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Sports and Radio 11. THE EOSTOIs' DAILY GLOBE TUESDAY. JANUARY .12, 103 iami Horse KADSO BROADCASTS 1 Eastern Bottlers Discuss Salvage, War Deliveries Association Pledges War Labor Board Its Full Cooperation AIR ATTRACTIONS MORNING Tracks Will Not Carry On Operators Reject Offers to Foster Cooperative Racing MIAMI, Jan. 11 (AP) Horsemen offering to conduct a co- DR. SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY, i i The Massachusetts bottlers' volun MORNING WEEI News.

5:35 WEEI Dawn Patrol. 6:00 WBZ N. E. Farm Hour. WNAC Alarm Clock Salute.

6:15 WNAC Yankee Farm Journal. WEEI Farmer's Almanac, Part I. 6:30 WNAC Francis Cronin, organist. WEEI Farmer's Almanac. Part 2.

WHDH Farm and Market Facts. WCOP. WORLWIdbs of the Morning. 6:45 WEEI Market Reports. WHDH Air Express Music.

6:80 WEEI News. 7:00 WBiS Colonial Esso news. WNAC Morning Organ Melodies. WEEI Top CV the Morning. WCOP Apostleship cf Prayer.

Eariyoird Session. 7:05 WBZ Musical Clock. WNAC Nelson Churchfll, news. WEEI Uncle Elmer's Pleasantville. WHDH News.

WCOP Bobby O'Brien. o. Get Moving. 7:35 WBZ News, 7:30 BZ Reveille Roundup. WNAC Fiesta.

WEEI Aunt Jemima. England Fellowship. WCOP Morning Varieties. o. WORL Wake Up, America.

7:35 WEEI Raisin-Aires. 7:40 WEEI News. 7:45 WBZ News. WNAC Musical Clock. 7:65 or' War News.

I tary hauling program has resulted in the collection of 2600 tons 'of scrap metal for the war effort, sec EVENING 6:00 WBZ Colonial Esso news. WNAC New. WEEI News. WHDH News. WMEX Dinner Music.

WCOP Sports. 0:05 WBZ Bump Hadley. sports. WCOP Viennese Orchestra. 6:15 WBZ Jack Dalton.

songs. WNAC Press Roundup. WEEI Edwin C. Hill, WHDH Terry O'Toofe's Varieties. WMEX Bowling and Hockey.

6:80 WNAC Tom Hussey. sports. 6:25 WCOP Memory Melodies. 6:30 WBZ Wendy Davis, sports. WNAC Musical Rendezvous.

WEEI trazier hunt. news. WMEX Pete Herman's Music. 6:35 Sereflade' WBZ Pink Lady, music. 6:45 WM Lowell '1 nomas.

WEEI World Today. Hardy's Orchestra. WMtX Frank Fallon, sports. 7.00 W3Z Fred Warlng's Orchestra. WNAC Jrulton Lewis news.

speaker; WHDH 11:45 to 12 noon. AFTERNOON N. E. 135,000 FARM ARSENAL: Fred Cole, Sinclair Kenny, Sydney Vaughn, Don Lerch, speakers; WBZ, WMEX 4:30 to 4:45. ON THE BEAM, with Joe Din-neen; WORL 5 to 5:10.

EVENING CONRAD THIBAULT. baritone: ond highest tonnage for the country rative race meeting at Hialeah in its class, J. Claude Shea, Cambridge, chairman of the division, stated at the 26th annual meeting of the Eastern Soda Water Bottlers' Association held at the Hotel Statler Evelyn MacGregor, contralto; Vivian della Chiesa, soprano; WEEI 7:30 to 8. JOHNNY PRESENTS Ginny yesterday. More than 500 representatives of the association from the six New England states and Eastern Canada attended the one-day meeting.

Toastmaster at the dinner, which climaxed 'the day's activities, was Octave O. Desmarais, Fall River, who was reelected president of the Simms, songstress; WBZ 8 to 8:30. SINGIN' SAM, baritone solos: p-rk were turned down today by tack officials, who said the proposal was no solution to- the problem of operating during the ban on auto-mobile pleasure driving. Allen T. Simmons, Akron, ra-manufacturer and turf enthusi- Volunteered to help back the Jrative venture as a form of Sioi those caught here in the Sown of both Miami tracks.

Under the general proposal, laid tJfor' the Hialiah president, John C. nfrfc today, owners of the 1200 thoroughbreds stabled here would run for purses which would vary with the amount of business, and horsemen would donate their services in operating the plant. Simmons' Offer Gets Chill Massachusetts division. Chief speak "i Amos 'n' Andy, sketch. WHDH colonel Stoopnagle WMEX March to Victory.

7:05 WHDH Sports Talk. w- Vtndercook, news. John Kirby's Orchestra, Jamts' Orchestra. Labette with Phil Saltman. WMEX News.

7:30 WBZ Musical Gems. KNA.c:1-:,nlider-kialJv Yours. WEEI American Melody Hour. WfijjH Adrian Brien and Alice leary. songs.

WMEX Man Your Battle Stations. er was John F. Leary of Newbury. port, national president of the American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages, with which the eastern group is affiliated. The Massachusetts delegation reelected Frank T.

Vesce East A Boston, now in the Army, and Al 8:00 WBZ Refreshment Time. WNAC News. WEEI News of the World. WHDH Western melodies. WMEX Musical Timetable.

WORL News: musical. WOKU Morgan Memorial Church. 8:15 WBZ Military Band. WNAC George and Dixie, songs. WEt.

I Shopping talk. WHDH Hollywood and Broadway. WCOP News. 8:25 WNAC News. 8:30 WBZ Musical Toast.

WNAC Ruth Moss interviews. Moore's Coffee Club. Star Parade. Wt OP Morning cencert. 8:45 B'Ue Km- 8:55 WEEI News.

8:00 WBZ Home Forum: Mildred Carlson, speaker. JXJfAC News and Rhythm. JJEEI Pripcilla Fortescue, chat. WHDH Breakfast Club, variety. WMEX Scandinavian Melodies.

WCOP Freddie Martin's music. WOJfL News: Academy of Music. 8:15 WBZ Meet the Band. WNAC All Hail to You. WEEI School of the Air.

WCOP Voice of the Consumer. 8:30 VV BZ First National Food Tips. WNAC Spotlight Revue. WMEX Bible Studies: Glen Davis. WCOP Dyana Gayle.

soncs. 8:45 WBZ Treasury Star Parade. WNAC Musical Roundup. WEEI Food Fair. WCOP Kiri TJeinhor.

nlanict Clark later explained the track's refusal bv saying that "Mr. Sim fred A. Anderson, South Boston, vice presidents; Charles C. Cope-land, Milton, treasurer, and Louis Newman and Hugh J. McMackin, secretaries.

eons' offer to finance a meeting at TCH TOURNEY BOUND? After dropping its first game of the year, Rindge Tech turned around to defeat Brookline, 38 to 26, yesterday at Cambridge as lanky Warren Lewis starred with 20 points. Left to right, Rindge' starting five, Lambert Smerlas, right forward; Coach Tom Murphy; Charles Smerlas, right guard; Warren Lewis, center; Ken Beucler, left guard, and Charles Dotten, left forward. Somerville Mother Hileah Park conflicts with our view of the operation of a race meeting. "Should the government lift the restrictions on pleasure driving sufficiently to permit racing, the Miami Jockey Club intends to run its mppting reeardless of nrofit or loss." Asks Help to Find issing Daughter Clark said Hialeah Park called off the meeting scheduled to open Wednesday because of "the express desire on the part of the government that motor cars not be used for purposes of amusement or of attending Chicago Race Tracks Merge; Plan to Stage All Meets at Hawthorne 10:00 WBZ News; military band. WNAC 8 to 8:15.

LIGHTS OUT DRAMA: "The Mirror;" WEEI 8 to 8:30. PHILIP MURRAY, President, C. I. "Labor's Help for the Infantile Paralysis Fund;" WNAC 8:15 to 8:30. AL JOLSON SHOW: Robert Benchley, humorist guest; Carol Bruce, songs; Parkyakarkus, comedy; WEEI 8:30 to 8:55.

DUFFY'S, comedy show, with Ed Gardner; Deems Taylor, guest; WHDH 8:30 to 9. UNITED NATIONS DAY: Don Ameche. MC; James Cagney, Nelson Eddy, Irene Manning, Jean Her-sholt; WNAC 8:30 to 9. BATTLE OF SEXES, Walter O'Keefe, MC; WBZ 9 to 9:30. BURNS and ALLEN, comedy team; Paul Whiteman's Orchestra; WEEI 9 to 9:30.

FAMOUS JURY TRIALS, dramatized; WHDH 9 to 9:30. FIBBER McGEE and Molly, comedy sketch; WBZ 9:30 to 10. SPOTLIGHT BANDS: Chico Marx Orchestra; WHDH 9:30 to 9:55. BOB HOPE, comedian; Frances Langford, songs; Vera Vague, comedy; WBZ 10 to 10:30. VICTORY AUCTION, Dave El-man, MC; United Nations members contribute trophies for sale of War Bonds; WEEI 10 to 10:30.

HOCKEY GAME: Bruins vs. Black Hawks; WMEX 10 to 10:35. RED SKELTON, comedian; Harriet Hilliard. songs; Ozzie Nelson's Orchestra; WBZ 10:30 to 11. DR.

H. J. VAN MOOK, former Lieut Gov. Gen. of Dutch Indies; WEEI 10:30 to 10:45.

THIS NATION AT WAR: Tribute to Merchant Marine; WHDH 10:30 to 11. REBROADCAST of Farm Mobilization Day program; WNAC 11:20 to 11:50. WNAt Ian R. MacFarlane, news. WEEI Valiant Lady, sketch.

WHDH Morninc Serenade. WMEX Music for the Missus. WCOP News. WORL News: Acadpmv of Music the races or any oiner spoiling Mr. and Mrs.

Amedie Cyr of 16A Glendale West Somerville, appeal to Globe readers to assist them in finding their daughter, Lorraine B. Cyr, 15, who "has been missing event." 10:15 WBZ The O'Neills, sketch. WNAC John Metcalf Choir Loft. Schoolboy Sidelights Boston Track Squads Face Loss of Stars By Fred Barry -WEE I Kitty Foyle, story. Women Kraus WriDH DOrOtny Television Races for Absentees Henry L.

Straus, president of Tro niral Park which suspended its Win and the war. from her home since late in Novem ber. i OP News: Woody Herman's Music. i 7:45 WNAC ifon Reid's Orchestra. WHDH Gypsy Strings Spotlight.

8:00 WBZ Johnny Presents Ginny timms. fcor.gs. WNAC fcingin Sam. songs. WEEI Lights Out, drama.

WHDH Earl Godwin, news. WMEX Boston School Committee. WCOP Horace Heidi's Music. 8:15 WNAC Phillip Murray. pres.

C. I. Labor's Help for the Infantile Paralysis Fund. WHDH Lum 'n' Abner. sketch.

WMEX Richarrt Salinger, news. 8:30 WBZ Horace Heidt's Music. WNAC United Nations Day. WEEI Al Jolson's Varieties. WHDH Duffy's, comedy show.

WMEX Circle Melodies. wCOP News; Andrews Sisters. 8:45 WMEX You Can't Do 'Business with Hitler. WCOP Wheel of Fortune. 8:55 WfcEI Ceril Brown, news.

WBZ Battle of the Sexes. WNAC? Gabriel Heatter. news, WEEI Burns and Allen, variety. WHDH Famous Jury Trials. WMEX Variety Hour.

WCOP Harry James' Music. 9:15 WNAC News. 8:30 WBZ Fibber McGee and Molly. WNAC Murder Clinic, drama. WEEI Suspense, drama.

WHDH Spotlight Bands: Chico Marx" Orchestra. WCOP News; Gene Krupa. 0:65 WHDH Little Known Facts. Date Carnegie. 10:00 WBZ Bob Hope's Show.

WNAC John B. Hughes, news. WEEI Victory Auction. WHDH Raymond Gram Swing. WMEX Bruins hockey game.

WCOP Dance Orchestra. 10:15 WNAC Art Kassell's Orchestra. WHDH Gracie Fields, comedienne. 10:30 WBZ Red Skelton and Co. wic Paul Schubert, news.

WEEI Dr. J. Van Mook. Fcmier Lt. Gov.

Gen. of Dutch Indies. WHDH This Nation at War: Tribute to Merchant Marine. WCOP News: Kate Smith, songs. WMEX News.

10:45 WNAC Treasury Star Parade. WEEI News WMEX Vincent Lopez' Band. WCOP Eddie Oliver's Music. 10:55 WEEI Who's Who in World War II. Irving McDonald.

11:00 WBZ Colonial Esso news. WNAC News. WEEI Ned Calmer, news. WHDH Don Redmond's Orchestra. WMEX Pete Herman's Orchestra.

WCOP Jack Stevens, sports. WBZ Songs of the Allies. 11:10 WEEI Ouincy Howe, news. 11:15 WBZ what Can I Do. WNAC Tax Book.

WEEI E. B. Rideout. chat. WHDH Harry De Angelis Music WMEX Bobbv Bvrne's Music.

WCOP Guy Lombardfs Band. WNAC Rebroadcast. Farm Mobili ter program last Thursday, also was "I'm afraid that she has met with foul play or is afraid to come home again. I want her to know that everything will be forgiven if she win only return to us again," Mrs. Cyr told the Globe yesterday.

COOl toward me cuupemuvc iilkj- posal, saying he saw no advantage in it. i Still another suggestion for operating the suburban tracks without tte necessity of getting patrons to torn came from Miami Mayor C. H. Reeder, who proposed a new form of the old absentee-betting idea. The attractive brown-haired, Drown-eyed girl has been the object of a police search in Boston, The "merger" plan of the four outfits would combine their individual advantages the organizing skill and experience of Col.

Matt Winn, head of Lincoln Fields and famous as the impressario of the Kentucky Derby; the big financial resources and glittering stake array of Washington and Arlington, and the accessibility of Hawthorne. "The Turf Association is determined to aid in every possible way in helping the government in its drive to save gas and rubber," said Benjamin F. Lindheimer, executive director of Washington and Arlington. "We want to bring high-class racing to Chicago and at the same time present the sport at tracks fed by transportation which will in no way conflict with the ODT conservation program." Although no definite program for a transfer of meetings was mapped today, conferences will continue until concise plans are made before the Chicago racing -season starts in May. CHICAGO, Jan.

11 (AP) Officials of Chicago's five horse-racing tracks, having formed the Illinois Turf Association to pool ideas on averting a shutdown of racing in event the ban on pleasure driving spreads to the midwest, met today to study two plans for relieving the transportation load. The "lend-lease" plan would have the Hawthorne Track, accessible from elevated and street car lines, rent out to the outlying plants of Arlington Park, Washington Park and Lincoln Fields. The meetings of these three tracks would be run on schedule this season only on the Hawthorne Track. The other plan would have Lin-cold Fields, Arlington, Washington and Hawthorne cooperation in a single long-term session at Hawthorne' from May 17 to Oct. 16.

The fifth track, Sportsmans Park, is next door to Hawthorne but is only a half-mile oval. t-amDriage and bomerville ever since she disappeared on the day An indication of the rapid turnover and partial depletion in the ianks of the Boston schoolboy track squads was apparent yesterday when the first class meet of the year was held at the 101st Armory. Mechanic Arts, which usually boasts a heavy turnout of candidates, had Reeder suggested that wagers be accepted at down-inwn noints. and that bettors be al alter Thanksgiving. She is de scribed as five feet, four and one- lowed to watch the horses xun by television.

Florida law requires betting to WMEX Grossman's Handy Andy. WCOP Carlos Molina's Music. 10:30 WBZ Helpmate, sketch. WNAC Cheer Up Gang. WEEI Amanda of Honeymoon Hill.

WHDH Fishermen's Time. W.MEX "Shoopinir Tlk. WCOP Foreign Language Time. 10:43 WBZ Music Room. WEEI Bachelor's.

Children. 11:00 WBZ Road of Life, drama. WNAC New England Cupboard. Mary Lee Taylor, recipes. WHDH Breakfast Time.

WMEX Kick-Conga. WORL News: ridemy of Music. 11:15 WBZ Vic and Sade, sketch. WNAC Karl Zcmar's -Scrapbook. WEEI Second Husband, drama.

WMEX Jane Underwood, news. 11:30 WBZ Snow Village, sketch. WNAC Yankee House Party. WEEI Bright Horizon, sketch. WHDH Music of Many Lands.

WMEX Christian Science Time. 11:45 WBZ David Harum. sketch. WEEI Aunt Jenny's Stories. WHDH Dr.

Serge Koussevitzky, sneaker. WMEX News. 12:00 WBZ Colonial Esso news. WNAC Boake Carter, news. WEEI Kate Smith Chats.

WHDH News. -r WCOP Italian Theatre. WORLNews; Famous Music. AFTERNOON 12:05 WBZ Hum and Strum, songs. 12:15 WBZ Chet Gaylord.

songs. WNAC Jimmie Fldler. WEEI Rinso's Big Sister, sketch. WHDH Mystery Money Quiz. WMEX Pepper Shaker.

WCOP Swingmasters. 12:30 WBZ For the Housewife. hali inches tall, and wore red slacks, brown and white-checked coat, brown shoes and no hat when she was last seen. nowhere near their former number be confined to the race course grounds, but Reeder said he per Her brother Richard, 18, joined sonaUy felt the Governor could declare a state of emergency and suspend the statute. The Mayor said he had received tne Navy a lew days after her disappearance, Mrs.

Cyr said. He has written a daily letter home inquiring of his sister to whom he is closely attached. He will return home on a short leave Jan. 17 and wants to see his sister. little reaction from his proposal.

Eagles, Big Green Resume Ice Rivalry Hershey Bears Can't Lease Philly Arena Boston College and Dartmouth, the strongest collegiate hockey PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 11 (AP) $3,005,500 Asked in Greater Boston Red Cross Fund Lewis Sparkles as Rindge Hoop Team Wins, 38-26 CAMBRIDGE, Jan. 11 With Co-Capt. Warren Lewis tallying 20 Pete Tyrell, manager of the Philar while Commerce did not appear Freddy Murray, coach of Roslindale, announced that his roster was hard hit through graduation, seniors gone into the service and juniors leaving school for defense jobs. However, of those that showed their wares yesterday in the class meet.

Coach Murray liked the efforts of Ken Arnold, former B-600 yarder, who, in his first attempt at the 1000 turned in a creditable effort Arnold was a sub end on the football eleven Another good prospect is Ken Stickney, crack scholar, who should do "well in competition. This lad looked O. K. in the dash, while Bud Johnson and Herb Voneuw, hurdlers, showed promise along with Ed Deely So, all in all, the Boston indoor track year maye be minus record-breakers, if not competitors. Ralph Colson, tub-thumber for the coming N.

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meet Saturday afternoon at Maiden, announces a list of 125 individual en-1 tries from 22 high schools and three prep schools Any schoolboy sation Day. 11:20 WEEI Guy Lombardo's Band. 11:30 WBZ Music You Want. WEEI Master Works of Music. WHDH Fishermen's Time.

WMEX Day's End, music. Treasury Star Parade. 11:45 WHDH Snorts; News. WCOP News. 11:50 WNAC Melody Hall.

11:55 WMEX News. 12:00 WBZ News; Dance Music. WNAC: Dance Music: News. WEEI News; Dance Music. WHDH Dance Music; News.

wnac Mass. civilian ueiense. WEEI Romance of Helen Trent, WHDH Farm and Home Hour. WMEX Italian Melody. 12:35 WNAC Musical Roundup.

12:45 WEEI Our Gal Sunday. delphia Arena, said tonight the Arena is not available for use by the teams in the country last year, will resume fee competition tonight at the Arena in the opening game of a hockey double bill which will have Northeastern and M. I. T. meeting in the nightcap.

Greater Boston has been asked to raise $3,005,500 as its share of the WCOP News from Washington. 1:00 WBZ News. WNAC News. WEEI Life Can Be Beautiful. WHDH Baukhage Talking.

WMEX Council for Democracy. WCOP News. WORL News: Famous Music. 1:05 WCOP Designed for Listening. 1:10 WBZ Agricultural News.

1:15 WBZ Aunt Jenny, sketch. WNAC Bright Spot, instrumental. WEEI Oxydol's Ma Perkins. WHDH Earl Wrightson. baritone.

WMEX Italian Melodies. 1:30 WBZ Rmso'a. Big Sister drama. WNAC News. WEEI Vic and Sade.

sketch. WHDH Mary Burton, soprano. WMEX Curtain Time. 1:35 WNAC Pegeen Fitzgerald, chat, 1:45 WBZ News. WNAC Cedrlc Foster, news.

WEEI The Goldbergs, sketch. WHDH Fishermen's Time. WORL Hollywood Sound Stage. 2:00 WBZ Uht of the World. WNAC Tax Book.

WEEI Young Dr. Malone. WHDH Air Express Music. WMEX Melody Mystery Contest. WCOP Frolicmakers Club.

WORL News: 990 Club. 8:05 WNAC Musical Roundup. 2:15 WBZ Lonely Women, drama. WNAC Yankee Kitchen. WEEI Joyce Jordan, sketch.

WHDH Mystery Chef. 8:30 WBZ Guiding Light, sketch. WEEI We Love and Learn. WHDH Victory Hour: Woman-power; Raymond Gram Swing; Florence Eldridge. actress; Fowler Harper, of War Power Comm.

WMEX Moment Musicale. WCOP News; Frolicmakers Club. 2:45 WBZ Hymns of All Churches. WNAC Mutual Goes Calling. WEEI Pepper Young's Family.

WMEX News. WCOP On Stage. 8:00 WBZ Story of Mary Marlin. Tonight's engagement will open i points, Rindge Tech won its first Suburban League victory this defeating Brookline. 38-26.

Although the score was 18-18 at the half, the home team gained a four- OUTSIDE STATIONS P. M. WESX Salem 1230 kc. Hershey Bears of the American Hockey League, but is committed exclusively for the season to the Philadelphia Falcons of the Eastern Amateur League. Officials of the American League were reported today to be considering a transfer of Hershey's .12 remaining home games to the Philadelphia rink.

Maurice Podoloff, American League president, said today a meeting called for tomorrow night to Wildcat Strike Spreads Through Anthracite Field WILKES-BARRE, Jan. 11 (AP) The entire Pennsylvania f.AK point lead by the end of the third quarter and increased it in the final stanza. The summary: BROOKLINE the season for the Hanover sextet, which was the national intercollegiate champion last year. In recent practice sessions at West Point, the high-scoring unit of Rondeau-Riley-Harrison has been intact with the exception that young Bill Riley has taken his brother's place. He is reputed to be even better than his brother, who is now in the service.

B. C. will be out after its third triumph of the season, having easily RINDGE TECH L' Smerlas rf 0 Lampson rf. 1 0 2 Dotten 1 1 3 8:00 Candelfght and Silver 8:30 Curtain Calls 8:00 Bing Crosby 6:15 Pop Concert Care B9 Beautiful 10:00 News 10:20 Restful Rhythm 6:00 News 6:10 Theater Time 6:15 News 6:30 Foreign Fronts 6:35 Sports 6:40 Martial Music 6:45 Stella Dallas 7:00 Ray Bloch 7:15 Advice to the Lovelorn 7:30 Portia Faces Life anthracite field became affected by Toomey If 2 0 4 Lewis 8 4 20 Marshall c. 0 0 McGilliv'y lg 1 2 Quinzani lg.

1 0 2 Kelley 1 13 Mills 4 0 8 Ullman 0 0 0 Mahony If 1 0 2 Snvrinois If. 2 2 6 Mills rf 1 1 3 Quillotte rf 0 0 0 Totals 26 Smerlas re 4 8 consider the Hershey situation has American Red Cross 1943 War Fund, Joseph R. Hamlen, chairman of the Boston Metropolitan Chapter, announced last night. The drive will be condytcted independent of any other drive during March which has been designated by President Roosevelt as Red Cross Month. Of the quota assigned to the Greater Boston area the Boston Metropolitan Chapter has been asked to raise $2,145,000, while the remaining $1,880,500 has been distributed as quota among the 29 suburban chapters in the Greater Boston area.

More than half of all current Red Crpss expenditures currently go for direct aid to the nation's armed services, Hamlen revealed. Approximately one-tenth of Red Cross contributions go to meet civilian emergencies at home such as the recent Cocoanut Grove fire, on which the Boston Metropolitan Chapter expects to expend an eventual $75,000. Darrah rg 0 6 Render lg. 0 1 1 Stone lg 0 0 0 WLAW Lawrence 680 kc. disposed of Northeastern ana Princeton thus far.

The return of been postponed till later in the week. Orange Bowlers, Wally Boudreau. Totals 6 381 a wildcat strike of hard coal miners today, despite a backto-work move in one section and fresh pleas from a government official and the War Labor Board for an immediate resumption of production. At the same time an estimated 5000 of the 24,000 strikers in Districts 7 and 1 center of the dispute returned to their jobs. Referees.

Kelleher and Corbett. 6:00 News 6:10 Snorts 6:15 Showtime Revue 6:30 Mary Small. songs 6:45 See WEEI 7:00 Treasury Parade 7:15 See WEEI .7:30 A. Roth'gj Orch. 8:00 Civilian De- fense 8:15 Hitler Drama See WEEI 10:45 F.

Sinatra. songs 11:00 News HERSHEY, Jan. 11 (AP) J. B. Sollenberger, manager of the Hershey Park, said the Bears will continue to play in the Arena for ti uavm riarum, sketch.

WHDH Stella Dallas, sketch. WMEX Music of Hawaii. WCOP Frolicmakers' Club, WORL News: 920 Club. 8:15 WBZ Oxydol's Ma Perkins. WNAC Across the Footlights.

WEEI News. WHDH Air Express Music. WMEX Yesterday's Favorites. 3:30 WBZ Pepper Young's Family. WNAC Shadv Valley Folks.

the present. "Our next game is wnn tsunaio, and Eddie Burns should strengthen the Eagles for tonight's important meeting. B. C. followers believe that the results of this game with Dartmouth and Wednesday's foray against Yale at New Haven will go a long way in determining whether Boston College will gain national honors again this year.

The starting Eagle line will have Capt. Wally Boudreau and Jim Edgeworth on the wings, with friddo Murphy centering. Alex Skene and Harry Crovo will play defense, with Phil Carey in goal. Council Says Give can enter late, if okayed by his coach and he registers with the N. E.

A. A. A. U. Schools entered include Arlington, Brookline.

Belmont, B. C. High, Brighton, Boston Latin, Cambridge Latin, Boston Concord. Dedham, Hope, Medford, Mission, Milton, Pawtucket. Rindge, Memorial, Somerville, St.

Mary's (W), Walpole, Winchester, St. John's Prep, Huntington and La Salle of Providence. PICKUPS Dr. William T. McCarthy, coach of the Arlington High School indoor track team, has arranged a dual meet with Browne and Nichols School Thursday afternoon on the latter's track in Cambridge.

William Piscione of Everett, a graduate of Everett High and Villa-nova College, has been appointed supervisor of physical education in the Wakefield public schools. He has assisted in football coaching at Maiden High and has also taught biology and physics. Catholic League basket-ball games on the! Saturday night," he said, "and we intend to play it. Our fans will get Sports Night Thursday at New USO Clubhouse Vernon "Goofy" Gomez, southpaw pitching ace of the New York Yankees; Irving "Bump" Hadley of Lynn, radio sports commentator and former Yankee pitcher, and Red Sox Pitching Coach Frank Shellenbach will be guests at a sport night to be held Thursday at 8 p. m.

at the new J. W. B. Army-Navy USO Clubhouse, 17 Commonwealth av. Servicemen are invited.

WEEI Hollywood Snapshots with Firemen, Police here somehow. Last week some of them came in a hay wagon." Why Be Troubled By Wartime Constipation? Avoid one of the common causes-lack of $200 Raise in '42 i-riscuia orxescue. WHDH Between the Bookends. WMEX Afternoon Rhapsody. WCOP News: Frolicmaker's Club.

3:40 WEEI Listening Post. 3:45 WBZ Right to Happiness. 5 Minutes of Political The City Council yesterday passed W'EEI Treas. Star Parade: Bishop Maiden Catholic Loses CATHOLIC LEAGUE Northern Division At Revere Fame as Council Head or iwunster. WHDH WaltT T)m 4:00 WBZ.

WNAC, WEEI, WHDH, WCOP nflitA (arm Mobilization uay. WORL News: 820 Club. a resolution approving tne enactment of legislation "to provide that the pension of members of the Fire, or Police Department, retired for accidental disability shall be based on the highest compensations paid IMMACULATE CONCEPTION (Revere) 4:30 WBZ. WMEX E. 135,000 Farm -Now 'Gob' Lyons Minus a president since the open No wonder eo many folks feel "all done in" these war days I It's 'the way we live longer hours, hardec 2 4 1 11 ing of its 1943 term, the Boston City Frankie Parker in Army LOS ANGELES, Jan.

11 (AP) Frankie Parker for the last 12 years a top ranking tennis player, has been sworn into the Army. Parker, who was No. 2 last year, has been emDloyed as an assistant director in to firemen or policemen in the same DrisdbU Nugent rf McCarthy If. Graff MALDEN CATHOLIC Bellvue It 0 0 0 McCarthy lg 0 0 0 Trainor rg 2 1 5 Collins tg 2 2 fl Reardon c. 3 2 Mallon 2 1 Besarno ft 0 Collins rf .0 0 0 O'Donneil rf 0 0 0 1 7 Council was presided over yester Today's Selections FAIR GROUNDS CONSENSUS Br the Associated Press (Track Good) 1 Wapan, Heel Call.

Khamcia. 2 Ballast Reef, Lithograph. Hanid. 3 Free Double, Powder Bluff, Miss Militant. 4 Chovasco.

Weyanoke, Bursweep. 5 Chipamink. Rosewell, Okabena. 6 Shot Put, Wait A Bit, Moon Maiden. 7 Bamesat.

Nicabe, Sudden Thought. 8 Auld Lang Syne, Betty's Bobby, Felsun. Best Bet Chipamink grade and classification." Such leg Connolly c. isiation, however, would include a day for 5 minutes by Councilor Theodore F. Lyons, 33-year-old docket for today bring together: St.

Mary's (B) at St. Charles, St. Patrick's at Mission. Our Lady at St. Columbkille and Mission at St.

referendum to the Mayor and Coun cil. Kiopen'ser 1 Sullivan ra. 1 Harr'ton rg 0 Wall lg 2 wort, irregular eating habits. And In this hurly-burly, meals ard apt to be rushed, im-Drorjerlv balanced Ward 20 representative whose brief The Council also acted favorably Totals the special effects department of a Hollywood movie studio. He will specialize in aviation camouflage.

8 6 24 tenure was brought to an end when he resigned shortly after being Totals 13 4 30 Referee. Tufts. elected. on an order to request Mayor Tobin to include the entire $200 increase for Police and Fire Departments in the 1943 budget, instead of extend Lyons, now a first class seaman Mary's (W) in the Southern Division, while Northern quintets in action are Maiden Catholic at Immaculate, St. Clement's at Cathedral, and St Mary's (L) at St.

John's. Horace B. "Horrie" Call, who has Arsenal. WNAC Tom, Dick and Harry. WEEI Book r-hat.

WHDH Tea Time Tunes. WCOP News; Gene Autry. songs. 4:45 WBZ Young Widder Brown. WEEI Mountain Music.

wm WMEX Claude Thornhiiri Music. 4:85 WHDH News. 5:00 WBZ When A Girl Marries. WNAC Sports Matinee. WEEI Five O'Clock Follies.

WHDH Air Express Music. WMEX Glen Gray's Orchestra. WCOP Good Sport Club. WORL On the Beam with Joe Dinneen. In the Rose Room.

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in the United States Navy thanked the Councilors for- their vote, but ing $100 to the 1944 budget added: Another order passed seeks to Eddie Welch's Fair Grounds Handicaps Fair Grounds, New Orleans, 34th Day, Tuesday, Jan. 12 "As much as I would like to serve have increases in salaries for work and the important matter of "bulk' overlooked. -A What a difference getting enougH "bulk" might make! For lack of it hi one of the common causes of con-i stipation. In such cases, medicinal laxatives are only "makeshift" remedies; they don't correct the cause! But eating keixocg's all-bran regularly and drinking plenty of water can prevent or overcome this trouble. For this delicious cereal supplies the necessary "bulk." Start eating all-biai today, all-bran is made by Kellogg'a In Battle Creek.

you. I can't accept two masters been teacher-coach at South Junior School, Quincy, for the past 10 ers in city institutions such as the the United States Navy and the FIFTH BACE $1200, allowances. 3-year-olds, 6 furlong. claiming-. 3-year-oldi.

6 furlonr. City Hospital, Mattapan Sanitorium and Lone Island Hospital before Deorjle of Boston." PP HORSE In a one-hour session last week they leave to take defense jobs and years, has tendered his resignation to the Quincy School Committee to take effect Feb. 1, when he will assume his new post at North Attle-boro High School as physical educa which wound ud with a filibuster leave city departments under COMMENT Won last handily Won Iaat, rates close Recent races good Money chance Some fair races In tonrh soot and a Council-without-a-leader, nine manned. COMMENT Mr best bet Won last moves up Second last two Fair sort, chance Can't match top ones Outclassed here Does not figure JOCKEY No Boy Clingman Clingman Tammaro Hiehly Uniting Nodarse WT ODDS 118 9-5 111 4-1 111 5-1 111 -l 118 6-1 113 8-1 116 15-1 6 Chipamink 2 Rosewell Hickory Lad 7 Valdina Foe 4 Bright Re'ark 3 Okabena 1 Tweedy FIRST RACE tf HORSE .4 MarcclU 10 H'apsn Kiumica Heel Call 12-Bui v. Z.

Outcome -Swell Kid l-Mornins; Mist He Helen Other orders meeting the approval ballots were cast for a president without success. At yesterday's of the Council were the drawing up JOCKEY Marohy Clinrman Craic Ryan Tammaro Basham Clinrman Trent Pena Uttrell Nodarae No Boy No Boy WT ODDS 10 4-1 111 8-1 11 4-1 109 B-l 114 8-1 114 8-1 109 10-1 108 10-1 10: 20-1 108 20-1 11 20-1 119 20-1 1(18 20-1 108 20-1 Third recent ontinf of a post-war project to remove the El structure on Washington from Forest Hills to Broadway tunnel; a recommendation to the Governar SIXTH RACE $2000 added. 4-year-old and up. Lake Charles Handicap, 1 1-16 miles. Lret O' War Dropping down Nohinir on form Dull effort Sat.

Trailed in last Has gone back No recent line Does not figure tion teacher and coach of football, basket-ball and baseball. Call is a product of the Quincy public schools, and Quincy High in 1929. Later he went to East Strouds-burg Teachers' College in Pennsyl- vania for two years, transferring to Boston University School of Education. Call captained football atj Quincy in 1929 and track in both '28 Won last imnressive Won last add wght. that a Boston man fill the vacancy session, Lyons was elected on the second ballot after Councilor Joseph Russo lacked one vote of the necessary 12 in the first vote.

Italian Editor Slain on New; York Street od Leper Duhon 1 Walt A Bit Nodarse J14 5-2 2 Shot Put Peters 120 3-1 4 Columbus Day r.uerin 112 6-1 6 Moon Maiden No Bnr 110 A-l 3 Cnpperman No Boy 110 8-1 6 aVegas Justice Jrssnp 100 8-1 8 aShadburn Whiting 100 8-1 7 Gramos Clingman 110 8-1 4-year-olds and up. Weakened in isi Factor at weights Quit prior trin Thiri nrio- trip 1st 2nd last two May need tightener $700. claiming, 6 furlongs. SECOND RACE Hurt Hn of the late Chief Justice F. Delano Putnam, Municipal Court; and that the trustees of the Boston Elevated Railway increase the limits of the irk 122 4-1 ammars and 29.

He played football and was on the track and wrestling teams Tammaro a Mrs. P. Bonner entry. five-cent fare zones in Ward 14 and increase the number of such fare zones. Beverly Ti are at Stroudsburg and won five letters in his two-year stay there.

SEVENTH EACE $700, claiming. 4-year-olds and up, VaM Beverly Speedy, bears out Won last same eo. Won last, in light Won last, chance Always dangerous Sterling trials Appear o'matched Has shown little Third other day Recent races- poor Unsuited here -Poor sort, cats Wants mud Very poor, pass To fill three vacancies in the 127 3-1 112 5-1 113 B-l 111 8-1 115 8-1 103 JO-l 114 12-1 121 12-1 120 12-1 110 20-1 112 20-1 113 20-1 115 20-1 Tammaro 1 1-16 miles, Grand Jury list, three new names were drawn by Councilor Thomas 'CSf'T Heiman NEW YORK, Jan. 11 (AP) Carlo Tresca, one-time leader of the Industrial Workers of the World (I. W.

and anti-Fascist editor of the Italian weekly II Ma? tello published here, was shot and killed tonight on a lower Fifth av. street corner. Police reported that Tresca, about 60, was shot in the temple from an automobile which pulled to the curb. White Clingman Clinrman Duhon Hauer No Boy Mannon Jr. of Dorchester.

They 106 114 108 111 106 114 108 6-1 G'd chance at odds 5-1 Good 2d in last -l Third orior test 8-1 Last on also list 8-1 Can better last 4-1 Chance to 4iPet 8-1 Factor en best 8-1 Last below par 4 Senators Not to Train in Griffith Stadium RICHMOND, Jan. 11 Clark Griffith, president eral Assets over $19,000,000. Over 14,500 Depositors. Eighty-seven Years a Mutual Savings Bank. include Hale W.

Abbott, 102 Bloom-field Dorchester; Edgar J. Finnin, 16 Stockwell Roxbury, and Wil THlfiD (AP) of the RACE T00, allowances, 4-year-olds and up. 117 lunongs. 6 Comm'rement Hart 15 Sudden Th'ght linrman 17 Alphabow No Boy 18 Barnegat Hauer 14 Busy Joslo No Boy 1 Broiler No Boy 13 Nicabe Duhon 4 Whistling Dlek Clingman 16 Keen Advice Beverly 5 Lustrous No Boy 9 Victory March Kkoronskl 2 Patrol Scout Marreo 3 Holly No Boy 7 Ophelia 2nd Tammaro 10 Pompton Barber 11 gouaw Jane No Boy 2 Allmar Pasruma 8 So Fast Basham. liam C.

Brazzel, 652 Adams st, Double Given No Boy 8-1 4-1 fl-1 4-1 114 10-1 106 12-1 114 12-1 113 15-1 10O20-1 103 20-1 113 20-1 112 20-1 Won last long noas Late races ordin. Hot tin in last Mir need race Trailed In last Very poor past fn it In last Trailed in last 114 121 ll 1(18 112 116 Trace of class Heavy package Won recent route Pome fair efforts May go well Good 2nd in last Second other dv Bo R.rnxi Barney Washington Senators of the American League, says that the Nats will train at home in the Some diamond in Washington will be used as Griffith Stadium will not be in condition due to the returflng after the football season. il 11 4- 1ft In 1' clingman 6-1 8-1 8-1 'Mi" i.VIM Warren Warren 109 5A 113 20-1 Outrun prior trip Last was promising 115 12-1 114 6-1 108 20-1 No speed 2 a I' ess 2 aV.V. nc Whiting mate superior Dull effort Sat. Poos II at Adds 117 15-1 121 20-t EIGHTH RACE $706, claiming.

4-year-olds and up, 1 1-16 mile. rAlimuth -BrotUi Last rood, moves up 112 15-1 madden Trent Basbam 112 15-1 Chance at odds Mrs. H. p. Bonner entry.

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E. LOWCOCK INC. DENTIST l-TH etalml 5- 2 4-1 4-1 6- 1 8-1 6-1 8-1 8-1 2-rear-old, furlongs. Inr. 116 109 117 lit 117 ra 114 111 RELIEVE EXTERNALLY CAUSED f-TnovaifA For people who live at a distance or find it inconvenient to call at the bank, accounts can be opened and deposits and withdrawals made by mail.

Our purpose is to encourage thrift and provide a safe place for your savings. Writs for Banking by Mail Folder nd Full Information fo Dept. S. Interest Begins tfie 1 5tK Day of Each Month East Cambridge Sayings Bank 292 Cambridge Street, East Cambridge, Mass. Boy 8-1 Won last handily ft immara 108 106 JOS 108 108 111 4-1 4-1 6-1 6-1 Mat Keen trials Third In debut Last was fair Faltered In last 15 Felsun No Boy 6 Auld L'g Syne Hauer 2 Betty'a Bobby Clingman 10 Halcyon Boy No Boy 8 Evil SPlrit liaoer 17 Maiscn Warren 11 Don Most Barber 1 lojack Barber A Bucket Shop Giveng 7 Franco Saxon Marrre 13 Two Ply No Boy 14 Mad Sweep Calvert 12 Ambo Whiting 8 Money Hill Duhon 4 Cieo Miss Pen ft Prince Derek Philllng 10 Clarion Call 2d Reverlv 10-1 Beaten fav.

Sat. Won last handily Second other day Good 3rd in last May better rating Second prior test Bad legged vet Third other day Always chance Tops If ready In and outer Inconsistent gueif Does not figure Very poor Nothing tin form Has gone back Outrun late Trailed prior trip Jose Basora Has Edge on Buffalo at Holyoke 11 Jose Basora, Puerto Rican middleweight, outpointed Gene Buffalo, Philadelphia, in a 10-round bout at the Valley Arena tonight. Other results: Al Veler, New London, was knocked out by Joe Gillis, Springfield in the first round Johnny Dudley, Detroit, won a six-round decision over Lew Maxwell, Newark; Joe Moffett, New London, knocked out Melvin Douglas. New York, in third round: George Humes, Hartford, stopped Carl SchuIU, Hartford, la third round. 4-1 First (tart PIMPLES RASH ITCH OF ECZEMA Try this world-known reparation contain-ng OXYQUIN-OLINE and other valuable ingredients recognized by the medical profession.

597 Washington St. 116 10-1 First start clingman Peters No Boy Dnhon Keiner LeB'ane No Boy No Boy No Boy Duhon Lemmons Ct'Onir. Jim noke t'ueblrd star JP" Advl" '-PBFw' Main 113 10-1 108 12-1 116 -l 114 12-1 117 20-1 103 20.1 113 20-1 108 20-1 103 20-1 BOSTON 16 ta-y 111 10-1 116 15-1 US 6-1 OVER PIERONI'S First start First start rirst start irst start 1. First start Trailed Jone outing 8989 Hours s-o Hub 103 20-1 108 20-1 18 My Crest Reeves A. Thompson entry.

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