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Evening star., 1946-10-27
JOE KNGELS

devil's-food layers. orange frosted,
topped with marshmallows each
wearing pumpkin face put on with
melted. bitter chocolate.
Grinning imps are but peach
halves poised on sponge cake layers.
Split layers and sandwich with
peach ice cream. Cover with choco-
late sauce. place canned peach halves
over top. hollow side down; add
faces outlining with bits of date,
prune and candied cherries,
Devil-chip chocolate pie is a
favorite with the teen-agers Make
a chocolate chiffon, cover with mer-
ingue and scatter literally with
chocolate chips.
And how they love these black
cat cookies: Melt bitter chocolate
over warm water and keep warm
enough not to harden. Put drop
of chocolate in the middle of a
large round cookie, over this place
chocolate-coated. peppermint
wafer for the body of the cat. Using
toothpick to apply melted choco-
late. outline cats head, tail, legs
and long whiskers.
Witches hats are bewitching
desserts and like witches quickly
disappear. An ice-cream cone is the
hat crown. Rest this, open end down,
on a big round cookie Chocolate
ice both cookie and cone. Just before
serving. stuff cone with ice cream
and turn open side down on the
frosted sweet. Serve, and look, it's
gone!
Endless are the tricks for Hallow-
cen eating. Bake gingerbread, using
a ready mix. and cover with butter
frosting. tinted golden. Decorate top
with licorice cats.
Mystexy Bxsvss
+ JIMMY fellows are hob goblin
doughnuts cut like biscuits without
the center hole. Before frying pinch
up nose, cut wee slashes for eyes
and press in whole spices. Slash
open a mouth and add a speck of
pimiento for a bright red tongue.
Fry. You can't believe your eyes.
Black-cat punch is for kiddies
hot chocolate, of course. Orange
punch for middle size goblins, made
with two quarts of orange juice,
chilled with one quart crushed ice.
then poured into glasses three
fourths full. Add the gingerale be-
fore serving. Jack O'Lantern punch
for big goblins. Combine fruit juice
with cider and serve in bowl fitted
into large Jack O'Lantern pump
kin she'll. Float orange slices wear
ing "clove" featured faces.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Sports
Wherein a Foxy Horse Player.
and Woman Foil Bookmaker
By LEO MACDONELL

There has been an avalanche Of litera-
ture and legend about the never-ending
attempt by horse players to make a killing
by betting on a dead-sure thing so fellow
writer pointed out in one Of the contempor-
aries recently.
His favorite story Of one Of his boss playing
buddies may be old and well known, but here
goes:
There was man who was pretty big
operator. He ran billiard room and bowling
alleys profitable adjuncts to the horse store in
the rear.
a feIIow came in one day and started
playing pool Dith an attendant. He Was
a pretty good player. but not good
enough to beat the en,ploye of the JOINT.
They played for pretty good stakes. The
UiSitor lost and With great anlia biIity.
He Was loaded doUn With sugar and
appeared to be playing for the sure JOY
of losing.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Sports
BREVITI les

Wayne UniverSity's football
team has been left off the 1916
Schedul eof Michigan State. Wash
ington State is on. Miami off.
Nothing about L. d. getting on.
Dick Speer 50. former Tiger
pitcher died in Edmonton, AL
berta, last night.
The Hume twins. Ross and Bob,
l.. of NJ. milerS, probably won be
entered in the Western Confer
ence indoor track meet AT Chi
Cago March s or 9, or any Of the
four meets held at the L.. of M.
b ecause it is interfering with
their medical studies.
Athletes at L.. of NJ. stand to be
affected by overcrowded enroll
ment. State residents, under new
ruling. get priority. None of mem
berS of present cage squad come
from Michigan. State war vet
Grams get top priority. then nom
veterans. Currently enrolled stu
dents not affected.
The San Francisco Clippers of
the Pacific Coast Football League
Will he the next coast team 10 gain
a National League franchise. it.
was learned today.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

No. 2 Pick

NEW YORK Jan. - tAP5 -9
The National Football Leagues
club owners completed "A secret
draft of 800 players early today
with a sleeper" back from the
Midwest and the great Doc
Blanchard of Army heading the
liSt-an turned TO completion Of
their troublesome 1916 schedule
in the same locked-door silence.
Surprisingly enough Blanchard
was not the number one selection
in the draft not only because il
is likely he will remain at West
Point where he still has two more
years to play, but also because
Jim Councilman, returning coach
of the Chicago Cardinals, who had
first pick, wanted the sleeper. ="
The first National League draf-
tee was Boley DancewicZ, Notre
Danes former Information quar-
terback specialist who was signed
by the Boston YankS last Friday.
Last night after the Cards showed
their secret weapon and Pitts
burgh picked Blanchard the only
other selections revealed were
John Strzykalski, Marquette and
air force ball carrier. first choice
of the Green Bay Packers; Leo
Riggs, Southern California and
Army performer, who led the
Philadelphia Eagles list; and Cal
Rossi, former UCLA star, an d
Stan Koslowski, Holy Cross ace
who were named by the Washing
ton Redskins.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
He's introduced to Larceny Lane

Morre then related had gone New York to have
his first fight Square Garden Money rolled in on him
Within space of week he earned more than $oooO
He was rolling in money.
Zone day go into restaurant near the Garden -
he said "a big shot manager sitting back corner
finishing a meal When he he makes big fuss
oUer me and Hdttered. go back to talk to HIM
After a uhiIe he grabs ntt and gets confidential.
"Look Korre he says, Bail out. Que this
Joint bucks for my meal and PUe been sitting here
hours ratng for somebody to come along to bail
me out. Ho,D about it.?
Sherman said you be too of the in the fight
racket even if they lot of money them Some of them
peculiar.
wait till I tell yuH-," he said to Chuck
I'm i'm Madison Square Garden and the manager Of
champion has been paid off for fight He gets $4,000
in green goods he ShOVeS down his poke like II
waste paper careful 'MOrre he says to You'd
better my hotel with just in case So
along.
the to the hotel pass a five and ten cent
store. suggest that 60 in for root beer drinking
my when this whispers Anybody
Watchn he know take quick look around and
say NO but wondering what he is worried about fig
he afraid he going get ed for that lettuce he has
in his pocket
But I'm wrong As finds he is not being
watched, he grabs couple collar pins from jewery
He also swings with couple of bottles Of cheap
perfume. Then walks and continue to his hotel
DO you know that that guy prouder of that cheap
ewelry perfume that he swung with than he is of the
Lane. Boy the fight game is peculiar You gotta
keep your dukes up all the time"
Hrst then got up and they departed.
Il that it is going to be interesting le" he
Chuck incidentally lost the main Arena Gardens
last night to Bill Grier. -
1t good fight and the entire card fine
In the midst Of it ALL Mr.. Charles p. Ward whispered
to Sam Greene:
There. my friends, is the POOR MANS HARRY
NISMER."
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
It's Newest
Puck Feud
BY LEWIS ii. WALTER

"We'll take care Of Doug Me-
Caig when we get him up I'm
Montreal. And we've got the
man to do it-Butch Bouchard"
That was the threat Dick Irwin.
manager of Les Canadiens, hurled
at the Red Wings before he took
his National Hockey League
champions back TO Montreal yes
terday.
II Irwin makes his words come
true Detroit and Montreal will be
crossing blades in vendetta
which will make the feuding AL
most unanimous around the Ma
tional Hockey League.
Irwin claims that the big. hand
some McCaig played and charged
like a wildman against the Cana
diens as Detroit knocked the
league leaders down. 81. Sunday.
PETERS Is VICTIM
In particular the Montreal boss
swears that McCaig deliberately
charged forward Jimmy Peters
late in the game and put him out
of action for a m n I h with a
Clipped shoulder.
"McCaig may not be so tough
In Montreal. Lots of them
aren't" said Irwin. ITS a little
tough for some OF my light
weight forwards to play rough
like Adams men. But well take
care Of ourselves"
The 195-pound McCaig. just up
from indianapolis after release
from the RCAE. was exonerated
by his teammates OF deliberately
injuring Peters. who had scored
two goals against New York for
the Frenchmen the previous
night.
"McCaig would have killed
him II he hadn't slowed up"
said Joe Carveth. Peters was
coming up along the boards q
with his head down, didn't seef
McCaig at all. He just looked
up before he ploughed into
Doug head-On."
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Mum Signs
Kip Taylor
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR. Jan. Is - La
verne Kip Taylor, football coach
at Ann Arbor High School. is GO
ing to Syracuse University as
member Of Clarence (BiggIe1
Munns coaching staff.
Mum, who recently accepted
the Syracuse job, has submitted
Taylor's name 10 the athletic
board of the eastern school.
Munn'S contract with Syracuse
authorizes him TO select his as
Slstants.
Taylor. who will coach SYRIA
cuseS ends, had his football ca
reer at Michigan cut short by an
injury in his first game in 1927.
He has coached high school ath-
leticS since 1880 and has been at
Ann Arbor High since 1910.
He has secuted Michigan oppo-
nentS dor Fritz Crisler, including
Notre Dame in 1912. when the
Wolverines defeated the Irish.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
All, a Lady in II

Well, it seems there was lady as usual,
mixed up in the proceedings. She was on the
outside, handy to telephone. She got The
results of the race hurried from the phone,
climbed into an automobile parked outside of
the horse joint and showed interest in sounding
the horn.
Say No. 3 horse had tUon the race
that had Just been run. She tapped
three times on the auto horn Her pool
playing dccompiice inside the bookie' 4
place heard the signal and acted accora v
ingIy. " ,
Just on general principles the pool player
finally was turned down as he tried to make a
bet He picked up his dough and left, IL was
some time later that the workings of the scheme
was explained to the sadder but wiser book
maker.
The bOolde died some years ago. The
pool player at the age of SO and flat broke,
Is working on a new plan TO beat the bool1ies
and the horses.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Dick S Name
Is On Line
By LEO MACDONELL

With Dick Wakefield in the fold.
George Trautman today had hur-
died his first contract signing job
as the general manager OF the
Tigers and breathed easier as he
glrded for conferences with Har-
old NeWhouSer, Paul DIZZY
Trout Barney McCoSky and others
yet TO be signed for the 1916 cam
palgn.
Wakefield penned his name TO a
one-year contract late yesterday
after a brief Contab with Traut-
man at Briggs Stadium. The dis
patch with which the two came TO
terms was hailed as a tribute 10
the aStutcneSS Of the Detroit club S
new business head.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
CHr!ing'S Confusing
BY r. A. BACHELOR JR.

A first glance az curling s
world series would confuse and
quite likely fail 10 impress the
unlnitIated. There seems some
thing fundamentally humorous
a bout middle-aged individuals
wearing gaudy Scottish headdreSs
running gnngerly up and down
patch OF ice. broom in hand.
facilitating the leiSurely progress
of a block of stone.
But there is no denying the
games fascination for it's dcvo-
tees. The international bonSpiel
now in It's second day at the De
troit Curling Club is the 18th re-
newal with a record entry of Sc
four-man rlnkS.
The contestants are drawn from
il Canadian cities in addition 10
Chicago and Detroit and some Of
the participants have been com
pcting for three decades.
Five Of the eight Detroit Kinks
locker would find that the ancient
won their tirSt-round matches and
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
ParochiaI League
Has Heavy Gard

Fifteen Parochial League baS-
ketball ulntets are on tap TO see
action tonight
Dc Ia sale A. 81 Anthony 81 Catherine
- 81 StaniSlauk 81 Benedict Al 81 Grey
DRY. 81 LAdislaus a. q L. 81 Mary Re
deemef A. Lourdes Redford ST Mary a. 81
Theresa 81 Rose AT 81 Vincent 81 Charles
At Annunclstion - Rita a. - Frederick
St James At st Michael o ST Mary a.
81. Francis Dc Sales. 81 Agnes At Shrine
50 Hedwig az sacred Heart 81 Francis
Xavier ~ 81 Patrick NJ Carmel a. ST.
Cassimir. 81. Thomas Al Rosary
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

crowd saw about 30 ku kiuX
Klansmen sitting around in their night
gowns. They were giving me the eye
and | mean pretty good. When the
referee left the ring my manager,
Senior Luis Newman. started after
him. | said. Where are you going"
He said, I'm going TO get our dough-
l said, Look. those ghosts are in here
on paper. There is only about eight
bucks in the joint. You want to leave
me. a poor little Detroit Jewish boy.
in this ring to fight those ghosts alone
while you 60 running around trying
10 collect eight bucks. Nothing doing.
You stay here and help me fight them
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

lO-UllnuNe misconduct penalties
most of the final period last night
as Brights upset Auto Club, 4-3,
at Olympia.
GotfredSonS overpowered Spit
fires, 3 to 3, in the other half Of
the double-header which drew a
crowd OF 5,95e.
Jones drew one-game Suspen-
sion in addition 10 II minutes in
penalties because he threatened
and manhandled referee Dave
Parsons after being penalized for
high sticking Parsons finally
grabbed the raving Jones by the
throat and cooked his right hand
for a punch he didn't have 10
throw because players pushed be-
tween them.
Jones penalty came near the
end of the game and was not as
costly to Auto Club as the ab-
Sence Of BaudlnO. who had 10 sit
out a full II minutes. After be-
ing ordered 10 the box for rough
ing with AL Chadwick of BrlghtS,
Baudino tripped Chadwick from
behind as they were 10 enter the
box. He then drew the 10-minute
penalty.
Less than two minutes re-
manned when Baudlno returned 10
play. He then scored his only goal
of the game hut IT wasn't enough
10 Offset the three quick goals
BrighiS had scored in the first
period. Lyle Dowell scored two
Of BriGhts' goals
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

remain in the running for the in
ternational title. The victorious
Detroit Kinks were those skippered
by the veterans Nate Cornwall.
H. b Holden, Arch McColl. Ted
Sackett and Bruce Cameron.
Frank AndruS. Pete Sweeney and
Dave Burnett headed the Detroit
Kinks that fell by the wayslde A. .
though all three remain in Il T
running for secondary award. Y
a. r TarltonS : strong Hamil-
ton rink. last years victor and a
heavy favorite TO repeat, was a
double victor
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
BaIbo Wins Quickie
But Loses Match

Although The Great Balboa
took one fall in the jig-time Of
55 seconds. Bull Montana defeated
him. two out of three falls. last
night at Arcadia. In the feature
French Angel won from Tiger
Tasker. also two out OF three
falls. Bert Ruby defeated Stan
Buresh and Dale Wayne and Pete
KaZenke drew.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Marvel, Lewis Clash

Masked Marvel will make his
first appearance at Fairview Gar
denS tonight in a louSt with Eddie
bad Nam Lewis that has a one
hour time limit. Ivan Kamikoff
returns and opposes Bert Ruby.
Stanley BureSh VS.. Joe MaiSch
and George Connel VS.. Vic Cos
tello are the short bouts.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

Play will be resumed in the
Detroit Mite Hockey League to-
night al Mack Park. Al Z o'clock
Fides a. G. meets Silver Six; at
Sis Maple Leafs and Vics clash.
and at $50 the champion North
west Eagles meet Angels.
WedneSdAy-T Holy Crou ~ KiWAnis q,
stevenson u Springfield Boydt EaEies.
Thsrsday-T StAEx Comets Posedsis
vs. CarAtan. Csnsdisnk Marcus
Friday-T Angels silver SiS SIS.
EsEles " Maple Lsafa 2 10 Vick vs. Fidst.
SAturdAy-7 KnalAf Eagles KtNsnis
" nnrran.eLA q nesAn.iA MN Lel a,lli-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Next Olympia
Bouts Jan. rs

The next boxing show at the
Olympia will be Jan. 25, Match
maker Nick Londes said today
after calling off for the second
time The match between Ray
Sugar Robinson and O'Neill
Bell. which was scheduled for next
Friday night. Bell Will be one Of
the principals in the Jan. - show,
LOndes said.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Don't Leave Us, Coach!

COLLEGE PARK. Md. Jan. Is
(AP) A demonstration was
staged last night by University
of Maryland students protesting
the loss of Paul Bryant as foot
ball coach. Bryant signed five
point contract as coach at the
University of Kentucky.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

Morrie Sherman and Chuck Hirst were cutting up old
touches in the George Williams gymnasium the other day
Morre is the former welterweight champion who
recently became referee for the Michigan boxing COM
Hirs the former soldier who resumed his boxing
career after layOff of almost three years
This fight game : a funny business" offered Chuck.
THE longer you stay in it the funnier ii becomes said
Morrie wait till tell yuh-."
told Hirst Of his first 10round fight 1t
fought Niles February 1927 lad named Joe Sharkey
was his opponent.
"The guy uDho promoted the fight lUdS the manager
of my opponent, Shernon explained "He also the
referee. Throughout the bout he kept giving my
ponent free Instructions and encouragement But that
not ali Wien the bout and gaze has
good sheliackng he Walked out OF the ring Dith-
giving a decision"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Basketball Scores

Illinois 45. Northwestern 3s.
Albion 63 HillSdale a
Detroit Tech as Alumni 4n.
lows state 81 Nebraska 40
Marshall So Morehead Ky fs
Loyola tCblcaFoI 50 Naval Arm0ry 81.
Iowa Pre- Flight 50 Washington q. Al.
NnncSots ~ Ctlcato a..
Xavier 80 Kentucky 26.
louisiana state as Alabama g6
nep7ul SIS Murray Ky State 43.
Alma 40. Ferris 80
Nolre Dame 81. 81 IouIs a. 4s
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

most unusual circumstance. to be sure, but
one that seems a little more understandable
in view of the attendant circumstances.
Thus, the horse player never left the room
to get any information. He never was out Of
sight of the attendant, and the booke. How
did he get his postrace information?
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Then Switches TO Horses

Seemingly only as an afterthought and in
an effort to recoup, he started to making bet
now and then on a horse. lie also lost. pretty
good, at that for couple of days. Then sud
denly he started winning on the horses and
he didn't quit winning until he had cleaned some
$50, 600 out Of the place.
He was betting 'paSt-post," that IS, a
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Irish Nip St. Louis

ST. LOUIS. Jan. ID CUP) 49,
Notre Danes undefcated cage
team. suffering from a mild case
of overconfidence, had 10 come
from behind last night to defeat
St. Louis University. 5l-4S.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
GULFSTREAM

WFaTUTT fI0UUN- TfTF THhT
POSI- 40 p m Detroit time
FIRST Rarc-NinniehA cha Here Goes.
Hrh Roller Is 7 Is
second Ratc-Ca Buck wesuet Ia
Reinefte. Darby Danlu
Third Race-La Prlncesse. Maiden Fair,
Miss Creek spin Step
Fourth Race-Red Fox Feather Bob,
Teddvs Tea Lostahat
FtVh Parc-Nr Chan Biz Boz
sixth Princes L. Blue Psi
poHic fm1 Sfarr Firr
Hafh RaCe-Nacls Cranteuss Fay Gee.
Friend
Nnih ssee-rpifsn. Kstst silver. Bol-
ton Abbey feotfist.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
F1irst Upset.
By Bill Grier
BY CHARLES p. WARD

LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS
BIZ GIief l5O,2' Detroit defeated Chuck
mar lt2 &atsan psaIo Detroit defeated
Rufus KniRhton 169 Detroit t6l.
Art Price 1876 Detroit scored a technical
Knockout over Eddie owens, l4li7, Detroit
Paul Darby .165. Detroit. defeated Ulysses
johnson. lol. Detroit A..
BIN Foster, i4g Detroit defeated Larry
Ferk Glen i2s Detroit. defeated Alex
Jiminez. l27, Detroit ~,
Although Bill Grier won a split
decision over Chuck Hirst in their
l0-round bout at Arena Gardens
Monday nighI. the end Of the bout
left HirSts considerable retinue
of handlers with the feeling that
their man really was beaten by
the shade of Howell King.
"Grier won the decision and
we are not making any eX-
Cuses," said Norman HirSt,
Chuck'S brother and co-mana-
ger, after the fight But we
do know one thing now that we
did not know before. That is
that Chuck can go 10 rounds"
Hirst then explained that both
Chuck and his handlers had some
doubts upon that score before the
fight. More than year ago, when
Hirst still was in the army, he
came home on furlough from his
Texas post TO meet the afore-
mentioned Howell King.
FINALLY GETS ANSWER
He knocked King down several
times early in the fight but then
became exhausted and lost by a
technical Knockout Ever since
then he wondered about his abil-
ity 10 90 10 rounds. He did not
know the answer until last night,
Although the fight with Grler
gave Chuck the answer TO a wor-
riSome question. it did not pro-
vide the spectators with a great
deal of entertainment. Showing
great respect for the power of
Hirsts left hand. Grier insisted
upon staying close TO him. The
result was a mauling struggle
that often was as much wrestling
as it was boxing and brought
cries of protest from the crowd
of 1919 that paid S4,374 to see it.
Because promoter Orville God
frey had 10 refund m ore than
$1,000 of the money taken in at
last weeks show when one of
the windup principals, Eddie Tay-
lor, failed TO appear. the uSherS
did not charge Godfrey for their
services last night
FIGHT RESULTS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
This Was No Time for Squawk

did you make a squawk?" asked Chuck.
"Squawk' replied Sherman. IL started 10 make squawk
died throat When looked into the
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Hockey fO Fighting
Baudino. Jones Take That Route
and Auto Club Finally Is Beaten

Club hockey players who appeared To have wakaWa
the International Amateur League have suffered their frs
five because they switched from hockey to fighting
Jimmy Baudno league scoring leader and Herb Jones
their club shorhanded through
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

the did not stay. He said You Ick any
body show his face Then he disappeared
don't know whether he got paid
Chuck in the fight game opned that 1t was
nice of former weerweght champion Frze Zv to take
interest in him. Sherman agreed,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
BELIEVED $4,000

While no salary terms were re-
vealed II IS believed the brilliant
young outticider's contract calls
for approximately S25, 900. a sub
stantial increase over his former
pay.
1T is good enough" the 6-foot
5-inch Wakefield smiled "FOr
more details you will have to
ask Mr.. Trautman. I am salts
fled and anxious to get into a
baseball uniform"
Wakefield said that after a visit
with his mother in Chicago he
planned 10 return to Detroit and
drive 10 Lakeland, Fla, the Tigers
Spring training camp, with New
houSer and Roy Cullenbine.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
EGAN Is HoNORED

A few hours before Wakefield
signed, A. j. (WiSh) Egan, Tiger
head scout who signed the youne
star out of University of Michi-
gan, was rendered a testimonial
luncheon by 90 of Detrolt'S leading
civic leaders at the Statler Hotel
Fred Matthaei was postmaster
Besides Matthaei and the guest
of honor, those who made talks
included Mel Reinhardt, Bill Ro-
gell Larry Fisher, William Chit
tenden, Harvey Campbell, Ty Ty-
son, Jack Adams, Charles Hughes,
Harry Heilmann. Trautman and
Detroit baseball players.
Among the players present were
Newhouser, Wakefield. McCosky
Cullenbine, Mike fresh and Lee
McQuillan. All but McQuillar
were Egan discoveries, - fresh
plays with the White SoX.
Trautman today is al his ole
home in Columbus. O.. where he
will be the guest of honor at d
big sports dinner"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
FIGHT RESULTS

CHICAGO Benny MCCombs i6q Flint.
Mich. knocked out Collins Brown. 166 Chr
Cagu. ]
NEW ORLEANS-Fidcl Rivera 134. JusreI
Mexico outpotnted George Larorcr. 1881.
PhIladrinhia 10
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Hockey Standings

WEDNESDAY : GAMES
Chicago At M0ntresi
Nsr YORK 81 Boston
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

VeriIo, ibis Boxing
Game Is TOngb One
Evening star., 1946-12-11

WT0p, s:o0-Fred AlIsa calls On Frank
Sinairs.
W10P, e:30-Eddie Cantor thseE on his
former vocalist, Dinah Shore.
WMAI, io:00-IsnU Coleman and Vsealit
psqqy Lee ere Bisg erosbYs sussts.
VOL, t0:00-pauI Galiitos Confessions d