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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26
Jimmy Lake Night Is Next
After 18th Birthday Purty

One good party deserves an
other, so the celebrations aren't
finished yet in connection with
Jimmy Lakes 18th birthday
anniversary and his recovery
from pneumonia.
The well-known sports figure,
who currently is announcer for
boxing and wrestling in Wash
ington. was guest at a lunch
con party yesterday given by
WILDER Barclay at Hendrix
Steak House. About so we'll
wishers attended and the con-
census was that Jimmy de.
served an even bigger whing-
ding.
The next affair coming UP is
a fight at Capitol Arena jan
uary l. and 1t was decided to
turn that into Jimmy Lake
Night. The boxing feature that
night will be a heavyweight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26
SENATOR'S

Continued From Page A.23
night games. IL Sundays, two
holiday double headers and
opening day. Box seats $40,
reserved seat eli2.
CD "Arc Special All Il
night games and opening day.
Box seat Sos. reserved seat
$s4.
90 "Arc Limited"-14 night
games 1.-TWO against each team
and opening day. Box seat
$3.50, reserved seat $780,.
,(5) Sunshine. Special IL
Sundays, two holiday double
headers and Opening Day.
Box seat $3.50, reserved seat
$50.
The Senator's ticket sales
force, including Pitchers Chuck
Stobbs and Hal Griggs, and
Johnny Welaj. Johnny Nor
rissey and John Simmons, win
be on duty at the ball park
from 9 am. every day and may
be reached at North 1896.
The schedule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26
Knights to Give
Awards Tonight

Joe Walton Of the Redskins
will speak at the 18th annual
awards banquet at Montgomery
Junior College at Z O'Clock to-
night.
Awards viii be made to the
most valuable player, the OUT
standing Mneman and the most
improved player on the squad.
The eight head football coaches
in the Montgomery County
high schools and their team
representatives will attend.
Lee Ehrbright. chairman Of
the board at Montgomery, will
be POSTMASTER. Dean Donald
Deyo viii preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26
Joe Erskine Wins
British Rino Title

LEICESTER. England. Nov,
26 (R.-Joe Erskine of Wales
outpointed Joe Bygraves Of
Jamaica In q l5-round bout
last night for the British En-
'pire heavyweight boxing title.
Earlier Randy Turpin. British
light : heavyweight champion.
won an eight-round technical
knockout over Germany's 1--WE
Jansen in q scheduled 10
round bout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26
.ALL-sTARs
Continued From PAGE A-2s

Continued From Page A-23
Rebel forward wall which was
Chiefly responsible for q 1870
upset of WI and q TT tie
with Hammond, among other
highlights.
McLean's Jim Hall is. the
other tackle. He was above
average on offense and defense
and exceptional on downfield
blocking. Harting was a defen-
sive standout for Wakefield and
one Of the big reasons for the
Warriors attaining a share Of
the district title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26
Jack FrieI to Quit
Coaching Basketball

PULLMAN. Wash, Nov. 26
A. Jack Friel. who recently
began his 30th year as head
basketball coach at Washington
State College. will step down
Iat the end Of this season. He
win remain on the WSC phys
ical education stan in a teach
ing capacity.
Friel has coached wsU teams
to 400 victories, and ranks in
the top 10 of the Nations
basketball coaches in games
won. He is regarded as the in.
Iventor of two-platoon basket
ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26

Guard Aurelius Thomas and
End Leo Brown were the other
Ohio State players to make It.
Collins (Mike) Hagler Of
Iowa. who played his high
school ball at Armstrong High
in Washington. D. c., made the
third team.
Alex Karras. 6-foot-2, 23S-
pound Iowa tackle. was the
only unanimous choice and the
only repeater from last years
team. The other IcWan to make
It was End Jim Gibbons.
Two who made It last yeai
had to be satisfied with honor
able mention this time-Full-
back Mel billiard Of Purdue and
Halfback Bobby McKeiver Of
Northwestern.
FIRST TEAM
End---James Gihbons, Iowa.
Tackle--Alex Karfas, Iowa.
.. GUARD Aureiius Inomas' OHIO
!. csntsr--DsnieI cuFris, Miehissn
q:.s,. s.,,| E|sse g,',e sss
End--Leo Brown. ohio STATE.
ouerterback - James NinoWSki,
Halfbsck-pon CLARK. ohio State.
Haliback-James Pace, Niehigan..
Fullsark--Waiter koValcsyk, Mich
s.A SECOND TEAM
state. and Dave ksissT;,' nisSissn
= Tsssekies--Richard Klein. Iowa. and
Nick MumleV, Purdue.
GuardH--uhVid Bufkholder, Minne-
sofa. and Robert Commings, Iowa.
Center--Neil Hnbis. Purdue.
state; Daniel Lewis. Wisconsin; ROB.
ert Mitchell Illinois. and Robert
White, Ohio State.
THIRD TEAM
Ends Rod Hanson, Illinois, and
Earl Hill, Wisconsin.
Tacklos--Jim Marshall, Ohio state.
dnards-jehn Jafdine. Purdue. and
Bill BurreIl, Illinois,
Center--pfck ,Teteak., Wisconsin.
collins Hasier. Iowa: Bisnche Marlin.
Michigan State, and Ray Nitschke.
Illinois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26
POLL

Continued From Page A-e3
beat Kansas State. 27-9, In
their last game.
Ohio State drew SIS first votes
to Al for Michigan State.
Navy Drops to Eighth
Completing the first 10 teams
were Texas Ann, Oklahoma.
Iowa. Mississippi. Navy, Rice
and Army. Oklahoma and
Iowa moved up from sixth "a
eighth rankings after last Sat-
urday's victories. Mississippi
and Navy, both idle, dropped
back a notch or two.
Rice, tying Texas Ann for
the Southwest Conference lead,
replaced Notre Dame, loser to
Iowa, in the top 10 rankings.
Arizona State. another UNI
beaten team, attracted IL votes
for first place and 1913 points.
The Texas Aggies get their
chance for conference title
and q bowl bid Thursday when
they play Texas. Saturday,
Oklahoma plays Oklahoma
State, Mississippi meets Mis-
sissippi State. Rice plays Bay
lor and Army and Navy clash
in their blue-ribbon game.
The top 10 teams, with points
on l0-o-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-l basis,
FIRST place votes and won-lost
records In parentheses):
/. Auburn 1851 (o-0) : 1850
2. Ohio State 1851 (e-D 1859
8. Michigan State (4i)
t8-D $50 i7i3
4. Texas Ann (s-D = 1870
8. Oklahoma 90 (e-I)- 1912
q. Iowa Cd 7-l-D - 1880
Z. Mississippi 90 (e-D 967
8. Navy (7-i-D ------- TOO
8. Rice (6-3) --------- 384
10. Army ODD $1,000 SAG
Second Ten
IL. Arizona State lD (9-0)
1893
IL. Notre Dame (5-3) - l4l
Is. Mississippi State (6-2D 1873
IA. Wisconsin C6-3D "a
Is. North Carolina State
IA 81
l6. Duke (6-2-0 ------- so
II. VMI GOLD ------- As
10. Tennessee (6-3) - 38
10. Oregon State (S-2 81
20. Florida (5-2-D q
I(West Virginia and Elon each
rNnived one first-place vote)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

NEW yoEK:--Alsz Mitsff, eos: A. AZ.
NEW oRLEAkss.. - Ralph pupas.
14lh, New orleans, outpcinted Mickey
Crawford. l47. saginaw, Mich, 10.
pin, Ensland. stopped Topped 1--WE Jansen.
Germany, g. Joe Erskine. Wales, OUT
pointed Joe Bygraves, Jamaica, is.
SYDNEY. Australia. Russell Sands.
134h, Australia. outpointed Hocine
Khaln. 1904, Algeria. IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-26

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HONORABLE MENTION

Ends-Barry Keenan,, Mclean; Fred Ferlazzo Garfield
Tackles-Bob Lewis, Hammond Jack Vincent Mclean Jay
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Larry Dohner, George Washington; Whitmer Fairfax
Manuel Azamora Mount Vernon: John Doty George
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"I'm personally acquainted
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
500. WTTG l5l-Theater al

$500. WTTG f5l-Theater at
8: Quick Money" with Fred
Stone and Jack Carson. TV
Key says: Mild comedy
about a small-town mayor
who opposes plans to build
a, resort with school funds
uo3D.
$3.50, WTOP t9l - Eve Arden
Show: Liza Hammond finds
a neighborhood mother is a
rival for the affections and
esteem OF her twin daughters
800, WRC Meet Nc
Graw: The suitors Of love-
ly Broadway star seem prone
TO fatal mishaps In kiss OF
Death"
$3.50, WMAL (7D-Telephone
Time: The Other Van
Gogh." The story OF the
brother Of the Dutc h
painter.
1000. WMAL (7D-West Point:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Toddys top shoDs as pyeutewed bv TV KEYS STAG.
pho attend rehedrsals match screenings and dnayse
scripts in Neo York and Hollywood. Their opinions
offered as a guide to area viewers.
Nat king" Cole Sho-Songwriter Johnny guests
and refuses to let the entire program be devoted to his
songs Johnny sings Mats hit Send for Me" and duets
with the King Save the Bones for Henry Jones'"
record they made 10 years ago. Nat sings MERGERS
Dream" Autumn Leaves" and Something's Gotta
Give" 7:30 pm, WRC-
Suodroot-Bunch GUTTER Our hero leads cattle drive
north and gets involved with the boss daughter and
pair Of drfters Fairly interesting but the last 10
minutes straight out of Hopalong Cassidy In add
ton to Hutchins the gals Will ike handsome Ray Danton
as the villain. 1880 pm, WMAL-7.
Phil Suers Shotr-"Sgt Blko Presents" Ernie discovers
another Tennessee williams in the platoon. and tries to
get the playwrights hearrendng drama the boards
Gordon Polk contributes amusing portrayal the shy
southern dramast but the gag begins to wear thin after
while. pmr WTOP-9
Eddie Fisher Shop-Bey Cradle joins Eddie in numbers
from Guys and Dolls" She tries "Adelaides Lament
and duets with George Gobel TO Sue Me- Eddie sings
Luck Be Lady and sit Down, You're Rockin the Boat,
plus "Just in Time" and THE Party's Over" The Mary
Kaye trio and Elaine Dunn join the headners in version
Of "Madbal" for the wind-up. pm. WRC-.
Wyatt Earp"Hung Jury" Routine Earp but the outcome
may lively discussion between the sexes An
innocent" citizen is shot and when the murderer is
finally caught our friend carp permits the guilty one to
go free. $50 pm. WMAL-7.
Broken Aot-Black Moment" Best of the current season
Cochse and Jeords trapped by four armed men, One
Of the has killed old miner, and intends to frame
Cochse for the crime Exciting entry, with plenty OF
shooting. pm. WMAL-7.
To Tell the Truth-Tonigh the panel meets Cd young
with unusual relatives az girl whose permission
sends people their and 81 fellow with quaint
Halloween surprise Often amusing show thanks to some
hrst-rate nbbing. pmr WTOP-9.
Red Skeon-Bob Sweeney Jackie Coogan and Red appear
in shpboard sketch which ends up with Red volunteer
ing a satellite Broad sapstick performed with
gusto. $50 pm. wTOP-e
Bob Cummings Shoo-"Bob Slows Down" Plenty of laughs
tonight particularly at both ends of the show Bobs been
living at such wild pace his sister and his doctor
spre TO keep him in check Their plan almost works. but
kind of glad 1t didn't This wouldn't be much Of a
show without Bobs girl friends. $3.50 pm, WRC4.
The cafornidns-"The Lost Queue This generally
done lift from the delightful per-
Of lovely Mchi Kobi Oriental girl hard
to adjust TO the brawng San Francisco climate
OF the last century 10 pm, WRC-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29

and recent Stepe Allen speech.
Steve wants networks TO use
their radio stations as a farm
system" for training comics and
iDriters.
Garry Moore fans. attention
On his morning show tomorrow
Garry viii demonstrate an "ac-
tual. unrehearsed Brainstorm
session" The father Of the
idea. the Osborn Of Batten,
Barton Durstine and Osborn.
defines II this way: Brain
storm means using the brain To
storm a creative problem-and
TO do so In commando fashion.
with each stormer audaciously
attacking the same objective"
The likely subject. What
iUtres can do to help their hus-
bands ltpe longer.
Hear. hear!
Quickie Scoreboard:
Dinah Shore Show Sunday,
WRc-D: An Improvement
over her first. especially in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29

"Army-Navy Game" A star
halfback is restricted from
the classic game. Doc Blan-
chard plays himself as q
backfieid coach.
1880, WTOP tN Silent Serv-
ice: The Last Dive" Two
Navy snorkel subs 60 to the
Arctic for cold weather
operations.
HIS. WTOP t9l--Late Show:
Dragons Gold" with John
Archer and Hillary Brooks.
A detective investigates the
disappearance of o man
1889.
ll:2O, WMAL l7) Mystery
Theater: Strange Affair"
with Allyn Joslyn and Eve
Ign Reyes. A mystery writer
helps break UP a Nazi orr
ganization tl944.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500. WASH.FM-In the Con-
cert Hail: Violin Concerto in
d by Tchaikovsky, Fantastic
Symphony by Berlioz and
Symphony No. 3, Nielsen.
7:Oo, wMAL I'm - Inter-
mezzo: Three Bayarian
Dances. Opus ~ by Edward
Elgar and Concerto In d,
opus n by Johannes
Brahms.
1888. WGMS--R eporters
Roundup: Sir Leslie Munro,
New zealand's Ambassador
TO the United States ano
president Of the United Ma
tons General Assembly, will
be interviewed by Thomas
j. Hamilton of the New
York Times and Bruce w.
Mum Of United Press.
$3.50, WGMS - Turkish Pro-
gram: The press Office Of the
Turkish Embassy presents a
program on the occasion Of
the 34th anniversary Of the
Turkish Republic. Common.
tary by Altemur Kilic. press
attache.
$500. VOL Good Music
Time: Patrie Overture by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29

pioring mood recently. too. /.
In q speech at Dallas. he de-
piored those broadcasters ''who
have chosen TO ignore criticism
+. rather than analyze It,"
On The Run:
Mike Wallace interviews Kirk
Douglas Saturday (WNfAL--D.
and II you're interested In why
Kirk agreed 10 do 1t. here's the
curious way he explained 1t TO
the Associated PRESS Charles
Mercer:
II feel every once In q while
you have 10 stick your neck out.
4 mean that I. NJ an actor.
every so often should be seen
on balance BY the public with
the chance that IN fall on my
face. The public deserves .
chance 10 see e."
(Another reason could be
that Kinks latest picture Is a
million bucks over budget--and
every bit of publicity helps)
Hugh O'Bridn sends along a
COPY OF his frst album fiDhich
he has been endiessly pluDoincJ
and notes that hen finish Aim
ing the Wyatt carp series merit
month Which apparently
ptu leaUe him free to really
plug IL. First guest spot.
Dinah's December rs shotC.
ventriloquist Jimmy Nelson.
who switched" dummies with
Alec Houston. Of the Jimmy
Dean show, win be back on the
|CBS-e program Saturday. -.
The "feuding" bit could develop
into q long term program asset,
II handled right.
Problems OF comedians illus
trated By George Gobels Sun
day piece in This Week maya
zine fseHsitiVftv OF se0MeHts Of
audience to Udrfous sHbjectO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29

Twentieth Century Sunday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
Why Your Body
Stays Well

. The greatest medical mys-
terry OF all is that you stay nell!
In November Readers
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BILE How nature provides
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Get the November Readers
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29

by Christopher Plummer tthe
hero). Rex Thompson and
Johnny Washbrooke as the
look-alikes tand they didl,
Hurd Hatfield thissss). John
Carradine "a pox on him). and
Sir Cedric Hardwicke.
The David Susskind produce
ton even boasted the hallmark
Of q 'liye" hit--a wandering
stage hand admlring the coro-
nation In the closing act.
Even rwain's underlying ex-
ercise. an espousal Of the DEM
ocratic virtues. was re-echoed.
II somewhat quantity in the
Leslie Slote adaptation.
The first act played heavily.
but with the entrance OF
Plummer. q fine iaeure Of q
man a fancy fencer. the
buckles began TO swash.
Only one question was left
unanswered:
Why was this show. a natural
for youngsters. put on so late
at night7
The mixcd.up critics:
In the October 10 issue of
Sponsor. a trade magazine.
Evelyn Konrad's lead article,
The Critics BE Damned" de-
plores newspaper reviews Of
new Tv season programs.
Same magazine. one issue
later, in an editorial on the
need for simplicity In TV:
The lire shows built around
a singer hare Jared badly Nth
rvs critics this fall. FOR OUR
OWN PART. tDe hare seen
much that iDds mediocre. and
certainly there are too many
shoios riding this particular
baRdpdgon."
Harold Fellows. president Of
the National Association Of
Broadcasters. was In . de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29

WTOP-o): Expertly assembled
film footage on the birth Of
Rockets vi and w in Germany
and an awesome reminder
that a next war Is unthinkable.
49,
See II Now Sunday, WTOP
81: A repeat Of The Secret
Life OF Danny Kaye" (And
worth doing again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29

selection of songs, but writer's
still haven't found the banter
and comedy range. Dinah
ought to repeat "Betwiched"
1.-THE transmission was
bothereo). Guests included
Gale Storm. Boris Karloh.
around whom the Halloween
party was ineptly built, and
Bob Cummings. Bob. Gale
and Dinah executed a neat
backward fall over a bench for
Ia finale. Planned or not.
IL gave them land the au-
dience) a laugh.
Wide. Wide World Sunday.
WRC-4): An inspiring look
at the medical PROFESSIONALISM
many a dramatic wallop and
heart tug. Shots I liked:
that long sweep down the line
Of researchers. technical as
sistants. ETC.. at the City Of
Hope. The best spokcsmen:
the doctors themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-29
ON THE AIR
Prithee. Why So
Lote, Sir CHS?
Ny BERNIE HARRISON

With It's flashing swords and gallant heroes
and deepdyed villains regal pomp and prison poverty Mark
Twans The Prince and the Pauper sti remains whale
Of q fable.
Especially as performed last night tWToP-O. as Du.
Points second show Of the month by coe company headed
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form of law granted, unto the un-
dersigned, on the 3rd day of June
A. d. 1857, and that all persons
having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present the
same. duly attested, to the said
Neocia NJ. Harmon, Administrative
of the estate of Horace ]. Harmon,
on or before the 3rd day of June.
1858, or abide the Act of Assembly
in such case made and provided
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