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Evening star., 1952-11-29
HELP MEN Cont
APPRENTICE,


Two young men mechanically inclined
to learn a trade which after 2
years of training by US could lead
to independence. Progressive wage
$. als. SMITH-CORONA TYPE
WRITERS. INC. 14l3 Park I'd. n. W,
80
ASSISTANT ROOM CLERK, exclusive
hotel; employe benefits See Mr..
Bowen. CARLTON, 18th and K
SITS. NV. i
ASSISTANT STOREKEEPER, white,
under 35; good salary; 5-day wk. !;
ne. section: some knowledge of meat
cutting desired, Call MI. 0203. Il
AUTO BODY MAN. experienced and
sober. for Washingtons largest Pom
tiac dealer. Apply Mr.. Peers. AR
CADE PONTIAC CO.. 1437 IrvinE
ST. NV. Il
AUTOMOBILE ESTIMATOR for paint
and body repairs. preferably with
CONTACTS: salary and percentage. See
WHoLEsALERs. INC. 1871 Bla.
densburg Rd ne
Evening star., 1952-11-29
NURSE, REGISTERED

NURSE, REGISTERED
With or without public experience;
5-day week; salary dependent upon
qualifications. Write ALEXANDRIA
HEALTH DEPT. 80
PATENT STENOGRAPHER-Progres-
Sive patent law firm has opening for
competent stenographer; salary COM
mensurate enNs with ability. MRS.
PIX OPERATOR, knowledge Of typ
ing. 51a-day week. Apply THE
ESTHER SHOP. Room 227, the
Homer Bldg. Sol 18th st. NV. II
PIX OPERATOR. white; must be ex-
perienced: permanent position in
modern. aforementioned apartment
building; 6-day week. $40 month.
See Miss Nalley, resident manager.
WINTHROP HOUSE, 1927 Mass ave.
PRAC. NURSE or middle-ased WON woman
to sleep in room-with senile woman
patient. WO. 5000. 30
Evening star., 1952-11-29
HELP--MEN

MAN, TO WORK in pet shop. exper.
pref. but not Lee. Apply after
10 am. 919 8: Walter Reed dr..
ION Col. Pike. Arl. Il
MEN wanted for ONCE cleaning; must
si Sna Sos work. sEe age scSS 80 to attsnssp9s s
to l am, 5-day week. Box 445-M.
MEN to install aluminium storm Win
dows. Apply HERCULES PRODUCT
CO., $500 Branch ave SC. about
] mile oyer D; c. line IN Md. 80
YOUNG MAN to work in automotive
pain, branch; Good salary, excel
Hu. 300. sHERW1N-WiEL4HMss; fS1 SrySi1sI41tas;
co. 1919 14th st. NV. 80
MAN. white, mechanically
inclined. car necessary. We have a
permanent position in our service
dept. for an honest and sincere
worker. Work is varied and In
teresting. Good pay, auto allowance.
vacation. commission. For interview
apply between 10 am. and 9 pm.,
92S Eye st NV. 30
YOUNG MAN. to work for elec.
supply a. LhPpsRr hPais ABPy 5a Ese sttsa st. nv Rm
YOUNG MEN to join the D. c. Ma
tional Guard with full dav Army
pay for hrs. drill every Thursday
night; 2 week camp each wear with
Iu!l pay and allowances. Phone JE.
e. olfs ~ %otfNGs N Vi s-sSes. Mas. white. driv-
ers. warehousemen. Apply 141 18th
VETERAN. eligible for Job training in
D. C.; excel. oppor. Taylor 5449;
EXPERIENCED MAN for GRATING and
Evening star., 1952-11-29
BOOKKEEPER

construction company Ability to
type: VIII instruct in operation
Of Elliot Fisher bookkeeping ma
chine; 35-hr. wk.: permanent posi-
tion. Write Box 3O1 IS, Star, stating
age and experience. 80
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Furniture Salesman

GENERATOR and starter repair man.
EXper. in automotive cleo work.
Good salary. pleasant working
cond Apply in person, UNITED
CARBURETOR SERVICE. 6O6 E.
Montgomery ave. Rockville. Md
5
GROCERY CLERK. exper.: good sal
ary: 5l2-day week; large air-cond
2233 North Pershing dr., Arlington
HELPERS for packing and moving de.
partments; experience with house
hold goods desirable; good wages;
teady work. SECURITY STORAGE
40 18th ST NV. 10
HELPER for truck with D. c. driver S
license: furn. store. Apply 202l
Evening star., 1952-11-29

PdCkIHR III WAfen0uSe. Must b(
handy with tools. Call MI. 749S
during business hours. 80
PART TIME
20 hours per week, our men averag,
50 an hour. White. Car. 20-34. Cal
MR.. GREENE, MI. 1928. .
cOLORED. SALESMAN with car
Good commission, up to 500 pei
wk., part or full time. DE. 62S6.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
PHARMACIST

Registered. Excellent position for
capable man: best working condi-
tionS; 4S-hour week, no Sundays;
meals furnished; $l20 week; regis
tratlon any State acceptable.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
HELPER
LIGHTLY BUILT

For air conditioning and ventilatine |
QUOT cleaning: mostly nightwork {
full time, good salary; advancement ,
5531 Illinois ave NV 80
Evening star., 1952-11-29
AIRPORT PHARMACY
Washington Natl Airport
WASHINGTON, D. C.

I LU WIDTHS
Experience necessary: also D. c.
drivers permit: year round work
with well established plumbing firm.
Apply in person I'll Kennedy st.
NV. or phone for appt.. IA. 1926.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

with ease. 120 bAsA
Wurlitzer; sacrifice. S125. Call JE.
ACCORDIoN. Resina. 1eo bass. $50.
Also Hanovia Sunlamp with new
ApDfNS iS6fi CO. MxcHiSEs Me; INES - BurroSsh.,
desk model. $50; Remington elecs
tric adds and subtracts, 9lS5. GEN.
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 20l9 l4th
st NV -29
Evening star., 1952-11-29
AIR CONDITIONER

els: list price. S39a. .S5. Our pre-
season price for cash buyers. S273,
PARAMOUNT CO.. GA. ave. at W
st. NV. HU. 1900. Free parking,
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so constructed, that it will keen n
the quality of the food. and keep OUT
any physical factors, especially air,
which can affect that quality. Also il
must be- sanitary and adequate in
size and strength to hold the food
satisfactorily. Moisture-vapor proof
cellophane. locker paper, and freezer
bags and cartons are available for
this purpose. Manufacturers of freez-
ers have instructions available on
freezing foods. 1t is wise economy 10
follow these instructions. Another
good thing to remember is that frecz-
ing does not improve the product
You get out of your freezer the same
quality OF food you put into it.
freezers can save you time and
money. Freezing Of garden SURPRISES
or of food purchased in quantity,
helps cut down the family's food bill
And-when you bake, you can double
the recipe. Bake what you need and
freeze the rest for future use. Com.
plete meals can be frozen days or
weeks in advance of the time when
they'll be needed You can do the
same thing with Juniors school
lunches, or with leftovers If you plan
your meal preparation schedule, you'll
be able to slow down meal and lunch
rush hours to a walk Unexpected
mcal-time callers will find you and
your well-stocked freezer ready for
them. Fact is. freezer brings within
arms reach the fresh meat, vegetahle
and fruit counters of your nearest
store,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-07-04

vH asSount Of construction of the r..
rishtsS system or acquisition Of 1w.fa,
s.ents) BY which said lands bsys sw hal
"a are 70 be retained. as nroviJea
Nav is Ia,a eao b. Act Of Congress Of
s SO created Is hereby exnr e sne lien
served. This clause means 3h. re- re-
purchaser of any irrigated +r.nt tnS
pc required to pay the proport;on VIII WI
mairto r me cost of CONSTRUCTION IA
crued asa,ns. charges which have ac.
listed below are shown scnr,, amounts
oune ~. 1852. but Should he ,,o as OF
at time of sale. oe verified
Further information des;r.s ,,,
6r IN, upon request either bv nerso oe
DESCRIPTIONS:
al; No. PISS, James Woodrow Brown
NEA. So NEh. EIa NWM Nj, SCI E4
M sla SEA Sec. %. Twp. ssN Rss
W, containing 800 acres annraisesS S
at $2.240.00 Conveyance bv fee nst sGa
W,tn an mineral rights reserved for
me oeneht of the Blackfeet tribe
Srazing lease expires 4-30-54.
Al. No. 2759. Jane Rita Brown
Santana. Cash or Deferred Payment1.
SD SD NEh. NJ SWl4. SEI SWL.
SEA- Sec. 27. Twp 36N., Rye W
containing 800 acres appraised at
$s.sso.oo: Conveyance by fee patent
t WIN an mineral rights reserved for
Grazing lease expires 4-3O-54.
Al. No. 1897 Antoine Monroe. dec.
ICash or Deferred Payment). NEl
sec: II: SEA Sec. 8. Twp. SO NJ, Rye
w.. containing 800 acres appraised
at $4,000 Conveyance by fee patent
VIII Win 6Hfc of all mineral rights in
Guiding oil and gas reserved to the
grantors during their lifetime. Grazing
lease expires 4-3O-54.
Al. No. 1850, Frontstrike Takesgun-
up. dec. (Cash or Deferred Payment).
VIZ SEA, SWi4 Sec. II; EIs SEA
tanning 800 acres appraised at $1,000 90.
conveyance by fee patent with SAG
OF all mineral royalties including oil
and gas are reserved to the grantor
during her lifetime. Farm pasture
lease expires 4-3O-54; Farm lease ex-
Al No. 60, Perry Spotted Bear dec.
Cash or Deferred Payment). NWlI
NWl4. So NWi4. WIZ NEia NWl. Sec
n: Twp. 30 N. Rye. 6 W. containing
lao acres appraised at s3.6oOOo. Con-
s s,; ne. by fee patent with $40 Of
gas reserved to the grantors during
their lifetime
s.s NWl4 Sec. 27. T. 30 NJ, R. w.
subject to Farm lease which expires
wiz NE.+ Nw,. Sec. 81. T. 30 NJ
r. 6 w.. subject to Farm lease which
expires 12-3l-52
Al: No. 2438. Mile Steele, tcash).
Ma SWH NWia NEi4 Sec &c. T. 81 NJ
n: w.. containing S acres appraised
at $4,000. Conveyance by fee patent
with all mineral rights including oil
and gas reserved for benefit of Black
feet Tribe. Lands are not leased for
farming or grazing.
Al. No. 24Oa. Mary Spotted Eagle.
dec. (CaSh or Deferred Payment).,
Eaa E1a SWl4. SEA Sec. IS; VIE
SWA. NEia SWl4 Sec. SO. Twp. "a NJ
Rye. W.. containing 800 acres APP,
praised at s5.8OO.OO Conveyance by
fee patent with 6I4cc of all mineral
rights including oil and gas reserved
to the grantors during their lifetime.
Eia Ella SWA. SEA Sec. IS: VIE
s'W'4. Sec. SO. T. "a N. R. W.. sub
ject to grazing lease expires 4-3o-54
NEA SWi4 Sec. SO. T. "a NJ. R.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-07-04
SALE OF BLAcKrEET
INDIAN Ann ~ n.

Blackfeet Agency, Browning, Montana
NOTICE: Sealed bids will be re-
ceived for the following listed lands
until two o'clock p: M. on July "a
ed. Interested parties are invited TO
be present. Each bid must be accom-.
panied by certified check on some
solvent bank payable to the order Of
the undersigned as Superintendent.
ed as a guaranty of the Bidders faith-
full performance of his proposition. II
the bid shall be accepted and the
successful bidder shall fail to comply
with the terms of his bid. within
c c s SaYs hs af ter.. Que notice. such
the owner of the land. less the cost OF
advertising. etc. All bids shall he
enclosed in a sealed envelop which
must be marked by the bidder, bid
10 19r ,a aoan H.! Land, to be opened July
land shall not be noted on the en-.
velope. Under no circumstance viii
any person connected with the Black
feet Indian Agency or the Indian
service s'er., be permitted to assist any
pairing his bid. All bids are subject
TO acceptance by the Allottees or
Heirs. and the right Is reserved ~
reject any or all bids. ~
No bidder will be permitted to In.
clude more than one allotment in any
bid. but If prospective purchaser
desires to bid on more than one al.
lotment he must submit q separate
bid for each allotment he desires to
purchase.
Purchaser shall pay the cost OF
conveyance $1.50 If the price Is 81 900
or less: $500 If the price is more than
amount will be $3.50: and in addition
the purchaser will be required to paw
the sale fee of $1,000 (Act of Congress-
approved February IA. 1920). No bid
for less than the appraised value win
be considered; Checks of unsuccess-
opening of the bids. The right to
reject any and all bids is reserved
Each patent or deed issued to the
purchaser will contain the following
clause: And there is reserved from
the lands hereby granted. a right Of
way for bitches and canals construct.
cd by, the authority of the United
Approved leases hold until such
time as they will expire. but the
rentals after approval Of the sale by
able direct to the purchaser.
The terms of this sale under the
cash payment plan. are ten per cent
with the bid. and the additional
ninety per cent within thirty days
after the date of notice of acceptance
of bid. Bids may also be made under
deferred payment plan. ten per cent
with bid fifteen per cent within thirty
days from date of notice of acceptance,
twenty-five per cent one year from
such date. twenty-five per cent in
two years and twenty-five per cent
in three years. with interest on de-
ferred payments at eight per cent
per annum. Bidder shall state whether
his bid is for cash or on the deferred
payment plan. and in case a cash bid
and bid on the deferred payment
plan are equal. the cash bid shall be
considered the most favorable.
If the lands are irrigable. the patent
or deed will contain the clause: THE
Iands hereby conveyed are subject to
a lien. prior and superior to ali other
liens for the amount of the costs and
charges due the United States for or
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-07-04
w.: subject to Farm lease expires

~ W: subject to Farm lease expires
Al. No. 1921, Jennie weaselhead.
SS I1.' Cash Or Deferred Payment).
con con- mir H. ss Twp go 81 N; Rye: W.:
$4,000; Conveyance by fee patent
with all mineral rights including oil
ana ,l gas reserved for the benefit of
me- me slackfeet Tribe: Lands in grazing
lease expires 4-30-54.
nal Al; No. 24ss. Millie Steele tcash or
M ~ Sec: 1s; So NWM, sWM Sec
~; - Twp. "a NJ. Rye: o W.. containing
5i8.76 acres appraised at $7.4s0 90.
n n'iny by fee patent with all
reserved for the benefit of the Black.
ieet Tribe on lands described as fol-.
IONS; Lot !, Ela NW4 Sec. 10; SIz.
NWla. SWl4 Sec 16. all in Twp. 81.
M, NJ, Rge. W.: with 6l49s of all mineral
to the grantor on lands described as:
NEI4 of Sec. ID. TWP. "a N, Rye. o,
W.; Ids in grazing lease expires.
Al. No. 345s, Aloysius wipnert
Cash or Deferred Payment). Lots
!. ?: SE!a NEi4. SEA Of Sec. S, Twp.
IS NJ. Rye. W., containing 319. 90
acres appraised at slo5so.oo. Convey
anee by fee patent with all mineral
rights reserved for the benefit of the
Blackfeet Tribe. Farm-pasture lease
expires 12-3l-53.
AL No. 3093. Bernadine Maeee-
cash or Deferred Payment). SEA-
sec; 4; NEts Sec. 9: Twp. IS NJ. Rye
at 90. Conveyance by fee patent
with all minerals reserved for the
benefit of the Blackfeet Tribe. Lands
are not leased for farming or grazing.
Cash or Deferred Payment). ST. Sec.
10. Twp. IS NJ. Rye 10 W. containing
$40 acres appraised at S4.88O.OO. Con-
veyance by fee patent with 6Hgo of
an mineral rights including oil and
her lifetime. Grazing lease expires
Al; No: 25e5. May Bigtop. dec..
oCaSh). WA Sec. 9. Twp. So N. Rye
at sHo aS5es aBPp p led
patent with 6l4%o of all minerals in
cluolng oil and gas are reserved to-
the grantors during their lifetime.
Farm lease expires 12-31-54.
Al. No. 5. Charles Thomas dec,
cash or Deferred Payment). Lot 2.
SEA NWH, Sec. 81. Twp. So NJ, Rye.
W. containing 7s.41 acres appraised
at S2.29276. Conveyance by fee patent
with all mineral rights including oil
and gas reserved for benefit of Black
feet Tribe. Farming lease expires.
Al. No q. Kate Pas. dec. (cash or
4 2eI1 ID, Payment!. SWh NEA. s1z
W. containing go acres appraised
at s2,004O0 Conveyance by fee patent
with all mineral rights including oil
and gas reserved for benefit of Black
feet Tribe. Farming lease expires
Al. No. 1888. Howard Thomas. dec.
tCash or Deferred Payment). SEA-
NEi4 Sec. 81: SWi4 NWl4 Sec. 80.
Twp. So NJ. Rye. 7 W.. containing 80
acres appraised at S1,84O.OO Con-
veyance by fee patent with all mineral
rights including oil and gas reserved
for benefit of Blackfeet Tribe Farm
ing lease expires 12-3l-53.
Al. No. 1878. Woodrow W. Thomas.
dec. (Cash or Deferred Payment).
WIZ NEi4 NW14. NWl4 NWE4 Sec. 80,
Sia MEL NEl4 Sec. 81, Twp SO NJ.
Rye W., containing 80 acres appraised
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-07-04

= 81
at s2.ssoDo. Conveyance by fee patent
with all mineral rights including oil
and gas reserved for benefit of Black
feet Tribe. Farming lease expires
Al. No. 266l. Gertrude Adams Fitz-
patrick. Cash or Deferred Payment)-
]. :. 8. NEM NW,4 Sec. a. TWP. s.
NJ, Rye. 9 W.. containing 337.42 acres
appraised at S15.1839O. Conveyance
by fee patent with all mineral rights
including oil and gas reserved for
benefit of Blackfeet Tribe. Grazing
lease expires 4-30-54.
2: Cash or Deferred Payment NEA.
E1s NWH. Lots l. 2. Sec. 7. Twp. SIS
NJ. Rye. Is W.. containing 3O6.16 acres
appraised at s2.143.12. Conveyance by
Zee patent with all mineral rights re-
Grazing lease expires 4-3O-54.
Al: No. 100. James Stingy. (Cash
OF Deferred Paymentl. Lots 2. 3. SWl4
MEH. SEA- NWA. Els SWA NWI4.
WI Ell siz, E's nus; SCI. W. Eis sEis.
acres appraised at s2.35s.2 s. Convey.
ance by fee patent with GIG of all
mineral rights including oil and gas
reserved to the grantor during his
htetlme. Grazing lease expires 4-3o-54.
al. NO. ofOt, Ndod WdBHeT oTO"u,
NWi4 NWA NElA. VIZ sWN NWi.
NE4, WIZ WIZ SWA NEA. SIa ME-
NE4 NWl4. S1s NEA NWl4. SEA
NWA. E!s SW!4. WIZ WIZ WIZ SEA
S Sec vi, is: SWH sWA MEA. ga sWA.
IA W.. containing 800 acres appraised
at S2.240.Oo. Conveyance by fee patent
with all minerals including oil and
gas reserved for benefit of Blackfeet
Tribe. Grazing lease expires 4-3o-54.
Al: No. 1880. Abbie Ground. dec.
Sec. Is. Twp. 81 NJ. Rye. sW. con-
tanning 100 acres appraised at S5.848 90.
Conveyance by fee patent with all
mineral rights reserved for benefit
of Blackfeet Tribe. Farm-pasture lease
expires 12-31-53.
Al. No. 213o. Nina Martain Meal
lister. tCash Payment). Els Sec. 10.
Twp 81 N. Rye. II W.. containing 800
acres appraised at S2,88000. Convey
ance by fee patent with 6i4ee of all
reserved to the .grantor during her
lifetime. Grazing lease expires 4-30-54.
Al. No. 2l29. Leslie Martain. tCash
Payment. Els Sec. 20. Twp. 81 NJ.
Rye. II W.. containing 800 acres APP
fee patent with SAC; of all mineral
rights including oil and gas reserved
to the grantor during his lifetime.
Grazing lease expires 4-30-54.
Al. No. 1886. Shirley Aubrey Cobell,
Cash or Deferred Payment). S1a Sis-
SWi4 Sec. S: Ma NW4. SWh. NWI4,
SWE4 Sec. 8. Twp. 81 NJ. Rye. W.. con-
tanning 800 acres appraised at S5.512.O0.
Conveyance by fee patent with all
mineral rights including oil and gas
reserved for the benefit of Blackfeet
Tribe. Lands are not leased for
farming or grazing.
GUY ROBERTSON
Superintendent.
Last publication July II. 1852
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-07-04
By IRA MILLER
Farm Electrifcation Bureau

Everybody must eat to remain alive.
How much and how well we eat are
matters relating to such things as
health. economics and personal pref
erence. Some say that eating Is a
habit. II 30. we're all tor tin mod
Grafton.
Hundreds of thousands of farm
families, and scores Of city people,
too. are eating better than they ever
have before. Seasonal foods are ap-
pearing on many tables all year long.
For example. strawberries and sweet
corn no longer are Christmas time
novelties: taste Just as good, too. with
snow on the ground as when they
we're picked. These summer-winter
"harvests" are coming from one of
the newer electric appIiances-th
farm and home freezer.
Freezing food Is simple compared
to other methods of preservation. II
you don't think so you've forgotten
how long It takes to "fry down" meat,
put 1t in large stone jar. pour boil
ing lard over each layer Of meat and
then store it hopefully in the coolest
part Of the cellar. Canning, too, is
hard work-and hot as well when
temperatures and tempers are both
near the boiling point
OF course you'll have to take some
care in preparing foods to be frozen.
The package or wrapper for frozen
foods must be OF such material. and
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-07-04

No State Bonds
The constitution of the state of
Indiana forbids issuance of state
bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22

Gypsies, Dance Gypsies," II Loved g
Lass" by William France anc
"Chumleigh Fair" by John Holiday
800, WTOP-Radio Theater: Ty.
rome Power and Zebra Paget stal
in "I'll Never Forget You"
$3.50, WWDC, WASH-Gov. Ste
venson: The Governors speech tt
the American Federation of Labor
is broadcast.
1880, WRC-Symphonette: Tht
first of a series of daily concerts i
presented.
Television Today.
1880, WMAL-Hollywood Screer
Test: Martin Gabel heads the cas-
of "A Dime a Dozen"
500, WTOP-Video Theater: Tht
drama is Happily. Not Forever,
featuring June Lockhart and Robert
Preston.
$3.50, WMAL-Your Commissioner:
Report: Guests are Jerry OLeary
jr, of The Star, Bill Gold of thu
Washington Post and Jerry Murphy
of the Times Herald.
$3.50, WNBW-Voice of Firestone
Thomas L. Thomas sings my Hear
Stood Still" by Rodgers, Another
Mile" by Suesse, "Invictus" by Huhr
and March of the Grenadiers" BY
Schertzinger.
$3.50, WTTG-Johns Hopkins Sci
ence Review: The topic for review
is "Are You Too Fat?"
800, WNBW-LightS Out: Jose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22

Iphine Hull and Alan Bunce star In
Flight 49,"
$3.50, WNBW-Robert Montgomery
Presents: Joan Wetmore, Robert
IPastene and Reinhold Schunzel are
featured in There Was Once a Dia-
mond Ring"
$3.50, WTOP-Life with Luigi: j.
Carol Naish portrays an Italian
immigrant on the new Tv show.
1000, WTTG - Boxing: Rocky
Castellani meets Jimmy Herring in
the 10-round feature bout.
1000, WTOP-Studio One: Dick
Foran, Nina Foch and Grace Kelly
star in The Kill"
1880, WNBW-Who Said That?:
June and Gene Lockhart are guest
panelists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
On the Air
On the Air
Eddie GoIIoher Also Knows
About Sports Broodcosting
By Harry Macarthur

Eddie Gallaher WTOP years spent in Tulsa where
considerable with among things
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22

Eddie Gallaher of WTOP
achieved considerable success with
his summer Sunday chore for the
CHS network, but that is not what
qualified him for his newest pro-
gram here. This newest program
will be weekly sports show titled
"TV Scoreboard," a Saturday eve
ming football feature on WTOP-
TV starting this week.
Mr.. Gallaher did not win the
assignment because he has made
his name known as a friend of
popular music on records here
and elsewhere. He knows which
end of a caddy you bat a football
with. His radio career, though it
may not be well known around
these parts. has included seven
years as a sportscaster.
He spent three of these in Min
neapolis, broadcasting both Min
neapolis baseball and Minnesota
football games. The other four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
TeIeyision Tomorrow Tuesday, September q, 1852

$50 Morning Mane 1885,
~ prst, Phlem Il, washgton 12W
Little Playhouse; Industry Parade E Jonathan smy; E'e
PyoH;a 10
FaNs; HoWty Dody
It's Ethel 1hoen; $780, snop
1vn Ao5 ~ DISC
ioeter $685. G45 Tony Waemn
SoMpl 1850 honwd Mue;
~ Ruth L. O'Clock Heatr
1885, Strike Rsh; BRIDE anu
unhetrs howep1u G,s MIKE
TEMPLES Cowboy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
HighIights
Radio Today.

500, WRC- Railroad Hour: Luz
ellie Norman and Gordon MacRae
costar in 1.-THE Golden Curtain"
500, WTOP-Suspense: Charles
Laughton has the leading role in
Jack Ketch," a drama about a
century executioner.
900, WRC-Telephone Hour: Mel
son Eddy sings Kalman's play
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Evening star., 1952-06-24
loda Tops Junior Golfers
In First JaYcee Qualifying

Pete Loda, the early-summer
sensation of District junior golf,
and 13 other teen-age golfers have
passed the first leg toward an all
expense trip to the National Junior
Chamber of Commerce junior golf
tournament at Eugene, Greg, in
August.
The Silver Spring Jaycees spon-
sored yesterdays qualifying rounds
at Argyle Country Club. The IA
low scorers will meet with other
Maryland qualif1ers in Hagerstown
on July /, and the four low scorers
at that time will win trips to
Oregon.
Loda, the new District junior
champion, posted a 76 over the
par u course to edge Perky Culli-
name by a stroke. Other prize
winners were John Beach with q
78 in the 14-15 age group and Bob
McFerren with an 81 in the 13 and
under group.
The players above all qualified
along with Gary Robson, rs: John
Connolly, Jim Clark, John Pear
son at 70; Del Beman at 80; and
Kay Fletcher, Larry Spellman, Jay
Randolph, Dick Addison and Bob
Peterson at 81.