Rotary Foundation
Program Tuesday
A program on Rotary Founda
tion will be presented at the next
meeting of the Rotary Club to be
held next Tuesday noon at the Is
land Fountain.
The program was announced by
Larry Wodlinger, Chairman of the
committee, and Ivor Schott, chair
man of Rotary International in the
local club, at last Tuesday’s meet
ing.
A film entitled “European
Rhapsody” was to have been
shown, but due to projector
trouble, was not presented. Guests
present at the meeting were Bob
Coffee, Doug Preston and Bruce
Keers.
Saturday
1:30—Test Pattern and Music
2:00—To Be Announced
5:30—Parole
6:00—Looney Tunes
6:30—Treasure Hunt
7:00—Country America
8:00—Star To-Night
8:30—Silent Service
9:00—Feature Film
10:15—Coronet Film
10:30—Hollywood Closeup
Sunday
1:30—Test Pattern and Music
2:00—To Be Announced
2:30—Jim Manning’s Band
3:30—Big Ten Highlights
4:00—PCC Highlights
4:30—AFRS Variety
5:30—Godfrey and Friends
6:00—Dennis Day
6:30—This Is The Life
7:00—Noah’s Ark
7:30—Into The Night
8:00—Chevy Show
9:00—Dress Blues
9:30—Star of Jazz
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10:00—I‘ve Got A Secret
10:30—Victory At Sea
Monday
5:30—Test Pattern and Music
6:00—Fury
6:30—Curt Massey
6:45—I&E Film
7:00—It Could Be You
7:30—Burns and Allen
8:00—Meet McGraw
8:30— U.S. Steel Hour
9:30—High Road To Danger
10:00—Treasure
10:30—You Are There
Tuesday
5:30—Test Pattern and Music
6:00—Looney Tunes
6:30—Curt Massey
6:40—A.P. News Review
7:00—It Could Be You
7:30—Tenn. Ernie Ford
8:00—Phil Silvers
8:30—Ed Sullivan
9:30—Open Mind
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10:00—Wrestling
Wednesday
5:30—Test Pattern and Music
6:00—lassie
6:30—Curt Massey
6:40—Coronet Film
7:00—It Could Be You
7:30—Ozark Jubilee
8:00—Ozzie and Harriet
8:30—Feature Film
9:45—Transatlantic Televiews
10:00—Wednesday Night Fights
Thursday
5:30—Test Pattern and Music
6:00—Roy Rogers '
6:30—Curt Massey
6:40—Coronet Film
7:00—Looney Tunes
7:30—Highway Patrol
8:00—Thin Man
8:30—Men Of Annapolis
9:00—Schlitz Playhouse
9:30—Divorce Court
10:20—l&E Film
10:30—Mpfct The Press
Friday
5:30—Test Pattern and Music
6:00—Mr. Wizard
6:30—Lets Take A Trip
7:00—Gillette Fights
8:00—Court of Last Resort
8:30—Conrad Nagel Playhouse
9:00—Juke Box Jury
9:45—Industry On Parade
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10:00—'traffic Court
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“I STAND ON MY RECORD”
Here It Is:
Mike Stepovich was a member of the Territorial House
and later of the Alaska Senate
STEPOVICH VOTED AGAINST
STATEHOOD
He voted TWICE AGAINST Statehood Committee appropriations.
EDUCATION
He voted AGAINST salary increases for teachers.
He voted AGAINST school bus transportation for children.
He voted AGAINST establishing community colleges.
He voted AGAINST new buildings for the University of Alaska.
He voted FOR A REDUCTION in teachers’ retirement.
LABOR
He voted AGAINST improvement of the workmen’s compensation act.
He voted AGAINST protecting employes on payment of health, welfare and
pension funds.
FISHERIES
He voted TWICE AGAINST abolition of fish traps.
He voted AGAINST creating the Alaska Department of Fish & Game
He voted AGAINST care for sick and disabled fishermen.
HEALTH & WELFARE
He voted TWICE AGAINST improving treatment of the mentally ill.
He voted AGAINST increased aid to dependent children.
He voted AGAINST increased old age assistance.
GOVERNMENT
He voted AGAINST construction of Alaska National Guard armories.
He voted AGAINST fiscal reorganization.
He voted AGAINST the improvement district bill.
Can Alaska Afford to Have This Kind
of Representation in Washington?
Ernest Gruening for U.S. Senate “Term B” General Election November 25
Re-elect ERNEST GRUENING
who is FOR the things Stepovich is AGAINST
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