Coral Gables Historical Archive
Coral Gables Riviera-Times
Thursday, November 20, 1947, page 7 (of 8)
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On Your Radio Thursday Evening......
* ASTERISK DENOTES NETWORK PROGRAMS | Time | W B A Y (1490) | W G B S (710) | W I O D (610) | W Q A M (560) | W K A T (1360) | 6:00 | Roberts Sports Review | Murphy; News* | Styles in Song | News; Behind the Lines* | News | 6:15 | U. of M. Sports | Miami M'rg-G-r'd; Spts. | Bill Cochran, Sports* | Parson's Sports | Startime | 6:30 | Family Altar | Jack Smith* | D'Artega Presents | Herald Reporter | Tellotest | 6:45 | Uncle Martin | Lowell Thomas* | Leahy of Notre Dame | Do You Remember | Dinty Dennis | 7:00 | " " " | Alan Ladd* | Supper Club | Headline Edition* | Fulton Lewis* | 7:15 | " " " | " " " | News of the World* | Elmer Davis* | Dinner Date* | 7:30 | " " " | Bob Crosby* | Builders of South Florida | Memory Lane | Newscope* | 7:45 | " " " | Ed. Murrow* | Harkness for Kaltenborn* | " " " | Inside Sports* | 8:00 | " " " | Suspense* | Aldrich Family* | Candid Microphone* | Jan August* | 8:15 | Old Time Tunes | " " " | " " " | " " " | Holly House* | 8:30 | News; Show Tune Time | Mr. Keen* | Burns & Allen* | The Clock* | Scarlet Queen* | 8:45 | Decision Now | Keen; News* | " " " | " " " | " " " | 9:00 | Symphony Hall | Dick Haymes* | Music Hall* | Willie Piper* | Gabriel Heatter* | 9:15 | " " " | " " " | " " " | " " " | Real Stories* | 9:30 | " " " | Crime Photographer* | Village Store* | Darts for Dough* | Bige & Party* | 9:45 | " " " | " " " | " " " | " " " | " " " | 10:00 | Record Collector | Readers Digest* | Bob Hawk Show* | Mr. President* | Family Theatre* | 10:15 | " " " | " " " | " " " | " " " | " " " | 10:30 | " " " | CBS Is There* | Eddie Cantor* | Moon Dreams | Dance Orchestra* | 10:45 | " " " | " " " | " " " | Reflections | " " " | 11:00 | Milk Run | R. Hottelet, News* | News | News of Tomorrow* | Play or Pay | 11:15 | " " " | Sports | Starlight Songs | Joe Hasel* | Morton Downey* | 11:30 | " " " | Nightwatch | Traffic Court | Gems for Thought; Orch* | Orch & Day | 11:45 | " " " | " " " | " " " | " " " | " " " | 12:00 | Sign Off | News*; Nightwatch | News*; Sign Off | Sign Off | Barry Gray
Puzzle
Elza Gorham Baker | ACROSS | 1 Hurl | 6 Variety of tree | 10 Moos | 14 Work | 15 Egress | 16 Pernicious | 17 Feminine name | 18 Ancient Greek vessel | 19 Back of neck | 20 Spanish coins | 22 Prickled | 24 Stitch | 25 Plane surface | 28 Gratuity | 29 Palm trees | 31 Young horse | 35 Young sheep | 37 Outfit | 38 Vast level Russian tract | 39 Large continent | 40 Hallway | 42 Dozes | 43 Mingles | 45 Very long time | 46 Lath | 47 Attempt | 48 Fervor | 50 Wily | 51 Conduces | 53 Exclvate | 55 Rapid mover | 58 Slander | 60 Spoken | 63 Outer covering | 65 Braid | 66 Spoken | 67 Measure of length | 68 Feminine name | 69 Sheet of glass | 70 Check | 71 Brinks | DOWN | 1 Move with beating motion | 2 Narrow road | 3 Wading bird | 4 Heeds | 5 Rasped | 6 Hebrews | 7 Chopping tool | 8 Long views | 9 Classical | 10 Adulterates | 11 Egg-shaped | 12 Dry by rubbing | 13 Vehicle | 21 Stirs up | 23 Snug abode | 25 Shackles | 26 Sweetheart | 27 Facilitates | 29 Basket makers | 30 Can | 32 Iridescent gems | 33 Dismay | 34 Irascible | 36 Trifle | 38 Councils | 41 Measure of length | 44 Observed | 48 Dexterous | 49 Undulation | 52 Straits | 54 Frozen | 55 Store | 56 Kind of rubber | 57 Ardor | 58 Minute particle | 59 Reverberated | 60 Indirect | 61 Greek letters | 62 Beverage | Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle: [GRID: GRADUATE STEERED; ...]
BARRY NOBLE By Chuck Verral and Al Plastino
GILES SIGNED A CONFESSION AFTER A LITTLE...ER...WORKOUT WITH THE BOYS. NO REASON FOR YOU TO STICK AROUND NOW, MR. NOBLE. | GOOD, WE'VE JUST TIME TO CATCH THE NEW YORK TRAIN. | CHERRY'LL BE CLEARED O.K.? | OF THE MURDER RAP, YEAH. BUT SHE'LL HAVE TO ANSWER FOR ILLEGAL ENTRY INTO THE COUNTRY AND A COUPLE OF OTHER CHARGES. | IT'S A GOOD THING THE SHANGHAI POLICE WIRED THAT NORMA NORTH HAD BEEN FOUND UN-HARMED OR CHERRY'D BE IN REAL TROUBLE. | WELL, SHE SURE GAVE US PLENTY. HO-HUM...WHEN WE HIT NEW YORK I'M GOING TO GET ME A FULL WEEK OF SLEEP. | WITH NIGHTMARES, PEANUTS!
SMITTY By Walter Berndt
POOR MRS. SMITH | SHE'S IN THAT HOUSE WITH THIRTEEN KIDS! TSK! TSK! | YES, AN' BOY IS ONE OF THEM | LOOK AT ALL THE FACES AT THE WINDOWS BUT I DON'T SEE MY LITTLE DEAR | HEY, MA!
THE GUMPS By Gus Edson
THAT NEWTON FIGG IS A FAST WORKER...HE'S A TWELVE CYLINDER WOLF!! | SUPPOSE THAT POVERTY-STRICKEN PAINTER TURNS OUT TO BE NOTHING BUT A FORTUNE HUNTER! | IF BIM SHOULD FIND OUT, HE MIGHT LEAVE MILLIE AND ME OFF WITHOUT A... | ---PENNY FOR YOUR GIVEN THOUGHTS, MAMA... | ANDY! YOU'VE JUST GIVEN ME AN IDEA...I COULD KISS YOU! | YOU REALLY MEAN THAT, I DEMAND A HEAD START!
HAROLD TEEN By Carl Ed
PEG--IF YOU THINK WE'RE GONNA LISTEN TO ANY MORE OF YOUR UNCLE'S STUPID PLAYS-- | HOW RUDEL CAN YOU GET? | SKIP, SHAD--I'LL LISTEN, CUDDLE BUMPS! | FOO! FOO! | SEE, HAROLD--IF EVERY PLAYER CARRIES OUT HIS ASSIGNMENT, THIS PLAY WILL WORK LIKE A CHARM-- | WOW!! IT SURE IS TRICKY! | I THINK! I THINK! I THI-- | HAY! SIT DOWN--YOU AIN'T SUPPOSED TO THINK--GROWIN' PAINS!
WINNIE WINKLE By Martin Branner
WHY DON'T PEOPLE MIND THEIR OWN BUSINESS, INSTEAD OF WORRYING ABOUT THEIR NEIGHBORS-- | OH, FORGET THAT NOSEY MRS. BABBLE! RIGHT NOW, WE'VE GOT MORE TO WORRY ABOUT THAN HER! | WE'VE GOT TO GET THIS FURNITURE ARRANGED IN THE LIVING ROOM!! WHAT WOULD YOU SUGGEST? | GOSH, HONEY, I'VE GOT NO EYE FOR THAT--- | --WHY DON'T YOU CONSULT THE EXPERT IN THE GALLERY?
Free America to Hialeah as Calumet Concentrates on Florida Season
Trainer H. A. (Jimmy) Jones of Calumet Farm arrived Wednesday at Hialeah with two important announcements relative to the operation of the stable. "First of all", said Jones, "Calumet Farm will concentrate its racing in Florida during the winter. Secondly, we are bringing down Free America to Hialeah instead of keeping him on the farm until spring as originally planned." The first statement was to spike reports that Calumet would campaign divisions on both coasts this season. "We may decide to send a horse or two to California for the big stakes if the occasion arises," continued Jones. "But this winter I'd want a little more time." Jones evidently was referring to Armed's flying trip to Santa Anita last winter to run in the handicap a week after winning the Widener. There was only a week between the races. "Flying Easier On Horses" "I'm not looking for any excuses for Armed," explained Jones, "But I believe we would have a better chance in the future if we been a few more days to get used to local conditions. I still think that flying horses over a long distance is the most sensible way to travel. It's easier on a horse than a rail shipment between here and Jacksonville or even vanning one between two tracks in the same area." Calumet's decision to place Free America back in training at Hialeah gives them a powerful probable Kentucky Derby field. Bewitch, Citation and Whirl Some won 13 stakes this year, and Free America also accounted for a pair before being fired and sent to the farm. Reports from Lexington are that Free America is in splendid shape. He will be shipped down early next week with 21 yearlings and several older horses. Fine Fettle, Spirit, Wright Angle, High Shine, Great and Sunny Boo are the older performers which will accompany Free America. Jones spent his first morning at Hialeah examining the 25 Calumet horses already here for signs of injury that might have occurred in shipping. A close examination proved that all had arrived in good condition. At the end of the Pimlico meeting Calumet's 1947 money winning record of close to $1,400,000 more than doubled their 1944 mark of $601,660. This was the fifth time in the last seven years that Calumet led the field. Osage orange is the only native wood that furnishes a dye in commercial quantities. In color it ranges from yellow to golden brown and is used in dyeing leather as well as textiles.