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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
Pastor Says Billy Graham Made
NY. A Better City"


NEW YORK, Dec. THE Rev. John Sutherland Bon
nell minister Of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, today
evavafed the recent Billy Graham crusade genuine
success" for New York churches and their members.
Or. Bonnel member Of the original executive
committee which brought Mr. Graham 70 New York for his
3 ont Of evangelistic meetings Madison Square Gar.
den.
Or. BonneI told his congregation that his eonve
tion that New York is better cry and that many
churches vitality alive because OF the crusade"
York;
I. An increase in the number Of members in Prot
esfant churches.
Asreater simplicity and direetness in the preaching
Of the clergy
3. marked increase" in Protestant unity and inter-
church cooperation in the metropolitan
definite lift in Protestant morale" because Of the
numbers who attended the Graham meeting.
S. growth Of Bible study groups in churches and
homes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
CT In Jam


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
The Big RoadbIoek-

CONTINUED from Back Page)
. SECOND, THERE WAS THE IMMENSE ADvAN-
TAcE OF VIRTUALLY COMPULSORY UNION MEMBER.
SHIP IN THE WAR INDUSTRIES AND DUES MONEY
POURING INTO UNION TREASURES;
. THIRD, and most important, there the union
tcontinvsd Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21

Soosh Lyon-A mother and her sishs-yssrold dsvgh
Ter were killed when their struck BY &C freight
ran zoo feet from their home In Green Oak Township
ns'y Ann FORMER. fhs daughter killed inssanty end
her mother, Rachel was dead on arrival a ST. Jossphs
Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor SON. i6 d IN critical con-
ditlsn. =" free Prssst
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
Full Time President


(cenfinved from Beck Ps9el
ROOSEVELT WAS slscTuU on - RslArfvo[H
cooo DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM sUT TINE DeNt
QUICKLY REDUCED That PtATf0RM To-;A
SCRAP or PAPER! = ECONOMY AND kepUenoet
or COMMISSIONS REPUOsATsO, AND COMMAS
ssoMs M0tTIptieD Wfsot esALE WITH Bn1foN$
IEAERAkINc. AND OTHER BOON DoccliNc'!
PART
NOTHING TO FEAR BUT FEAR ITSELF!
SOUNDS GOOD. DOESN'T IT?
BUT IT WAS OF THE DEVIL REGULATING HOLY
SCRIPTURE WHICH DECLARES THAT THE FEAR
or THE LORD IS THE BEGINNING oF Wis0oM>to: TsG
And Jesus thereto: FEAR NOT HiM'W@0 CAN
DESTROY THE BODY. BUT FEAR HiMIsATAs1 VINO
CAN CAST BOTH SOUL AND BODY INTO HELL
THAT TERRIFYING. BUT MYTHICAL, CHAOTIC
HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS OF GUILT coMPtExEs-
FEAR IGNORANCE toF CHRIST SCIENCE
Observation-Disclosures. invuInersbIs. omnpresent
Heaven and Eternal LifeD, AND THE LUNAcY OF
SIN TRUE, THE N. 7. DECLARES THAT GOD IS
LOVE AND PERFECT LOVE cAsTETH OUT
FEARl
BUT r. D. r. DID NOT HAVE THAT PERFECT LOVE
THAT COMMUNIST AND DEVILS JUDAS, CHRIST.
REJECTING HEBRAIc, SATAN BOUND DUPE
OF 100 BILLION BLUNDERs AND DISASTERS Ill
RECOGNITION BUILDUP OF THE REDS l. PEARL
HARBoR DEMOCRATIC INFAMY !! SUBSEQUENT
LOSS OF CHINA TO THE REDS
PART 4
DEVILS TRUMANITES AND KOREA
SABOTAcED OUR DOMINANT MILITARY STRENGTH
-DELUDED ASSES BELIEVING THE REDS WOULD
BE GOOD BOYS AND TRUMANS DEAN AcHESoN
IN BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGE, BUT WITH A PRoFUNDlTY
OF SPIRITUAL NAKEDNESS STATED THAT OUR
PERIMETER OF DEFENSE EXCLUDED KOREA!
sTALIN TOOK HIM At HIS WORD LIKEWISE THE
CHINESE REDS! HENCE NORTH KOREA CON-
MUNIsT NAKED AGGRESSION VS.. SOUTHERN
REPUBLIC OF KOREA AND U. S. AND Y. N.
MORALLY OBLIGATED TO GO TO THE RESCUE OF
KOREA! AND ANOTHER DEMOCRATS 50
BILLION ADDED TO NATIONAL INDEBTEDNESS
AND INITIATION GIVEN ANOTHER MIGHTY Boosts
AND TRUMAN. THE DEVILS DEMAcocUE PLAYING.
THE AMERICAN PUBLIC FOR SUCKERS, CONTINUES
THE HIGH FARM SUPPORTS TO WIN THE
FARMERS VOTES
AND. BY GEORGE. THE DEVIL WORKED A.
MIRACLE AND GAVE TRUMAN A FULL 4-YEAR
TERM - And we do devil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
Find College Girl, Boyfriend Slain
In Baltimore Woods

Baltimore. Nov. Is tAP)-Two young people died vo-
eny in sylvan setting in the aftermath OF shattered
romance.
Jane Fried. ". Goveher College sophomore, died OF
sp wounds in the chest and back Monte Franklin UdoH,
~ denfs student at the u Of Maryland the victim OF
shotgun blast friend Of Miss Fried said Jane told
her she and udo had broken their engagement because
they were still very young"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
DevilC Commits Murder in Lutheran
Oh. Via Giant Lies VS.. C.S. Messiah!

DONNA LEE YENsoN, 8, DIED or LUKEMlAN after
fwoyssr BATTLE had eight brothers and sisters reIUdng
Twin sister, Diane will be In state a. M Olive Lvss
ran Church. :" Detroit Times, ll/2s)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21

Premature Deaths Wages Of SIM!
Thinking Suffoeations! All! But
Myths! My, God's s.. The One Real
Creation and Universe Permits Not
EvenA Cold Nor Wars! Myths!
100%o Harmonious -0mnipresent
Heaven and Eternal Life! The Devil
The Myth Animal Magnetism
lnRe|ision, Therapeutic. Education,
Thinking, Politics! Christ Science
Messiah Correction Imperative!
The Universe Is 1009o The
Manifestation Of Thought!
1870: Men 81; Women. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
HOasses.,e.res

Third Floor. Washington Only
3s-i.OO Chintz Pillow Covers.
sippers; assorted colors. - SOC
l2-5.9S Six piece Stainless Steel
Steak Sets. Serrated edge blades.
1.9o
.ei--9Sc 70 2.9s Rubbsrmald
Shelf Cushions. For wall or
base cabinets; red. green. yell
low --------- ------- Alc TO l.JS
12-3.40 Aluminium French Fry.
ers. Two-piece set with perfo-
rated basket -.-----------. 1.SS
l2-l.lo Refrigerator Tray. with
suction cups TO hold on top Of
your refrigerator; chrome fin
isn ----------- -.-----.. 0yc
24-7Sc Imported Steel SkilIets.
Long handle. chrome hanging
ring. Ideal for or 2 eggs, 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
Nursery
Furniture

Fourth Floor. Washington Only
1-ls.ss Boodle Buggy. Grey.
small tear ------ 1887
1-ll.9S High Chair. Wax birch,
floor sample --.---------6.99
1--1e.95 High Chair. Two way,
wax birch. floor sample - $50
Hiss "Kantwet" Crib Mat.
tress. Small tear ---------- 0.9o
l--12.95 'sKantWet" Crib Mat
tress. Soiled ---------- $50
Sass Double Drop Side Cribs.
! maple, ! white, scratched.
1889
loss Play Crib, Play Pen and
Crib Combination. Floor sample.
no mattress --------------.l 1899
l-s9.95 Double Drop Side Crib.
Grey. floor sample, scratched.
1898
1-l5.9s Play Yard. Dmgd., 7.99
A2s.Ss Play Yards. Scratched.
1899
l-l2.ss Stroller. Floor sample.
As Is ---------------- ---- 5.S0
l-6.95 Costumer. Stork design,
floor sample ---------------3.90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

Third Floor, Washington Only
1-s7.so Inncrspring Mattress,
Sylcon, prebuilt border discon-
ttnued ticking, soiled, double
SIZE --------------- 1878
1-37.5o Box Spring. Sylcon,
fancy woven ticking, soiled.
double size. 1883
1-3s.5o Box Spring. sylcon.
grey and yellow striped ticking,
sturdy coil construction. discon-
tinued style, double size. 1878
1-32.s0 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress. stitched prebuilt border,
s-cz. ticking, floor sample. twin
SIZE .---.----------- lJ.90
1-l39.Do Serta Posture Deluxe
Mattress and Box Spring Set.
Smooth top, damask ticking.
floor sample. twin size $500
l-15sOo sertapedic Smooth
Top Mattress ana Boz Spring
Set. Extra firm. soiled. twin
size ---------------- -----.SS.Oo
1-52.5o Spring Air Smooth top
Mattress. Inner button tufted,
twin size: soiled- $1,000. $3.50
1-49.5o Spring Air Box Spring.
Tan and rose striped ticking,
floor sample. twin size --22.50
1850 Simmons Box Spring.
Grey and yellow striped tick
ing, sturdy coil construction,
soiled, twin size .----------.24.50
l-29.50 Innerspring Mattress.
Rose and charcoal striped
ticking, discontinued style,
twin size -----------------14.00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

polishing pots and pans at his
Duck Island retreat in Lake
Ontario.
His illness has altered his
strict regimen probably more
than has appeared on the sur
face. He still flies on short
notice around the world-Paris.
Canberra. Bermuda. Bonn and
Paris again since his operation
and meets the inquiring press
nearly every Tuesday he is in
Washington.
But there have been changes
which seem to have relaxed him
out of his ramrod bearing and
frosty formality with acquaint-
anceS.
For one thing, he takes an
afternoon nap every day. After
lunch, he loosens his collar and
sprawls on q tilt-back chair in
q little room behind his ONCE.
He takes along something to
read and generally dozes over it
for awhile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

Fourth Floor. Washington Only
1-l09.9S 5-Pc. Chrome Dinette
Set with Leaf. Grey table with
grey and red chairs, foam cush-
ions. Floor sample ------- e9.95
less Blond Mahogany d.
nette Table. Modern with leaf.
tapered legs. top married. 1887
2-4.49 Grey and Chartreuse
Plastic HassOcks. Oblong:
tweedy plastic. As is. Each. $3.50
l--34.95 Mahog. Gossip Bench.
Two shelves. blue tapestry seat,
carved rose back. Floor sample,
1871
1855 LINED Oak Modern
Gossip Bench. Brass decor,
green plastic seat. Floor sample.
1877
l-s9.sS Lounge Chair. Lawson
style, key arm. kick pleat. foam
cushion. eggshell color. Floor
sample ----N------------ Z4.SJ
1-39.95 Leather Top End Table.
One drawer, brass pulls, Regen-
cy design. Floor sample. 1881
less Hi-Back Lounge Chair.
In persimmon metallic fabric.
Blond legs. Floor sample, 4497
10-s.Se Giant Sofa Pillows.
Fortisan and boucle covers, but
ton tufted, asst. colors. Ea. 2.9S
1-29.9s Plastic Preside Chair.
In green; button back; mahog-
any legs, as is--------------9.s7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

Street Floor. Washington Only
2so-i.is TO 1.s9 Sportswear
Clearance. Halters, midriffS,
shorts. skirts and blouses. pedal
pushers. Broken sizes. Sc to Soc
2So-l.ss and 2.ss Blousea
Short sleeved and sleeveless.
Cotton and silk. Solid colors and
prints. Broken size ranges. Lao
3oo-lOo Searfs. Large prints on
light grounds -------.2 for Loo
2oo-2.e9 and $50 Orion Sweat
erk Cardigans and slipons.
White and pastels; broken size
ranges ---------------- 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
Williams Wins in Battle
To Return Unspent Fund

the Treasury to reverse an IN
ternal Revenue Service ruling
last year that the stationery al
lowance belongs to each mem.
Der of Congress.
When the Delaware Senator
raised the question in the Sem
late recently, he protested that
under the ruling he would have
to pay income taxes on any part
of the allowance he returned to
the Treasury.
Senator williams said Mr..
Campbells ruling supported his
own position that unused por-
tons Of the allowances belong
to the American taxpayers" and
cannot be used by Senator's for
other purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

But there Is another side to
the argument.
Mr.. Dulles has spent something
like 40 years trying to become
Secretary Of State. He has never
attempted to refute the popular
idea that he would rather be
Secretary Of State than Presi-
dent.
Why. then, goes this version,
would he bow out after only
five years or so in the job he
coveted for so long?
President Eisenhower has made
plain that job belongs to Mr..
Dulles as long as he wants it
during the second Eisenhower
term. And Mr.. Dulles has fos-
tered the impression that, bar
ring q health breakdown. he
wants 1t indefinitely.
He is the type Of man who
might find retirement q chatting
burden. His hobbies are few
swimming. sailing. fishing and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

A whisky sour or two before
lunch is another reported inno-
vation. At q recent meeting with
congressional leaders at his
home, Mr.. Dulles was said tc
have !clinked glasses in one
round with Speaker Of the House
Rayburn.
Mr.. Rayburn was said to have
chuckled. whats come over
you. Mr.. Secretary? You used
to be an abstemious old so-and-
so.".
Whereupon, Mr.. Dulles was
reported ito have chuckled back,
We'll. Mr.. Speaker, one of the
nice things about by operation
was that the doctors prescribed
spirits to relax me around lunch
time"
Another change in his routine
has been to stay at home more
on week ends, working there
when necessary instead Of going
to his office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

Treaty Ministerial Council meet.
ing.
It is, o meeting Of the same
group which drew him to Bonn
this week.
Mr.. Dulles. q lean and angular
man. looks as well as he says he
feels. His aides agree he GER
tainly acts as If he feels better
now than before his operation.
But there Is no such agreement
on another question: Will he step
down as Secretary and. II so.
when?
MIR. Dulles will be 70 years old
next February Is. One version
around the State Department
has it that he plans to retire at
10. That is why, so this version
goes. former Gov. Christian
Herter of Massachusetts, was
brought in as Undersecretary-
to groom for the top spot come
February Is, 1858. It Is believed
that Mrs. Dulles would favor
this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
sdGstiO,,s

Second Floor, Washington Only
2S-5.95 10 1850 Discontinued
Girdles. White or pink; broken
ei1eb. ---------. ------ 49, O.UO
30-12.5O Famed make Waist
NipperB. White: small sizes, 3.99
M-3.9S 10 500 Longtime Bras.
Cottons and nylons; broken
sizes. B and G 49,. - 200
10-lO.9S Cotton Mesh Cor
scIettes. White: broken size
range $685. --- J.y0
l5--S.05 Discontinued Summer
weight Figure Builder Girdles.
Broken size range 80 500
.l5--7.o5 10 1895 Discontinued
Memo Summer Glrdles. Broken
size range --------.4.o9 TO $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

Third Floor. Washington Only
4-l.a0 Wrought-Iron Holders.
With pottery inset. Each .4ec
sO-29c Decorated Tea Cups.
Ivory body. Each ---------.. 15c
1s-l.25 3-part Pottery Relish
Dishes. Each ----.- $500. 500
G7.9s Copper and Wrought
Iron Chatting Dishes. Each, a.9s
l6-2.l9 Pottery Covered Case.
roles. With wrought-iron stand
and candle warmer. Each, 10
e-1.9s California Ceramic Hen
o. Rooster. Each ---... lie
t-o.Ss Brass Mail Boxes. Each.
t.se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
Dulles Is Well, ReIoxed
6Months After Surgery
By the Associated Press

Six months today Secretary Of State Dulles awoke in
the middle of the night with stomach ache He rushed
the hospital and operated for How he half
later?
"Oh fine" at National Airport Tuesday as
he empaned for Bonn, West Germany.
feel better than did before my operation It
been six months already?"
When he III the night Of November q 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

Street Floor. Washington Only
$1,000 to 1878 Sterling Silver
ne servers ----------A----a.DSs
$500 Two-piece Steak Sets.
Sterling silver -----------l2.so'
1-Ss.l9 Large Carving Set.
stradivari pattern; . pieces.
2o.oos
Discontinued 5.l5 70 e.3e Ster.
ling Flatware. Serenity" pat
tern. Collection includes 10
forks, 4 salad forks. I knives.
Now. each --------------.2.5o'
splus taS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
By the Associated Press

Senator williams, Republican
Of Delaware. has won a point in
his fight to give back to the
Treasury $l.508.26 left over from
a stationery allowance.
Controller General Joseph
Campbell, Congress watchdog
on Government spending, agreed
yesterday with Senator Williams
that the Treasury ought to ac-
cept any part Of an $1.800-a-
year stationery allowance waived
by a Senator. Mr.. Campbell
said the money should go into
the Treasury's general fund.
Senator Williams made public
Mr.. Campbell's ruling in a letter
to him. and said he now expects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

Street Floor. Washington Only
Imperfccts ana Seconds Of l.sS-
lbs Nylons. ll-fashioned and
seamless. Broken assortment,
2 for 100
Misses CSC Cotton Socks. White
and pastels; Oil. Reinforced
toe and heel ---------------39c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

Dulles had Just returned to
Washington from two days at
the United Nations in New York.
Despite removal Of a cancerous
section Of intestine. he was out
of the hospital and back at his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
Toys

Fourth Floor. Washington Only
1-il.50 Sand Box. Metal bot.
tom. without canopy. Floor SAM
pie -----------------
l-l2.9s Rocker. Black enamel
finish, SCARED. floor sample. $50
2-S.ss Folding Metal Tables,
$50
l-le.9s Doll Carriage. Slightly
bent frame. Floor sample, $50
l-isss ls~ velecipede. Floor
sample ----------------- J.So
1-is.ss II" velocipede. Floor
sample ---------- -------.l0.S0
1--s.Ss Wooden Wagon. Floor
sample -------.---------- b.90
1--9.Ss Plastic Covered Rocker.
Red. Floor sample --------.s.So
,2--li.9s Arm Chair. Wax birch
finish. Floor sample ------.6.99
l-l2.Ss Wooden Toy Chest. As
Is. Floor sample $50
1-10.9s Plastic Covered Toy
Chest. Blue. Floor sample $50
ISIS Easel-Type Blackboard.
Floor sample ----.------. Ase
l--3.9s Doll High Chair. Up.
holStered seat. Fir. sample. 1.09
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
JesceIry

Street Floor. Washington Only
iSo-2.oO and 800 Jewelry. sec'
$500 TO 500 JeweIry .l.7ss
eS-Men's 100 Tie Clips - zoo
SO-l.Oo Compacts (no taxi. 100
sPIus rss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
NegIigees

Second Floor, Both Stores
1850 Nylon Print Busters.
Broken size range for misses.
500
2s--S.So Busters and Brunch
Coats. Prints; broken size range
for misses ------------.----3.9o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
SpOrfssceas.
Second Floor. Washington:
Street Floor. Animation

oeCOHU EtOOTs WUSHtHvbonS
Street Floor. Arlington
2.Ss Nationally Advertised
Blouses. Cottons; short or long
sleeves. 1888 -------------l.96
7.99-10.99 Nationally Advertised
Playwear. Shorts. hlouses. skirts:
glamorous "Sandalwood" color.
l0-l6 included 1890. l.07 = 6.97
S.99-25Oo Pastel Spring Wool
Skirts. Tweeds and solids; 1915
IN group ------------4 .vJ-l4.S5
3.99 Skirts. Rayons and tweeds,
plaids and solids: i0-l6 in
group --------------------l.S6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

desk one month later. on Deem
Der 3, 1856. And i've days after
that, on December 8, he was on
again for q week in Paris. at
tending the North Atlantic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

Street Floor. Washington Only
2o-secs. Of $40 Travel Bags, SOC
PIua Fed. tar
lo--l.oo Weather Forecaster, 4sc
25-2.4s Adjustable Sweater
3s-79c Blouse Racks ------2sc
l0-l.l9 Clothes Dryer for use
on towel bar -----------60 e
S0-2.ss Garment Bags. AS
sorted sizes -------- ------l I40
l-2.Ss Hat Boxes. Set Of 2, LIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

Just ~ Year-round weights in worsteds and fanneis
Single breasted two and three button fronts Sizes:
Regulars 1877 Shorts 1875. 1885, 2i38 l/42 la Longs
1877, Las. Extra longs 1889. LAO. H42. Stout lao.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

just sol Rayon-dacrons rayon-nylons rayon-siks and
dacron-cottons in the assortment Sharp pattern effects
in blue grey and tan Single breasteds Sizes regulars
$685. 1885, asst 538 49, I40 1i42 6f44 146 shorts 1885,
I36, ISS. I44. Longs A37, ass. 2S9. AGO, 6i42.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
2.S5 to 3.95 Dress Shirts

Quality shirts reduced to clear. Some
slightly mussed. Sizes Is, 10. II only in
group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
BOsys' Weai.

Second Floor. Washington: Street Floor. Arlir
Seconds Boys' 39e to 59e Cotton Hose
lrregulars in fine quality hose with elastic
tops. Colorful patterns and solid coIors in
the group. Sizes 8 TO lOIk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20
By Fiji GORSKA
Star STAFF Reporter

Cook man, cook!" Bill Brosius
demanded of the wooden wing
covered with a red silk handkerchief.
He primed the half horsepower mo-
tor with special model-airplane fuel
and tipped the propeller once
again.
This Is the biggest problem on
. cold day-starting the engines"
Bills twin brother Jack said.
Sometimes we use a small blow
torch"
Jack was holding, rather shaking
the red wing with chilled hands.
you can't wear gloves. You don't
get the feel of the plane. They would
be handy, though, because when
that prop spins it matches the meat
grinder in a grocery"
To back up his twins statement.
Bill showed the group of model
airplane flying enthusiasts gathered
in The Hollow" at Forty-fourth
and Reservoir road NV, where the
flesh on one of his fingers had been
launched instead of a plane. But
you're not good flyer if you don't
have scars" Bill said
To save money and a dry cell
battery, the Western High School
16-year-olds had hooked wires from
the plane to the battery of Robert
Robins automobile. Robert,
Westinghouse High School SEN
ior. who is president of the Arling-
ton Flying Clowns, had come to
Washington from his Arlington
home to fly with the Brosius BROTH
ers. He brought with him the
model plane that last summer won
a national endurance record and a
metal racing ship that fiys lao
miles an hour.
Bob Niccolls. a 17-year-old Ar
lington resident who returned a
month ago from Germany. was
among the flyers but he was minus
D plane. THE packers in Germany
refused to pack my models for ship
ment," he explained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20
Expensive Hobby

THAT'S one of the hardships Of
having model airplanes for
hobby" Bob said. Another is the
expense.
'You get to the point where it's
too expensive to change hobbies"
Bob said. The teen-agers figure it
costs q minimum of 500 a year
each to fly once a month. They
each have part-time jobs or do odd
Jobs. They build their own models
and mount the engines on which,
ever plane they decide to fly. I'VE
don't build motors, just rebuild
them" Jack added.
Sometimes an ordinary tin can,
with wings, o four-ounce gas tank
and SIG motor attached. is what
you'll find on the end of the 60
foot steel guide line that the
boys maneuver. Centrifugal force
rather than aerodynamic design
holds up the planes, Jack said.
Sixty-five inches is the longest
practical length for wing. After
that, it begins to come back at
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Arlington Clubs
Plan Polio Dance

A benefit dance for polio. with
lots of added attractions, will be
held from to IL pm. Saturday
in the girls gym at Wakefield
High School, Arlington.
The dance, with Tom Conlin and
his orchestra providing the music.
is being sponsored by the Teen
Council of the Arlington County
Recreation Department for the
March of Dimes.
Several disc jockeys will auction
off records and albums to benefit
the National Foundation for In
fantlie Paralysis.