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The Arizona post., 1948-01-16
B'NAI BIRTH

Last meeting was held Jan. at
Anshei Israel, presided over by
Pres. Gif Giffords. The coming
installation of officers (see story
on Page One) was discussed and
M. ]. Brown, chairman of the in
stallation, promised an excellent
dinner and program for that eve-
ming, Jan. 10, at the Hungarian
Village Restaurant.
Members were urged to attend
the testimonial banquet in Phoe-
nix, Jan. 25th in honor of Herman
Lewkowitz, past Grand President
of this B. B. district Elmer Court
land was unanimously chosen as
corresponding secretary, to re-
place Sam Sneller, who leaves
shortly for California. A lunch
followed the meeting.
The executive committee met
Dec. 80, at the home of Gif Gift
fords. It was presided over by
Arthur Tannenbaum, due to the
illness of the president.
Mrs. Rose London, E. 5th, is
recuperating at home from recent
surgery. Her husband, Bill, is here
from Minneapolis and viii stay for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Kosta, N.
Euclid, have Mrs. William Miller
of Brooklyn visiting them indef-
initely. She is Mrs. Kosta's moth
er.
The Arizona post., 1948-01-16
B'NAI BIRTH WOMEN

First committee appointments
have been announced by the club
president, Mrs. Gif Giffords.
They are: Americanism and Civic
Affairs, Mrs. James Silver; Anti
Defamation, Mrs. Al Fine; Budget
and Finance, Mrs. Robert Winger;
Children's Aid, Mrs. Harry Ep-
stein; Palestine, Mrs. Joseph
Schachner; Laws and Legislation,
Mrs. Herman Stern; Membership
and Retention, Mrs. Leo Stein
berg.
Philanthropies, Mrs. Fannie
Goldenberg; Program, Mrs. Rich
ard Bennett; Publicity, Mrs. Ella
Freedman; Roosevelt Four Free
doms, Mrs. I. Ostroy; Veterans
Affairs, Mrs. Morris Komie; Ways
and Means, Mrs. Ben Lazarow;
Refreshments, Mrs. Joe Fishman;
Telephone, Mrs. Adeline Klein;
Transportation, Mrs. Harry Ba-
zar; Sunshine, Mrs. Louis Broder;
Emergency Appeals, Mrs. Jack
Starr.
Rehearsals for installation of
officers will be held Saturday aft
ernoon from l to 5 pm. at the
home of Mrs. Giffords, 2726 E.
Ninth.
The Arizona post., 1948-01-16
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TAU DELTA

Tau Delta received a silver
punch bowl from its trustees for
having the highest scholastic av-
erage among the social fraternl-
ties on the campus for spring Sc
mester of 1947. The trustees are
DR.. Leonard Weiner, Charles V.
Miller, and Max Segal. Their
names are engraved on the bowl.
Members who were in town
during vacation went to combi-
nation New Years and Birthday
Party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Schachner, celebrat-
ing the birthday of their son,
Robert, who is Tau Delt.
"Zeke" Regen is editing his "a
volumes of scrapbooks that con-
tain his proposed book A News
paper History of World War III
Through Pictures.
The Arizona post., 1948-01-16
Center Activities

The Community Council Youth
group program of the Center Ac-
tivities held each Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings at Anshei
Israel is a great source of enjoy
ment to both the participants and
the many visitors.
During a recent Tuesday night
Junior session present as inter
ested spectators were people from
New York, Chicago, Philadelphia,
Detroit and Kansas City.
For 1948, Morris Kleinerman,
chairman, Mrs. Milton Cherry,
program director, and their en-
ergetic committee have planned
a diversified and greater educa-
tional and recreational program.
Frances Smith, capable tap
dancing instructor has a great
problem on her hands. Her class
has grown from IL to approx
mately 40, and she is greatly
hampered by lack of space and
facilities.
Other instructors who are do
ing fine job are Albie Gotkin,
boxing; Sam Heifetz, calisthenics;
Babs Szerlip, art; Rose Patrick,
sewing; Mrs. Huss, Mrs. Becker,
and Mr.. Rogers, leathercraft; and
Eleanor Brovas, dramatics.
Newcomers may register any
Tuesday night, by calling 1920,
or the Council office.
The Senior group which meets
every Wednesday evening, en-
joyed a fine program of dance
music. Ping-pong tables are kept
busy by players who are practic-
ing and perfecting their shots for
the coming ping-pong tournament.
Registration for the Monday af-
ternoon adult leathercraft class
is still open. Those interested in
learning to make hand-tooled
belts, billfolds, bags, jewel boxes
and wallets are invited to join,
The Arizona post., 1948-01-16
SISTERHOOD TEMPLE
EMANUEL

Sisterhood will hold its annual
Uniongram Tea at the home of
Mrs. Charles Alter, 721 N. Mar
tin, on Jan. 21 at 2 pm. Rabbi
Albert T. Bilgray will review the
book Broken Lights" by Rabbi
Michael Aaronson. A very inter
esting afternoon is in store for all
those who attend. Sisterhood
members are urged to bring
friends and guests.
Proceeds will go towards the
scholarship fund of the Hebrew
Union College. The uniongram is
special form designed to send
congratulatory messages on we'd
dingS, births, graduation and the
like through the regular mail.
The forms may be purchased from
Mrs. Alter, Uniongram chairman,
at the rate of 4 for $1.00.
Last meeting was held Jan. 6
when DR.. E. H. Warner of the
University spoke on atomic ener-
gy control. The next meeting will
be Feb. 8 at the Temple at 2
pm.
The Arizona post., 1948-01-16
HILLEL

A vacation party was held dur
ing the holidays at the home of
Babs Szerlip. Eighty members
and guests attended. Libby Hirsch
was in charge. Refreshments were
served and dancing was the main
diversion of the evening.
Arnie Serbin won the Yo-Yo
contest. BabS Szerlip and Abe
Gotkin took first honors in the
jitterburg contest. Rabbi Bilgray
said it was gratifying to see such
a wonderful group.
The Arizona post., 1948-01-16
SISTERHOOD CONGREGA-
TION ANSHEI ISRAEL

At the Jan. 5 board meeting,
announcement was made of card
party and dessert luncheon in the
patio of Anshei Israel on Feb. 25
with Mrs. William Walker and
Mrs. 1. Brand in charge. There
will be a Purim Ball on March
%. Final plans were made by Ella
Riven for the Card Party and So
cial on Jan. "a.
The Arizona post., 1948-01-16
IZFA

The Jan. 4 meeting was held at
the home of Niles Roth. Included
reports on Political Parties of
Palestine" Participants were
Niles Roth, Phyllis Silverman,
Charlotte Zychick. This was to
prepare members for voting upon
receiving their shekels, for dele
gates to the World Zionist Coun-
Gil.
Meeting Jan. Is (place to be
announced) will be a second Sc
mester membership drive.
The Arizona post., 1948-01-16
b AND p HADASSAH CARD
PARTY

First public affair, card party
for all members of the commun-
ity, will be held Jan. 18 at Con-
gregation Anshei Israel. There
will be a door prize and rattle.
All kinds of card games includ-
ing bridge, mahjongg and poker
for the men will be played. For
information call 4612-M.
The Arizona post., 1948-01-16
JEWISH READING CIRCLE

Meetings held each Monday
night at Finley home, E. 4th. Last
Monday an article on Palestine
was read and discussed. Members
of the Yiddish Theatre sang folk
songs. Mr.. Nathan Finley read
some articles
The Arizona post., 1948-01-16
BIG

Group is planning a trip to
Comstock Hospital for Children
as part of their welfare program.
A pledge tea will be held in Feb
ruary.
The Arizona post., 1948-01-16
YPHA

At the next Meeting, Jan. 19 at
Anshei Israel, DR.. Warner of the
University will talk on Atomic
Energy.
A dinner for members only will
be held at the Palomino Club on
Sunday, Feb. l, at 8 pm.
The Arizona post., 1948-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lubin are
now living at 72512 E. 7th.
Montana labor news., 1948-11-18
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE sHcoAt'
D DISTRICT or 81 TAT on
MONTANA. N AND FOR III COUNT OF
SILVER BOW.
Walter Scadln. and Adele Scadin. Husband
ard Wife. Plaintiffs, Ks. o E Kenyon. II
alive. II dead. all unknown heirs and for
dc,.sees q o. F Kenyon. deceased Robert
/ Clinton. n alive. II dad. az lnkaaRu heirs
ard or dei!-cts u Robert 7 clnt7a. deceased
MIS- Rohcf; l. Citation. Z 4ta q per 81 tnfre
at William GaHaeaff . aiite. B. dead al.
4asnran bots AID i. aetlstcs * Wl-aui
ia .4e.rs. dftcast4. Nj William oA-a-
II sseA q person 81 e be- arf 81 oiaef
arfsors unknown A44. a WtAi
alam ang rsat t,ic 2 tH. ~ i~astrest 10 or
4f4 ~ ercamofAra e- 'f rtA+ f.a4fFs
stssr.hed il tf coHHfiaH - CTS ff
ite.,i rs piain.fs osnafaia er cega
laul .lars4tts ttf ttitta n.fcts s9tn
am ~ possible claim W af ~ iqa-
ugca,. Including any Caim or 10 .a.e claim
10 dover. l~actoatf 81 -ttfaft A,t
NJ +flNf
ALIAS SUMMONS
4HE STATE oil MONTANA Fa Is tl0tA.
NAMED DEFENDANTS. ANo - AL HtA
PERSONS NNKSOAN. Gl{hEltA0
You are Aefsay ammo & 70 es if
eemp!A.a. q. th.s Aetiu-f Aa.rH Ie
aiaee 10 tMt GERS - ta ~
aalcA + herewith ef.ei aqaa s3s
4Ae so4r 81 sry aaH serve D M
uY1u plaintiffs at,araes nitai. twenty i-a
DAYS after tae sels.se u t
taas4se OF tac daf OF seftiae 4 - -
our failure 10 appear IT answer
all. he taken against sos hY Gefaatt Ser far
teici demanded IN rs complaint
TINS action involves the tNle 90 te sfA.
property situate. l'4us and tc.n- p
RoN County. Montana ana fattt tt
stfleed as ialloNs
Lots Numbered Twenty Eve as
rNsc4tx SIX tatl HloeA Numbered u
Montana labor news., 1948-11-18
Roster Of Anaconda Unions

Labor Council-Meets ID and
18th Mon, A.O.Ii. Hail. John Mogus,
pres. Eugene Mcbride. v.p.; Walter
y. Riley. see, Ed Kelly, treas; +. G..
De La Hunt. sgt.-at arms, Harold
Erickson, Henrietta Schrapps and James
Rice, Trustees.
Plumbers Local Union No. 673-W. J.. O'Brien.
pres; J. A. Vanisko, v.p.; H. E. 9chrapps,
secy., Pc. Box l277. Meets second Tuesday
at 7:30 D m. In the A. o. H. hall.
Teamsters-Meets LIST and Sd Thursdays.
Carpenters hall. downstairs-William
Goodman. pres; l.. Lucier. vice pres.
Jack Anderson, sec.-treas.: H. J. VII
ieneaue rec.-sec.. John Mogus. bus
agent; Tom Vanisko. con. & war.
George Hess, j. Cordial, Fred Thomas,
trustees.
Montana labor news., 1948-11-18

Union No. l oscar HILLS.
pres: James Harrington. up Neal
T. shea. rec. sec. John Mcleod. sec
treas. Archie coutts. conductor; John
Kelly. warden. Frank Moore. Mike
Orlich. Joe iloyle. DICK Hill. John
Kennedy. trustees: Al Davis. custo-
dian. Meets Wednesday 7.l5 pm.
State. County & Municipal En-
ployes. Local No. 1870. Butte. Mon
tana-Meetings second Monday each
month at 1870 PM. Frank Gorsh.
president. Ed Fogarty. vice presi-
dent. Julia MeHugh. secretary: Ter
esa Quirk. treasurer.
iotor coach Operaiors-E. \ Miller.
ur,s, " \ Turner, v.p.. Newell
Evans see. Wilbur iioar. treas. Jack
olirien, con wally Fitz. warden; d.
Granath. X. Williams. .eriev. com.
ohm Nickers. n. II. Evans, dele
gates TO Trades 4 Labor Council.
Meets lst and Sd Thurs. 100 pm. al
Musicians hall
Montana state Industrial Union Council
~-i'res., Mike Lace. 2ios Princeton
ave. Butte. Vp. Richard Hin. lD0i|
California ave. lutte. src.-treas..
Michael !. Ryan. go :. crystal st.
iiutie. hoard members. Dist. No. /.
Joseph i.iir Jr. 2ees 9th ave. 5. Great
Falls. Dist. No. ., stephen j. Harvey.
80 - - ifAAA' -
Workers. John olirien. 202l Wal st.
Butte. Woodw orkers. Carl Rooney,
T.. @. Box go. i%ionner. Men spaper
Guiid 6 {. MulNihiil, + q. lioN $50.
Great Falls. OH Workers. T. j.
lraker l. - Box 1895. BILLINGS.
Musicians Mee,s Is, and srd We'd.
4lL y. Main. James pos,a. pres.
Fred Harvey. up. Pat Mealey. sec
treas. joseph Novak, sst-at-arins.
Al Buckley. lied Jackson. Clarence
Johnson. trustees. Louis Euch. Gus
todian. J " Gillette. natl. delegate.
operating Engineers. 57s-Meets LIST
and Sd Thurs. ) Pm. Carpenters hall
a. Murish. pres: W. 81. Brothers. v.p.
&. Sanders. fin. sec and bus agent.
l"a4mbcrs Union Local No. Il - Pres.
Albert tanttiSch, Nirc pres. Joseph
BRADY TAT. sec. Vim. Honey. rec. sec.
Glenn Myers. treas Albert Eva.
Meets every Monday at : pm. in the
Carpenters hall.
Printing Pressmen-lieets I'd Wed. OF
mo-. at Carpenters hall. John II. Null
ligan. pres. 220l Fir st.: Adolph Rich
ards. 81 ii2 ". frantic at. sec.
Sheep Shearers No. |. AFL-l4 w. Plat
mann. IaNor Taylor. pres,-sec.-treas.
Phone 3-lss3. Pc. Cox l422.
Stationary Engineers No. SO OF the l.u
OF NJ. 81. a S.W.-Mcets every Thurs
1880 pm. Office and meeting place
Miners hall, Box os. Johh illDert'
pres, +. g crane. V.p., Johh r.
iiiTN, I"e Sec f"hr, ieuhk' see
treas
Teachers Meets LIST and 3rd Wed, I;So
=. M. in study HAN auditorium VI
Butte III. ). Cnaries DAVIS, pres,
Maurice Driscoll. vp.; Mrs. Mary
Louise ~hoIhpsoh' I'm. see.' us
Heich Weber rec. see
Hutte Stage EMPLOYEES 4 Operators
Union. Local 94-Ed Curran, pres.
Montana labor news., 1948-11-18
Roster Of Billings Unions

Yellowstone County Trades & Labor
Labor Temple, "a South 29th St, Pc.
Boz 1916. Robert West, pres; Maui
rice Holmes, v.p.; Glenn G Hallam,
FIN. sec.-treas.: Martha w. Peterson,
roe. Soc: Ed klipstein, sgt.-at-arms;
Howard Smith, George LinvIle. Frank
Mayer, trustees. Phone 2535.
Carpenters Local No. 1l72 - Roy
Thompson pres, T.. II. Helterbran.
rec, sec. Meets list and I'd Tuesdays.
Montana labor news., 1948-11-18
KNOW PROGRAM SCHEDULE

6-i5-Alarm Clock c.
:. OO-CBS News Of A~t4errl
7.is-A.arin clock Gu
-45-Tex Ritter's u Corral
Oo-Morniug Deyotsrs
Si5-Today Is Your
Ss1-Arihur Godfref
q 3D-Muslc From Ii eat
"a. o0-Reminiscert I'm
10 3D-South Side 6h0 G4Ie
u. 90 News Brief
Il 0s " 0man's Way
II l5-p4ano Magic
81 30 Vocal Choros
=, ts-Oa the Bands
= 90 World News
Il Is Perry Mason
Il sn-Itis + Moran
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lo0-Neas Brief
! 0s-Songs and say
lis Hll Top Hous
so House Part,
SIS Raddle Harris
: % Hin Hunt
, Is News
. 30-Niancr Take
Z 00-TrraSury Band
20 silver Bow Res ~
ta0-Er Sesareid 49,
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4s0-News Briefs
3S-Havaiian Eche
445-Meet the Miss
5.0e-Marine Story
SIS Headlines ana
& 3n-Ciub IS
+ sS-EdUard R. Nhtf fss ATs
Il % -B4tteis Bes.
Il World News
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si5-My Serenade
e. 50 Crime PhotoeIR
s eo-Front Page D.
s Is Guest Star
8 3a--Dooraay to LII
. 00-Vet Varieties
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10 90 Peoples Choice
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IL a0-CBS Orchestrs
II 55-News
T.. n0-Siga OF
Montana labor news., 1948-11-18
LEGAL NOTICES

~ HE DISTRICT COURT OF TIL sEcosD
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF II STATE or
MONTANA. IN n o II COUNTY or
sn-vEP bow
70 70 l94.
r. nc Mater OF The Estate OF CORA Z.
c~AVANAuGH. deceased.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY SALE OF
REAL ESTATE SHOULD o BE MADE
n p COrST. the Administrator with the
sIg aa-exed nas.ng filed In the above en-
t.-led cog-. his yetl..on asking for an order
% ale OF al o. the remaining real estate
- .fe said esrafe. and i appearing from said
petition tina. aid sale of the remaining real
.ntiuoa /. sct f0- nearing on the goth day
81 sosem5cT. 1913. a. the hour OF . 30 A. NJ.
ia department 20 ! Of tne above entitled
court TIE said petition prays fer an order
a.,horizas the sale ~ an undivided one
eighth ~ Interest In the Isele Quartz Lode
Ml-ing Clam Surrey No. a32. located in
section q. 70 Three North. Range Eieh.
We. II r NJ. IN silver Boz County. Mon
taaa. save and except ina, portion Of the
surface only o. he said Isele quartz Lode
Nuns Clam. surrey No. s32. lying be-
ttcee 'se Sorta SIDE Inc Of he said claim.
ard tAe Nlrfh Boundary o; the right-n'-xay
~ g 8 HEaSa5 NJ 10. as existing on June
%. i4t1. 0r as NICE ,stsbi.saet. or may b.
later ea ef ard sefxsea me Eas. end
lin, of ..es Qlar,r Lode Mining Claim
ard a ifa usr4llfl 70 t1r sad Eas. end line
SIX hundred eie-u Sill 'set dis'An. in =
Wesfrf cFrffio- Alred aons sAld NORTH
4de l.ne
II IS oHDFllrD i!.st All persons inter-
..,ed % tae ma estate SLOW cause a, the
sale tine md giare abe mentioned why m
order >, "a 81 she ne-ein 1'scrioed real
c.tae saolld not te .ssde And.
II Il DIlpFi.FD 'at . ropy Of this order
20 shoa Case b paal.sael once a week for
;or tao cofar ta sees, IN me MONTANA
LABOR MEMS q venaper OF general ctr
r~ltA,lu.i "a silver 3or I'll latY. Montana. and
hereby Grsisr4tpd A. tNe Newspaper mos.
n>el, - sye notice 20 All per oas Interested
IN said estate
Dated AZ Butte Montana. this 1fd day OF
Soven4hsr 1913
JEREMIAH J. YNCH.
Judge.
NOTICE Ag PARTNERSHIP DOING Bust
NEss I~DEa a FICTITIOUS NAME
ataa fa; ALBERT "
Montana labor news., 1948-11-18

FRESH KILLED OVEN READY PeuI
try. Try &. gouU like II Strirtlt
ffesh eggs poRSHS 1854 Hatfisan
Tel 500.
BRADFORD CLEANERS SUITS
DAILY SHEA. uNbERTAkEtss la
$. Idaho st.. Butte Phone 8tSl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Local A>i
long distance hauling BagltY Itans
fer. Fhon. 3i8e-s6ls
.BAKE-RlTE BAKERY FRESH pies
cakes ard bread ~ y Mann
Phone 2-2462.
stLL.lvANs SHEET META ANp
roofing work. Au'0 radiators M
paired 3o4 S. Montana 81 Phone 2-slz3
|pR. PETER 0. HOLM cHIR9PRA,
tor. 100 Pennsylvania blig ~ 4Nfa
PLUMBING
FRANK REAKDoS PI.rMBlSG A|ll
Heatng 80 Z. Iron =. Phone 2-i2He
p o NEWS sTANp-BooKsELLrRs
StatIoners. News1ealrfs Greeting
ards 80 ". PARK 81.
ruE TuRF-FoR FINE VINES IL
uuor and beer. Booths for aides
Williams & sampson Prpps Main az
Mercury.
ORCHARD MCCARTHY. AssAYtg %
", Granite ST. Butte Phone l'
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anil services. clark u Neafeh FIJI
" quartz. liatte
Montana labor news., 1948-11-18
MOUNTAIN STANDARD TINE
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
e.O0-Organ Interiucc
s:l5World News
s30-Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir
i0:o0-Insitation TO Learning
10. 30-Lutheran Hour
IL 0o-Longines ~Symphonet'e
l30-Tel II Again
u 0O-You Are There
Y, 3o-Joseph c Harsh
u 45-Elmo Roper
! O0-CBS Symphony Orchestra
> 3o-Suaday al The Chase
3.on-Old Fashioned Revival Hour
40a-The Family HON.
~t30-Palse hat Reffeshrs
S 00-Gene AutIy Show
5 3o-Make Mine Music
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s.s0-SGnday Serenace
7:00-winner Take All
7t30-Strike Il Rich
st00-Hollyvood Showcase
s30-Escape
9.O0-Mau Called X
930-Retura Engagement
.O.00-News
10 o5-CBS Orches,iaS
II 00-cBS News
u:l5-university Explort.
II s0-CBS OrcheSirss
li.55-News
Il: OO-Sign OF
Montana labor news., 1948-11-18
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
s.00-CBS World News
~6.l5-Alarm Clock Club
7:00-CBS News OF America
7:l5-Alarm Clock Club
7.45-Tex Ritters Music Corral
8:00-Morning Devotions
8:l5-Today Is Yours
8:30-Arthur Godfrey
9.30-Mus!c From Hollywood
10. 0O-Reminiscent Rhythm
l~0:30-South Side Shopping Guide
ii.O0-News Brief
ll:05rWoman's Way
il:l5-Piano Magic
~ll:30-vocal Chords
ll.45-On the Bandsta.d
l2:Oo-World New
~i2:l5-Perry Mason
l2.30-This Is Norah Drake
2.45-Romance OF Evelyn winters
l:00-News Brief
l.05-Songs and Savings
i:i5-Hill Top House
l.3O-House Party
l:55-Raddie Harris
2:00-Hint Hunt
2:25-News
2:30-Winner Take All
3~:00-Treasury Bandstand
3.3O-Silver Bow Record Session
4:00-Eric Scvareid. News
4.l5-Frontiers of Science
4.30-News Brief
4:35-Hawaiian Echos
4:45-Mcet the Missus
5:O)-Decision Now
5:l5-Headlines and Footnotes
5.30-Club Is
~6:O0-Butte's Best
6.l5-World News
6:30-Sport Spotlight
6:45-Sons OF Guns
7:00-Twilight Tales
7.3O-Hit the Jackpot
8:00-Cabin Bib
8.30-Jack Fina Orchestra
9.00--Vet Varieties
~9:30-Sunset and Vine
9:45-My Serenade
0:OO-People's Choice
1l.O0-Chet Huntley. News
il.l5-Milton Charles. Organist
ll.30-CBS Orchestras
n:55-NewS
IL :0-Sign Off
WEDNESDAY
6:00-CBS World News.
6:l5-Alarm Clock Club
7:00-CBS News Of America
7.l5-Alarm Clock Club
7:45--Tex Rltter's Music Corral
8:00-Morning Deyotions
8:l5-Today Is Yours
8:3O-Arthur Godfrey
9.30-Mus!c From Hollywood
O:O0-Remihscent Rhythm
0:3O-South Side Shopping Guide
ll.00-News Brief
ll.05-Woman's Way
il:i5-Piano Magic
ll:30-Vocal Chords
li:45-On the Bandstand
i2:0O-World News
l2:l5-Perry Mason
IL: 30-Thi Is Norah Drake
l2:45-Romance OF Evelyn winters
l:00-News Brief
l:05-Songs and Savings
l.l5-Hill Top House
i:30-House Party
~l:55-Raddie Harris
2:00-Hint Hunt
2:25ENews
2:30-Winner Take All
3:00-Treasury Bandstand
3:3O-S.lver Bow Record Session
4:00-Eric Sevareid. News
4:l5-CBS Talks
4:3O-News Briefs
4:~35-Hawaiian Echos
4;45-Meet the Missus
5:00-This Day
5.l5-Headlines and Footnotes
5:30-Club is
5~:45-Edward r. Murrows. News
6~.00-Butte's Best
6:l5-World News
6:30-Sport Spotlight
6:45-Music OF Manhattan
7:00-Your Song & Mine
7:3O-Harvest of the Stars
8:00-The Whistler
8:30-The Capitol Cloak Room
9:00-Vet Varieties
9~:30-Sunset and Vine
9:45-My Serenade
10 :00-People's Choice
IL .00-Chet Huntley, News
ll:i5-Milton Charles, Organ.st
ll.30-C3S Orchestras
~ll:55-News
~l2.0O-Sign OF
THURSDAY
6:00-CBS World News
Montana labor news., 1948-11-18
MONDAY

s:0O-CBS World News
6~.l5-Aiarm Clock CLUB
7.00-CBS News OF America
1tl5-Alarm Clock Club
7:<5-Tex Ritters Muse Corral
500-Morning Deyotiois
8.i5-Today Is Yours
g. 3n-Arthur Godfrey
g.30-Music From Holls sood
10 O0-Reminisoeut Rhythm
i0. 30-South Side Shopping Guide
l:00-News Brie.
ils05-Woman's Way
ii:i5 Piano Magic
~il:30-Voenl Chords
ll.45-On the Bands.a;.d
L. 00-Worid News
l2.l5-Perry Mason
Y: 3o-This Is Norali Drake
IL 45-Romance of Evelyn Winters
l.00-Ncws Brief
i:05-Songs and Savings
i:l5-Hll Top House
l.30-House Party
l:55-Raddie Harris
2s00-Hint Hunt
2:25-News
2:30-Wtnner Take All
30O--Treasury Bards,and
3:30-Silyer Bow Record Session
4:00-Er!c Seyareld. Neas
4.l5-In Ny Opinion
30-News Brief
4.35-Hawalian Echoes
4.45-Meet the Mlssus
5:0O-Here's to Vets
5:i5-Iieadlines and Footiotes
5.30-Cluh Is
s:45-Edward r, Murrows. News
~6:0O-Butte's Best
6:l5-World News
~6.30-Talent Scouts
7:O0-Inner Sanctum
7.30-Sport Spotlight
7:45-Music OF Manhattan
8O0-Two on the Aisle
9.00-Vet Varieties
9~.30-Sunset and Vi.e
9e45-My Serenade
10. 00-Peoplc's Choice
lI:00-Chet Huntley. News
ll:l5-Milton Charles. Organist
II: 30-Prelude to Midnight
II .55-News
IL: 00-Sign Off
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