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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-11-11

r. Foley. State Registrar of Motor Vehicles. above.
holding example of the special license plates which
offered to ohos 5000 amateur radio operators for 1885,
The policy the result of Ohio
Legislature permitting Of private
residents Of Ohio and who hold unrevoked unsxped
official amateur radio station license issued by the
obtain set of special with their call they
The plates will be available payment regular
license fee of $1,000 plus additional fee of so
the Bureau of Motor Vehicles additional
in the issuing of such licenses The will
from the Bureau in Columbus directly 10 the hams"
Foley said Ohio amateur radio
special service must apply
Der 81 1882 and the plates m March l. 1885,
This Bureau will send letter operators In
this State early in November explaining complete
for applying"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-11-11
SOCIETY," SOCIAL EVENTS AND NEWS OF THE CLUBS

Reports from the recent Grand
Chapter sessions in Cleveland
were given by Mrs. Downing
Beach, Mrs. James Morris and
Mrs. Murray c. Lohr. The report
of the General Grand Chapter in
Milwaukee, was given by Mrs.
Robert r. Wood.
Appointive officers for the
coming year will be announced
at the installation on December 4.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-11-11
lFWC SPONSORING
GOOD WILL PARTY

The London Federation of
Women's Clubs is sponsoring a
Good Will Party" at the Coover
Memorial Club House Thursday,
November 13.
These parties have in previous
years taxed the capacity of the
available space because of the
large patronage accorded them, so
Mrs. B. L. Adair, Federation pres
ident, and her planning committee
has arranged for two sessions for
cards.
Clubs and individuals interested
in the Federation, have already
reserved tables for bridge, canasta
or whatever diversion they choose
some for afternoon and others for
the evening.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-11-11
Mary Ann Drury
Honored At OWU

Miss Mary Ann Drury, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold F.
Drury, Logan Avenue, has been
chosen for membership in Kappa
Delphi Pi, national honorary Ed
ucational fraternity at Ohio Wes-
leyan University, Delaware.
Miss Drury, a junior at the uni
versity, is majoring in education.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-11-11
CORNES VISITING
IN CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Corne of
Nation Chapel, north of London,
left Saturday by plane for San
Diego, California to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Micon Woods, formerly
of Madison County.
Returning by train they will
stop in Denver and Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-11-11
2. J. Rays To Show
eicfures To LFWC

London Federation of Women's
Clubs will have a colorful and
Interesting program at the meet
jnt at the Club House Wednes-
day afternoon, November II.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. ]. Ray of Mt.
Sterling who have travelled ex-
tatsively the last few years, will
{iOw pictures taken on various
fE5pS, particularly of the Congo,
The Holy Land, India and other
Mstern countries.
On their last long trip Mr.. Ray
took many pictures of places. visit
ed which included the islands of
Httbados and Trinidad; Bahia,
P1ttopolis and Rio de Janeiro In
HSA2l; the island of st. Helena
where Napoleon was exiled; Cape
Nwn, Kimberley, Victoria Falls,
johannesburg, Kruger National
HRrk. Pretoria and Durham in
&0uth Africa; Diego Suarez on
NnuagaScar; Mombasa and Zan-
Nbar on Africa's east coast; Cey-
len, India; Arabia, The Holy
Land; Island of Rhodes; Istanbul;
Athens; Sicily, Naples, Nice, Gil
htaltar, Lisbon in fascinating Por-
tagal and England were on the
Itinerary.
Mrs. Ray gives the narration as
the colored pictures are shown. A
Sollection of foreign dolls brought
from various places will be on dis
May.
J The Harmony club of West
jefferson is planning the program
and presenting the Rays with
their pictures.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-11-11
LONDON PARENTS AT
CMU DADS DAY

Supt. and Mrs. ]. j. Hartley,
West High Street, and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. CLANCY, North Main
Street, were among those who at
tended the Ohio Wesleyan-Musk-
ihgum football game and Dads
Day ceremonies at the University,
Skturday. at Delaware.
1.-The Hartleys were guests of
M&tr daughters, Sue and Beth
Hartley, at the Tri Delt Sorority
abuses and the Chaneys of their
soh, Ted CLANCY, at the Beta
Theta Pi fraternity house.
QUESTS OF pWoRKiNs
I Mr.. and Mrs Max Dworkin, 108
North Madison Road, had as their
guests last Tuesday, Abe Dworkin
and Leonard Dworkin of Colum-
bus; Arthur Cohen of Bexley and
James Hillelson of Dayton. On
Sunday Nathan Riskin of Colum-
bus, was guest at the Dworkin
home.
FLIES TO FLORIDA
Mrs. Mary Shoemaker of Sc
daiha, left by plane from Cincin-
natl, Tuesday, for Miami, Florida,
where she expects to spend the
winter at 1900 Biscayne Boule-
ward.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Eleanor Allen, London, r.
d. 3, entered Doctors Hospital,
Tuesday for surgery. Her room
number is 210 West.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-11-11
GUESTS OF SONS
FOR DADS DAY

H. H. Hume, Garfield Avenue,
and Howard Dorm, south of Lon
don, were guests of their sons,
Robert Hume and Richard Dorm,
for Dads Day ceremonies at the
O.S.U.-Pitt. football game Satur-
day, followed by dinner at the
Sigma Chi fraternity house
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-11-11
HUTZELS ARE GUESTS
IN EAST LIVERPOOL

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutzel,
East High Street, left Friday
to spend the week end in East
Liverpool with Mrs. HutZePs
nephew, William D. Christopher
and Mrs. Christopher.
They were accompanied by
Miss Martha Chambers of Col
umbus, who was the guest of
friends there.
- ~
In the United States, about %
per cent of deaths from all fires
are in rural areas.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-11-11

bert Hand of Chester, West Vir-
ginia.
On Saturday the Conways and
their guests attended the Ohio
State-Pittsburgh football game in
Columbus.
.x vI
When you have parsley in your
refrigerator, chop a handful of
it fine and toss it with hot but
tered cooked rice. Good with
chicken, turkey, beef, lamb or
ham.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-11-11

would receive definite considera-
ton. She added, How can we
blame our representatives for
how they vote if we as indivi-
duals don't make known our
stands on the issues ?"
AS to international affairs,
Miss Thomas questioned, Is
the dignity of our United States
intact when it comes to inter-
national treaties that supercede
the law of our land? Her state
ment that cabinet status for edu-
cation would mean hand outs and
provisos, deserves thoughtful con-
sideration by all, was conceded
by chapter members.
The Daughters present were
forcefully impressed that being
citizen is by no means an apa-
thetic state, for Miss Thomas so
succinctly nodded a crystal clear
meaning of today's citizenship
that must and can mean the chal-
lenge of today's bigness of 60
vernment and direct its trends.
Mrs. McShane, the regent,
poured at the tea which followed
Hostesses were Mrs Charles
Thompson, Mrs. Edward Jones,
Mr.. j. w. Millholland, Mrs. Hor-
ace Jones, Mrs. F. E. Willard,
and Miss Mary Jane Willard.
- -
ENTERTAIN GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. High and
sons, Ronald and Curtis of Byes-
vile, Guernsey county, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Chamberlain of London.
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28
MERCEDES


| 7:o0-8:15 Am.
MeIodias y Noticias
| 10:45- -11:00 Am.
IParenthesis Musical
11:15-11:30 Am.
Su Orqquesta
1915 1890 Pm.
AviSo Clasificado
12:45- 100 Pm.
FL Cantant Del Dia
4:15-4:45 Pm.
Pasatiempos AIegres
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28
DOMINGO

7:00-8:30 AM.
Melodias Domingueras
S:30-9:30 Am.
FL Mensaje EangeIico
9:30-10:00 Am.
Troador Popular
1000 1880 Pm.
La Hora Catolica
/ 2::30-3:00 PM.
Teatro Al Del Aire
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28
LUNES

S:15-8:300 Am.
Desayuno Musical
9:00-9:05 Am.
Cancion Del Dia
10:00- 10:30 Am.
Trios Afamados
3:45-4:00 Pm.
Cuentas Del DoSario
4:O0-4:15 Pm.
Las Naciones UnidaS
45-5:00 PM.
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28
SABADO

8:O0-8:15 AIN.
Noticias
10:OO- 1900 Am.
Ferias Del Estado
HIS 1900 Am.
EcoS De Espana
2:30- 800 Pm.
Haga Su Pregunta
3:00-3:30 PM.
Nuestro Walls
3:30-4:00 Pm.
RecuerdoS
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28
2:30-3:0O Pm.

2:30-3:00 Pm.
Hollywood Story
9:10 $50 Am.
Lower Classics of Music
1900 1890 Pm.
4:O0-4:30 Pm.
America Calling
True Detective
4:30 500 Pm.
Arizona Cavalcade
6:15 $50 Pm.
Harvey Mott
ZOO 500 Pm.
MGM Theatre of Air
900 : $50 Pm.
20 Questions
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28
MARTES

9:05- 9:30 Am.
Fantasia Musical
9:30- 1000 Am.
Trovador Popular
10:30-10:45 Am.
Glasses en- lngles
1:oo-3:oo Pm.
Hora Siesta
4:15-4:45 Pm.
Radio Bale
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

600 6:15 Am.
Early News
$50 S:45 Am.
Hemingway News
$50 10000 Am.
Uncle Henry
1O:15 1915 Pm.
DR.. Pepper Silver Dollar
1890 100 Pm.
Man on the Farm
$50 GAS Pm.
Ed de Forest, Al Sports
1000 10:15 Pm.
Motor Supply News
1900 1900 Pm. !.
x Circle Y Caravan
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28
VlERNES

7:00-8:15 Am
Melodias y Noticias
8:30-8:45 Am
FL Mensaje De Amor
11:30- 1900 Am.
Linda Mujer Mexicana
1900 1915 PM.
sSu Noticiero
3:33O-4:00 PM.
Las Hermanas
5:15-5:30 PM.
La Ultima Edicion
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

$780, 300 Am.
Am Rhythm Roundup
9:o0- 10:00 Am.
Glendale All-Star Jackpc
10:0O- 1900 Pm. p
Whites Whims
300 400 Pm.
Music a la Mode
4:30- $500 Pm.
Uncle Chris
6:00- $3.50 PM.
News and Sports
$500 9:30sP. m.
Phoenix Senators
9:30- IL 100 AM.
Dance Time
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

6:15 7:15 Am.
Rise and Shine
7:15 7:30 Pm.
AriZ. Public Serv. News
1915 1880 Am.
Baukhage News
1915 1920 Pm.
Weather Report
500 $50 Pm.
Friendly Time
1880 2:30 PM.
Bobby Benson
1880 7:55 PM.
Sweetest Music.
10:30 1900 Pm.
Reporters Roundup
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

7:45- 800 Am.
Serenade In Blue
9:o5- 10:00 AIM.
Hi-Time
11:0o-11:15 Am.
Guest Star
1890 200 PM.
Saturday Jamboree
900 800 PM.
Intermission Jazz
AIS 4:30 PM.
Tommy Dorsey
9:3O- 1000 PM.
Concert Hall
10:00- 1900 PM.
Phone Choice
6:o0- 300 Am.
AM Rhythm Roundup
300 900 AM.
what's New in Music
10:00- 1900 Pm.
Big is Tunes
1900 1915 PM.
Hiuh Noon Highlights
$500 4:30 PM.
TeIe-Quest
600 6:15 PM.
News and Sports
$500 $50 PM.
Phoenix Senators
.9:30- 1900 Am.
Dance Time
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

$780, 500 A. M. d.
Am Rhythm Roundup
9:00- 10:o0 A. M.
Glendale ALL Star Jackpot
10:00- 1900 Pm.
Whittle's Whims
1890 1880 Pm.
Golden Pages of Melody
$780, 500 Pm.
Bing Crosby
6:00- $50 Pm.
News and Sports
800 ,9:30 Pm.
Phoenix Senators
9:30-12:00 Am.
Dance Time
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

7:O0-7:45 Am.
Swap Shop
45-8:oo PM
The Old Cowhand
500 600 Am.
Western Jamboree
12:30-5:00 Pm.
Musical Scoreboard
500. 6:20sP.M.
Sports; Auto Racing
1000 1880 Pm.
Music and Score 5
10:3o- 1900 Mid.
Relax and Listen
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

7:o0- 7:45 A. NJ.
Top Of the Morning
8:45- $500 AN
Lutheran Pastor
10:45- 11:00 Am.
RandalIs RamblinRhythn
3:05- $3.50 Pm.
Memo From Kay
$780, 400 Pm.
Johnny Boswell Time
$780, 9:30 Pm.
Record Hit Parade
10:00- 1900 Pm.
Phone Choice
1900 100 Am.
Jazz Hour
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

1880 7:55 A. m.
Hammond Organ
9:30- 10:30 A. M.
Hebrew Melodies
1880. 1900 AM.
Methodist Church
300 $500 PM.
Sunday Serenade
$780, 400 PM.
Hollywood Calling
4:00- 500 PM.
La Hora Tropical
$780, 900 PM.
Broadway Parade
9:30- 1000 PM.
Proudly We Hail
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28
JUEvES

8:45-9:00 AIM.
Mexico Canta
10:00- -10:30 Am.
Cita A Las Diez
11:0o-11:15 Am.
Maestras En- Cuisine
3:00-3:15 Pm.
Paraiso lnfantil
4:45-5: 100 PM.
La Sabe listed
5:00-5:15 Pm.
Pedro infante
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28
SUN

1:15-TeSt Pattern
2:0o-Life Is With LiV'g
2:30-PauI Whiteman
3:00-To Be Announced
4:30-Beulah
5:00-Ringside with the
RasSlers
6:00-The Names Same
6:30-Super Circus
7:00-CharIie Ruggles
7:30-ShoW Business
8:o0-Big ,Payoff
9:0o-lnformation Please
9:30-Break the Bank
10:oo-TroubIe W'h Fiber
10:30-Hour of Decision,
Billy Graham
1o:45-To BE Announced
11:00-The Doctor
1f:30-Health Aids
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

6:15- ZOO Am.
Musical Clock
9:00-9:30 AM.
News and Let's Pretend
>11:00. .11:30 AIM
Grand Central Station
1890 TOO Pm.
Meet the .Missus
$780, $3.50 Pm.
SarWark Motorcade
500 $3.50 Pm.
Gene Autry
6:30- 200 PM.
TarZan
300 $3.50 PM.
Vaughn Monroe
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

7:30 500 Am.
Play the Favorites
11:2 1900 PM.
Close To You
1925 1890 Pm.
Baukhage News
400 Ais Pm.
Curt Massey
4:30 4:45 Pm.
Swap 1t Club
$50 5:55 Pm.
Sky King
$3.50 900 PM.
Peter Salem
1000 10:15 PM.
Glenn Hardy News
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

7:45-8:oo Am.
Career Girl
9:00- $3.50 Am.
Texas Rangers -
9:30- 1000 Am.
Hopalong Cassidy
1o:o0-11:o0 Am.
Howdy Doody
11:00-11:30 Am.
Archie Andrews
1900 1880 Pm.
Mary Lee Taylor
12:30-1:00 Pm.
Nat. Farm e. Home Hr
7:30.S:00 Pm.
Grand Ole Opry
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

$780, 500 Am.
Am Rhythm Roundup
9:00- 10000 Am.
Glendale ALL Star Jackpot
10:00- 1900 Pm.
WhittIe'S Whims
900 400 Pm.
Music a la Mode.
4:30- 500 Pm.
Uncle Chris
600 $50 Pm.
News and Sports
$500 9:30 Pm.
Phoenix Senators
9:30- 1900 Am.
Dance Time
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

S:00- $3.50 Am.
Minutes and Melodies
10:15- 10:45 Am.
Today With Marg
11:15-11:45 Am.
Magic Moments of Music
1900 500 Pm.
Dick Gilbert Show
4:30- 600 Pm.
Macs Musical Roundup
6:00- 800 Pm.
Red HarkinS Show
$780, 900 Pm.
Youth Playhouse
10:00- 1900 Pm.
Phone Request
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

6:O0- 500 A.
Am Rhythm Roundup
$500 900 A.
Funnypaper Man
900 1900 PM.
Parade of Hits
1900 500 Pm
Sunday With Music
$780, 4:30 Pm.
Columbia MasterWorkS
6:30- 200 PM.
Guy Lombardo
800 $50 PM.
Phoenix Senators
9:30- 1900 AN
Dance Time
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

1O:3O-TeSt Pattern
1O:45-Colum. princeton
3:0o-Super Circus
4:00-Pentagon Wash.
ington
4:30-To Be Announced
5:00-Spanish Program
5:55-BasebalIScoreboard
6:O0@l Love Lucy
6:30-Wanted
.6:45-TV Spotlight
>7:OO-Ail- Star Revue
S:O0-First Federal
Ranger Show
8:30-Beat the Clock
9:00-Korda Theatre
10:30-ShoWs Of Shows
n :0o-Movie Time
11:30-Sign Off
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

$780, 600 Am.
Kiddie Show
600 $50 A.
Mothers Show
1000 10:30 Pm.
Ranger Show
1:45 4:30 Pm.
u of Arizona Game
7:30 7:45 Pm.
Studebaker Scores
f0:30 1900 PM.
Dancing Party
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

9:00-10:00 A. M.
Variety Time
HOO -11:15 Am.
Trade Winds
1900 500 PM.
Dick Gilbert Show
4:15- 4:30 Pm.
Peggy Lee
6:OO- 500 Pm.
Red Harkins
9:30- 10:00 Pm.
Music You Want
10:00- 1900 PM.
: Phone Choice
1900 100 Am.
Jazz Hour
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

700 7:45 Am.
Swap Shop
900 10 100 Am.
Amonu the Shops
f0:00- 1890 Am.
Welcome Inn
12:30-3:00 Pm.
"12:30 Club"
3:00-5:00 Pm.
Music Matinee
7:0O-9:00 p. m.
Musical Scoreboard
300 1000 Pm.
Juke Box
%1ass U.s. ga 1
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

-1o:30-12:30. Pm.
Today's Top Tunes
12:30-5s00 Pm.
Musical Scoreboard
$500 600 Pm.
sMusical Menu
$500 6:15 Pm.
Sports Spotlite
6:30- 1900 Midnight
-KRiZ Concert Hall
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

7:00-7:15 Am.
World News
, $50 10000 Am.
Voice of Prophecy
b 1880 1900 Moon
Chicago Roundtable
>1:30- I As Pm.
Bob Considine
2:30-3:00 Pm.
Martin Kane
800 80 Pm.
Hollywood Star Playhse
'6:00-6:30 Pm.
Meredith Wilson
8:30-9:00 Pm.
Ariz. Crossroads
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

700 7:45 Am.
Swap Shop
7:45-8:00 Pm.
The Old Cowhand
300 900 Pm.
Western Jamboree
600 1000 Am.
Among the Shops
10:00- 1890 Pm.
Welcome Inn
12:30-3:o0 Pm.
"12:30 Club"
3:00-3:15 Pm.
Guest Star
4:00.5:00 p. M. q
Music Matinee
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

500 8:15 Am.
O'MaIIey's Morn. Report
900 9:15 Am.
Breakfast Gang
1900 12:15 Pm.
Stapley,s Noon News
1890 100 PIN.
Queen For A Day
100 1:25 Pm.
Ladies' Fair
3:45 400 PM.
Paula Stone
7:30 7:55 Pm.
Eddy Arnold -.
10:45 11:o0 Pm.
Sam Jones
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

800 $3.50 Am.
Church of the Air
900 1000 Am.
over The Coffee Cup
10:00- II 100 Am.
Forever Yours
11:O0-11:30 Am.
Salt Lake Tabernacle
.2:30- $500 PM.
Pick a Winner
500 $3.50 Pm.
King Arthur's R'TabIe
600 =. $50 PM.
Bergen Mccarthy
$3.50. 10000 Pm.
The Whistler
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28
THURS. >

9:25 $3.50 Am.
Holland Angle News
1900 11:15 AM.
Newspaper of the Air
$3.50 3:45 Pm.
Friendly Time
500 $50 Pm.
Green Hornet %.
$50 5:55 Pm.
Wild Bill Hickock
GAS 6:55 PM.
Sam Hayes
7:55 : 300 Pm. '
Bill Henry
10:30 10:55 Pm. |:
Family Theatre
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

9:oo-e:15 AIN.
Star Guessing
.S:00-9:15 A.
Four Star Review
9:3o.9:45 Am.
Bob e. Ray
9:45- 1000 A.
Dave {GarroWay
:00-11:30 Am.
Strike It Rich
2:oo-2:15 PM.
Backstage Wife
l6:o0.6:15 Pm.
News
$50. 1000 Pm.
Railroad Hour
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

8:30- 900 Am.
Healing Waters
10:0o- 1 I 100 A. M.
Frontier Tunes
1890 100 Pm.
Central Methodist Church
300 2:30 PM.
Revival Hour
$780, 400 Pm.
Greatest Story Ever Told
200 7:15 Pm.
Walter Winchell
600 9:15 Pm.
Drew Pearson
10:55 :. 1900 Pm.
News
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

200 7:45 Am.
Swap Shop
9:00. .10:00 A. M.
Among the Shops
10:00- 1880 Am.
Welcome Inn
12:30-3:00 PM.
"12:30 Club"
6:0o-6:15 Pm.
Sports Hilites
6:45-7:00 PM.
John T. Flynn .
10:00- II Midnight
Serenata Nocturnal
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

5:00- 800 AIM.
Am Rhythm Roundup
900 10:00 Am.
Glendale All-Star Jackpot
10:00-12:00 Pm.
Whittle's Whims
300 4:00sP.M.
Music a la Mode
4:30. $500 Pm.
Uncle Chris
6:o0- $3.50 Pm.
News and Sports
8:00- $3.50 Pm.
Phoenix Senators
9:30- 1900 Am.
Dance Time
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

6:00- $500 Am.
AM Rhythm Roundup
9:00- 10000 Am.
Glendale All-Star Jackpot
10000 1900 Pm.
WhittIe's Whims
900 400 Pm.
Music a la Mode
4:30. $500 Pm.
Uncle Chris
500 $3.50 Pm.
News and Sports
$780, $3.50 Pm.
Phoenix Senators
9:30- 1900 Al
Dance Time
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

7:45- 500 A. m.
Valley Express
1:15- 1880 Pm.
Woman's Matinee
400 Ais Pm.
Allan jackson
5:45- 600 Pm.
Edward r. MurroW
ZOO $500 PM.
Lux Radio Theatre
800 8:30eP.M.
Bob Hawk
8:45- 600 Pm.
Bill TurnboW
10:30 1900 PM.
Klub 'KOOL
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

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H. i. "'' "s''':s s:so-soo Pm. 1000 Pm.
NJ $3.50. e:ooA.M. \ $500 7.ooA.M.
Healing 1SoS. %atecs H0r7 75c Rs' H1aar 9ss Am
m Fr0"tss s:so aunss oo pm ''"e e5 !soe $40 s"'
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me- Revyci sso HoHc Zoo Pm MY rse IT'S stp.y so PM
Greatest story Ever Told Strictly Fol-. Women
waite! 500 wHShs' s1s PM COOKS 7:sO 1o'nse 500 PM
0'ew fo!5s'. ssar'Gn fi:oo PM.
NJ - $500 $40 AM. L. 7:45- 500 AM.
0""'ss 500 g. ,eeo t1s Ar AIM v''sy TS01: Pm
over 6Se G95tss Su' Zoo PM
No. NJ" F0'sT1: Zoo. 80 Am. s4s. 500 PM
Salt i:as sse soo P Eda7a 7oosco EN-
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King s:SS SS'ns; s;o sI:''s en- Bob +sx sss 900 PM
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The Whistler kub kooL
a. ao:a9;12:so ~ 9, Pm. co. 200 90, 7'4s AM
l. '''a 4s:so.5oo PM 7:45.s:oo Pm.
Music: SEQ ses en- The $50 500 soo sM
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4:0o.s:Oo p. M.
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NJ 600 500 AM. $500 500 Am.
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lights Sunday With Music Music la Mode
M, $780, 4:3o Pm. 430- $500 P.M
Columbia Master\Works Uncle Chris
M $50 ZOO I'M 500 $50 PM
Guy Lombardo News and Sports
M. Pm. 930 p M.
Phoenix Senators Phoenix Senators
M. 93o- 1900 Am. e:30-12:oo AM
" Dance Time
DOMINGO LUNES
4. 7:oos:so AM e:15.s:aoo Am. j
Dominqueras Desayuno Musical
M 8:3o-9:3o Am. 9oo-9o5 Am.
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2:3o-3:oo Pm. 4:O0-4:15 PM
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4:455:o0 PM
SUN MON.
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

$500 200 Am.
Hora Del Hogar
7:30 7:55 Am.
Time, Tunes e. Temp.
9:15- $50 Am.
Chet Huntley
10:30-10:5 AIM.
Ny True Story
1:15 1880 Pm.
Strictly For Women
4:30 500 Pm.
Cooks Corner
7:30 $500 PM.
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

| 6:15- 200 A. M.
Musical Clock
9:30- 9:45 Am.
Local News
1:15- f:30 PM.
| Woman'S Matinee :.
5:15 $50 Pm.
Local News
$50 200 PM.
Dr. Christian
7:30-8:o0 Pm.
Whats My Line
8:00- 9:00P.M.
IBC Boxing Bouts
f0:00- 10 0-15sP.M.
Local News
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

7:45- 500 Am.
Top o the Morning
9:30- GAS Am.
Local News
$500 Pm
Buelah
6:30- 7:00rP.M.
Mr.. and Mrs. North
700 7:3o Pm.
Life With Luigi
7:30 $500 Pm.
My Friend lrma
$50. 600 Pm.
Hollywood Music Hall
1880 1900 Pm.
KIub KOOL
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

| 9:0o- -9:15 Am.
Star Guessing
s8:15.8:30 Am.
Rename the Song
7:00-7:30 Pm.
bet Your Life
7:3o-8:oo PM. !.
Big Story
8:O0-s:30 Pm:
Arizona Adventure
io:30-9:0o Pm.
dangerous Assignment
9:3o-10.00 Pm.
GiIdersIeeVe
10:00- 1915 Pm.
IWorld News
200 7:15 Am.
Top Of the News
9:15 600 Am.
Breakfast Club
10:10 10:15 Am.
Jack Berch Show
2:45- 500 IN.
Janet Gum Show
500 -e3:15 Pm.
Paul Harvey
$780, 200 Pm.
Lone Ranger
200 7:30 r! M.
Mystery Theatre
10:10 10:15 Pm.
Bob Chase
Arizona sun., 1952-11-28

$3.50 10:30 Am.
Hoop Dee Doc
10:30 11:00 Am.
Let's Take a Holiday
2:30 $3.50 Pm.
Record Matinee
400 4:15 Pm.
Curt Massey
500 $3.50 Pm.
Sgt. Preston of Yukon
6:15 $3.50 PM.
Fulton Lewis
$3.50 600 Pm.
Ariz. Town Hall
10:15 10:30 Pm.
4 Vote For
Evening star., 1952-09-26

A luncheon meeting Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Society Of the
Danes of the Court Of Honor will
be held at pm. tomorrow at the
home Of Mrs. Harry D. Kirk OF
West Glendale avenue, Alexandria
Mrs. Robert Bachman will pre-
side over the meeting.
Following the luncheon. Mrs
Guy Withers and Mrs. Smith Cole
man will tell members of their
recent experiences in genealogical
research as part Of the afternoon
program.
Ofncers Of the society. in addi-
ton to Mrs. Bachman, include
Mrs. Withers, first vice president:
Mrs. William Thompson Clark,
second vice president; Mrs. Will
liam w. Holt. chaplain; Mrs.
James A. Williamson. recording
secretary; Mrs. William B. Dortch,
corresponding secretary; Miss
Frances D. Shirley, treasurer: Mrs.
Ferguson Cary, historian; Mrs.
Smith Coleman, registrar; Mrs.
Nelson Hubel, curator; Mrs. Gary
Evening star., 1952-09-26
Court of Honor Society to Meet

Hughes. auditor. and Mrs. J. En-
NETT Sebree, parliamentarian.
Membership in the recently
formed society requires lineal
descent from a commissioned off,
Ger who served in any of the wars
in which the United States has
been engaged beginning with the
Colonial wars and ending with
the war Between the States.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
Fashion Show
Set for Tuesday,

The Women's Club of Our Lady
of Sorrows Church, Takoma Park,
Md, will open the fall season with
Ia fashion show to be presented at
$3.50 pm. Tuesday in Our Lady of
Sorrows School auditorium.
Mrs. Jeanette Fowler is chair
man and Mrs. Harriet Busby, CO.
chairman of the committee in
charge of arrangements.
Proceeds from this event and
others planned in the future will
be used to augment a building
fund.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
Officer Feted
By oo's Chapter

Mrs. Wendell H. Moore. chair
man Of the Washington Chapter
of the Ninety Mines Internation-
al Women Pilots Organization)
entertained at a luncheon yester-
day in the Madrillon Restaurant,
in honor Of Mrs. John H. Wright
of Jamestown, N. Y. international
treasurer Of the 99's.
Mrs. Wright is visiting Washing
ton in connection with the Ameri-
can Automobile Associations 50th
anniversary convention. In addi-
ton to serving as treasurer Of the
eos, Mrs. Wright is chairman Of
the jamestown. N. Y, Airport
Commission.
Other luncheon guests included
Mrs. Blanche Noyes, Mrs. F. Lee
Moore, Miss Louise Milliken and
Miss Jean Ross Howard.
Evening star., 1952-09-26

For teen-age party serve ham
burgers on buns and cole slaw
add salted peanuts to the slaw.