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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1948)
,- a. I 'The Stalasmcm. 'Sctlocu Oragc-SurKlorrNcrrambar 7J -134&J-7 jKa JfViefjM $ - 6 -.r ? I V " , 4 ' ' . 1 W t Grade Scbdol Pupils Give Variety Show JEFFERSON The school gym was packed Friday night when grade school pupils and faculty presented a program. Don Reed, principal, was master of cere monies. Howard McGill inter spersed the numbers with limer icks. One of the best numbers was the skit put on by tle teachers showing two extremes in educa tion the "Old Fashioned School or regimentation; the "Modern School" or free expression. The nroeram included rhvthm 11 -II I 1 7W" JAPS FIGHT FIRE-. Standard beater (left) indicates Tokyo firemen hare taken orer foil responsibility lor nrnung blase in noma 01 man in snorts (rif ntj. a u.s. ui cumos laaaer. MONDAY'S BROADCASTS Pacific Standard Tiiiie Kilocycles: KSLM 1390. KOCO If W. E.OIN 97 . KGW S20. KEX 1190 BOUB 6 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX 0:0t 00:1 J 00:30 00:43 Morninf News ITimekeeper arch .Tim New. KOCO Kloca l Newt KOCO Klock Extension Serv. News' I KOIN Klock IKOIN Klock iKOIN Klock Hodn Rode iHodd Podee IKnean i New IHodse Pode Squirrely Bird ISquirrely Bird ISquirrcjy Bird 5quirrely Bird 7 KSLM KOCO KEX KOIN KGW News Tex RitUr KOIN Klock Farm Time McCall News (Rise and Shin 'Rise and Shine (Top Trades Mews & Sports Top o' Morn. iTop o' Morn. (News I Bob Garred Freo Beck (Farm Tune lOld Sonxs (Hayei, News IZeke Manners (Aarronsky ICentuary 8 KSLM Barf. Counter V. Lindlahr S01 Pioneers Orchestra KOCO King Crusaders' King Crusaders I West Melodies Coffee Cup KOIN User News (Feature Story (Grand Slam IRosemary KGW Fred Waring IFred Waring pack Berch tMelodies KEX Breakfast (Breakfast (Breakfast (Breakfast 9 KSLM News Gospel Singers Pastor's Call Kate Smith KOCO Wildw'd Church! Vocal Music (Music (Music KOIN Wendy Warren; Aunt Jenny I Helen Trent I Our Gal Sunday KGW Tommy Dorsey Tom my Dorsey Tommy Dorse y 'Tommy Dorsey KKX Go Round (Easy Aces Kay Kyser I Kay Kyser A KSLM Ladies First Ladies First I Queen for bay Queen for Day m rl KOCO Melody Time Peggy Lee iLuUaby King Col Trio III KOIN Big Sister Ma Perkins iDr Malone Guiding Light I V KGW Kneass News Contrasts Gr. Moments Bright Day KEX Ted Malone 'What Ticks? (True Story True Story 14 KSLM Serenade Waltz Time Orchestra N.W. News I KOCO News ICowboy Jubilee! Hal Derwin Hal.Derwin I KOIN .Mrs Burton I Perry Mason (Nora Drake (Evelyn Winters I KGW DbL or Nothing! DbL or NothingfToday's Child Light World KEX Betty Crocker Eleanor. Anna Spotlight Northwesters 4 KSLM Hit Tim Nws . N.W. News Ch. of Comm. I "J KOCO Melody Lady (Ted Steel News " A11-Time Far. M KOIN Noon News Come Get It Meet Missus (Meet Missus I tm KGW Kneass News I Ma Perkins Pepper Young IHappiness KEX News iN'oon Dreams Galen Drake I Listen To This 1KSLM . Johnson. ramilyl Orchestra West Salens JBlng Sings KOCO Classics Classics Leibert Mem. Music KOIN Art Baker (Art Baiter Air Newspaper Air Newspaper KGW Stage Wife (Stella Dallas (Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown 1 KEX H'woodBrkfastlH'woodBr'kfast'Kay West Kay West. Monitor Folk Hold Bazaars 2 KSLM Happy Gang IHappy Gang Farm & Horn lOrchestra KOCO KOCO Kapers KOCO Kapers 1KOCO Kapers KOCO Kupers KOIN Hint Hunt Hint Hunt pous Party I House Party KGW Girt Marries (Portia's Life lPlain Bill I Page Farrell KEX Surprise Pkg. (Surprise Pkg. (Bride. Groom (Bride. Groom 3 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX Orchestra 12th St. Hour trt Kirkham Road Life Ladies Seated Hemingway 1 12th St. Hour I Tunefully Lora Lawton Ladies Seated Parade' News 12th St Hour 12th St. Hour Arthur; Godfrey Arthur Godfrey! Aunt Mary Nora Drake Travelers (Travelers 4 KSLM Fulton Lewis lOrchestra Orchestra Dream House KOCO Vincent Lopes Pee Wee Hunt JRhythm Ranch I Rhythm Ranch KOIN Arthur Godfrey 'Arthur Godfrey Club 19 Ed Murrow KGW Woman's Secret Life Beautiful (Linda's Love (Stars Today KEX Sunny side Up ISunnysld Up jSunnystde Up (Sunnyside Up 5 KSLM Superman Chandu ICapt. Midnight Tom Mix KOCO Sleepy Jo JPinochio IBS Keys fBing Crosby KOIN Knox Manning (Brer Rabbit ColUngwood (Bob Garred KGW Chuck Foster (George MopradlVoic : Voice KEX Challenge Challenge II. Armstrong I J. Armstrong 6 KSLM Gab. Heater lOrchestra I Cisco Kid (Cisco Kid KOCO News ? I My Song (Candle Melody Candle Melody KOIN Radio Theatre Radio Theatre (Radio Theatre Radio Theatre KGW Music! Cocktail Music Cocktail I Dr. I. Q. Dr. t. Q. KEX - Sports lloroe Edition Mr. President I Mr. President 7 KSLM George Do It George Do It fGregoryiHobd IGregory Hood KOCO Eddie LeMar Land of Free J Quarterback Quarterback KOIN Friend lrma Friend Irma Hawk Show (Hawk Show KGW Content Hour (Content Hour I Be Advised' (Children KEX Con Ranger Lon Ranger (Starr Tim i I Starr Tim 8 KSLM The Falcon Th Falcon lOrchestra lOrchestra KOCO Com menu ( Here's to Vets Party Line, Party Line KOIN Lowell Thomas Smith Show Talent Scouts Talen.t Scouts KGW Supper Club World News Cavalcade , Cavalcade KEX Railroad Hour Railroad Hour (Railroad Hour Kiejnan 9 KSLM News F. Lawton lOrchestra H. J. Taylor KOCO News Music Horizons Frank DeVd Frank DeVol KOIN i Inner Sanctum tinner Sanctum Beaulaa Night Editor KGW ' Telephone Hour (Telephone Hour Big Story (Big Story KEX Arthur Caeth Earl Godwin (Guest Star (Quarterback gas KSLM Fulton Lewis (Orchestra News (Orchestra "III KOCO These Words (These Words Track 1490 (News I KOIN Star Final (You & World Midnite Prelude! Midnlt Prelude w KGW News Sports Page Band Wagon (Morton Downey KEX Richfield Rptr. Intermezzo Concert Hour (Concert Hour 1) KSLM Open Bouse. (Open House J Open House (News I KOCO Track 14SO fTrack 140O ffrack 1490 . I Track 1490 ( KOIN Serenade (Serenade (Air Flo Air Flo t KGW News Bain Quartet ITime to Dream iTime to Dream KEX Concert Hour IConcert Hour lOrchestra lOrchestra KOAC S50 lLe-Moday-10KW a.m. News; 10:15 EspeciallT for Women: 110 Oregon School of the Air; 11:19 Concert Hall; 12:00 Mews; 12:13 pjn. Noon Farm Hour; 1M Side 'era Cow boy: 1:15 Oregon School of the Air; 135 Kern and Sloop: 1:43 Melody Lane; I Let's Get Acquainted; 2:30 Mem ory Book of Music: 2:49 Oregon School f the Air; 3:00 News; 2:19 Music of the Masters; 4 :00 Oregon Reporter; 4:13 Re ligious Emphasis Week; 4 J0 Capitol Story; 4:43 Children's Theatre; 3:00 On the Upbeat: 3 JO Sports Club: (:00 News: 6:15 Dinner Melodies: (30 Music of Czechoslovakia; 7:13 Evening Farm Hour; 1:00 Huddle Time; 8:13 Campus Recital: 8 :45 . World in Review; 9:00 Music That Endures; 9:43 Evening Med itations; 10.-09 Sign Off. A As the poet says... e e e e e e e e la any appraisal of your treasures. Health should bead the list. Yet perhaps you may be disregarding those early bints of impending illness. Better see a Doctor and heed his enrperienced counsel. Why not make the' 'appointment today? And when your Doctor gives yon a prescription, we shall be glad to compound it promptly with potent drugs. WnXETTS CAPITAL DRUG STORE Corner State and Liberty Sts. ST MONITOR More than $200 was raised at the Nidaros Luth eran church annual , bazaar Tues day night. Mrs. Claude Pomeroy and Mrs. Ronald Pomeroy entertained with a gift shower for their sister-in-law, Mrs. Sam Brantner, Wed nesday at the J. L. Lienhart home. Attending Portland John Deere banquet were Mr. and Mrs. Ed gar Tweed, Mr. and Mrs- Otto Mohring, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fish er, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kellar, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Homann and Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Lenon of the Lenon Implement Co. Edgar Tweed attended the Pa cific Northwest Hardware and Implement Dealers association's convention in Portland lastweek. Dave Swanson was a guest of his son, David, jr., for the Fath er's day week-end at OSC. Mrs. Reed Conyne honored her husband Sunday with a birthday dinner. Guest? were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce and daughter Kath leen, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Welch and Larry, and Paul Conyne all of Portland; Theresa Hoffer, Mt. Angel; Stanley Nomer of Monitor. Mr. and : Mrs. L. D. Lenon en tertained Mrs. Jack Campbell and Aloha Lee Edland of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Ingval Edland. Os car Edland, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Tweed, Tommy and Tamara Tweed of Monitor. Zion Mennonite Group Has Sewing Meeting HUBBARD Mrs. Loyd Driver entertained the Sewing Circle of Zion Mennonite church Wednes day for an all day meeting. No hostess lunch was served at noon and time was spent sewing. Mrs. Lydia Ross of Toefield, Canada was a guest. MURRAY ASKS CHANGES WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 - (JP) CIO President Philip Murray Fri day visited President Truman and later told reporters CIO favors "complete reorganization" of the labor department. E3 E A F? 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Name .... - Address - , band, primary grades; violin solo, Clifford Stephenson; songs, Bruce Thomas; "Abe Lyman and His cauiornians". third and fourth grades; trumpet team, John Wright and Claude Mevers; cni- tar solo and "Royal Hawaiians", fourth-fifth grades; "Four Dark Keyes", Donna and Doris Higgins, Sue Daulton, Patricia Rieb; tum bling, third and fout-th tfradrn' songs, Barbara Jeanne Hart, Carol Hart and Deann Stansberry; "Ca sey at the Bat", pantomime, up per grades; solo. Barbara Argo; "Pa Jones Dilemma". tirmr . r r grades: violin solo. Anne .Tnnp and Jane Smith; "Dutch Mill, Anne Wilson, Earl Wright, Carry Rieb and upper grades; tap dancing, Dollie Koker and Pat LaRowe: "Carmen Miranda" and "An drew Sisters", upper grade boys; bass horn solo. Bob Casto; baton twirling. Jane Smith and Donna Argo, and featuring Katherine 5pecnt or high school. The money taken in will be used to buy school grounds equipment. jy Aj;.v . , ' " ' 1 X AERIAL MAPPERS IN FLICHT Three Liberators of Navy reconnaissance squadron fly over Snow-covered Alaska In the vicinity of ML Hayes on an aerial mapping mission. Hundreds of unnamed lakes and streams were charted. . S dSTT. J , -M 5i jHb ' ' Y ? f S f- f ft: -a Truman to Vacation At Key West, Florida KEY WEST, Flla., Nov. 6 - IP) A hero's welcome awaits Presi dent Truman here Sunday when he arrives for a vacation. City officials and the chamber of commerce were in constant session planning a roaring wel come to the chief executive. May or Mainland Adams has proclaim ed Sunday "Harry S. Truman day." U.S. Uses New Berlin Airport BERLIN. Nov. 0 -(JP)- The first airlift plane landed at the new Tegel airport in the French sector Friday. The airport is the third to be us ed in the expanding shuttle of food, and fuel into the blockaded city. 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