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Central have. met in rain, snow,

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TURKEY DAY? ~ rt 0

On November 27, a ~great foot- ~
a le takes place ini Flint|)\
tuwn, 4 Thanksgiving -for, the}?

past Fiint Northern and | +

sleet and hail. Once in 2 wae: Z
~te sum even shines... 4, 7) 2.,]':

AR the beginning of tais seneoll;
everyone gave out the cry that },
this is~ Central~s year; they will }
walk over Northern. Central has
a strong line and one ef the fast- |:
est backfields in the history ~of

of pony backs, but left much |~

It was said by many that. the
Vikings were in for a:

score of 6-12. Everyone said:
~I told you so.~

~THE BELLE-AIRS: These: sulinasticis a compact g group, adaeiiad to rani their~ place in the musical.| (world, are~ fast becoming a favorite to- music| lovers throughout the Mid-West: At present they are
~geason. They lost their::first. | ~< laying for! the Clit Gay Haven (Warren Ave., in Detroit), They have appeared in thost of the larger
game to Crosse Pointe by a | ities~in-Michigan.and some places in Ohiv. Audrey Walenga, 19, accordion player;;Arleen WalenZa, 17, clarinet and sax; and Alfrida Walenga, 16; drums, are sisters. The other three: are Diane An- |
4 derson,' 18; - tempat | Pat Also, 21, clarinet, and sax, and Karen Brooks, 16, eae

~CHARGE IT~
ON SEAR~S
REVOLVING

CHARGE

~Now after five games, North.

ern~s inexperienced line has come
through very well~and the Vikihgs'|' Sate mo~ To
now have a record of four wins {
to:go with that previous setback: P
It seems as though the Vikings~ Louis ~Armstrong: has been set

line is gaining so much ex- | for his biggest and ~longest for:
perience in these 'fétw ~games that }"sign totit~ since he~ hit the inter
by Turkey~ day they~ sholdé be | aati onal trail. Some 26:years ago.
ready to put up a strong battle

Central has ~alSo adVante higher} | a dee PP
than it~s expectations. ceili diss "Off Predicted
wasn~t rated in the at heepaer pt top].
ten while'Central~ was~ rated ~be
tween Sth: and 10th, Central; af:)) '.. Gotttse, ~
ter half the season, is pushing.
Bay City for the state~s methodical championship.. Nért letn, it]; =
the meantime;~haé climbed to ~the || "4 Ae
No. 5 spot and by Thanksziving| | # /' Rihanna
should be right behind:the Tribel~}. ~f~ /:: igcce,ropsrtrrelies > |

Now thé question: arises~iwhé| gsy!:
is ea to win, Central or Northy: Py

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look both teams over te
Watch Ron Watkins vs. Jim.|..
Hodo, Jackson and Jellis ~s."Urick |*~
and Csapo, Thrash; vs7, Dennis. }> 2,
This battle should go;, down in Fe
history-as one of our best foot: }-,~~ ~ a
ball games. - < JODRELL BANE: ENGPredictions: Central over ~Ar-~ LAND.~This ~diagram shows:
thur Hill; Northern over Muske!| ~the~ possible path of America~s

gon Catholic Central. fatty om, mead ee os nee | is
otgT rhe olly:: trom a anaver
Record: 9 correct, 1 Hahei "1~ Bla., early Oct. ith ~Scientists
i Se he?) asking the rocket from the ~
Makes fat: ~ taboos Pho 4 Uodret zane ele a ieee
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CHAPEL HILL, N. C. ~ Misé}' fio telescope sarah ~ #

Bernadine Booker, graduate stu-| ported that th Pie sh ~soba vehi~
dent in education at the Univer:| ~tle ~rose 79,212. wifles but was
sity of North Gayolings became} '
the. first - Negi~o to sérve SSyatts
campus Officer last. week. She|was élected to hep ori perAR
council, A

~ HE REPRESENTS aL LL THE PEOPLE

~.CONREGSSMAN DIGGS OF DETROIT
Se ilaiaemanes) Yl Democrat).
WILL RECEIVE" WHOLE: HEARTED. SUPPORT

FROM ~DON, HAYWORTH.

Civil Rights

-RESELECT~
H. (Chuck).

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FIRST WARD,

/ _| week were the first to request thé world premiere ~Of Samuel:

aha city Officials~ and* ~gommnunity, leaders if Charleston is

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Cover 24 Countries

Opening in Stockholm on Jan., Ernie Anderson; ~tod agent Joe
16, 1959, ~Armstrong will do one-| Glaser, head of ASsociated Booknighters through 24 countries |ing Corp,,.who ~will~ book ~the
going as far. West as Dublin, as trumpeter dif~: the varjous areas
h.as Helsinki, as far throvgh Jeqtagents.
was, Accra, and as far East | ~.'Priog gto making ~the jaunt,
as: ~Tel-Aviy, a whi amy! Sritatively * includes an

~His sey zman combo will, Set ~Igege Seurtain tour #f Russia,
wee e$.ranging from diet oslavakia, Hungary, Bul000 for convert dates io $3 garia and Poland, Armstrong will
in sports arena&; Armstrong will | co-star with Danny Kaye in ~The
be accompanied by his wife, Lu-4 Red Nichols Story~ afd do a part

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Goldwyii~s *Porgy ~and Bess~ I # letter to~ Goldwyn, John
M. Clarke, president ~of the~ ~Charlestoti, S. C., Junior Chamber of Commerce, officially, exténded| * af dordial invitation
to hold: the: ~world premiere,of, ~Porgy and, ~Bess~. in CharlesLo thal dime del sain

Clarke. ~promised the fullest cooperation: and assistance

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selected, ~We feel that Charleston affgrds a natural for |
the premiere of the picture, being the home Of the immortal
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