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Muh School football
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Chambsrlain. Il; sping3Tn' 3D.
E Elins Hi jv ii g. Ff sprinsS ST o.
~ GAMES TODAY
Phelps at Eastern, 3:l5.
Anacostia at Ballou, 1913. ,.
Western at Dunbar 3:lb.
Coolidge at Wilson, 3:15.
Bell at Cardoza, BIB.
Gonzasa at Tech, BIO.
st. Adams at Georgetown Prep, $3.50
ST. James at Friends,
Landon at Gilman. ais.
81. Stephens " at Maret, $3.50. =
West Nottnigham at woodward Prep, 2
Wakefield at Annandale, 3.
Mount Vernon at Falls Church. s.
Hammond at George WASHINGTON, 8.
Yorktown at Washington-Lee, s.
Jeb Stuart at Lee, s.
Osbourn at CulpepeT, g..
SpotsylVania at Garfield, g.
Herndon at Warren County, $50.
B-CC vs.. High Point at Northwest
Central at DuVal, ..
Peary at Walter johnson w, 3:45.
Fairmont Heights atB BATS; s.
Good Counsel at st. Stephens, ?.
co ori an Prep at baltimore &c. ..
Episcopal at Rock Hill, o.
Longfellow at Congressional, 2.
Quantico Post at st. .Anthony's, 2.
Fairfax at Mclean, ..
Madison at GToveton. 2.
George Mason at Handley. ..
Parker-Gray at Jennie Dean, s.
Gaithersburg at Wheaton. ..
Blair at Sherwood, 2.
Suitland at Northwood, 2.
Bladensburg at Richard MONTGOMERY,
Northwestern at Walter Johnson ..
Laurel at Glenelg, 2.
surrattsville at oxon Hill 2.
Lackey at Southern. ..
Aberdeen at La Plata, 2.
Howard County at Lakewood, ..
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cash and intend % make a
fight to keep racing in this
city.
The Hagerstown officials also
are not interested in a plan
which might come up in the
Maryland Legislature this sea-
son that would permit this
track to share in combined
meetings at either Timonium
or Marlboro.
\ -
SHORT SPRINTS Jockey
Larry Reynolds, who celebrates
his 10th birthday today, ap-
parently is on his way to his
third riding title on the Mary
land half-mile circuit. He add
ed one winner yesterday to
make the score 14-11 over
Charlie Mckee. Marlboro
will not have an over.abund-
ance of horses for its 12-day
meeting, which opens Monday,
but a number of mile-track
runners will dot the daily cards.
/. Marlboro officials are root
ing for a short World Series.
1t is estimated that competition
with the baseball classic on TV
takes $4,000 or more a day
from the betting handle.
Mile-track riders Nick Shuk
Arthur Chambers and Bob
Corle may make occasional ap-
pearanceS at the Marlboro
meeting. Apprentice Aris-
tone, 10. of Merchantsville
N. j., miraculously escaped
with only decorations and q
shaking up when Grand Duch-
ess crashed through the inside
rail shortly after the start of
yesterdays seventh race here.
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London Junior Varsity
Shades Sprinebrook

The Landon School junior
varsity handed Springbrook's
new football team its second
defeat in five games, so,
yesterday at Landon. Ricky
Karch returned a punt 40 yards
with 10 seconds left in the first
half for the only score, and
Landon later threaten e d
Springbrook's goal line three
times.
sPRINGBROoK o o q 90
LANDON w O 8 o 0-6
Landon--KaTch 40, punt returned
(pass failed.
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Flint High Captures
Second Straight Game

Flint Hill School yesterday
won it's second game without
defeat. 14-0, beating the Fair
fax junior varsity at Fairfax.
The victors. scoring on long
runs in the first and third
quarters. held the Rebels w
to two first downs while piling
up IL itself.
FLINT HILL 10y o Z OLA
FAIRFAX w - 0 0 0 o. o
Flint Hill-short 20, run walker
kick,
Flint 4ill-Robertso rs, run walker
kick).
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Hoqerstown
BY the Associated Press
Howard Soccer

Howard University's soccer
team will play the Naval Am
phibious Force team from Nor
folk at 2 pm. tomorrow at
Howard Stadium.
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At THE RACES
With JOE KELLY

HAGERsToWN, Md. Oct. 6-Racing in Western Maryland
Sputers here tomorrow HagerStown ends its
annual 12-day allotment
Cumberlands 12-day meeting which preceded the Hagers
flop with $4,000 betting And
unless Hagerown finishes with unexpected flourish
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PHYSICIST.


Capable Of Independent work In reactor phys-
les, to direct research and development on
advanced reactor concepts, or to perform and
direct Feactor physics and nuclear design work
on cores nearer completion.
SENIOR STRESS ANALYST:
To conduct test programs for the analysis Of
stresses in Teactor components with emphasis
on thermal stresses due to internal heat gen.
Grafton Requires a MS. or Pho. degree in
Applied Mechanics or a closely related field
with or more years experience in stress and
vibration analysis. Should have experience in
Elasticity and fatigue analysis and familiarity
with reactor materials and their behavior
SENIOR ENGINEER.
Alloy development on Feactor materials and
fuels with particular emphasis on control rod
and cladding materials. MS degree in metal.
IuFsy with three years experience in reactor
materials.
ENGINEER:
To perform analyses and detail Specifications
OF fuel cycle requirements for WTR; to perform
analyses Of experiments to be inserted in the
Feactor. Must be able to determine reactiviN
losses associated with fuel depletion and ex-
peFments inserted or removed from the re-
actor These analyses will include neutfon fIux
perturbation, power production and safety anal
ysis of experiments and their effect on the
Feactor. Must possess a s.S. in reactoE ene-
neering or MS. in physics with two years
experience In nuclear design Of reactors.
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Racing Results
Aqueduct
BY the Associated Press

lists, 100; clSnR.; . "; fur.
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Shiny Button (C0mbestI $50 800
COurthea (BaeEa) sic
Fox. Florida Missile. Secret Port, Bue
Fever. Time, 1888.
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ENGINEER OR SCIENTIST:

ENGINEER OR SCIENTIST:
To perform reactor physics calculations on 10.
actor cores which involve problems of the
development and application of theoretical
methods, founded on basic theory, to technical
programs concerned with the design and con.
structon Of large power reactors. MS. degree
IN physics or nuclear engineering.
SCIENTIST: ,--
Involves the mathematical analysis of prob.
lens in reactor physics and engineering with
emphasis on the development of digita COM
puter programs or adaptation of existing pro-
grams to meet special requirements BS. de-
gree in mathematics, physics or engineering
with emphasis on applied mathematics and
experience in ogtal computer applications
MANAGER
PHYSICAL METALLuRGY SECTION:
The position requires man we'll rounded in
the fundamentals of physical metaIIurgy and
with to 10 years experience. Must be expert
enced with the effects of radiation on metals
both fuel bearing and non-fuel bearing. The
position will also involve stainless steel and
carbon steel alloy development and develop
ment in the field of other high Temperature
metals and ceramics such as graphite, beryllia
or other ceramics used in the nuclear indus
tries. strong foundation of physical chemistry
is desirable since there will be problems con.
corning conosion. Must be able to assist prof.
ect design engineers in problems regarding
the fatigue, creep and brittle fracture of metals
and allows
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Yankee-a Westinghouse achievement Of the first order in its
Capabilities.
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Gurden Stute

lst-ss,0OO; elms.; s-yrs. & up; Il.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
. Bravery at the beach
. New BABY Breakfast"

An interesting eyeful helps your
"A baby's vision develop. Eye muscles
like all muscles-need exercise.
. A good idea in the early months is
to let baby lie where he can practice
IOOking-at people and things, not just
the ceiling or the sides of a padded
bassinet. Hang colorfuI toys at arms
length across his crib or, higher up,
hang a mobile that he'll eagerly watch
as it jiggles or sways.
. For several weeks baby's eyes will
be independent operators" and occa-
sionally go their separate ways, with
cross-eyed or wall-eyed effects that
needn't alarm you. Eye muscle control
develops gradually and at different
ages-but most three-month-olds can
focus both eyes straight at you most
of the time. If baby's eyes cross very
often after six months, your doctor may
suggest seeing an eye specialist. Early
treatment can be most effective.
. Baby ''eats with his eyes," too,
you know-so the color of food is inn
portant. This may be why Heinz golden
yellow Applesauce& & Apricots is so popu-
lar with small fry For dish exciting
as ''sundae," " try it atop baby's cereal.
Added attraction: contains vitamin A,
which helps keep eyes healthy.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
The tricky-quickie game

BOSTON
IF by chance you have heard of
l. the game "HINKY-PINKY."
you probably know what a sun
burned young movie actress is:
Evening star., 1961-06-18
TioO coiumniSts? Ttoice Rice!

milton such as the occupation of
raising scavenger birds, which is
vULTURE CULTURE. Or even
worse: a young woman who has
broken engagements to several
men because they cheated at pin
ball machines. She's a TILTER
JILTER."
Sometimes HINKY- PINKIES
build up in alarming fashion. A
parrot which is exhibited by a
man who plays a barrel organ is,
of course, a HURDY GURDY
BIRDIE. But you can top it with
a strapping big parrot which is
exhibited by etc., etc., and that
would be a STURDY HURDY-
GURDY BIRDIE. And then comes
a strapping big parrot which talks
necessarily and is exhibited by
ETC., etc. - which is a STURDY
WORDY HURDY. .GURDY BIRDIE.
And of course the parrot must
have a name, so he becomes
FERDIE, THE STURDY W0RDY
HURDY- GURDY BIRDIE. One
more improvement and you'll be
ready for the man in the white
coat with the butterfly net.
Here are few more morsels:
4 tWo-day beard:
DOUBLE sTURBLE
Men WhO fx church spires:
STEEPLE PEOPLE
Movie queens private Journal:
FIERY DIARY
Doctor employed by baseball club:
CATCHER PATCHER
or PITCHER sTITCHER
81 8
But not MANAGER BANDAGER
even we Hink-Pinkers have to
draw the line somewhere!
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. Cool idea on hot day: serve your
baby hearty menu at breakfast
summers coolest meal He'll love
Heinz tasty new Baby Breakfast"
Strained Ham & Egg Yolks. These
tasty all-in-one breakfasts supply high
quality protein, bodybuilding iron,
and several important vitamins. Baby
Breakfasts" come with those easy-tO-
open screw-on caps you now find on
all Heinz Baby Foods.
Evening star., 1961-06-18

WhitcOmb
Riley? send Enky Pinky Charlie Rce PunchbOw THIS
WEEK MAGAZINE 48 Lexington New York H. New York makes
laugh hard enough we'll print it bucks But
will understand submissions returned
Evening star., 1961-06-18
SCARLET sTARLET
Or a stupid private eye:
DEFECTIVE DETECTIVE

Paul Benzaquin, who runs sort
of Brain Jockey program for radio
station WEEI here in Boston, told
US about it, so we'll let him explain
the rules:
There are practically no rules"
he told us, as We had coffee and
crullers at Jake Wirth's estimable
tavern. ''You just think up a nutty
rhyming phrase, and then fit def
milton to it. Then badger your
friends into guessing the rhyming
phrase. For instance, what is spec
ulation in the false teeth market?
A DENTURE VENTURE. And what
would be a golf match between
Boris Karloff and Peter LORE?
A GRUEsoME TwosoME."
Paul invites radio listeners to
send in contributions, and he gets
some beauts, ranging from simple
one-syllable ''Hink- -Pinks" (Atomic
explosion: LOUD CLOUD to two.
syllable ''Hinky-Pinkies" Eskimo
tooth: POLAR MoLAR) to three
syllable 'Hinkerty-P -Pinkerties" "a
dictionary used south of the Rio
Crande: MEXICAN LExIcoN).
II got the game from bunch of
Northeastern University students
who are real experts" said Paul.
Sometimes the fun is in the
definition as well as the answer.
You get a wildly improbable def
Evening star., 1961-06-18

A timid baby at the beach gets
drawer much faster if sheer he-isn't
hurried into the swim. Let baby test"
the water, one foot at a time, and retreat
with honor, if he's frightened. Your
next problem may be keeping baby out
of this exciting big bath tub!
Evening star., 1961-06-18

THIS WEEK Mosozine / June 10. 1851
Evening star., 1961-01-05

compacts save you money in some ways
-. but only Falcon saves you all ways.
Falcon goes up to 80 miles on one gallon
Of regular gas. A proven faetl Falcon
goes 1000 miles between oil changes.
With Falcons Diamond Lustre Finish,
you can forget waxing -. foreverl And
because Falcon 10 a true compact. it
costs less to service. less to license and.
depending upon where you live. less to
insure. Many Of today's compacts are
90 big. so powerful. they cost about as
much to buy and run as a big car. No
other compact saves you as much as
Falcon. 1t took no time for America to
see this.
Another reason why Falcon has won
the Battle Of the Compacts: family COM
fort. Falcon is a full 6-passenger car -.
in every sense Of the word. You can't
say that about every other compact.
For example. Falcons 3-passenger rear
seat is almost one full foot wider than
another compacts.
There's also enough luggage space in
Falcons trunk so you can take off for
weeks at time. Not 90 with every other
compact. One in particular has only
about half as much trunk space.
Perhaps the greatest Falcon surprise
Of all is its CHEEKY interior. All the luxury
hasn't been stripped out Of this COM
pactl Falcon offers car that is pleasant.
comfortable . :. yes. even elegant T.. to
sit in. Falcon has all the pleasantries:
coat hooks, front arm rests. sun visors.
foam-padded front seat. rich uphol-
stery-all the little luxuries you never
miss until somebody takes them away.
Evening star., 1961-01-05

And Falcon doesn't charge extra for
these luxuries. They're all included in
that low Falcon price-at not one
penny's extra cost.
Finally there is the question Of price.
And here is where Falcon read Americas
mind perfectly. Compacts are smaller
cars. Their prices should be smaller :.
much smallerl A good many Of today's
compacts are actually priced more than
many big cars. To give you an idea Of
the difference between compact prices.
let's compare Falcon with the field.
The Ford Falcon is Americas very
lowest-priced 6-passenger car" And not
by mere pennies. 1t is priced as much
as $5O5t less than other eompacts. There
Evening star., 1961-01-05

is a sos price difference between Falcon
and the hishest-prieed compact.
To be sure, we could have built the
Falcon differently. 1t would have been
easy to make it larger. more elaborate.
fnllier and more expensive. We could
have made it smaller and stripped it
down to four wheels and an engine. We
could have given it VS. or 4-cylinder
engine Transmission in the rear,
aluminium everywhere. a rear engine.
We could have done many different.
unusual things but we didn't. And
apparently the public agreed with US!
The Falcons design makes beautiful
sense. 1t gives you a combination Of
three built-in bonuses found in no
Evening star., 1961-01-05

year.
This was the year Falcon won the
Battle of the Compacts.
1t was fascinating battle. America
was asked to choose from Il different
compact cars. Each one offered some
thing different. something new. Each
one had its own ideas on what America
wanted in compact cars. There were
rear engines. aluminium engines. 4-cylin.
der. 6-cylinder. 8-cylinder engines. rear
transmissions. mighty horsepower. meek
horsepower. expensive luxury models.
cheap barcelona models.
1t was confusing in the beginning. But
as sales figures began to come in u. as
state after state reported its registra.
tions ;. a trend began to take shape.
America tOas going Falcon!
By March it 0as fairly certain.
By July ii Wds in the bag.
By December 1t was landslidel
Today over $4,000 people own Falcons
-. the greatest popular vote any new
car has ever received from its introduc.
ton through its first full year. In fact,
SO great is the popular demand for Fall
con, that every 30 seconds of every
working day somebody else buys one.
Just what has Falcon got the Others
have nota It's not just one thing . it's
many things combination of fea-
lures you can't find in any other com.
pact except Falcon.
Economy is one Of these features. All
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Basi|io Puts
Ring Career
On theLine

NEW YORK, Jan. 5 (AP)-I
Carmen Basilio's thrill-packed
ring career may end on Satur-
day night.
That's when the craggy-
faced, former welterweight and
middleweight champion meets
Gaspar Ortega, welterweight
contender from Mexico. in q
10-round television fight at
Madison Square Garden.
Saturday night will deter
mine whether I 60 on fur
ther," said the 33-year-old
veteran Of IL years Of pro
boxing.
Carmen didn't say fatty he
will quit If he loses. But it's
obvious that those $10,000-and-
up purses won't be dangled
in front Of him If he blows
the verdict to a 10th-ranking
welterweight contender.
Ortega is a tall, aggressive
fighter with a steel chin. The
25-year-old Mexican never has
been stopped in so pro fights.
most of them lively affairs.
Gaspar keeps after an oppo-
nent and makes him fight al
most a full three minutes every
round.
BasiIio Us Choice
Basilio showed definite signs
Of wear and tear in his last
two title fights with Gene Full
mer, NBA middleweight cham
pion. Fulmer stopped the ex-
Marine in II rounds on August
%. 1859. and in IL rounds last
June 20.
Carmen's reflex action has
slowed and he longer can keep
throwing punches in combina-
tions. The Chittenango IN "
clouter used to beat down his
foes with slashing left-riehts to
the body.
Despite this obvious slow
down, Basilio has been made q
7-5 choice over Ortega.
BaSilio has agreed to make
l55 pounds. Ortega will weigh
about $50.
Won't Fight as Welter
Although there has been
talk that he intends to cam
paign for a welterweight title
flght, Carmen said there's
nothing to it.
make lat pounds? Sure, II
! don't eat for q couple weeks.
y had trouble making that
weight several years ago. Sue
cess spoilS a man. I'm spoiled.
Maybe I don't want to torture
myself again."
II Ortega makes him hang
UP his gloves, Basilio will be
long remembered despite a 54-
1871 record.
Never a polished fighter, the
one-time onion digger made up
for his lack of finesse by superb
condition, tremendous desire,
and relentless attack. He be-
came the fans favorite for his
savage title fights with Kid
Gavilan. Tony DeMarco. Sugar
Ray Robinson and Fulmer
among others.
Evening star., 1961-01-05
SKI OUTLOOK

Cold weather continues in
the Alleghenys. The snow base
Of the past few weeks is still
In good shape. New snow has
been added to the slopes at
Deep Greek and excellent con-
ditions are reported. Shawnee
land has made snow the last
few nights and has covered a
20-inch base with an excellent
running surface. A warming
trend may show up during the
week end but at present con-
,ditions look favorable.
For up-to-the-minute local
snow reports call ME. 8-5503
or ST. 3-1771.
New England snow condi-
tions are generally very good.
Light snow is forecast for the
area but there will be little
change in ski conditions by the
week end. New York State
areas are also good.
APPALACHIAN AREAS
DAVIS. W. Va. Cabin Mountain)-
OAKLAND, Nd. deep creek)-
70 to lS inch base: four inches powder:
Tf CHfAMFioS' Pa. seven sprinss,-
LiGONIER. Pa. Laurel Monutain)
WHfTGaAvEN, VI fFfPHIs Pa big BouIder,-
Four inches new. machine-made snow
on ! 70 10 inch base. Temperature
~ degrees and showing. Skiing ex-
WINCHESTER. Va. (shawneeland)-
to 90 inch base: machine made sur
HOT STRINGS. Va. cThe Home
.ISS sew YORK STATE AREAS
base, 5 inch packed powder; skiing
CoURTLAND (Greek Peak)-5 inch
@ n@aSe' y inches packed surface: skiing
TURIN tsnoW Ridse)-s to 20 inch
bass @,, ! uiSf inch r PoTder; skiing GOOD;
WooDRfDaGhE 4 9baSosi@io S sOopi to -
inch, base, inches packed: skiing
NEW ENGLAND AREAS
FRANCoNIA. N. H, Cannon Noun
tainl-4 to 20 inch base. packed,
tMtttersilll-S to 20 inch base, 2
INCHES powdered; skiing good to ex-
TACOMA. N. H. tBelknap)-12 to
~ inch base packed, powdered; skiing
NoRTR CONWAY. N. H. lcranmore)
sur5aSSsE; psSE u skins Sood to excellent; una
ea0II5 to 80 inch base, powdered
KINGsviLLE. Me. tsugarloaD-
2e to AZ inch base, packed, powdered.
dGSd %aNcHffSsSffEIlffn, se HfSsSfIlfn'i vt tsir Bromley
5 to l9 inch. base, 2 inches new.
10 to, u inch base, 2 inches new.
'ife Pfco PGxdsred Sfxk to sknf ~ neS ef'fsn Ssse
inches new; Packed, powdered. Fair
sHERBoURNE, Vt. tKillington,-o
Ssrsd I sRlRs s'f GOOD ibsn &c esilEisS DOW"
stowe, Vt. Mansfield and Spru-
cetl-22 to 20 inch base, 4 inches
new. Packed, powdered. Skiing good
" wAiTsFiELD, Vt. CMad River
Glen)---.0, to 80 inch base. 2 Inches
new. Packed, powdered. Skiing fair
20 wARREN, sAissfns VT. tsusarbush,-s to 2s
inch base. packed surface powdered
WEsT DOVER, Vt. Mount Snow
Is TO 80 inch base, packed, powdered
skiing 'cSSxDiaS SSSS4a Il s1fsaitnti IaiSnREiNrrANs
Excellent In 81 areas. Light snow
gorecskt.
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other compact. The first Of these is price.
There just isn't q lower-priced
6-passengsr car made in America
today. Falcon 10 the rock-bottom
lowest!
The second Falcon savings bonus
might be entitled, The Easiest Car In
The World To Own" You cash in on it
every day you own Falcon. 1t includes
the hundred-and-one ways Falcon costs
less to run the savings on gas. oil.
waxing. muHlers, servieins. licensing.
insurance. '.
The third Falcon savings bonus comes
at trade-in time. You'll find yourself in
very enviable bargaining position with
one Of the hottest resale cars ever. A
December issue of Automotioe Market
Reports shows that Falcon depreciates
from $l38 to $l75 less than the other
compacts in it's class. Falcon is as popu.
lar used-as it is new!
Easier to buy. easier to own, easier to
sell-the ideal combination Of every.
thing you want most in compact. Only
Falcon has it. That's why only Falcon
could be America best-sellins compactl
sosD DmsroH sS7gE4v6snaanx
Biased on a comparison d msnufaetursrs' suggested
retail delivered prices
tBassd similar comparison Of deluxe 4-door sedans
equipped with RADIO heater and automatic sransmssion
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Fight at St. Nick's

NEW YORK, Jan. S (AP).-
Obdulio Nunez of Puerto Rico
and George Chementi of New
York today signed for a 10
round welterweight bout at st.
Nicholas Arena Monday.
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Why Falcon has won the battle Of the compacts

The truth of the matter this: there only best seller any field
In this honor the Ford Falcon Overwhelmingly
Unrapped II months Falcon has already sold
Evening star., 1961-01-05

1860 will be remem.
~bered as Falcons Q