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00 Juk Box Jury CBS
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130 cnurcn of Christ
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6 35 How Christian Science Heals
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10:03 Negro College Choir ABC
J0:M University Explorer CBS
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12:00 New York Philharmonic CBS
1:00 Old Faihloned Revival Hour
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4:00 Navy Hour ABC
, 4 ao Amos N'Andy CBS
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8:00 Edgar Bergen CBS
7:00 Gene Autry Show CBS
7:30 The Whfitler CBS
. 4.00 Hallmark .Radio Hall of fame
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Monday, November 8
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; 7:15 Charlie's Roundup
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, 8 00 Breakfast Club ABC
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9:13 Better Living
9:30 Helen Trent CBS
9:43 Our Gal Sunday CBS
30:00 Wendy Warren CBS
10:13 Ma Perkins CBS
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.11:30 Nora Drake CBS
11:43 Brighter Day CBS
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' Saturday Evening;, November I
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7:30 Klamath Temple Hour
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9:13 Your Chamber of Commerce
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Monday, November 8
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7:30 Today's Bent Buys
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eountalor for AAA it Margaret Santo, left, formerly with the Midland Empire Traffic Associa
tion at the chamber of commerce, past president of Toastmistress International and active BPW
Club member. Harry Hough, right, is new district AAA manager, who came here after five
years with the automobile association in Portlland.
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8:45 Christian Science Program
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Monday, November 8
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12:35 My Neighbor
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210 According to Ihe Record
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PTA
IlOOSKVIiLT
The second lall meeting (ov the
Booscvell PTA was held October
19 with the third grade leading
the Hag salute.
No figures are yet available on
results ot the membership drive
which ended October 12.
Mrs. R. T. Lindlcy, president re
ported that a new service lor ex
change of outgrown clothing Is be
ing established. Winter clothing
and boots outgrown by students
can be exchanged for wearable
sizes.
Mrs. Howe's third grade and
Mrs. Deller's fifth grade won the
room counts.
Danlal Herrcra, an On student
from Quito, Ecquador. Introduced
by Mrs. Bob Egge, gave an In
formative and Interesting talk on
his country. He stressed the eco
nomic Interdependence of all the
Americas. During the question and
answer period, tt was brought out
that juvenile delinquency Is prac
tically unknown in Ecquador. Her
rera's explanation for this lies in
tbe closeness of family ties and the
fact that children aro taught re
spect for their elders from Infancy.
Refreshments were served by
the sixth grade mothers. Mrs.
Craig Bowie was tea chairman.
Lower Named To
Bar Association
The election of Klamsth Palls
lawyer, Donald A. W. Piper, to
membership In the American Bar
Association was announced today
by the Board of Oovernors ot the
Association.
Founded In 1878. Ihe American
Bar Association Is the leading na
tional organization of the legal pro.
fesston. It engages In numerous
activities In the Interest of the
public and the legal profession,
The association's headquarters are
in the newly-completed American
Bar Center In Chicago.
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"DENNIS THE MENACE"
' ' YOU SHOULDA HEARD THE
CALLED ME THR2JSH THE
Peruvian Singer
SAN FRANCISCO ISI Yina
Sumac, Peruvian songstress
whose concert here 10 months ago
drew unkind words from San Fran
cisco music critics. Is now In
trouble with local federal tax men.
The U.S. Internal Revenue sprv-
ice filed a $2,177 tax lien Friday
against Miss Sumac and her local
representative, Wilfred L. Davis.
The government contends thev
iaueo to pay federal amusement
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AWFUL NAMES MR.IVfcSON
HOLE IN HIS WINDOW ! '
In Tax Trouble
taxes on her concerts here
and
In nearby Berkeley.
After Miss Sumac's local con
cert, Chronicle music critic R.H.
Hagan wrote that her rendition of
"Claire de Lune" sounded "a little
like DeBussy played on a musical
saw."
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The worldly story ol three
deadly ambitious females...
and ihe men whose lives Ihey
molded with heir whims,
wiles and kisses!
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Veteran's Day
Since the U.S. Congress has
changed November 11 from Arm
istice Day to Veterans Day, It is
now a day for veterans of all
American wars and citizens alike,
to celebrate the ending of those
wars.
In accordance with this plan, the
local Allied Veterans Council,
which represents all the veteran
organizations here, has gone on
record to adjust plans for Novem
ber 11.
It Is planned that the hour of
11 a.m. will not be observed since
It has only the significance at
tached to World War I. There will
Gun Club Plans
Turkey Shoot
CHEMULT There will be a
turkey snoot at the Chemult Gun
Club grounds at Beaver Marsh.
Sunday, November 14. Shooting
time is specially planned so that
the duck hunters can get out In
the morning and still get to the
shoot when It opens at 1 o'clock.
There will be plenty of birds for
everyone.
For those who do not want to
shoot, the women have planned a
raffle. The women of the club are
also serving free coffee to all the
shooters and their friends. Every
one is welcome. Come and bring
your friends. For those who do
not like turkey there will be chick
en. ENDS
TONIGHT!
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terrifying conflict!
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Plans Made
be no requests lor we uu.s
hnsineis for ceremonial purposes
during the day. Everyone Is urged
to carry on their normal rouunc
during the day and starting at 6
p.m., all interested organizations
and the public are Invited to meet
at the county courthouse where a
rally will start to celebrate Vet
erans Day. Appropriate music and
fun making will prevail. Veteran
clubs will hold open house ior
their members and guests and the
spirit of celebrating will carry on
for the evening.
No parade is scheduled for
marching units, however, all
groups and Individuals will be
asked to participate in this raUy
which will be held after business
and working hours.
This will be the first year ot
forming plans for an All Veterans
Day, which replaces Armistice
Day on November 11.
Jim Money
Will B
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ot each
of Your
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