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Si rii'.NKi i A AZKI'U-:. SA n KP.W, .lANTAKV 1P 1.3 GAZETTE PHONE 4-1111 RADIO PROGRAMS LISTED HOURLY SATURDAY DISC DATA A.M. By PAUL JACKSON POPULAR. Dinah Shore (Col.): I SWING. Tommy Dorsey Golden" Earrings (75); Gentleman I Swanee River (85); Stardust Is a Dope (70). Arrangement o f f W e found a stock of this oldie in Earrings is in keeping with the one of the local, stores. River is a mood—gypsy "violins and every-!Sy Oliver arrangement and an ex- thlng. Second side is from the mu-!cellent example of big-band swing, 11:00 11:15 »uv SIO News. ReiR Relg Show News Happy Hank WBCA <t\M) World .News Re rR-Show Breakfast Com in units' News, Judge Jolly Judge sical Allegro, and is a typical show tune—a wood job of carpentry Sonny Burke's airangement works hard. Poor surfaces. Dick Haymes (De>: Little White Lies (50): Treasure of Sierra Madre (TO). Four Hits and a Miss help out on the rust side, and very nicely, too. On reverse Dick is sea-tchir.g for pold in the moun- tains and finds something he could have gotten closer at home in the Agtor lobby. Our geography says the Sierra Madre mountain range is located in Mexico, and is un- doubtedly populated by Mexicans. Oh, well . . . Sammy Kave fV): I H a t e to Lose Good dance music Stardust has Sinatra and Pied Pipers 'Nuf said J A Z Z . W e Galled 3: Music • D e c c a • album A-604): We Called It Music' 'TO.i. Nobody Knows <70>, Me!-! ancholy Baby <75>. I t s Tulip Time' '70>. Down Among' the Sheltering Palms i90), Ida i&5>. A u n t Hagai's Blues <85i. Rose of the R:o Grande •M'. A distinguished group of jazz contemporaries led by Buddie Con- don 'who recently wrote a book with the same title as this album)' make merry on these eight sides. The first four have Hackett, Kaminsky, Teagarden, Hucko, Ca- ceres. Bushkin, Candon. Lesberg and Wettling. The resuhs are not ! il n J 2 12 i: 12 :l'0 .45 Catholic Prog tn Your Name Archie Andrews Meet the ! Meeks !Srr::i:i- Ed McCormell Tic Too Tunes •« *i I Sacred -Heart Morning Mood it. Hurleigh- Garaener Dixie Four Science Show Shady Valley Jamboree W'GFM (FM)|1VS,XV 124« READ News. Wake Up Tims THR GAZETTE DAILY —i '-'">' S'ews-^ * r'-j-'r Paper o.' the Air Harrington ] N e w s Say It With I Music j P a n America, I l'r o A i.it» i y . ; ,i r i e'. i'a'in Hr-TT and e Hour !">" J n in ;> Religious Luncheon t^ardrs B.irc.s for Hands at •)jUn« . :• * M oo 15 •30 45 "oT 15 30 45 for ornerii Ve'. t- r a: s i .l-.'mnal Orchestras the Orchestra Dance Music Na:i ie in Dance Music Macalesta Singers You (701; They're Mine, They're overly stimulating. T h i n g s l i v e n up Mine (71). Second side gets the nod when the stripped-down combo of Davison, Teagarden, Russell. Ray- on these average Kaye perform- ances. (How average can one be?) Billy Eckstine (MGM): True (75) I'll Never Make the Same Mistake Again (70). Nice handling by Eck- stine and Quartones ia vocal quar- tet) on True. Too bad the tune isn't better. Mistake is a mistake. » » * •Larry Clinton (Del: Ain't She Pretty < 7 0 ' ; D i c k e y - B u d Song <65). Discouraging choice of tunes for first release of new Clinton band. Pretty has an interesting arrange- ment with a beat for dancing. Lloyd Strang and Dipsy Doodlers handle vocals. Dickey Bird is common, commercial. Gordon MacRae <Cap.): At the Candlelight Cafe (71); I Surren- der, Dear '75). Seems someone has a gypsy tell his fortune in a cafe and then for no other reason pro- ceeds to fall in love. Surrender is a semi-concert treatment of oldie with excellent Paul Weston ar- rangement. Tom Brenneman's cus- tomers will go for this. Lena Home (MGM): Take Lovl Easy ( 7 0 ) ; I F e e l s o S m o o c h i e (70). First side is from Ellington-La- Touche "Beggar's Holiday." Lyrics are on Personality idea and not particularly distinguished. Smoochie sound like a PhJl Moore effort and would maybe b e b e t t e r i f y o u could see the facial effects. Buddy Clark (Col.): Pianissimo (70); You're Too Dangerous, Cherie (65). Pianissimo is' a "plug" tune, which means you'll be hearing plenty of it whether It's good o r n o t . It isn't. (If you want to s e e h o w a tune is forced on the public, read Mel Graff's "Secret A g e n t X - 9 " s t r i p o n t h e c o m i c page, starting l a s t W e d n e s d a y . ) Cherie is poor all around.—Clark is compe- tent, why don't they give him something to work with? Alvy West and the "fcittle Band (Col: album C-152): Mom's Song (80), Poppa's Tune (80), Charm (75), Hop, Skip and Jump (75), Cathy C80), Tony's Guitar (85), Blue Rumba (75>, Uncle Samoa (75). Eight o r i g i n a l s b y a well-knit group of west coast musicians— alto, accordion, trumpet, bass, gui- tar and drums. All sides receive b e t t e r t h a n a v e r a g e fatings because of high-quality musicianship and originality. Top is Tony's Guitar, an easy moving riff tune that dis- plays unusual work with small- man, Schroeder and Blowers t a k e | over. "Big T" handles all vocals. I COMING SOON. The initial bum of the First Piano Qaurtet playing .the Cuban music of Er- nesto Lecuona (Victor) Vaughan Monroe's Passing Fancy and In a Little Bookshop . . . Mv Little Donkev 5:00 5 :15 5:30 6:45 6:00 6:15 I r>: 30 ai-: Jiit 00 15 •Mi 45 Marie and Lee Sports Gazette Xews Orchestra , . Jo Stafford's Grandmaw and band d y n a m i c s . M o m ' s S o n g i s neat and precise: Charm and Cathy are! this tune Red Wagon. ; Louis Prima's and Valencia . t I'm My Own j Haunted Heart . , . T h e tune But! I Beautiful from Road to Rio. Mar-j garet Whiting and Art-Lund have: (recorded it . . . . Oakle Baby j D o a k l e w i l l be available soon . . . . Beryl Davis' Experience and Strangers in the Dark . . . Helen Carroll's Love Is So Terrific and A Little Consideration . . . Victor's album of songs from the musical High Button Shoes by members of the original cast . . . . Ella Mae Morse doing Sunny Side of the Street and Early in the Morn- ing . . . . Peggy Lee's Manana. » * * JACKSON'S JOTTINGS. Stan Kenton's new Capitol album is slated for release in early April. . . Gazette columnist Dorothy Kil- gallen says Ballerina, Mimi, and Serenade of the Belles top her list of horrors, and " . . . will do un- til something gruesome comes along" . . . Dick Haymes among latest to be stricken with mysteri- ous " v i r u s X " t h a t h a s b e e n sweep- ing southern California . . . . Over- heard at a local radio station. "Synchronize your ulcers, Bill. We go on the air in 5 m i n u t e s . " . . . Insiders reporr*that the quality (both technically and musically) of recordings cut the last few days before Petrillo's recording ban are so inferior that many will never be used . . . . Louis Armstrong slated fpr the Paris Jazz Festival late next month , .' . Muggsy Spanier signed for an indefinite hitch at the Blue Note in Chicago. . . . No progress reported in the deal to tie American -Broadcasting Co. and Capitol Records . . . . Jazz Record magazine will cele-, brate its fifth anniversary with a special issue next month. . . Mimi Chandler daughter of "Happy" Chandler, has her own disc-jockey show over a Versailles, Ky., sta- tion. . . . Bullet records took on Les Elgart, Bob Crosby, and Seger Ellis. . . . A f t Mooney's Four Leaf Clover is one of the most played records on the air. Also, watch . Illinois S : 00 S: 15 8::o 8 :45 9:00 9:15 9:o0 9 :45 Doctors Today sports Parade First Piano Dance Music Quartet ' - , ___———~__^^_ E. Tomlinson Youth Wants Len Herman King Cole News j Varieties I Symphony j Orchestra ! Pros. Cont. I |t'BI In Action Llf« o( Riley Truth or Con- seciuei:ces News. 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Quia Hayloft Hoedown News Tris Coffin Night Owls Dixie Four US Marines Safety Show u »> M Harrington Hawaiian Sav It With Music Canine Talk In Washington Bob Campbell Man on Street WTHY 880 Timekeeper ., ». News. Timekeeper Forrest Willis Music of*6tars •• I* Songs for You Rhythm Garden Gate Johnsons Sing Mary Taylor News. Let's Pretend Escape SKY LINES Luncheon Sardi's Bands for Bond* at Dance Orchestra Dance Orchestra. Sports Parade • f H Dance Orchestra Orchestra Elsenhower True or False Theater of Today Star* Over Hollywood Grand Central Station County Pair Give and Take Country Journal By IARRY MURRAY TheJittle guy with the big heart is gone from the air- port board-rand don't think he will not be missejl. Min Rotundo has been a hard working chairman of the board of supervisors airport committee, and we are sorry to learn of his declination of reappointment to that group. * * * f — ' ROTUNDO LEAVES the chair Overseas Science Crosa Section Bandstand Saturday at the Chase Symphony Man on Farm News Roy Snudt Cath. News Music Israel's .Treasure Newscope Twin Views Twenty Questions Harlem Hospitality Stop Me If You've What's That Song Musicals News Basketball Orchestra M. Downey i'>rche*stra Music, News News Vets Attention Music Reporter Relisious Here's to Veta Abe Burrows Carmichael Suspense Joan Davis Vaughn Mu nroe Music it it li Frankie Carle Orchestra News, Musio Mike Rich manship of the committee, w e u n - derstand, because he feels sincere- ly that a fellow starting anew and with no ties to certain "runway ruts" can do a better job from now on . . . M a y b e so, but we're of the opinion that it will take more than a change in committee head to accomplish what Min has in mind. There is no question that Ro- t u n d o d i d p l e n t y o f r u n n i n g around on the airport committee job and that it occupied much more of his time than would "be necessary if he received the proper cooperation and enjoyed some enthusiastic re- sponses for a change. His hard work is In the record and is deserving of commendation a n d a p u b l i c p a t o n t h e back. We'd like to think everyone concerned with the airport i s w o r k i n g a s con- scientiously f6r its good as did the supervisor from the Third. We only hope that the theory Rotun- do has expressed to others is proved i n t h e months o r y e a r s that lay ahead. t HIS. .SUCCESSOR, J, Gordon Gidley, enjoys the same kind of respect for ability and sawyy . . . He was picked as an able com- petent supervisor with GE back- g r o u n d . W e wish him luck in tack- ling what probably is the toughest committeee assignment the board RADIO PROGRAMS LISTED HOURLY SUNDAY sembly's aviation committee Is Lewis W. Oliffe of Kings county, a R e p u b l i c a n . O n l y w h a t you might call "area" representative on the committee is L. Judson Morhouse of Ticonderoga, Essex county. * THE AIRPORT BOARD'S first meeting of the new year has been postponed to sometime next week because of sickness in Jim West- lin's family Conditions of . t h e runways at the airport this year is reported to be excellent.. .The fellows think the highway depart- ment has been "on the ball" In fact, t h e r u n w a y s e v e n w e r e sanded this Thursday. Current conditions of the run- ways is posted on a new bulletin boatfd located in the county office in the main hangar . . . . This data also is filed with the CAA at Albany to keep airmen up to the minute on Schenectady's situation. Hunting quail i n t h e Carolinas is the life for Carl Pannaci of Gloversville whose Navion is seen frequently at the local port . . . . Pan- naci returned Thursday from a several day excursion and brought back a " b o x full of the "Birds. Ken Tennant repeated his ski- jaunt this week, this time with Tom Chevalier who took a cross country trip . . . . Their skiing inci- dentally is done at Bromley, not Pico, which we hear would be an •expensive taxi ride...Ken was Fuel Oil Outlook Grows Critical Here Some Dealers Say Supplies May "Not Last Rast Monday; DemancTliicreases. Schenectady's fuel oil s i t u a t i o n . has grown critical, with some local dealers reporting their supplies jjnay t not last beyond Monday, city, county and town officials were told at yesterday's fuel oil meeting in city hall. M a y o r O w e n M . B e g l e y , w h o pre* sided, recommendedvj.hat town of* flcials-refuse t o a u t h o r i z e o i l bur»er p e r m i t s u n l e s s applicants can show certification from dealers that they will be supplied with fuel. Fuel o i l d e m a n d s are. 10 per cent higher than a year ago, Morris Conn, city sanitation engineer, dis- closed at the session. He said de-' mands were 15.7 per cent higher a t t h e b e g i n n i n g o f t h e m o n t h , due to cold weather. Dr. W i l l i a m C . T r e d e r , c i t y health officer, reported he has received calls from residents who have run out of o i l a n d cannot obtain morfc of supervisors currently has to of- explaining to us the intricacies of fer. ("stemming"—not with a cocktail The new airport committee of glass that is. slow and pleasant. Lots of for six men. Good surfaces. music I Jacquet has been signed to record I f o r Victor. $f Masonic Notes 4* Monday Public installation of the elected and appointed officers of St. Georges com'mandery, N o , 3 7 , K n i g h t s Tem- plar. Friends and members of the various Masonic bodies are invited to witness thi3 ceremony. The commandery will open at 7:30 p.m. f o r t r a n s a c t i o n of business, visitors wjll be admitted at 8:30. Refresh- ments and dancing will conclude the evening's program. Tuesday Stated communication of Corlaer lodge, No. 332, Raymond E. Clark, master, presiding. Business session followed by the conferring of the entered apprentice degree by the regular officers. Wednesday Stated communication of New Hope lodge. No. 730. Howard E. Carter, master, presiding. Visit of Elman B. Vandewater deputy grand master of the Rens- selaer-Schenectady district. The p r e s e n t a n d p a s t g r a n d lodge officers will he presented by Senior Warden Harry C . B a i n . The dele- gation from Beukcndaal lodge will b e p r e s e n t e d b y A . B . W e s c o t t . The ' p r e s e n t a n d p a s t m a s t e r s o f visiting Mdges and the past masters of New Hope lodge will be presented by the junior warden. William Hotaling Jr. The district deputy will be presented by Wesley J. Kniskcrn. Refreshments and a social h o u r w i l l conclude the meet- ing. "Regular meeting of St, Andrews chapter, Order of DeMolay, James A. Barlow, master councillor, pre- siding. The order of DeMolay will be conferred upon a large class of candidates. Arrangements have been made for the members of the S i g m a B o d i e s , A A S R , t o a t t e n d this rheetinR and w i t n e s s t h e conferring o f t h i f l d e g r e e > T h o s e having speak- ing parts in the degree, Robert piem Dening, master inquisitor; Frank Fairman, junior inquisitor; Willis Kefterson. junior inquisitor; WaTren Hdwlaad, Jacques De- Molay; Everett Gresham, lord enn- Utable; Arthur Hardy, marshal; WAlter Rockwood, orator; Richard Eemtcheid, Guy of Auvcrnge. A Bhort program of entertainment Wjll follow the degree. ThumdAy ""^Btated communication of St. George's lodge, No. (1, Lester 8. Davenport, master, presiding. Busl- new session followed by the con- ferring oMhe "entered apprentice degree b y t h e regular officer". The i i r a t d e g r e e ' w i l l a g a i n be conferred January W). WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS Monday ; K«gular meelinsr of OniRfan-n. Food for Italy Reaches^ ar's triangle, Daughters of the Eastern Star, Virginia Ritchie, beloved queen, presiding. After a short business session, a rehearsal of the degree drill team will be held. Tuesday Regular meeting of Schenectady chapter, No. 641, OES, Mrs. Vera Klein, worthy matrotf, Carlton A.i Newton, worthy patron, presiding,! wilt be held in Odd Fellows hall,' T T C ^ ±. Crane street, at 8 p.m. After a U n i O r t U I i a t e S s h o r t b u s i n e s s m e e t i n g , t h e officers' banquet will be held honoring the 1947 officers. Mrs. Helen Snare is chairman of the dining room com- mittee. Thursday Corlaer chapter, No. 528, OES, will m e e t a t 8 p.m. for the regular meeting, Mrs. Mary S. George, worthy n a t r o n , S h e r w o o d L. Mitch- A.M. 8:00 S : 15 8:30 8 :45 9:00 9:15 9:30 9 :45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 11 :r,0 11 :45 12 :00 12:15 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:15 1:30 1 :45 2:00 2:15 2:30 2 :45 3:00 3:15 3 :30- 3 :45 4:00 4:15 4 :30 4:45 5:00 5 :15 5:30 5:45 6:00 6 :15 6:30 0:45 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45 8: fA) 8:15 S :30 8 :45 9:00 9:15 9:30 9 :45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 11 :30 11 :4S WGY gio News. Organ Today and Quartet World News Story to Order t.'asi-io. Piano Quartet Radio Pulpit »' it »« Voices Down the Wind News, Music Union College . Chapel i. , America I'niied Eternal Light F. 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Powers Biggs Sacred Heart Church of the Air News Hour Worship Salt Lake City Choir Invitation to learning People's Platform The Funnies Tell It CBS There Cath. News r.eid Sings Sherlock Holmes Behind the- Front Page Mediation Board Jimmy Fiddler Newscope Meet Me at Parley's Jim Backut Show Voices of Strings New s Basketball Wni. Hillman Orchestra Music m (Tie A:r Symphony - Orchestra Prog. ConL Ei'pen Farrell the board has other new faces in Supervisor Elmer A. Barrett of Glenville who succeeds John Broome, no longer a board mem- ber, and R . F u g e n e Male who suc- ceeds his deceased father. Hold- overs on the board are Jesse G. Smith and B. J. Franken. * FLYING CHATTER—Over in Al- bany this week we ran into a " b e a u t y " w h e n i t c o m e s to aviation l e g i s l a t i o n . . . A s s e m b l y m a n George T. Clark, Queens Republican, has a bill in the aviation committee which would: "Prohibit the take off or landing of an airplane having more than two propellers from or on any air- field not provided with runways having a minimum length of 6,500 feet." Now, obviously, the legislator has in mind several crashes on LaGuardia airport, but why be ridiculous? Such a bill would halt the use of Schenectady's 5,000 foot runways by any two-engined, or larger, aircraft. Needless to saj', Mr. Clark's measure probably never will see the light of day. You m i g h t b e i n t e r e s t e d in-know- ing that the chairman of the as- Sf+ 9fi Sp DECEMBER w a s t h e p o o r e s t fly- ing month since Haven School started its. GI programs ... . January t h u s f a r i a l o o k i n g better ... . Elmer Tidmarrh Jr. chalked up his solo cross-country the other day .... Ernie Buhrmaster took a cross country hop to Burlington and found it colder than a Republican shoulder. New commercial students are Edward Lavigne and Kenneth Merchant . . . . Solo was recorded by Vincent Giglio . . . . Vorras Elliott and Al Jeffery have purchased a yellow Stinson—the one that was exhibited by George Haven in an Albany auto showroom—Fran Morhous is reported to have pur- chased Vorras' interest in the Silvaire Sixes Luscombe. Suprise of the week—OPA must have figured on staying in business., a long time The department ^f commerce this week came along with an OPA-printed manila en- velope, apparently inherited. T* ^T V BALLSTON SPAS AIRPORT still is "officially" closed although the CAA has asked the Milton town board to rescind that_aetion and list that airport among th« open, even i f s n o w i s n o t removed. In fact, when CAA heard of th« board's action in "closing" th« airport it wrote town officials that i s a v i o l a t i o n o f t h e a g r e e m e n t with the CAA which requires the air- port be maintained and kept open .... However, CAA airport division, Reg Sutherland, said at the samo time that nothing in the agree- ment required removal of snow. Irony of the whole business is that on someone's directions plow crews did attempt to remove snow from the runways several weeks ago when Bill Streever, airport manager, was not around Th« result, a half-Job which left plowed- banks on the runways, aprons.and taxiways and created a hazardous condition. Streever asked the town board in a letter to remedy this blunder but t h e r e w a s n o r e p l y a n d nothing done Several of the boys ran into difficulty at the bank—and we don't mean overdrawn checks- hut now the arrival of more snow has permitted nature to somewhat elleviate this condition. However, the hazard still exist* for fliers who are strangers to Ballston's terrain The airport 1* open and skiis can be "used but mind your P's and Q's. MINERVA HILL LODGE MINERVA, N.Y. (R. 28N> T e l . : N o . Creek 55F-S Famous fop. Grand Hospitality, Meals, Service and Atmosphere Daily Rates ST — Weekly $45 Booklet Janette Davis Music Hour Charm ii it Family Hour Percy Faith, Simms Gene Autry ft H IJ Blondie (1 M ft Sam Spade Man Called X Meet Corless Archer EVlyn Knight G. McCrae Christopher Wells Strike It Rich -News, Musio Music for Music. You Know -MERRIAM'S- - - - START By FRANK O'BRIEN MILAN. Italy, Jan. 16 (.Pi—This is in particular for the generous American m e n . w o m e n and children who gave their money, their pro- ducts or their services to the Friendship Train-and all who outside the homes quet i n h o n o r of the 1947 officers. Friday * iwanted to give, but co-uld not. ell. worthy patron, presiding. Husi-! Di - d vnl1 ' as you pave picture to d i s t r i c t | n e s s , followed by the officers' ban .'voutsolf th.ongs nf ragged Hungary people in the cities of Italy? Did gaidless you sre in your mind's eye the old, the sick, the halt, the blind Regular meeting of George Hope and the orphans crowding 'around chapter, No. 2 7 1 , O E S . Mrs. Bessie the -distributing trains just as Wilson, worthy matron, Harold 1.1 A m e r i c a ' ^ h e a l t h y , w e l l f e d a n d well Blessing, worthy patron, presiding, providid crowded the route of the will be held at 8 p.m. A short busi- original Friendship Train? ness session will be followed by I There are no throngs of hungry the officers' banquet, In honor of a n d r a g g e d in Italy's cities, and the balanced Italy has little or nothing, certainly not enough. A t a l l s t a t i o n s n u n s i n t h e varied robes and headgea orders marshalled s o f o r p h a n s from the s thousands of homeless children the war left behind in Italy. Most of the food will go to them. It will miss many others who, like three children in Naples, one a filthy, speechless little girl raga- muffin, one an undersized boy of 11 minus a leg and the other a skinny lad of 14 with a mangled foot, have learned to live somehow or have never up when there Fingerprints uU r eP "T.JIdentify Man still uncounted J Wanted in Vt. the 1917 officers. Crown Throe an 'Forage Kings' at Production School FONDA—Lewis Swart?, and son R u s s e l l Of F o r t P l a i n w e r e crowned "Forage Kings'" of Montgomery county and H. L. Blowers of Glov- ersville "Forage King" of Fulton county at the conclusion of the Montgomery-Fulton county Feeding and Feed Production school nt the court house In Fonda Tuesday and Wednesday. The Montgomery cham- pions made six entries of their farm nnd 'won'"two firsU.snd second places. Blowers won firsts And two seconds on entries. Win* Rehbcrt Wans Scholarship Prize SCHOHARIE-William Rchhert of Schoharie has been awarded the $100 scholarship offered by the Am- erican Foundation for Pharmaceut- ical Educaiion. Rehherl'a* Award, was one of ten prizes for fresh- men, sophomores and junior classes of the Albany College of Pharmacy in the 3946-47 school year, accord- ing to an announcement made by j Dean 1 'Francis J. O'Brien of trie three three eight 'Friendship Train'' has not any- where encountered platforms filled with those whofo needs shock so, UNRBA's 30.000.000 tons of help and America's 200 post-UNRRA shiploads have prevented that kind of mass misery nnd degradation, which nlmost surely would have been otherwise. - If you were to rnma hero-and wnlk the s-treets of Naples, Rome, Milan'. Genoa, Turin", Bologna—or the s.nailer places you probably would hot see with your own eyes many of the unfortunates to whom you sent your bounty. You would have to accept the word of welfare agencies that they are there, or go with them on their work to find thorn. When I walked ftieund the streets of Bologna during" the Friendship Train's eight-hour lay- over, there were no outstanding evidences of misery. Yet, (he city officials assured me.'the city cares for 60,000 children among Its 400.- 000 people. Postwar help and the tentative growth ^f postwar re- covery have put a thin covering of moderate well-being over misery, making It hard to'see or senso- di- rectly. But i t i s t h e r e , a n d the fact that misery does still exist on a large scale is (he measure of how deep it goes and how much help is needed. It also means that those who want now are thef .utterly helpless -maimed, blind, aged tunA managed to show are vacancies. But the food will reach all. re- of religion, who are in homes, or come in, as they do un- ceasingly, in the near future. Thousands are like the ten-year- old boy, minus a'right arm, his face seamed with blue lines of burnt gunpowder, his-eyes sight- less, who was brought to one plat- form where his left arm carefully put around a box of cereal which h e c l u t c h e d and felt of wonderingly as he was led away. I f a n y of you who gave had seen that, any doubt about how wisely y.a gave, raised by deceptive scenes of apparent well-being, would v a n i s h , a n d you would know you gava w i s e l y a n d well. Film Will Feature Life of Open Sea Life of the open sen. and of the far arctic regions will bo emphasiz* ed in the Schenectady museum's regular film program tomorrow afternoon at. 3:30 p.m. "Demons of the Deep," the prin- cipal film in tomorrow's program, deals with turtles, tho spotted ray. sharks; octopus, and other creat- ures of the deep pea. Returning to'the surface, "King of the •ArcHe" shows the lifs, struggle of sea lions. T h e • m u s e u m program will be rounded out with "Arizona Story," a film of activities on.the Good- year Tire company's 37,000 acre cotton plantation in Arizona. T h o S u n d a y film p r o g r a m s a t (he Schenectady museum are open without.charge to thj> public. The museum is open from 2:30 to 5 p.m. An. exhibition of early Am- erican quilts and coverlets, some of them nearly 2 0 0 y e a r s old, loan- ed to the musenn\ v by./many old Schenectady f a m i l i e s , i s n o w o n dis- The routine fingerprinting of a transient inmate of the county jail resulted in the arrest and a r r a i g n - I ment yesterday of a man w a n t e d • in Vermont on a charge of g r a n d | larceny. Donald Goodwin of Manchester. NH, accused of stealing $9,000 last September in Guildhall, Vt., is be-1 ing held in jail to await arrival of the Essex county, Vt., sheriff, w h o w i l l t a k e h i m t h e r e t o f a c e the; charge. <"• ' Goodwin, arrested by city police ' Jan. 6, o n a c h a r g e of intoxication, was identified through the efforts of Deputy Sheriff Adolph G e h r i n g . j who fingerprinted Goodwin during; a one night stand in the county; jail and s e n t t h e prints to the P'BI. in Washington. Tho FBI notified the Essex' county sheriff, who told local ati'j thorities Goodwin was wanted there. Gehring and Deputy Sheriff Jeromo Zink rearrested G o o d w i n , i who was arraigned yesterday be-! fore County Judge James W. Lid- j die. Goodwin has waived extradi tion. Fredericks Mark 40th Anniversary CANAJOHARIE-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fredericks of Maple Hill. Town of Canajoharle, observed their 40th wedding anniversary at their home Sunday with a family dinner party-attended b y t h e i r son- in-law and daughter, M r . a n d Mrs, William Wall of Sharon Springs with their children, William Jr.. Robert and Betty Ann. (heir sons- nnd daughters-in-law, M r , a n d Mrs. Augustus F r e d e r i c k s , "Mr. a n d Mrs. George Fredericks, and Mrs. Jes- sie Wall. NOW--- PORTABLE ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES MODEL II22* Sewing at home can be such fun provided you have the right equip- ment. Come in . . . See this newest type portable electric sewing machine with smooth long shuttle mechanism. Ideal for the home where space is limited, or for the seamstress who must travel with her machine. It Is furnished with a really smart looking carrying case which holds assessories and equipment too. This model is guaran- teed . . . should any parts prove defective and are returned to the . ' manufacturer within ten years . , . such parts will be replaced . . • free of charge. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY GETS A HOME Archie Ham el, 30, who said he had no home, got one yesterday when Police ; Justice Charles G. Fryer, sentenced him to 60 days in the county Jail. Hamel pleaded guilty to a charge of creating a disturbance Thursday in a Clinton street lunchroom. Complainant was Andrew fPolyzogas, the pvop *109 .50 136 ERIE BLVD. PHOKE 14131 1012 CRANE STKfifcT TELEPHONE 4-0898 Thomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com

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Page 1: Old Fulton NY Post Cards By Tom Tryniski 8/Schenectady NY Gazette... · a gypsy tell his fortune in a cafe and then for no other reason pro ceeds to fall in love. Surrender is a semi-concert

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• L a r r y C l i n t o n ( D e l : A i n ' t S h e P r e t t y < 7 0 ' ; D i c k e y - B u d S o n g <65) . D i s c o u r a g i n g c h o i c e o f t u n e s f o r first r e l e a s e o f n e w C l i n t o n b a n d . P r e t t y h a s a n i n t e r e s t i n g a r r a n g e ­m e n t w i t h a b e a t f o r d a n c i n g . L l o y d S t r a n g a n d D i p s y D o o d l e r s h a n d l e v o c a l s . D i c k e y B i r d i s c o m m o n , c o m m e r c i a l .

G o r d o n M a c R a e < C a p . ) : A t t h e C a n d l e l i g h t C a f e ( 7 1 ) ; I S u r r e n ­d e r , D e a r ' 7 5 ) . S e e m s s o m e o n e h a s a g y p s y t e l l h i s f o r t u n e i n a c a f e a n d t h e n f o r n o o t h e r r e a s o n p r o ­c e e d s t o f a l l i n l o v e . S u r r e n d e r i s a s e m i - c o n c e r t t r e a t m e n t o f o l d i e w i t h e x c e l l e n t P a u l W e s t o n a r ­r a n g e m e n t . T o m B r e n n e m a n ' s c u s ­t o m e r s w i l l g o f o r t h i s .

L e n a H o m e ( M G M ) : T a k e L o v l E a s y ( 7 0 ) ; I F e e l s o S m o o c h i e ( 7 0 ) . F i r s t s i d e i s f r o m E l l i n g t o n - L a -T o u c h e " B e g g a r ' s H o l i d a y . " L y r i c s a r e o n P e r s o n a l i t y i d e a a n d n o t p a r t i c u l a r l y d i s t i n g u i s h e d . S m o o c h i e s o u n d l i k e a P h J l M o o r e e f f o r t a n d w o u l d m a y b e b e b e t t e r if y o u c o u l d s e e t h e f a c i a l e f f e c t s .

B u d d y C l a r k ( C o l . ) : P i a n i s s i m o ( 7 0 ) ; Y o u ' r e T o o D a n g e r o u s , C h e r i e ( 6 5 ) . P i a n i s s i m o i s ' a " p l u g " t u n e , w h i c h m e a n s y o u ' l l b e h e a r i n g p l e n t y o f i t w h e t h e r I t ' s g o o d o r n o t . I t i s n ' t . ( I f y o u w a n t t o s e e h o w a t u n e i s f o r c e d o n t h e p u b l i c , r e a d M e l G r a f f ' s " S e c r e t

A g e n t X - 9 " s t r i p o n t h e c o m i c p a g e , s t a r t i n g l a s t W e d n e s d a y . ) C h e r i e i s p o o r a l l a r o u n d . — C l a r k i s c o m p e ­t e n t , w h y d o n ' t t h e y g i v e h i m s o m e t h i n g t o w o r k w i t h ?

A l v y W e s t a n d t h e "fcitt le B a n d ( C o l : a l b u m C - 1 5 2 ) : M o m ' s S o n g ( 8 0 ) , P o p p a ' s T u n e ( 8 0 ) , C h a r m ( 7 5 ) , H o p , S k i p a n d J u m p ( 7 5 ) , C a t h y C80), T o n y ' s G u i t a r ( 8 5 ) , B l u e R u m b a (75>, U n c l e S a m o a ( 7 5 ) . E i g h t o r i g i n a l s b y a w e l l - k n i t g r o u p o f w e s t c o a s t m u s i c i a n s — a l t o , a c c o r d i o n , t r u m p e t , b a s s , g u i ­t a r a n d d r u m s . A l l s i d e s r e c e i v e b e t t e r t h a n a v e r a g e f a t i n g s b e c a u s e o f h i g h - q u a l i t y m u s i c i a n s h i p a n d o r i g i n a l i t y . T o p i s T o n y ' s G u i t a r , a n e a s y m o v i n g r i f f t u n e t h a t d i s ­p l a y s u n u s u a l w o r k w i t h s m a l l -

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