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eral cars and the motorcade
will proceed to Frederiksted
where they will march
through the town.
Mr.. Totten, who will be on.
hand on each occasion, is also
making arrangements for Mr..
Finlay's orchestra to feature
at some dances, the proceeds of
which will go towards defray-
ing some 9f the expenses Of
the trip.
Fess Finlay's orchestra, a
combination concert & dance
aggregation, consists Of six B
fiat clarinets, one flute, three
French horns, one baritone,
six trumpets, two trombones,
two bass, two drummers, one
cymbal, tympani, one pianist
and one saxaphone.
A note Of sadness struck the
band when George Finlay,
brother of the conductor, died
suddenly just three days after
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DEOEMDEh ~, 1890 NO. 40
Mental Heulth Cont.
To be Held in
ST. Thomds In April
From April 10 to is, 1859,
the Second Caribbean Confer
ence For Mental Health will
be held in st. Thomas, Virgin
Islands, U. S. A.
The theme of the conference
will be "Children Of the Carib-
bean: How Should We Meet
Their Mental Health Needs?"
Presiding S temporary
Chairman of this meeting will
be DR.. Eric L. O'Neal, Com
missioner of Health for the
Virgin Islands. The permanent
Chairman will be DR.. Jack
Rees, Director, World Fedora
ton For Mental Health.
On the agenda fer considera-
ton are the following items:
The Child in His Culture, The
Child in His Development, The
Child in Stress and The Com
munity Organizes to Meet the
Needs Of the Child.
The second meeting is the
outgrowth of a previous con-
ference held in Aruha, Neither
lands Antilles, in March 1857.
Those who attended this
meeting as representatives OF
the Virgin Islands were Mrs.
May Amritt Villa, Chief, Blu
reau of Health Education; Mrs.
Elenore Hansen, then Acting
Director Of Bureau Of Mental
Health; Miss Enid Baa, Chief
of Bureau of Libraries and
Museums; and DR.. Eric L.
O'Neal, Commissioner Q
Health for the Virgin Islands.
Mrs. Dolores La Caro-, Director
of Mental Health in Puerto
Rico, represented the Com
monwealth Of Puerto Rico. 1t
was discovered at this meet
ing that Puerto Rico and the
Virgin Islands were the only
cnes who had organized pro-
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Hunds Across the
Seq PurtY ct
Comunche q Success
SixtY-five Virgin
Islanders Coming
Home for X1nus

S~ixty-fve Virgin Islanders The special committee OF the
are due to arrive here on d Hands Across the Sea, under
special pilgrmage, under the t h e craftsmanship of Mrs.
auspices of the American Yir- Frank Blatchford, sponsored a
pin Islands Civic Association dance at the Club Comanche
of which Ashley /. Totten is last night which proved to be
president. a success.
A special program which
: Oeen featured several local Calypso
l'o - 2 9peoi" artists, kept the patrons spell
omnle'ee y hnees ne gioup bound as each Calypsonian
at the airport and special plans ,o,do f,n of eocb other in
nove - Hao !" 70" song.
them in special programs. Al amaod +h.+ mrs R1o+cb-
The weH-known Fess Finlay ford and her committee which
and twenty-seven member of included Mrs. P. 1. Byrd Lar
his band are due to arrive on sen, Mrs. Pat Hamilton, Mrs.
December 9th. They will be TED Dale, Mrs. Anna Brod-
brought to Christansted in a hurst, Mrs. Maria. Thomas,
motorcade and will march John Woodson and several
through the town; afterwards others whose names are not
they will again enter the sew available at this time.
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Johnstown Nest 4 BasketbaIIers Halt
Forty Game Win Streak In City League
George Mikesic and Dave Roman Team Up
To Put Pepsi Billiards Behind 8-Ball

Dave Roman who scored
20 and 16, respectively.
The Croatian Hall is buz-
zing with talk about the Jun
iors having stopped the Pepsi
cagers.
Our Juniors, with local
sports attention focused on
them, played their best game
of the season the very next
night against the Kline A.
musements.
Their shooting from the
floor and the charity line
were terrific against the first
division team. They hit 21
out of 26 fouls.
Dave Roman had a big
night with 35 points.
Credit for this reversal of
form over last season must 60
to Coach Edward Mesnak,
who has tolled diligently with
the boys. Michael Batch
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Chi y Athletic Club
Plans Masquerade Ball

CHICAGO - The "Hrvat-
ska Sloboda" CFU Lodge 80
Athletic Club will hold their
Annual Masquerade Ball at
the American Hall, 1440 w.
18th st.
The dance will be an
event of Saturday, Feb. Is,
1858; the tab, just 80 cents.
This year, as in the past,
prizes will be awarded for the
best costumes at HOO pm.
Come early so that the judges
will have time to see your cos
tune before making their de-
cision. Doors will open at $50
pm.
There will be plenty of re-
freshments, both solid and IL
quid and music for your dane
ing pleasure will be provided
by two orchestras
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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - st.
Rochus Lodge 5 and the
C.F.U. known in former
years throughout Johnstown
for other activities have got
ten themselves another eye
catcher.
1t is the Nest 4 entry in
the City Junior League. A.
ter having been the lea
gue's door mat last year,
they are drawing more at
tention this season.
During the first half of
January, their exploits have
earned them this change of
attitude. On January 3, they
outpointed the Krieger A.
musements, $3.50, as the To-
sers scored but 6 points in
the second quarter. Otherwise
the game was a hard fought
battle. Ed Mikesic and Dave
Roman, each with % tallies,
stood out extensively.
The next game against the
Stump Plumbing and Heating
squad proved to be a high
scoring affair, 70-68, an 18
point rally in the final quar-
ter falling short. While it was
our best scoring game, it was
also the toughest loss of the
season.
On January 10th, the Nest
4 Juniors went down to their
second straight defeat, a poor
first stanza and the whiting
of a four piont lead with less
than a minute and a half to
go contributing to their down
fall.
A 40 game winning
streak Of the Pepsi Bill
ards was assnapped January
IA when they beat the lea
que leaders 49-41, outclass-
ing them in three quarters
of play. Much credit goes
to George Mikesic and
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Youngstown Choir To
Make Merry Feb. 18th

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The "Strossmayer' Singing
Society invites all it's many
friends, from far and near, to
attend the Pre-Lenten Dance
on Sunday, February 16, at
the Croatian Home, commenc-
ing at 800 pm.
Music for dancing will be
provided by the Jadran
Tamburitza Orchestra and
as an added feature the
junior kolo group will 20
through several routines at
300 pm.
The Jadran Tammies are a
new group in this area, 80
why not come out and get
acquainted with them.
We are certain that you
will enjoy a fine evening.
Stella Toplek, Sec'y.
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AKRON SET FOR OHIO STATE PIkFEsT
Youngstown Lodge Is
Rents Spacious Floor
For March Cage Meet

PITTSBURGH - 1t can
definitely now be announced
that the C.F.U. 18th Basket
ball Tournament will be held
in the previously agreed upon
city of Youngstown, Ohio,
over Saturday and Sunday,
March IA and Is, 1858.
st. George Lodge 66 Of
that city has secured the
use of Ursuline Catholic
High Gym in Youngstown
for those two days.
We hope that the Society's S
cagers' interest is such as to
warrant as spacious a floor
and seat capacity as the a
DOVe gymnasium pTOVlueS.
Tournament interest has
already been evidenced by
Walter Bedich. of Farrell,
Pa, Joe Tomichek Of Etna,
Pa, and Of course Chuck ko-
ker of Youngstown.
We beseech the cooperation
of all other lodge and nest
followers too, and ask that
they make known their inten-
tons to the C.F.U. Sports
Educational Department.
Frank Braidic, Director
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Buckeye state.
We of "Matija Gubec"
Lodge 472, Akron, as your
tournament hosts are sincere
ly appreciative of your inter-
est in the bowling classic and
hereby cordially invite all our
C.F.U. neighbors and friends,
even though some may not
be boWlers, to attend the Ohio
State Bowling Tournament
Banquet and Dance Sunday,
Feb. 9, at $50 pm. at the
Croatian-American Hall, 1913
Grant Street in Akron.
Some of you may even
use the occasion of the
Saturday evening dance be-
ginning at 500 pm. as the
same hall and to the same
orchestra.
Tony Pavlic's Carlia Tam
buritzans will play for the
many tournament bowlers. A
good time will be had by all
who attend this tournament
and the gala affair which will
climax it.
C.F.U. Sports-E Educational
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. - With
the spectacular bowling of
Elizabeth Tatlock, Lodge so
was able to take two games
from the Larks.
Bess, as she is better
known in the Mound City
bowling circles, had herself
a sizzling 235 game, that fol-
lowed a somewhat slow start
of 173, but was extended in
to a $50 series for that ses-
sion.
In setting the new league
high game, which bettered
her own high of 226, Bess
put together six straight
strikes.
Congratulations Bess Tat
lock, may be that next good
game will be that 275 score
we of the st. Louis Women's
league have been talking a.
bout.
Fortunately your secretary
shot her 1872 game for ses-
sional honors last week, it
would not have seen the lime
light otherwise.
The good bowling of Sis
Ahal and Helen Perhat, IT.
487 and 177-469 in that order,
enabled the Chulicks to top
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Alex KoIer Hits 255
As Cleveland Juniors
Waqe Inter.Nests War

CLEVELAND - Score S
that stood out in different
manner marked some of the
recent sessions of Cleveland's S
Inter-Nests League.
Several weeks ago Bonnie
Bilicic rolled a 1O2 triplicate.
At the January II session,
John Skorich crossed AL
pins, which isn't high for
Johns caliber of kegling, but
the odd fact is that it was
comprised of three identical
games of 147.
That same Saturday af-
ternoon, Alex Koler gar
nered himself attention and
congratulations as he fired
a 255 game as part of a
total 595 effort.
When you realize that this
is a Junior League, we think
that plaudits are in order for
Alex. The C.F.U. elders had
better look to their laurels
when Alex joins the senior
ranks.
The league can also point
to several other mentionable
scores that can arch an eye
brow, John Fuduric, 548; Ri
chard Hrnyak, 210-525. A
mong the girls, Judy Bilicic
was tops with 158-434, where
as runners-up to her were Ar
lene Skorich, 155, and Geor-
gine Braidic, 404.
Anna Rescic, Manager
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Sugars Nip Fassis To Tighten Drive
For St. Louis Loop Championship Flag
BoWlers Reminded That Entries Are Due
For Society's National Tourney Next May

chances Of taking third.
John Ivancich had a 219-
533 series and George Ivancic
had a 1862 series. For the
Klarics, Emil Ivankovich
threw a 201-561 series and
Gerry Mulch had a 1850
series.
Hey, Klarics, don't look
now for there's only a few
games separating you from
the bottom.
Even with Eddie Names
tar firing a 234 single and
a 563 series and Tom Skok
throwing a 172-501 series,
Moydell could only take one
game from Team No. 6 as
John Perhat threw a 49,
479 series assisted by Matt
Antonich's 1A-A4 series
for Team No. 6.
Remember: - Entries for
the National CFU Tourna-
ment close soon. Form your
teams. It's later than you
think.
John Mulch, Sec'y.
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ST. LOUIS - With John
Krsul firing a 189-530 series
and John Jackovac's 168-491
series, John Sugar and Sons
took two close games Jan. II
from Fassi Tavern to stall
their drive for the champion
ship. Frank Jovanovic had a
198-563 series and John Ma
nestar threw a 196-528 SER
les for the losers. Hey, Nick
Jercinovic, what did you have
on the ball?
In a surprising upset en-
gineered by AL klarich who
fired a 206-545 series and
Matt Buneta's 182-483 ser
les, Ban Tile blanked Chu-
Iicks to keep them from
picking up vital games.
Russ Eaves had a 18O-51S
series and Tommy Drazich
had a 2O3-5O2 series for
the Chulick five.
Ivancich and Brncic dashed
Klaric Contracting's hopes of
gaining ground by taking two
games to improve their own
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Bess Tat|ock's 235 Singleton Record
Cheered By Women Of St. Louis League
Missouri's "City With Heart" Props
For Coming of CFU Tournament Legions

the Vlatkovich Marketeers
for the first time this season,
Wilma Kruzich coming
through for good measure.
The Vlatkovich am,
though on the unusual short
end Of the score, did not go
down without a fight. Fran
ces Grbcich came up with the
highest total for the night,
1861, and Albina Kovace-
vic came thru with another
of her 500 sets, this time 49,
514.
Now for a peak into the fu-,
ture let's work hard
girls, and try to get enough
new bowlers and old ones to
have a six-team league next
year.
Let's begin stacking to-
gether lodge combines for
the 1858 CFU tournament
as a step in that direction.
The forthcoming tourna-
ment in st. Louis in May can
we'll be one of the biggest and
best ever staged here. The
city of St. Louis will thus be
imbedded forever in the
minds of all who attend as
the "City With a Heart.
jeanette Manestar, Sec'y.
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Society Aiding Youthful Groups

PITTSBURGH - In addi-
ton to it's life, sick and acci-
dent benefits, the Croatian
Fraternal Union has often
gone on record as promoting
and aiding many ethnic-cul-
tural activities. particularly
those which take within it's
membership.
A form of aid along these
lines was nurtured in the
Sports-Educational and the
Jun or Order Departments
and recommended to the So
ciety's Supreme Board.
The Supreme Board at it's
March 1857 semi-annual
meeting authorized the Ex-
ecu.ive Board to act upon
applications by Junior Kolo
Groups and Junior Tambu-
rita Ensembles for appro-
priations upwards to one
hundred dollars (S1OO.O0).
The size OF the financial aid
will depend on the size of
the group and extent of
their activity.
Appropriations are to be
made to a lodge or a nest,
therefore to merit considera-
ton and avoid further and un.
n ecess sary correspondence
please style your letter Of ap-
plication as follows:
(1) The request for appro-
priation should come from the
lodge or nest and be approved
at a lodge meeting. State
therein the name of the kolo
group or tamburitza ensemble
and under whose jurisdiction
same operates.
(2) List in the letter of
application the names of all
th Q group or ensemble
members, identifying each
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Director Frank Braidic will be
on hand to officially crown
the 1858 champs who may be
expected to pull the rug from
under the defending champs
of last year, STAINS Mems
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Turn to page 8 for Editorial,
"Akron Story"
Team, Lodge 663 of Cleve-
land, and the women's cham
pions, York Machine Tool and
Die Co., also representing the
Cleveland Pioneers.
In case you are interest
ed what it took to win in
1858, it was a 3176 handi-
cap score by the men and
1855 pms by the Clevelan-
dears.
Any last minute inquiries
by the tournament bowlers
can be channeled to the tour
nament secretary, Ruth Lo-
Itch, PIG West Long Street,
Akron, 1, Ohio.
Ruth LOlich, Sec'y.
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Big Entry Predicted
For CIeyeIand's First
A|I.Fami|y Tournament

CLEVELAND - All CF'U
members and their friends
are, cordially invited to attend
the First Annual "All-Fam-
lily" 3 Bowling g Tournament
which is scheduled for Satur-
day, February 18th, at Grdi-
ma Recreation, 6O19 St. Clair
Ave. in Cleveland.
Already 80 doubles
teams have turned in their
entries to Mrs. Ann Rescic,
manager of Nest IS and al
so in charge of this tour
ney.
The bowling will be COM
prised of Patterson, Father
Daughter, Mother-Son, Moth
er-Daughter, Sister-Brother,
etc. With such an entry, three
shifts of bowling will take
place with the first group
commencing bowling at 1890
pm.
A little get-together is
planned after bowling at Al
and Georges Cafe at 6616 ST..
Clair Ave. and not in the Gro
attain Home as previously
mentioned.
Trophies and awards will
be presented to the winners
at this time with someone
from the Home Office Official
Family present to make the
awards.
It'll be on to Akron,
Ohio, this coming weekend
to the End Annual Ohio
State C.F.U. Bowling Tour
nament for many of our
Cleveland b0Wlers.
Best wishes to the Akron
committee for a very success
full venture and may the best
team win. However, here is a
tip for the Ohio tourney COM
mittee: - How about a Jun
ior Tournament added on for
1859?
George Celizic
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John 0vcarich Is Delegated To Attend
Feb. Is Running Of hoosier Sweepstakes
Free Post Championship Classic Dance
Will Be Held In Croatian Center Hall

welcome to bro. John Ovca-
rich, who will represent the
Croatian Fraternal I'm II,
Home Office for the first
time at our 9th Annual Bowl
er Sweeper. Glad to have you,
John.
We also want to thank
bro. Steve Gurekovich, pro-
prietor of the Lounge at
the East Chicago Bowling
Lanes, for the fine gift he
donated to be given to
some lucky bowler.
Bro. Steve has also assured
us that there will be plenty
of good old Croatian Sarma
for the bowlers and guests.
So, please make plans to
visit Steve's Lounge during
the 9th Annual Hoosier Bowl
ing Sweeper, on February Is,
at the East Chicago Recrea-
ton Center.
Joe Rivich, Publicity
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EAST CHICAGO. Ind. -
Holy Trinity CFU Lodge
154 extends hearty thanks to
all lodges in the Midwest for
their fine response to our 9th
Annual Bowling S W epe r
which will be held February
18th.
The Committee has also
arranged to have a Bowler
Sweeper Dance for the
bowlers and guests at the
Croatian Center Hall on
Chicago and Carey Streets.
Remember-al you have
to do is walk in. No one will
stop you, it is FREE.
Music will be furnished by
the fine orchestra Of bro.
Mike Miksich. Sandwiches
and refreshments will be
served in the kitchen and all
sorts of liquids will be avail
able at the bar.
We want to extend our
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by his C.F.U. certificate
number and the nest or
lodge affiliation of each.
90 Give a synopsis of the
kolo groups or the tamburit-
za's activities and public ap-
pearances.
Please forward the applica-
ton for this appropriation to
the C.F.U. Sports Educational
Department, 3441 Forbes St.,
Pittsburgh, 13. Pa.
Frank Braidic, Director
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Badger State Mons In
Masquerama Feb. 22nd

MILWAUKEE, - The CFU
Mothers Club will sponsor a
Masquerade Dance on Satur-
day, February %, and hereby
asks the other lodges and or
ganizations to keep the date
in mind when scheduling SIM
liar events.
Prizes will be given for
the best costumes and there
will be plenty of refresh
ments on hand for all.
MitzIe Knaflic, Pres.
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South Omaha Juniors
Beginning To Avenge
Net Setbacks Of Past

OMAHA, Neb. - SIS. Peter
and Paul Nest % Of South
Omaha is working on a three
game winning skein and
fighting for a spot in the
Class A playoffs of the local
Catholic Youth Organization
league.
The cagers have picked up
slack and have run rough
shod over their last three
opponents. The team opened
up the current year by lam
basting St. Wenceslaus, 70-14,
and followed with romps past
Assumption, 1882, and st.
Stanislaus, 57-16.
The trample given st.
Wenceslaus was in return
for a pasting handed US a
few years back when the
same club first entered the
CYO loop. Jim Kros and
Jim Kresnik did the most
damage with II and 20
points, respectively.
Assumption was handed
their second loss of the sea-
son in a do or die game. The
nesters broke away early in
the second canto and raced
to a 26-11 halftime lead. Bob
Mccormack led the scoring
with II, while Kresnik and
Kros tailed 8 each.
The team packed too much
all around strength for a
young St. Stanislaus crew and
galloped to an easy victory
Mccormack again took scor.
ing laurels with "a markers
while Joe Hertzig canned 8.
The team gained added
of Rich Drakulich on the ros.
strength with the appearance
ter. The club is still dickering
for a game in Kansas City,
and is assured of playing the
seminarians Of Conception,
Missouri, in early March.
This was achieved due
to the efforts of John Kres-
mix, our team captain from
last year, who is now a STU
dent at Conception Semi
nary.
Aside from this, we are
contemplating sending a nest
team and a lodge team to the
forthcoming CFU national
bowling tourney in St. Louis.
Joseph T. Cupich
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Mckeesport Duo Racks Up 1887 Pins
To Claim New West Penn Sweeper High
Total of 966 Lines of Bowling Posted
During Surprising Stand In Wilmerding

WILMERDING Pa. - The 9th C.F.U. West Penn Dux
Sweepstakes held in this January 1926 1853 broke
by far, all previous entry records.
Chalked jointly, up at the Kukurn Alleys Sycamore
and Monroevile Streets, and the Bohemian Club Alleys
Lincoln and Washington Avenues in Wilmerding,
record 966 lines of bowling The Sweepstakes
credit to the bowlers from and afar
Though perennial contenders, the 1858 slate of
champions presents previous winners
All of the newly crowned champions had to win over
not but contendng previous champions to
their claim to the respective 1858 titles.
Women's Singles
Barbara Watkins, Lodge A, McKeesport, Pa. 446
Women's Doubles
Kay Stiftinger Lodge 7O5, Farrell Pa .....,...350
Victoria Zajac Lodge 7O5 Farrell Pa. 449
Total 49, w -. =. :. .. . 799
Mems Singles
John Belak, Lodge A. McKeesport Pa. ........".550
Mems Doubles
Joe Bretc Lodge A, McKeespor Pa. ............57S
John Beak Lodge A. Mckeesport Pa. 500
81. .
Mixed Couple Doubles
Dorothy Chrnko Lodge 705 Farrell Pa .394
Walter Bedich, Lodge 1885, Farrell Pa 465
Total .o0S
~ New al-time Sweepstakes high score.
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~ New all-time Sweepstakes high
An official statement receipts disbursements and
cash prize winners of 9th CFU Sweep
stakes will be published in the Zaedncar at later date
Frank Braidc Director, Sports Educational Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-05
Rubber City Lodge 472 Members Will
Play Mine Host February 80 Weekend
To Quints Seeking Ohio State Crowns
Sports Educational Director Delegated
TO Represent Home Office At Pin Classic

AKRON, Ohio - Weeks of preparation and reams OF
publicity will be eliminated this coming weekend February
and 1858, when the End CFU Ohio State Tournament
takes the premises of the Gran Alleys in Akron.
This years entry is expected to equal or better the
1868 entry of 35 qunts haing from CFU colonies in the
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TOO

4-Todoy. Variety.
! Hour, IS Min. Fronk Blair and
Helen O'CohneIl ore featured.
9-The Morning Show.
! Hour. Fovorite comedies. News
breaks at tbs and 7:55 with
Scott Sutton.
500
9-captoin KOnsoroo. Kids.
S:45
9-Ronser Hal. Kids.
s:55
4-lnsG. Cooking.
5-Thousht for the Day.
900
4-Susie. Comedy.
5-koFtoon Klub. Kids.
$50
4-Quiz Club. Panel.
$50
9-MaFk Time. ToIk.
Featuring Mark Evors.
1000
4-AFIene FFoneis Show.
5-Ten O'Clock Movie.
IA Hours. Fight For Your
Lody." 1887. lido Lupino.
9-The Garry Moore Show.
1890
4-TFeasuTe Hunt. Quiz.
Jan Murroy, host.
9-ArthuF Godfrey. Variety
100
4-The Price ls Right. Contest.
Bill Cullen Is m. G.
7-RompeF Room. Kids.
I Hour. Featuring Miss SoIIy.
1880
4-TFuth or Consequence.
5-LibeFcce. Music.
9-Dotto. Quiz.