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The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 10

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Decatur, Illinois
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PAGE TEN THE DECATUR REVIEW Decatur, Illinois, Thursday, February 12, 1953. Thursday Night Radio Programs PETR0 EMPLOYE TO RUN FOR TUSCOLA ALDERMAN Tuscola, Feb. II (Staff) i Ralph Brown, -a plant superin WSOY WLS-WENR W6H WSOY-FM WMAQ 1349 KC CBS 19U MC CBS C7S KC NBC KC MBS 199 KC ABC TAYL0RVILLE INDUSTRIAL GROUP PICKS G0LL0GHER Taylorville, Feb. 11 (Staff) Clarence Goflogher has been elected president of the Taylorville Industrial Development" Group. Other officers' elected included: Vice, president, Dallas Achenbach.

Secretary, Richard Hershey. Treasurer, Louis Flanders. filmed and the films sent here by air express. The station is scheduled to open July It may have "to rely on the kinescope process for "a month or two," Cowgill said. Traffic Arrests Robert D.

Hooper, Moweaqua, was fined $14 for speeding 45 miles an hour from 2000 to 2500 North Main Street. candidacy petition, for the office now held by Robert Knapp. Knapp is not seeking re-election this spring. The holdover alderman in the Third Ward is Ralph Allen. Cerre Gordo Show The annual March of Dimes variety show and dance review will be held at 8 p.

m. today in the Cerro Gordo High School Gym. tendent for National-Petro Chemicals' Corporation announced to night he will be a candidate for alderman in the Third Ward. He will complete with Gerald Campbell, who already has filed his r-y' w.jssy.v.ywjwams.;e 6 PM Bandstand Bandstand News Fulton Lewis. Jr.

News PM Jonioe Miss Junior Miss The Sympbaaett News Farm Notes; Vespers -30 Ian Uarbez Show Ian Garbex Shew News Gabriel Heattes SUiti Eagls IVia -4S Edward R. Marrow Edward R. Marrow One Mmn'a Family Mutual Newswel Jm 7' PM Meet Millie Meet Millie Ray Roger! Official DetecriT Your Grocer You wpm' On Stage On Suae Father Knows Best The Cisco Kid All Aboard for Music Charles AnteU JJ r. 8M Time for Lots Time for lose Truth or News; Reynolds Folk Music tPM Reynolds en Records Bins Crosby Bing Crosby Eddie Cantor Show 41 Footte Farorites JM 9 The American Way The American-Way ludy Canoes Show News News rv PM Sane DoweO Garden of Eden 1 1 -it JO Sports; Serenade Sports; Serenade News? Music Folk Music Serenade; I Beliese Serenade; I Benere Quality Music f.JM -4 fX News News News; Dowrll News; Junction ,4 PM I 1 Points en Sports Points on Sports Arbogaat Saxie Dowell Country Junction I 1 1 It I IIMDance Band Dance Band News News; Junction I Ills JL" Weather; Sports Dance Band Country-Junction 1 f-tl News; Band News; Band Reporter at Large Frank Edwards. News Dance Band Dance Band The Chez Show Let's Dance I 'I Chicago at Night Music by jLaiplits I Smartest Leisure Shoes Any where WTVPto Be CBS Affiliate The Prairie Television Company has affiliated with the CBS television network, Harold G.

Cowgill, general manager of. the company's proposed new TV station, announced yesterday. CBS programs will be used as the basic programs of the proposed station WTVP, Cowgill said. Such programs as "Amos and Andy," ''Burns and Allen," "Red Buttons," and the Arthur Godfrey shows will be telecast. Outstanding shows of the other major TV networks, NBC, ABC and DuMont, will be used to supplement CBS programs, Cowgill The network shows will be brought here by a micro-wave system which will be installed between Chicago and St Louis.

The microwave system will be capable of handling all four he said. It is being constructed by the Illinois Bell Telephone If the micro-wave system is. not finished by the time the Decatur station opens, network programs here will be kinescopic, he said. That, is, the actual shows will-be When you're takin' it easy, do you dress the part? A sport coat and slacks call for a different type of shoe than Daytime Radio Programs for Friday WSOY-FM WSOY-FM Special-Decahir High vs. Peoria Central 1MJ MC CBS Game Time 8:15 p.

m. WSOY WDZ WMAQ WGN WLS-WENR 1349 KC CBS 1959 KC S79 KC NBC 729 KC MBS 899 KC ABC 72t KC MBS you ordinarily wear. You'll rate these tops for casual good Rooster Giib looks, flexible comfort. AM Farm Hon News Norman Roa Rosa; News Farm Balletia Board Skecter Bonn Chet Randolph News 6 6 morning ixfuuuuj Sangamon Special News; Sangamon 10 Eddy Arnold; Spots Bill Erans Show am World News RoundspDrake's Ranch AM IS morning nenua woria news Norman Ross Ross; News 400 Hour 400 Hour; News Red Blanchard Newt; Weather News 7 7 jo 1 n. i.

Local news; mane T. N. T. Local News Musical Clock Breakfast Club Ring Crosby MIc hii own story, "Call Me Lucky." It tarta in thii week'. Saturday Evening Poat.

Don't miaa it! Get your copy it's on sale today! News Johnson Family Your 'Neighbor Mode That Sinai News AMNews of America Musical Seconds 30 Concert in Rhythm Nancy's Notebook Us Tello Test Breakfast Club 8 8 19 AM Arthur Godfrey AM Kitchen Club Reporter, New Back to the Bible :1 Welcome Traveler Doable or Nothing News Virginia Gale Victor Lindlahr Mail Call 9 My True Story Whispering Streets When a Girl Marries IS 30 9 JO $10.95 Palomino Leather Crepe Sole AM Arthur Godfrey IS Shopper's Serenade Hospitality Program Ladies Fair Queen for Day Arkie's Coffee Til News Break the Bank 19 Strike It Rich Bob ft Ray Bob Hope Show 19 JO Betty Lane Rose maiy rS AM AMwendy Warren Fnr the Ladies 11 Let's Talk About Dick Haymes Here's to Vets Man on the Street Victor Lindlahr Here's Norman Ross Ross, News News 11 Curt Massey Time News Tello Test Holland News Jack Berch Show Kitchen The Buccaneers Markets; Weather JO Helen Trent Woman's Hour News: Jack Carson acic fjarson snow News; Markets Markets, Farm News Dinner Bell Time Cedric Foster, News Musical Carnival Market Reporter Newi World News Mary Merryfield News, Markets Merryfield; News Quartet; Farm News Luncheon Antics Farm Reporter 1211 PM oon lSews "WlNTHROP ht-n-0vim Rhythms at Random 11 1PM DeSoto-Plymouth Trade-ins rOU CAN'T AFFORD TO WAIT STRAIGHT SALE PRICE 1952 DeSoto Custom 4 Dr. 173A $2000 1931 DeSoto Custom; 4 Dr. 40B 1843 1952 Plymouth Cranbrook 4 Dr. 97A 1795 1951 Dodge Coronet 4 Dr. 156A 1745 1951 Plymouth Cranbrook 4 Dr.

59A 1490 1950 Chrysler; Windsor 4 93A 1595 1950 DeSoto Custom 4 Dr. 86A 1550. 1950 DeSoto Custom Club. 45B 1495 1950 DeSoto Custom Convertible 1585 1950 Dodge Custom 4 Dr. Nice- 1325 .1950 Hudson Pacemaker 4 Dr.

Bargain 1000 1950 Nash Statesman Super 4 Dr. A-l 1190 II. P. Hazclrigg Company DeSoto-Plymouth Sales and Service 435-449 E. Prairie St.

Phone 3-3479 910.95 Blue Suede or Tan Glove Leather Crepe Sole 1PM Forward March, Chapel of the Air Wed Howard Take A Number Dolph Hewitt Perry Mason American Quartet Howard; News School Time -JO Nora Drake Dan Garroway Harold Turner Bob Aether Present r4S Brighter Day All Star Roundup. Knlda, Fran ft ODi The Stamoters 2 PM Around Town Out Life Can Be Beautiful M. Margaret M'Bride Bob Atchcr Present House Party Road of Life The Show Case Pepper Young Family Feature Food -4S Aunt Jenny Right to Happiness 3M Hilltop House Jim Scanty Show Backstage Wife News Cal Tinner Road of Life Stella Dallas Earl Nightingale Ma Perkins Widder Brown Charles AnteH Young Dr. Malone Woman in My House Paul Harrey 47? The Guiding Light Just Plain Bill Ernie Simon Beulah Karaey Bar None Ranch Front Page FarreU Lorenzo Jones Hits with Hubbard tlncle Remus The Doctor's Wife 5 WvT, I Green Hornet News; Hubbard Hits mhr'Jma. puul Newl Wed Howard Hits with Hubbard Anthony wad Bill Hickok Newr, Hubbard Hit Lowell Thomas News Hickok; News Hits with Hubbard 4s i mm i I IMTHROP 51 Shoes $9.95 Elk or Palomino Crepe Sole J.

P. Petition Harry H. Sackriter, 2004 W. tions for nomination as a justice of the peace candidate in the Decatur Township Republican caucus. Waggoner is circulating peti BROTHERHOOD WEEK Honor Rolls for Conference Members to Be in Theaters Decatur motion picture theaters will join with other organizations in observing Brotherhood Week, Feb.

RAIPP SON 139 N. Water Brotherhood Weelc this year will be the 25th anniversary of the Na tional Ctonterence of Christians and Jews, organization sponsoring ob servation of the Honor rolls on which Decatur movie goers who become members IS A WAY OF LIFE of the National Conference may list their names will be displayed in the lobbies of the local theaters. The Honor Rolls will then be sent to President Eisenhower. Adult memberships in the Conference may be had for contribution of $l-or more. Children giving 25 cents are listed as members.

Funds obtained from contributions at Decatur theaters and approximately 18,000 others all over the country will go toward educational material to encourage cooperation between Americans of different racial backgrounds. Mayor Robert Willis is scheduled to issue a proclamation urging Decatur citizens to become members of the National Conference through the movie house signup. Decatur Pomp Smoker The Fellowship Club of employes of Decatur Pump Company will hold a smoker party for all employes at 7:30 p. m. Feb.

19. The party will be in the plant recreation rooms. Movies of the 1952 World Series will be shown. All proceeds go to the club's flower fund. Ora Mitchener and C.

E. White are in charge of People with inherent good taste know exactly what they want. In clothes, in homes, in motor can, they buy-the finest with confidence and without hesitation. When it comes to whiskey, these people for generations have made Kentucky Tavern their choice because of its uniform high quality. Glcnmore Distilleries Company, Louisville, Ky.

STAY fffff "moor $1, II Long Creek Caucus Long Creek Township Democrats will caucus from 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. Feb.

21 in Eldorado School. Saturday is the deadline for filing nominating petitions. Candidates "will be named for supervisor, town clerk, constable and two justices of the peace. ii ONE JUMP AHEAD He person who has any type of real estate to ell or rent stays "one jump ahead" by ing lib property in the Real Estate ads. Lots, farms, homes, businesses, investment and Income properties all sell faster and for better prices in this active market.

You can place your ad by phone, mail or in person at our classified eounter. A friendly, well trained ad-taker will help jm word and flaeo yonr ad. Phone 5151 HERALD and REVIEW FRIED CHICKEN SALE TODAY WINERY 1093 W. Main TOWN PUMP Kinr and Monroe PICK UP Town Pump or Winery NO OTHER BOND CAM MATCH THAT KENTUCKY TAVERN TASTE.

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