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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-12

Chicago after bro. Servov ac-
quaints us with the begin
nings Of the Foundation and
what it has done to date for
the younger American and
Canadian student members Of
the Society.
Pioneers Had Faith
We should unite as one on
Sunday, Aug. 16, in paying
tribute to the Society and ex-
pressing our admiration for
it's ability to conquer the
trials and tribulations of the
past IS years to stand today
as the greatest organization
of it's kind on earth.
Let us also remember the
(JOhn Barry = p. 81
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deserved bow.
Man With A Message
The crowd will relax at this
point to listen with care to
the words of the United LODI
ges guest speaker of the day,
Edward B. Servov, Esq, Nc
Keesport, Pa.
Bro. Servov Is the Gen.
eral Counsel of the Society
and the Executive Secre-
tary of the CrOatian Fra
ternal Union Scholarship
Foundation, Inc, undOubt-
edly the most far reaching
youth undertaking in the
65-year-old history of the
CFU.
Following his address, bro.
Servov is to introduce John
w. Barry, Jr., South Chicago
Lodge 118, the only Illinois
recipient in 1858 of one of the
20 original $3.50 awards made
by the Directors of the Schol-
arship Foundation.
That bro. Servov will de-
vote the greater part of his
speech to the Scholarship
Foundation is a foregone con-
clusion.
The program will then be
curtained by the Master Of
Ceremonies.
Foundation Is Vital
It must be recognized as
inevitable that this Founda-
ton will most certainly grow
in stature and play an in
creasingly important part in
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-12

appropriately enough, with
the rendition of the Natl
Anthems by the United Lod-
ges Kolo Group Singers.
John Bakovich, President
Of the United Lodges Com
mittee and for many years
one of the Society's outstand-
ing Membership Campaign
Field Representatives, is to
deliver a brief address of well
come and then turn the
"show" over to Master of
Ceremonies John Stropin.
Bro. Stropin is noted for
his deft handling of major
local functions and can be
counted on to keep things
moving at a lively, interest
ing pace.
Bow To Pin Kings
Following the introduction
Of dignitaries and guests, bro.
Stropin will call on Miss Ma
ry Ann Sarich, Des PLANES, to
favor with "Zajednica Mia
Matt" accompanied by the
Children's Home Tamburitz-
ans.
Next will come kolo dan
cling and duets, with the
numbers to be made public
Sunday, Aug. 16.
The spotlight will then
shift to the members of the
championship team Of the
1958-59 South Chicago CFU
Bowling League, all of whom
will be asked to take a well
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-12
Canton Lodge 514 Members Planning
Special Salute Sept. II To Society
Banquet, Program and Dance Scheduled
As First Major Fete After Convention

Home Office as the speaker
of the day will be Edward
b. Servov, Esq, General
Counsel of the Society and
Executive Secretary of the
CrOatian Fraternal Union
Schol q r S h ip Foundation,
Inc.
Other guests will include
Canton's Mayor Charles Bah
cock, Ohio State Senator Ed
ward Wilmer, and Judge
John Rosetti.
Theresa Marich, Pub.
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the Society's future program,
plans, and hopes.
Unfortunately, en- t irely
too many members of the
CrOatian Fraternal Union
do not understand the true
meaning of the CFU Schol-
arship Foundation.
We are certain that this
will no longer be true in So.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-12

vocation and Dorothy Vuko-
tic, Bridgeville, will render
the Natl Anthems.
What may we'll prove to
be the 5-star attraction af-
ter this will come with in
PRODUCTION by the writer,
who is to serve as the Mas
ter of Ceremonies, of the
Etna Junior Tamburitzans.
These youngsters have
planned a special show for
the occasion, one which will
include playing, singing, and
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-12
United H. County Lodges in Huge Fete Aug. 10th
Uniontown Scene
OF &c Festival
Joseph Bella And John 0vcarich Scheduled
10 Speak During Special Afternoon Program
BY Bernard NJ Luketich, United Lodges Secretary

By Bernard NJ Luketch, United Lodges Secretary
UNIONTOWN, Pa. The United CFU Lodges of
Fayette Greene Washington, and Westmoreand Counties
will hold dual celebration Sunday Aug 16 marking their
5h Fraernal Day and the 65h Anniversary of the
Croatan Fraternal Union of America.
Shady Grove Park located off Rt 119 between Union
town and Connelsvle, will be the of these long
planned festivities and afternoon program of outstand
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-12
Des PLANES Youngsters
On S. Chicago Program
CFU General Counsel, Scholarship Foundation Secy
To Deliver Main Address During United Lodges Fiesta
SOUTH months planning
everything readiness for the United Lodges South Chicago ceb

The Dosen and Saban Grove, goth and Commercial,
will be the of the fete Highlght of the festivities
which will also the United Lodges observing their
9Th Annual Fraternal Day, will be afternoon program
featuring Of the finest instrumental and vocal talent
in the Midwest
The salute to the CFJrs 65th Anniversary will begin
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-12

Executive Secretary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03
BY v. l. MANDICH, Suprem,

v. l. PRESIDENT
I N THE OFFICIAL ORGAN of two weeks ago. the Ex-
ecutve Board directed proclamation and appeal to the
entire membership for voluntary contributions in favor
of the Scholarship Foundation
In connection with the proclamation and appeal
stated that the Supreme Office will send to each lodge
roster of it's members showing the amount of each
bers dividend One check for the total amount of dividends
will also be forwarded.
This years dividend is being paid month earlier
than in former for the that is believed that
there will be considerably greater number of members at
tending lodge meetings June than usual due to the fact
that election of delegates for the tenth convention will take
place in that month
Therefore, the lodge officers, and especially the
lodge secretaries, will have the opportunity to person
ally ask each member at the time of payment credit
ing of dividends to the amount the member wishes
to donate voluntarily to the Croatan Faternal Union
Scholarship Foundation Inc, for the assistance of
needy, gifted and worthy young members to acquire
higher education in the universities and colleges of the
United States and Canada.
We have published appeals in official organ
several occasions asking our membership to help us build
up the Scholarship Fund of the Croatan Fraterna Union
Many Individuals lodge officers, and in instan-
the entire membership of lodge readily responded
to appeal The endeavors of individuals and lodges
this noble undertaking have been prominently pubczed
Success Depends On Leadership Of Lodge
We will continue to do and membership will be
Informed every week to what members and friends
doing and planning to to this phase of
activities of the Society," which will be equal to- surpass
the and progress in all branches of it's beneficial
humanitarian and cultural endeavors.
wish to emphasize here that it is my firm convic-
ton that the of this appeal to the membership
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03
The Dividend Story
1859 DIVIDEND RECAPITULATION

1859 DIVIDEND RECAPITULAIION
Paid to Active Members - $237, 1925
Credited to New York Members Premium Account 376242
Paid to Members with Paid-Up Certificates 53636
Withheld for Members with PadUp Certificates 115077
Pending Members with Notice of Transfer 1928
Credited to Members on Automatic Prem. Loan 8996.46
Paid to Beneficiaries of Deceased Members - 134611
Grand Total - ........ $3.50 597 so
Note: The 1859 Dividend the third highest in the his
tory of the Croatian Fraterna Union Of America The
record high of $257 O5655 set in 1857 the second
high of 1854 68294 in 1858 All figures quoted herein
pertain only to adult Department Dividend payments.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03
WHO'S WHO OF FOUNDATION :

The following are the Directors and Honorary Incor
oorators and Directors of the Croatan Fraterna Union
Scholarship Foundation Inc. 3441 Forbes Avenue Pitts
burgh 13, Pennsylvania:
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President, Ex- Offico Member All Committees Il
A. e. TOmasic, Tornasic Road, Pittsburgh Penna Il
Vice President, Chairman Public Relations Comm.
Mandich, 6453 Stanton Avenue, Pittsburgh, Penna
Secretary and General Counsel of Foundation
Edward ServOv, 2O71 Constitution Blvd McKeespor Pa
Assistant Secretaries
Stephen F. Brich, 3441 Forbes Ave. Pittsburgh Penna
Philip Vukelich, 3441 Forbes Ave. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Treasurer and Chairman Committee Finances
Martin Krasich 2O8 Greenlee Road Pittsburgh Penna.
Chairman Committee Scholarships
Milan Skrtic, 147 - 18th Street. Campbell Ohio
Chairman Honorary Directors Committee
Thomas r. Balaban Dept of Insurance. Harrisburg, Pa
Chairman Membership Drive Committee
Mark Vinski, 10 Freeport Road, Etna, Pennsylvania
Co-Vice Chairmen Comm on Public Relations .>
Stephen F. Brkch, 3441 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh Pa
Philip Vukelch, 3441 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh Penna
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03

Jack j. Belobradic, Esq.
20 Ravenal Street
Toronto 9, Ontario, Canada
DIR. e. j. Borkovich
1O11 Sixth Street
Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania
DR.. Stephen Panic
3341 e. Dawson Street
Detroit. Michigan
DR.. John f. Ruzich
1855 w. 63rd Street
Chicago, Illinois
Hon. Peter Mandich
Sheriff's Office
Crown Point, Ind.
John BadOvinac
Ill East 214 Street
Euclid, Cleveland, Ohio
Hon. Anthony F. Lucas, Esq.
635 Bakewell, Building
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
William Fumich, Esq.
815 Citizens Building
Cleveland IA, Ohio
Philip Vukclich
3441 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania
Stephen F. Brkich
BAL Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania
Louis T. Katusin, Esq.
921 Jones Law Building
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Matthew M. Braidech
SO Raymond Lane
Wyckoff, New Jersey
DIR. NADIA Ledinko
135 So. Schenley
Youngstown, Ohio
Frank Rodman
Hermansville, Michigan
Hon. Matthew L. ]. Furjanic
119 Hawkins Avenue
Rankin, Pennsylvania
Hon. Anthony ]. Kubik
Beaver County Court House
Beaver, Pennsylvania
ilinovich
Street
Pennsylvania
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03
Lackawannas To Vote On Sunday, June 9th

had also nominated bro.
Verbanic at their meeting
May 10th,
June Z was selected as the
day for election which will be
held at 1910 Ridge Rd., from
100 until 600 pm, to be fol-
lowed by a special meeting of
the Lodge.
Sophie Zak, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03

LACKAWANNA, N. Y. -
At the regular monthly meet
ing Of "Lackawanna" CFU
Lodge 726, held May 13, 1859,
bro. Charles ]. Verbanic was
nominated candidate for Dele
gate to the CFU Convention.
Since this meeting, word
was received that "JugO-
slav Sloga" CFU Lodge
772 of Niagara Falls, Ont.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03

Ivan MestrOvic
University of Notre Dame
South Bend, Indiana
Hon. Michael A. StepOvich
Juneau, Alaska
DIR. F. j. Arch
618 Chestnut Street
Pittsburgh II, Pa.
Stanley Juracich
343 South Dearborn Street
Chicago 4, Illinois
DR.. S. S. Nemec
Wall Building
Olive and Vantenenter st.
st. Louis 8, Missouri
Michael S. Cerrezin, Esq.
1904 Standard Building
Cleveland, Ohio
Raymond T. Percich, ESQ.
705 Chestnut Street
St. Louis, Missouri
John j. Scurich
P. O. Box 1854
Watsonville, California
DR.. w. F. Jakopic
1917 S. Loomis Avenue
Chicago, Illinois
Joseph b. Rady
7130 Carolina Avenue
Hammond, Indiana
Hon. Thomas d. Vukelich
Box 675
Gilbert, Minnesota
DR.. George Budak
1928 E. 10 Mile Rd.
East Detroit, Mich.
DR.. John M. Baron
9811 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland 6, Ohio
Zlatko Balokovic
Camden, Maine
DIR. Marie Hren
1925 Cherry Street
Braddock, Pennsylvania
John A. Miscovich
Box 736
Fairbanks, Alaska
Michael A. N
"A Sycamore
Waynesburg
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03
Verona ITO Polls To Remain Open Six Hours

VERONA, Pa. - "Con-
querors" CFU Lodge ITO
members are asked to attend,
without fail, the next meet
ing which will be held on Sum
day, June 7, at 100 pm, in
the National Home, 312 Arch
Street.
During our May IL meet
ing, bro. Joseph F. Heir
was nominated as our car
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-03

didate for Delegate to the
CFU Convention in Detroit.
However, since we are to
jointly elect a Delegate with
Lodges 172 of Cabot, Pa, and
768 of Bentleyville, Pa, vot-
ing will take place from 100
until TOO pm. on the above
mentioned date.
Please attend and cast your
ballot Catherine Leopold
Evening star., 1959-06-07
By HARRIET CRIFFITHs
Star Staff Wri.er

Star Staff Writer
L6VVTE COULD PUT this school wings, fly 1t all
w around the world-and show that people can live
together"
James T. Galahorn, jr. principal Of Washngtons
Americanzaton School, has l387 for this con-
vction.
they make up student body hailng from 81 nations
bent studying English the United States form OF gov
ernment and how to sew and cook the American way.
Ranging in age up to 70 years, the students SIT IN
chance juxtaposition in the classrooms one excep
ton Those from the same country are encouraged to
separate in order to insure that only English spoken at
the school.
And though happenstance may place nationals OF
historically antagonsc countries shoulder 10 shoulder
has asked to be moved Mr.. Gallahorn says
Most of the students-possibly 95 per cent-are pre-
pairing United States citizenship About go per cent
of Americans naturalized in the District have
attended the school, immigration authorities furnish the
school with Of all arrivals permanent visa,
and inform the Of the schools existence The
school, in turn, gets out letter of welcome to each
Nothing is compulsory about attendance or length OF
study admission free to resident Of the District
The school also provides help in preparation Of immgra
ton and naturalization forms.
An estimated per cent Of the students, says Mr.
Galahorn win carry back to their own countries wnat
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1959-08-24

P0aTRAITS-4-nyo me interested in having
portrait pictures AIKEN contact GWalt-
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Village, or phone O3TN. Prices for por-
traits are: Three 0xlO for $lO.OO,-
a1dit ional prints 81. 90 each. or four
SKI for $1,000, addit tt NAL prints S.75
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1959-08-24
ANNOUCE " 7 s

Brownie leaders, Adult leaders and
COMM ttee leaders needed for 2nd,
3rd and tn grade. anyone willing
to help keep t he Brown es on Adak
please call Mrs. Chris Hansen at
l26-M
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Souvenir plates Of Adak nay be
purchased from the rrotes tant Wo-
men S group-all profits go to the
Lazy Mountain orphanage at Palmer
Alaska. For inf ornation call O59-W
or 500.
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WILLIS JEEP 1912, engines, heater and
chains. Call Thompson at 999-993 daytime
PLYMOUTH HRDToP-51, white. Good Adak
transportation. $l75. 90. For information
call Welch at At or o4oJ evenings.
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TELEPHOTO LENSE, 4OOrnr
or-adaptor. Rings and
phone 100 after 1900
Evening star., 1959-06-15
Graham Hears
Moscow Sermon

MOSCOW. June Is (AP) -
Evangelist Billy Graham sat
in a sweltering congregation of
$500 in Moscow's Baptist
Church yesterday and sang
blessed Be the Tie That
Binds"
He did no preaching. A
church Official explained that
inviting a tourist to preach is
prohibited.
Mr.. Graham and his party
of five. accompanied by several
Western newSmen. occupied a
special pew in the balcony
During the two-hour service.
Alexander Karev, secretary
general of the Baptist Associa- :
ton of the Soviet Union.
preached on the theme that
belief in Christ is the measure
of strength and ultimate hap
piness. Jacob I. Zhivkov, preSi-
dent OF the association, also
delivered a sermon.
Afterward. Mr.. Graham
moved down from the balcony.
shaking hands with members
of the congregation-men with
gnarled hands. women wearing
colorful scarves, and a sur
prising number of young people.
In the church Office, Mr..
Graham praised the 50-member
choir, and told Mr.. Karev and
Mr.. Zhivkov this was real
bible-centered preaching. the
kind we need in churches every
where" "
Evening star., 1959-06-15

Amendment and the Bill of
Rights"
The detectives were convicted
OF contempt OF court in Iefus.
ing to answer questions asked
by the judge and were sem
fenced to 80 days imprison-
ment. They were freed on bond
after serving two days.
While their attorney was not
allowed In the hearing room.
the judge had told the detec-
tives they could consult the
lawyer any time during the in
terrogation.
The courts division today
was identical to that in two
civil liberties cases decided last
week. Both involved First
Amendment defenses as
grounds for refusing to answer
questions posed, in one case, by
a congressional committee and.
in the other, by State inves-
tigative committee.
Evening star., 1959-06-15

jority opinion was delivered by
Justice Harlan.
The dectives had contended
the circumstances Of the ques-
tioning deprived them Of due
process of law. They we're not
represented by counsel during
the questioning.
Justice Harlan held that the
Interrogation was in line with
New York State procedure in
such cases. He said the inter-
rogation was purely an investi-
eative step and as such 1t did
not require attendance OF
counsel for the witnesses.
Justice Blacks dissent as
serted:
In upholding such secret
inquiSitions the court once
again retreats from what I
conceive to be its highest duty
that of maintaining unim-
paired the rights and liberties
guaranteed by the Fourth
H.ak~~~ l@~.e
Evening star., 1959-06-15
EdIer Chances Jobs

Karl Elder. area supervisor
for the Prince Georges Recrea-
tion Department, has resigned
his county post TO become di-
rector of youth activities at
Andrews Air Force Base. He
has been with the county rec
reation department for three
years.
Evening star., 1959-06-15
High Court UphoIds
Judges Secret Quiz
BY HOWARD l.. DUTKIN
star stan Writer

Private questioning by New York State Judge of two pr
vae detectives during inquiry into unethca practices by
Brooklyn lawyers upheld by the Supreme Court today
The court split 5-4.
Justice Blacks dissent concurred In by Chief
Warren and Justices DOUGLAS and Brennan The
Evening star., 1959-06-15

If you ueooee and the lovely Lody
Baltimore styles eight to choose from eight different
coos All wooden boxes with long bound VnY bumper edges
Luxurious interiors to suit every tose In light blue white,
desert ton light green grey dark blue copper dark ereen
Identification toos included
Kann-Luggage-F Floor Washington Arlington
Evening star., 1959-06-15

Clean costly with full horsepower n1otor-yet
its light in weight tony IS u pounds) Walks
on air you do nothing but guide the roll
ing nozzle Has double stretch hose with
telescopine wand, which con be used long or
short Exclusive rug and floor nozzle cleans
rugs or bare floors Kine-size throwowoy boes
Kann's-Thrd Floor, Washington:
LotDer Leuel. Arlington
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SATURDAY,

S-NeWs. WeotueFs 1Dokf4s
BORDER. Douglas. oonIslA
His
4-Feoture Festival. Movie.
Hour, IS Min. "Tamlshsd."
1850. A trpublemokeF returns
home Morins hero, but tis
town refuses to trust him. Ar
thur Fronz, Dorothy Patrick.
9-Ten. Thirty Theotef. Movie.
Continuation ct "The Three
Musketeers.
1900
5-soturday Night Hoe Down.
Country music.
1880
1.-The Lords Prayer.
1910
4-Good Night Show. Movie.
lN Hsurs. 1.-THE Gladiator"
1888. Joe returns to college and
becomes q superrnon On the grid
iron and in the wrestling ring.
Joe G. Brown. June TrovIs.
l:l0
9-Shoek. Movie.
Hour, 20 Min. "Ths hIsht
Monster" le42. 4 hopelen
cripple develops the power "
mind over nctter and makes ~
useless legs como olive. bele
Luncsi. irene HsNsY.
2:lS
4-Inspiration.
ESQ
9-Meditation. WesthsF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
ApriIls

I-AfFicon Patrol. Adventure.
John Bentley stars.
9-Hishwoy Petrol. Crime.
Mathews Investigates q case
where burglary turns into murder.
Broderick Crawford stors.
1880
4-Psople Are Funny.
5-Mickey Rooney Show.
7-Diek Clark Show. Variety.
9-PerFy Mason. Mystery
! Heus. Storing Raymond Burr,
Borboro Hole.
500
4-Perry Como Show. Color.
! Hour. Julie London. Bobby
DORM.
5-MF. and Mrs. North.
7-Jubilee U. 5. A.
Hour. Roy Foley, m. c. from
Jewell Theoter, Springfield. MOI
$3.50
5-Stor and the Story. Dronno.
END Of Flight" Edmond o'Brien
Stors.
9-Wunfed. Dead or Alive.
Randall foees an ossossin's bullet
when the leoder Of religious
sect assigns young girl to muir
der him in revenge. Steve Nc
Queen, Judith Ames.
800
4-BIoek Saddle. Adventure.
Culhone Is hired by respected
roncher to cleor him OF muir
der charge. Peter Breek, Philip
ABBOT.
5-Don Owens Jomboree.
7-Lowrenee Welk. Variety.
/ Hour. Featuring Lawrence
Week and his Champagne Music
Makers.
9-Foee Of Danger. Drama.
WEB Of Circumstances. A bank
teller plons TO leave his shrewish
wife and IS erroneously arrested
for murder. Thomas Mitchell.
$3.50
4-cimorron City. Western.
I Hour. THE Medicine Man,"
A young, ex-Army doctor struo-
Giles to cleor himself OF the folse
accusation OF malpractice. George
Montgomery, Garry Merrill. June
lockhort.
9-Huve Gun, viii Travel.
Polodin goes TO Alosko to help
on old trooper. Richard Boone,
Coh Swenson.
1000
5-Stas Performance. Dromo.
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4-The .. As Man. Crime.
Shannon Is assigned q eoss IN
which q wealthy man Is being
victimized BY two strono-orn sx-
tortionists. John Compton, Glen
nunbulI. Jan Harrison.
5-Ployhouse Five. Movie.
iM Hours. @BocheIor Mother"
1889. A solesoirl finds herself
fhe "odopted's mother OF on
abandoned body on the day she
Is tired. Ginger Rogers. David
NlNen.
rs. A. 7. Crime.
"Gold-PIoted People" Phosphor
powder and ultraviolet rays help
Special Agent Conroy solve
tox- evosion cnse. Lloyd Nolan.
Pouio Raymond.
Glen Thirty Theoter. Movie.
z Heuss, IS Min. THE Three
Musketeers.r 1913. Lono Tur-
ner, Gene Kelly, June AlIyson,
Van Hsflin.
100
4-News. Sports.
Gribben. Michoel.
7-Sdturdoy Night Movie.
IA Hours. "Perilous Holiday"
1916. Concerns q eounterfeitino
ring that doesn't stop at murder.
Pot O'Brien. Ruth Warriek.
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Program Listines

7-Musie from Monhctton.
Featuring Sonny koye and his
Orchestra.
S-Gunsmoke. Western.
1880
4-The D. As Man. Crime.
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Student Clinic. Latest Styles-Lsw
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