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Evening star., 1961-03-21

springs and an embarrassing bruise or two.
Pressure problems for the champs
Dave Berry and Fred Schuette, who eventu-
ally set the existing record, had to be satisfied
with something less spectacular in the tire
pressure department.
Their 1924 cars beat-up tires couldn't
possibly take more than 50 pounds. And,
even then, they felt more solid than pneu-
matte. But there was helpful mileage divi-
dend in the old, wood-spoked wheels.
They took tires that were nearly yard in
diameter. This moved the car forward an
extraordinary 9h feet at every revolution.
What's more, these ancient tires were
worn so smooth that road friction was cut
to minimum. Other competitors achieved a
similar result by bufGng off their reads, till
only the slimmest strip touched the road.
SAFETY NOTE FROM THE CHAMPS: Don't try
buAing the tread off your own tires. You risk
more than puncture. Itmight mean blow
out and crash.
MuH1ed radiator and no fan
Many competitors went as far as to remove
their engines water pump and generator to
save engine load. But Berry and Schuette
grandly ignored this refinement
However, they did remove their cooling
fan to save energy. And they did mufae
their radiator completely to save heat.
As anybody knows, all cars go beuerwhen
properly warmed up. And, because our mile
age champs used an "engine-off, engine-On"
driving technique in the contest, they even
designed special exhaust-heated air duct
that warmed the mixture as 1t was sucked
into the carburetor.
incidentally, did you know that fast
wam-up is specially provided for in today's
Super SHELF Its formula contains gasoline
ingredient called "Pentane Mix" This acts
in your engine much as kindling acts in a
log FIRE.
NET RESULT: Your car delivers top perform
ance in hurry.
One push and wheels spin
for 80 minutes
Since the contest had nothing to do with
Evening star., 1961-03-21

they waste gallons Of gasoline by holding
automatic transmissions in low gear too long.
8. Drive at moderate speeds. Your car uses
about 40 per cent more gasoline at so mph
than at IS mph.
a. Keep an even speed. Ragged driving uses
fuel without using the power it generates.
S. Pace yourself to traffic. Don't be the fast
estor the slOwest. 1t traps you into wasteful
spurts and slowdowns.
s. Keep tires up to their proper presSures.
Soft tires soak up power the way blotter
soaks up ink.
7. Get your Shell man to make these
checks. Your carburetor should be adjusted
periodically. Spark timing should be correct.
Fuel filters and air cleaner should be clean.
Brakes should be properly adjusted. And
your thernostat must be in working order.
Follow these simple rules-and you'll
probably be surprised at the extra mileage
you get with todays Super Shell.
Many car-owners report up to 30 extra
miles per tankful. We can't guarantee this
saving. But, unless you're millionaire, its
worth thinking about.
Evening star., 1961-03-21

CHELL scientists are competitive lot.
- Their constant pursuit Of top perform
ance has all the elements Of race.
Some years ago, an argument as to who
could get the most miles out of gallon Of
gasoline boiled up into challenge. And
Shells Mileage Marathon was born.
Shell scientists have competed in this
Mileage Marathon for several years. Not as
q publicity stunt. But purely as private
contest Of ingenuity. They use their own
cars. Their own time. Their own money.
Not for everyday use
The best mileage recordedsofaris rescund-
ing l68 miles per gallon.
Many Of the things contestants did to
push mileage up to this world record are
positively not recommended for informal
marathons on the public highway. But they
do throw some light on what makes little
gasoline goa alongway. Here are some details.
Record-breaking car cost $3S
Shells record-breaking car was highly
modified 1924 2passenger coupe (see cut).
It was rescued from junkyard for $35.
The only rigid requirements that had to
be met to qualify for the Mileage Marathon
could be written on book Of matches.
The car had to have four rMbber-tired
wheels. 1t had to weigh no less than
1000 pounds. 1t had to have at least 100
Gu. In. piston displacement. And II had
to use the same gasoline that anybody
could buy at Shell service station, with
no doctoring allowed.
After that, no holds were barred. The car
that won used standard carburetor from
an old onecylinder engine.
Tire pressures up to 11O pounds
Some Marathon contestants inflated their
tires as high as llo pounds per square inch
to reduce road-wheel friction.
Such crazy pressures would, of course,
be quite unsafe under normal road condi-
tions-and hideOusIy uncomfortable, too.
But, under Shells carefully controlled
Marathon safety rules, the only Ill effects
were few ratified vertebrae, some broken
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scientific fun that is Just an excuse for pic
mic? The answer is-a bit of both.
knowledge passed on
When Marathon Day rolls around at Shell,
there is certainly picnic atmosphere at the
testing grounds.
The somewhat bizarre parade Of vehicles
coughing and jerking and putting around
the track has Mack Sennett quality about
it. You expect the Keystone Cops to arrive
at any minute.
But remember that the Marathon itself is
only climax to months, and sometimes
years, Of serious and ingenious work. Not
everybody sets world record. But every
contestant learns a little more about the
care and feeding Of automobiles. Which,
after all, is Shells main job.
Eventually, every bit Of this knowledge
whether it comes from the Marathon, the
workshop, or the Labs passed on to you
in the form Of better and better products.
Todays Super Shell is shining example
Thanks to continuous engine studies and
mileage tests, Super Shell now contains
special mileage booster called Platfomate.
Among Platformate's extraordinary
snper-energy cOmponemts are benzene,
tolaens and aylene. These three cons-
pomemts alone release II per cent more
energy per gallon than the finest 100
octans aviation gasoline.
The lesson is obvious. The first thing you do
to get extra mileage from your own car is to
put extra energy into your fuel tank, by
using gtoday's Super Shell. Then, if you want
to boost mileage even more, take these tips
from Shells experts.
Seven tips that save gasoline
I. Don't race your engine when stationary.
Every revolution is pure waste unless it is
taking you somewhere.
2. Avoid jack rabbit starts. In the long run,
Evening star., 1961-03-21
Shell Research scientists reveal how they got
168.47 miles per gallon

One hundred and sixty-eight miles per gallon must
be worlds record Like most records, it could never
have been achieved without the most painstaking
effort.
The two Shell scientists who hold this record have
given us report on how they managed it. They
have also added some tips on how you can increase
your cars mileage. Not by using their own extreme
notifications and outlandish techniques. But by
quiet marriage of careful driving and todays Super
Shell gasoline.
Unless you are millionaire, the details are worth
reading.
Evening star., 1961-03-21
Seven tips that save gasoline

1. Don't race your engine when stationary.
Every revolution is pure waste unless it is
taking you somewhere.
2. Avoid jack rabbit starts. In the long run,
Evening star., 1961-07-13

IFS q Grond Union exeIUsveI Crecion beoufy in ouoL
ity crysfol to add charm TO your most entertaining
moments! The motif is ogeless yet brond new) with
the cool elegant look of fashionable Green and White.
Elegant, TOO, is the craftsmanship Rims ore u kt.
gold. The design is ceromic-fred on firepoIished
cVsio to be dishwosher sofe. Even the fee in your
hond says 'quoIiN." It's Grand Unions clone to qive
yours alone TO enjoy! Start your set nowI
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-29
To Visit Outside

Mabel and Eloise Mitchell, daughters of MT. and Mrs. Fred D. Mitch" Mitchell, are leav- ing So1dotna Sunday to go to their grandparents home in Ab- ilene, Kan, where they will stay until the current school year is ended. Their mother, who is ex- pecting 3 third child in Novem- Der, plans to take plane late in December to spend Christmas with her daughters and her par ents, MT. and Mrs. Elmo Spring CT. The Springers will bring the children back when they come to Alaska early in June for a sum- mer vacation trip.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-29
Two kenai Men Get COP HOn0rs in District Meet

In the Southcentral District Republican convention held in Anchorage this past weekend, one Kenai man was elected dele gate to the state COP conven- tion scheduled for Fairbanks on Oct. 6-8 and another was named committeeman to represent the 18th Senatorial district.
 Donald Graham, formerly a teacher in Kenai schools and cur rently engaged in building proj- eets at his home on Kenai Spur Road, will be one of ST delegates to represent Southcentral Dis trict Republicans at the coming state convention.
 Worry Porter, Kenai resident since 1852, was named as 12th Senatorial district committeeman and will represent Republican party members in the entire wes- tern Peninsula and Tyonek, which lies across Cook Inlet from Ken al. He built and formerly owned the first telephone communica- tion system in the area and at present operates Peninsula Mot ors on Beaver Loop Road. He is president of the Republican so- cial club in Kenai.
 Porter will be filling the posi- ton formerly held by Mary Hawkins, Ninilehik school teach CT and homesteader.
 Graham served on the resolu-
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-29

tions committee during the dis trict meeting. Porter also sat in on some of the sessions.
 Among the various resolutions, some of those especially per tinent to residents of the Kenai Peninsula are these:
 That the So1dotna-Homer DOT ton of the Sterling Highway be paved immediately; Lets get it done, action and not words"
 That extension of the N r h Road at Kenai be constructed at once without further red tape and delay"
 That engineering and econom- ie studies proceed immediately regarding the feasibility of con- structing the proposed Turna- gain Arm Causeway.
 Theme of the Anchorage meet was Lets Have Republican Government in 1962.' Principal speakers were State Senator's Howard Pollock and Brad Phil lips. Approximately 250 district delegates attended.
 The Kenai Peninsula was not we'll represented at the district meeting, Porter said. Delegates from Homer were unable to go by plane as the airport there was logged in by adverse weather conditions and travel by ear un- der present road conditions from Homer was too discouraging to consider.
 One venturesome delegate from the southern part of the Penin- sula, Clem Tillion, did drive up the highway, Porter said, to rep resent Halibut Cove and COPS from Homer area. Seward and the community of Bartlett also sent delegates. So1dotna was not represented.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-29
kenai ChilcIiai
 
  Abandoned Car Causes Accident

Ralph Roberts and Walter Hart escaped with minor cuts and bruises when the VoIkswag- en in which they were riding struck an unlighted vehicle, that had been abandoned on the road way about mile east of Soldot- na Sunday evening.
 Blinded by the headlights of approaching traffic. Roberts did not see the car until seconds be- fore impact.
 Both men are radio operators with Federal Aviation Agency in Kenai.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-29
To Stay Until Snowfall

Mrs. Maude Ferre of South Gate, Calif., is visiting h e T daughter and son-in-law, Mlckle and Lyle Von Bargen Mrs. Fer re says she loves this beautiful country and is going to stay un- til it snows. She has been in Al aska before on visits but says each time she finds it more ex- citing and the views are m I e breath-taking.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-29
Fly Alaska Highway

Mr. and Mrs. A. V. James, of FAA in Kenai, have returned from trip of six weeks dura- ton during which they visited relatives in Des Moines, Iowa, later going on to Lock Haven, Pa, where James accepted pos session of new Piper Colt air craft. They flew the Alaska Hwy. route on their return trip.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-29
Bears and.Cubs

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kipp, who operate the Spur Motel in Ken ai, and Mr. and Mrs. J a m s Gibson of Aviation Services, Inc. have returned from moose hunting trip to Redoubt Bay. Although Mrs. Kipp did not get her moose, she reports they did see a brown bear SOW with two cubs and a black bear with cubs.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-29
Navy Recruit

KODIAK-James B. Connally, 19, son of MT. and Mrs. Wesly T. Connally of Kenai, has enlisted in the U. s. Navy here. He will un- dergo recruit training at the naval training center, San Diego, Calf.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-29
Sees Her Doctor

Mrs. Walter Hart, FAA in Kenai, has returned home after three weeks in Anchorage under doctors care. She will be going back for further treatment this weekend.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-29
 Page Five
Change in Dates

The kenai Masonic lodge has changed it's meeting date from the second Thursday to the third Thursday night in each month. Location for the meetings is in the library at the Civic Center building.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-29
Taking Vacation

MT. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson are on vacation, making a tour of the states visiting friends and relatives.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-29
13O Elk

In 1860, hunters took 130 elk in A1aska,s national forests.
Evening star., 1961-10-24

CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air 2-dr.
economy g.. :. and h., cleaning
Sass tons SnOashou Rsh Ro'iiyiy EHtFs :1s:s sSss2
at S1.995.
Evening star., 1961-10-24

AUTHORIZED DEALER
1923 22nd ST. NV. re. $4,000
CADILLAC 81 Fleetwood go Spe'
cial, Here's your luxury car
equipped with every conceivable
extra including air conditioning
Just q little mileage. O car that
was the boss own. Beautifully
maintained. You have to see Il
at S6Ql5
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conditioned modern new offices
80 sd.. IT.. 1000 50. it., all serv-
ices included: $3.50 50. It. and up.
Available Immediately,
Df. 1890. RE. 7-645s
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
oUT.oF.ToWN REAL ESTATE

10 ACRES TOTAL, go woods, 10
clear: 7-rm. frame house;
screened porches, water supply is
spring, has barn. cellar and cell
lar house, yard and garden
fenced. House wired for telephone
dial system. Approx. 1 mile sotuh
Of Matthias, W. Va. on Rte. 259.
For info. write Silas j. r. See,
BerRton. Va, or dial 304-TWin-
ing 1892.
Evening star., 1961-10-24
MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS - $4,000 to
group your debts. refinance your
property. Quick. honest service.
Residential farm. commercial;
construction financing only In
State Of Maryland Call or write
MR. ROBERTS, 2ls {. Lexington
St. Baltimore 2, Md. or Saratoga
7-4047 day. night. Sun. holidays.
Evening star., 1961-10-24

CADILLAC '6l fleetwood sedan
blue, fully equipped including fac
tory air conditioning, new car
eoSneiti91, pe.I spesisl iSs;;:49. SS;4g5. Du
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Baileys X-7 Corners Area

$50 50. It. Of modern office space.
A rare and profitable opportunity
for professional men or business
firm. S207 per mo. incl. all utils.
except. teleph. Call MRS. MILLER.
BLDG. manager, at FE. $4,000.
CHOICE SILVER SPRING Wheston
loc. New Earl Manor Apts. 10S2O
Georgia Ave. For Doctors and
Professional offices. Up to 1900
50. It. Call Mrs. Hurst $685.
1870.
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MONEY WANTED

WANT TO BORROW $1,000 for 1
yr. VIII pay large interest. Have
security. Phone RE. 7-0430, 10 to
IL noon for appt.
Evening star., 1961-10-24
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$4,000, 14-mo. 2nd trust, behind
bank LIST: well loc. lge. CO ground: {:
SILVER Spring: reas. dis%nnt. Box
240sks STAR N,
Evening star., 1961-10-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET new 1851: final close.
Model 1887 fully fact. EQUIP. Incl
heater and powerglide. S2.649
also, IS COMPANY official demon.
strators with savings from $500
70 $500. BARRY-PATE CHEW.
ll30 Conn; ave. n.ws Washington
RE. 7-7s7e.
CHEvROLETsNOur used-caT de,
partment win pay you top-dollal
cash for your carl Then wall
into our new-cAr department with
your pocket full Of money and max
q deal on q 1852 Chevrolet AM
model TOMS CHEVROLET, qeor
gia ave. and University blvd
wheaton. Nd. lockwood 5-240O
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY.
CHEVROLETS = New l96lS fina
close-out sale, Impala models, onl!
factory equipped including radio
heater powerglide. VS.. air con
ditioning. Save up TO 500. AlsS
IS company official demonstTatofi
with savings from 5000 to S70(
BARRY-PATE CHEVROLET. 1l3(
Conn. ave. n.ws Washington, RE
7-7S7S
Evening star., 1961-10-24
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots, acreage OF
farms IN D. C. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. 6-220C
Cash AVAIL, FOR LOTS, ACRE.
ACE, HOUSES. APT. HOUSES
CoMMERc. GROUND; MD. va.
LAND DEVELOPMENT CO.
ST. 3-8S60
Evening star., 1961-10-24
FARMS

.BERRYvILLE AREA-charminE, re-
stored, brick Colonial; stately white
columns, gracious center hall, dou-
Bile liv. rm., kit; 200 acres oi
luscious meadows, bordered BY q
stream Of water; 1t is well fenced
IN good repair. Call Mr.. MeaSell
OIL 4-s630. sI0LER q CO.
CLOSE N-360 acres, finest GRO
and pasture land Of Fauduine
and Catison Soil. Early American
home: 3 barns. silo. tenant house
5000 It. road frontage: top Vir
ginia area, Orange Hunt. Eau
auier Co.. d. c. side Of WarrentoI
nj q. s. Rte. No. 66 under eonst
and q. s. Rte No. 29-21I. Build
ing appraised by insurance CO. .
S49. 900. land for sale at S25l
per acre and bldF. free to buye
Best dollar value. Dir. By OWNER
no agents please. Drive out US
29-2ll past Gainesville. to NeJ
Baltimore. Turn rt. on st. Rte. No
674 and follow st. Rte. No. 81
2 miles to sign on property or
on road. Call Owner. cR. 3-0070
Week days, CIR. 3-0365 nights anc
week ends.
ARM WANAED ~ hENAs IIOu
800 to 500 acres, D. G. market
will take full responsibility. refer
enees. DI. 9-5253.
GOOCHLAND COUNTY, va.
25 acres and G-rm. cabin, IS mi
from Charlottesville. Hunters par
adise: vacation. evacuation, re-
treat. Owner. Oliver 4-2957 DC
LAND AND FARMS
AT GAITHERsBURo. 90 acres:
good road frontage; $1,000 per
acre. 10-ACRE building site. high
elevation, beautiful view: $1,000.
INVESTMENT opportunity, at in
terchange: 46 acres, ct $3.50 per
acre. CENTRAL Montgomery, about
400 acres at $500 per acre. 1s0-
ACRE FARM, close In; good build
ings: sos. 900.
MANY OTHERS 8. Tell US your
RoMER q CO WI. $4,000
WE HAVE . large number Of farm
hstings. Maybe Just the one for
you. We can't advertise all 80
we're waiting for your call. KAMp
WASHINGTON REALTY CO., Fair
fax. Va. CR. 3-612l, 8 til Q.
6-ACRE FARMETTE
Close to Gaithersburg: good s-rm.,
modernized home; stream. pond /;
small outbuilding; nice elevation;
RoMER q CO.. WI. s-soe2
Evening star., 1961-10-24
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
ROYAL MOTORS

CHRYSLER '5e New Yorker con.
vertible: full power, auto. trans
7. and h.: $4,000 actual miles
Owners name on requests. 81 ,995
nNUAT NROrNno
Evening star., 1961-10-24

PLYMoUTH-cHRYsLER-sIMc
4100 Ga. Ave. ia. $4,000
CHRYSLER 80 300 p convertible
fully equipped including factory
air cond.; low mileage; / owner:
all white. An excellent buy; So
Evening star., 1961-10-24
BUSES F0R SALE

DODGE SCHOOL BUssEs-ETcei.
cond., 500 each. 3 for $4,000.
COL NAL PLAZA MOTEL,
l0203 Baltimore blvd. College
Park. OR. -A-5R1S.
Evening star., 1961-10-24
6-ACRE FARMETTI

Close to Gaithersburg: good s-rm.,
modernized home; stream, pond /:
small outbuilding: nice elevation;
S22.500,
ROMER q CO.. WI. $1,000
Evenings, WAverly 6-3636
Evening star., 1961-10-24
OFFICES, STUDIOS fer RENT

AIR CoND. 3-RM. SUITE, plus
reeep. rm.; APPROX. sos 50. it..
All services and utils, incl. I106
Vermont ave. CO. 5-5S3S.
Evening star., 1961-10-24
National Properties
ALBEE BLDG
Arl.-Medical Bldg.
Free Parking at the Door

New handsome, modern 14-room
suite: private toilet, huge custom
laboratory, nurses station, receiv-
ing office. closets waiting room
will seat 12 to IA patients. 1900
50. II. designed for 4 to o M.Ds.
5000 mo. Heat In the AN, cool
in the Pm. individual thermostat
pins center. OWNER, KE. 6-65OO.
ARLINGTON Trust BLDG.|,
rm., air-cond. executive suite.
Call b24.6ll6,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(coNTINuEpl

RESTAURANT fully equipped on
Rockville pike-Avail. on eonees-
sion basis: $3.50 mo. and utilS.
Advance deposit required. approx.
$4,000. Excel. for Speeialty-type
eesIation. caIl Mr.. 5ERKHEI-
Evening star., 1961-10-24
ROSENTHAL

Chevrolet-C -Corvair Corvette
Columbia Pike and 8. olebe Rd;
Arlington, Va. ia. 4-S7OO
CHEVY '55 Bel Air 2-dr.: 7. and h.,
Wv. tires; 2-tone green; excel.
eond.: $500 or best offer. LA.
6-6667. Call after 8 nm.
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7 II

FOURTEENTH ST. NV.
Prestige location. Modern choice
Penthouse suite 1000 square feet
available immediately. Also avail.
able NOy; !; ,,l: ! .s20-sc: 20 #, and 800
National Properties
suite $40 I'll l4th st. NV,
OI. $500 RI 7-645s
Evening star., 1961-10-24
ROSENTHAL

CHEVROLET new 81: final close
Sp; Mds., sss saD I@5ah iE Ed. s.e, h.5Ss0r .GS
c;' dio: Isss' Ss.sss: pCso'' also. IS Company com
official demonstrators with saw
ings from $500 to $500. BARRY
PATE CHEW. 1880 Conn. eve.
NV. Washington, RE. 7-7S7S.
CHEVROLET '5s Bel Air: choice Of
4-4-dr. or 4-dr, hardtop: all
with powerglide. power steering,
r. a. h., all low mileage: one
owner cars. Positively in immac-
ulate condition throughout. Now
Evening star., 1961-10-15

R -
ll;l5-Lers Speok French --- 10
P.M. Thursday
5:oo-Movie: ''Torzon and
the Sieve GiTl' --- ~
5:3o-Movie; Accused Of
Murder" ---------- -
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7:3o-PloyhoVss II ------- -
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1890 MonhVnt ------------ ~
ll;20-Movis: Gosh on
Delivery" ------ 2
N:25-Fvnny World ------ II
l2;55-tAAAl Non 10 Man ---- -
AN. Friday
6:l5-Modesn Drama .-- -
lo.O0-For Better Speech ..--- ~
Movie: "ComFode X" -
li:l5-Morylond. Ny Maryland ~
P.M. Frid0y
500 -Mevis: Young
America" --- u
$50 Movie; Return Of the
Bodmen" -------- ~
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7;00-AAoVis; Ghost
HFsokeFs" ---- II
7;3o-Pro Football hishlishts -
1000 forget -----.------ -
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ll:25-Funny World -------- "
l2:A5-Movie: You'll Find
Our l3
AM. Saturday
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IEl9-P.M. eoSf-WeN ------ -
AN. Mondoy
6,l5-Modern Dromo ----- -
1000 Science Everywhere - "
Movie; The Thing
Colled Love" --- ~
lI:I5-MarYland. Ny Morylond -
P.M. Mondoy
5:oo-Movie: "Dinky" II
5:30-AAoVie; Toll in the
Soddle" ------.---- -
6:3o-PonY Express ------ 2
7;00-CiTevS Boy ----- "
Yogi Bear ---- "
7.30- -coTrolIin' the Colts - II
500 Dangerous Robin ----- II
ll:2o-MoVis: Elusive
PimPernsI" ---- z
I2:55-tAEl Mon 10 Mon -
AN. Tuesdoy
6:l5-EnsIish for Amerieons -
lo:0o-For Better Speech - "
Movie: Broken StaF" -
lIil5-IeYs Speak French - -
P.M. Tuesdoy
5:oo-Movie: Fury Of the
s.3o-Mo~i", Woke Of the
Red Witch" Port - -
$50 Son Froneiseo Beot - z
700 SEQ Hunt --- "
Quick Dro~ Morrow -
lI:20-MoVie: "Blue Veil" 2
l2:55-lAM) Man 10 Mon - -
AN. Wednesday
6:l5-Modern Drama ------- -
lo;0o-Aeeent on Music ----- II
Movie: "She Couldn't
Soy No" ------------ l3
ll:l5-Lsts Tell q Story --- -
PM. Wednesday
5:oo-Movie: Harold Tssn"- II
5:30-Movie: Woke Of the
Red Witch" Port u 10
$50 -WhirlybiFds -------- z
7:oo-Deofh Volley Dogs -- ~
Mr.. Moeoo --..------- -
7:30-lfs In the Name 1900 z
. ll:20-MoVie: The Big
Sleep" ------- z
ll:25-FUnny World -------- II
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Saturday

The Sunday sor TV Washington. D. 1861
Evening star., 1961-10-15
Thursday

6:l5-Comporoiivs liteFoiUrs ~
00-PFvdenes Penny ------ II
Movie: Anne Of Green
Gobles" - 10
| ll:l5.Lets Speok French --- -