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LeBoron Definitely Out
Of Rams Game Friday

hopes in the 12-game title
race to take a chance on hav-
ing him kayoed for the season
in a meaningless exhibition.
Kuharich confirmed his pro-
posed starting lineup featuring
Leo Filter at fullback instead OF
Dale Atkeson, with AL Dorow al
quarterback. Vic Janowicz at left
half and Scooter Scudero al
right half. Although outwardly
processing confidence in the
team and inwardly hoping for a
Stand-out performance, Kuharich
is worried about the outcome
But writers with the team
scofted at his remark that well
be lucky to hold 'em to Al
points"
Joe discounts last years S1-2S
victory over the Rams and the
Redskins ga league record. He
doubts that either will have any
bearing on the battle that is ex-
pected to draw more than 10000
fans.
We're not sure that this team
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Ex-Bonus HurIer
Seriously Injured

PITTSBURGH, Aug. Is (P.-
Paul Martin, 24-year-old bonus
pitcher who quit the Pirates
earlier this year. is in serious
condition at Mercy Hospital fol-
lowing an auto crash.
State police said Martins car
swerved out of control and
crashed Monday night about 80
miles south of Pittsburgh. Two
passengers also were hurt, but
not seriously.
Martin, a native of Fayette
City. suffered severe face and
head injuries. The Pirates signed
him for a reported $4,000 in
1855 but he developed arm trouble
and quit.
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By LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star staff Correspondent

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 49,
Eddie LeBaron's name today was
deleted officially from the Red
skins lineup for Friday nights
opening exhibition game against
the Los Angeles Rams.
At the same time, Coach Joe
Kuharich announced that Half
back Buck George of Clemson
had failed to pass his physical
examination and would be sent
home. George reported to the
squad Saturday after COM
plotting the summer session at
Clemson. He has a knee condi-
ton that DR.. Vernon Luck
decided was too much of a
gamble for pro football.
LeBaron's fate was predicted
a week ago and there now is
some question as to whether the
Redskins will risk further injury
to his Sprained left knee in the
game at San Francisco on Au-
gust &c. The Little General"
is too important to the teams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
By BURTON HAWKINS
Star STAFF Correspondent

BALTIMORE, Aug. 15.-
There's a yawning gap in the
Senators batting order. Not a
hit has been supplied by the No.
8 batter, including an assort-
ment Of pinch-hitters, in 81 at
tempts.
1t has been the equivalent of
operating with eight regulars Of
fensively. Nine games ago Jose
Valdivielso Clipped in with a
single, the lone contribution to
the attack from that spot. which
has been shared by Tony Roig.
In addition, Ernie Oravetz and
Lou Berberet have failed twice
each in pinch-hitting roles.
That position literally has
placed the Senators behind the
eight ball, for from the ninth
place in the batting order they've
obtained IL hits over the same
span from pitchers and their
pinch hitting requirements.
President Cal Griffith, accom-
panying the club here and to
Boston before heading west in
pursuit of talent, will concen-
trate heavily on acquiring a
shortstop. He isn't fascinated
by Valdy's .213 hitting or the
.181 batting of Roig.
Orioles Slap Fingers
The Senators had their fin
gers slapped while reaching for
the brink of sixth place last
night as the Orioles defeated
them, 30, behind the six-hit
pitching of Connie johnson. A
crowd of 21,314 saw johnson,
who had been belted from the
premises in eight previous starts,
strike out IL.
Thus Washington was bumped
49, games back of Baltimore
and their immediate ambition of
up has an adjusted time
table. They'll rely on Camilo
Pascual to split the series to-
night against Mike FornieleS be-
fore plunging into a four-game
series with the Red Sox at Bos-
ton.
The Senators, who haven't
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MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Baltic. 3: Wash, 0.
N; Y. IL; Boston. 2.
Chicago, 12; X. c., /.
Detroit, g; Cleveland.
4 Us innings.
Games Today
Wash. at Bait. 500.
Boston at New York.
bet. at Cleve'd. I'M.
Chi. at X. c. (n).
Games Tomorrow
Boston at New York.
Detroit at CleVe'd.
Chi. at Kansas City.
Only games scheduled
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Two High Draft Picks AWOL
From Packers raining Comp

STEVENS POINT, Wis, Aug.
IA R.-The Green Bay Packers
are missing two of their top
draft choices who failed to turn
out for practice yesterday.
Jack Losch, a University of
Miami (Fla) halfback who was
the Packers first pick in the
draft last winter, and Tackle
Bob Shronski of Indiana, the
Packers fifth selection, APP
parently left camp sometime be-
fore the training session yester-
day. They had showed up Sun
day.
Coach Liz Blackburn said he
had reached Skronski by tele-
phone at his home in Darby,
Conn, and reported the lineman
as saying his departure had
nothing to do with football, but
was connected with a confused
personal problem"
Club officials so far have been
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NATIONAL

Results Yesterday
N. Y, 3; Bklyn., /
81. L., 8, NIL kee, ..
Cinci.. .; Chi, o.
Phila., 3-11: Pitts
burgh, o..
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BY the Associated Press

Harvey Haddix, the guy the
Cardinals couldn't use," and
Curt Simmons, a springtime bust,
are having themselves a ball
these days, even though the Phil
lies are finding it hard to make
the unexpected boost pay off.
Both of the southpaws gained
their seventh straight victories
with a pair OF six-hitters last
night as the birthplace PhilS
swept a double-header with the
still plunging Pirates, 80 and
lilo, before 32,873 fans at Phila-
delphia.
The sweep gave the Phillies a
solid .636 winning percentage
since the All-Star game, yet
they've been able to move up
just one spot in the National
League race and still trail the
leaders by IL games.
Philadelphia managed to pick
up just a half-game on fourth
place st. Louis as the Cardinals
rocked Milwaukee, CO, and pre-
vented the Braves from padding
their two-game lead over Brook
|lyn, beaten 81 by the Giants.
Third-place Cincinnati moved
back to within three games of
the lead by defeating the Cubs,
20.
Mantle Stays Is Ahead
In the American League.
Mickey Mantle socked his AID
home run, staying Is games
ahead of Babe Ruth's record-60
pace in 1927, and added two
singles as the Yankees whacked
Boston, 1872, and ballooned
their lead to 912 games while
Detroit knocked off Cleveland,
"a in Is innings. The White
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Pills Find 1t Hard to Climb
Despite Southpaw Streaks
Club Driving at 1886 Pace;
No. AZ Keeps Mantle Is Up

Sox hammered Kansas City,
1871, and Baltimore defeated
Washington, 30.
Haddix, 80, whom the Car
dinalS wrapped up with Stu
Miller and Ben Flowers in q
May swap for Murry Dickson
and Herm Wehmeier, shut out
the Pirates in the opener on five
singles and a double by loser
Bob Friend. Harvey, who hasn't
lost since June 10, struck out
three and walked only one while
riding in on the three runs pro-
duced by Stan Lopata'S single
and 25th home run.
In the nightcap, Simmons
hung up his seventh straight
complete game in his comeback"
from Springtime Sore-arm miser-
les, and breezed in as the Pills
jumped Red Munger III an
eight-run second inning. Lopata,
who also doubled in the first
game, added a triple and double
in the afterpiece.
Combined Mark Is 21-9
Haddix now is 11-3 and Sim
mons, the 27-year-old onetime
$4,000 BonuS kid who paired
with Robin Roberts to pitch the
Phils into the 1850 World Series,
is 1916. Curt hasn't lost since
June "a and has given just 10
earned runs in his streak.
Friend, incidentally, now is
13-12-and only 3-9 since win
ming the All-Star Game. The
Pirates have dropped rs Of 81
since the classic.
Rocky Nelson, who returned
to the Cardinals when the
Dodgers gave up on him, socked
a two-run pinch homer to beat
the Braves and Bob Buhl. 1t
was Rocky's third for the Cards
and second on a pinch-hit basis.
The homer gave st. Louis a ga
edge in the sixth and Dickson
took it from there, scattering
nine hits for a SO record. Bull,
14-5, was making his first start
since injuring his finger IL days
ago.
Despite the loss, Manager Fred
Haney of the leaders found
Bulbs performance heartening.
He's ready to go now" Haney
said after the big highlander
gave up three runs on five hits
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HITTERs DESERT STOBBS AGAIN
Griffs' Batting Order
Shows Yowninq Gap

posted a Shutout in 126 games,
were dealt their 10th banking
of the season as johnson famed
Jim Lemon three times and Ed
Yost and Whitley Herzog twice
each.
Chuck Stpbbs and ChakaleS
limited the Orioles to six hits.
and there was nothing wrong
with Stobbs' pitching that a bit
of batting support wouldn't have
cured. Chuck's last three losses
have been by 10, 30 and 30
scores. He has been on the
wrong end of four shutouts this
year.
Two of Baltimore's runs
against Stobbs last night were
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Cinein. at Chi. (2l
New York VS.. Brook :
lyn, Jersey c. tn,
Pitts. at Phila. tn)
Milw. at St. L. tn),
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FuriIIo Confined
Flu Attack

BROOKLYN. Aug. is (P).-
Carl Furillo. the Dodgers only
300 hitter at the moment. was
sent to bed with fever and a
suspected flu attack last night
before Brooklyn's game with the
Giants.
Junior Gillian took over right
field in Furillo'S absence while
Sandy Amoros went to leftfield.
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PROBABLE PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington at Baltimore tnigh)-
Pascual t5-13) VS. Fornieles t3-6l.
Detroit at Cleveland tnight)-Lary
(I1-12l vs. Lemon $3.50.
Boston at New York-Brewer Q8-4l
Chicago at Kansas City (night)-
Donovan t5-0 VS. Burnett pa.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York VS.. Brooklyn at Jersey City
enthusiastically 10-12) VS.. New
combe 1S-5).
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia night)--
Kline t9-l3) VS.. Meyer (1-5).
Cincinnati at Chicago (2)--Jeffcoat
(3-2) and Gross (2-Ol or. Fowler t7-l0)
w. M mIeyeI 4, AH s. MONS Touis 1niebt)-
TroWbridge GOD VS.. PohQlsky t7-S).
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Pro Football Agreement

TORONTO. Aug. Is (R.-An
informal working agreement has
been arranged between the
Detroit Lions and Toronto Of the
Senior Ontario Rugby Football
Union. The agreement allows
Toronto to get first crack at
Detroit cuts.
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Cincln. at Chicago.
N Y. At Bklyu. (n)
Milw. at St. L. M.
Only games scheduled
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1899 PERRY PL. N.w.-S4a5 DIN.
Groom brick. modern kitchen AM
bath. 3 porches. . baths.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
AMERICAN UNIV PIX

AMERICAN UNIV. PIX.
43rd and Brardywine sts.: beautiful
semidetached home in excellent con-
oition; 3 bedrmS., spacious din. rm.
ultIa-modern kit. Very fairly priced
ana worthy Of your inspection. Cal
MR.. BLAKE, EN-. 3-55.6.
Thomas D. Walsh, Inc.
S15 18th st. NV. DI. 7-T557
TOWNHOUSE OR NONPROFIT
CLUBHOUSE
1921 NJ ST NV,
lst A.: Huge cl"brm. kitchen, "a
baths. 2nd A.: 3 rms, kitchen and
bath. Basement. All rms. Of side
hall, Call Miss Zaker, FE. 3-3669.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 l4th St. NV. AID. 4-20Oh
MOVE RIGHT IN
=, oil Fern pl. NV bedrm., brk.
Nv nm, din. ,rm.. kit, full bsmt ),
rec. rm., h.-wh. GI LOAN. sol 81
pays all. Small cash payment.
~, C. T, FLETCHER, Realtor
Ju. A-92OO JU. S-S744
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2412 EYE ST.-Completely remod-
eled. 9-hedrm.. i2-bath brick house:
AIR cond. for summer, mod kit. nice
earden- AUSTIN DE WILD. AID.
41.61
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
MANOR PARK

Nice corner house, 8 rms,
built-in garage. Excellent
condition. Call owner, RA.
3-3l26, eyes,, for appt., or
home will be open from IL
to 6 only, Sun, May 20.
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GFORGETOWN

From the Della Robbia garden
fountain motif to the French bistro
dining room. this Federal semide-
tached house Is the best have seen
IN ID vars A 21-ft. salon and plenty
OF c;oset space and priced right. In
George Hull CO 5-OO60. ST. 3-9@OU.
JAMES l.. DIXON & co.
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COLORED--SPECIAL - 1900 block
Of Quincy ST. n.w.--Large Groom
home. :! baths. hardwood floors,
front and rear yards. garage. shrub
berry and many extras Sunday .
Call McIXER. IA l-51l1
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HOUSES FOR sALE-h.W.
coLoRED-vAcANT
BEAUTIFULLY REDEC. HOMES
FULL BSMTS.-A AUTOMATIC HEAT

BEAUTIFULLY REDEC. HOMES
FULL BSMTS. -AUTOMATIC HEAT
1899 PERRY PL. N.w.-S4a5 DIN,
| 6-room brick, modern kitchen AM
bath, 3 porches. . baths.
1880 HAMILTON N.w.-Saa5 DIN.
Det. dream, large rooms, fire
pace. -" screened porcheS, moderI
Kitchen, "a baths. finished bsmt.
Diet. garage.
545 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
WILL RENT OR SELL
Home and Offices. FIRST commercial
F.. ofiices and powder room, plus
rooms and bath.
354S 10th ST. N.W.-S995 DIN.
D APARTMENTS-F RENTED
Semidet. brick. modern bath. in.
come S2.7O0 per year.
2704 18th ST NE.-S7a5 On.
Det. q large rooms, modern kitch.
en-. fireplace. Diet. sarage. 4 porches
1908 22nd ST. N.E.-S995 DIN.
bet. q modern rooms. powder
room. modern kitchen. closets galore
rec. room
,.r ELLIS Kossow. REALToR
81 3-44lo tn. 1855;
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PARKs1DE NV.

1900 BLOCK ORCHID ST.
First presentation; near Rock
Greek Park and North Por-
tai Estates-Dignity and ele-
gance is the hallmark Of this
fine home. STYLED with
warmth in the Colonial
tradition, this home is de-
signed for gracious enter
tanning. Consider its many
exclusive and deliehtful ad-
vantaees the true CENTER
hall design opening into the
maenii1cent iiv. rm, fea-
turing the mirrored fireplace
wall. an impressive formal
din. nm, an unusually large
kit. with every modern work.
saving feature and lux
uriously paneled den with its
own powder rm. On the
upper level 3 massive bed
rms. oversize closets over
looking the sweeping garden
grounds and a lar2e shaded
patio. Also a paneled recre-
alton rm. adjacent to a
maids rm and powder rm.
A lear garage is entered
via stone walled driveway.
Completely air conditioned
and furnished with Wall-to-
wall Carpeting throughout.
An outstanding buy at only
S42 500. For appt, call Mr..
T. N. LERNER AND co.
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5345 29th ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. l-6 PM. ONLY
Brick Colonial; 3 bedrms.. .
baths, 24-ft. living rm., mod. kit,
powder rm.. pine paneled rec. rm.,
"a bath. lge. fenced yard. bordering
park; excel. transp.: Gil approved
So 700, sacrifice for S24.95O. Di-
rections' ,o0ut Conn, to Military,
ESTELLE PEARCE. EN-. a-SSS4
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
Chevy Chase, D. c., $22,450
sEDRMs.. . BATHS
543l Both PL. NV.

OPEN SUNDAY. I TO q
Be sure to see this OUTSTANDING
Colonial containing much charming
living space, center-hall plan. Ice
liV. rm,. lge. din. rm. big kit.
scr. living porch. 3 bedrms.. .
baths on md A.; wide stairs to Bird
IA. rm. above ground recreation
rm., garage. large rear ward: CT
approved, Drive out Conn. ave
right on Military I'd. to Both ri.
and left to home.
TOWN & SUBURBAN EN- o.o4OO
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North Portal Estates

CuStom-built homes. Features too
numerous 10 describe Must be seen.
Priced from S3y,950.00.
Open Saturday and Sunday 1900 to
Dark. Evenings 900 to 900
Directions: Out 10Th St NV. to circle
at District line. continue three
fourths around circle to North Portal
drive. right on North Portal drive
and follow open house signs.
JOLLES & SENNETT co.
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iCLEVELAND PARK, choic, . he'd.

CLEVELAND PARK. choice 3 bed.
rms. :, baths. :. porches and gar.
reduced to S16.950. Good terms
c. DELE Il CO, INC, ST. 1880
CLEv. PARK, 1921 Veazey st. NV,
open Sun. 2-6---3 bedrms., = baths
. screened porches. lear garage:
: OIL h.-w,h., under $1,000, liberal
financing Cow to schools. stores
and churches LEONARD REALTY
RI
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,HoUsEs for SALE, NV. Cont. J

CHEVY CHASE (Barnaby Woods ~
BY OWNER, 1910 Send ply
b rms, ia baths, porch, garage
Terms easier than rent. Open
TO D sat. Sun. and Mon. ia.
S-3966. 20
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- 62I GALLATIN ST.
NV. .Arranged for l or . families.
. kitchens, :, baths. heated base
ment. new garage. Vacant quick
possession. Call Mr.. Clark. RIA
3-g0ll. MARSHALL J MAPLE
CO. l.2i l4th st. NV, AID. 4-s0n5
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CLEVELAND PARK-Extr. 10,

: hedrm., bath home for income
Mr. Conn ave Mr.. Dotson. AID
4-l1l1. LYMAN c DELE g. CO
. INC. ST. 3-352O, 10 3-O6S3.
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det home; dbl. gar.
1906 18th st, mr. Crestwood Open
20. Sun. OWNER. TIA. 9-l1d4
COLORED-OPEN 20: 1898 Gala
tin st. NV Det., bedrms.. den,
glass screened porches. AID. 1850,
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COL, 80; oUINTANA Pr. NV
Open 80. Master bath, family
bath. rec. rm.. garaRe. porches.
wall to wall carpets and immac
cond. makes this modern Il rm
semidet brick home an outstanding
buy c. f. MARION CO., JE.
4-4454.
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COL, 49OS ith ST. N.W.-Oppn
10. This modern spic and span,
$ rm, Colonial brick home with
concrete porch and garage for only
Sl5,a5O. in this much wanted area
is a real buy. c. E. MARION CO.
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tkldb 0dtllC Iuuuy llllc.
. THE Buccaneers" which
dropped anchor last Saturday on
CBS-9.
. "Sir Lancelot," who will
tilt with the 8 pm. opposition
beginning tonight (WRC-D.
Whether 1.-THE Buccaneers
will be as successful as Robin
Hood seems extremely doubtful
after examining the first confus-
ing episode Saturday. The villain
Of the piece appears to be Black
beard and the hero a 1.-the chap
with a lovely mustache and
manners who strikes graceful
poses over the side Of ships, forts,
and recumbent members Of His
Majesty's disrespectful opposi-
ton.
One Of the King Georges Ut
wasn't quite clear which one)
send this superior chap to a
pirate stronghold in the Atlantic
Git wasn't quite clear which one)
to pardon all the blighters and
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stone: Royal romance is the
theme; well-known popular
and operate love songs per-
formed BY Elaine Malbin anc
Robert Housewife.
$500. wRC- Telephone Hour
The noted American pianist
Grant Johanesen, is tonight'l
guest performer.
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impose law if not order. He had
to do it Surreptitiously by taking
a deserted fort on the island and
later convincing those pirates
with decent impulses that the
lpardons were on the royal level.
Blackboard a rugged individ-
ualist type, kinda liked the way
things were and while he couldn't
get the better of his opponent
IA crack shot and q champion
lfencer), he did manage to escape
from the harbor with his hench-
men. He will be heard from
later on, suspect.
There were occasional touches
of humor in the portrayal of
minor characters and the sets
were ambitious and convincing.
We could use a bit of honest dash
and derring-do on Tv screens
but if this one keeps up the way
lit began, Blackboard is going
to wind up with all our SYM
|pathy. -
The show also appears to be
slotted a little late in the eve
ming (7:3O. WTOP-9) for the
audience that should enjoy it
the most.
H*H
Mildred Pierced:
Baritone MacRae took over as
host of Lux Video Theater last
Thursday (WRC-4) and the opus
chosen was an adaptation - a
lslashing abridgment - of that
serviceable James Cain story,
Mildred Pierce" Virginia Bruce
played Mildred and a number
of other well-known actors, in
cluding Zachary Scott, were de-
lployed around the sets to recite
the lines.
1t was pretty frightfuI and
Mr.. MacRae. though a IittI,
more at ease than his uneasy
predecessors, Otto Kruger ani
James Mason, added very IittIt
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graves in a i0-round heavy
weight bout.
1890. WTOP (9)-Studio One:
Season Premiere. An eccentric
collector has bizarre plans for
disposing Of one Of Lincoln's
original drafts Of the Gettys-
burg Address.
HIS, WTOP l9) - The Late
Show: CLOSE Up" Alan Bax-
ter, Virginia Gilmore. A news
reel cameraman discovers that
he has photographed a miss
ing Nazi leader who has been
hiding out in New York.
1850, WRC t4)--Tonight:: Tony
Randall is visiting Emcee
Guests include Alice Pearce
and Louis Nye, comedians
Dick Lyman and his orches-
ira.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WIDOW, WASH-FM = In
the Concert Hall: Bizet, SYM
phony No. in C: Mozart,
Concerto No. in @ Major
for Flute and Orchestra;
Beethoven. Symphony No. 5
in c.
1880, WGMS-FM--Music From
Germany: Durante. Concerto
in G.: Haydn, Symphony No.
As in B.
sos, WGMS-FM = Symphony
Hall: Beethoven, Symphony
No. 8 in F; List. Todtentanz.
500, WTOP-Robert @. Lewis:
Comedian Jackie annon
offers one of his famous acts,
and an audience guest will
air his views on the Sixty
Second Soap Box"
$3.50, WMAL-Voice Of Fire.
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TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1900, WTOH (9)--Soldiers OF
Fortune: Tim and Toubo, in
pursuits Of adventure, are
led into a near brush with
savage Nepalese bandits.
1880, WMAL l7)-Bold Jour-
ney:: '.Bullf1ght in Madrid:
Clifford Kamen's film record
of the color and excitement
of Spanish bullfighting. Also
the running of the bulls at
Pampalona.
1880, WTTG (5)-I Spy: Ray
mond Massey stars in the
exciting episode entitled
Treason by Proxy"
$500, WTTG (5)-Movietime
USA: "This Land Is Mine. 2
Set in a Nazi-occupied viii
lage in Europe, the plot re-
wolves around a timid school,
teacher who sacrifices his
life. Charles Laughton, Maui
reen O'Hara.
$500, WMAL (D-Bulletin
From BERTHE: Arthur Treach-
er and Arnold Stang costaI
in the story of a British corr
respondent assigned to re-
port on Americas less in
hibited citizens.
$500, WRC (4)-Sir Lancelot:
A new series of Sir Lancelot
and King Arthur and his
knights Of the Round Table.
800, WNIAL (7)-Film Fair:
Its Not Cricket" stars Basil
Radford. The devotion OF
the English to a pastime leads
to international intrigue.
$3.50, WRC (4l--Robert Mont
gomery presents: Claudette
Colbert stars in after All
These Year" The story Of q
wife's dilema when her hus-
band leaves home.
$3.50, WTOP (9)--The Vic Da-
none Show: Guests include
Spring Byinton and Vera Fell
ton.
$3.50, WTTG (5) - Boxing:
Wayne Bethea VS.. Joe BY