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AUTO MECHANICi must be ex-
perienced and steady worker, Ex-
cellent pay, warm shop, paid va
s:si ss:siSp hel5ssys Pssy1N ana SIr6 I5'sonss soY
CO. Willys oISrAn Jsep Dealer. iS.y ISL n.
Lynn. ST.. Arl.. We.
AUTO MECHANICS q first class|
oRn.SiasP SoREaa "es1 exper A'G IN w@snsrins
shop. Highest salary in Wash.
paid. Good working eonds. Hos
pitalization. Call Mr., SELLERS.
DU. 7-ssOO, 24l9 l4th ST., NV.
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For modern midtown office build.
ing: must be fully qualified 3rd
class engineer. able to assume re-
sponsibility for the operation Of
500 VI. Apply Room Z, I401 Eye
st. NV, CAFRITZ CO.
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COPY BOY
CREDIT MANAGER

For large wholesale electric
}obher In Washington. Must
Be thoroughiy experienced.
Excellent employee benefits.
Write giving full details 70
Box 201-g. star.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

Top Ford dealer needs 8 expert
snSsS saSsous meFosf FoTS sns men rscon ss
area. hospitalization. paid vaca-
tion,. car furn. and plenty Of help
in closing deals. Please do not
phone. See Mr.. Bushee.
NORMAN FORD
e31b baltimore Blvd. COLLEGE Park
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OTHER POSITIONS

Produce supvr.. exec, N. J. $12,500
Microbiologist, Alb. to - $1,000
Lab. Asst. botany. etc. TO $4,000
OPEN TIL s PM. THtJRSDhYS
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FAST and thrifty results are as neor as your telephone

"
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Systems
Reliability

B.S.E.E. with minimum Of years expert
ence in component evaluation and failure
analysis, military spec. preparations and/or
statistical liability analysis, some supervisory
experience desirable.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

ADVERTISING, Art Designer: adv
agency bkgrd. pref. Sal. open
COLUMBIA EMPL.. 1341 q NV.
AGE 22 TO 80, married. unlimited
opport.. hosp, ms, draw estab.
Northwest co. Call WO. 6-0520.
Evening star., 1961-01-29

AUTO statesmen 195-to round
out sales force, Experience pre-
ferred but not absolutely neces-
sary Excellent pay plan. Christmas
bonus, insurance, disqualification
benefits, vacation with pay Apply
LOGAN MOTOR CO., 3540 14th
ct. NV. c. Ron Crawford, Sales
MANAGER, To, 2.410O,
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AUTO PARTs STOCK MAN: must
be well qualified TO handle vast
parts department and supervise
mechanics. This is q good op-
portunity for the right man to
earn q good income and have
. steady Job. Paid vacations,
holidays and insurance benefits.
son1M See Mr.; ~ Lee, ,,IS IRossLYN 1 r.c,re AUTO
1A17 N LYNN at ArlinRtnn Va
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ENGINEERS

Circuit design BIS. to Ph.D.
levels. Circuit designing one
or more Of the following:
Electronic Counter Meas.
ures. Counter Counter Meas.
ures, Electronie Reconnais.
sance, Noise Generation.
Distributed Amplifier. UHP.
vHF techniaues, Microwsvs
Power Generation. Antennas
and components, commu-
nieations Equipment, u. y.
Single Side Band.
Send resume to Or. Alvs
Todd. Director Of Applied
Research, Military Division.
The Hallicrafters Co.
4401 w. 5th Ave.
Chicago "a, Illinois
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ATLAS AGENCY

ALIAS AGENCY
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-b7o7
ADJUsTOR CASUALTY, TO 97110
personal injury and auto. Many
benefits. Car and expenses. II
more expeY.. more money.
ADDREsSOoRAPH oPR. 1921
Excel. for person attending school
AccTd. TRAnsxEs - ssss
Deg. some acetg. credit, veteran,
70 2S VS. train for supervisory
MHINsAAiam1rNr raArNErs, $1,000
cHGMisT caHssli T';ssRssRs soRoEs,cSSS cSSSsso. $4,000
engr., biological. biochemical, etc,
deg. working knowl. eomputer
eapshility and requirements.
1888, married. with family. set
tied In area, know way around
area, his. grad.
CASHIER CHECKER ----- S6E
10 30 yrs, ne.
REST. MGR. TRA1NEEs, TO sos
H.s.. grad, .personable, ambitious,
good promotions. S05 while train
sERvIcEAGAN TRA1NEE - $50
grad, learn trade.
Sell business machines, car nee,
car allowance plus expenses,
benefits. profit sharing, 2S-4O yrs.
BUS. FORMS SALES EXEC, Sc, 900
Exper. In bus. forms and related
ssystems. Profit sharing and
LIxisoN' tsALns, xNoR.. $4,000
Fee paid. EE deg, 8 yrs. exper,
IA co. repres. and sales-electronic
sYsTES6s PROC. SPEC. $4,000
Fee paid. BS Industrial engrg,,
emphasis operations research -
forms. design and control-pro-
cedures, 2 yrs. exper. systems pro-
cedureS--enalyze and planning.
HLECTRONIC ENGRS., many Jobs
for men with physics, electronics.
or cngrng. background. Fee paid.
PEG QRBENWAY AGENCY
DI. 7-l6s7 DI. 7-p467
Evening star., 1961-12-30
Lower Home Costs
Urged By Sal

The leadership of the
United States Savings and
Loan today urged its men,
ber associations to encour-
age the use Of new tech
niques and products to lower
the cost of home construc-
ton.
The recommendation came
in 1852 Policies" the pub
lication of the Leagues EX-
ecutive Committee which
serves as a guide to directors
in policy-making for indi-
vidual saving and loan esSo-
Citations.
Loan policy should en-
courage the home building
industry's use Of new tech
niques and products, par
ticularly those that can
lower the cost of home con-
struction without sacrificing
quality" the publication said.
The Executive Committee
further recommended that
associations cooperate fully
with local home builder cr-
ganizations in conduct
ing research in local housing
markets and in programs
specifically designed to meet
Evening star., 1961-12-30

Hits New
Record

Savings and loan mortgage
lending in the first II months
of 1861 topped the annual
volume for 1859, which was
the all-time yearly record,
the United States Savings
and Loan League reported
this week.
According to the leagues
monthly Trends Report, the
January November volume
this year was $15.7 billion,
substantially above the $15.2
billion record total for the
whole year of 1859.
The report predicted that
the new annual record total
to be set by the end of this
year will approximate SIT
billion.
For the last four consecu-
tive months. the monthly tota'
has topped the record figure
made in any previous cor
responding month.
In addition, the league
noted that current. savings
and loan advance commit
ments suggest a continued
high level of mortgage lend
ing for some months ahead.
Evening star., 1961-12-30

Wilson boulevard. Members
of his sales staff include
Velva overs, Margaret
Burke, Elizabeth Ellison, M.
A. "Pete" Friend, G. c. Hertz.
David Mccarthy, Rosemarie
Rintels, Edwin Ross, Clyde
Shrieves, Dolores Shull and
Ken Warren.
Northern Virsinions
Honor Top SoIesmen
Sixteen top real estate
salesmen from among its
member firms recently were
honored by the Northern
Virginia Real Estate Board
at its annual dinner and
dance.
They were named to the
Boards Million Dollar Sales
Club.
Highest honors went to
Natalie Mcdaniel of the
Crowell, Co., Inc. who was
the only person in the Glass
I category which represents
over 81 million in sales
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Brokers ond ScIesmen Licensed

James C. Conley and Co.,
Inc.
Paul V. Boyer, with South
east Realty Co.
William j. Brown, with
Golden Triangle Realty Co.
Dolores j. Carlo, with
Musselman Realty Co.
Albert I. Drucker, with
National Capital Real Estate
Corp.
Annie H. Giles, with Smiths
Real Estate Co.
Alexander M. Keiles, with
Evelyn G.. Kaplan & Co.
Margaret w. Stetson, with
Stoever-Hawley Co.
Business Chance SoIesmen
Isidor Schoenberger. with
Al Stern.
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Real Estote SoIesmen

Real Estote SoIesmen
David Davidson, with ].
& j. Realty Co.
Wilbert F.. Finney. with
Kaiser-Gitelson Co.. Inc.
Joseph Ford, with Smiths
Real Estate Co.
Peyton Ike, jr., with COL
lier and Vogel, Inc.
Dorothy M. Page-Loten,
with James L. Dixon and
Co.
Sara Perlman, with Ty-
son Realty Co.. Inc.
Arthur M. August, with
Frederick w. Berens Sales,
Inc.
Francis A. Auldridge, with
Auldridge Real Estate.
Harold Behrmann, with
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Realty Revue
Brokers Planning February Conference
And Board Of Directors Meeting

The Mid-Winter Conference
and Board of Directors Meet
ing of the National Associa-
ton of Real Estate Brokers
will be held at the National
Housing Center here Febru-
ary % and "a. a spokesman
for the association has an
nounced.
Pobiok Joins
Reolty Boord
The real estate firm Of
Pobiak e. Pobiak has joined
the Montgomery County
Board of Realtors, Albert ID.
Pobiak announced recently.
The firm also has become
affiliated with the boards
Multiple Listing System.
Gore Purchases
Floronee Realty
The Arlington office Of
Florance Realty Co. has
been purchased lock, stock
and barrel" by J. william
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the needs of lower income
families in the community"
In another section of the
publication, the committee
urged associations to take
an active part in urban re-
newal work, not only in fl
nancing construction, but
also in making officers avail
able for service on govern
mental and civic commit
tees concerned with urban
renewal.
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hansen, Geraldine Luton, Jan
NOOnan, Frederic L. Spain
and Chester H. Vosper.
Also in Glass III were:
Alfred j. Hans, Mannas
Realty Co.; Waldo J. Roberts,
Plantation Realty, and w.
w. Jones and Dorothy v.
HOOse, both Of Routh Rob-
bins Real Estate Corp.
The board reported that
Lydia w. Fey and Jan Moo
nan both have been members
Of the club each year for
the past five years.
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Sonitory Commission
Experts to Speak

The Prince Georges County
Home Builders Association
will hear r. ]. Mcleod, chief
engineer of the Washington
Sanitary Commission and
Arthur P. Brigham, WSSC
public information officer,
speak on water and sewer
disposal and the commissions
five-year plan.
The two commission Of
ficialS will address the group
at a meeting at $50 pm.
January 3, at the Oakcrest
Country Club.
Evening star., 1961-12-30

Builders Report
Hospital Exhibit Slated

The American Institute Of
Architects plans to hold a
formal opening of an exhibi-
ton of New Hospital Archi-
lecture" on January II in the
Octagon, 1741 New York ave-
hue NV.
While the opening is by
invitation only, the exhibit
ton itself later will be
thrown open to anyone wish
ing to see it in the Octagon's
gallery.
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during the past year.
In Class II with sales Of
more than $750,000 were
Margaret v. OrrOck and Ly-
dia w. Fey, both of the Routh
Robbins Real Estate Corp.
Named to Glass III with
sales of more than $500,000
were: C. James Curry of
Arlington Realty; Helen P.
Gehring of the Crowell Co.,
Inc, and the following mem
bers of the Hicks Realty Co.,
Inc, staff: Rosemary Den
ton, Hilma JeOrg, Ann JO-
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announced by the District
Real Estate Commission in
clude:
Reel Estote Brokers
Joseph R. Heavey, vice
president, Thomas j. Fisher
& Co., Inc.
George T. Hagen.
Homer Litzenberg.
Joseph William Paravati,
jr.
David Barry Schain.
Jacob & Warwick, Inc, a
corporation, and Elvin E.
Smith. vice president, Acacia
Realty Co.. Inc.
H. Newman Clark.
Jack Cory, TIA, Jack Cory
Realty Co.
Robert B. Griffin, jr., TIA,
R. b. Griffin, jr.
Elaine Pace Mullen.
John C. Housch. TIA, John
c. Housch Realty.
Gene S. Siegel, ia. Gene
S. Siegel Investment Co.
E. Vivienne Wilson.
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Apartment Heating
Replaced by Taylor

Waverly Taylor, owner of
the Good Hope Hills Apart
ments, and Waverly Taylor.
Inc, managing agent for the
Southeast project, recently
replaced the heating units in
all its 80 buildings.
A spokesman said the job
sis believed to be the biggest
single commercial project
heating equipment replace
ment in Washington area
history"
The work was done by the
Evening star., 1961-12-30
Andrews to Sell
PeFmo Products

John C. Andrews has been
appointed sales representa-
tive in the Perma Products
Department of the Great
Lakes Carbon Corp. for TIE
District, Maryland, Virginia
and West Virginia, the firm
announced. The department
handles lightweight insulat-
ing, fireproofing, acoustical
and other building materials.
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Gore, who was sales man
ager of the company.
Mr.. Gore said he will con-
tinue operations as usual at
the Florance offices at 2317
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GeeFoeFt Gets
Technical Post

Leonard Frank, president
of the National Association
Of Home Builders, has named
Joseph Geeraert chairman of
NAHB's National FHA-VA
Technical Requir I'm N S
Committee.
Mr.. Geeraert, a past presi-
dent of the Home Builders
Association of Metropolitan
Washington, was an NMB re-
glonal vice president during
the past year.
Evening star., 1961-12-30
Revere Furniture
Plans to Move
heC'ea Equipment
To Aondle DeIco'

McCrea Equipment Co.,
SIG Second street NV, has
been appointed franchised
dealer for GIN Delco Home
Evening star., 1961-12-30

Conditioning equipment. the
Delco Appliance Division an
nounced recently.
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REAL ESTATE PUBLICATION GROWS
George DeFroneeoux president
Reotors eener shows Leonard Roffe LEFT president
County Boud Of Realtors Carlos Dixon president
ne Prince Georges County Rea Eoe Board copy the
Copio Area Realtors Magazine which will be the official publication
tor oil four real boards sfortins the
Evening star., 1961-12-30

Washington area plumbing
firm and heating contractors,
M. A. Welch & Son.
Revere Furniture
Plans to Move
The Revere Furniture and
Equipment Co.. now at 507
Eighth street Sc, plans to
move soon to the building
occupied by Kogod-Dubb-
Revere, Inc. $50 Upshur
street NV, the Revere firm
announced recently.
Owners of the two firms
effected a merger last March
and after the move will oper-
ate from the same building
while each will retain its
own management. employees
and clients. according to the
announcement.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-01-06
Daniels Leads
House Demos

Kermit Daniels, al, four-term
Democratic legislator from Powell
county, is heading the Democratic
House minority in the 9th Legisla-
tive Assembly.
Daniels defeated 1859 session ma
jority leader, Charles Cerovski ID
Fergus) by PALS vote for the mi
nority leadership in the Democratic
caucus Sunday evening.
A lawyer by profession. Daniels
was Powell county attorney from
1947 to 1851. He attended both Mon
tana State College and Montana State
University, and holds law degree
from the latter.
He is three-year veteran of the
Navy in World War III, and a mem
Der of both the Veterans of Foreign
Wars and American Legion.
During his legislative service he
has been prominently identified with
the liberal wing of his party.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-01-06

AS the first week of the legislature
ends Republicans in the vernacular
of the day are purring, Smooth,
Cats, Smooth.
Their organizational matters went
off with a minimum of hitch.
Propaganda-wise, to date, they
have the upper hand. The ECONOMY
kick" they have sold the people of
the state still is receptive to vocal
number of citizens.
With solid majority in the House
and a philosophically compatible man
in the East Wing, the only barrier
to clear sailing for their 'retrench-
ment'' program is the yet unknown
quantity in the State Senate.
The Governors speech has at
tracted much attention.
There are several points worthy
of note.
For sheer force and courage, the
Governor must be given credit for
one of the hardest hitting speeches
ever made by a chief executive to
the legislature.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-01-06
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
By GRETCHEN G. BILLINGS

Ably delivered, leading from a
premise that the people of Montana
have given him an economy man.
date. he set forth in his speech only
the phases of government where he
plans to make cut-backs. Obvious
by omission were other possible
means of cutting that would add a
sour note to the ''retrenchment"
theme and avoided any mention Of
possible disqualification that would
wound those people Nutter will be
protecting.
Cruel-sounding slashes in institu-
tions that have no alumus or eco
nomic pressure organizations to de-
fend them, have made good head
lines.
Whether his own people in the
legislature allow him the retrench-
ment in the University system which
added to his headline value remains
to be seen.
The headlines received by the Re-
publican majority of the House rela-
tive to Saving" some $4,000 for
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-01-06
Not So!

Several of the daily have carried saying that
Gov Donald Nuer asked the legislature for increase
UNEMPLOYMENT compensation benefits Don't you believe
it His feeling toward the obess is akin to the Devils
tude toward holy water reading of his message
issue will indicate.
What the Governor did propose is that increase be
approved for industrialy disabled Montanans-HLB.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-01-06

legislative operations were valuable
propaganda.
Republican planners were $4,000
short of enough to pay the mileage
and per diem of the legislators. There
will have to be supplemental APP
preparation. Overtures have been
made to the Senate to amend the
bill to it's proper figure.
If Republicans can get a Demo-
cratic-controlled Senate to add the
$4,000, their propaganda efforts
will continue according to plan.
x
The fickleness of political camp
followers was never more evident
than it is now.
The old monarchial cry, ''The King
is Dead, "Long Live the King runs
through my mind as | watch the
transfer of affection from the out
going regime to the new.
The budget wasn't the only thing
that was cut in the State of the State
address. The heart of the outgoing
Governor must have been shredded
along with his administration of
years of the ''fat factory" under the
Dome.
When, in a couple of weeks he is
glorified at a dinner in Helena I
wonder if the "word-surgeons" can
mend the damage? However, it will
make good propaganda headlines
and in politics when ''The King is
Dead, Long Live the King.
A new game among state en-
ployes for the long winter days will
go something like Dollars, Dollars,
Which One Is the Parasite.
There is little doubt the Republi-
cans are making a political battle
ground of the legislature.
Borrowing leaf from the tactics
If the Red Chinese, they have severed
he minority leadership from posi-
ions of influence. (See story ere
,ublicans Ride Roughshod .")
They will use parliamentary pro-
edures wherever possible to stop
my extensive debate on the issues
hat might hamper their propaganda
'olitical maneuvers.
Where parliamentary moves are
the gavel can be used
Effectively.
In the Democratic-contro 1869
legislature the Republicans carried
n a program of harrassment and
yhen the Democratic leadership tried
o control it Republicans yelled
Steam Roller, etc. The Democratic
leadership tried patience and fair
ess. Their reward-political defeat
nd prisoner-of-war status.
On the Republican side of the
louise, party control is the most i'm
ortant thing they have. Completely
lbmerging the individual to party
ne on important issues, the leader
nip enforces it's will.
The extent of this is perhaps most
bvious in the fact Republican leader
nip could keep Ted Schwinden off
lie Ways and Means Committee with
OF peep out of his Republican asso-
ates who served on a taxation SUBJ
,mmittee of the Legislative Council
: from other Republicans who have
} highly praised Schwinden's ability
tax matters.
Not satisfied with victory and
adership, Republicans have had to
ok their opponents after they got
EN- down.
This is basic part of Republican
ctics-discredit leadership. Smash
e leadership of any opposing group
demoralize their troops!
After that-Smooth, Cats, Smooth!
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-01-06

jobs available and they longer eligible for obless
compensation.
Nutters Monana's responsible labor leadership
via their unreasonable demands " for improvement in
workmens compensation benefits reveals him being
fully ignorant the subject Montanas workmen compensa
ton act has Jagged behind practically all the other states for
decades The result that in 1862 labor proposed upward
benefit revsons which, while costing employers little moth
ing would have brought payments to the ndusay disabled
to almost the level Public Welfare considers decent mini
mum subsistence standard This legislation which found 27
of 81 Republicans 60 Democrats the House voting
favorably vetoed by the then Republican Governor.
His proposal for bl of rights for rankandfe union
members will be with generally unfavorabe response
how federay enacted bi of rights under Landrum Griffin
smokescreen for weakening their right bargain col
lecdvey for better wages and working conditions.
Among important noticeaby missing message
Any for added appropriation for Public Welfare
match federal funds available provide better medical
for limited number of Monanans 65 over Any
the need increased highway safety the hiring
of sufficient number of additional patromen for Montana
meet minimum national standards g. Any reference
vidng additional funds for vocational rehabilitation that
substantial increase disabled people be returned
ducve endeavor in the biennium ahead Any mention of
needed capital outlay for the State Forester headquarters
building from which administer the $50 million public
his supervision His office will the
street July because of demolition of temporary build
the of Montana State University Any
ton of air pollution legislation, must if Montana to
nue oasis of fresh air after industry substantial de-
gree begins to locate in the Treasure State.
There points in the which, in my opinion
merit favorable consideration These include Avoidance
equipment duplication by departments whenever feasible
elimination of actually overlapping of unc
ions by various agencies g. Tighter legislative control
fee agencies such Fish Game Highway A.
supervision of state vehicle Departmental consoda
ion such the comprehensive consolidation of agricultural
gencies proposed under the bill
The holding of further construction at the University units
lending completion of the master PLAN study instituted by
he State Board of Education several months ago.
On the whole however, the embodies rerogres
approach which, if enacted will do little to provide
attractive business climate will Monanas course
eadong back toward the early of the twentieth century
doubtful that except the most hdebound reactonary
republicans will buy the further en-
the sacredness of property the dement
uman values Certainly there few who would wish this
ate on the Treasure Sate.-HLB m
+
Not So! y
covoroI oe AZ o;1,, ,uouu ! 80. a4 ia
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-01-06
Editorial

The function of newspaper is ito affict the comfort
able and comfort the afflicted SIR WIILMOTT
LEWIS, London TIMES Washington correspondent during
the 1940s
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-01-06

The Governors proposals emasculae the Unemploy
ment Compensation program may bring momenary Main
Street. but there for gee the part of those who
in Montanas declining job market may be obessor
for the general taxpayer Followed out his UCC will
necesstate substantial increase appropriation for
Public Welfare since the people of Montana not about
thousands of their fellow citizens because there
Evening star., 1961-12-14

New smart modern, lightweight model Brings
pictures TO life in three dimension. Sturdy metal
ond plastic construction, with precision lenses large
light windows, eusy-moving advance lever
Evening star., 1961-11-26

It's Army VS.. Navy, the football
event of the year for millions of fans,
which highlights the weeks TV sports
schedule. The game gets under way
in Philadelphia. Saturday at lis
pm, WMAL-7.
Paul Christman and Curt Gowdy
will call the game, with Washington'S
Jim Simpson serving as the field
reporter.
Eddie Machen fights unbeaten
Doug Jones next Saturday night 90
o'clock, WMAL-D, in the fight Of
the week. Machen is a substitute
for Harold Johnson, who had to
bow out of the fight because of an
injured leg.