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I.LOUIS SlAR-IiMES April 3, 1946. 21 12359 FANS SEE BARONS WIN War Dads Trying Who's Excited? Ta Aid Vets By Conn To Box 600 Rounds In comes on at 8 a. m. over KXOK Valiant Lady radiates the airways at 9 a. m.

over KMOX Tom Breneman's "Breakfast In Hollywood" is served at 10 a. m. over KXOK. CHIT CHAT: Radio jokes which tot the laughs: Don McNeill: "A middle-aged man is one whose pipe goes out more often than he does" Bill Packham: "When this ventriloquist talks in his sleep, his wife has to go in the next room to listen" Jean Gillespie: "You probably didn't get to see much of the movie with that big fat woman in front of you." Alan Young: "I saw some of it she had a pierced ear." BY GRANT CAKTER. TONIGHT: The Fresh Up Show hopes to brighten the atmosphere with music at 7:30 o'clock over KWK Marilyn Maxwell visits Bob Crosby at 8:30 o'clock over KMOX Sammy Kaye, with the "So You Want To Lead a Band?" show comes on at 8:30 o'clock over KXOK Natalie Bodanya, soprano, Eugene Conley, tenor, and Charles Danford, baritone, bring "Musical Memories of Broadway" at 9 o'clock over KMOX Bruce Barrington reports the news at 10:15 o'clock over KXOK.

TOMORROW: There's news, then music, at 6 a. m. over KWK The Blackwood Quartet Training Grind By Associated Press. GREENWOOD LAKE, N. i April 3.

No one has to tell Billy Conn just how tough it's going to be to get into fighting shape for his June 19 date with Joe Louis, ('Exposing Reds i( A national campaign to expos communist-controlled groups has iP'been launched by the American War Dads, John J. Griffin, chair -piman of the War Dads committee, announced yester-Pt'dayy. Griffin, founder of the St. Louis War Dads chapter, said jijsome veterans are joining com-5: i munist dominated groups with- I out having sufficient information i about the organizations. 1 1 He said the War Dads have hired i a national research organization to prepare and send to its chap-S iters a weekly news letter exposing 5 the activities of communists in various groups.

The campaign also will include newspaper advertisements, radio time, and public speeches, he said, if; H. Roe B3rtle, national execu-: tive director of the group, said at-jfitention would be given later to other "isms." PROGRAMS ON TIE AIR KSD KXOK WEW KFUO KMOX WIU KWK WtMV 550 A30 850 1129 1230 130 14V WEDNESDAY NIGHTS PROGRAMS and right now sweet William is somewhat soured on all the free advice he's been getting lately. After nearly four years in the army, he knows he and the Brown Bomber Bisons Beaten, 3 To Game Is Protested By Associated Press. CLEVELAND, April 3. The defending champions of the American Hockey League, Cleveland's Barons, were one up on the Buffalo Bisons today following the opener of the best-of-seven final playoffs for the Calder Cup.

Dan Sprout, star of Cleveland's defense men, and Fred Thurier, an elusive center, provided the Barons' sc punch for a 3 to 2 victory last night before 12,359 fans, largest attendance since the arena was opened In 1937. Tomorrow night and Sunday the second and third games of the finals will be played in Buffalo, after which the teams start alternating between the two cities in single games. After Cleveland's last tally, Buffalo notified the referee it was protesting the game because of the frequency with which Cleveland fans were holding up the game by showering programs on the ice. But league president Maurice Podoloff said the actions of the fans were no grounds for protest. Montreal Defeats Boston In Playoffs "sS" Wv Museum Honors Eisenhower.

NEW YORK. April 3. (AP) iipi Gen. Eisenhower was made an hon-jll orary fellow for life of the Metro-ji politan Museum of Art yesterday for the part he played overseas in 28 1 saving art treasures. He's hitting him with everything but the ringpost ooopsl He's hitting him with that, 5 P.

M. KXOK Terry and Pirates: Dragon Lady. Flip Cerkin KSIJ -News; baloa Music WfcW -News KKl'O JNe KMOX Kei Davis. Newi Wit, and Music KWK Jaikie JJill Ac Rougtlies WTMV and Boll Baker 5:15 KXOK Today's Good Music KSD Memories lu Music WKW Sacred Heart l'rog. KMOX Bub Wllliami Sing! KWK Superman 5:30 KXOK Jack Armstrong: Story of all-American toy KSD News WEW Muny Clubhouse of ibe Air KFl'O Opto Fible KMOX MuMral Kerby WIl, Neil Gorman's Sports Review KWK Capt.

Ml.inlght 5:45 KXOK Harry Caray. Gabby Street. Sports Eatra" KSI Songs of (iootl Cheer VKV Eventide Krlioes Kirn Robert Trout. News KMOX World Today; Nes WII, Stars of Song land KWK Tom "is 6 P. M.

KXOK License Quiz; Musical Derby KSI Xews and Snorts KV" Cran'papjy jonea KFl'O Evening Com-ert KMOX Lenny Ross Show WIL Treasury Salute KWK News WTMV Tom Duffy 6:15 KXOK Raymond Swing. Comments 8:15 WIL Veterans' Question Box KWK Real Stories From Real Life WTMV Got. Green 8:30 KXOK Se You Want te Lead a Band KSD Mr. District Attorney KMOX Rob L'rosby WIL News; Broadway Band-wacon KWK Spotlight Bandt WTMV Bay Sthmidt 8:45 KXOK Te Lead a Band; Ches-ter Morrisen WTMV Wai' Time 9 P. M.

KXOK Ralph Norman's Music KSD Kay Kyser's Colleae KMOX Great Moments in Musie KWK Endorsed bv Dorsey WIL Harlem Rhythm WTMV News; Knute Bockne Memorial 9:15 WIL Console Capers 9:30 KXOK Wake Up St. Louis KMOX Holiday for Music WIL News: Sparklers KWK Shady Valley Jamboree 9:45 WIL Serenade in Swingtime 10 P. M. KXOK Ten O'clock Band: Hal Mclntyre Orch. KSD Supper Club KMOX Ilex Davis.

News WII. Sporta Scores; 78 B. F. M. Club KWK Mystery Time 10:15 KXOK Bruce Barripgtoa.

News KSD Allan Roth's Orth. KSD News of the World KMOX Jack Smith Show W1L Famous Dance Bands KWK Gil Newsonie WT.UV Treasury Salute 6.30 KXOK The Lone Ranger KSD Julie O'Neill ft Co. KMOX Ellery 0.ueen W1L News: Rhythm Intermezzo WTMV Fairy Princess 6:45 KSD H. V. Kaltenborn, Newi WII.

Meet the Band WTMV llprrv Cray 7 P. M. KXOK Lum and Abner: Pine Ridge Humorists KSII Mr. and Mrs. North KFI'O At Close of Iay KMOX Jafk Carson Show WIIj Junior Achievement KWK Sports and Newa WTMV News; Weather 7:15 KXOK Your Washington Man WII.

Concert KWK ln-ide of Sporta WTMV Murris Seitiel 7:30 KXOK Fishing and Hunting Club of the Air KSD HiMegarde KMOX Dr. Christian WIL New: Artie Shaw's Orth. KWK Freth-Lp Show WTMV Sports 1'aiade 7:45 KMOX Dr. Christian: Newi WIL Trade Winds Tavern WTMV South Ameiican 8 P. M.

KXOK Jones and I KSI Eddie Cantor KMOX Frank Sinatra Show WIL Songs by Iting Crosby KW Gabriel Heatter. News WTMV News; Hit Bits KMOX Barnhart Show WIL 78 R. I'. SI. Club WTMV Evening Serenade 10:30 KXOK The Symphonetta KSD Nea KMOX Tops In Music KWK News; Drama; Janca Band WTMV Evening Serenade 10:45 KSD Rirhard Harkness.

Newt KMOX Fost Parade; Ofl the Record KWK AlTino Rey-a Dance Music WTMV Round the Town 11 P. M. KXOK News: Leighton Neble KSD News; Danny Ryan KMOX Headline Highlights; Music KWK News: Art Kassell's Or. WTMV News Trnmp 'n' Truck 11:15 KXOK Leighton Neble't Orch. K.MOX Musical Hour 1 1 :30 KXOK Cal Tinney KSD News: Kliytnuite Reminiscence KWK Art Kassel'a Orcb, WTMV Walkathon 11:45 KXOK Buddy Morrow's Newt KWK Joe Sanders Or.

Newa WTMV Tromn 'n' Truck 12 Midnight. KXOK Music After 12 KSD News; Let's Dance KMOX Dance Time; Newi WTMV News: TNT KXOK 12:25 News 12:30 Music After 12 12.55 News; Sign Off REPAIRING- Prompt, Efficient Service have the tough- est job in front Mm. of them any two Conn. i ear-scramblers ever had. As a matter of fact, he's so well ac- quainted with the job at hand that he and Manager Johnny Ray have lined up a program of conditioning 5 here at their lakefront camp the -like of which makes any previous training grind seem like a 1 weeks' vacation with pay.

Scheduled for the next ten weeks are more than 600 rounds of boxingas much as 12 or 15 rounds daily when the factory starts running full time in three weeks or so with about 20 sparring part- ners who have direct orders to beat Billy's brains in if they can. As an incentive, the sparmates will get special cash bonuses for the best jobs of hammering on the Pitts- burgh pretty boy. The board of strategy mapped out the ambitious "sweat" program I long before they lifted the curtain on the training camp here jester- i day and it's probably just as ell i they did, because with all the folks 1 who came along, the board of Indian Seeks Bowling Leaders HIGH HIGH Pick Up Delivery, City or County 26 Years Experience ATLAS RADIO GO. 1138 N. UNION FO.

1250 THREE Merchants League SINGLE BENTON 254 iiertlinz 254 I'atiz BENTON 181 l.u.l" i KALEV'S 227 L. Majgr FLORISS 219 A. Mann BEVO 199 M. Fedlock BEVO 210 M. Fedlock BEVO 265 It.

Kramer BOWLING GRAND 1j. Grant 613 Ladies League Aui-r 485 Downtown League C. Airbill 613 Businessmen L. Winsnr 580 Tuesday Ladies League M. Fedlock 549 7 OXIoek Ladies A.

Cianciula 583 9 O'Cleek Businessmen B. Kramer 669 MONTREAL, April 3 (AP The Montreal Canadiens may become the first team since the National Hockey League was organized in 1917 to win the Stanley Cup in eight straight games. The Flying Frenchmen racked up their sixth consecutive victory, 3-2, in overtime and their second over the Boston Bruins in their best-of-seven final round series before more than 12,000 fans here last night. The third game of the Bruin-Canadien series will be played at Boston tomorrow night and the fourth also in Boston Sunday. rCl $o7t)is S3 Tuss.

Afternoon Ladies 208 s. Iwban s. Duuan 538 THURSDAY'S PROGRAMS Before!" strategy was practically a convention. $10,000 Suit Filed I 3 jBSSSSSSBk 3 If vour nose ever fills REGINA Triple 217 Hazel Biedmeyer Hazel rtiediuever 564 REGINA Odd Fellows 237 c. I'iikering O'Brien 593 ROGERS Mereantiie-Commerce 202 u.

Orlkk H. Wuest 555 ROGERS Credit Men 215 K. Sihneider F. Lowerv 601 ROGERS Mississippi Valley Girls 191 I'eKv Donovan Marie Albert 515 ROGERS Famous-Barr Men 218 K. K.

t-yberg HOI To Avenge Mat Defeat Tonight Don Eagle, Indian Adonis, promises to behave himself when he seeks to avenge a defeat against Fred Bozic in the feature match on Sam Muchnick's five bout wrestling show at Kiel Auditorium tonight. In his first bout here, the colorful Redskin suddenly interrupted his long winning streak by going berserk. He twisted Eozic's head between the ropes, lashed his body with blows and then capped his mad spree by flooring the referee, who attempted to intervene. This last act was enough for the referee who promptly disqualified the red-man. Appearing in the semi-final, Frankie Talaber, a crowd-pleaser, will also attempt to get back on a winning streak.

Recently, Frankie dropped a verdict to heavyweight Ed Virag. Spotting his opponent, Frank Jares, 15 pounds, Talaber does not expect as much trouble as he did in his bout with Virag. Continuing his policy of using junior heavyweights on his pro- up with stuffy tran- eRj--ri 1 sient congestion next time put a little Va-tro-nol in each nostril. Quickly con WEW Music lot Today KFl'O News KMOX Hearts in Harmonv KWK Shady Valley Folk; Newt WTMV Virginia Blair 2:45 KSD Right to Happiness WKW South of the Border KFL'O The Story of Old SU Louis KMOX Editor's daughter 3 P. M.

KXOK The Jack Berck Shew KSli Backstage Wife WEW News; Master Music KFI'O Your New Home KMOX House Parly KWK Ed Wilson Show Will News Markets 3:15 "uiitas terminal K. K. tmp. club F. Kleiner 537 Rice-Stix Girls Pla-Mors, Knights Win.

KANSAS CITY, April 3. (INS) The Kansas City Pla-Mors took a 3 to 2 lead in the TJ. S. Hockey League playoffs last night by defeating the St. Paul Saints, 3 to 1, before 4,620 hometown fans.

At Tulsa, a disputed goal in the second period gave Omaha's Aksar-Ben Knights a 2 to 1 victory over the Tulsa Oilers, while 4,414 Tulsa fans watched the Oilers' three-game playoff winning streak come to an end. gestion is relieved, breathing is easier. Va-tro-nol works right where trouble is to relieve distress of bead colds. Follow directions la the package. VICKS VA-QO-nOL I.

fcnisel 460 Tuesday Night Ladies M. Fiebix 538 Tuesday Night Men H. Bert' 599 Tuesday Night Men f. sinner. ROGERS 178 I).

Kntel DISTER 211 lirodak DISTER 224 H. Beiir GRAND-HEBERT 256 V. Berry CENTURY 207 N. CENTURY 253 V. Wurst eitk Against Joe Louis LOS ANGELES.

April 3. (UP) Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis today denied a $10,000 breach of contract damage suit brought by: Ramon Reachi, sports promoter, bv claiming there wasn't any contract to breach. In his suit, Reachi charged that Louis and his manager-promoter, Mike Jacobs, signed a contract lor the fighter to make four two-! minute exhibition bout appearances in Mexico City last February 5- Reachi said Louis was to get 45 per cent of the proceeds, but Louis and Jacobs cancelled the contract without cause. Louis is now training for his title fight with Billy Conn in New York-next June. i w.

Berry 639 Ladies Victory K. Braun 518 Men's Victory J. Weilel 589 P. and Walbridge Mothers M. Bereman 489 W.

S. Ladies J. Svhaeffer 554 Sears Roebuck Ladies V. Morrissey 501 W. eV S.

Wal 193 Al. Bergman. KXOK "Just for You.1 Kay Morton KSD Stella Dallas KFl'O Dovne Neal WTMV Bob Baker 3:30 KSD Lorenzo Jonee KFI'O Dental Society KMOX Road of Late 3:45 Bowlers In Buffalo, SeMnetaUe League Suspends Play -VEGETABLE LAXATIVE BMfl CMT a HMEIIsW KXOK "lust for Yeu" Newa Sears Roebuck Men H. Kinsella 550 Th r.rpatpr st inis All-star gram. MucnnicK wui present me KSI Young Widder Brown 205 'f.

Nensel W. S. 181 V. Mnrrissey. W.

A. 209 15. JUBenyoIds. W4.S. 243 Jerry W.

S. 221 E. tarr GRAND-PARK 234 J. Jasinski. GRAND-PARK 226 K.

Thaver GRAND-PARK Bowling League has suspended lightweight grapplers in two of competition until Apjil 11, because three preliminary bouts. In one, its members have gone to Buffalo Bob Cummings, top-ranking junto compete in the ABC tourna-ior "heavy," will make his local ment. With nine games remaining debut against the Turk, All Aliba. in the season, the Hermanns lead Charley Lutkis will display his GLORY BE! NO MORI A. F.

of L. Victory Jerry Lugwig 630 A. F. ef L. Nutcrackers K.

Carr 640 Nooter Boiler J. Jasinski 554 Venice Power h. Hum 543 Electrical F. Oraf 630 Roosevelt High School Boys Paul Kelpe (2 games 380 Roosevelt High Schol Girls (2 fnmesl 273 Monsanto Jn Sa.lnwski 616 Du Bowl Handiean C. Ilemsv Mavrakos and the Reinekes by one wares locally for the first time in the opening match against Jack game.

266 F. DU BOWL 203 I'aul Kelpe DU BOWL 166 I). Wil-on OU BOWL Miss Loeb To Get Big Test Tonight Play in tonight's St. Louis district indoor tennis tournament at the i 265 F. DU BOWL Here the dean, modern way ta relieve simple backache, oin-son'a Back Plaster! Eaaea pain; stiffness, (train.

Feel gremtl At all drug stores. Inaiat oi Jo Hilton Johnson quality. 226 H. I-fiffner Lincoln Engr. Mixed.

Women KMOX -Musical Clock WII Tropical Tempos KWK Mens by nay Dady 9 A. M. KXOK fni i rue Story: Complete true story drama KSiJ Journey W.V News; 'luuesmith KFLO Adventures in Faith KMOX Valiant Jady WIL Serenauers KWK Kasy Listening WTMV News: l.iieaiuck Kep 9:15 KXOK True blory; Betty Crocker KSl -iora Law tun WEW Kev. James Al. GilliS KFl'O Human Side of News KMOX Light ut Uie World WTMV Musical Bandstand 9:30 KXOK Hymns el All Churches KSII Road of Life WKW Let Go lu Town KF l'O Students' L'hapel K-MOX Strange Romance of Evelyn Winters WIL News: Sweet Music WlMV Lolliiisviile Newa 9 '45 KXOK Listening Post: Short dramatized stortea Ksl Joyce Jordan WEW Maikets KFLO 'llicmes of the.

Ages KMOX Bachelor Cllildien WTL Weaiiier; Harlem Rnitlim KWK News 10 A. M. KXOK lo.n brentman's "Breaklat in Good Neighbor Awards KS1J F'red Waring Show WKW Your Social Security KFI'O Music of the Masters KMOX LaGuardia of L. N. K.

R. A. WIL Mirl-Moming Matinee KW Gil Newsline WTMV- News Momenta of Lievotion 10:15 WEW Police (luartet KMOX Second Husband, with Heien Mencken 10:30 KXOK Home Edition; Story Teller KSD Barry Cameron WEW industry and Progress KFl'O Woman's World KMOX Time to Remember WII. News: Opportunity WTMV Remembering 10:45 KXOK Ted Malone Kpl David Haruni WEW t'unsumer Comments KFl'O Mid-Morning Matinee fc'MOX Aunt Jennv's Stories 11 A. M.

KXOK Glamour Manor; Music, Variety and Comedy KSD News: Weather Forecast WKW Home Serenade KFl'O The Open Bible KMOX Kate Smith Speaks WIL Melndv Mustangs WTMV News an I Music 11:15 KSD Salute to Hits WKW Industry and Progress KFl'O News KMOX Big Sister WIL Singing Strings WTMV Musical Monograms 11:30 KXOK Telephono Quit KSD Dedication of Patton Hall WEW Just for Women KFLO Sacred Themes on a Solovox KMOX Rora'ce of Helen Trent WII. News; ltenny Goodman's Orch. WTMV Metropolitan Serenade 11:45 KXOK Star Time 5 A. M. KXOK Charley Stookey'a "Town and Country.1' 2Tfe hours music, news, weather reports, farm news KMOX Country Journal: Music KWK Town and Country Time 5:15 KMOX Wade Kay and Hie Gang KXOK Town and Country KSD News; Rhythm Novelties 5:45 KSD Morning Jlymna KMOX Kami Talk 6 A.

M. KXOK News; Town eV Country KKI News WKWNews: Musiral Clock KFl'O Morning fall KMOX Farm Talks KWK News and Music 6:15 KXOK Music; Markets; Naber Newa KSI Wake to Music K-MOX Sunrise Kalate 6:30 KXOK Let's Go Visitine, WKW News: Market Keporls KFl'O Farm and Home Journal KWK Shady Valley Folk WTMV Christian Soldier 6:45 KXOK Town and Country Ktl News: Musical Interlude WKW News KFL'O Morning "eadlinea 7 A. M. KXOK News; Town Country KS! Alei Lnier WKW llran'pappy Jones KFI'O Morning Meditation KMOX Morning News Bound up WII. Breakfast Club KWK Grady Cantrell WTMV Roundup Time 7:15 KXOK Trading Post: Howard and Shelton KSI Do You Keniemberf KFl'O Hymns for the Home KMOX Ozark Varieties KWK Shady Val.

Folk: News WTMV Views of the Newa 7:30 KXOK Bertram L. Hughes. News KSD Reveille Roundup WKW News and Melodies KFL'O Musical Reveille WIL News; ltreakfast Club KWK Ruth Hayes riaye WTMV Hit the Deik 7:45 KXOK Breakfast Time KSI News WKW Sarred Heart Program KFl'O Chapel Window KMOX Headline Highlights KWK Ne-'-s Roun-lup 8 A. M. KXOK Blackwood Brothers KSI Honeymoon in New York KMOX Dr.

Samuel Johnson, t'omments WKW News Roundup KFT'O News: Morning Salute KWK Ed Wilon Show WTMV News Today 8:15 KXOK News WKW At Your Set-rice KMOX Texas Rangers WTMV Radio Hible Class 8:30 KXOK Breakfast Club: Don McNeill, M. C. Jack Owen KSD News WKW (iran'pappy Jones KFl'O News KMOX Opera House News Music WTMV Range Ridera 8:45 KSD Virginia Blair Presents KFL'O Varieties Callahan. Jim Lankas, former St. Mary's grid star, also will make his St.

Louis mat debut. The opponent for this 6-foot, 3-inch Greek giant will be Roy Dunn. Tonight's program: MAIM EVENT: Do Eagle, 215. Island Pond. vs.

Fred Bozie, 215, Cleveland. One WKW The Little Show; Merchants Report KFL'O Melody Lane WIL, Hollywood Brevities WTMV Pn.eroom Melodiea 12 Noon. KXOK Bertram L. Hughes. News Ksti News WEW News Roundup KFL'O Voire of the Harp KMOX Guv Runnion, News WIL Platter Parade KWK News by Ray Padj WTMV News; Weather; Gay Nineties 12:15 KXOK Musical Parade KSD Morion Downey Show WEW Markets KFl'O NoondaT Repose KMOX Ma Perkins KWK Shady Valley Folk WTMV Gay Nineties 12:30 KXOK Musical Parade; Markets KSD Kasy Aces WEW News Roundup KMOX Young Dr.

Malone WiI. News; Platter Parade KWK Nat Brandwj-nne's Orch. WTMV Sammy Kaje 12:45 KXOK Musical Parade; Newa KSD Facts and Faces KFl'O Farm Front KMOX Life Can Be Beautiful KWK John J. Anthony WTMV Farn-r's Friend 1 P. M.

KXOK Musical Parade KSD Guiding Light WEW News; Top Tunes KFLO Music Appreciation KMOX Second Mrs. Barton WIL Washington Today; Monroe's Orchestra KWK Victor Lindlahr WTMV News; Walkathon 1 :15 KXOK Musical Parade KSD Today's Children; Betty Crocker WEW World of Song KMOX Perry Mason WII. Flashes of Life KWK Novelties WTMV Bible Broadcast 1:30 KXOK Battle ef Baritones KSD Woman In White WKW Report KMOX Rosemary WIL News Opportunity KWK Oueen for a Day WTMV Club and Civic; Music Ad Mbhed 1:45 KXOK Baritones; News KSD WKW Today and Future KMOX Tena and Tim WIL Opportunity Program WTMV Ration Review 2 P. M. KXOK Al Pearce KSD Woman of America WKW News: Matinee Today KFI'O Religious Journals in Review KMOX Headline Highlights KWK News WTMV News: Music 2:15 KSD Ma Terkins WEW- Poetry in Words and Music KFl'O Musical Relaxation KMOX Linda's First Love KWK Hvmns You Love WTMV Hart Songs 2:30 KXOK Ladies.

Be Seated: Johnny Olson, M. C. Pepper Y'oung's Family BURTON 177 Keimler. Baker 475 BUKIUN Lincoln Fnnr u. Washington U.

Field House will be confined to men's singles and dou- i I-ajwn 568 BURTONS High School Mens 23.1 Mapes L. Buffer 598 BURTON'S Can Con. Mixed. Women H. Hoyden 484 BURTON Can II Container Mixed.

Men FOR RELIEF OF PAIN of simple headache and calendar periods, gel ACQL'IN Tablets. Cautioi. Tke onl as directed. fall to a finish. SEMI-FINAL; Frankie Talaber.

205. caco, vs. Frank Jares. 220, Laa Angeles. Chi.

Ona iAb Altmaycr Brelthhnrth 540 SILVER SHIELD Silver Shield Handicap 223 T. Schirr 618 bles, with the exception of one quarter final women's singles match, which might possibly produce the biggest upsets of the matches. For this lone contest will find the women's Muny Softball Meeting To Be Held Tomorrow Tomorrow night Thursday the Muny Softball Association will hold its first meeting of the season at the Sherman Park Community Center, at Kingshtehway and Easton, at 8 o'clock. All interested parties are urged by Athletic Director Gred Geldmacher to attend this meeting. Hockey At a Glance liy Assiv ife! TONIGHT'S GAMES.

amn senedulea. LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS. National Leaau Finals. Montreal 3, Boston 2 (Montreal laadi 2- In best-of-seven series). American League Finals.

Cleveland 3. Butlale 2 (Cleveland leads 1-0 In best-af-aeven series). U. 8. League Semi-Finals.

Omaha 2. Tulia 1 (Tulsa leads 3-2 in best- fall. 30-minute time limit. THIRD MATCH Roy Dunn, 225. Englewood, vs.

Jim Lankas, 225, Atwood, Kan. One fall. 30-minute limit. SECOND BOUT All Allga. 195.

Turkey, vs. Bob Cummings. 190, Taleda. Ona fall, 30-minute time limit. PRELIMINARY: Charley Lutkie.

175. Ashland, vs. Jack Callahan, 190. Sherman, Tex. On fall.

20-ninuta time limit. mni ist nt Acts Quick WEW Treasure Cheat KFI'O Modern Miracle KMOX The Kant Wagon 4 P. M. KXOK Bride and Groom KSD hen a Girl Marries WKW News: Hits of Yesterday KFI'O The Song Shop KMOX Am. School of the Air KWK News; Ed Wilson Show WTMV News: Bob Baker 4:15 KSD Portia Faces Life WEW Gran'pappy Jmiea 4:30 KXOK Tennessee Jed KSD Just Plain Bill WEW Hits of Today KFI'O Reading Circle JaLMOX Housewives' Protective League WIL News; Melodic Mood 4:45 KXOK Hod Harrigan: Air Adventures KSD Front-Page Farrell WKW News KFI'O Children's Hour W'lL Tealime Tunes KWK News WTMV l-thn" 5 P.

M. KXOK Terry and the Pirates: Dragon Lady and Flip Corkie) KS! News; Salon Music WEW News KFl'O News KMOX Rei Davis, New WIL Xavier Cugat KWK Jackie Hill Ad the Roughies WTMV News: Bob Baker 5:15 KXOK Today's Good Musle KSD Memories in Music WEW Sacred Heart Program. KFl'O World Observer KMOX Bob Williams Singe Spike Jones KWK Superman 5:30 KXOK Jack Armstrong: Story of all-American bey KSD News WEW Muny Clubhouse of the Air KFI'O Open Bible KMOX Musical Derby WII. Newa: Neil Norman'a Sports Reiaeiw KWK Capt. Midnight 5:45 KXOK Harry Caray.

Gabby Street. "Sports Extra" KSD Songs of Good Cheer WEW Eventide Echoes KFT'O Today in Sports KMOX Robert Trout. New W'lT. Stars or Songland KWK Tom Mia SILVER SHIELD 233 a. Masiero FAIRGROUNDS 213 A Doyle El DEL 214 Bnrdtriede.

El DEL 258 .1. Srhuster El EL 257 II. Tn.lt Page Handicap Masiero 560 Holy Name M. Biiml. 569 Ladies E.

Bortriede 551 Boosters B. Folkerth 655 Spotlight B. To.lt 653 (I tslCMTS MELENE rneaman-snelby Ladies FOR PROMPT RELIEF 178 Krleen Sellinger Horuthea Haermi 398 WELLSTON Ladies Graziano to Meet Zale. NEW YORK, April 3. (AP) Rocky Graziano, the Brooklyn kayo specialist, and middleweight champion Tony Zale of Gary, will mppt in a 15-round title bout at the 186 K.

Itowlby WELLSTON 222 A. I'Mrk GRAND-ST. LOUIS 208 M. Minphy CRAND-ST. LOUIS 202 .1.

HeJlherg GRAND-ST. LOUIS 161 .1. J'aul GRAND-ST. LOUIS 213 H. Belli Southeimer 502 City-Wide K.

Alt 601 Merrymaker Ladies M. Murphy 525 Soeony Vacuum Men J. Hellberz 541 Socony Vacuum Ladies J. Bernl 437 Majestic Men H. Haug 590 af-seven series).

3.2K"".C.7.,?,.,8U:,,.1 Yankee Stadium July -25. ttii utinillr custi BLEMISHES RASHES Mildly medicated Cuticura helps clear up externally caused imples. ease out lack-heads. Preferred by many nurses. Buy at your druggist's todayl 4 I i 2 I I 4 rSa GRAND-ST.

LOUIS majestic Ladies 170 II. Williams H. Williams 400 STEIN BROS. defending singles champion, Sarita JB' Loeb, matched Sarita Loeb. against the fast-coming Nancy Pearce.

in a match that has captured the attention of local tennis fans. MEN'S SINGLES. Third Round Bill Ziervogel defeated Bill Copeland, 6 2. 8 6. MEN'S DOUBLES.

Parker-Oliver defeated Hendry-Eckstein, 6 1. 6 2. SECOND ROUND Weinstock-Hodge defeated Shapleigh-Ferris, 6 1. 6 3: Seal-lett-Friedman defeated Groerich-Sargent, 7 fl, 6 3, 7 Smith-Eggman defeated Pierson-Lewis. 7 5.

4 6, fi Wiese-Carvell defeated Jones-Pettus. 6 2. 6 O. Keany-Thompson defeated Korby-Menzel, 6 1, 6 3. WOMEN'S SINGLES.

Quarter-finals Bertha Scott defeated Thelma Kenefick, 6 3. 6 4. Mereeina Parker defeated Laverya Ray, 6 2, 7 5. Quarter. finals Wllma Smith defeated Violet Berger, 60, 6 1.

JUNIOR SINGLES. Quarter-finals Don Schuessier defeated Ken. neth Brown, 6 3, 64; Jack Goebel defeated Neville Grant, 6 2, 7 5: Jack Weber defeated Richard Clark. 6 4, 6 3. Kuroivski To Come Here For Contract Talk With Breadon CUTICURA SOAP ant OINTMENT mm wm mm luesoay Night Ladies V.

Nnlei 619 Federal Reserve (Men) W. Toehler 590 Federal Reserve (Women) F. Deifel 436 St. Paul Brotherhood J. Held 534 Cherokee K.

McNeil 566 Herzog J. Sisrneitto. Sr. 552 Stone Walkers Temtlentan 620 B'Nai Brith T. Weiss 516 A.

Filherman 516 Sunnen Women's A. Kemp 486 Sunnen Men's L. Manesi 534 244 V. Nnles. DEL-MAR 203 W.

Toehler. DEL-MAR 181 Detfel CHEROKEE 223 .1. Held CHEROKEE 221 BADEN 224 K. Cool. SPIVEY'S 268 llrecnrv.

SPIVEY'S 196 T. ESQUIRE 3 64 v. Le Cost. ESQUIRE 220 B. READING, April 3.

(UP) George (Whitey) Kurowski, holdout third baseman of the St. Louis Cardinals, announced today he would meet Sam Breadon, at the Cardinal owner's request, ESQUIRE Kroger Men 4 ADVERTISEMENT Asthma Mucus Loosened First Day for Thousands of Suffertrs Coughinar, gasping, srheeHng. recurring attacks of Bronchial Asthma ruin your slee? and rob your blood of vitally Important oxygen because you can't get air in and out of your lungs properly. But now It Is no longer necessary to suiter from the terrible attacks without the benefit you may receive from a physician's prescription called Mendaeo. Within a yerr short tlma after practically In the Mexican League's back yard, reported today they had not received a single offer from the lucrative Latins and wouldn't accept one If they did.

Commenting on the Pasquel brothers' snub of the talent-ladened Yankee squad, club officials explained that the generally high salaries plus the prestige that goes with being a Yankee presents a strong barrier. The players, meanwhile, continued on their merry way by downing Houston of the Texs League. 10 to 5, as Joe DiMag-gio continued his phenomenal hitting with a double and a single to boost his record to 14 safeties in 20 times at bat. NEWS ON KXOK Mon. thru.

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Oengler W. MrAdams S75 in St. Louis during the week end to Ciscuss his 1946 contract. The first break In his month- long holdout came when Breadon telephoned him Fight Winners Here May Get Title Shot A title shot at either Sal Bartolo or Willie Pep, current recognized featherweight champions, in a local ring may be the reward for the irinnpr nf pitripr nnp rf tbp 1ft- and asked him I tn rnmp tO St. Iawaawaaf the first dose, Mendaeo Ingredients start circulating thru the blood, thus reaching that Baron Paszthory, Artist, Dies.

jMeat Shortage Topi(. PASADENA, April 3. (UP) Qf KXOK DisCUSSlOn smallest as well as th largest Bronchial tubes where they usually quickly help liquefy, loosen and remove thick strangling; mucus Iphlermi. thereby nromotine freer ine aeatn oi Austrian jrsaron round co-features headlining Pro-1 llf Onpro T'iflaPf moter Hans Bernstein's ring vJJJCld llCivci Friday night at Kiel A the promoter indicated od ay .1 friCCS Same AS EjVer Through their managers, both Bar- tolo and Pep have asked for bouts' The Municipal Opera announced in St. Louis and Bernstein feels I today that there will be no increase this might be the time to close the in cost of tickets this season despite Louis, Kurow- Kurowski.

ski said. The Red Bird owner mailed his star third baseman a railroad ticket for the trip. The tow-haired sluggc said he had received no offers from the Mexican League and would not play there if he did. An Open forum diSCUSSion Of the breathing and more restful sleep. OeJ Mendaeo frnm vnur drntrffiitt tAdav it Arpad de Paszthory, 79, internation- nllv known artist was announced current meat shortage by repre- ctly as directed antfaee the results In any Known arusi, was announcea, i your own particular ease.

Under our gusr- Star Detroit Five In A. B. C. Tonight BUFFALO. N.

April 3. (AP) The Detroit and five, one of the few 1000-average teams in the country, will roll in tonight's competition at the American Bowling Congress' world championship tournament. Only one change was recorded In top ten standings yesterday, when Jimmie's Grill squad of Downer's Grove, 111., rolled Into sixth place in the team division with a 2869. Some of the 800 delegates expected for the A. B.

annual convention, scheduled to begin here Friday, arrived last night. Executive meetings were to be held today and tnrin Hp succumbed last Saturdav ui omau oiaugnierers antee unleas completely satisfied you almplr today, lie SUCCUmDea last saiuraay Tnic rll th8 'mPf Pege and get your ORLANDO. FLA. AP) The Washington Senators, urgently in need of a third baseman, may put Catcher Jake Early on the trading block In quest of a dependable infielder. Veteran Pitcher Pete Appleton has been released and Bill Lefebvre, a southpaw hurl-er, has been sold to Minneapolis of the American Association.

deal, rea guaranteed sizes: Only risinsr production costs. Seats will 7.1 7 7 Strict office of the OPA will be Wm painted the final portraits of by KXOKi TOe star. TtlQtteiQCO TTTT TVAnv Waf rrjmA. 1 1 I SaSSHS) afeBSl Sr 60c, 31.25. and $2.50 aft jrraj druggist.

sell for the same price they have for the past 26 years 25 cents, 50 cents, $1, $1.50 and $2. LUAttlU VAX, illlciui A 1 ant wiwilj ASillca BUlllUil vuou aaiuiycicbs to and Pope Pius XI. His widow mmmmmmmmmm A spokesman for the Municipal the former Heloise du Pont, European concert star. Opera said that with the war over and transportation almost restored DAYTON A BEACH, Jackie Robinson, the much publicized Negro infielder of the Montreal Royals, is looking better every day. He see-is to have shed his early spring nervousness and yesterday punched out two singles, stole a base and handled five chances at second base perfectly as the Royals whipped the parent Brooklyn Dodgers, 6-1.

Christmas Item Controls Ended. Phil Terranova, who faces Aponte Tories in one of the co-features, arrived too late for a scheduled workout yesterday, but plans to spar with Eddie Dames and Jack Dicker this afternoon at the South Broadway Athletic Club. In the other top billing, Charley Riley starts up the comeback trail against Indian Paulie Jackson. Riley is working hard for this meeting and his trainer, Ted Miles, reports the little St. Louis Negro "ready." I to normalcy the association nopea to play nightly before capacity or near-capacity crowds and thus off Asrriculture Aid Nominated.

WASHINGTON, April 3. (AP) ii rr7m iOPA today removed price controls set increased costs. tomorrow. President Truman todav nominated from aU Christmas decorations, Ssfi Trf" oTfrf roller skates and combination roller The 28th Municipal Opera sea THE BLACKWOOD BROS. 0UARTET TAMPA, FLA.

(UP Manager Bill McKechnie, one of the mildest managers in the big leagues, bluntly warned his squad todav that he was dissatisfied with the Cincinnati Reds' showing this spring and that 'V-alr; are being made to st engthen the club." The first deal was completed yesterday with the selling of Outfielder Eric Tipton to St. Paul of the American Association. Tipton has been a regular for the past three seasons. son will open its 88-night schedule i skates and shoes. fi with Romberg's "The Des- oi agricuuure.

June 6 with Romberg's "The Des No Tote' ert Song." Other productions sched HOUSTON. TEX. (UP) The New York Yankees, who have played their last three games Fairmoilllt Jockeys Banned, Used uled are "Mary," "The Merry Widow," "East Wind," "The Prince of Pilsen," "Robin Hood." "The Wizard of Oz" and "The Great Waltz." Three more attractions remain to Electrical Devices Get Odds Device HOT SPRINGS. April 3. (UP) Two jockeys at Oaklawnbe announced.

early Fifteen minutes cf morning harmony 1 con- Premiere of the New Nash -Kelvin att, Hit Musical Show CLEARWATER, FLA. (UP) Manager Lou Boudreau of the Cleveland Indians sard today that X-ray photographs had revealed that First Baseman Mickey Roc-co has a broken bone in his right foot and will be cf the lineup for several weeks. Park have been indefinitely suspended by the Arkansas Racing Commission for using electric devices on their mounts. The riders set down were W. Lang, charged with using the device on Wicked in the eighth race March 26, and M.

Pena for the same offense on Fountain Grove in the first race March 27. sisting of hymns the kind that will serve and comfort you through the day. 1 1AKIS WUHi TfV 2 "5" yjlf Tonife 10 P. M. WTilV 1 40 the) SPORTS END ef Your Dial All-Star WRESTLING described by Harry Caray Another Sports Service of 1 Pi Minor League Results PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Diego 2. San Francisca O. Sacrament 3. Hollywood 1. Oakland 3.

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H. starring DAVID ROSE and his 45-Piece Orchestra with CURT MASSEY Singing Star KITTY KALLEN HARLOW WILCOX DAYTON BEACH. FLA. (AP) The New York Giants' players still were talking about the Mexican League situation. Sam Ma-glie, who jumped to the south of the loop, disclose'" that offers had been made to Buddy Kerr, Bill Voiselle, Sid Gordon, Babe Young, Johnnj Mize, Van Mungo and to a number of the Philadelphia Phils and Athletics.

General Manager D. C. Burnett of the Fairmount Jockey Club announced today that all efforts by the track to install a totalisa-tor, which records bets as they are made, have failed. Because the manufacturer is approximately 300 machines short in its orders, the Fairmount bid must be sidetracked at least until next fall. The following telegram was received today by Burnett from the American Totalisator Company in Baltimore.

D. C. Burnett. General Manager, Fairmount Jockey Club. Have checked our equipment situation carefully.

Unless manufacturer performs a miracle, we are 300 indicators short for July 4 delivery and have no cable whatsoever. We are doing everything possible but regret to say that we cannot take oa any new installations before next fall at the earliest. AMERICAN TOTALISTATOR COMPANY. ou.smo.ih i miu IJULl 630 on Your Dial BUICK LUBRICATION SAVE 40 Us Our Service) Saver Coupon Booh WILC0CKS0N BUICK Vandev.nt.r A Laclede) JE. t230 1 I 1 A.

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