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-MINNEAPOLIS STAR JOURNAL- Saturday, January. 2, 1333 Emtire artmbu tm couts. Uopirier rive PAGE -JR th Club RADIO PROGRAMS The program listings below are those furnished by the radio stations up to press time. While this newspaper makes every effort to print accurate listings, it cannot be responsible for last minute changes in programs that are made by radio stations. Now Baseball to Take Over Its Problems 'Best Tennessee Club9 Says Losing Tulsa Boss Minnesotans Get Test in Jackrabbits By HALSEY HALL It'll be quite a party at the SATURDAY AFTERNOON KSTP I WDGY I WMIN wro I I WIMh WTCN I I WXB-WCAL A Min.

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4 in A iNewa-Melodies 113I Club Matinee Melodies '113U Club IKaffee Klatch 11130 Club Uuat Relax Club iTo Be Ann'ced To Be Ann'ced (To Be Ann'ced (To Be Ann'ced Boarding House Technique Metropolitan Opera Metropolitan Opera Musical Cocktail Clvde Lucas Or. 3:00 Matinee Rhythm Music of the :45 American 4:00 Doctors at War 4: III) 3 Sons Trio Upton Close at Aleadowbrook I Matinee Kpt. fr'm Lonii'n ICIeveland Orch. Cleveland Orch. Cleveland Orch.

ICIeveland Orch. ISlgtt Off. Field House tonight. Broadway Cov. Church Old Khythm To Be Ann'ced To Be Ann'ced To Be Ann'ced To Be Ann'ced INews-Tunes Memory Tunes Hollywood Brev, IHollywood Brev, lOld P.hythm 'Clyde Lucas Or.

It would be very rude to say that a certain classification of Dinner Conceit Vols Win Sugar Bowl Clash, 14-7 NEW ORLEANS, LA. (INS) Tennessee's football squad, with Its 14 to 7 Sugar Bowl victory over Tulsa safely In the record books, started the long trek home today, but fans are reliving the 60 action 15:00 Oallkhiu'a Or. fiilGiNews Henderson INews-Sons Plon. Between Lines Tin Pan Alley Swing with Navy IModern Music Swine with Navy IHearth Home IStu Mann To Be Ann'ced Hlway-T'rst Bu. News World Today Hear Am.

fcSlng'g Hear Am. Slng'g Navy Bulletin Bd Navy Bulletin Bd By LAW'TON CARVER NEW YORK (INS) Football finally has sounded its last gasp, but ppsitively, until next fall leaving the sports headlines about the nation almost entirely in the hands of the baseball people, who will meet Tuesday at Chicago to decide definitely, they hope, what they're going to do about spring training. They also would like to learn from each other what they plan to do iDlnner Concert Message of I Israel V-. guesls were uninvited, but it would rot be beyond the point of truth SATURDAY EVENING KSTP I wcco wnc.Y WLOL WTCN WMLV I I WLB-WCAL I I I jNews-Orch. i Victory March Supper Melodies 'Meet the Band TBA State Defense Thanks to Yanks Thanks to Yanks iNavy Bulletin BdiOver Here Navy Bulletin BdiOver Here CIO lover Here Jr.

Corilmerce i.S'ports Review News Little Svmrhony Cliff's Hy. Time Christ. Approach crammed minutes. In the cold light of another day, 7. Star Parade IS State Defense 30 Kllery tueen 45iKlleryQueen Abie's Rose Abie's Rose 30 Truth or Consequences fulness to state that they may be unwelcome come next Wednesday.

For, as Minnesota meets. South Dakota State on the basketball boards, watching from the stands will be the entire Dartmouth cge outfit and its canny coach, Osborne News-Echoe lAm. Kagle- Club I World Go By (Classic Strings ISisn Off iMr. Adam I Mrs. Kve IHobby Lobby I Hobby Lobby when the exultation of winning and the disappointment of losing I Am.

KagleT Club Dr. Mecklenburg (Knights of Note IThis Is the Hr. Dr. Mecklenburg (Kven. Concert ITrus Is the Hr.

I Mender of Men I Reading Music during the coming baseball season itself. When will they start the season: How many games will they play; To Be Ann'ced Theater of Air Theater of Air Ed. Tomlinson Hit Parade Hit Parade Hit Parade River Theater of Air Spotlight Bands Theater of Air Ispotlight Bands what will the ball bo like, and a ussy Cowles, who was roaming the cam pus of Carleton college at North' few other such matters of more or J4 iifl- jsMW'A less importance are to be dis field years ago and calling Gopher oil Nat. Barn Dance la Nat. Barn Dance 30 Sunset Valley :4.V.SunsetValley (Ml Sports Newsreet 'Iff Dick Powell 30 Grand or Opry OO Br'ks Henderson IS Sunset Valley 30 Sunset Valley ft, Sunset Valjey 00, News 15-12: Dance Music News-Mom and Dad Half Half Evening News Horace Heldt Al Schrelber Freddie King News-Oreh.

Pappy Trester Kiddle Bow Bill Curl Lorcli News-Waltz Dance Music WLO TIME TUNES A.M. Monday Thru Saturday jnentor Dr. Carl Nordly, "brother." cussed and disposed of with the as I Valley OaiiK People's Platt'm People's Platt'm e'razier Hunt News Kd Klerk Orch. Rollle Johnson bobby Sherwood News Dance Music I John B. Hughes 1 Danny Thomas IBoudwagon Show Uoudwagon Front Page Ichuck osterOrjDamjOrch.

TFordliain vs. R.I.Oene Kyman IKddy Howard OriOlaude Thornhill Johnny Messner IKay Heatherlun Ijoliuuy Messner IKay Heathertou TArt 'Kassel IKreddle Martin-I Dunce Music I Music slstance of Commissioner Kencsaw M. Landis. The old judge will have an arm load of new ideas for the major league owners and officials to toy SUNDAY MORNING I WLOL 1 WTCN WCCO 830 Mli.cycles I WMIN I 1400 Kilocycles wnoY 1130 Kilocycles MCAL 770 Kilocycles I 1330 Kilocycles I 12H0 Kilocycles with as a result of his recent visit 1 rif IHIlent IBIIent Morning Worship I Morning Worship Silent ISIIent I Silent I News iHome at Dad's Silent Silent with Joseph B. Eastman, ODT di Hymns rector.

So far three clubs already have picked new training sites and iSunrise Serenade ISunrlse Serenade IGood Morning Norwegian Luth. Sky Blue Water Sky Blue Water Miiis. Tabernacle Mpls. Tabernacle others have decided not to go wan News Summary I Coast to Coast iCoast to Coast Kloast t.oCoast IBible Auditorium IKrank Krnst ISouthernaires ISouthernalres ci vice Sermon "by Dr Hcgfancl Greetings; -News Greetings I I 1300 Kilocycles :30 String Quartet World News" ilftlDcep River Boys Hour i-ISiLutherau Hour NatT Radio" Pulpit :30 Hitler Business Mary IftiP.ockies Rhap. Parade 4ft; Dinning Sisters (10 World- News I ft Hospit'ty Time 30 Our I.adv 4.r) of Victory IBible Class IBible Class ICountry Church I of the Air Family Altar I Family Altar IChapel Hour iOrgan Reverie ibiiver Hour Hymns IC.

O. Stadsklev iC. O. Stadsklev iWar Heroes Plano Reflect'n ICanary Serenade (Classic Strings dering all the way to Florida or California or even perhaps to Louisiana or Georgia. The Caro- luoon Morning iChapel in Sky IChapct in Sky IGood Morning IGood Morning 1 Mother" I Mother Dad Musical Newsy iHow It Started (News of World Organ Music llilble School I Bible School jChurch of Air I Church of Air IJordau Wings IJordan Wings News (Music Standby 'String Quartet 'Siring Quartet I News lOl'fice-Inform.

Salt Lake Choir I Salt Lake Choir IRev. Zollcr I St. Mark's Rev. Zoller Isold, of Prod. I Radio Chapel JOn the Downbeat (Radio Chapel Ion the Downbeat linas are being looked upon wtih iLutheraa I S'ervice I in I Swedish more and more favor.

rr; Cadle Tabernacle 1 Wesley Church Cadle Tabernacle 'Wesley Church Luke Rader AVesley Church Luke Rader IWesley Church I News-Blues Have Music IHave Music IHow It Started Central Lutheran Church Service jCovenant 1 I Tabernacle Church I Dr. Paul Rees! SUNDAY AFTERNOON The Dartmouth team meets Minnesota here next Wednesday and lias moved in early for rest and practice. Accordingly the Biff Green will take In their future opponents tonight and the setup Is arranged so that Minnesota may have to open up. For no basketball wastrels are the gentlemen from Brookings. The Jackrabbits have bowed but 0'P, losing to Iowa University, 52-46 and roaring through all other opposition.

They come here a bit rusty from lack of work, perhaps, but so are the Gophers and scouting reports are that State definitely is the best that Minnesota has faced thus far. Nordly said today that Wes IWindmiller and Dave Ruliffson Will start at forwards, with Bill Lind at center and the guard fight centering around Louie Brewster, Ken Exel and Dick Burk. If the game affords the chance, Dr. Carl will substitute freely, but this is a test game and just the right type to put Minnesota on edge for Dartmouth and the Big Ten campaign opening a week from tonight at Iowa City. KSTP WDGV' I I WLOL I WTCN WMIN WJCO I WCAL ILuke Rader Wesley Church ILuke Rader lllorace Heidt ILutheran Hour IHorace Heidt ILutheran Hour Horace Heidt Sunday Serenade Minneapolis News Summary Minnesota Symph.

Strings ILutheran Hour Central Free ILutheran Hour "Pardon my elbow" is 'not what Gail Bishop of Washington State is saying to Ray Lumpp of NYU as they go after a loose ball in their Madison Square Garden mix, won by New York, 66-55. of Air (Church of Air News ITo Be Ann'ced IThose We Love IThose We Love World News I Today iNews-Luncheon Terrace Lunch'n T. star Parade Kchoes IHollywood Brev. IHollywood Brev. Modern Mood iTliese Americas 00 Robert St.

John IftT.ubor Victory 31) Silver Strings 4ft Silver string (III Lutlie7auHour 1 ft1 Lutheran Hour 30: Round Table lid Fort Suelling Whoopee John IWhoopee John Yesterday and I Today iCorral Time jFrom Sacristy (Corral Time lOrgan Recital IPearl Ade 'Organ Recital IPeaii Ade iMusic 1 Pilgrim Hour iPllerlm Hour I Pilgrim Hour IPilgrlm Hour IFurfDix" I Fort Dlx I.Sunday Reverie IQueen's Hour IWeek to Victory lOldllme Melodies 'Klla Hjertaas loldthne Melodies! Wake Up Amer, INevvs Theater Radio Forum ILIttle Symphony Radio Forum In, Upton Close Hour 4ftArmy Huur week lo victory Week to Victory Week to Victory Ski Clinic Finale ISt. Paul kWeek to Victory IWeek to Victory Luth. Church New York I Phllharuionlo I New York Philharmonic I New" York I Philharmonic IPause That I Refreshes I Family Hour IFamlly Hour Family Hour IWm. Slllrer Fl'yd li, Johnson Fl'yd B. Johnson Young People's Church OOlAnny Hour I fti Army iiour We Believe 45 1 News Music Youth tn WaT T.

March of Faith Dr. Larsen Bowl Football 11OSI0 IIOWI. AT FAHAItKNA. CAI.II'. lienigla II, I I.

A II; nlleiidaiire II.H.IMIII. I.Alt KOtVI. AT Oltl.KA.VM Tennessee II, Xulsa, 7i iiltcndunco Ml KINK A 10 AT SAN FRANCISCO Knst 111, West 12: nlleiulaiice COTTON AT DALLAS Texan 14, (H-ni'itht Tccli nllcmlunce OKANUK HOWL AT MIAMI Ahiliiiniit S7, Huston College 21; attendance SIX HOWL AT KL PASO, TLX AS tit( Army Air I orce 13, llardln-Miiinioiis attendance 1 3, nun. VI I.CA.N HOWL AT HIK.UINCIIAM, ALA. Ti-mis tollece 1:1, 'i uskeeee Institute 10; tttleliilance 11,0110.

ll.OtHOK HOWL AT JACKSON VILLK, 1 LA. (ireensboro. N. C. AA'P Aglrles 14.

at least partially have disappeared, the rival coaches viewed the battle with varying opinions. "Henry certainly did a wonderful job of coaching on that Tulsa team," was the postmortem siatfineiit of Coach John IJarnhill of the Volunteers. "The turning point of the game, came when Don Crawford blocked Glen Dobbs' punt. Following the safety our morale went up and Tidia's down." The Tennessee grid leader was referring to Crawford's charge Into the Tulsa backfield, mid-way in the third period, to block Dobbs' attempted kick out of the end zone. This gave the Volunteers a safety and a lead they never relinquished.

Barnhill was loud in his praise for Saxon Judd and Glenn Dobbs. "Judd is the greatest pass receiver I ever saw and Dobbs is undoubtedly the best passer and punter," he said. "Tulsa had the best passing attack we met during the season but Alabama hud the hardest running game and uVs a tougher team to face," Barn-hill added. Alabama was the only team which defeated the Volunteers during the season. "That team Is the best Tennessee team I ever saw and I've seen a lot of Tennessee teams," said Coach Henry Frnka, of Tulsa.

"They might not have an outstanding star of the George Cafego type but they have a smooth running ball club." Frnka declared the superior reserve power of the Volunteers had a lot to do with the victory. After Purdin had scored a second- period touchdown for Tulsa, Tennessee got one by Gold but missed the point. Then came the blocking of Dobbs' punt in the third quarter for a safety and tvfo Vol points and the clinching touchdown in the fourth session by Fuson. The Statistics Tulsa Tenn. First downj lit 14 Yards uaincU ruahlnj; (net) 3'J 2os- I'orwarJ pusiiea atti-inileil 27 17 l''urwanl 17 7 Yards by forward papain ICS SS Kurward pasHua liitiTieptccl 2 PimtinK aver, (from scriiumanc) 41 Total yards, all klclis ri'tunicU.

7:1 loft Opiiont'iils funilili's 2 II Yards lost by penalties 41 1UU ILuth. Kvangel'm ll.uth. Kvangel'm 13' way Cov. iNews-Music IMusic Hall Music Hall Music Ilall INews-Orch. Memory Album I Lest We Furget AlSchreibei INews-M.

Wham Matinee Wham Matinee Wham IMatinee Wham INews-Orch. ILettle Concert IPete's Bavarians IHearth Home (School of Air iPrln. Sun. Sch, enurcn to Go 'Hollywood' From Algiers Upton Close I'l'lie Shadow IThe Shadow weeit 10 viciory (Week toVlctory (Church Music IChurch Music Musical I Steelmakers IWord of Life I Word of Life IHello Soldier, I Hello Sailor IFowilerhorn Cft. Lutheran lOrgan Kncores Seminary Orch.

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Parade Ift. Sammv Kuye 30iSammy Kaye Henderson 1 First Nigbter I First Nighter I Anchors Awelg.1 lAnchois Aweigh ll'ldwaiil Murruw I Dear John Sergeant 1 Gene Antrey iOld-Fashioncil I Revival Old-Fashioned I Revival Choral Hour Christian W'orld Story Time-' Sunday's rousing finale In the SUNDAY EVENING Southern riilversitv of Italon Jtotitrf, WCCO WLOL WTCN WMIN WIXiY WCAL li; allcnihinee 2,000. Star 'Journal Tribune Learn to Ski Week was "signed" to a film contract today when Phil Minnesota football camera expert, was named to shoot all phases of the I KS1P Jack Benny Jack Benny Bandwagon Bandwagon (Commandos ICommandos Ft. Suelling (About News iVoice of Prophecy IStars, stripes I in Britain Bethesda Hour iSign Off Simpson Memorial Hour I (News-Service Evening S'ervice Rocking chair ITin Pan Alley Hockey (Metropolitan Air Auditions (Quiz Kids IQuiz Kids (Karl Godwin 1 10. Tomlinson (Inner Sunctum Mystery F.ASTLKN AMATKI iMusicale I (O Charlie McCarthy Hello America lo Charlie McCarthy Orson Welles to One Man's Fam.

ICrline Doctor ISign Off Amer. Forum Amer. Forum Amer. Forum Gabriel Heatter Olil-Fashioned Philadelphia 1. York 7, (tie), Manhattan 4, Point 3.

NATIONAL I.KAOIE 2. Detroit 2. (Tie). Chicago 0. New Vork 5.

4ft One Man's Fam. ICritne Doctor Walter Winrhell Sinkwich Weeps Thanks Mates for His Score PASADENA In the dressing room after the Rose Bowl game, Frnnkie Sinkwich was crying. final day. if Brain will show the pictures nil through the state as a part of the stale physical fitness program being directed by Dr. Carl Nordly of Revival Hour IParker Family Merry Go Round IRadio Reader's Merry Go Round I Digest American IFred Allen Album of Music I Fred Allen Old-Fashioned IJimmv Fldler I Revival Hour I Dorothy Th'pson Basketball IJohn B.

Hugh( iNews-Stars IPoet's Seminar IVcspers ChjastmasSrals (News-Church (Baptist Church I Boh Kenny JBob Kenny (News-Review (Petite Musirale I Al Schreiher JFreridie King iNews-drchestya (Pappy Tresler ISwing Session IS wins Session iNews-Jammln' IDance Music the university and of which the Ski week is a healthy part. The program for Sunday lias been moved up to start at 2 p.m. in order to get all of the exhibitions in. One of the features has five-year-old Larry Biuckelmyer going" off a jump on the Wirth landing, with his father, Charles (Dutch) Bruck-elmyer, slated to give one of the regular jumping exhibitions. Classen today at Country Club, Wirth and Columbia wind things up before the Sun-, day events.

Skiers can earn their certificates any time before Sunday at any of the classes, with the big outdoor demonstration being the final test for most pupils. The Star Journal Hour of Charm ITake or L've It Hour of Charm Tnke or L've It Nnvv Air Base 'Hollvw'd Theater Hlli TUN I'linlue 21, i impact" 'This Is Our Toledo 41, WLOL TIME TUNES A.M. Monday Thru Saturday Navy Air Base IHollyw'd Theater I Enemy Goodwill Hour Goodwill Hour Goodwill Hour GoodwiljHmir Pearson Allen Front Page Clyde Lucas Clyde Lucas Br'ks Henderson iCedric Artams ITo Be Ann'ced 1 Star Dust I John Raleigh (To Be Ann'ced Unlimited iRennrt to Nation Let's Relax I Horizons (Report to Nation ILet's Relax iCab Calloway (Carl Ravazza -12ll)ance Music Dance Music (Dance Music I Freddie Martin ISign Off OTIIFK COI.LI'.fllOS Harvard 31, Michigan State -8. Kansas. (II), St.

Louis University 23. Hnrvniil 31, .1 i( lilnan state 2k, Wyoming lilt, liorhestcr 4(1. (ieorcelnvcn 5(1. St. Konadvcnture 41.

lima Stale 31, luH'il Wnililnejon Stale (ill, anlsnn 43. lima Stiile Navy Si. I'enii olleire 31. Hruiltey J'ecli 42, On-kuii Slate 41. 4H.

I (ah Stale 41. Lvnnsville 511, Port lvmi 4H. Will. 51, Northern Illinois T.C, 42, Mllrruy State 52. Southern Illinois 34.

VALPARAISO TO I II Gas Rations Relaxed for Prep Heads Prospects for stale high school "Thanks a lot, fellow, for letting jne score," he sobbed. "I didn't deserve the chance," But his teammates knew" better. There aren't many ball players who would even have dressed for the game had they been in Sink-wich's condition. rarely were fooled. Georgia's fancy stuff didn't bother UCLA so much.

Sophomore Charlie Tripp's hard running did. Bruins Take First Place his brother Doug, to count the payoff goal for the Hawks. Lynn Patrick of the Rangers and Red Ham-ill were given major penalties for fighting in the first period. Maeliester 4.. alparaiso 43.

39. Cinlntl Normal 41, llunlinloii ulpaiilKo lliiiiliiiKtnii SH. Championship Tribune is awarding the scrolls to Central Normal 3, Manchester 43. everyone passing the main funda IS 4X mentals. Sunday's program Is free.

ilK.ll SCHOOLS Alumni 44, Asl.ov 2i. PROFESSIONAL Oslikosli (II, Nlifho.vc.uu 5i). Treiitim 1.1, New York Jewels 41, fcj THE KING'S 14 Do your bit keep physically fit AMBASSADOR SKI! Boxing BROADCAST Reisberg's 850 Wins AC Event Les Reisberg was the winner of the Minneapolis Athletic club's opening bowling1 tourney yesterday with 850 for four games after winding up with 1G6 to anti-climax a three game set of CS4. Dr. Charles Wiethoff, with 801, took honors in the handicap brigade.

Dr. Ted Glanz was second in the open with 808, Art Myall had 795, L. E. basketball zoomed today and all signs jointed to the success of the tournament in March, following announcement by II. R.

Peterson of Albert Lea, secretary of the Minnesota High School League, that ration cards for gasoline will supplement A's for coaches, athletic directors and officials. This includes the men Who regularly referee basketball throughout the state. Local boards will be notified, according to A. C. Sunde of St.

Paul, state mileage rationing representative. Enough gasoline will be provided to transport cage quints on scheduled contests. This Doesn't Stand for Cotton mm Tenn. (14) Al Hust Denver Crawford James Myers Jody Fisher Koya! Price MILWAI'liLK Tommy Lemnion, Milwaukee, 143', tleclsloueil (iicnlin (Haby) Itreese, Manhattan, 137'A (101 Doll Kalferl.v, drew with (iene Spencer, 132' 4, hlniuo (Hi; Mike SapUo, laft, Indiana llarlior, decisloneil Tommy CIiIcuko (3); Tito Taylor, all, t'hlcaco, deeisioncd Johnny O'ltrlen. till, illume! Cilv, HI.

H). llt.lHdll Lumolla, New By Vnlted Press Despite a determined Detroit onslaught-, the Boston Bruins gained a 2-2 tie with the Red Wings before 12,000 Friday night fans at Boston to move into sole possession of first place in the National Hockey league. Second-place Toronto was idle. The Black Hawks putlasled the New York Rangers in a wild seven-goal last period to win, 6-5, at Chicago before 15,692. The Rangers, with a chance to break their last-place tie with Montreal, staged four comebacks to tie the score but, with less than five minutes to play, Max Bentley teamed with Scouts Take Bow for Rose Bowl Go PASADENA, CALIF (JP) It was supposed to be a free scoring game yet the Rose Bowl ruckus produced ony nine points.

logical reason: Expert scouting on both sides. For Georgia, Howell Hollis can take a bow; for the Bruins, Cece Hollinsworth. Georgia seemed to know UCLA's plays almost as well as the Bruins themselves. The Georgia ends, George Poschner and Van Davis, Pos. RC.

KT RIO ,..1.11.. Tulsa (71 Saxon Judd Homer Paine Kills Jones Charles Spilman Maurice Hail Hardin Cooper John Creen Dewey Krickstm Clenn Dohbs Calvin Piiidln Hohbv Dobbs Tulsa Jtlehard Huffman O. C. J.lnyd Charles Mitchell Vork, 011I pointed Jimmy h'dnnr, 1 Dc- I coil III). PIIII.VDLLPIIIA llcrble Kal, Bobbv Clfers 1 fney William Nowling DALLAS IIP) Inspectors from the stale office of price administration at Fort Worth checked license numbers of automobiles bearing card stickers at the Cotton Bowl football game Max McCullough, regional OPA director, disclosed.

(I 7 0 7 New ork, out iMiinlcu Lddie Wilson, IHI1-, I'liilinleliihia ill)). ORK. Manuel Ortiz. Port Tennessee 0 6 2 61 -t Tulsa scoring: Touchdown Purdin. Point land, oiilnoiiilcu Kciiiiv l.tndsav.

Vancoii fmm Hatlestad 77G, John Snyder 769 and Dr. Harvey Nelson 757. ver. It. to re-lain NBA bauiuiiiwriKlit SUNDAYS 3:00 P.M.

ciiuinpionsiu 10). HOLLYWOOD Carlos Chave. 12m afler touchdown I. el orce (for Dobbs) placement i. Tennessee scoring: TouchdownsGold (for Nowling, Kuson (for Nowling).

(Dobba' punt blocked by Crawford). Los Amteles, outpointed Al Mcdrano, 12A, Los Aueeies (loi. 50.000 WATTS CBS 830 KILOCYCLES TO $80 ON; YO 0 At-r- 0 OC VATT SCLEAR Iowa, Northwestern Roar Back Into Floor Action Pi I CSli fa llwv. VkA IIIMinMMlIiMMltirTT ifrm isTr i VliY lV i M-i fl(irfiiWtVfiJ J-'' mill Kill i 1 G. Raft, of Cinema and Ring, Visits Stern Fa'Wtt Puff TONIGHT 3:60 Battle of Champions Is Feature of i wQ.A.HOET -II WILLMM O.

To those who know tills name In problem composition, no introduction Is needed. To those who are not la-uilllar Willi his Mollis, well uu will Crumit, Sanderson fi iW a 7 it- A Quiz Program Tonight 7:00 P.M. 1943! A new and fighting year! Let us start the new cycle with a brief editorial dedicated 1o Ihe artists, masters, experts, and just plain players, responsible for the technical portion, which, let us emphasize, is the heart and soul of the column. It is prompted by the return '4o the problem arena of perhaps the greatest composer of Illini Meet Title Stanford Five CHICAGO W) i Western conference basketball teams will be in action tonight resolved to Win their first games of 1943. The Illinois Whiz Kids, smarting under the Camp Grant defeat their first loss in five games meet Stanford, NCAA champion, at Champaign in one of the night's major attractions.

Minnesota, Who with Indiana and Michigan makes up the Big Ten's undefeated society, goes after its fourth in a row against South Dakota Slate at Minneapolis. Ohio State, with a win and a loss on its barn-storming trip, winds up the tour at Louisville, against a strong Kentucky quintet that was nosed out by Indiana, 08 to 52. see a goou specimen ueiow, Today's was sent your operative as a Christinas gilt. 1 am glad to share It. i Why? it really starts l'JU otf with Uaiig! Note the main theme of the problem I will not call II by name, tor it might give away the key.

but note also how the dt-tense of the Bl on adds another major theme, a fine ttrim.shaw! Aarhus writes: "I am glad to see that you now have so many tine composers in your territory. The Christ maa lier Is a V' fa 'V vr. 1 9 Frank Crumit and Julia SandersonO'l the Frank Crumit and Julia Sanderson quiz program will be brought back for a battle of champions on the program tonight at 7:00 p.m. over WCCO. Brought to you by Turns.

1 ftftl-WSii. blend uf themes, a modern feature uf tlirinatic problems." Aarhus was given a good "Send-off" In tile rdltorhil above, but a deserved one. Think i. could write pages on this modest genius. Well do 1 remember his baptism intu the composing tield and his meteoric rise thet'ealter.

One of his 3ers had tlie whole of Canada slumped, and tins was alter they hail the key Couldn't believe It. could you? Aarhus' chief cimracleristlcs in the composing field are urlglnallly, dlfficully, depth, beauty, artistry, cleanness strategy, of which the tlrst two are predominant. Clad to ftce you back, my friend. Problem No. 7(14 Oltir.iNU, FOR l'HK UTAH Ml US Ah MV O.

AAKIIlfl, ST. VAl'h Black Pieces 3ers the northwest has ever producedMr. O. Aarhus of St. Paul.

The technical portion In fine print below. Is but a Jlllllblr of IIU-mnllKless uivs, aymljuls, and rliaracteis, lo Hie casual reader or lion-plavur. Tin Is nutiual. Urn- cannot appreciate what one Hoes Hot understand. Jlow then, can there be nnv fascination or Interest lo the technical sanies, problems, and eudlnas, depleted fioui the chess and checker board? That Is a popular question.

One answer: If the most fascinating or Interesting Hovel you have read had been printed In or some language you old not uncleislanil, It naturally would have carried no lulere.it or fasetnaMon. The name applies to the chess and checker laiieuate. f' If i 1 I Iowa and Northwestern, long Idle, were ready for home contests Various phases of either earne (chess or against Ripon md Great Lakes, re spectively. The Wildcats, seeking their first win after losing to west em Michigan and Notre Dame, MARION CLAIRE I CHICAGO THEATER OF THE AIR Presents MARION CLAIRE THOMAS THOMAS in 'THE MERRY WIDOW" SATURDAY EVENING 6:00 Eye Witness News llumin Co. 6:30 Thanks to the Vaults Camels 7 :00 Sanderson and Crumit Turns 7:30 Hobby Lobby Palmolive Bhav Cream 7:55 Eric Sevarcitl the News Parker Pen for "Qul.ik" 8:00 Hit Parade Lucky strike 8:45 Red River Valley Gang Carglli Inc.

9:15 People's Platform 9:45 Frazicr Hunt General Electrlo 10:00 Newt 10:15 Ed Fleck Orch. 10:30 Sports Through tho Keyhole 10:45 Bobby Sherwood 11:00 News Groves Lab. 11:15 George Eyman 11:30 George Wald Owl Club Heileman Co. A.M. News Music SUNDAY MORNING New of the World 8:15 From the Organ Loft 8:30 Bible School of the Air 9:00 Church of the Air 9:30 Wings Over Jordan 10:00 News Curtlss Candy 10:15 Standby for Musio Strinjr Quartet George Raft, film star, amateur dancer, formerly a professional prize fighter and professional baseball player, will be Bill Stern's guest tonight.

Although known to most people as a film stajv Raft is still a figure in the sports world. Last year, York boxing writers voted him the man who, though outside the profession, had done most for boxing. "Sports Newsreel of the 9:00 P.M. '5'' 1 cnecaersi nave a upeoiai interest or lasci-nation depending upon a particular Individual's taste or talent. Game ate classified into openings, mid-game, and endings.

Thev are played uver-lhe-board, by mail, telephone, telegraph, radio, or blindfold. The type of play varies In Rocial, tournament, match, and exhibition pauies. Ueutrally, they are comparable to miniature war, tealuring altacK, defense, and strategy. Problems (chess and checker poetrv) feature heuutv and artistry hi a huge of thematic art. They are comparable to a symphony or opera.

Kmliuts Knd (JalneK) are aiiolller separate phase where Mr. W. O. Nulling can turuifli the superlatives. The Pawn Pusher nenrts thanks and well wishes to the many Individuals responsible for a high standard of technical sustenance, inclmlrd in our fealure.

TO 1(11 by Joe looms (Kt-kROj Kd6ch (R-KBch). Many solvers thought this a fins problem even with the cook. Your operative thought a lot or this work and was perhaps as fllsappointrrl as Joe to si-e it suffer the III fale of having to be foasted. luck next time, Joe. will be at full strength for the sailors, who have averaged C3.3 points in winning 10 of their 11 games.

Northwestern will be bolstered as Otto Graham, last year's leading conference scorer, and Bud Hasse, a two-year veteran, take over positions in the starting lineup. In the only game last night involving a Big Ten team, Pyrdue lost its third decision In six starts by bowing to Toledo, 41 to 37. Trailing 24-14 at the half, 'S U97A COLGATE SHAVE CREAM While 10 Pieces 5P2; 4S1K1; WTilta to play and man In thre (3) moves..