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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
TrOjaIlS
Winners
Times Photo

PASADENA. Cal. Jan. 2 tINS)
- The 31st annual New Years
Day Rose Bowl football game was
history today II WILDE re-
membered as the game in which
Southern CALIFORNIA; great quar-
terback, Jim Hardy, rose 10 foot
ball heights.
Hardy, sleepless the night be-
fore the game and III with infiu-
enza and a stomach disorder. sang
his swan song for Troy with a
raging fever, plagued by chllls and
physically broken.
Yet he played nearly the entire
game, throwing two touchdown
passes 10 lead the TrojanS TO a
$50 defeat of Tennessee'S Volun-
teers, the second time in five
years that a Trojan team had
turned back a threat from Nash
vile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Michigan Loses
Cdgers

ANN ARBOR, Jan. Basket
ball coach Benny Oosterbaan to-
day announced the loss of two
men from his squad. Harold Nor
rill has been called lor induction
by the army and is visiting his
home for a few days. He was a
most promising youngster and had
appeared in three games.
Mo-ri- Bickhoff, who holds an
honorable discharge from the
army. finds his work in the dental
school too heavy TO permit him TO
continue as eager. He was a
letterman two years ago and had
played in four of Michigan's eight
games this winter.
Both players were on the trav-
cling squad that was 10 20 10
Illinois this weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Tickets for Football
Banquet Now OH Sale

Members Of The Detroit Times Downtown Quarterback
Club urged TO obtain tickets the football
banquet al their earliest convenience The banquet honorng
Les Horvsth Carroll WiddOes Ohio will be held
the Fort Shelby Hotel, Tuesday, Jan. g. at D. m.
Tickets sale at the transportation desk of the
Fort Shelby and brisk sale reported The number of tickets
viii be limited the capacity of the Spanish where the
fete will be held Tickets $3.50 plus state sales tax
An sstar lineup has been arranged for the final session
tine Headnng will be Bugs Americas
foremost humOrist who will be POSTMASTER He rated No
! among the nations after dinner entertainers.
Also the program will be leading coaches from the
Middle West In addition Horyath and Carroll WiddOe
who will receive trophies player and coach Of the
the guests VIII include Ed McKeever of NOre Dame, Fritz
Cer of Michigan Charlie Bachman State Joe Gembis Of
Wayne Lynn Waldorf Of Northwestern University and Lloyd
Brazil Of University of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Rally Wins for
West Eleven

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2 CUP)
Bob Waterfeld was the toast
of the town today as a result of
his brilliant punting, passing and
running exhibition which led the
West 10 a 1877 victory over the
East in the twentieth annual
Shrine benefit game yesterday.
The East made its initial touch
down in the first four minutes of
play when Frank Dancewicz
Tipped a pass to Jack Mead. the
Wisconsin end for a 3i-yard gain
and a touchdown.
The first West touchdown came
when Bob Kennedy, formerly Of
Washington State and now of the
Third Air Force. plunged over
from the 13-yard stripe.
With the time fading fast,
Waterheld passed 10 Howell for
IS. Then on a fake lateral, Water
field took the ball from Kennedy
and skirted end from the ID for
the winning touchdown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Southwestern Wins
Over Mexico II

Ell PASO, Tex. Jan. 2 up
Southwestern University had two
consecutive Sun Bowl victories to
its credit today, after swapping
Mexico National University. $50.
in the international New Year 5
Day classic.
The Pirates hung up two new
records by virtue Of their win,
becoming the first host team eve-
to be victorious in the 10-year
history of the Sun Bowl and shat
tering the scoring mark set by
Hardin-Simmons in 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Race Season
Ends Today

NEW YORK. Jan. 2 tUP)-
Horse racing, sports biggest in
dustry. ecomes wartime
casualty today
Race tracks at Fair Grounds.
New Orleans. and Tropical Park,
Miami, as well as a number OF
dog tracks in Florida, scheduled
their final programs for this after
noon and UoniErr in compliance
with a request from war mobiliza-
ton director James F. Byrnes
that all animal tracks be closed
by Jan. 3.
The ban will continue until
such time that conditions permit
resumption. Track operator
were hopeful that the war Situ-
alton would be bright enough TO
permit operations by spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
; TouChdowns
In % Seconds

MIAMI. Fla. Jan. 2 lINSl-A
mighty Tulsa University eleven.
which proved il was mighty only
after running over highly favored
Georgia Tech. returned home to-
day with the coveted Orange Bowl
title in its possession by the con-
vineing score Of IS 10 u.
For the first time IN Orange
Bowl history, the fans saw yes
terday three touchdowns scored
within 90 seconds. The first in
the series came in the third period
with Tulsa leading IL TO 9. when
Barney White Of the Tulsans took
a pass from Ed Shedlosky and
sprinted 65 yards TO the goal line.
Seconds later, Frank BroyleS OF
Tech shot a pass TO Johnny Nc
Intosh. who ran 81 yards for an
other touchdown On the next
kickoff, Tulsas AH-American
Camp Wilson took the ball and
raced 90 yards through the entire
Tech line for the score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Dukes Rally Wins
Over Alabama

II looked at the moment as II
the device would succeed and that
the Blue Devils, rated at least
two touchdowns better than the
Tide, would suffer the ignominy of
defeat.
But Duke dug in and started
going. Clark took an Alabama
punt on his own 80 and carried il
back to the Tide 40. Larue, a sub
back. carried most of the Alabama
team with him around left end as
he lugged the ball down to Ala
bama's 20. On the next play.
Clark cracked through right
tackle and ran the 20 yards for
the winning touchdown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Fenimore Star
As Aggiies Win

DALLAS. Tex, Jan. 2 (INS)-
The experts who placed Bob Feni-
more, Oklahoma A. and M great
sophomore halfback, on their ALI
American selections, were amply
justified today following Bobs
scintillating performance in the
Aggies' 81 to 0 defeat of Texas
Christian in the annual Cotton
Bowl game in Dallas.
Before a crowd of 1880, Bob
scored two touchdowns, gained SO
yards in II scrimmage plays, ran
back two punts for total of Al
yards. intercepted one pass, and
connected for 5 out Of y of his
own passes for a total of 10l
wards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Chapman Seeking
I'd Junior Mat Title

Kid Chapman. stocky Milwau-
keean. VIII attempt 10 place his
name or the roll of two-time
junior heavyweight wrestlin 6
champions in the first bout Of 1915
at Fairview Gardens tonight. He
meets the man who took the
MWA belt from him early last
month.
Gordon Hessel will attempt "a
boost himself into the main bout
list in a match against Bert Ruby
Red" Dawson VS.. TEX" Hager
and Buck" Estes VS. Dutch
Schultz are the other matches, the
first at $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Two Good Plumbers
Clash on Coast

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2 (UP)-
When Fifty Fitzpatrick. ranked
eighth nationally in the light
heavyweight division by Ring
magazine. meets Gregorio Con-
zales, HermiSillo, Mexico, tabled
as the Joe Louis of Mexico" in
tonight's 10-round main event at
Olympic Auditorium, somebody is
liable TO take the count.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2 INS)
Supporters of the Duke Blue
Devils had a fourth period often
sive led by backs George Clark
and jim Laruc 10 thank today for
the fact Duke edged out a % TO %
victory over Alabama in the an
nual Sugar Bowl game in New
Orleans.
Until the belated rally came,
the Alabama Crimson Tide was
leading 70 10 20 and then by %
10 p as the result OF a gift safety
by Harry Gilmer, 'Bama freshman
left halfback who figured 10
avert another Duke touchdown by
this stratagem.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Soldiers, Sailors
To Play Sunday

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Jan. 2
(UP) 49, Soldiers and sailors in
Bermuda announced plans today
for their annual Lily Bowl" foot
ball game in which their teams
will put on uniforms used by West
Point and Annapolis academies in
the last Army-Navy game and
spare off for their third and rub
ber' meeting next Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03


ering n lot Of years" Adams
remarked. ',And backing out a
IOt Of great gOalkeeperS. Dur
nan. I grant, h probably the
best goal mtnder Of the last two
wears, but what about those
other rs seasons:
Nhai about Inv Thompson.
Frankie Brimsek and Johnny
Mowerx:"
Adams might have added the
names OF Walter (D1rk) Broda
Davey Kerr. NorTnie Smith. Lorne
Chabot. Chuck Gardiner. Rny
WorterS and George Hainswortn,
all of whom won the Georges
VeZina trophy. awarded annually
10 the goalie with the lowest
g0als-againSt record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Cleveland Barons
Continue WinninQ

The Cleveland Barons, hottest
team in the American League
hockey race, chalked up their
fourteenth victory in Is starts to-
day, gaining il with a third period
rally which produced two goals
and q 3D. decision over the Buff
falo BiSons last night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Other Immortals

To the three lines named,
Adams might also have added the
immortal Howie Morenz, Johnny
Gagnon and Auriel Joliat. Hockey
fansi How would you like to see
another Morenz streak down the
iceY
But make no mistake, this Rich
ard is great.
Richard Is one of the great
hockey players In history"
Adams pointed out. HE can do
everything a good forward needs
10 do. And he Is rugged. He
could hold his own with the
greats Of another day."
Other Red Wings attest to the
prowess of Richard after the
Montreal Sharpshooter totaled five
goals and three points in his
teams lopSided 9 TO l triumph
over the Wings in the Quebec me-
tropolis recently. Richard seems
on his way to smash goal getting
marks. With 43 goals, Cooney
Weiland holds the record. Though
once a Detroit player. il was with
the Boston Bruins that Weiland
set the mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Basketball Results

BROOKLYN College 50. Texas christ.An II
Valparaiso Sc Esmine 50
Puerto Rico 40 81 JotcPh 81.
Depaul So Illlnois Sc
Minnesota IS. Lawrence 80
Kentucky "a. Long Island 81
Akron 81 Baldwin Wallace -
Teran,e 40 wyoming n
C-esf IAkea Naval 90, Ohin STATE so.
Western Kentucky so. CAniKius a..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03

~ a [ ! O n a
League goalie
IN 20 years
IN fact the
manager Of the
RED Wings Wa
n ore tn a n
slightly amazed
when u was rc-
ported Irwin
coach OF the
CansdlenS mad
made the state.
n1ent
ssThafss s.rw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Bowl Results
ROSE ROWL

ROSE BOWL
S. California 25, Tennessee 0.
SUGAR BOWL
Duke %. Alabama 70.
ORANGE BOWL
Tulsa 26. Georgia Tech u.
SHRINE GAME
West -. East Z
COTTON BOWL
Okla. a & NJ "a. TCU 0.
sun BOWL
Southwestern 35 Mexico 0.
VULCAN BOWL
Tennessee State Is. TuSkecee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Fight Results
BY United Press

MILwAUKEE-Jus,e FontSine 1874 MI
vaukee decinoned Make shapiro i35 Mes
YORK tlOl.
BALTIMoRE--John FinnSEzo. 81. Baln
more deciEUned OsGie Harris. lC6. Pitts
burgh (l0l
PROVIDENCE. r Charlie smith. 139
Newark. NJ J dectsioned SAMMY Nam
mnnr iA9 NeM YORK llnl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Won + Close
Pro Sports
.--,Byrnes

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2 (INS)
The sports world breathed q
little easier but not too freely to-
day following War Mobilizer
James F. Byrnes' assurance that
he is mot contemplating any gen.
eral ban on sports"
Byrnes, who a week ago or
dered American horse racing TO
close down after today, told a
White House news conference
that he has no plans to shut down
all forms Of sports.
The war mobilizer reiterated.
however. his determination 10 call
for denomination of both pro-
fessional and amateur athletes de-
ferred for physical defects and
those discharged from the service.
HIS QUESTION
AS I pointed out hast week."
said ByrneS. al cannot under
stand how athletes unflt for
service can compete with tho
best In the land
Byrnes said he was fully aware
Of army physical standards that
caused rejection of many stars OF
baseball. football and other spots.
But" he added. "in the cases
Of those rejected for puncturcd
ear drums, for Instance. they
seem to hear the signals al
right I imagine that they
could hear the frst sergeant
all right.
"And As for those tricky knees
that seem 90 stand UP on tho
ball field al right, Isuppose
they would be able 20 stand up
st, say. Verdun."
BIG THREAT
Byrnes chief threat to the con-
tinuation of sports was contained
In his report 10 Congress asking
for authority 10 force four million
4-Fs into war work by inducing
them into the armed forces.
Meanwhile. the Interstate Com
merce Commission yesterday fol-
lowed up ByrneS' horse ia Gin 6
edict by forbidding railroads and
other transportation media from
shipping race horses and dogs for
one year, except by special per-
mission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Also Net Star

Vezfna, like Durham. starred in
The nets for the Canadiens, only
In another hockey era. Old.
timers insist Vezina was "the
greatest of them all" when II
came to batting and kicking out
packs. He was in the nets for
Canadiens for Is years.
Nor does Adams agree the cur
rent Canadiens. as good as they
appear TO be. would be capable OF
winning a Stanley Cup In the pre-
war DAYS when the grade OF Ma
tional League hockey was at ITS
peak.
~Canadiens would finish about
fourth I'm the league I'm those
days. Adams suggested.
Nor would the flashy Lsch-
Richard Blake line. now perform
ing for Montreal, be able to hold
its own with forward lines like
that which the Red Wings boosted
In Herbie Lewis, Marty Barry
and Larry Aurie, according 70
Adams.
Or with the two Cooks-Bill and
Bun--and Frankie Boucher of the
Rangers. or Harvey jackson, Joe
Primeau and Charlie Conacher OF
Toronto Maple Leafs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03

OfficiaK Referee-Bill Chadwick. LineSmen
Steve Meuris and Joe Springer.
Alternates: Red wings-Cully Simon, Bill
Holett, Sid Howe. Mud Bruneteau. Jud Mo
Aztec Joe Carveth. Ted Lindsay. Steve Wochy
AlternAteS. Black Hovks-clint smith, Fido
Purpur Lude Check Bill MoEienko. Bill
ThomS. r. BrsyShaw, Z. seibert, Red Mitchell.
FIRST PERIOD
l-ChicAEo. MoSienko (Dahlstroml. S;S1.
Renaities--Stmon (mator firntingl Hors2k
unnecessary roughingl Cooper (CheckiIrf /.
SECOND PERIOD
2--Detroit. Wochy Hollett, Carveth TAB.
3-Detroit; Howe NJ. Bruneteau, simon ,
1885.
PenAltles--JackSon (trippinEl.
THIRD PERIOD
4--ChicAgo: Smith lMosienko. ThomSl 11:ls.
S-Detroit: Liscombe Armstrong 1915.
6--Detroit Armstrong Hollett, Carvethl
1889
Penalties-Seibert (hoOkingl.
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BOZich Tops Best
Skaters Inn Midwest
BY GEORGE +. VAN

well speed skaters rank nationally could be drawn
today from the results OF Sundays Midwest championship at Belle
Isle
Against representative field of skaters from all the centers of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Hockey Standings

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
DEROIT a Chicago 2
ToNIGIf1's GAME
Moutreai a Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03

picture) our boys scored a smash
ing success but our gals went
sliding on their wooden suits.
Our boys came out on top in
every class. Our girls lost every
class.
II was a fine skating show with
sterling competition in every class
from senior TO cradle. More
than $50 participated before a
crowd of several thousand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Wings Point
From First

CHICAGO. Jan. Having
shattered that Chicago ice jinx
concluSively with last nights 4
10 2 victory over the Blackhswks.
The Detroit Red Wings prepared
10 move on 10 New York for
Thursday nights game with the
Rangers and a chance 10 better
their position even more. They
are now a single point back Of the
league leading Montreal six.
The Wings last night first were
forced 10 come from behind first
period lead taken by the Hawks
and then. having taken command
al 81 themselves. they saw the
home club tie II up IN the third
period. But with furious burst
Of attacking late in the final Pc
riod. Wings counted twice 10 as
sumo their ultimate margin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
SKATES LIKE CHAMPION

Michigan's titleholder and hope
in the s'nior mems division, Vince
Bozich of Detroit, became the
Midwest champion the hard way,
coming from behind and winning
the last two events, the mile and
two miles.
Bozich was second 10 Bernie
Melewski of Milwaukee in the
900. third in the 440, which went
to Frank Jelich. Wisconsin cham
pion from the Brewers City and
the red-headed Detroiter spilled
right out of the picture in the
$50, won by Jelich. 3ozich, care
full PAGER. seldom falls while
racing.
In the fourth event. the mile,
he came on with one of his great
bursts of speed to win.
This put him IN tie with 60
points with Melewski and Jelich.
with one event, the two-mile,
TO 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Sports
Adams Says Duran
Not The Best
R, LEo MACDoNELL

Jack Adams doesn't agree with
Dick Irwin that Bill Durham Of
Montreal CanRdienS is the best
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Two Mild u psets Feature Bowl Result,
Tech, East
Are Beaten

With the last splurge OF foot
ball now history-the annual New
Years bowl games-sports follow
ers today could turn their atten-
ton TO basketball. hockey and
other more seasonal athletic con-
tests.
Four OF the New Years games
turned out about as the experts
had forecast. but two of them. the
defeat of Georgia Tech by Tulsa
University and that of the east
all-star team by the western ag-
gregation were mild upSets.
The University of Southern
California which never has been
beaten in the Rose Bowl al PaSa'
dena. Cal, rang up its eighth VIC
tory in that classic by whipping a
game and even brilliant TenneS'
see outfit. $50.
HARDY is STAR
Quarterback Jim Hardy was the
particular star for the TrojanS
coming through with two perfect
touchdown passes and on another
occasion crossing up the southern
ers by running over the goal line
on a hidden ball play.
The University of Tulsa. which
few rated equal TO the task. practi-
cally swept Georgia Tech out oi
the Orange Bowl at Miami. 26-12
although Tech was regarded as the
strongest team in the southeast
lern conference.
With the proceeds of their
shrine game going TO the aid ol
crippled children, the West all
stars scored a dramatic victory
over the East in the last thret
minutes of play at San Francisco
on Bob Waterfield's pass TO Boil
Kennedy, leaving the final score al
1877.
LOTS OF SCORING
Dukes Blue Devils won as eX'
pected in a free-scoring game al
the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans
but topped Alabama by only three
points, 1926. with George Clari
going over the goal line for thu
winning tally in the last thre'
minutes of play.
There was no argument IN th'
Cotton Bowl at Dallas. the Okla
homa Aggies winning about a
they pleased. $40 over Texa
/ Christians Horned Frogs.
Southwestern University o
GEORGETOWN. Tex. won its seconC
Sun Bowl title at FL PaSo. Tex.
I by whipping the light but flash,
National University of Mexict
team, $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
BACK IN LEAD

Clint Smiths shot tied il up
for the Hawks in lib but four
minutes later Lisconbe put the
Wings out in front again. Arm
strong clinched il with another
goal three and a half minutes
later.
This was Detroit'S first win in
Chicago since early in 1943. They
could not win all here last sea
son and twice previously this year
the Wings were edged out by the
Hawks. The attendance was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
LITTLE TROUBLE

The game was enlivened by
some fisucuffs between Gully
Simon of the Wings and Pete
Horeck OF the Hawks II wasn't
quite clear what started IL but
Simon swung ON Horeck after the
latter had made a swipe at him
with his stick. So Gully drew a
major penalty, Horeck a minor
one.
The Hawks scored first in 3 81
al the first period when Billy
Mosienko. Immediately after en-
tering the game. took pass from
Gully Dahlstrom, raped il home.
Detroit tied ii up in 7:4S of the
second period when Steve Wochy,
with help from Hollett and
Carveth, whacked one past Joe
Cooper. They went into the lead
with only four seconds remaining
of the period as Sid Howe con-
nected with help from Bruneteau
and Simon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
TITLE BY 5 FEET

Jelich dropped back during the
last two laps. but Melewsk
moved up close behind Bozich
and the latter was the boy Vince
had TO out-Skate TO win the race
which meant the championship.
He did. He came around the
last turn and laced into the
finish five feet ahead Of the -
year-old Milwaukee lad.
Don Leppala of Detroit made a
clean sweep of events in the
intermediate boys. Russ Hunt
won two out of three close races
with bigger Scotty Wallace of
Urbana, H.. to lead the Junior
Boys. Young Hunts fast sprintS
around the turn gave him the
go and 440 and Scotty took a
blanket finish in the $50 in which
Russ sprawlcd at the line.
Dick Klein in the Juveniles
and Dick Roberts in the Midgets
were the other winners from
Detroit in the boys classes.
WIN WINS, TOO
Bernice Melewski, twin sister
to Bernie Melewski from Milwau-
kee, won the last race, the mile,
10 top the senior wOmen's class
with 20 points.
BefoI this race il looked as il
Eileen Whalley of Winnipeg. with
three seconds. would take the
title. She had only to place. But
in the final, a teammate OF Miss
Melewski's, Veronica RosSman
moved up 10 second. while Bes
Amman OF Windsor, Conn, took
third in the event and third in
the standings with 50 points
while Miss Whalley went I'm.
placed.
| Lorraine Sabce looked gooC
winning the first race. the 30
but was shut out in the 440 and
spilled IN the $50 and mile
lMichigan's champion, Mary Locke
took three fourth places.
Evening star., 1945-01-15

w Ck1x Ax11f3 VO41s ~ W
MONDAY, JANUARY IS,
Evening star., 1945-01-15

still The perfect toor is Ed Wynn In this
new comedy show.
VOL. $50" Should the United States
Change lis Basis Of Treaty Ratification"
W0p, iO:00-charlss RuggIes, Fay Bainter.
Hattie MeDanisI in Three Is a Family"
WRC, ft:30-An extra Bob Hope show.
Evening star., 1945-01-15
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Evening star., 1945-01-15

TONIGHTS MUSIC MAN is
talented and versatile Mark
WarnOw, one of radios most
brilliant orchestra conductors.
He makes music tonight on
Borden's new radio show starring
The Perfect Fool, Ed Wynn, with
Jerry Wayne, and Elsie, Elmer,
and Beulah. Tune in WMAL,
900 PM, EWT.
Evening star., 1945-01-15

Last-mfnnte changes IN
radio programs some.
times reach The Stdr TIM
Evening star., 1945-01-15
ON THE AIR TODAY.

On Iht AIR TO-DAY.
WMAl. 2:30-first in series Of three
concerts originating from District high schools,
today Eastern
W10P, 4:00-A daily audience psniepa.
ton show with culinary quiz, recipe exchange
and homemaking information.
Evening star., 1945-01-15

WMAL, 7:00-CheryI Walker does a comedy |
skif with Horace Heidi.
WRC, 8:00-Idd lupino in Irving Stones
Immortal Wife"
W0P, 8:30-AIan ladd captures Grades
heart and burns George.
WMAL, q:00-No Ionoer Kino Bubbles but