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ssrH n tht vsiisreois symptoms ot the cold
s-s rot Yslteped promptlp-og u more Iertots
srosb,e seers 10 thrsatsn-ooH N your ion-
uy 6octo~ right sUoy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
THOUSANDS ATTACKED As
Colds EPIDEMIC SPREADS!

AZ PdderHe Of contagious colds y
spreading nhst's vhy IT'S mighty
" important that YOU give your family
sil the benefits Of Vicio Plsn-the essy-
ho-folicv home guide that meant fewer
enld, shorter colds =. S0Gs less sickness
from colds E. In q great medically
wIpervised test among 1850 ohildrenl
With colds spreading misery. put VicE'
Par no work IN your home today. This
xnpie horne-guids may do less-or II
nay Do even more for you and your family
Than It's sensational record indicates. But
these unusual results prove Vicks Plan u
csrta1nly worth tying at once! Get tuD
dets1s IN every package Of Vicki.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
Golfer
Returns

Bob Waara. recently discharged
after four years and five months
IN tho armed services, has ioined
Tommy Shannon as assistant golf
pro at Orchard Lake Country
Club.
Waara was a staff sergeant in
the. counter intelligence and spent
more thaR-two years in Iceland
Among hts ddtieS there was as
pro al a golf course, inStructing
fceiardrrs rs wrtt as Servicemen.
He married the c h amp o n
weRfah-eoifcr among the Iceland
ers Mrs. Waara now lives in De-
troit, having preceded her huS-
band here by several months.
Golf is n lot different in Ice
land than II II here" says
Waara. There were no trees
or traps on our course and the
putting green's were much like
the fairways here. But we en-
joyed our games"
Bob formerly was assistant at
Meadowbrook and Western. He
was the first pro in the district
10 enter the services. preceding
Eddie Kirk, former Glen Oaks
pro, by two weeks.
Kirk is an Mp and located
somewhere in the Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04

10 Your body, left forearm resting
lightly on left lee You're ready
to putt. Putting IS q wrist action
no body movement. You must
be close to the hall-cyeS about
perpendicular above IT,
Until the follow through is we'll
under way the head must be kept
firmly fixed as in any other stroke.
Position the ball off the left toe
and with The wrists. swing tho
puttcr blade low on the baCkSwing
keeping 10 az right angles 10 the
Inc of flight as long as YOU COM
tortably can
a momontarN pause before YOU
start the downSwinC. After i'm
pact slide the left forearm gently,
briefly along after the ball
tEt.fntt Notc--Sruu for printed diagram on
explosion shots lsH enclose ihree-ccn,
stamped set. f.adtrekscc envelope f.I rcp',
Protected ty john p UiIe Coz
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
All This and
Free Beer Too

COBLENI, Germany July 3
OUP)-To pint sized Murry Dick
son, formerly of the 81. Louis
Cardinals, fell the honor Of pitch
ing and winning the first Ameri-
can game of baseball held in Ger
many during the last - years.
Dickson pitching for the 18th
Army'S 35th Division, defeated the
l06th Division, 81, before 10000
Serviccmcn. An added feature,
which made the affair a total sue
cess as far as the GIs were con-
Cerned. was the unlimited serving
of free German beer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04

Winner

CHICAGO, July 3 tUP)-Seven
American and National League
charity games today promised TO
boost the major league bascballs S
war relief contributions over the
s.. .00O,0O0 mark.
The schedule. as announced by
the American League
July 9-Cubs ". White Sox
at COmiskey Park, Cincinnati at
Cleveland and the Yankees Vs.
Giants at the Polo Grounds. All
are night games.
July l0-CardS ". Browns at
ST. Louis, Brooklyn at Wash
ingtOn and PhillieS ~. As at
Philadelphia, all night games,
and Braves vs.. Red SON at Fen
way Park, day game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
MIGHT BE HELPED

a couple of others who are out
OF Sh0al at present may return
before the fall sessions 10 give a
little heiP.-,ffitey- include Roger
Chlaverlnl who was first string
guard i8st-yeaF- Milan Eazctich
left Ann Arbor yesterday for his
home in Montana The Sheriff Is
suffering from a kidney ailment
which he hopes a month or two
Of rest AT home Will cure but the
coaches arcn counting on HIM.
But don't sell Michigan short at
this early date. There are a num-
Der OF boys from last years team
around that Crisler and his aides
believe they can shift into new po-
SitonS 10 the clubs advantage.
Warren Bentz, a halfback last fall
with be given a thorough tryout
at end John Lintol a center, is
going 10 try out at guard. So is
Cecil Friehofer an end. Michigan
has been very successful IN other
years shifting players who went
from reserve at one position TO
first StrlngerS al another.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
Briggs Is 10 Loser
In 2l.IIlning Game

Zollners Of Fort Wayne last
night Won ihe longest saithail
game ever played ~ Mack Park
when il defeated Briggs Bomb
crs. 10 Ia u innings a,-y4-
tional Industrial tournament con-
test which ICt' 'nc winners tho
only unbeateu team n the series
The contest was a pitching duCl
between "SHaucc Holman of
Detroit and "Dz Kirkendall and
lasted three hours and 81 minutes
Each hurieF showed II hit,
Kirkendsll striking out y and
Holman I'm
II was a former Briggs PLAYER
who starred against has old team
mates with five hits and hy sCof-
ing the winning run S5wwN
IOiubardO. who Ch1l Gv.t-L,l-Dfi
for the local team got on va "a
bunt single. reached second Cn an
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
Mack Park Wrestling
Card Thursday

Mack Park Will have It's usual
weekly wrestling card Thursday
instead Of tonight because of the
National Industrial Softball series
now in progress there The main
attraction Of Thursdays card is
the second appearance of the
French Angel who is slated to
meet the 2i0-pound Jerry Cor
don of Los Angeles. Walter Roxy
also meets Bert Ruby in a
NJ. w. A. belt match
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
Yanks Led June !

The team leading June 1 won
the flag against lS winners who
were not in front June l of that
wear This current season, the
Yankees were on top June !. with
the Tigers second With the
Tigers in front and the Yankees
runners up, the positions are
reversed on the eve Of the holi-
day
The Yankees led II times on
July 4 I'm the Ii seasons they
won the league championship.
They also led June I In II Of
their IL pennant years.
However. of six pennants
won by Detroit, the Tigers led
only in one Near--IulN 4, 1904
and only enc led June-alsO
1909. The Red SoN were lead
erS three times June and
three times July i'm the six
seasons they grabbed of the
bunting.
Here are the Tiger pennant
years and the leaders on the
oates mentioned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
BETTERED ONLY TWICE

The els Watrous had with
Pony and Berry, who clicked with
II and u. respectively. have been
bettered only twice in the more
than 20 years these events have
been played here.
Watrous and Joe Murphy had
2S-30-5S last summer at Sunny
brook, two strokes under the for
mer record OF 32-2S-60 set by
Sgt. Orlick and Joe De Sirio some
years ago al Beverly Hills,
Bill Barclay OF the University
of Michigan course. competing in
these events for the first time as
a pro, Teeied OFT 81 AS he teamed
with Paul OHara, l.. Of NJ. golf
captain. and Bill Weld for 65s
and the next two places. Barclay
and Jack Tews, another M"
golfer. had 66
Perry Byard of Birmingham was
low amateur with 50 as he and
Chick Rutan tied AT 66 with.
Jimmy JohnSon-Bill Fenwick. jim
Gantz-Bruno Minkley and Barclay.
TCwS.
Finding the Meadowbrook lay-
out TO their liking. and profiin1
by the preferred lie ruling, 62S od
the 50 pairs that played had best
scores under 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
Majors Regain
Five Veterans

CHICAGO, July 3 tUPl-The
American Leagues national de-
fense list was cut 10 263 players
with the return Of five men from
the armed forces.
The FIVE. whose return within
the past two weeks brought a re-
duction in the list for the first
time since Pearl Harbor are Red
Ruling Of the Yankees, Hank
GrecnberE Of Detroit, Sam West
Of Chicago, Pete Appleton Of 81.
LOUIS and Chester Bowles Of Phil
adclphia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
Fener, Galehouse
Pitch Sailors 10 Win

GREAT LAKES. H., July 3
INS)-Chief Specialist Bob Eel
Ter and Denny Galehousc pitched
the Great Lakes Bluejackets 10
an S-3 victory over the Milwaukee
Brewers at the Naval Training
Center yesterday.
In his six innings on the mound
Feller struck out seven and Gale
house, former ST. Louis Browns
star, made it nine by tanning two
more Brewers in his two innings
on the hill.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
League Has Session;
Nothing Happens

CHICAGO. July 3 CINS)-WIl
IlarrIdEc president OF the Amer
lean League. said today that
yesterdays league meeting in Chi
CaCO was merely a routine affair.
We just talked over our own
internal problems ne said The
conference was sort Of a dress
rehearsal for the Joint major
league meeting called for July -
In Washington by Sen A. 3.
Chandler. new baseball commits
SiOner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04

yesterdays S pro-
A m a I Q u r at
Meadowbrook.
Sgt. Orlick
WASH Z swayed
by the fact I
that he and
Watrous are
joint holders of
the d ou b lie S
c h a mpionShip
of o a k n d,
Monroe and Lu-
cas- counties by
defeating By
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04

ron Nelson and Jimmy Demaret
at Monroe Country Club way
back before the war.
HE SAW A LOT
Instead the soldier based his
opinion on a performance he has
Just seen Watrous turn in. Briefly,
here is what AL did.
He posted a 32-32-64, the low
est score ever made on this par
II layout.
5He swept the first three places
in the best competition, scoring
81 with both Art Pony and Ellis
Berry and 63 with Blaine Eynon.
He didn't have anything over 4
on his card as he collected seven
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
George Costner Adds
SopkO 10 His List

CHICAGO, july 3 GNS)-
George Costner hard-hitting Gin
Cinnati WcltcrweiGht knocked out
Mike Sopko Of Indiana Harbor.
Ind in the fourth round of a
scheduled l0-round bout last night.
II was CoStner'S 26th victory ard
his 25th knockout in IS starts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
GOOD PROSPECT

Spotted around the practice field
were sen4e-iikcfy- looking boys
Two giant tackles, Al Wahl. an
All-State player from Oak Park.
Ill. He played with Bob NusS-
banner last years .tailback. and
Jim Rehbcrger of West Alls,
Wis. Both .Wahl and Rchbergcr
arc well over 200 pounds and
move nicely. Louis Brunsting. a
center from Rochester, MINI, who
was good enough to make the all
state team there.
George Ciames a fullback from
Frecport. Ill and Dan Dworsky
another plunger from Sioux Falls.
South Dakota. Ed Bahlow a big
end who played two years for
Wisconsin and Herman DcMarco
Of Ann Arhor. a speedy halfback.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
BOSTON
DETROIT
Fight Results
Rr Inilsd Pre-,

CHICACO-George tsuraf Coine- $50,
Cin.irus" knocked out NIKE SrpfH 1rAf7
EsS' Ct.esgo. Ind Ssum, usvs. ltOi.
Chicago outpoinsd Jimmy NsFsstta i49
Chicago a. Bill Petersen l77 indians
Harbor Ind stopped JOHNNY vORCE Is5
DETROIT tiI
LWAUKEE-M Conner l72 Chi-sgo
outpointed Pedro FirpC 1872 Canton \
knocked our Gene Cudgil i4n DAYTON o
Il Henry Pomefoy l63 West All, Wis
outpoinied BUD Waterman III Chicago a
LENNY NELSON l4S DETROIT stopped
Dick DzerniAk l43 Milwaukee tS'
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04

sur lne pulse, -
The two teams. characteristic
of this years wartime standard
of baseball, have a common fail
ing-thcy can't win on the road.
When they play each other. the
result IS a foregone conclusion.
the home team gives the visitors
a pier-hve pummeling
The Yankees steamed into Chi
cago with high hopes that they
had conquered their road ink
after winning two out of three
from the Champion Browns al
ST Louis.
They had battered the Sox four
straight times when they last met
at Yankee Stadium. The White
SoX turned the tables and beat
the Yankees four IN a row before
dropping the final game Of a
double-header yesterday.
In losing the opener II 10 6,
the Bronxmen used three pitchers
in a futile attempt 10 stem the
Chicago attack Five Yankee
errors contributed 10 the SoX
victory. In the second game
young Bill Zubers fast ball was
Steaming and he gained an easy
6 10 / triumph However, the
Yankees stranded II men abaSc,
Just one short OF tying a major
league record. and they missed
inelegantly because Bud Metheny
hit into a ninth inning double play
10 reduce the total by one.
The Browns came 10 life and
the result was a double victory
over the Red SoX at ST. Louis,
Z TO ! and 3 TO 2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
FdVOrites Advance
In Clay Court Tennis

CHICAGO. July 3 GNS)-Play
in the NationaAClay Court tennis
al the River Forest
Tennis Club headed today toward
the eventual meeting Of two great
players, Billy Talbert and Fran
cisco Segura, barring an unex-
pected upset.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04

Coach FrlL CriAlcr lines Up his
team AT present with names in
Three positions and an X marking
each Of the others. Capt Joe Pom
SertG -EtH7oS-SUTe 10 be the
starting quarterback and Harold
Watts. despite hS lack of size, Is
IN cxCCticHt CCutCT.
InIll some one beats him out.
Jack Wciscnberger Of last years
team rs assigned 10 ta1tbaCk-JaCk
is thc.bc,t kicker on the team and
4 itnc uaASpr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
WONiI ~

out and scored on Tony Maluck-
mix 3 bad throw
Tonight Jack and Heinz team
OF Cleveland plays Briggs Bomb
CTS az & o'clock and Peerless
OF E0ScN.lc. Ga meets Zollners
at $50 Preceding these tourney
games Kings and Police viii play
az Gas.
Jack and Heinz put Weldon out
of the series by beating D.. 5-3
ln ar carly evening game and
Hudson vent out al the hands Of
Peerless 81 A.
4l-t-l--eii,i-- -Ae4+r-e----z---
o1o GOO ooo GOO coo 600 ooi-l!l 8
ran o1r 9ao rr7 COO GOO ooo-oii g.
fa and hsnas.miff Holman and
a4a
ht.. E-r'r sr- k.vrstI
700 ... As
800 600 o.
at .7c "as A.las sas Easasr
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04

differences arc,
putting strokes
a re fundamCnt-
ally alike. When
you are stepping
up to putt, you
must study the
line from ball 10
hole and con-
slider the roll of
the green TO de-
ternine the path
your ball should
follow.
Hands close in
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
BETTER GOLF
Putting Styles
(Thls is the 4Sth Of a series)
~ GANT SWAN

Coils Great Teacher and Player
There arc several excellent put
ting styles. But l can best present
TO you the one l use myself and
after all. whatever the detailed
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
AL WalrOuS' 81 Sets
MeaGIOWbrOOk Mark
BY VI. F. DRUKENBRoD

Here's the low own on Al
The fellows a wonder
That compliment was paid the
Oakland Hills veteran by S SGT.
Warren Orlick, wounded veteran
home on a furlouCh. following
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
It's Glorious Fourth

The Tigers and their followers
are hoping that the old adage
Is true that the team in first place
July 4 will win the pennant.
If so. the Tigers are in and
will play in the World Series
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04

n e y I autumn
If the ODI
mits the
p st = season
c ssic this
year.
In the "A
years of Amer
j c a n League
h is y, the
team that was
in first place
July 4 baggcd
the pennant in
y seasons, as
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Yesterdays Results Todays Games
~u-NN. rain chi 81 Bus
Only game scheduled Puts al Phua
Only gamrt scheduled ind az Bkivn luiKhtl
INTERNATIONAL .tiNGUE
Montreal S-t Rochester Is
Buffalo IS. Toronto Ia
Othgr Faues fAtned out
ANtRtCAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis ,. Louisville Z.
nlrdn. q Columbus ,
81. Paul 9, Minnca polls q,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
YallkS.S SOX
Split Two

If the Yankees and White Sox
could get together the next time
at Ashtabula, O., which, as the
crow flies, is about halfway be-
tween New York and Chicago,
they might put on a series 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
Spo!r
Hank on Simmons
Al zSS=a-AA4ate 9 lear
By LEO MACpoNEEh

Al Simmons veteran Philadel-
phia COach. picked Hank Green
berg as one OF the oulhelderS on
Gn-aIl-StaE- -team eL-pl4AcIA-A-lh
whom he simmons played IN
has long and brilliant career IN
the American League.
Besides the Tigers. clubs with
whom Simmons played included
Athletics, RED SoX, Senators and
White SoX
Here's AIS all-Star teammates
Catcher - Mickey Cochrane
t Tigers
First base Jimmy FoNX
(AthletiCS).
Second base - Charley 6eh-
ringer (Tigers).
Third base - Jimmy Dykes
White SoN).
Shortstop-ioe- Cronin CRed
SON.
Left field-Hank Greenberg
Tigers.
Center field-Sam Chapman
tAthletiesi iesi.
Right field - Bob johnson
lRed SoXl.
Pitchers - Lefty Grove and
George EarnshaW lAthleticsl.
Ted Lyons (W'hite SoA).
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04

90 Report for Football
Practice al Michigan
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR July S-FaCng the toughest schedule in its
history and battling problem Michigan began its
practice yesterday 90 enthusiastic
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04

brides. on the 43S-yard 18th
ne planted his 6-iron second less
than an inch from the cup It's
what the golfing fellows call a
'leaner"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04

against Il winners who had not
led on that holiday, according 10
figures compiled by Earl J Hill.
can, the leagues service bureau
head.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
RED SOX DROP

As a result OF a double defeat
in St Louis. the Red SoX dropped
from third TO fourth the White
Sox moving up into the third
place slot.
While at this writing Steve
o'Heill had not determined the
extent OF Hank Grecnbcrg'S alling
-Figsht-leg leg-the-stfPPeta expected
that the biz slugger would be in
left field tonight. He pulled q
muscle Sunday but the injury was
not considered serious.
ONeill was elated nxer Green
bergs showing Sunday.
HANK OF OLD
"He looked like the Hank Of
Old" declared O'Nelll. His
homer showed that he has lost
little, II any, OF his batting eye
and power. He will need 10
strengthen his arm and legs for
outfield duty-but that will
come. I am tickled 10 death
over his showing"
Dolph Camilli. former National
League star with Brooklyn and
other clubs. will make his first
appearance here on first base for
the Sox.
The probable lineups:
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
Greenberg Is Expected
To Play in Left Tonight
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Bidding his victory compared
four losses Harold Nehouer will for the Tigers
Red SoX twilight Briggs Stadium this
Glenn Hausmann rghthander who beat the Tigers Boston
Halsnann
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04

and dropped but two.
With the Tigers idle yesterday.
the Yankees failed 10 take advan-
tage OF the opportunity The best
they could do was 10 split a twin
Dill with the White Sox, leaving
Detroit still in front by margin
OF three and one-half games.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
ID Sports q
DR EVITI y

Bill Pierce, former Highland
Park High pitching star recently
optioned by Detroit Tigers 10
Buffalo in International League.
scored first victory In pro base
ball yesterday Young Bill
held Toronto 10 three hits in vim
nlng nightcap Of double-header.
9-3.
Thumbs Up.-wlnner- OF -SlGo, ,ooa
Santa Anita Handicap last week,
Will be kept out of $50. 900 feature
race closing Santa Anita season
Saturday Nern Mitchell, De-
troit heavyweight, meets no.
Jones of Minneapolis in 10-reaRd
boxing headliner al Saginaw Fri
day.
Ford Ail-Stars scheduled game
with Great Lakes Naval Training
Station team at Dearborn July Is
has been cancelled Teams witt
meet July y al Great Lakes =.
New ruling prohibits Sailors from
engaging outside teams away from
base -. Gay-Bit- captured Cayra-
way Handicap, Aqucduct feature.
Three figures formerly identi-
fed with big league baseball
named 10 instruct high school
coaches Al clinics Harry
GeiScl, eX-big league umpire;
Leroy ParmeIee. formerly with
y. Y.-GIaHts- and Estel Gfabtree,
-eK-CIncinnati outficidcr F. PhIi-
adelphia Athletics now top Amer
lean League list OF players in
service with IS. replacing Detroit
Tigers, league survey shows.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Yesterdays Results I0dav's Games
Chi Ill. ny &c. Bos az DIT tvt
Su -, BoS Ia Wash al chi tniFhtl.
WASN'T lcYe, rain. Phila at SIT might.
Only games scheduled. ny az CleNe might.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-04
PITCII HING
TEAM BNTTING

6 .s9l sa 20, SO " Y E55 E5i 20 e.
The sub., 1945-11-21
SUB Waves
XN @L~M
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Rv RUWH DRNEBO

Radio Daily: Despite the inclina- ton of the networks to cut down their staff of news commentators, the American web has just renewed Raymond Gram Swings contract for another fifty-two weeks. :. Ralph Edwards Truth or ConSe- quences" is currently leading all Saturday night air shows, according to the latest Hooper rating, and rests in 18th place in popularity among all shows. The Army mixed a proposed show about West Point. The Ford program will feature popular music, the influ- ence of Henry Ford II, new presi- dent of the firm, when the air Set- up is changed in the near future. Madeleine Carroll, the movie star, has turned down a half-mil- lion dollars in contracts which have been offered her to return to the radio and pictures. She prefers to remain in Europe to continue her rehabilitation work. |. Edward C.. Robinson will be starred in a dra- matic series starting in nid-No- vember Johnny Desmond, the CT who made a sensation in Eur ope with the late Glenn Mf1ler's outfit, will get major league ra- dio buildup. j. Lee Sullivan, last heard on the Hildegarde program, will play a feature role in Bing Crosby's production of "Abie's Irish Rose" Insiders insist that Ed die Duchin will not return to the band business when he is dis charged from the Navy in the near future.
The sub., 1945-11-21
PALMER RADIO PROGRAMS
 By remote control from CONNECTICUT COLLEGE
WNDC 1860 KC Hartford, Conn.

The Art Department of Connecti- cut College presents MT. Edgar Mayhew this week who will dis cuss Auguste Renoir's painting. Boating Party by the River" The date is November 18 at 2:15 p. m. On November 21 at 7:3O p. m. Professor Arthur W. Quimby will play Chorale No. in E major by Cesar Franck on the Austin Organ at Hardness Chapel.
 ''The Congressional Policy on the Atomic Bomb" Is the subject for discussion by Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse and Professor Leslie
 Beebe on the LETS LOOK AT THE
 FACTS series. This program will
 be brought to you by WDRC, Hart ford on November IT at 10 p. m. The Connecticut College program
 will not be heard on Thanksgiving
 Day.
 "A Thanksgiving Story" by Sarah
 Orne Jewett will be presented on
 November p at 3:45 p. m. under
 the sponsorship of the Palmer
 Radio weekly feature. YOUR
 SCHOOLS PRESENT, on WNLC
The sub., 1945-11-21

listened to commentators, Fulton Lewis, Jr., analyst on National af- fairs, has opened a new series of Sunday broadcastS over WNLC and the Mutual Broadcasting System at 6:45 p. m.
 Lewis has been covering the Washington political scene for many years; his unique ad-lib style of delivery and his keen observa- tionS on current problems rank him as one of the top news ana lystS in the country.
 Holder of an outstanding record, Fulton Lewis, Jr.. reports on the news not from prepared news handouts, nor to excellent guess work, but to the simple expedient of knowing the people on both sides of the political fence who know the correct answers and be- ing in the right place at the right time.
 The new Sunday commentary will be sponsored by the G. N. Coughlan Co.,, in the interests of Chimney Sweep Soot Cleaner.
The sub., 1945-11-21
WNLC 1490 KC New London, Conn.

Sara Levenson Best, 8 Connecticut College senior, who has done con- spicuous work in dramatics, will conduct the program.
 Mir. Robert Logan will discuss ''The White Horse, painting by Paul Gauguin, on November 25 at 2:15 D. m He is presented by the Art Department of Connecticut Col- lege over WNLC. The painting will be exhibited in the window of the Olympia Tearoom in New London this week.
 On November 28 at 7:30 p. m. over WNLC MT. Arthur Quimby will play Cesar Franck's Chorale No. 3 in A Minor on the Austin Or gan in Hardness Chapel at Con- necticut College.
 "Is the Danger of Imitation Passed?" is the topic which MT. Hartly w. Cross and MT. Leslie Beebe will discuss on the program LET'S LOOK AT THE FACTS. This program will be brought to you over WDRC, Hartford at 10 p. m. on November "A.