FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1955
PAGE TWO
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Friday Evening, August 26
C OO Godfrey DIimI CBS
6 26 Ntw CBS ui-hiL-hi
30 Today i Rporta Hiimum
44 Lowell Thom CBS
1:00 Sporti Roundup CM
1:0S TennMK Erni CBS
7:45 Bin Croiby CBS
C OO New CBS
5:15 Waihinguin lort
. fl.U Swreury Duile ABC
fi 48 nrd Benton Hidtawajr ABC
8:35 Nwi ABC
00 Burin MUlle BOX ABC
0 30 MU1C
t jft Atnw "V And CBI
10:f 10 PM Edition
10:30 Tima tor fUlixatjon
11:00 Sun Off Nw Summary
ll;0f Sign Off
Saturday, August 27
l 00 Mfnuta Nawt Sumrr
01 Amtnca'a JTivorlU Millie
:1S Minute Nawi Sun.mary
S tS America a rivoriU Muiio
:30 Mtnute Newa Sumaijry
:31 America'! ravorlta Muaie
4A Minuia Ntwi Summary
:U America'a Favorite Muaia
7:00 Newa - Bkft Edition W
7:15 Dufan tt Mcit Shew
7:30 rrank Gone CBS
7:45 County Aient
F- Muair
S.00 No School Today ABC
0:30 Uummoki CBS
10.00 Robl. Q. Lawie CBS
11:00 Weekend News ABC
11:05 Breakfait Club Review ABC
31::i0 It s Tlnva ABC
)i:35 Ftlvl ABC
12:00 Noon Edition Newa
12:15 Chautauqua Symphony Orch.
1:00 Advcnturei in Science CBS
1:15 HicharU Hay: show CBS
l:M ire Time ABC
1:35 Saturday Platter Show ABC
2:00 Newa ABC
2:05 Saturday Flatter Show ABC
2 30 It a Time ABC
2:35 Saturday Platter Show ABC
3:00 Week "id Newt ABC
S OA Saturday IMattar Show ABC
4:00 Weekend Newe ABC
4.05 Siturday Platter Show ABC
4:30 Satin Brief
4:45 Sports Afteld ABC '
B OO Galen Drake CBS
: 5:30 FJaiy Lliteninf
0:45 Frank Goes CBS ,
B:55 Hometown Newa
i 6:00 String Serenade CBS
if :30 Today s Sporti Highlight
II :4A Words o( Lira
I; 7:oo Two for the Money CBI
'I 7:30 Bedtime Stories
) S:00 Disc Derby CBS
'' 8:30 Slit Precinct CBS
S.00 Weekend News ABC
t:05 Dancing Parly
0:30 Maddox and ROM
10:00 10 PM Edition
10:15 Klamath County's War. Against
Disaster
10:30 Tima or Relaxation
M:00 Sign Off News Summary
11:05 Sign Off
Sunday, August 2s
7:00 Concert Hail Review ABC
7:2i News ABC
7:30 Invitation to Laamlng CBS
:00 Salt Like City Tabernacle CBS
8:30 Churrh of Christ
8:45 You Were There
S00 The Leading Question CBS
9:25 This I Believa CBS
30 Newa ABC
8:35 Great Moments with Orcat Com
:15 Ma Perkins CBS
lo:35 Pilgrimage ABC
:1S Minute News Summary
S-li America's Favorite Muslt
:30 Minute News Summary
31 America's favorite Mualo
:45 Minute News Summary
4:4 America's Fsvorite MuMe
7:00 News - Breakfast Fdition 1 r.
7:15 Dugan Mast Show
piwern ABC
:S5 Sunday Melodies ABC
7:30 Frank Goii CBS
7:45 Harry Babbitt CBR
S.00 Breakfast Club ABC
0 00 Blue Bklee
la oo Metro ennasa Choir ABC
It 30 News ABC
11:00 li s Tima ABC
11:05 Romance In Muile ABC
11:30 Flnt Preibytarian Church
1t M Wnnlunrth Moui CHI '
. 100 Old Fashioned Revival Hour ABC
(2.00 voice of rropnery adu
1M Proudly We Hail
3:00 Hour of Daemon ABC
7:00 Summar In St. Louis CB5
55 Hunday Newa Feature CBS
7:30 Gary Croaby,Show ens
4:00 Our Mlia Brooks CBS
4 30 CBS Newsroom CBS .
:00 Gene Aulr CBS
W The Whistler CBS '
8:00 Juke Box Jury CBS
0:m Fml1v A I hum
0:15 Doinjr the Truth ABC
' Two Tickets to Broadway
10:00 10 PM Edition .
30:15 Phil Norman CBS
10:30 Revival Tima ABC
11:00 sign Off News Summary
. 11:05 Sign Off
S:0l America'! Favorite Music
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) Friday F.venlng. August 26
4100 Rob Greit DLBS
H 15 World of Sporti
8 23 Hollywood Highlight!
30 local Evening Jsews
6:45 8am Haves DLBS
MJ Harry Wlimer DLBS .
. 7 00 Sports Hfpnrt
i 7:10 Timber Tiles
7:15 t'nlUd Fund
t 7 30 Sft. Preston MRS
I 8:00 City Editor MBS
R 30 Rtrhard Hayes Show MBS
. 8 00 Gabriel Heattar MRS
111 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
0.30 Jl .Tamboree
Saturday, August 27
5 00 Sunrise Serenade
8:30 Sons of the Pioneers
0:4S Sunrise Srrttad
7:00 News DLBS
1.15 Breakfast Gang DLBS
7:30 Todays Best Bum
7:15 Local Morning News
7:5' Mufic in Mi in Hire
8 00 Real on Record
8:1? Social Securif
8 30 Farm News DLBS
8.45 Used Car Marl
W:fi0 Best On Record
B 15 Tips from the Town Shop
f Mi 4-H Cluh
8.17 rirefiihten
9 f Rniin Bou, met
10.00 Newspaper of the Air DLBS
10:13 Storj teller
lf::io P honor a ma Time 1)1, n
10:55 Game of the Dav Dl.BH
S:;n Herord Merry (In Round DLBS
.T30 Tndnvi Ton Tune DLBS
4 1,1 Network Newi
4 ;io The Army Hour
8 00 Murine Corp Melody Time
B:30 Tommy Oiten
8:00 How it Happened
8:15 Loral Even in ( News
0 23 Hollywood lflghlthl
8 30 Lnmbardnland USA DLBS
7 00 Ertmundo Hns Orrh DLBS
7 ; Klamath Temple Hour
8:00 Juts Club Ot.Rft
8.30 Maulc of Music DLBS
0 on New n DLBS
8 1.1 Strictly Dixie DLBS
9 43 Jl Jamboree
11:00 Sign Off
Sunday, August 28
7i.1fl Oral llnherit
8 00 Wlnas of Healing DLBS
8 .10 Bark to God Dl .11 S
BOO Radio Bthle Class 1)1 RS
8 .10 Youth Soldiers for ChrUl
9 4.1 Frank and Erneat DLBS
10 00 Nespor of the Air ni.R!t
10.1.1 Christian Rrlence Heals DLBS
10:30 Lutheran Hour
tl Ofi Haven of Rut
II 30 Manhattan Mrlodle
11 45 AcroM Th Blue Pacific MBS
12 00 News DLBS
11:30 Jlmmle Fidler
13 45 Raii) Bniinuet
LOO Comic Weeklv
1 ;t0 Sundiv Favorite
4 or) Rundav Favorite
8 00 Forbes Rennrt DLBS
8 15 Local Newi
8 25 Hollywood HlfhllshtJ
8 30 Rin Tin Tin MRS
7 00 Nick Carter MR
7 30 Public Proierutr MBS
8 00 Counteripv MRS
8 30 Citr Editor MRS
00 Newspaper of lh At DLBS
0 15 Rob Comldtne OI. RS
8 10 Chamber of Commerce
1030 Slan Oft
KCNO Allursi. I7t IVC
AHuras, California
Saturday, August 27
10 ?tgn on Top the Marning
7 30 Newi
7 45 Top o the Morning
U Under 1h Capital Pome
8 .10 Haven of Beat
00 Ntwt
00 Freddy Martin
15 Klddlee Kapers
t 30 Book Parade
8 45 American 4orjr
30 ia News
in 01 M.tinlng MttodiM
11 oo Concert on the Potomac .. . .
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11:15 Vistas of Isrsel
11:30 Look to the Skies
11:45 Serenade in Blue
12:00 Sports
12:10 Modoc County Nat a
12:15 Noon News
12:30 Farm Forum
12:40 Personality Tima
1:00 Sporti
1:05 1-ake Count Newt
1:10 World News
1:15 Best on Records
1:25 All Tima Hits
1:30 Flying Time
1:45 Town Mi Country Tims
2.00 Listener's Choice
3:00 News
3:05 Listener's Choice
4 30 News
4:45 Forward March
5:00 Music on the Upbeat
5:45 Open Bible Hour
g oo Sports. Local World News
S:I5 Let's Go to Town
8:30 Sunset Serenade
7 00 ,Danc Tima
7 55 News
1:00 Sign Off
Sunday, August 2ft
7:00 Sign on at Sunrise Serenade
7:30 News
7:45 Bible Hour
B OO Music Serenena
8:15 Calvary Echoes
8 TO Under the Capitol Doms
8:35 Music
8 45 Christian Science
8:00 Music
S:IS Ministerial
8:30 Church Directory
B 4.1 Band Music lor Sunday
10:00 News -10:05
Pop Music
10:15 Reserved for Yti
10:30 Chapel in the Sky
11:00 Concert
13:00 Sports
12:10 Modoc County News
12:15 Niton New '
12:30 Wax Factory
1:05 Lake County News
1:10 Wax Factory
1:25 All Time Hits
t:M Yon Were Thera
1:45 Guest Star
2:00 Voir of Delfveranea
2:30 Music of Monlovaru
3:00 Newa
3:05 Music
3 15 Burl Ives
3:30 Proudly We Hail
4:00 Mood Music
4:30 News
4:45 Sunset Serenade
5:30 Let Thera be Lignt
5:45 News
5:58 Sign Ott
K.BKK TV Channrl I
CH8, NBC, ABC
Friday Evening, August 26
3:M Devotions
4:00 Feminine Fancies
4:30 Val Rogue, Camera
:00 Aunt Polly's Birthday Party
8:30 Wild Bill Hlckok
fl.oo Cavalcade of Sports
H:41 Hnllvwo.-d Albi'm
7:00 Pappy Coleman Show
7:13 Bin Picture
7:45 Talent Tlne
8:00 Life of Riley
8:30 4-Star Playhouse
8:00 Undercurrent
8:30 Lucky S par U time
10:00 Weather
10:05 Bet Theater
11:00 Weather
11:05 Nnws
11:10 Sign Off
Saturday, August 27
8:45 Pre-Game Dizzy Dean Show
:35 Pro Bnscball
2:00 Meadowland Oram Handicap
2:30 New Wings for ihe Navy
2:40 Look Who's -Driving
2:50 Devotions
3:00 Mr. Wizard
3:30 Mntfo Grorro Journey
4:00 Faith for Today
4:30 Western Thesier
8:30 Soldier Parade
8:00 The Chrlstophrra '
R::J0 Melodv Wra mlers
7:00 America's Greatest Banoi
8:00 Eddie Cantor
8:30 Arthur Mur-iv Pnrty
0:00 Firestone Theater ! ,
9:31 Break the Bank
10:00 Wrestling From Hollywood
10:30 News
10:35 Sign Off
Soil Specialist
Given New Post
CHILOOUIN Wlllinm nnofro
oils nnrt molsluio spcclnllst In the
mrin pinnning secllon to! the Kl ni
nth Agency, has heriftvanMcn-crt
to the Wind River Intllan Agency
in WyomlnR. '
In his new nn)i. lm ulll nrnan.
lie an enlarged program of work
similar to thai carried on at the
Klamath Agency.
Mrs. .ROUOi'S linri their thi-ea rhlt.
dren are accompanying him.
LBSTCUB&CZ TODAY!
fej t
SUNDAY! ChM ' fcF
HOW TOKYO'S CRIME UNDERWORLD WAS BROKEN BY THE U.S. MPCI, rikferff '' '' !l $$4 WSgF,3sr I J IL.
ROBERT RYAN ROBERT STACK
SHIRLEY YAMAGUCHI
CAMERON MITCHELL
Mt HIM Niiumi UCQ (itea)
Dm twit mi nmrt umnfiY
, AND
ALEXIS SMITH
in i
"THE SLEEPING TIGER"
KF School
Rules Told
By Gralapp
Regulations or children who will
start in the first gride of city
schools this week have been an
nounced by Arnold Gralapp, city
school superintendent.
Children must be S years old
on or before Kovember IS. A birth
certificate is required for first
graders only, A medical examina
tion for all first graders is reconv
mended. Medical examination
forms may be obtained through
the Klamath County Health Office.
Eighth graders who did not at'
tend Klamath Falls schools last
year are to report to Fremont Jun
ior High School with their report
cards for the previous year at
1:30 p.m., Fridays September 2.
All freshmen are to report to Klanv
ath Union High School at 1:30 p.m.
on the same day.
Buses will make the regular run.
beginning at 12:45 p.m. for the
first pickup. They will return about
2:30 p.m.
School opens for all pupils on
Tuesday. September 6, Beginning
time la as follows: high school,
8:30 a.m.; Junior high school. 8:40
a.m.: 9 a.m. all elementary schools.
Schools which have a different
starting time will announce this
schedule to pupils on luesaay.
KUH8 will operate the regular
schedule of classes all day Tues
day. September 6. Therefore, stu
dents are urged to purchase school
books and supplies before hand.
Lists specifying high school books
needed are avaiiaDie at me onaw
Stationery Store and the pioneer
Otfice SllDDlV.
The KUHS cafeteria service will
begin the first day of school.
On Tuesday, September 6, Junior
high school wiu operate on the
regular schedule followed at the
close of school last year. Cafeteria
service at the junior high school
and the elementary schools will
begin Wednesday, September 7.
GRANGE NEWS
MIDLAND GRANGE
Plans were made for the an
nual grange Booster Night to be
held in. September when the Mid
hind urange met at the Henley
Grange Hall on August 17.
Tile meeting was turned over to
the men by Mayme Cammock,
lecturer ' for the program. Floyd
Hoover acted as master of cere
monies. Taking part were Ray.
mond Andrieu, Pat Milani, Alex
CnmiYiocK. Kathryn Smith, Veiiand
Huff, James and Francis Flowers
and Leon Andrieu Amy Crapo won
the special prize.
Men memoers served tne pot
luck luncheon.
Guests .were Mr., and Mrs.
George Roblson, Burns, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Novotny. Langcll Valley,
and Mr. and Mrs. Hap Caldwell
nnci uaugnicrs, Kosane and Mary
Lou, n.jnintun ran.-.
The next meeting will be held
Tucsdny, September 8 at 8 p.m.
at the Henley Orange Hall when
there will be a school of instruction
on grange proceedure and ritual
ism. All members, especially new
members arc urged to be present.
OOORS OPEN :30
TOMORROW!
CQNTINU0U9 FROM ll:4S P. M.
at ii t Kr"' wtto&tnHHnnr . -.am
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PpmDOO VISTAVISIOH i
wfa H i M f) I S
'DENNIS THE MENACE"
,'lf SHE ASKS HOW JAM, TELL
Former Edgewood
Resident Dies
YREKA Funeral services were
held Wednesday alternoon at Up
ton s Mortuary In weed for Grnver
C. Jacobs, about 65, an uncle of
County Supervisor Clint Jackson
of Edgewcod.
Jacobs died Sunday at the vet
erans' hospital in Oakland.
A World War I veteran, he mar
ried in 1917. His wife died while
he was serving In France, and, a
son died by drowning in 1935.
In J928. while he was living at
Edgewood. he left for a li&hint;
Irip on the Klamath River and
dropped out of sigh, for about 25
years. When he returned home, he
said he had traveled throughout
the West and had worked as a
truck driver, miner and other oc
cupations.
He had been an Intermittent na-
tlent at the veterans' hospital for
the past year. ,
Survivors include a brother. Lora
T. Jacobs of Oakland; three sis-,
ters, Mrs. Velma Shaffer of Edtfe-
wood, Mrs. Ora Heintz of Ions
ueacn and Mrs, pearl Lee Jack
son of Oakland. Mrs. Jackson is
the mother of Supervisor Jackson.
Funeral services were held un
der the auspices of the American
Legion and Hie Veterans of For
eign Wars. Interment was in the
Edgewood Cemetery.
lslUyLUrtS TODAY!
i DOORS OPEN. 6:30
THE DORftllTORV'S IN A DITHER t
Dean's the singing dean of a girls' school
and Jerry's a kidder in kid's clothing I
Vista
HER I'M WTN'FDRMy LUNCH'
Court Records
K1.AMATII COl'NTY
DISTRICT COURT
Joseph Andrew Vincze. combination
overload. S3t) bail forfeited.
Jay Agustus Kroksh, no oversize per
mit, dismissed.
Gordon Joseph Grow, no oversize
permit, dismissed.
Dewane Lee Wonser. inadequate
emergency brake, $5 paid.
Allen Ktlsworth Hian, tailing to stop
at stop stRn, S3 paid.
Betty Jean Stoneburg, failing to stop
at stop sign, 85 paid.
KLAMATH COUNTY
MUNICIPAL COURT
Claude S. Bratlon, drunk, $25 or
12 days.
John William Howard, drunk, 23
or 12'i days,
Wi Inert O. Lay ton, drunk, J23 or
12' j days.
Joe Charles Blansfield, vagrancy,
$100 and 30 days.
Clifford Mynatt, no operators license,
$5 forfeited.
Timothy Keaneally, no operator's li
cense. S5 forfeited.
Roy Edward Collins, no registration
visible S3 forfeited.
Kenneth Robert Caldwell, no regis
tration visible, $3 forfeited.
Klchard Pierce Hunt, violation of Or
dinance 4123. Sec. 2, leaking and sift
ing Innd, S3 fine.
Chnlres L. Johnston, no registration
vislhle. $3 forfeited.
Hartley J. Travers, ran stop sign,
$5 forfeited.
KOREA KPIDEMIC
TAIPEI, Formosa Official
reports from southeast Formosa to
day said 13 persons were killed
when Typhoon Iris lashed the area
Wednesday. About 50 were injured.
EXTRA! ADDED!
Vision Visits
. I ecu Jrry sot i lJa0m' mmtm.v'jr 1
Newell School
Classes Slated
NEWELL The Newell Union
Elementary School will start class
es at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Septem
ber 7. The cafeteria will start
serving meals on the opening day.
All buses, except the one making
the Tionesta run. will operate on
reversed routes this year. Thio
means that pupils who were picked
up on the first part of the run
last year will in most cases be
picked up last this year.
The school employes 10 teachers
and has an anticipated first day
enrollment of 290 students.
Members of the faculty are Crait
Lester, principal, Mrs. Zola Slaugh
ter, kindergarten; Mrs. Rachel
Lester, first grade; Mrs Ethel
Nelson, combined first and second
grades; Martha June Reeves, sec
ond grade! Mrs. Virginia Moore.
third grade; John Nelson, fourth
grade, Clinton D. Smith, lifth
grade; Stephen F. Sabo, sixth
grfde; Luther Morris, seventh and
eighth grades.
District BPW
Meet Planned
WEED Final plans for the
Northern California District con
ference for BPW clubs, a tvo-da
affair to be held in Weed, Sep
tember 27-28, were discussed by
the members of the local BPW at
a meeting Wednesday night at
Dom s Drive-In,
Mrs. Helena Schleuter, Yreka,
president of the BPW Northern
California district, and Mis. Grace
Picthorne, Dunsmuir, district mu
sic chairman were guests at the
dinner meeting and other local
rrucsts were Mrs. Ruth Ward and
Helen Melrose.
A "hat parade" presented by
chairmen of the local organiza
tion, each wearing a hat depicting
the office each holds for the pres
ent term, was presented as pro
gram with the arrangements made
by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, mem
bership chairman.
Sixteen members attended the
meeting and Mrs. H. C. Strothers,
president, presided- Mrs. E. Hol-
ley, was chairman lor the dinner,
TWIN ENGINE
HONOLULU JPh-Four swift B57
Jet bombers capable of carrying
the atom bomb leave today or to
morrow for Japan to replace
slower, propeller-driven B26 light
nomuers. The twin-engine jets ar
rived yesterday from Hamilton Air
i-'orce Base near San Francisco.
More will follow.
Hawaii
SERVICE CLUBCALENDAR
August S9 ttiroueh September 4
W1IXARD HOTEL
Tuesday:
Toastmastcrs, spruce, o:ju .m
brenkfact.
Lions, Pine Grove, noon lunch
eon. On The Record
KI.AMTI COI N-TV
MARKI(.E LICKNSKS
SMITH-HOUCES Wallace Smilh
Jr.. 21, and BfUr JeweU Hodge, 18.
both of Klamath Falls.
LLEWEJ-LYN-SHOKEY Robert J.
Llewellyn. 22. Eugene, an Jactiur
lyn A. Shorey, 21, Klamath Agency.
ALCORN-McKAY Hershel Alcorn.
18 and Evelyn Charlayne McKay, 18.
both of Klafp.ath Falls.
SAMPLE-ASHKORO Gary Sample. 19.
and Shirley Ashford, 16, both of Klam
ath Falls.
BEAKil-tiER VAIS na-nn "fl'.
Beard. 22, and Dolores Gervals, 18,
both of Klamath Falls,
KLAMATH COTNTY SUITS
T M Woodson, dba Woodson Motor
Company, vs. James E. Wmde. dba
Winde Bulck Company, suit for pay
ment of S4705O plus intereat from June
1, 1952 for services performed and ma
terial supolied. Hniiy ana racaiuuen,
oltnrnrvi fnr nlnintiff
Bertha R. CumminR vi. J. T. Cum
mings. suit for divorce, D. A. W. Piper,
attorney for plaintiff.,
Timmt nee Clemrni VI. Arcl W.
Clemens, suit for divorce. L. Orth Sie-
more. attorney for plaintiff.
W. H. MacDonald. and W. L. Barnes
vs. Chiloquin Forest Products of Amer
ica: and the slate of Oregon, by and
throuflh the State Industrial Accident
Commission, equity suit for payment
o: a promiscry note oi iu.uou pius inier
st nt i ner rent per annum les
?1.200 received on account of interest.
'orccloruro r-i intecss in
nronertv. snle of coods and chattsh,
11,000 attorney's fees and plaintiff's
costs and disbursements, k. r. jvic
Laren. attorney for plaintiff.
Mvrna L. Hermann and Bettv Loti
Minton, as administratrixes of the es
tate of .lennie M. Thompson, deceased,
vs. Ed W. Miller and Irma H. Miller,
default judgment for plaintiff In law
suit for payment of a promissory note
of $2,100 plus 5 per cent interest oer
annum on j.uuu irom juiv i. iji
until July 12, 1953. and with interest
on S2J00 at 5 per cent per annum
from July 12. 1953: S2! attorne.
fees: and plaintiff's costs and disburse
ments. William Ganong. attorney for
piainuir.
U.S. National Bank of Portland, as
executor of the estate of Charles E.
Drew Jr. vs. Klamath Livestock, Inc.,
a corporation, ordrr of dismissal after
evidence shown defendant paid plain
tiff $540.34. the amount asked for in
the complaint.
Charles E. Drew vs. Frank LowMI
and Dorothy H. Lowell, order dis
missing action.
FREE
CART RIDES
FOR THE
KIDDIES!
KIDDIES
SHOW!
-FREE TICKETS
OPEN 6:30 P.M.
SUNDAY!
Great Story of the Stage1.
i
Big "Y" Market
"a iiainci S71oso. 6th
Suburban Drug Co. 39S0 So. 6th
Superior Troy Laundry & Cleaners
700 So. 6th
20-30, Spruce, 7 p.m. dinner.
Thursday:
Kwanis, Pine Grove, noon lunch,
eon.
Venture, Spruce, e:30 p.m. din.
ner.
Friday:
Rotary, Pine Grove, noon lunch,
eon.
WIVEMA HOTEL
Mnnday:
State Planning Board, Crater
6:30 a.m. '
T. B. Health Association, Crater
noon luncheon.
Southern Pacific Emp., Camas,
7:30 p.m. dinner.
Thursday:
Exchange, Empire, noon lunch'
eon.
Wednesday:
Stale Planning Board, Crater,
6:30 a.m.
CBMC. Crater, noon luncheon.
Chamber of Commerce,, Empire,
noon luncheon.
Toketee Lions, Empire, 6:30 p.m.
dinner.
Grett Northern Emp., Camas,
6:30 p.m. dinner.
Thursday:
Sorcptimist Club, Camas, noon
luncheon.
Friday:
Slate Planning Board, Crater,
6:30" a. in.
Bemis Bag Co., Crater, 6:30 p.m.
dinner.
DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M.
I'U V! H IBM iof n bU
LAST 2 DAYS!
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Films oi the
World's Most
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2nd Big NEW Hit!
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CAST OF THOUSANDS!
SHORTS CARTOON - NEWS
CONTINUOUS FROM 12:45 P. M,
KATHRYN GRAYSON
GENE KIUY
M-G-M't
JOSE ITURBI
2nd Terrific Hit!
ROBERT MITCH UM
n the oil action Thriller
"WEST OF
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mmm
9:30
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