Kathleen Windsor

The following program is being short-wave overseas by the Armed Forces Radio Service. The OPLG-ATP, Colgate presents Bill Stern. With the Colgate Shave Cream Sport, Newsreel. Bill Stern, the Colgate Shave Cream Man is on the air.

Bill Stern, the Colgate Shave Cream Man with Tori's air. Take his advice and you'll look in. You'll get a shave that's moving clean. You'll be a Colgate Parsless man. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is Bill Stern bringing you the 293rd edition of the Colgate Shave Cream Sport's Newsreel.

Our guest tonight is the most famous novelist of the year, the author of Forever Amber, Miss Kathleen Windsor. But first, real one. Portrait of a prize fight. This is the story of two prize fighters.

Their real names can't be used. You'll understand why when you hear the story. But for tonight, let's call one of the prize fighters, Neil Harper. Let's call the other one Bob Brooks. However do let me say that both Neil Harper and Bob Brooks were good fighters.

Both were hard hitters and both were unbeaten. Hence, it was only natural that they should want to fight each other. And so on April the 18th in Houston, Texas, 12 years ago, they did meet.

And it was quite a fight with both Neil Harper and Bob Brooks trying to knock each other out. Neil Harper was winning as the fight went into the fifth round. When suddenly Bob Brooks let go a terrific left hook, it caught Neil Harper on the side of the head.

And before for that blow, blinded Neil Harper, blinded him so badly that the fight had to be stopped. They rushed Neil Harper to the nearest hospital to see what was wrong with his eyes, and there they found out that the force of that blow had severed a nerve in his eyes, and that he