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The Troy Record from Troy, New York • Page 26

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The Troy Recordi
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Troy, New York
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THE TROY RECORD, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1, 19S1. Political Advtrtiitment Political Advertiicment TONITE TROY'S FIRST POLITICAL DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM SEE AND HEAR EDWARD A. FITZGERALD REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR of TROY RADIO HEAR MAYOR FITZGERALD DELIVER A STRAIGHT-FORWARD, FACTUAL ADDRESS WHICH CONVINCINGLY POINTS OUT WHY TROY is a BETTER CITY Under REPUBLICAN Guidance JUST DIAL YOUR FAVORITE RADIO STATION! WTRY WROW WGY WFLY WOKO WPTR WXKW WABY WSNY -ALSO- TELEVISION V'RGB P.M.- FURTHER CONVINCING PROOF YOU CAN ASSURE TROY'S CONTINUED PROGRESS BY VOTING REPUBLICAN! ELECT ALL REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES VOTE ROW ''ft'' ALL THE WAY RENSSELAER COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE ON THE AIR Radio Programs From Local Statiom Tht Record Newspapers' FM Station An Affiliate of Rural fUdlo Network 92.3 Me oa your FM Band Channel Jit Air--Week 6:80 A.AL-11:0§ Today A Farm Digest: 7: IS--Weather Rouadnp Tubby in)--News International Visitor Singing Singing Calling In the Sky Hall 11 :4.v~Egg Bulletin Melodies at Noon P. M. State Farmer Your Health Today School oi the Favorites Dettinger Matinee Concert Stage News Candlelight Silver Edition 6:00 News Weather Markets Fitzgerald Storyteller Weather 7.

-30-- Due-Piano 3:00 News Symphony Hal! News 9:05 Concert HalS Music Since 1900 Record Showcase A. M. Roundup Tubfty Calling Asaerica Singing Roundup Calling In the Sky Home Melodies it Noon P. M. Roundup Report State farmer Research Today School of the Air Novels Favorites tot Dottinger Matinee Stage Sliver Edition Roundup 25--Markets a.t Home Roundup Hail Hal! of Mozart in X-atin America Concert Paris, Please Today 5.000--WXRY, Troy, 980 p.m.

103.7 Me A. M. Almanac Almanac Cook Cook Cook Willis 9 Lane 9 Godfrey Willis P. M. Jenny Trent' Out for ifuslc Sister Perkins Dr.

JTalone Guiding Light 2 Mrs. Burton Mason Warren Day House Take All Record Man News Tour the Band Shudt Fitzgerald Thomas Smith 15 R. Murrow the Sbeahan of Yukon King of Music Suns Fitzgerald Crosby Show Lewis, jr. Haymes Heuer Carivan Gun Club. Henry or False.

Roundup Edwards In Blue. Talking Highlight Ross P. of Life for Tomorrow in Science Time With Stone Hostess Walsh Show Susan Looking at You Parks Show Smith Corbett-Space Cadet Stories Doody BUI County Democrats Ma-p -KuJila, --Fran and Ollie County Republicans of the Town Story Age Barn of Sports County Independents Labor Pfrrty Homes Sbow Albany, 850 of Stars 855 Me A lomorrow Hickok Hickok and Weather Hickok Agronsky Club True Story and Crocker In Peace fe War the Storm 30--Playhouse tiie Death Squad ground Lineup Concert for Listening Journey a Girl Marries the Bank Berch P. M. H.

Lindlahr for Survival Harvey Parry with.BookS' 50.000--WGY, Sche'Udy, 810 Husband p.m. 99 5 Me A. M. Devotions Lee Wills Pudney Show Pudney Show Pudney Show Brooks Travelers or Nothing It Rich Row Garroway P.M. Showcase Paper of the Air Troy, 980 p.m.

102.7 A. M. Almanac Almanac Cook Cook Cook L-XS Wills Melody Godfrey Willis P. Trent Out for Music Sister Perkins Dr. Malone Light Mrs.

Burton The final pre-election of the Citizens Party of'the Town of Waterford will be held Friday at p.m. at the Town Hall. Lodge To Meet. A communciatioR of the Clinton Lodge, F. A.M., wiU be held today at 7:30 p.m.

at the Masonic Temple. A second degree will be conferred on a class of candidates, directed by Bennett Ripin. Richard N. Clarke, master, will preside. To Return Home Singapore (AP)--More than 4,000 Singapore Chinese who, went to Communist China now we seeking to return hefe; They've applied for re-entry visas but they'll likely have a long, wait It was estimated that investigation of applications would require several months.

Denied Increase. Strict measures are now being W. David Zelie, science teacher I enforced to prevent illegal entry at Waterford High School who car-land exit. Persons desiring to tion neir the scent, said he MW "bif presumably a leopard, on the iide; of the highway. Trooper Harm said; some mohV keyi also escaped in the wreck, but no" one except powibly the circus ovmers gave these little fellows much thought.

Depart- ried his fight for a pay increase to the ment. increase by the Waterford Board! of Education. Mr. in his appeal, had charged thatJVliss M. Marion Ranney, school principal, had shown! leave must show good cause any.exit permit is granted.

Leopard (Continued from Page One) "bias" in preparation of his serv-jthe girl and killed her by biting ice record on which merit pay in- her head, Davenport said, creases were based and that he was denied the $300 promotional increment given to some other Circle Martin Winters Club Jon and Sparky Sche'ady, "810 Factory Hickok Fitzgerald- Herrick Grant Edition Davis Eagle Attorney Star Playhouse Amateur Hour Reporter of Tomorrow Harbor Dixie Find Mass Grave Singapore (AP)--A mass grave of 1,300 Chinese" and Malays shot by the Japanese during their wartime occupation was discovered in the Bedok road section Singa: pore. Swanson Show Band IMS--Time for Tup or Nothing Like A Millionaire Banghart and the Neivs Can Be Beautiful of Life Young's Family ft) Wire Dallas Television A Time Aid MOOre Health 1 Hundred Years Widder Brown Time in My House It Hich Plain Bin EBR and I Sun--Front Page Farrell Jones Life for Tomorrow Camera with Stone Penny 1 wita Stone Arnold Republicans Fitzgerald Star Extra to Inquire of the World Man's Family Knows Beii Keen Hit. "Parade Willson of the World H'GFM--FM--3-11 p.m. S3.5 Me. A Devotions Lee Willis Pudney Show Show Pudney Show Brooks or Nothing It Rich Row Garroway P.

M. Showcase Paper of the Air Swanson Show for Tup or Nothing Albany, 590 p.m. 93.9 Me A. M. Club Report Watch Hlgble 9 HurlelgS Test Club Pettitt TROY QUICK SHOE REPAIR 81 THIRD ST.

2 Doors Below Lincoln Theater Specializing in Orthorpedic Work Martin Show 10: appy Fair for a Day Masaey Time P. M. Drooz Foster Susan Lookinjr, at You Goodwin Show Stilth for Beany Stories Doody Bill Map County 10 Albany, 850 3.000--H'ROH'. Albany, 590 WROW--KM--3-9 p.m. Mo A.

M. Club "NO--Weather Report Watch HJgbie Hurlelgh Club Pettitt Test Felton Fair for a Day Mawey Tims P. Prooz Democrats County Democrats Lane the Music Kane, Private Eye Republicans County Republicans 95.5 Me. A. M.

Bill HlcKOk 6:25 Weather- BUI Hickok News and Weather Bill Hickok 7:45 News 00-- Martin Affronsky 8:15 Bill Hickok 9:00 Breakfast Club 10:00 My Trus Story Uncle" Place Arnold and Crocker Crime Against the Storm 11:00 Lone Journey When a. Girl Marries 11:30 Break the Bank Jack Berch P. Victor H. Llndlafer 12 News 12:45 Jan Garber TOMORROW M. ews Shop Huadrfid Years Time It Rich Egs and I Harvey Parry 1HS--gong for the Day Husband Paris' Astoria Hotel Bids Military Goodbye Paris (AP)--The Astoria ttotel finally got its discharge from Aili- tary service--but it's staying in government service.

The 40-year-old, seven-story hotel, just a few yards rfrom the Arc de Triomphe, has served as headquarters for the Germans, the Allies, the Americans and the Atlantic, forces ot Gen. Eisenhower, Now the American Embassy has taken it over and will put its visa section there. a piece of meat stuck in his throat during a meal. Two doctors, called in late, managed to remove the meat with their fingers. One then made an incision in Ek's chest in an unsuc- SHOES SANITIZED AND DEODERIZED WITH ULTRA VIOLET RAY SHOES DYED, ZIPPERS REPAIRED REPLACED IS west of Mt Ida.

The wreck of the animal transport truck occurred on a curve in Highway 270 near that road's intersection with Highway 71. While there were differing reports during the day as tc how many and what kind-of animals were on the loose, Fred Haw-, thorne, operator of a service sta- Mt Ida, where the circus was to show last night, is 35 miles teachers a year ago. west of Hot Springs, about 75 air- The state department in June ii ne miles southwest of Little ruled his service record had noti Rock an( 8 0 miles southwest of 5 Cen re 5 are nf LH Smith, ttena is 35 miles dered the Waterford school board to have a new Tecord drafted. The board now has informed Mr. Zelie that a "proper" record has been written, but that on recommendation of Charles H.

Field, superintendent of it again is denying the promotion increase he sought. Although denied the $300 promotional increment, Mr. Zelie has received a raise from $3,200 to $3,850 under a change in teachers' salary schedules, but he insMs he is still behind other teachers who got the promotional increment and could receive $4,000 if it were granted to him. Women's Cpuiicil Blades Books For Crime Rise Montreal (AP)--The' National Council of Women was told recently that a sharp increase in the number of "highly dramatic crimes" is largely attributable to "the sad plight of the modern, so- called literature." Mrs. C.

L. Pearson of Toronto, in her report as chairman of the council's committee on cinema and printed matter, said such crimes usually follow "one or the' other of the threadbare patterns of trashy books." KICHMID CONTE and 1UUA Tonlte--Kipling's "ELEPHANT BOY'' with Sabu end "AFRICA SPEAKS" Mohawk Friday "Flying Leathernecks" "DEPORTED" Boote 87. North Hooslck, Y. "LET'l DANCE" COLOR BY TJBCHN1COLOK Betty Hutton, Fred Astaire "THE AVENGERS" John Carroll, Adele Man "CARTOON 4 LAST TIMES TONIGHT O'BRIEK DEAX JAGGEK (TECHNICOLOR) --'ALSO Everett SJoane "THE MEN' 'Ihetie PALACE GREGORY PECK Twelve o'Glock High --PLtJS-- William BENDIX--DennU O'KEJEKE Abroad with Two Yanks COMPLETE THE PLAYHOUSE PLAViyG 'THE HAPPY TIME" SMASH-HIT COMEDY TV'lth A Broadway Company For Reservations Call AS 2-6283 393 TROY, T. THE FKOG MEN Richard Wldmark David Anderson BATON PASS Denis Morgan Patricia CARTOON cessful bid to massage and revive him.

his heart Sailor Dies After Meat Sticks In Throat Sydney (AP)--Oscar Ek, 52- year-old Finnish member of the crew of the Norwegian tanker "Bucinum," died of asphyxia when of DittrtM Arising from STOMACH ULCERS DUE TO EXCESS ACID QUICK RELIEF OR HO COST About IS Doy Otter' Otw four mflUM of tlM TmmxTWEKT been Mid for rctitf of of dUtwwi ariilnt from itomMM IHMn due to due KMMC Aak vhkti fully MtiUini this ramnrk- DAFFNIR'S PHARMACY DONNELLY A HANNA DRAKE'S PHARMACY LINDSAY DRUG CO. PURCILL'S REXALL PHARMACY YORKI PHARMACY Averili Park: PARK'S PHARMACY ADAYCANIY TOMORROW mm I I Sh(rivn i2 :3 3:41 6:52 10:00 IGAINST iHCX HABWOEH i -MWK IKMD- TUESDAY, ELECTION DAY WEDNESDAY CAB GALLOWAY SHOW IN PERSON ON THE STAGE of mi" SITTY ROWLAND STATE TODAY INIZ CLAIR HELD OVER JOHN GARFIELD SHELLET WINTERS "HE RAN ALL THE 'AS YOU WERE' Jfl'HN WAYNE -ROBERT WK TWTK HIT EOMIMO UZUCTM O'BRIEN SCOTT TERRY MOORE- Two OF A KIND YOU CAN SEE IT A IT WILL HOLD YOU SPELL BOUND!" fc MARLON KIM HUNTER KARL MALDEN i i titUa. Mm te Eiipmrt COLONIAL THEATER --CENTRAL ALL tutht of men and music DAILY PERFORMANCES FROM 4:30 P.M. SAT. AND SUN.

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