KHJ AIRCHECK

So, I just warned us to stand by for the joluis Jack Sharkid view at all, which you can listen to, without changing your speech or shifting your dial. Next Tuesday the caravan will return, doubly laden with delight.

I'm proud to say that for our own drama, we have secured the masterpiece of that master dramatist Molina. The title role of William will be played by the irresistibly magnetic, fanist, cederer, supported by that most picturesque, Hackless Margul. There will be songs that are tied in the perfect festival of music, whether Nathaniel Shilkett Orchestra and the Benny Goodman band.

And now we hate to leave you, but we are as eager as you are to hear what Jew Lewis has to say to Jack Sharky and what his comeback may be if he has one.

It may be a good fight, may a good man win well. Let's listen to the fight. This is the Command Player broadcast thing, sir. KHJL is angler. Time signal courtesy Meyer Beer. That good old mellowed brew famous for over 60 years.

Now in the new sanitary cap sealed cans. A flip and the top comes off like a bottle. In Sister Fon Meyer, you can't get a better beer. That's all in the gate. Six o'clock and twenty seconds.

Ladies and gentlemen, the Sharky Lewis fight. This is Ted Hughes' speaking view from the ringside at Yankee Stadium where the New York World Telegram and associated Spips Howard newspapers will bring you a blow-by-blow description of the 10-round heavyweight fight between Joe Lewis and Jack Shockey. For a week the fight world has wondered whether Joe

Lewis, topped by Max Schmeling, can fight his way back to the topmost ranks of the heavyweight division. The blow-by-blow account in this broadcast brought to you by Script's Howard newspapers in 23 cities from coast to coast will come from Charles Francis Cole, the famous soccer call, hard-hitting writer whose fight stories all of you know. Between rounds I will describe the high points of the battle as it