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Montgomery County sentinel., 1954-06-10
SHERIFF'S SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate
STATE OF MARYLAND,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY to wit:
By issued by the Circuit
gomery County County
Citizens Bank of Takoma Park Howard
calfe and verna Mea have this Dist dav of Nav 1854 seized
into execution all the right title, claim, interest
both at law and in equity of the said Howard Metca
and Verna Mecae Of m to and about the following described
property to wit:
Also by by Court
for Montgomery County and to Sheriff of said County
of Roebuck & Co. Howard
cafe Meca have this 4h day of June 1854
and taken into execution all the right title interest claim
both at law and in equity of the said Howard Metcae
and Vena Metcae Of n to and about the following described
property to wit:
piece being part of a called Second
Resurvey Need, contained metes and
bounds and distances following Beginning at
stone at the end of wenfou peres and onehd perch
on the third line OF conveyance made by Henry Azerodt to
William Bea for six running thrtyve
degrees East nine perches to stone then North
half degrees West Sixteen perches North twentseven
half degrees West thirtyfour perches the
fourts of degree allowance variation forone
degrees West entysx and fourfths perches then straight
line to the beginning stone containing four and vegh
of an acres of land more less.
piece parcel land conveyed being part of
tract of land called Bear Dem and mart
oeng the SAID County and State and described follows wit
Beginning for the outlines include the stone it
being the beginning of the Resurvev on
part of Bear Den Seneca
and running thence North degrees seventseven
peces North hywo degrees West sevenyone peches South
twenty-five degrees West twenyfour eghtweny fifths
perces the second line of the resuy part Den
then North thrwo degrees West sixteen twenty
s peches TO the end OF said line then with the
rsurvey the three following North twenty
two degrees East thirty perches yhree degrees East
forty perces North Sevnne degrees eghysx perches
TO the middle of the main road leading from
vile then with said Road the following courses South fifteen
degrees East hundred and perches
ha degrees East eleven and theeenhs perches
seven and degrees percs South
Wenyfour degrees East fifteen peches twenty degrees
East tryone and half perches then leaving Road South
twenty-five degrees West eight and fours perches
Oh the seventh line of the resuey the
the eighth line of said
West twenty-five perces Tree standing on
said ne being the beginning of
r Raa1 nv IJanrV
Adteodt then with the line of said South
hfyour degrees East foryve and perches South
hrtyve degrees West eight peches to the
eighth line of the the with said
line South twenty-five degrees West twenty eight peches
end thereof Then North siXtynne degree West
hundred and trtysiX perches the beginning containing
hundred and seventyfo
percheS of land less.
hereby notice that will sell all the right title interest
claim both law and in equity of B.
Mecalfe and Verna Mecalfe of, n about above
described property to the highest bidders Mary
land Thursday, July 8, 1854, at 1920 A. NJ
TERMS OF SALE: CASH
Charles S, Lawrenson, Sheriff
l225 Montgomery County Maryland
Montgomery County sentinel., 1954-06-10
Bill No. 80

AN ACT to amend section 26 of the Mont Co. Code 1850
provide that disposal permits shall
violation of certain regulations.
Be 1t Enacted by the County Council for Montgomery County,
Maryland, that =
Sec l. Section 263 of the Mont Co. Code 1850 is hereby
amended read follows
mo firm corporation shall begin construction
dwelling house. other building be occupied
either dwelling business purposes beyond
reach of the public without first obtaining permit the
disposal plant from the issuing authority No
shall be issued the site which the disposal
be constructed has been being ubdvded in violation of
the Subdivision Regulations of the Upper Montgomery Plan
ming District of the MarylandWasngton Regional District
such permit shall issued the building
disposal plant altered
and such construction alteration emodeng would constitute
violation such Subdivision Regulations applicable
zoning building health fire, housing other regulations
Montgomery County sentinel., 1954-06-10

ton of said District lying north of line beginning at point
where the First Election District Hawkins
Road eaery to the Layonsve Etcon
thence north the of Hpsey the
ytonve Echison Road thence eastery Hpsley Mill
to the Montgomery County County ne and
portion of the First Election lying
ing private road which leads off of Muncaster Road approx
mate onea mile south of the intersection of State Route
and Mncaster Road westerly State Route 124
following imaginary line westerly snouf
ers School Road and Strawberry Knoll Road and that
portion of the First Election
ginning point where the Hobbs Road tersects boundary
of the First Election District running thence norhey along
Hobbs Road to the point where nterects the Lytonse Unity
Road running thence easery along the latter point
where nersects the Howard Chapel Road and running
northery along the latter Mont
gomery County Howard County line
"Sec 93A2 The County Council hereby en-
powered for the fiscal 1856 and each fiscal thereafter
levy annually against all the real property
for County Tax purposes within the 93A
hereof tax at rate not to exceed ten cents each $4,000
the assessed value of said and the
shall be paid annually in nstaens every 60 days. Lay
louisville Department its successor upon
County Maryland to by County Manager
County Attorney penal be fixed by them conditioned
the faithful discharge treasurer From
the funds received the treasurer
pense demands as are necessary and proper to main
ain equip and operate department. upon demand of
either the County County Manager the Director of
Finance he shall report all expenditures from said funds
Sec 93A3 Each year the Laytonsvle Depart
men nc or its submit its
accordance with the provisions of the Charter Montgomery
County Maryland but nothing contained in this section
mandatory the submission OF request for levy of taxes and
the rate of any tax established shall be that fixed by
Council"
Sec Sec 89 of the Mont hereby amended
10 read foloWs
"The Damascus Fire Area shall Twelfth Eec
ton District and that which lies
north of line beginning point Dis
rc line meets the Hawkins Creamery Road easery the
Road Estate Road 108) thence north
intersection of Hpsley Mill Road Layonsve
Road thence eastey Hpsey the Montgomery
County Howard County line"
Sec Sec 9O1 of the hereby amended
to read as follows:
THE Gahersburg Washington Grove Fire
of all the Ninth Election District following
First Sixth more particularly
described follows:
Germantown Road and the CoppeBoyds
ery along the CopperBoyd Road the
with Little Seneca Creek thence southwesey along
Creek to the intersection of
vile Road thence easery Road
the point Ounce Orchard where said
along said boundary line Redand along boundary
line of the First Election District
road approximately oneaf mile
boundary line and the Laytonsve Olney Rt 1881
thence westerly along said private
iaithesbug aytonsvie Road 124 following an
imaginary line in westerly direction
Snouffers School Road and Strawberry Knoll
the Boundary line of the Ninth Election point
beginning"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1954-06-10

AN ACT terminate and cancel the authority of the County
bonds previously authorized but the
issuance of said bonds being no longer necessary.
County Montgomery County
Maryland, that
No bonds shall be issued after the effective date of
subsecons lib Chapter Is of the
Montgomery County 1885, ubectoS 1b 1c of Chapter
Laws of Montgomery County 1851 under subsecons
Id Chapter ID of the Laws Montgomery County 1882
Chapter 10 of the Laws of Montgomery County 1853 but
nothing shall affect the validity bonds
issued under the aforegong Acts the authority
County issue other bonds for the similar
other than those herein
Montgomery County sentinel., 1954-06-10
LdlUs Enacted by
The County Council
At Its Legislative Session in May, 1854

The following constitute only portion
uons enacted by the County Council
will be found in other County Newspapers Copies
Resolutions be obtained the office County
torney, County Office Building, Rockville Maryland
Montgomery County sentinel., 1954-06-10

dng penalties of fine andor Imprisonment
STANDARDS and OF regulations under this paragraph addition
montgomery County Maryland institute Injunction
other appropriate proceeding to prevent any violation
OF such standards or regulations and
dcuon may issue restraining orders temporary permanent
functions other appropriate forms of remedy or
relief"
Evening star., 1954-04-22

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needed Hu-wthout doy-to your neu Seon store
and get your outfited.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05

A spirited contest for the COP.
nomination for representative to
the General Assembly was assured
this week with the filing Of Carl
Becker, former Port Clinton may
or, and VIM. G. Fleckner, former
four-ferm member Of the legisIa-
ture, of Oak Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

kEAL GStAtG hN~NS' "NS
Allen Twp:-
Harry R. Thompson, ct al to
Howard D. MoSher, ct al, so acre,
rg 13, 8.
Merel Smith to Charles E. Smith
Sr., blk 3, lott, Clay Center.
Benton Twp:-
Wilbur A. Long, ct al to Wes-
ley E. Flick, ct al, lis acre, rg
IA, %.
Carroll Twp:-
Walter L. Hanline, ct al to Mrs.
L. E. Hanline, lot SIS, Turtle Creek
Ext.
Clay Twp:-
Henry Schultz, ct al to Ohio
Turnpike Commission, 6 parcels, re
13, 6.
catawba PIats:-
May G. Neal, ct al to Plat, lots
l to IA inclusive, 481 acres, Keny-
kirk.
Richard P. Draimes, to Norbert
G. Schmitz, lots 100-pt 102, Cliffs.
DanbUry Twp:-
Roy S. Bauman, to Paul J. In
man, lease .086 acre pit lot 20,
sec 4.
Lakeside:-
Lakeside Association, to Rev
Forrest B. Brown, blk Is, pit lots
1O-11.
MarbIehead corp:-
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
Co. to Walter C. Myers, ct al, pt
lots 25 & 26, sec 1.
Harris Twp:-
Dow Nellis to Ohio Turnpike
Commission, .O06 acre, rg IA, see
10.
Clarence Dischinger, to Ohio
Turnpike Commission, 0.25 acre
rg IA, S 10.
EImore corp:-
Albert Blausey, to Francis M
Conner, ct al, lot II, pit IL, A. F
Blausey sd:
Portage Twp:-
Marion J. Slaughter to Sylvestel
". Kohr, Lot 2, rg II, sec "a.
Port Clinton corp:-
Peter P. Gresh, ct al to Claire
Wendt, blk 13, lot %, Lakeview.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
HOSPITAL NEWS
ADM ISSlONS

Mrs. Malinda Couture, Rt. g.,
surgical, 1-27-54.
Floyd Page, 131 Walnut St.,
medical, 1-27-54.
Arthur Fliehmann, Rt. 2, medi-
cal, 1-28-54.
Leroy Thompson, Rt. 1, medical,
1884.
Carol Sue Mays, 325 E. Water
ST., Oak Harbor, Ohio, surgical,
1884. Q53v
Mrs. Leola Edwards, Rt. l., sur
gical, 1884.
Mrs. Sanford Swift, 1405 E. 3rd
St., surgical, 1884.
Mrs. John Parker, Jr., 4O5 Oak
ST., Oak Harbor, Ohio, medical,
1-30-54.
Mrs. George Heise, 202 Elliot
ST., Fremont, Ohio, surgical, 1-31-
81.
Mrs. Gilbert Carnicom, 103 E.
Loop. E. G., medical, 1884.
Mrs. John Zetzer, 322 Madison,
surgical, 2-1-54.
James Mullins, Rt. g., surgical,
PISA.
Arthur Fielder, 200 Oak ST., Oak
Harbor, Ohio, medical, PISA.
David Winters, Rt. 8, Oak Har-
Dor. Ohio, surgical, 2-2-54.
Mrs. John Holder, 428 Washing
ton, surgical, 2-2-54.
Abe BasSett, 1856 Water St., Oak
Harbor, Ohio, surgical, 2-2-54.
Mrs. Julia Stetler, Gypsum,
Ohio, surgical, 2-2-54.
Clement J. RAIDER, 121 Wash
ington, medical, 1854.
DISCHARGES
Arthur Fielder, Henry Boysen.
Harry Johnson, Mrs. Oscar Gre
ager, Mrs. John Oles, Mrs. Bessie
Wright, Mrs. J. T. Kilken, Mrs.
Elton Glemons and baby, Mrs.
Marvin Milbrodt and baby, Frede
rick, Stoiber, Bernard Lorensen
Mrs. Francis Twarak and baby.
Mrs. Clifford BahnSen and baby,
F. William Danner, Mrs., Wood
Holbrook, Mrs. William Greeal
and baby, Mrs. Estill Spears, Bert
ellie Moore, Clayton Ernsberger
Mrs. Melvin Gulau, Mrs. Arturo
Yesquierdo and baby, Mrs. J. L
Kizziah and baby.
Mrs. Delmar Cradle and baby
| Arthur Fliehmann, Leroy Thomp
son, Mrs. Charles Whiting and
baby, Carol Sue Mays, Mrs. Leols
Edwards, Mrs. John E. Parker, Jr.
James Mullins, and David Winters
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
81 PUPILS ARE
NAMED TO PCHS
HONOR ROLL

Ninety-nine students of Port
Clinton High School made the
honor roll for the first semester
of the 1953-54 school year, Princi-
pal B. H. Corthell announced this
week. To be listed on the honor
roll, student must have no grade
lower than a b.
TWenty,four seniors were listed
on tie roll, the largest number for
any class. Seventh graders were
second, with 81, and the Freshmen
were third with 10.
Those listed on the semester
honor roll are: Seniors-Dollie
Adams, Barbara Ahrens, Steve
Benko, Ruth Campbell, June De-
Friece, Barton Drickhammer, Mary
Elias, Joyce Englebeck, Shirley
Fachman, Tony Fadely, Dorothy
Fischer, Christine Hostrup, Bette
Limestahl, Pat Mackey, Jean Nc
Candlish, Janice Miesener, Noel
Myers, Marlene Nielsen, Virginia
Nielsen, Phyllis Podgurski, John
Reinheimer, Lois Rofkar, James
Ruddock, and Bill Segaard.
Juniors-Melvin Balduf, Mary
Beam, Frank Brough, Harry Chat
fin, Steve Corthell, Sharon Gentry,
Ann Caddy, Ruth Rofkar, Esther
Hansen, Shiela Jess, Jane Minoff,
Paul Moon and Richard Noblitt.
Sophomores-Sharon Anderson,
Nick Ball, Scott Carter, Patti Eu.
renius. Roberta Shertzer, Judy
Stucky, Mark Zetzer, Ceceli "a
Lindemann, Evelyn Gottschalk,
Leon Hawkins, Maxine Routh and
Jake Perry.
Freshmen - Judann Arhutich,
Jean Blankenship, Mary Foley,
Jan Garner, Jack Glickman, Eliza.
beth Krupp, Eloise Lindemann,
Barbara Linger, Virginia Long,
Douglas Meyer, Myron Miller,
Carol Minderman, Betty Nielsen
Dorothy Rofkar, Walter Slobod
zian, Koreen Stahl and Vella Val.
lance, Sally Snyder, Carol Soko'
lOSki.
Eighth grade-Philip Beltz, AIDE,
laide, Busche, Keith Jess, Delbert
Jones, Donald Malik, Jill Meyer,
Carolyn Probel, George Rofkar,
Lanny Streeter and Judy Vogt.
Seventh grade-Gerald Borne,
Sally Cay, Dick Chapman, Nancy
Dreheg, James Gardiner Judith
Berry, Merry Kramb, Ray Lambert
Karen Miller, Judy Misch, Daniel
Mulligan, Bonnie Pollock, Robert
Putnam, Peggy Rounds, Lee Sch
mitt, Evelyn Shelter, Roger Snid
er, Stephen Sunderland, Karen
Wahlers, Barbara Yensen and Sus
an Zeis.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05

Sell your old things thru our
Classified AID Section
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
Wrestling Shows
Planned Weekly

Tony Demore, promoter, has an
nounced that weekly wrestling
cards will be presented each
Wednesday at $3.50 in the Port
Clinton Armory, excepting dur
ing the annual Home and Sports
Show.
Next weeks main event will be
tag team match between Gino
Angelo, the Mad Italian, and
Aztec" Garcia, the Wild Mexi-
can, VS. Billy Fox, junior heavy
weight champ and Scotty Will
Hams, the Flying Scot.
Also featured will be match
between two girls, Cora Combs
and Betty Hawkins, in a two out
of three fall tangle. Preliminaries
will feature Angelo VS. Williams
and Fox VS. Garcia. Tickets are on
sale at Sans and Miller Cab, as
we'll as at the door.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
FINED IN COURT

Alex Hudson, an employee OF
Naft's Auto Wrecking Yard, was
arrested Saturday night by City
Patrolman William Keesor and
charged with being drunk and dis
orderly and with abusing an Of
ficer. In Municipal Court Monday,
he was fined $25 on the first
charge and $35 on the abusing
charge, with the costs being sus.
pended on one charge.
Remember The Dates
Feb. 24-28 at Pt. Clinton Armory
SPORTS AND HOME SHOW
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
Leg Broken When
Caught In Reel

In an unique accident at fhe
Bell Fish Company Saturday.
Leroy Mullins, Bay Shore
Road. suffered a leg fracture
and head decorations when he
was caught in nets which
wound around a motordriven
reel as he loaded nets on
truck during farring opera
fions.
When Mullins walked TO.
wards the motor TO shut IL
off. his ankle was caught in
a loop and the 22o-pound man
was flung completely around
the reel several times before
other workmen shut off the
motor and rescued him. Usual
iy fwo men are present during
this operation but his partner
had left minutes before TO get
hot coffee.
Mullins spent the weekend
in MagrUder Hospital and Nei-
decker ambulance returned
him to his home Monday. He
will be in a cast six weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05

gambling. She read in the paper
that six telephones in Akron had
been discontinued during gambl-
ing raids. After failing to reach
her mother via phone for three
days, the local girl is getting sus-
picious And what's this about
a Gypsum woman planning a trip
to New Orleans for the Mardi
Gras? She's even planning to be
in the paradeS.
JOT
Thanks to Bill Rofkar, Catawba
Island, for the delicious apples
which the staff is enjoying this
week Jim Brennan, United
Rubber Company's new area sales
man who makes his headquarters
in Port Clinton, is from Boston
but he knew about Port Clinton
long ago. His father, also a sales
man, made his headquarters here
years ago and was a charter men,
ber of Port Clinton'S American
Legion Post.
JOT
A &c George Fielder, who has
spent the past SO months serving
with the Air Force in Tokyo, ia
pan, is packing his ''B Bag" for
the long trip home. The son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Fielder, Oak
Harbor, is due to leave Japan late
next month.
JOT
Lake Erie will get the glamor
treatment next summer when 18-
year-old Shirley Ann Huber, viva.
cious GAINESVILLE girl, will attempt
the 32-mile swim from Point Pelee,
Ontario, Canada, to Cedar Point.
A grandfather twice failed to com.
plete the swim last summer but
Shirley feels confident she can
make it. We hope Shirley com.
pletes the swim and goes on to
conquer the English Channel
which she also plans to tackle.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
ERIE TWP.
MRs. CLIFFORD SNipER

The Grange Training and Work
shop meeting held in the school
Auditorium Saturday evening was
well attended; all oranges in the
county being represented at the
session. DR.. T. G. Watson Of Co
lumbus was in charge during the
training period with Mrs. Robert
Randall, Master of LaCarne
Grange presiding. Mrs. Watson
was also present, accompanied by
Miss Frances Watson and Miss
Marjorie Keller of Wood County.
A pot luck lunch was served.
Mrs. Mervin Meachen, Mrs. Mil
ton Finken, Mrs. John Kratz, Mrs.
Burdette Floro, Mrs. Albert Tet-
tav, and Mrs. Harold Lezotte at
tended the meeting of the I. w. G.
Club held in the home Of Mrs.
Leslie Farrow in Carroll Twp.
Friday evening. =
The Erie Twp. Mothers Club en-
joyed their annual party in the
Town Hall Thursday evening.
Husbands df the members and
other guests were invited. The
evening was spent in playing pin
ochle, dominoes and other games.
Robber prizes furnished good
many laughs during the evening.
Everyone enjoyed delicious
lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meachen
will celebrate their golden wedd-
ing anniversary with open house
Sunday afternoon, starting at 2
o'clock in the Lacar11e Town Hall.
Principal Russell Martin reports
that the Erie Township p. T. A.
will meet in the Erie Township
school auditorium at 8 next
Thursday evening, Feb II, when
speaker will be present with
colored slides and pictures to ex.
plain the Magruder Memorial
Hospital fund drive.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
Linker Signs Famed Glenn Trio For End
Ottawa County Sports & Home Show
Big 5-Day Event Booked
At Port Clinton Armory;
The Dates Are Feb. 24 to 28

Plans for Ottawa Countys second annual Sports and
Home Show shaping up very nicely according to
report today from R. c. (Chck) Linker, managing di-
rector The gigantic fve-day event. scheduled for the
Port Clinton Armory Feb "a to %, will be japacked
with entertainment provided by Paul Spor, nationally
known talent representative.
In line with his announced aim to make this years
Show outstanding than last, Mr.. Linker an
that he has again signed the popular Glenn Trio
He explained that this favorite musical and singing
sembe featuring stunning girl and two handsome lads,
booked in response deuge of requests for their
return.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05

Due to heavy interest in the
buyers market in Ottawa County,
Mr.. Linker is arranging for ad-
ditiofal exhibitors space.
He said inquiries from various
parts of Ohio have been received
but that preference would be
shown local applications.
Among those who have already
reserved space for the big five-day
event are the following:
Mulligan Electric.
Frank Putnam
East Clinton Lumber Co.
Heineman Distributing Com
pany.
Ohio Edison Company.
Misch Studio.
Bob's Economy Sheet Metal.
Bolte Real Estate & Insurance.
Worthy R. Brown & Son.
Brinnon's Wall Paper and Paint
Store.
Gem Boat Service.
Catawba Marine Sales.
Port Clinton Sales & Service.
H. L. Gates & Son.
Others have tentatively reserved
booths and Mr.. Linker stated that
beyond any question of doubt"
the five-day show will be the most
tremendous event of its kind ever
held in the county.
"We've profited from our ex
perience of last year and this
years Show will be terrific" he
said.
Theme of the Sports and Home
Show, Mr.. Linker stated, would
be "everything for Better Homes
and Better Living"
A Talent Opportunity Contest.
open to al talented persons in Of.
taws County, will be one Of the
entertainment features. Those
wishing TO enter The Talent Con
test now may do 50 merely by fill
ing in ths Talent Coupon TO be
found elsewhere in this issue oi
The News.
The winner will receive a sues1
appearance on a popular tsIevi
sion and radio program, plus a
Cir Award on ths, final night oi
the five-day Show, Sunday. Feb
"a.
Show Headquarters are nov
open at the Ottawa County New
building, LA E. Fifth Street, Por
+ Clinton.
Watch for further Ottawa Coun
ty Sports & Home Show detail
in future editions of the Ottaw'
County News, sponsors of the gi
antic event. Remember the dates
Feb. "a to %, inclusive.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
GETS JAIL TERM

George D.. Moccabee, Toledo,
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Myron
Hetrick over the weekend on a
charge of driving while under the
influence of alcohol, was fined
$1OO and given a threeAday sent
ence in Ottawa County Jail when
he appeared before Municipal
Court Judge Donald Wargowsky
Monday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
RIFLE CLUB WINS

Port Clinton's Rifle Club won
its sixth match in nine meets
Tuesday night, defeating San
duSky, 1417 to 1877. Amos Fall
was top gun with 288, George
Walter fired 284,i Milton Long,
283, Marvin Nelson, 283, and Dale
Reitz, 279. Next week the local
team fires at Adams Conservation
Club.
Evening star., 1954-10-15
Weekend Football
On Radio and N
Radio Tonight.

Mount Vernon at Washington
Lee High School-WEAM, 7:45
pm.
TelevisiOn Tomorrow.
Hamilton at Montreal (Can-
ada pro)-WNBW, 1:45. pm.
Southern California at Ore
gon (college)-WMAL-TV, AIS
pm.
Baltimore at Detroit (pro)-
WTTG, 8 pm.
Radio Tomorrow.
Navy at Pittsburgh WRC,
lis pm.
North Carolina at Maryland
WMAL, las pm.
Virginia Military at Virginia.
WPIK, 2 pm.
Michigan State at Notre Dame
VOL, 2:15 pm.
Purdue at Wisconsin-WEAM
2:15 pm.
Army at Duke-WGMS-2:15
pm.
Roundup of big games (West
Virginia-Penn State, Purdue
Wisconsin, Army-Duke, Michigan
State-Notre Dame-WTOP, 2::3O
pm.
Baltimore at Detroit tpro)-
WTOP, 8 pm.
Radio Sunday.
Philadelphia at Washington
(pro) 2 pm.