TV Schedule
Saturday
1:00—Baseball
3; 15—Cartoons
3:30—Shari Lewis
4:00—Capt. Kangaroo
5:00—Sports
7:00—Sea Hunt
7:30—Twilight Zone
8:00—What’s My Line
8:30—Have Gun
9:00—Gunsmoke
9-30—Harrigan
10:00—Bat Masterson
10:30—Peter Gunn
11:00—The Texan
11:30—Movie
Sunday
100—Christophers
1:30—Sacred Heart
1:45—Christian Science
2:00—Frontiers of Faith
2:30—Sports
3 30—Sports Roundup
4:00—Marineland Circus
5:00—20th Century
5:30—Candid Camera
6:00—Zane Grey
6:30—American Musical Theatre
7:00—Wagon Train
8:00—Perry Mason
9:00—Untouchables
10:00—Wanted Dead or Alive
10:30—Movie
Monday
6:00—Traffic Court
6:30—Nation’s Future
7:00—News
7:15—EBF
7:30—Lock Up
8:00—Little Margie
8:30—Colonel March
9:00—Ed Sullivan
10:00—Polka Parade
10:30—Five Star Jubilee
11:00—Country America
Tuesday
6:00—Real McCoys
6:30—Issues And Answers
7:00—News
7:15—Industry On Parade
7:30—Overseas Adventure
8:00—Ann Southern
8:30—Decision
9:00—Jack Benny
9:30—Whistler
10:00—Jack Paar
Wednesday
6:00—Cartoons
6:30—Meet The Press
7:00—News
7:15—Cartoons
7:30—Challenge of Ideas
8:00—Highway Patrol
8:30—Navy Film of Week
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9:00—You Bet Your Life
9:30—Steve Allen
10:30—Wrestling
11:00—Fights
Thursday
6:00—Storybook
6:30—Dobie Gillls
7:00—News
7:15—America At Work ,
7:30—Science Fiction
8:00—My Hero
8:30—I’ve Got A Secret
9:00—Garry Moore
10:00—Lawrence Welk
11:00—Movie
Friday
6:00—To Tell The Truth
6:30—Death Valley Days
7:00—News
7:15—EBF
7:30—Tombstone Territory
8:00—Mr. Adam And Eve
8:30—Price Is Right
9:00—Rawhide
10:00—Armstrong Theatre
11:00—Checkmate
12:00—Movie
The average man’s idea of a good
sermon is one that goes over his
head and hits a neighbor.
Millikens Donate
To Worthy Causes
The dancing feet of the Milli
kens, local ladies talent group, pro
vided funds for both the Griffin
Memorial and the Alaska Crippled
Children’s Association. Checks
were sent out this week by the
group, according to Ruth Brechan,
publicity chairman.
Funds given were derived from
the show put on before the realtor’s
convention dinner recently held
here. The Millikens staged a highly
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as vocal numbers, comedy skits,
and the dancing of the spirited
Charleston of the Roaring Twen
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the Island of Kawai, Hawaii, where
472 inches fall annually.
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everything but the name!
You’ve heard rumors, talk, guesses about an altogether new kind of
Ford to be announced in a few weeks. Now here are the facts. You will
want to consider them carefully, because this car is like no other new car
you've seen this year-unique in size, unique in price, unique in the advantages
it offers you. Body, engine, transmission, suspension-the very proportions
of the automobile-everything is completely new, everything but the name.
We sincerely believe it will be one of the great Fords of all time.
P Right size, right price
Galaxie and Falcon
The name is both familiar and famous.
We have called it the Fairlane 500 after
one of the most popular Fords ever built
—but only the name is the same. In every
other respect nothing’s borrowed, every
thing’s new.
Just right for just about everybody, the
newest of Fords is in a class by itself. It
will bring you big-car room, luxury and
performance in a car that competes with
the compacts in price and economy. It is
Ericed well below the Fords that used »o
ear its name. It is priced under many
compacts.
New unitized body ...
shaves bulk... saves room
As a first step in building the new
Fairlane, Ford engineers took a fresh look
at the proportions of the American auto
mobile—and realized it was time to
change the relationship between inside
room and exterior size. They started with
a full-size passenger compartment. They
would hot settle for less-because this was
designed to be, above all, a .fine car. At
the same time they wanted to get rid of
all automotive fat-those extra inches of
steel that make some cars hard to park
and expensive to run.
The solution: a completely new unit
ized body that gives you room on the
inside and eliminates bulk, on the outside.
New room,
new comfort, new luxury
On the inside the new Fairlane 500 is
actually bigger, roomier than the ma
jority of the cars on the road today.
On the outside everything is different.
With one foot less to park, the Fairlane
500 is the trimmest, sleekest automobile
you have ever seen or driven.
Inside and out, it is in every respect
a fine car, giving you every important
luxury you want in full-size fine cars.
Even the smallest details have been
planned and executed with a jeweler’s
concern for precision.
Twice-a-year maintenance
Routine service has now been reduced to
a minimum—30,000 miles on many items,
no more than twice a year or 6,000 miles
on the rest.
The new Fairlane 500 will travel 30,000
miles between major lubrications, 6,000
miles between oil changes and minor
lubrications. Yoygo two years, or 30,000
miles, without changing engine coolant
antifreeze. The car adjusts its own brakes,
saving you those time-wasting little trips
to the garage.
Introducing the world’s
first economy V-8
A new foundry technique, perfected by
Ford, made possible a completely new
V-8 engine of precision-cast iron, almost
as light as engines made of less econom
ical, less durable lightweight metal. De
veloped exclusively for the new Fairlane,
the new Challenger V-8 is the world’s
happiest combination of performance
and economy. Crisp, quick and eager, its
thrift is a delightful surprise!
If you’re looking for even greater sav
ings, your natural engine choice would
be the new Fairlane Six. Many compacts
would envy its gas mileage figures.
The first of a new generation
of automobiles
You have seen cars that were supposed to
be in a new class—the intermediates—
but which turned out to be slightly en
larged compacts or somewhat abbreviated
big cars. The car you haven’t seen yet is
the first fine car that puts economy first.
It will be at your Ford Dealer’s
in a few weeks. See it then.
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Kodiak. Alaska