valley 10-2-4 Ranch Minute Maid Morning Moods Time to Shine Oeorre Guv :30 News; Jean C'los News Blue Cerrespond't News Morning Matinea -45 Coon Creek Girls Food for All Martha Mears 8:00 Pine Mountaineer News; Extra News: Sunshlna Breakfast Clab Mirth Madness :15 News; K. Meeker Extra, Extra Dee Sunshine Mirth Madnesa :30 Renfre Valley News; C. Shaw News News its For the Girls Navy Blue; Nowa S. A.

Moneybags Alice Cornell Linda's First I. ore 9:00 News: Musle I.ora Lawton Headlines; M'l'die Story Hour Hits Bite I.ora Lawtoa 1.1 Time Out Robt. St. John Serenade Story; Ann Song Shop News :30 Changing World Magle Carpet Sharon Kane Kay Armen Finders Keepers White Bou.e Listen Ladies Melodic Interlude Shady Valley Folk Listening Post Hearts In Harmon 4 :0 Honeymoon Hill Road of Life Newa B'fast At Sardls Road of Life Road of Lifo I II Second Husband Vie and Sade G. Lombardo Roe.

Vie and Kade Star Playhsaie Bright Horison Star Playhouse F. Sinatra Rec. Ril Martvn Swing Out Old Vie and Sade :5 Aunt Jenny David Harum What's Your Idea Btng Sings Roe. Rhythmeors David Htnm Kate Smith Quest Chest Boake Carter Glamour Manor Words and Msile Aunt Jenny :t.1 HIc 8lster Melody 8onvenlrt Muse-Ramser Window Shopping Fdltor'a Daaghter Helen Trent Dr. C.

Robertson News: Say. Talk Lady Lookout Homesteaders Our Gal Sunday Newa: Hvg. Talk Easy Music Musiral Bon Hons Everybody's Firm TfT-00 Life Beautiful Georgia Wildcats News Leon Henderson Curly and Ruby The Goldbergs I 7:1.1 Ma Perkins Jack Berrh Victory; 8av. Talk Jamboree ife Beautiful I a :30 News: Sav. Talk News Lopes Luncheon Texas Cowboys News News L'at'k; Coll.

Agrlc. Grace Notes Am'n Women Jury Dance Parade Perry Mason 1:00 Portia Fares Life Guiding Light Cedrie Foster Klernan's Corner Dept. of Agric. Guiding Light Joyce Jordan Today's Children Kata Smith Rec'ds Mystery Chef Dance Orchestra Today 's Children :0 Dr. Malone Woman In to Sports Page Ladles Be Seated Linda's First Love Woman In bit Religious News Theater In Editor's Daughter t'hurrhes' Hymn 2:00 Hearts In llarm'v Women of America Nowa; Snorts Morton Downey Women of America Women or America Linda's First Lova Ma Perkins Dlamona, Dopa Hollywood Stars Ma Perklna Ma Perkins :30 Editor's Daughter Pepper Young Sports Page Life Appointment Pepper Young Pepper Young The 8:48 Newa Right to Happiness Right to Happiness Right to Happlne.e :00 Service Time Backstage Wlfo News; Stocks Ethel and Albert Women's News Backstage ife Music: News Stella Dallas Sports Page Dan Norman Stella Dallas Stella Dallas :,10 Raymond Scott Lorenxa Jones News Views I.orenso Jones I.orenso Jones The Goldbergs Widder Brown Red Cross; Musle Wldder Brown Wldder Brown 4 P.M.

WEDNESDAY TO 5 A.M. THURSDAY TIME WHAS (840) WAVE (970) WGRC (1400) WINN (1240) WSM (650) (700) 4:00 Victoria Lea A Girl Marrloa Name the Tune Matinee Shopping Around A Girl Marries Mary Marlln Love and Learn Race Resume News Love and Learn Lave and I. earn :30 Ted Grlstard Just Plain Bill Baseball Sum'ary O.P.A. Barkstago Wife Juit Plain Bill Reflections Front Page Farrell Newa Swing Club Whls Quia Front-page arrell 5:00 Music: Sports News Bandwagon Terry and Pirates On Band Wagon Buccaneers Ift John Connelly Sports: Newa Gens Aulry Ree'ds Dirk Tracy Linda Dale News :10 "Hero's Lurk' Morgan lleatty Tom Mia Jack Armalrong News. Sports I urn and Ahner News; J.

Ilarsch Win War; News JHuporman" For the Girl. Danra Orrh. owed I 6 I Love a Mystery Music Shop 0 O'rlock News 0 O'clock Nsws Musis Shop Mu.leakap John Nesbitt World News Lucky Numbers Sports Lurk News News Easy Aces Musical Scrapbook Fulton Lewis Lone Ranger Carolyn Gilbert I. Ion's Rosr Newa B. Crosby Records Kaltenbern Kaltenborn 7:00 Allan Jones Mr.

and Mrs. North Cecil Brown Ray Henle Mr. and Mrs. North Mr. and Mrs.

North World'a Fr't Page Cheer-Lp Tims :0 Dr. Christian Beat the Band Gay Lombard Beat the Band Beat the Band Dramas; B. Henry Frank Sinatra Alan Toung Gabriel Heatter Jos. Dunnlnger Alan Young Alan Young Screen Test ::0 Jark Carson District Attorney First Nlghter Victory Band District Attorney District Attorney :45 Band; Story Teller 9:00 Musical Moments Phil Harris R. A.

Gunnison News Views Phil Harris Phil Harris Melody Workshop Ted Malone :30 The Colonel Newa Scramby Amby Sports News 4 A :00 John Connelly News Cheer-Up Party Henry Taylor World In Review News 1 Lvn Murray Radio Night Tie Tock Time Dancing Party Richard Harknesa Jack Beall I :30 M'cal Invitation Newa; Music Hopkins Presents Spotlight :4 Cheer-Up Party Clyde Trask News: Music News; Musle Glen Williams News; Musis Petrillo-Janetto Rhythm Parade Cheer Up Party Russ Morgan D. Moffitt :30 Lee Castle For the Girls George Paxton Design for Danflng Moon River :15 Music; Newa Music; News Music; News to ft Ky. Calls America SsZ-Zr I jyyw ACROSS 3.1. Tidal current t. Party for a respective ride 7.

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Mountains 19. Sick 21. Mother ef I laac Permit 4. Man'a name l. By-and-by in.

Note 39. Fena 31. Expunged 31. Sash 3ft. Mournful 39.

Bass saxhorns 43. Greek letter 43. Bird 43. Controlling principle (Chinese phil.) 46. Container 48.

Rabbit far M. Macaw M. Individuals ft3. Assail ftft. Area measnr 56.

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Plunder taken in war 3. Village 3. Preposition 4. Combat ft. Birds 6.

Growing on a branch 7. Whirl 5. Note Turkish weight 10. Invoice 11. Force unit of electric -current Endured 17.

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Discreditable revelation 36. Man'a name 37. Fit for tillage 36. Vestment 40. Charge with gas 41.

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