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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

be Rearese

Despues de una corta tempo.
rada de recreo en- La Habana,
Cuba, visitando a su familia, re-
greso en- feeha reeiente a SUI re-
sidencia de Miami la gentil da-
ma sonora Julia Rodriguez vida.
de Pimentel, a quien presenta-
mos Tin carinoso saludo, com
placidos de tenerla nueyamen:
tie entire nosotros.
cumpIeanos
Ajusta hoy un nuevo aho de
vida la culta y gentil sehorita
Lydia Elena Sarriera, 'hija del
senior AlVarO Sarriera y sonora
Mercedes Mundo de Sarriera,
miembros estimados de nues-
ira colonia Guiana residente en-
Miami.
A las muchas felicitaciones
que reciba con motive de tan
grata OCCASION, unimos las nues-
tras muy sinceras a la Vez que
formulamos votos por SUI ven
tu1a personal.
4 n 4
Celebra hoy ell mejor de sus
dias la gentil DANA sonora Car
men de Gomez, esposa del senior
Jose M. Gomez, motive por Ell
cual. nos es grato felicitarla ca
lurosamente y desearle muchos
amos mas de vida.
4 i
Nuestros parabienes en- Ell
dia de hoy. con motive de la
grata celebration de SUI cumple-
amos, para Ell estimado caballe-
70 puertorriqueilo senior Pedro
Sandoval. y nuestros deseos de
que goce de muchos amos mas
de vida.
*#*
Celebra hoy Ell octave aniver-
sario de su allegro existencia la
primorosa nina Maria Victoria
Torres, hija del senior Jose vi
cente Torres y sonora, Esther
Angarita de Torres, gentil pa
reja colombiana que fila SUI re-
sidencia en- esta ciudad.
Vayan para ella nuestras mas
caras felicitaciones, que tam
bien hacemcs extensivas a sus
amantisimos padres, y nuestros
votes por que cumpla muchos
amos mas de vida.
4
Aunque algo tarde. nos COM
place enViar nuestras sinceras
felicitaciones al apreciado caba-
Hero venezolano Captain Manuel
Novel; quien celebro en- ell dia
de aver Ia grata OCCASION de I'm
nuevo aniversario de su .natali-
clio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
Nellie Lou en- HOLLYWOOD

la chica, y apenas cruzaron dos
palabras durante la filmacion
a la que asistio naturalmente
Sara, habiendo dirigido dicha
pelicula SUI marido Anthony
Mann. ."Los Churumbeles de
Espana" pasaran la Navidad en-
Puerto Rico, trabajando en- ell
Hotel Hilton. Ernest Borgnine
ha comparable los derechos filmi
cos de The Bakers Wife, obra
francesa y quiere hacerla con
Katy Jurado en- ell estelar.......
La pe1icula que tenia que ha-
Ger Burgnife en- Hollywood en-
febrero, "Ten Years a Counter
spy" n Sc hara hasta Ell 80,
conque tendra Borgnine la opor-
tunidad de aceptar otras ofer-
tas que hasta ahora venia re-.
chazando por tener esta pelicu-
la prometida, 81 ebbie Reynolds
filma 1.-THE Mating Game" con
Tony Randall en- M. G. M. =. d.
Les ha pedido a los publicistas
del estudio, que no quiere ha-
blair para NADIA de sus difficult
tades con Eddie. Buddy Adler
continua delicado de salud
Edmond y Olga San Juan cele-
braron SUI decimo a~niyersario
de bodas.
Ell senior Juan Bueno es ell
nuevo jefe de la compafia Cla-
sa Moline Inc, distributors
de peliculas mexicanas en- Los
Angeles, Calf. Patricia, de
Perez Prado, continua en- los
primeros 20 lugares de popula.
ridad en- ell pals. Por cierto, que
Prado Sc presento hace POGO en-
Las Vegas. .Desi Arnaz quiere
contratar a Mauro Vazquez pa
ra una pelicula de televisi6n... .
Kirk Douglas hara I'm million de
dolares con. "The Vikings.
Hugo Fregonese ha comprado
los derechos filmicos de LA Nj
ma y Ell Golfo" que piensa fill.
mar en- Espsna, pensando en-
Maria Schell para ell estelar fe-
menino.. Hugo tiene aun dos
peliculas para hacer para la
Fox, Stanley Kramer va ha con
tratado a Ava Gardner, Gregory
Peck, Fred Astaire y Antonhy
Perkins para ION the Beach"
que hara en- Australia ell ano en-
trante ...D icen que Ava Gard
ner va vendio su casa en- Espa.
ma, conque puede ser que este
pensando en- radicarse en- otro
continente.. No importa 10 que
digan, Sc me hace que peliculas
como Lolita" no deberian fill
marse, que quedarian mejor en-
los galeras de imprenta, sin 81
quiera imprimir ell libro, va que
trata de un t6pico sordidoi
ell amor de un hombre entradc
en- amos por una chica de IL,
con la que sostiene un idilio....
que no es idilio sine que de
muestra la depravaci6n del in
dividuo en- question. Estes te'
mas, como ell de los adictos Z
las drogas, son desagradables
y por %cierto, son cosas que aun'
que pasan, rara vez Sc ven men,
cionados en- los diarios, porqus
quedan s%implemente en- los Il
bros de la policfa, y 81 Ell perio
dista no quiere llenar ell peri6
dico de temas tan sordidos, con
que Ipara que hacer una peli
cula? lAcaso no es Ell cine III
medic de diversion?
CON GUITARRA. Howard Kes.
fue contratado para Ell estelal
masculine en- "The Big Fisher
man" con Susan Kohner, Her
Der LON y Beaulah BoDdi er
la obra de Lloyd c. Douglas,
Susan Hayward hara "Cleopa
ira" para Fox, dirigida POI
Walter Wagner. Tony Curti'
-(pasa n In nAG. r
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
Es UNA CIENCIA


Querida Amaranta: BESIDE
que me case hace tres amos
y medic me 1levo muy bien
con mi esposo. Sin embargo,
suele exasperarme la mala
costumbre que tiene de decir-
me que hablo mucho. 81 efec-
tivamente me quiere, es de
suponer que TODD 10 que Olga
lie divierta y lie parezca bien.
Reconozco que hablo bastan.
te, pero ino hablan tambien
las demas mujeres? LIE agra
deceria que me indicase 81 es
habllidoso y conveniente pa
ra una mujer hablar POGO o
Mucho.
3 s.-c- a~- Regina
FL prOblema no eStriba en-
hablar POGO o mucho, sine en-
hablar de 10 que Sc debe, sin
0lvidar que 81 hablar es un
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
Bodos de Aeero

Hoy celebran la grata oca
sion de sus Bodas de Acero, on.
&c amos de dichosa union con.
yugal, ell senior Luis A. TizOl y
sonora, Lolita FiguerOa de I'll.
EOl, miembros estimados de
nueStra colonia Guiana residen.
tie en- Miami.
Nos es grato enviarles nues.
tras mas calIdas felicitaciones
y describes muchoS amos mas de
compression matrimonial.
Bodos de Popel
En- esta fecha celebran la gra.
ia OCCASION de sus Bodas de
Papel, primer aniversario ma
trimonial, Ell senior Manuel RO.
driguez y sonora, Coralia Mir de
Rodriguez, gentil pareja cuba
ma que fila su Residential en- es-
ia ciudad.
Nos es grato enviarleS nues-
tras mas caras felicitaciones y
votos por su ventura personal.
Bodos de Cromo
C%elebraron aver sus Bodas de
Cromo, veintisiete amos de ven.
turosa y ejemplar union matri-
monial, ell senior POmpilio AL.
varez y sonora, Mary de Alva-
rez, miembros apreciades de
nuestra colonia ecuatoriana re.
sidente en- Miami.
Aunque tardias, vayan para
ellos nuestras mas caras felici-
taciones y votos por SUI bienes.
tar personal.
Almuerzo ConsuIar
Los miembros del CaerpO
Consular de Miami c~elebraran
su reunion mensual ell jueyes
proximo, is de octubre, a las
doce del dia, durante I'm almuer-
70 que tendra lugar en- ell Sa-
lon Consular del Hotel Biscay-
ne Terrace.
Sc encarece la puntual asis-
tencia de todos los repersentan.
ties consulareS.
Bienvenide
LEGO de La Habana en- dias
pasados, con 81 objeto de fijar
su Residential aqui en- Miami al
lado de su esposo ell senior Ma.
rio HidalgO, la aprecida dana
sonora Sara Godinez de Hidalgo,
acompanada de SUI pequena hija
Sarita.
Nos complace darle la mas
calida bienvenida y desearle una
larga y venturosa permanencia
de esta ciudad.
DespedidG
Despedimos cordialmente al
estimado caballero senior Jose
Alfonso quien regresa a Varade-
70, Cuba por la via aerea des-
pues de haber eoZado de una
temporada de vacaciones en-
Miami.
De La hobona
I'm cordial saludo para ell es-
timado caballero senior don
Juan Salome quien lego de La
Habana en- dias pasados en- viaje
relacionado con sus asuntos CO.
merciales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
SdI M

A A LA BOHEMIA
/ lata de donates -.
IL a l taxa de apio picado
en- pedacitos 'ff
:.
l cebolla grande picada
I'm POGO de inantequilla
Migas de pan .untadas en-
mantequilla il.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

IL. taxa de. pedacitos de ri:
=. miento verde
0al
.:%,Phnienta. 4, aas4
;Mezclense todos .estos insre-
dientes y viertanse en- una ca.
cerola untada con manteauinae
Cubrase con las migas untadas
en- manteauilla; luego horneese
a una. temperature de $50 sra.
dos durante. 1 bora y media.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

R[SenCimental
ROLANDO JIMENEz
POI. Amaranta

Dirijanse las consuItas a BUzuN SENTIMENTAL, r, O.. Box 1856,
international Airport. Miami AZ. Fla. Rogamos a los lectores o
lectoras qe frmen sus cartas con un pseud6nimc o tniciales.
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ST. Louis Committee
Calling Attention To
Tourney Hotel Service

ST. LOUIS - The time has
come to start making reser-
vations for Hotel Rooms in St.
Louis during the CFU's Oath
Annual Natl Tenpin Tourna-
ment.
Reservation cards are a.
vailable to all who desire
them. Simply address a re-
quest to:
Mrs. Tom Sarar, 1924
Lalite Ave, St. Louis 20,
Mo. She and Mrs. Bob Ger
leman are waiting to hear
from you.
The hotel and we would like
to hear from all who intend
to reserve rooms as early as
possible. We have tried to re-
serve ample space, but all of
us have at one time or ano-
ther been disappointed in our
reservations because we put
it off too long.
Bowlers and fans desiring
rooms on the same floor
should signify as much in let
ters or cards to the Statler
Hotel people, who fill all such
requests if at all possible.
The old adage, "the early
bird catches the worm, holds
true here. Let's get our cards
and reservations in soon. Con.
tact our committee; they are
waiting to hear from you.
, Bob Potocnjak, Chair.
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Etna Lodge 4 Committee Working On
Duxpin Tourney Banquet Reservations
Keglers Urged To Remember That Home
Can't Handle More That $50 At Tables

ETNA, Pa. - The Croatian
Fraternal Unions 22nd An
nual Duckpin Tournament be-
ing held over the three days,
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
April 25-26-27, 1858, will
make our community the hub
of the Society's duckpin
bowlers.
Tournament headquarters
will be the quite new C.F.U.
Lodge 4 Home located at 80
Grant Street in Etna.
This is where the social side
of the tournament will unfold
itself, and it is here that the
Victory Banquet and the a.
warding of C.F.U. trophies
will take place Sunday eve
ming, the banquet beginning
at 6:30 pm. with dancing to
follow the presentation cere-
monies.
Banquet tickets at two
dollars ($2.0O) apiece are
available now and will be
up to the reservation dead
line, Monday, April 21st,
from any of the lodge Off
GERS and from the sports
committee, Joseph Farrell,
sports director (phOne
Sterling 1-0891) or sports
secretary Joseph Vinski
(phone Sterling 1-O293).
Etna Lodge 4 has entered
IA teams in this years tour
nament, which means that 70
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bowlers will definitely be
seated at the banquet. Ver-
sailles Lodge 146 has entered
six teams and have made res
servations for 40 persons.
Johnstown Lodge 5 is en-
tering 6 teams, Farrell LODI
ges with five teams, McKees-
port Lodges have 6 teams at
this writing. Millvale Lodge
II is entering 3 squads, S. S.
Pittsburgh 2 and the Pitts
burgh Lodges, 1, 81 and 7O6
will show their usual tourney
support. ..-l
We beseech those among
these Lodge groups to make
their banquet reservations as
soon as possible, more so
since the Etna Lodge 4 Home
has banquet accommodations
for but three hundred fifty
$500.
Having completed the tour
nament bowling chores on
the contracted Etna Lanes,
Freeport Street in Etna and
Pantone Bowling Lanes, First
and Main Street, on any Of the
assigned tournament dates,
why not make it a point to
attend that gala affair, the
Victory Banquet which will
climax the three days event,
Sunday evening at Etna's
Croatian Home.
Mark Vinski, Pres.
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East Pitt Lodge viii
Play Host April 20th
To New Tenpin Tourney

E. PITTSBURGH, Pa. -
Announced pre- vi sly in
these columns, we beg to re-
iterate the salient points per-
tanning to the Invitational
Tenpin Handicap Tournament
offered under the wing of
Lodge 141 for Sunday, April
20, 1858, at the Terrace Rec
reation Center, Cliff and ORA
per Streets in E. Pittsburgh.
Competition, men and wo-
men in their divisions will be
confined strictly to five-man
team events with the men to
be given a handicap based on
75ee of the difference of their
average and 200 pins. The wo-
men will be based on IT'S
sticks. This tournament en-.
! joys the ABC and the WIBC
sanction.
An entry fee of SIS per
bowler will cover the bowl
ing fee, prize fund contri-
button, banquet and dance
admission.
Entry blanks have been cir.
culated and those desiring
more information on this
tournament can write to Emf
sardoch, 721 Whitney Street
Pittsburgh 21, Pa.
The social side of this tour
nament will be unwrapped ir
the banquet and dance, Sun.
day evening, at the Workers
Hall, Electric and North
Avenue in East Pittsburgh.
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English Editor Of zajednicar Will
Break Bread With Canadian Bow|ers
Victory Banquet and Dance Scheduled
To Highlight Two-Day Meet In Toronto

ership of Charles Fuderich.
A full line of refreshments
will be offered.
The guest speaker will
be Stephen F. Brkich, Eng
lish Editor of the Zajedni-
car, who will be the official
representative of the CFU
Home Office in Pittsburgh.
Your host, Lodge $50 "Sla-
vensko Bratstvo' of Toronto,
cordially invites everyone to
the banquet and dance whe-
ther they are a bowler, a fan
or neither, for everyone is
assured of a good time.
Robert w. Mich
Tournament Secretary
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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - The
St. Rochus Church team over
the past six weeks has man
aged to stay On top of the
Lodge 5 Mixed Dux League.
Strange enough though, only
their Vic Farkas, Jr., lists a.
mong the top six high male
individual average holders.
For a time the Baretincic
Morticians were going great
guns. having vanquished the
Pavich Amusements and even
edged the ranking Churchmen
only to run afoul against the
second place Lodge team,
which was sparked by Vic
Farkas, Sr., with a 217-536
set.
Then there was that ses-
sion when the Pavicll A.
mus EN- en- t s, after nine
straight losing games.
came back to life with a
80 win over the Morticians,
Capt. John Gredesky shoot
ing 196-510. Steve Kmetz
and Steve Petrusic aiding
with 465 and 448 respec-
lively. That same evening
the Churchmen beat off
the Lodgemen, 2-1.
However the Lodge team
came back the following week
to swarm all over the hapless
Pavich keglers as Vic Far
kas, Sr.. hit his second 600
series, two double centuries
games, 202-220, being a part
of the effort. That thrust
deadlocked him with the hard
hitting napier Edward Co
minskey at the 166 average
level.
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TORONTO, Ont. - Friday
and Saturday, April 25 and
26, marks the 18th annual
running of the C.F.U.'s Spin
Tournament and as is the Gus
tom the occasion will be cele-
brated by a Victory Dance
and Banquet at the Croatian
National Home, 1850 Dupont
Street, Toronto.
This will take place on the
Saturday night of the tourna-
ment, the 26th of April, with
the banquet starting at 500
pm. sharp and the dance at
900 o'clock.
The musical entertainment
will be provided by the Jad-
ran Orchestra under the lead
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Johnstown Lodge 5 Keg|ers Will Stage
Annual Banquet April II In Croat Hall
Feast Will Be Fitting Social Prelude To
Mass Invasion of Etna For Duckpin Classic

Chuck Kolar, 506 and c.
celia Jakovic, the ranking
feminine kegler in our circuit,
helped the Church aggrega-
ton to a 80 win over the Ba-
retincics, for whom Ed Co.
minskey rolled 224-510.
The league will form five
mems teams and one of the
distaff keglers for the C.F.U.
22nd Dux Tournament in Et-
ma this year. Johnstown will
also be represented by a girls
and a boys team in the Junior
Division.
The Pavichs were used as
the incentive for a terrific
2548 lambasting at the most
recent session as the Church
men behind Chuck Kolar's
2O6-222-571 drove another
nail to the helm for the Sec
ond half title.
Even though four games
behind the leaders, the second
place Lodgemen kept in the
running as they victimized
the Morticians, 80, marking
the third straight week that
this had been the lot Of the
Baretincics.
The league at this writing
has three weeks to roll to
complete it's 1888 season
which ends April 10th.
The bowlers will banquet
at the Croatian Hall, Sat-
urday, April 10Th, at 1880
pm. sharp.
We hope that the weeks
that still remain will spark a
few of the granite scores that
will go down we'll in the
league annals.
John j. Fabina, Sec'y.
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Chi Lodge 81 Keg|ers
Check ST. Louis Skeds

CHICAGO The members
Of the "Hrvatska Sloboda"
Lodge 80 Athletic Club will
leave for the St. Louis C.F.U.
Tournament on Friday, May
16, 1858, on the II so train.
We will be able to get
cheaper rates if we can ar
range a large enough group.
If you are interested
please contact me so that l
can give you all the details
and make the arrange
ments.
The annual meeting of the
Athletic Club will be held
Saturday, April II.
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

"Hrvatska SlOboda" Lodge 81
Athletic Club
Mems Division
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Fassis Lay Claim To
1888 Championship
Of St. Louis Circuit

ST. LOUIS - After losing
their first game to the Ban
Tile team, Fassi Tavern came
back strong March 20 to win
the next two games and also
the league championship.
Frank Jovanovic led the
winners with a 200 single and
a 564 series and Paul Jovano-
vic had a 176-477 series. For
the Ban Tiers, Matt Buneta
fired a 171-458 series and
Paul Ban threw a 156-43O
series. Our congratulations,
Fassi Tavern.
Chulicks, right behind the
leaders, in second place, after
leading for the first half of
the season, dropped two
games to the Klaric Contract
ing team and was eliminated
from first place.
Russell Eaves had a 179
single and a 526 series and
Tom Drazich threw a 196-522
series for the Chulicks. For
the I<laric team, Gerry Mulch
blasted a 200 single and a 539
series and John Mulch had a
177-51S series.
MoydolIs blanked the
john Stygar and Sons five
to tighten their hold on
third place. Nick JadricL,
firing G 222-604 series, du-
p...ce.c.;ng another COL SER
iaJ s.,ot the night before,
and Tom Skok, with a 1884,
$40 series, were high for
the Moydells.
For the John Sugar team,
Johnnie Jackovac fired a 229
single and a SIS series and
John Krsul had a 175-514 SER
les.
Ivancich and Brncic, now
holding down fourth position,
lost two games to Team No. 6.
Bill killer" Brncic mauled
the pins with a 200 single and
a 531 series. Hey, Bill, where
were you the rest of the sea-
son?
Mike Pavlich also had a
185-496 series for the I and
B five. For Team No. 6, Bob
Potocnjak had a 1914 single
and a 553 series followed by
Johnnie Perhat with a 179
single and q 485 series.
John Mulch, Sec'y.
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Ambridge keg|ers Will
Debate Circuit Of Own

AMBRIDGE, Pa. - Any
members of "St. Nicholas"
CFU Lodge 3O4 who are in
terested in bowling, or would
like to participate in a league,
are asked to contact either
the undersigned or the Lodge
Secretary, bro. Fred Perich.
Helen Nj. Firis
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
lnfop Noc<c m nr,,n

Samuel j. Alberti, Sec'y
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

"HrvatSka SlObOda" Lodge 80
Athletic Club
WOmen's Division
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Individual Highs

WEST ALLIS, WISE.
Mixed Handicap League
March "a, 1858 w l.
Lodge 731 ......,.....................24 II
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Pitt Libs viii Stage
Patterson Tournament
First Weekend Of Nav

PITTSBURGH - Atten-
ton, all C.F.U. Bowlers! Are
you looking for a way to in
dulge in some competitive fun
bowling with members of
your family and meeting with
old C.F.U. friends?
Well, Liberties" c.. F. u.
Lodge 234 has just that in
mind when members play host
to the annual Father and Son
Bowling Tournament to be
held on Saturday and Sunday,
May 3 and 4, 1868.
The Lawrence Recreation
Parlor, 1926 Butler Street,
Pittsburgh, will be the
scene of the activities.
This tournament, which is
the only one of it's kind in the
C.F.U., is promoted as a fam
lily tournament. We will have
doubles competition in the
following events: Father and
Son, Mother and Son, Sister
and Sister, Brother and Sis
ter, Brother and Brother and
Husband and Wife. There will
also be singles competition.
And here is good news for
the junior members of the
C.F.U.! No entry fee is re-
quired of the junior bowler
who wishes to bowl with his
Father, Mother, Brother or
Sister.
For the bowlers who are
fortunate enough to win in
the doubles competition there
will be beautiful trophies a.
warded. In the singles events
the winners will receive cash
prizes.
,, The entry fee for the dou-
bles events is $1.00 per person
and $3.50 for the singles. No
entry fee is required for the
juniors in the doubles events.
All participants must be men,
bers of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union of America.
If you would like to parti-
cipate in this tournament and
have been unable to secure
entry blanks just send a post
card with your name and ad-
dress and the event you wish
to enter. The tournament
committee will notify you
when you are scheduled to
bowl.
Address your correspon-
dence to Ed Shaginaw, 211
Andrew Drive, Glenshaw,
Pennsylvania, tel e p h one
Hunter 6-6854 or Frank H.
Becer, Jr., 253 Fisk Street,
Pittsburgh 1, Pennsylvania,
, telephone Museum 1-O11O. -
Come on you C.F.U. bowl
erS from the tri-State district.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09

ETNA, Pa - The Croatian bowlers will definitely be
Fraterna Unions 22nd An seated at the banquet Yer
Tom no.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02

ToniOhts top shotcs preutetred By TV Keys sa6.
rho attend reedrsals. match screenings analvse
scripts In New York aud Hollywood Their opinions are
offered as guide TO viepers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
'TV KEY PREVIEWS

Toniohts top shoes preuered By TV KEYS STAG,
nho attend rehedvsas. match screenings and analvre
scripts In Netc York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered as a guide TO viepers.
DragnetA devious mystery thriller reminiscent OF the
early comedy detective movies Friday and Smith, the
Charlie Chans Of Los Angeles 60 the prow for Jade
thief The only witness is small boy with a fanciful
imagination. $50 pm, wRc-
Pat Boone Show-No thris-not much taIk-but quite a
few tunes which win please the young set Pat sings
Shake Rattle and Roll" very Special Love" April
Love- and Never Be Afraid" Andy Williams does
Il Get Kick Out of You" and Decay Dick Clark intro
duces an act called Danny and Juniors with AT the
Hop" pm. WMALs-7.
Playhouse SOReunion Main item Of interest here Is
the Tv acting debut Of Frances Farmer She plays a
lazy phony Broadway actress who abbers away at top
speed Others involved this tale OF reunion of World
War II buddies are Hugh OBran, Dane Clark and
Martha Hyer. $50 pm, WTOP-9.
Tennessee Ernie Ford Show-Erne and Lew Ayres chat
about telescopes with Ayres exudng his usual charm
Ayres confesses TO having turned musical COM
positions and Ernie sings one-"The Wedding Song ;"
He also does message song, Good Will" Pleasant
show $50 pm, WRC-4.
Navy Log-The Butchers of Kaspan" Story of naval air
raid during the Korean War engroSsng although the
actual raid is nothing but collection of old newsreel
clips splced into the film Dialogue better than aver
age for the SERIES and Stacy Reach does fine Job as
Comdr Paul Gray, who led the mission. 10 pm wAL-7