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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Lvndhurst Colonial
CI-NO DOWN-30 YEARS!

Owner transferred. 3 bedroom
brick ronch. large living room.
dinina room, attached garage. 2
baths lone stoll shower. Carpet.
inq. Immediate p o S S e s o n.
sls,5oo.
BRATENAHL tNORTH)
This charming older New Eng
land cottage nestles on quiet
drive, third house from loke.
! Master bedrooms up. den, liv
inq room. dining room and ultro
modem kitchen and bath down.
Competing and dropes in accord
with exquisite decor. Beach priv
ileoes included. under $4,000
PICTURE BOOK RANCH
In perfec. condition: 3 bedrooms
divided basement 2la cor ga
roce; built-in oven and ronge.
Storms and screens. Close to
transportation. everything. Only
s23l00-l0oo dow
| JOSEPH lAROMGE INC
7l77l Loke Shore 8Ivd
Rsulsor. AN. i-3l3I
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WiI'owiek-$15,9 900

Neot two bedroom bungalow
with possible expansion, full
basement. oos furnace. lN2.cur
qoroge, all Improvements in and
paid. Handy Location neor
Shorequte.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
3 BEDROOM HOME

l009o COMPLETED. custom ouilt
sl2990 SeagulI Construction.
w 1-929l
l7717 SCHENELY, north of Lake
Shore; 3-bedroom bungalow: fin
ished recreation room, choice To-
cation. must see TO appreciate,
shown by appointment only.
WICKLIFFE, nortn SIDE; 4 bed
rooms, liz story, automatic gas
heat; close to shopping. schools,
churches: complete city facilities,
only 1900; by owner.
VIII. 4-4752 after p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
REAL ESTATE
Sc. Scotland Contract

Three bedroom partially re-
modelled home with stone front
and large lot. Low down pay
ment, balance like rent.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
REAL TORS
Euclid Rcnch

On the lake. S rooms; large
wooded lot. A beautiful spot
neor all conveniences. Under
$4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
$3.50 Down

To buy this roomy two bedroom
home with dining room. gas
hedt Garage. nice lot near Loke
Shore Blvd. Asking $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Neat Bungalow

2 bedrooms down, expondoble
up: full basement; ll2-cor ga.
roge; vacant. move right in.
Sl6,eOO.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
NEW-lAND CONTRACT

Three bedroom ronch with large
dinette. full basement. lot Sex
l58. neor freewoy interchange in
Mentor, Just SlS,SC0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
You Won't Believe

You can buy q 5-bedroom home
in Euclid with basement and q
car garage for Sl7.500. with little
OF no money down. but you can;
coll toddy for detdils.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07

This 3.bedroom ranch has wood.
burning fireplace. full dining
room and ottoched garage. Pos.
sible trade or $500 down
F.HA.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Lend Contract

3.bedIoom ranch; ottoched ga
roge: Competing, drupes. Finunc.
inq to suit your needs. Coll TO
see this one.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
FamilY Room

Leading OIL dining ureu, 3 large
bedrooms. "a baths, recreotion
room and 2-cdr garage. Beouti-
fully decorated throughout.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Area

Income colonel offers 2 bed
rooms, 3 kitchens. 2l2 baths,
8 garages. Very neut and
only $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-07
Homes Of Distinction

roGe; vacant. move night in.
Sl6.900.
Homes of Distinction
In Mentor off the Blvd. but oc-
cessible 10 the Freewoy. Brick
ranches and split-levels with
and without easements. 2 baths,
2la-cor garages. We can show
dnytime by appointment. Al
woys open Sundays. 2-6 .. m.
Prices from $4,000.
Runch
LGroe rooms, newly decorated.
2 bedrooms. attached garage;
low taxes; 1929 down. Only
$4,000.
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TERRIFIC

#425 6-ROOM single, IN Euclid, IN
wonderful condition basement
garage; off Euclid ave Betty Han
sen RealtOr. " 5000
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WANTED
BUSINESS LOT

250-FT frontage and $50 Il deep
ask for Art Carrie Betty Hansen
Realtor, 8l9 East l85th ST,
". 6-2l3O
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
Mrs. Susie w. Johnson honored
at Testimonial Reception

Mrs. Susie w. Johnson of the
society Of Elkdom. received the
honors TO be bestowed upon a
member, that of Past Grand
Daughter Ruler, in the feminine
Dept. Sunday, January 10Th, in a
Testimonial Reception at the Dc
troit Urban League, 203 Mack Ave
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
BY COURT REPORTER

Ernest Embry. Jr., 20, of 2050
F,nsrec, was bound over for trial
Without Uond last week on exam
nation before Recorders Judge
Elvin l.. Davenport on the charge
a nrsl degree murder.
The youth is charged with the
fatal Dcallns If Mrs. Betty James,
%, Childrcns Hospital Nurse S
AIDE last December 81. Mrs.
James ulcd the following day in
Receiving Hospital OF a COM
pound skull.
Embry was arrested last week
by police on his job at Fullerton
and Steele, where he was en-
ployed as a car washer. Police
SAID En- bry first denied any
knowledge OF The crime but made
his confession on the third day
.ltcr ms arrest
Willie Ruiz. of 52i0 Beaublcn,
told the court thai he ubsvrNcd
Embry standing "a The darn hall
way at the licaubirn addiea- an
me day Ul the assault ah 80 lpll
home cnroutc 10 wurk, between
o. 40 am. and 7,l5 am
Ruff SAID he pulled ON q hall
way llghl and advised Embry that
he should not be lettering m The
hallway IN such a manner as he
may get hurt.
Homicide detectives said after
Embry admitted the assault he
accompanied them to the scene
OF the attack and rc.cnactcd the
manner in which he grabbed the
nurses aide and struck her with
al iron bar.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11

a.
Tri.An's Ball:
Saturday after this very fine
club composed of young mat
rons of ST. Cyprian's Episcopal
Church gave an enthusiastic
Card Party at Page Hall. Spring
hats were much in vogue add
ing a great deal of color 10 the
the party.
Thirty-eight tables were filled
and the club was most ivbiIsnt
over their success. The gifts
we're useful and nice.
Mesdamcs Shirley Lawson and
Grant Jones of Cassopolis, Mich,
visited friends in Detroit Sun
day and will be here for the
Diggs Testimonial.
Patrons OF The Arts:
Saturday evening AZ the YWcA
N the gym, Fun Night was held
for anyone seeking fun, and u
was there for ell.
Many people attended this
happy group making il nice for
all. Miss Nellie Watts is the
Queen.
John Simmons Honored:
John Simmons Of the unem.
.oIcyrrent Service for the u.S.A.
has been in this line OF work for
years, acting in many RESPONSE.
ole capacities. For years he was
PRECEDENT Of Local 1871. and had
TO resign the presidency because
ct this fine promotion as Chief
81 the Methods and Standard Sec.
ton.
We wish for him all success.
\ fine dinner was given at the
Nacirema Club Tuesday evening
3 q
Peter Pan Bridge held a worry
lovely club meeting at the Naci-
rcma Club Wednesday evening
with all members present, with
Mrs Ann Webb hostess.
Awards were given to Mrs. c.
celia Carter and Mrs. Gwendolyn
Harrison.
o 9
PhinoeIe Club:
Mrs. frankie Nelson of Oregon
was hostess to the Phinoclc Club.
4 dclectable dinner was served
and awards went to Thclma Han
cock, Bcrnicc Cook and Marie
Walker.
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
Lenfen Services TO Begin at
Central Methodist

Three outstanding Michigan
men Will open the Lcntcn Ser
vices sponsored by the Detroit
Council Of Churches, beginning
Friday, February 18th. at Central
Methodist Church. located on
Woodward and Adams streets in
Downtown Detroit. They arc Dr..
Carl MartensOn, minister Of the
First Congregational Church. Port
Huron, Dr. Gerald b. O'Grady
Rector of Christ Church. Gran
brook, and DR. Carlyle +. Stewart,
pastor Of the Peoples Community
Church, Detroit
Speakers from February Goth
through March 3rd. will be Dr.
George A. Buttrick, & DR.. Edwin
7. Dahlbcrg past president Of the
National Council of Churches
They will be followed by DR..
Martin Luther King. Jr of Allan
to Ga. DR.. W. Clyde Donald is
Chairman Of the Evangclic Dept.
of the Detroit Council Of Church.
cs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
BY Ruby Williams
WCHD-fM Radio Station Adds
rev Member TO sIaft

lnVsc VI yUu VINO IKE modern
laZZ Mnl certainly tune your ra-
ulUs ~ station NClD--r vi, cdcl
Weekday evening from s.oU 10
800 pm. 10 near Id Love, VINO
has Deen recently ADDED 10 the
NluD-r nauiO STATION, INK
sler operating an mlu-tUMn DC
troit. air Love conuuctS a mo-
ucrn Jazz snow nlSnlly Monday
tnlvugn rriuay, featuring the top
artists In Jazz. tie is native
Of Kansas City, Mo, graduate
Oi the pathfinder ocnOUl VI na-
40. ANNOUNCING IN ms naive
Kansas, ana OF Parsons hanSas
J.anvi College.
he began his radio career IN
1871 ar KIM, InoePen1enee,
Kansas, WORKED in rne Armed
Forces kaoio N the philippines.
has e~,ens.se Ndu,o DeI~ >, WIN
il.cluues work at stations KoOS,
Omaha. Nepra@<a, WJlo, BecKiey,
West Virginia, NOAM, Fif'sovrS,
Kansas, and he was assoc,areu
WIN WEBB, Baltimore. nary,sno.
In ADDITION 10 disc Jockey work,
he mas d broad DacAgrUunu IN tnc
ilelu VI neWscastlns. lie Is uOlng
an excellent JOD al WLuD-r vi
1903 NJ Oh the IN RADIO dlal.
II you nave an + VI rauIU, don
hesitate 10 write or call MIR. Love
10 let nm know that you ENJOY
his programs, and that We are
happy TO nave him JOIN the ranAs
OF our radio representatives mere
IN Michigan.
The Rev James Walker Bryant
was ordained recently IN the
EpncSIan Baptist Church The
Rev Us Golsby. pastor .of the
Cyrcne Temple BAPTIST Church,
delivered the ordination sermon.
The Rev. j. 4. thomas is MINISTER
al Lphcslan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11

The officers said Embry adj
mittcd taking Mrs James purse
when he said contained between
~ and $50.
A former Detroit policeman,
Jesse w. Ray, of l650O Norman
dy. who testified before federal
hearing that he was beaten with
black Jacks by two arrcsting Of
ficers at Woodward and Alger,
last Nov. Is was found innocent
Of the charges of reckless drlv-
ing in traffic court last week by
a jury.
Ray. formerly attached TO the
vice bureau, told the court that
he believed he was charged with
reckless driving TO cover up the
assault by the officers.
George Washington, 30, of AL
Watson. and Harvey Fraction, 80,
OF 1926 Dclmar, were arrested last
week at Monroe and Library, and
charged with larceny.
Police said the two men cs-
capped after they strongarmcd a
citizen IN a thcalcr at ll8 Mon
roe, and fled with his wallet con.
tanning S53.
Washington and Fraction were
stopped by police in a scout car
and given tickets for crossing
against a red light.
While they were being tickcted
for jaywalking. their victim ia
cob Grudzicn. 65, of 1886 w.
Jefferson. walked up and idcntl-
fled them as the two men who
had taken his wallet.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11

fluctuations from many Of her
colleagues and friends. Mrs. Hat
tie Russell, P.G.D.R. was general
chairman. Mrs. Marie Hall. PC.
DR.. Program Chm, Mrs. Erms
Henderson, P.G.D.R., and Mrs.
Bertha MekanIass, P.G.D.R., and
Grand Direetress Emeritus Of the
Shrine Dept. was principal speak
err. The honorees husband. Mr..
Lloyd Johnson. was al her side
10 share those happy moments
81 honor and distinction.
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
Defroifs Pastor. Union Elect
Officers

AT the ccumcnlcal ministers
organization for the metropoli an
area, the Rev David King Kerr.
associate minister of the Wood
ward Avenue PrcsDytcrla
Church was elected president,
and the Rev James L. Massey.
pastor Of the Metropolitan Churcn
Of God, was elected vice. Other
1861 executives to serve the De-
troit Pastors Union are. Or John
Il. Fox, president Of the Windsor
Council of Churches who will
serve as secretary, the hey. Jonn
Fulchcr of the Nardin Park Ne.
thodist Church, and the Rev. L.
Juan Burt, pastor of the Calvary
Baptist Church. treasurer. Several
interesting projects have been
planned for the year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
COURT NEWS

three months in the House OF
Correction and assessed $500 cost
last week by Recorders Judge
Joseph A. ellis after pleading
guilty to attempting to obtain
drugs with forged prescription.
Brown was arrested December
l3 when he presented forged
prescription to a pharmacist IN
a drug store at 13248 Livernois.
Police said Brown called the
drug store Dec. IL and posed as
DR.. Church and asked if the
pharmacist could fill a prescrip.
ton for 100 tablets of 4 l6 grain
Dilaudid. Brown was advised that
the drug store didn't have that
amount of the desired tablets in
stock, but was expecting a ship
ment the following day at 6 pm.
The pharmacist notified police,
who setup surveliiance and al
rested brown when he walked
into the drug store with the pre-
scription ana posed as DR.. Church.
Inc officers said Brown adj
mitted that the forged prescrlp-
ton blank was stolen from the
vIIlce Ut DR.. Church.
Andrew Burrow, 10, Of 249C
Wavcrly, was sentenced 10 Inf,
in Jackson Prison last week by
Recorders Judge w. Mckay Skill
man after he was convicted OF
first degree murder in the Sept.
80, 1860 fatal stabbing of John
Suggs, II, of 2255 Collingwood,
at LaSalle and Burlingame.
Police said Burrow had became
involved in an alteration with
another 17-year-old youth at
ncighborhood party and suffered
a cut on the lower lip. Later the
officers said Burrow went into
the streets looking for his as
sailant TO get revenge.
The officers said Suggs was moi
involved in the alteration at
the party.
Charles Durham, rs, of 172C
Crane, was sentenced to 60 days
in the House of Correction by
Recorders Judge John A. Ricca
after he was convicted of non
support on the complaint of his
wife, Mrs. Lillian Durham, %, OF
the Crane address.
Police said the couple is re
ceiving welfare aid and Durham
refused to work on a welfare
relief project. The couple have
four minor children.
Milton Yates, 81, of 987 Liv.
ingston, was sentenced to 20 to
40 years in Jackson Prison last
week by Recorders Judge John
p. Scallcn after he had been
convicted of robbery armed.
Police said Yates pleaded guilty
to the Nov. Z, robbery of loan
office at 1850 John r. lie obtain
cd $3.50 in cash and jewelry.
Yates also admitted last Oct
% robbery of hotel at 1883
East Grand Blvd, where the night
clerk, Mrs. Amy Heath, Of 434
Alfred was shot three times with
out provocation.
.
Marvin Harris. 81, of 6733
Scotch. was sentenced to l to
pa years in Jackson Prison last
week by Recorders Judge Joseph
A. ellis after he was convicted
of attempted larceny.
Police said they observed Har-
ris and another youth rolling a
tire and a wheel on West Warren
near a poolroom.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
Society DOizsgs-

living
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11

Mrs Johnson merited the coveted
honor for outstanding and unre'
lenting services rendered to the
Shrine Department in the order
Of ElkS.. Her affiliation and work
in this department began in West
Palm Beach, Fla. in 1914, and
in Detroit 1916, she became af-
filiatcd with the Florence Ames
Temple No. IL
She is recorder Of BevIah
Chapter. Scottish Rite, O.E.S.. and
member OF ST. Stephens A.M.E.
Church. She received tributes and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11

DR.. and Mrs. Austin Gray Of
Chicago were the breakfast
guests of DR. and Mrs. Larry Dun
can of Alger, Sunday morning,
making the conversational break
fast most enjoyable.
They will be the dinner guests
Of Mrs. Helen Pryor of Windsor,
Sunday night. They are in the
city to attend the Testimonial
dinner for Congressman Diggs
Monday evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
Detroit
SPsDtlitc
BY. ). ALFRED svLrER

Friends and well-wishcrs al Or.
ID. r. Burton are planning q
testimonial dinner in his honor
with the proceeds from which are
to 60 10 the Tom Mboya Scholar
ship Fund at Wayne State U'i-
versity. Tickets for tho dinner
which is 10 be held al Cobo Hal
on February 10, will be ten dot
lars. All If the money except
that incurred in the expense OF
promoting the affair will 60 TO
the scholarship fund which DR..
Burton worked SO hard TO get
started.
The Mardi Gras Charity party
for the benefit Of World Medical
Relief will be held Friday, Feb.
10th. i'm the India Room of the
Detroit Leland Hotel.
The Wayne Safe University
Players will holo a premiere
showing of "Rashomon." the
dramatization of a centuriesold
Japanese story. on Feb. 10th.
II is directed by Leonard Leone.
managing director of the WSU
Theater. with music composed
for it by Detroiter Laurence Ros-
cnthal.
Atty. Milton Henry. Atty. Her
man L. S.allings, Joseph McGreen,
Atty. Norman Grubbs and Mrs.
Nan Johnson left Friday for
Ghana, where they expect to or
ganize an Afro-American con-
struction company. Members of
the team have been cleared by
the us. State Department.
I'VE intend to do what we can
to save at least a portion OF
Africa for America" stated Atty.
Henry of Pontiac. Atty. Henry
also indicated that Ghana needs
housing and roads very badly.
In Ghana alone-now, officials
have assured the team that they
need at least 10000 m o d ern
homes Immediately for govern
mcnt workers, students and other
industrialists coming in to aid.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11

AS the scout car parked in
front of police headquarters,
Fraction threw the stolen wallet
containing So3 from the car win
uUw.
dudley Davis, 80, Of 1896 lii
diana, al attorney, VINO was III
DvnuSman Office across the
street, saw the evidence being
tossed from the scout car. lie
took the wallet inside Of police
headquarters. Confronted with
the evidence, Washington and
FRACTION admitted the theft.
Mrs. Rosa Martin, 80, of 81
Blame, was sentenced to 80 days
m the House of Correction last
week by Recorders Judge Jonn
a. Ricca after she was convict
cd OF assault and battery and
Oruclly 10 children.
Mrs. Martin was arrested on the
complaint OF her nine-year-old
son, who accused his mother Of
beating and choking him without
prOvocation.
Police said the boy bore evil
dcncc of the assault by the moln-
-.
Donnie II. Ornagc, 20, Of 1914
Arndt, was dead on admittanCc
10 Receiving Hospital last week
of gunshot wounds Of the left
chcst.
Held for investigation of MUIR
der is Jackson Billings, 81, of
1912 McDougall, during an argu-
mcnt over a poker game.
Barlow Hunter. 48, of 1851
West Hancock, was dead on adj
mittancc to Receiving Hospital
last week Of gunshot wounds OF
the chest.
Held for investigation of muir
der is Nchamcah Jackson, 43, OF
1880 Twcnty-third.
Thirteen persons were arrested
last week in a raid at 299a
Twcnty-fifth. Loretta Smith, D.
of the address was found guilty
of engaging in an illegal occupa
ton by Recorders Judge John A
Ricca and fined $50 or 80 days
in the House of Correction.
The raid was led by Patrolman
James Wright of the second pre-
cinct.
Twelve loitcrs arrested in the
raid were given suspended sen
fences.
A. Q. Dolby, 81. Of 9285 St
Aubin, was found guilty Of drunk.
ness last week by Recorders
Judge John A. Ricca and given
a suspended sentence.
Police said they arrested Dolby
at the rear of a cleaning establish.
mcnt at st. Aubin and Ferry,
where he was attempting to en-.
ter a rear locked door. They said
Dolby mistook the cleaners for
blind pig.
o
John Mongo, 60, and his wife.
Mrs. Rcbccca Mongo. go, both
of 1891 Goodwin. were arrested
last week and charged in a war.
rant issued by the prosecutors
office of violating the state Ii.
quor law.
Patrolman Boyd Jones of Wood
ward Station said he arrested
the couple after purchasing a
bottle Of orange driver from
Mongo for S1.5O.
Curtis Brown. 26. Of 3S41
Moore Place, was placed on three
years PROBATION with the first
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
Gala Birthday Party

Gala Birthday Party
Saturday evening at the Gar
field Lounge Mrs. Juanita Dixon
was given gala Birthday Party
uy her husband, Mr. Dixon. 200
guests smartly dressed paid hum
bic tribute to their friend and
neighbor, turning night into day
with good music and palatable
refreshments. Many useful gifts
we're received, also pretty cards.
T. -
Mrs. Mary Howell is improving
fine and will be home next week.
Century Of Progress Club held
their regular meeting Saturday
.fternoon at the beautiful mir
rowed home Of Mrs. Ruth Ewing
IN Linwood. There were many
members present. After the
agenda was cleared the club en-
Icyer a short musical program.
Mrs. Jessie Kennedy, "a mem
,er) has been appointed at Cen
lral High School as assistant
principal, which brought much
applause.
A delectable dinner was served
" the congenial hostess, Mrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11

SANDRA GARRETT was one
of the highly honored students
to be graduated from North
ern High School last week. The
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Garrett completed her col
lege prep courses with a B
average. Her curricular activi-
ties includcr memberships in
dentistry, Biology, Human Re-
'ations and Negro History Clubs.
She is the first CT her ten sisters
nd brothers to graduate.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11

Baby Baptized:
Mr.. and Mrs. Rucben James
fine baby boy Kenneth Edward
was baptized Sunday morning at
Hartford Avenue Baptist Church
by the Rev. Charles A. Hill
Evening star., 1961-08-20

Evening, Cont.
7:3o q GUESTWARD Ho!
Comedy. Babs sets her sights on kIeg
lights when screen director visits, but
horse gets the last laugh jeanne
Dru, J. Carroll Naish. (Repeat)
q SPORTS SPECTACULAR.
l Hour. "Outboard Motorboat Cham
pionships." The top-rated outboard
drivers meet in national competition on
the Mississippi River at St. Paul. MINI.
Bud Palmer, host.
800 @ NIGHT COURT.
Trials. l Hour. One of the many cases
tried includes one about a woman
charged with the illegal practice of
fortune telling, which she operates on
an Investment" basis
q DONNA REED SHOW.
Comedy. Donna advises the Japanese
wife of a newIy-arrived doctor to adopt
an American woman's attitude toward
Hef HuSDdHu. NyOSHI OHlekI, 9ueSl
star. tRepeat)
$50 q BAT MASTERS0N.
Western Terror on the Trinity" Bats
life is threatened after he wins rich
mining claim in lottery. Gene Barry.
tRepeat)
q THE REAL McCoYS.
Comedy NThe Jinx" OVaI Mccoy
tSterIing HaowaW. the family iinx,
drops in and creates problem IRE
peat)
q FRONTIER JUSTICE.
Western Where Were Four" A young
man becomes so embttered by the ruth
less killing of his father that he turns
to cattle rustIing John Derek, Dean
Jaeger. (Repeat)
o.0n "a pAcuEI m cAruEp
Evening star., 1961-08-20

g WRESTLING.
Hours. Ray Morgan reporting.
q MY THREE SONS.
Comedy. "The Lostling" MysteriousIy,
the DougIases find themselves with an
infant girl Fred MacMurray. (RepeatJ
q GUNSLINGER.
Western l Hour. "The Zone" town
caught in labor dispute between the
United States and Mexico becomes
haven for the IawIess Tony Young,
Preston Foster tRepeat)
$50 q GREAT GHOST TALES.
Drama. Color. SakIs famous classic,
"Sredni Vashtar" frendIess boy
(Rchard Thomas) builds heather re-
igion around his pet poIecat ferret.
Judith Evelyn stars.
q THE UNToUCHABLES.
Crime. Hour "Mr. Moon." Ness (Rob-
ert Stack matches wits with an unusual
criminal in counterfeting case. IRE
peat)
1000 q THE GRoUcHo SHOW.
Comedy Quiz. Starring Groucho Marx.
(Repeats)
q AT THE SOURCE.
Public Affairs Guest Canal AbdeI
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