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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01

Beach Hotel located At Iakr
street and West Calhoun Blvd
TIE hotel site affords ample
parking facilities and greater ar
feasibility 20 pubic trsnspor'a
ton
Tho ballroom in ~ ultra Frrar'.
nSss In design and col0r lrrfs D.
NJ more readily ~ ne adyar-
'sgeous shaving ~ the rrE
Spring wear far Saint Thnrrar
g'yls shOFH have becon" N vel
hmm
Tho sh,V WdIl hs sr0ssod ~ 'ho
pera0nAbls Albert Mcclure. we'll
kn0s'n far he par'lsipa'i0n IN
amateur theatrical productions
Nost - The participants IN 'ts
program viii b. seen by oUr sud
isnSs far the first tine knf ths,'
arts are sEp~c,sf - b. snloysf
by all
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01
Corfers. A New
Clothing Store
Opens In Mpls,

Robert Carter. formerly as
ISOLATED with some Of the fines,
downtown stores in Minneapolis,
has now opened his own clothing
store AZ as Sicoilet Az.
The new Carter location Ia fam
liar 70 many prospective eusto-
rnerS. az IL il the former Ioca.
ton 81 Mentors. a firm no longer
doing business in this city Carter
says that his store II no, in any
way connected with the former
establishment.
Mr. Carter says TIA, his store
viii maintain liberal credit
policy where the entire family
can 30 their shopping for fine
clothing and je7Felry at dun n
earth prices on small weekly
payments"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01

Q Nations leading newspapers
eulogiEe Walter White In editor
ial comment from coast 10 coast,
O Minneapolis matrons give
their most tasty recipes TO Mary
Hart, Minneapolis TRIBUNE
homo economist.
O Next Door" Ted Shearer's
titilating panel cartoon on human
foibles on the editorial page.
O Firms with services and
goods TO sell who WANT and AP,
PRECIATE your patronage
O Jessie Shepards Twin city
Socials and Personals News about
your neighbors.
o Birthday Greetings giving
the birthdays OF hundreds OF your
friends.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01
Selection Committee
For Twin Cries
Awards Numed

The Twin City Awards Com.
mittee announced the names Of
the selection committee this week.
They are Rev, Martin l. simmons,
Mrs. Addie Few. Messrs. Ray
mond Cannon. William Cratic and
Nathaniel Galloway. This group
will select one person from each
Of the Twin Cities 20 be- honorcd
for outstanding community con-
tributon.
The committee said II Is proud
OF this selection and their acccp-
lance AZ representing outstand-
ing personalities assuring fair
and Just selection of award win
ners.
All applications are TO be ad-
dressed To the Selection Commit
tee, N2 Palace Building. Mime
apois Only this committee will
receive and have Possession Of APP
plicationa
Application blanks are being
sent To organizations and clubs In
the Twin Cities, Next week an
nouncement win be made Of the
public places where application
forms may be secured.
There In Etili time for organi-
Eations 20 he added 10 the spon.
soring group Call Taimage n
Carey, RE 2b2s. LMrcan Wash
ington, RR, 5Tas, Frank Smith,
CA. COON.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01

The new l0ok IN hair styles Will
be- shown ny The Minneapolis
Baau'iclarr organization Models
for me unw ipJk have been
rhOssn from their clientele
Cnrar Frazier heading The forIr
Notes will furnish musical back-
gfDurd for the rhDH ard for tho
dancing following 'hs Ft00
! number ~ HDDr prizes viii b"
suardsi ~ IYcSy tirks' holders
Trbs'H for mis- giant package
rH0H may ~ secured ~ al ~ the
E@ag'.clsns Fhops. and CsHsius
Ear and cafe IN Minneapolis IN
81 Paul '4rks'E are ~ gquare
Deal LTI0r s'ors and ~ flcsl
SO headquarters
PfEsrysd seat f0rsil0nR are
Si7S D0nstI0n ar general seat
inR r. 81 30 Adyi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01
Heating Firm Says
Pay Nothing Until
October ], 1855

Standard Heating Co. 227s
Como Az. ST. Paul and 40 W.
Lake St, Minneapolis IL offering
fabulous bargains in home heat
ing equipment In its al in this
edition.
Reduced prices are being Of
fered on gas conversion burners.
gas furnaces, gas water heaters,
oil conversion burners and gar
bage disposal units.
\ feature OF the Standard
Heating Co. offer IL that units
may he installed with no pay
ments until October !
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01

In grossly over-aimplified terms
the doctors used a pump and a
dogs lung TO bypass Calvin's
heart and lungs 80 they could
have a dry area In tho heart tno
blood 10 work in 30 they could
repair his punoturod heart.
Calvin was flown hero last week
from Little Rock. Ark. In a Ma
uonal Guard plane after doctors
at tho University OF Arkansas
gave him leaa than q year to live
unless the three holes In her heart
were repaired. One Of tho holes
was almost tho siso OF q five cent
piece.
lie was accompanied on his
flight here by his mother. Mrs.
Maude Richmond and was Joined
by his sister. Marcie Mae, q
Wave. stationed In Oakland,
Gait His slater was granted en-
erEenoy leave by tho Navy. be-
cause up until shortly beforo the
operation. the doctors hadn't de-
cidcd u they were going TO use
tho cross clrculatory techniqua"
or tho ono they did use.
The doctors have been quite
successful with tho "croas circu-
iatory technique that In where
they Use a second persons lungs
and heart 10 take the load off tho
patients while the doctors oper-
ate.
This was the second time that
this type Of surgery had been por-
formed ON humans, In tho first OPP
Grafton the patient died but his
death was not attributed 20 tho
operation. hut rather because tho
patients heart could not bo re-
paired,
CaIvin'a mother said that be-
fore the accident, he was q very
actIvs and robust boy And since
that time he han had 10 spend
most Of his time IN bed which has
been very hard ON him.
Before tho operation, she said.
she doesn't think he was fully
aware of tho seriousness OF his
condition. but that no was very
anxious 20 got Il over with no he
could get out and play.
Money 10 pay for the operation
and his transportation 20 the
University was raised by the resi-
dents ~ Arkansas after an appeal
for funds was made over teiov-
sion.
The doctors contributed thsir
services and nearly 5000 was
raised.
The sensational new operation
has attracted International atten-
ton and stories about u have APP
peared In every major newspaper
and news magazine In the nation.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01
House Committee
oKehs Originol
FEPc Budget

The house appropriations conf
mi,tcc passed FEPc with the or
iginai $4,000 annual budget on
Monday morning. Last Tuesday
the senate finance committee rec
commended FEPC for passage
after u cut the appropriation TO
$40, 900.
The hill In now on general or
dera IN both the house and senate
and tho house authors generally
conccde that " the hill IL 20 be
acted on by the house u will have
Ia be placed on special orders,
For FEpC 10 he placed on
special orders requires n two
thirds vote (ss, and proponents
~ tho hill feel that n n can make
special orders II should pass with
n comfortable majority In tho
house.
II II Ia placed on special orders
u viii then have 10 be voted on
FOR passage.
In 1893. u came within one vote
Of being placed on special orders.
Some members of tho Mime
sofa Council for F'EPC are Of tho
opinion that u may have an
castor time this session of tho
legislature because ~ tho liberal
leadership In the houHe,
The bill Ii far enough along on
general orders In tho senate 30
that there In every likelihood that
an attempt won't have 10 be made
10 get II ON general orders,
n II expected that an attempt
10 get II ON special orders In tho
house will be made sometime next
week, the house leaders said
n win .probphiy reach tho sem
ate floor for debate sometime af.
tor Easter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01
} chieogoons indicted On
TuS Evasion Choraes

Chicago AMP Three prom
inrnt ADu'hsid"ra we're indicted
last week On charges fosyasion 81
income taxes on 1913 profits ~ n
million dollar policy wheel.
The indictments, originally
handed down In January and sup
pressed until all three men could
b" picked up. were against Rsu.
ben Black, 70. Earl " White. 50.
and Harold 4. jackson. 50
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01
SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON"
MOVIE FOR KIDS At
HALLE MONDAY y. "

Among community activities NJ
the Halle q. Brown Community
House this week for the midget
and junior departments will be n
fun length movie. Swiss Family
Robinson" 10 be shown on Mon
day. April Al 23O p. m.
On Wednesday. April o the an
nual Easter party, with tho ira
ditional egg hunt" will he held
for midRets and juniors starting
~ 2:30 p. m. There will be r.
quiz Hhow, songs. prizes, games
and q magician.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01
Bargains Bursting
Our All Over In
Wont Ad Section

Spring II bursting out all over
and NO are bargains advertised In
our classified section. Tremendous
buys In new and used cars are
Offered by reliable auto firms adj
yer,lsinR in our auto section In
the classified section
Consult this section II you are
looking for a house. a room, an
apartment or any Of the needs
which baimy Spring brings with
tho season.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01

Worthy Turner, we'll known
tenor. who appeared AZ guest SOLO
ist at the Spring Musicale Epon-
sored by the Young Penple'S
Choir 81 Zlon Baptist church a. 3
p. m. Sunday. March n Hr
Ralph Pnmm was his aocompAn-
list
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01
The Lost supper"
A. s.. Jou,es Tonight

At p. m. tho young people OF
81 James AME church, w. Cen
trail at Dale. will DO featured In
the Biblical play, The Last
Supper" There In no admission
for this Lentcn service. There
will be n silver offering.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01

I1aisrs. Inc, EastST Twilight
Dane. Aprii 10th go y. w. 49,
EI~etrirai WORKERS Union Hall
Dab a Hang. Oscar Trayisys
Hand. Priyss. AdyAnn~. sI.I5. -
Adst.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01

TaIDso'. Faster sunday Dance
80 o. m. Woodruff Hall. 1868 ~
Anthony lat PTtorJ Buddy Gar
trrs Orchestra. Advance Tickets,
SIPS -- adyt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01
Medical Preeedent Set,
Dogs Lung Used By
u" Surgeons In Unusual
Operation On Boys Heart
Medical Precedent Set,

The inside the heart operation performed on Is year
old Calvin Richmond last week at the University OF Minnesota
hospital could almost be called miraculous
Until the operation young Calvin was hopeless heart
cripple subject collapse al moment since truck acct
dent last August in his homo town of Pine Blur Ark
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01
Nofobies Throng FvBeroE
Thousands Join President
In Mourning Death Of
NAACP's Walter White

New York - kilograms from Americans in all walks Of
life from the President of the United States university
dents and the Redcaps Pennsylvania Station poured
into NAACP national headquarters here since the death
Walter White the Associations executive secretary Mon
day March 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01

~ Thomas 22nd Annual styir
Revue a. Calhoun Reach Hotel
ApTiI ~ Who Win b. our queen
-Adyt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01

s5ih Annual Musical Tea. Guild
~ our Lady. 81 Philips, April 3.
Z 10 q .. M. gI5 CaTToiI,--Advt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01

Annual EIIzabsth Hall Fashion
RsvOs. April q. Sis .. m Pilgrim
Baptist Church. DonaiISn 7sr -
Advt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01
~ Calhoun Beech Motel
~ Calhoun Beoeh Motel
22nd Annual St. Thomas
Style Revue And Dance
Monday Night April II

The END annual style u 81 Th0nhR EplscOpaI
church Easter Monday night April H. promises 10 be
extravaganza unparalleled in this
There a number of additions 20 the Twin Cities
stellar spring The committee tha has chosen
the main ballroom 81 the and comparatively Calhoun
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01

skating PArty-APril Z, MAJ
fieId PTA. L.xinEton Roller Rink.
-advt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01
ST. PAUL NAACP Will
MET ON SUNDAY

The regular meeting ~ the a.
Paul NAACP will be held On Sun.
day. April 2 al I p m. NJ the
headquarters 6f3 Igichhrt Az
The young ht heart viii enjoy
"Debs aud DRt~~" appearing earh
week In this paper. Teen aEers
Shirley Jackson and Barbara
barnes conduct the column.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-01

People all over ths world whoae
lives have beer enriched ~ Mr..
iContinued on page ~
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-14
Steel Stair

Heeksys Wire q Iron c.. Orusmsntai
Iron. Wide Gaafds. Fire Escapes. 2es
3. Gift. n. G Jenkins. Pres. CA. i.fsis
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-14
PLUMBING AND HEATING

The J. A. Myers Co. Your Plumbing
& Heating Contractor. 24el Summit
Evening star., 1955-10-11
Senator Russell Catches Up
On Sports Despite Iron Curtoin

Press story was read with some
concern by Constitution news
men. So they put in a call to
the Senator. 1t was completed
at 10 am. yesterday.
I'VE just wanted to let you
know how the World Series came
out" Senator Russell was in
formed.
you what?" Senator Russell
gasped- Then he asked: How
did you know I was crazy to find
out?' He was told Of the A. r
report.
Informed that Brooklyn won
the series, he commented: well
I'll be doggone.
Then he asked quickly how
Georgia. his alma mater, came
out in its football game. He was
happy over last Saturdays VIC
tory over North Carolina.
How is Georgia Tech doing7
Winning them all, was the reply
Cost of the call--$12 for three
] minutes.
Evening star., 1955-10-11

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. II P.--
How does a sportS-minded Sem
ator on a tour Of Russia keep
abreast Of the World Series and
his favorite football teams?
Georgia's Richard B. Russell
got a first-hand report yester-
day deep behind the Russian
Iron curtain through the enter
prise Of staffers on the Atlanta
Constitution.
The Constitution told the de-
tails in a copyright story.
Senator Russell, on a two-week
tour and far from English-lan-
guage newspapers, entered a
restaurant in Kiev in Southern
Russia. He spotted some other
Americans and asked how the
World. Series came out. Nobody
knew.
Its really hard to be so far
from America that you don't
know how the series came out
more than q week after" Sena-
tor Russell remarked.
Sunday night that Associated
Evening star., 1955-10-11
|DonviIIe Boy Dies
OF Football Injuries

DANVILLE. Va, Oct. IL R.-
Max Campbell, 18-year-old high
school student. died today of in
juries received in a football
scrimmage September 8.
Death came as students and
adult committeeman were COM
pleting plans for a Max Camp
bell week" next week to raise
funds to meet soaring hospital
and medical bills.
The boy had been hospitalized
with q broken neck and severed
spinal cord since his injury. Only
"a few hours before his death his
parents had agreed to public dis
closure of a physicians diagnosis
that the youth was totally and
permanently paralyzed in the
arms. legs and lower portions OF
the body.
Evening star., 1955-10-11
Jonowicz Due to Start
Against Browns Sunday

him idle 10 days. End Johnny
Carson has q slightly sprained
ankle and Halfback Bert Zagers
lis hospitalized with swollen
glands. Whatever changes are
made win depend on the condi-
ton Of the last two.
Elter win be replaced by Vic
lJanowicz. and there is a possi-
bility that Al Dorow, who has
been dividing his practice time
between quarterback and half
back. will be used at the latter
position. Carson and Zagers fig
Iure to be ready to 60. II not,
the lineup viii be revamped ac-
lcordingly.
But Kuharich refused to be
panicked by LeBaron's of day
against the Chicago Cardinals.
VIII Use GuglieImi More
There's no reason to make a
change Joe said today. Nat
urally. we plan to use Guglielmi
more as we go along but whether
Wen start him this Sunday re-
mains to be seen. LeBaron's
throwing was of key, but he'll
still get the job done for you"
Kuharich didn't use Guglielmi
until late in the last period of
the Cardinals game because he
definitely had planned to use
Dorow ahead Of the rookie from
Notre Dame. The Redskins
coaches, remembering Dorow's
See REDSKINS. Page ca
Evening star., 1955-10-11
Middies Now Eighth in Poll
As Michigan Gusts Terps
Wolverines Get
80 Votes as No. !
ToMoryIdnd's45
BY the Associated Press

Michigan's Wolverines, bidding
for their first national title since
l948. moved into the No. spot
this week IN the Associated Press
football poll, overhauling Mary
lands TerTapins, who fell to the
runnerup role.
Michigan, missing from the
final top 10 since finishing ninth
in 1850, proved its comeback as
"a national power by humiliating
the proud Black knights Of Ar
my. 26-2, last Saturday. It was
the third game of the season for
the unbeaten Wolverines and it
convinced the Nations experts.
The Wolverines were accorded
top billing by a healthy 200-point
margin over Maryland. which
gathered a 40 record by whip
ping Wake Forest. a team far less
imposing than the previously un-
stopped Army machine.
Oklahoma StilI Third
Oklahoma. its winning string
now stretched to % games, re-
manned in third place, followed
by a general shakeup that listed
Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, Wis
|consin, Texas Christian, Navy,
UCLA and West Virginia In that
order.
It was the first time Navy
made the first 10 since the OPEN
ling week Of the season when
the Middies were tied with
Southern California for 10th
place.
In realigning the top 10, the
Nations sportswriters and broad
casters gave Michigan 80 first
place votes-nearly four times as
many as the Wolverine got last
week. Figuring points on q 10
for first, nine for second, ETC..
basis, Michigan wound up with q
total of 1852 after a count Of
the 191 ballots.
Maryland. which held the
No. position for two weeks. col
lected only As firsts (the Terps
had 88 a week ago) and a LAST
point total. Oklahoma was
awarded 81 first place votes and
/ $50 points.
The Sooners were the only
team to hold their position. Notre
Dame moved up a notch, shifting
places with Georgia Tech. Wis
See POLL, Page C-3
Evening star., 1955-10-11
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY WARREN GAER
Drake Football Coach

II Yale leads Cornell, 1877. Cor.
nell has driven furiously on thu
ground to Yale's 5-yard line
where it was third down and S
On third down Cornell's full.
back hit the line hard and picked
up a yard, but his right guard.
head movement before the snaE
has resulted in a penalty fol
false start.
Yale's quarterback and cap.
tain can take the penalty, max.
ing it third down and goal or
the 10-yard line, or refuse the
penalty. making it fourth dowr
and goal on the 4. It is late ir
the game and this is proba bly
Cornell's last scoring oppor.
tunity.
You be the Yale quarterback
Rate these choices ! and 2:
Refuse the penalty.
Take the penalty.
(Ansper ON Page C-5)
Evening star., 1955-10-11
cAplTALlzEs ON OPPONENTS ERRORS
Defensive Ploy Secret
Of Michiqon Success

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. IL
| |R.--Mighty Mtchigah has
turned out another football pow
lerhouSe.
But this team, ranked the Ma
|tion's best In this weeks Asso-
|ciated Press poll, isn't one Of
those razzle-dazzle clubs that
used to grind out point-a-min-
Iute while pounding its opponents
into the turf.
Coacn Bennie Oosterbaan's
1885 team relies on a smothering
defense that gives up midfield
lyardage. then cuts it of inside
1.-THE Michigan 3O-yard line.
In the 1920s under Coach
Fielding H. Hurry Up) Yost.
the Wolverines rolled over the
opposition without mercy. pound
ling out an astounding 1926
points against their opponents
~ over q flve-year period.
Real Test Still to Come
Nor is Oosterbaan's team like
the Mad Magicians" Of the
l1940s. whose ball handling wiz
ardy was developed by II. o.
tFritz) Crisler. now Michigan
athletic director. Crisler's squads
called their shots. striking with
precision and mobility anywhere
on the field. Their ball handling
made shadows look like nalf-
backs.
Oosterbaan's team has goaded
opponents into making mistakes,
then capitalized on them.
A 26-2 victory over Army Sat-
Iurday convinced the Nations
sports writer's and broadcasters
that Michigan has another great
team.
But the Wolverines real test is
yet to come. They have six gru-
cling battles In the Big Ten Con-
ference coming up.
"You can fall as fast as you
| get up there" Oosterbaan said.
wen take our games one at q
time. Right now I'm worried
about Northwestern Saturdays
opponent here)."
Michigan also had bad news
yesterday. End Ron Kramer. top
All-America prospect, win be
Evening star., 1955-10-11

sidelined for at least the next
two games and possibly longer
because Of q chest injury suf-
fered In the Army game. and Lou
Baldacci. first string fullback
who went into the Army game
walking stiff legged on a turned
ankle. had it reinjured in the
second quarter and is a doubtful
starter Saturday.
Kramer was the big gun In
Michigan's 42-7 opening victory
over Missouri and played a
sparkling defensive game in the
hard fought lat conference vic
tory over arch-rival Michigan
State.
Special Defenses
All three OF Michigan's oppon-
|ents to date have thrown up
special defenses against Kramer
weakening their
forces against the rest Of Michi-
gan's depth.
Oosterbaan refuses to COM
pare his team with any other.
We've only played three
games" he smiled. TRY me af-
ter the season for that one"
The Michigan coach apparent
ly recalls the tough Big Ter
axiom--"Any team can beat any
other team any given Saturday
Evening star., 1955-10-11
FIRST sopH STARTERS SINCE t49
HeoIy, Hamilton Alter
Terp BockfieId Pottern

in Brooklyn. q team that did
not win q football game in Jacks
four years there. The first win
ming team he played on was the
Maryland freshmen. He was held
out last year and picked up an
added year Of football with
the "Bn team.
Hamilton probably is the
IIightest fullback on any team
mentioned in today's rankings
Before the game or practice he
might hit 1859. which is II pounds
under his program weight Of
180.
Maneuyers Deity
But he maneuyers those 16e
pounds deity. Against Baylor
and Wake Forest In particular
he displayed blocking prowess
that hasn't been matched by a
Maryland fullback in Tatum's
career here. His blocking was
the big reason he was picked to
move into Selep's spot.
Hamilton. from Freeport, Pa,
Is unhandsome In q handsome
sort Of way. His ground gaining
Is far behind that Of Big Mo
and Dick Bielski, his predeces-
sors. but Maryland is using the
fullhack series less. Hamilton
win get more work with more
experience.
Healy had his biggest day
when he gained 81 yards in 10
trips Saturday and In four games
he is averaging 5.s per try. Ham
ilton Is averaging 4.3 yards In
20 trips.
Both figure to get more work
this week against North Carolina
when the Terps hope to present
a more varied ofiense thar
they've shown thus far. The
offensive coaching is catching
up with the defense this week
in preparation for Tatum's visit
TO his alma mater.
Evening star., 1955-10-11
BY LEWIS r. ATCHTSON

Some changes will be made ir
the Redskins starting Lineup
against the Cleveland Browns
here next Sunday, but they
won't necessarily involve Quar-
Iterbacks Eddie LeBaron and
Ralph Guglielmi, Coach Joe Ku-
ilarich said today.
Halfback Leo Elter has q
Clipped wrist bone that viii keeu