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St. Paul recorder., 1958-09-19
Bill Russell Hos
Basketball PFofeqee

Boston, (ANPl-m recent weeks
local sports fans have blinking at
the sight of two human slSyscrap-
ers walking down the streets cas-
ually disrupting traffic.
One giant is Bill Russell, well
known star rebounder on the Bos-
ton Celtics' basketball team, and
former star for the San Francisco
Dons The other Is relatively un-
known in this part OF the country.
James (Jim) Hadnot
But out on the West Coast,
Little" Hadnot who is 8 feet
10 inches tall, and weighs 2ss
pounds-is well-known for his ex-
ploits on the basketball court and
in track. He will enroll at Provid-
ence Or, H. college.
Jim was named the most valu-
able player in the California
Tournament of Champions, play
ing for the McClyends High school
Of Oakland. His squad had the
distinction OF going undefeated In
"a games over a three-year span,
lost only six games.
The younger edition Of big Bill
Russell had little trouble in aver
aging "a rebounds per game and
about Is points in each one.
Jim came under the expert tute-
lage Of Russell about three years
ago in Oakland. They're neighbors
and live only a few blocks apart.
Young Hadnot refused to answer
positively whether he win play
professional basketball.
Il have TO make the Providence
team first" he replied, "Tn worry
about pro ball four years from
now"
Jim let IL be known that, as q
former resident Of Houston, Tex,
he was not exactly looking for
ward to all that snow Bnrs been
telling me about"
With an attitude like that and
an accompanying sense Of humor,
young Hadnot need not worry
about making the Providence team
with flying colors.
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-FOUR NEGROES WIN
IN BOSTON PRIMARIES

Boston, Mass. (ANP)-Four Ne.
groes won in the primaries here
this week. The state offices which
they seek total three seats I'm the
Massachusetts, House OF Repre-
sentatlves.
In Ward the incumbent state
Representative Lincoln q. Pope
viii be opposed by former State
Representative Laurence II. Banks
Pope is a Democrat: Banks, a Re
publican.
In the eleventh district, Suffolk
County. a prodominantly Negro
area, Alfred s. Brothers, a war
veteran, won the Republican nom
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Mays To Star
In tn. Film

New York (ANPl - Willie
Mays. New York Giants sensa-
tionai outfielder. win co-star
with several other big names
in big league baseball Sunday,
Sept. 2s. when the CBs-Tv net
work airs its october Classic"
program. a special pre-world
Series presentation OF The 20th
Century" featuring eight top
series thrills OF the past, as seen
through the eyes OF sports col
umnist Walter "Red" Smith. and
narrated by Phil RiExuto,
Mays starring act win be his
miracle catch. In the 1854 World
Series. against the Indians Vic
wertz.
The presentation win be seen
at the time usually given over
to "Air Power" II was pro-
duced by the CHS Television
network, and is sponsored by the
Prudential Insurance company.
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ination easily. However, barring a
recount which could change the
results, Attorney Oswald L. Jor-
dan, field representative with the
Massachusetts Commission Again
st Determination. edged political
newcomer, Royal Boiling. by a
votes for one OF tho two Dem
ocratie nominations for state rep
resentative.
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straining order be issued against
the school board. The Judge re-
fused TO grant this order and sent
the children 10 attend Negro
schools until he hears their case
against Alexandria officials who
barred them from attending white
schools.
The hearing date win not be
set until the school board has had
a chance to file a response which
must be before Sept 20. Judge
Bryant said that the students
would enter Negro schools without
prejudice in the case
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HURRICANE JACKSON To
BOX IN CANADA

Sherbrooke, Quebec (ANP) -
Banned by two boxing commits
sions in the US. Tommy CHurri-
cane) jackson has apparently de-
cided TO resume his heavyweight
career in Canada.
Hurricane Is scheduled 10 fight
unranked Johnny Wick Of New
York City in the main bout at the
sherbrooke Arena, this week.
The bout was arranged by Prom
oter Warren Berwick.
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Divorce statistics Indicate
that the rate Of separations de-
cline sharply where the wife In
u good cook. wholesome food
has an especial charm 60 which
beauty is not competitive."--
Douglas MeadOr.
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sCANDALoUs MIXING

United Nations, NY. (ANP) -
Perhaps the most unique commen-
tary on the issues in Little Rock
and the Netting Hill section OF
London was a cartoon drawn last
week by cartoonist Joan Effel and
appearing in the Partisan paper
F'rance-Soir.
The cartoon depicted a racist
glaring at the keyboard OF a piano
and the caption read: "Scandalous!
Black keys with white onesw
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MONEY IN THE BANK

Savings in all US. banks in
creased 81 billion last year, bring
ing the total which the American
people have on deposit in their
banks to an aggregate Of Ss75
billion at the close Of business in
1857.
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ODDS AND ENDS

An autOmotive invention that is
greatly needed--braIses that auto
maticaIIy get tight when the driver
does.
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TNIN cITY
Pin PATT

The lanes were shining with a
high gloss, the darkened pits
were looking out over the scene
with doleful eyes, the pin boys
were congregated in the foyer
chattering of "this and that,
manager, Johnny Brown was busi-
ly checking to see that all was in
tip top shape, while Frances Mas
losld greeted all with a CHEEKY
hello" as she dispensed, change
and refreshments; the Twin Cities
Ladies were opening their $3.50
bowling season at st. Peter Claver
Lanes.
Many new faces among the bowl
ers were noticed such as: Lillian
Banham for Cooks, LOWE Park
er for Ted Bies, Ruth Williams for
Brooks.
Bowling as subs were, Muriel
Gardner, Lydia Pillow, and Evelyn
Henderson.
Ruth Pierre of Coleman Loan
appeared to encourage her team
even though a Clipped bone in her
ankle prevented her bowling. We
hope to see Ruth able to be with
out her crutches soon.
Seen in the gallery were many
Of the "old faithfuls" Geo. Matt
hews, Bennie Fowler, Marguerite
Ellis, Barbara Todd, Bob Graham,
Haywood Kemp, Vince Shepard
Anita and Donna Sales, Kathy and
''Thad" Toombs, Martini Perry
Sammy Canton and Jim Gardner
Opening night tension was eased
somewhat by the presence of our
moral supporters. Come again we
like to see you. Jansen team could
not do without it's chief cheering
section of one "Bea" Walton.
TWIN CITY LADIES, SEPT. 9
High Single Game: Louise Thom-
as 1S6, "Ev" Henderson 1855, Gwen
Laine and CODY Banks ia.
High Series: Gwen Laine 4s4
Ev Henderson 453 and CODY Banks
449.
Team Event
Cent. Loan 3 Brooks Fun. 9
Jansen Liquor Grove Finance Q
Jimmy's DIX 2 Ted Bies
Coleman Loan 2 Cooks
A point Of etiquette in bowling,
do not run to the foul line to de-
liver your ball at the same time as
the bowler on your right or left
begins her delivery. In other words
don't get in the way Of bowlers
on the alleys adjacent to you!
DUO-CITIES PACESETTERS
SEPT. IL
Daddy and Mommie's pride and
joy, three month old Maurice Slay.
ton was the youngest ganerite "a
visit the EZ Lanes Thursday. He
brought along his big brother Ma
thaniel who is a very few months
older. Ernie Washington and
Howie Barrett were on hand to SEE
what their better halves were do
ing bowling wise as was Jas. Lass.
ley Dee" Turner, "Sy' johnson
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Team High Series: Acme Clnrs
2OS3, State Liquors 2074. team &
2O6O.
Don't ridicule the beginner
bowler, give her your advice and
help, tell her what she Is doing
wrong. but don't laugh at rcr In
experience. You were once a be
ginner too!
Become familiar with and fol
low the rules Of the game. Learn
TO score"
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Beers To UnelCsh
Ton Fury In
1858 Grid Wcrs

Chicago (ANP)-The Chicago
Bears. once soourge Of the Nation
al Football League, recaptured |
some Of its glory in 1856. But last !
year, the Bears were among the
also rams in the western division |
race.
The Bears have been finding in
creasing use Of tan players in the
last three or four seasons. Per
formers like Bobby Watkins, ]. C |
Caroline and (for a part of the
season. Perry Jeter were key men
on the 1856 western division
championship team.
Last season. the Bears produced /
a surprise package in Willie Cali
more. A phenomenal runner in the
first half OF the season Galimore
was hobbled somewhat in the last
half by injuries.
This year, George Halas, re-
turning to coaching duties after
a couple Of years Of abstinence,
has just TO beef up his offense
by employing Caroline, the form
er Illinois star, as a two-way
player.
Caroline In Old Role
Caroline has been a defensive
standout for two seasons, but was
used in spot situations extensively
last year and, on occasion, in his
rookie year in 1856. J. c., who
gained 1870 yards at Illinois to
lead the nation in rushing in 1853,
is a feared runner. When needed,
Of course, Caroline can be used de.
fensively
Galimore, second leading Bear
ground gamer in 1857 with 5Ss
yards in 127 attempts for a AZ
/ oFNA abNt was tic Ntelila ActAuluk
scorer with AZ points (seven touch
downs). Four Of the tbs came
in a brilliant performance against
the Los Angeles Rams.
Watkins, a leading runner in
1855 and 1856, was hobbled by
injuries last season. But he is a
good short man when first down
yardage is needed.
One Of the sad moves for Halas
was the cutting loose OF Jotor.
After starring as a rookie in the
first half of 1856, the former
California Poly star suffered an
ankle injury in mid-season. Last
year, he was showed into the back
ground by Galimore, the former
Florida A & NJ standout.
One of the reasons Halas felt
that he could free Caroline for Of
fensive assignments was the ac-
QUESTION Of Erich Barnes. rookie
halfback from Purdue. Barnes, ac-
tually an end last year in Big
Ten competition, is fast and valu-
able on pass defensive.
Newcomers In Fold
Willie Lee, Galimore's teammate
at Florida A & NJ, is expected to
give the Bears some offensive line
help. The 240-pound tackle, re-
acquired by the Bears after play
ing last season for the Pittsburgh
steelers, has been starting in ex-
hibitions.
Newcomers to the Bears in
training at Collingwood, Ind, in
cluded Lionel Reed, the former
Central State CwiIberforce, ohio)
fullback: Aubrey Lewis, the ex-
Notre Dame; Rommie Loudd, an
end, and Tom Adams, another end,
members of UCLA 1855 Rose Bowl
team, and Jim Glover, a center
from Kentucky State.
Loudd plays offensive end and
linebacker on defense. Adams has
two years Of pro experience in
Canada. Reed had a tryout last
year with the steelers. The 225-
pound Glover earned Midwestern
Conference honors for Kentucky
State in 1856. Lewis, the Notre
Dame track captain last spring.
was a star halfback for the Irish
two seasons but was handicapped
by injuries.
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Gets Dismissal Notice

About mid-afternoon Mrs. Hun
dley was called into the office OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Meister, director Of
cafeterias, and given her dismissal
notice 10 become effective as OF
Sept. 10.
supt. Williams admitted that:
Mrs. Hundleys work was very
satisfactory. We've had no com
plants in the 2h years she's
worked for US. We promoted her
and complied with her request 20
be transferred TO a school nearer
her home. Then she turned around
and sued us.
we couldn't very well continue
TO employ her after such a slap In
the face. II we had continued, II
would have been condoning her
action. Her race had nothing TO do
with tiff she had been green II
WDulu nave uttH tile hdiile bhAks
Mrs. Hundley said she was 80
shocked by the unexpected dis
missal that she Just said thank
you" and went home.
Frank d. Reeves and Otto L.
Tucker. attorneys for the Negro
students said they would ask the
board 10 rescind the dismissal
Reeves added that We're used 10
economic pressure, But when II Is
the defendant In this case him
self who is applying H. that's
stupid"
Husband In Hospital
Two Of Mrs. Hundley's children
Theodosia, Il, and Pearl Hen, II.
are applying for admission TO
George Washington high school In
Alexandria. Her husband, Pervis
is a patient in a hospital
The IA children. including the
two Hundleys, filed a suit Friday
through their attorneys asking for
a temporary order 80 they could
be attending the white schools
while their case Is pending.
The group appeared before Fed
eral Judge Albert V. Bryant Mon
day asking that a Temporary re-
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NoRTHERN LIGHTS, sEPT. rs

The Lights" got squared
away" Saturday at Ez Lanes spill
ing the pins right and left. They
have the distinction Of being the
only mixed league Of reader in
terest" in the Twin Cities.
The League welcomes two new
sponsors Keiffers and Gardner
Realty along with the "old stand
bys". Hearty welcome to our new
bowIers also. Good luck and good
bowling!
Virgil Harris is the new statis-
tician and treasurer for $3.50.
Congratulations Virgil!
High Single Game: Bessie Green
1s9. Muriel Gardner 1853, Virginia
Robinson 154, Jack Adams 2O5,
Albert Clark 200, and Andy Clark
1877.
High Series: Bessie Green 535,
Muriel Gardner AT, Decolia Sim
mons and Agnes Bailey AT, Jack
Adams 562, Albert Clark sos and
Andy Clark 49s.
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BY LOUISE THOMAS
Capitol S-S3SI

Jack Adams, Jim Gardner, Taft
Martin and Joe Norris.
High Single Game: ''Ev'' Hen
derson 191, Mary Russell 1873 and
Jane Lee 1T.
High Series: Mary Russell 532,
"Ev' Henderson SOC, and Louise
Thomas 4s2.
High Team Single; Minneapolis
Spokesman s21, team No. 757,
and team No. 2 737.
High Team Series: Minneapolis
Spokesman 2247.
The polite bowler viii not
stretch across the next alley in an
attempt to get a strike or make
a spare with body english" DO
be at your post on the approach
ready to bowl when your turn
comes. Having taken your stance,
concentrate on your delivery. Ig-
more any remarks that may be
made while you are preparing to
bowl. Do not talk to a bowler
when she is addressing the pins to
try to distract her attention. After
delivering the ball, walk directly
back to the rear Of the run way.
being careful to remain on your
own approach"
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scripts In New York and Hollywood Their optRions are
offered as guide to pieiCers.
Leave 10 Beaver-Beaver gets top grade in school
test and Is labeled genius being genius is no fun
as Beaver ind out Even his pals turn away from him
Jerry Mathers is delightful as the genius" who's not
quite sure what it's all about. 1880 pm, wToP-s
TrackdownThe Farrand Story" good episode in which
Cup turns in nice performance and appropriately
puzzled by the complicated crime. pm- WToP-s
Court Of Last ResOr-"The Arnold McIugh Case" man
sentenced for the budgeon murder Of his girl friend
swears he was in Chicago at the time. pm, wRC-4.
Zane Grey TheaterTria by jury intends to con-
Wet bully not on the weight Of evidence simply be-
cause they don't like him. Robert Ryan gets good sup
port from Harold J. Stone and David Jansen usually
seen as Private Eye Richard Diamond who plays the
bully. $50 pm, WTOP-9.
Mr.. Adam and Eve-some bright moments when a press
agent tells Actors Howard and going to fur
Their their careers After watching this agent at work
youu have much more sympathy for helpless actors
ppm, WTOP-9
Squad-"COver Up."-A accused Of bludgeon muir
der swears he didn't do 1t. pm. WRC-.
The Thin Man"Scene Stealer" Nick Charles goes into
an MGM prop room and gets bludgeoned thus Joining
most OF tonights other performers NBC. $50 pm
WRC-.
stooge Arnold Stang who Is cast tonight cameraman
with crush on Patrce Munse Tie refuses to take the
camera on her. even for the Sanders teams
with Pat in two clever duets Let's Call Whole Thing
Or and "A Couple Of Swells" Patrice solos A of You"
and the beautiful This Is My Beloved" $50 pm,
WMAL-T. -
Person to PersOnJessca Tandy and Hume Crown tell Ed
Murrow about their life husband wife acting team
You'll also meet their 4-year-od daughter Tandy and
see their valuable collection Novelist James Jones
discusses his new book which hit the stalls today "a CO.
incidence?) and explains how a writer schedules M.
time 1880 pm, WTOP-9.
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~ QUIZ GUESTS
FOR THE WEEK END

Here's the latest infor-
nation available on who's
where on Tv quiz and In
terview programs.
Saturday
1900. WMAL tD-Mike
Wallace Interviews: Author
and playwright Tennessee
Williams.
Sunday
1900. WRC fD-Other
Two Billion: DR.. Paul Siple,
senior scientific leader Of
operation Deep Freeze and
DR.. Richard Van Waggen-
en-. dean Of Graduate
School Of American Uni
versity.
l:00. Georgetown Uni
versity Forum: Represen-
tative Michael A. Feighan
and Charles J. Kersten.
l:00. WNIAL tD-Celeb.
rity Parade Representative
John Mccormack.
100, WTOP t9 City
Side: Representatives De
Witt S. Hyde and Richard
E. Landlord.
1:3O. WNfAL tD-CoIlege
News Conference: Repub-
lican National Chairman
Meade Alcorn.
$3.50. wRC Wis
dom: Wanda Landowska,
harpsic hordist film.
repea).
$500, WRC ~ Youth
Wants To Know: Senator
Karl Mundt. Republican Of
South Dakota.
$3.50. WRC az - Look
Here: Sam Rayburn.
$3.50. WTOP t9) The
Last Word: Max Lerner.
columnist and Mary Nc
Carthy. novelist.
400. WTOP (sl Face
The Nation; Nelson A.
Rockefeller.
SEQ. WTOP (9l-State
Of the Union: Senator'S
Mike Mansfield. George
Smathers. Jacob Javits and
Leverett Saltonstall.
500. WMAL t7)--Open
Hearing: DR.. Dallas
Smythe and Ted Leitzell.
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making the late rounds-as the
strong-arm hood In Dead
Reckoning" who loved 10 put
the slug on people 10 Bach and
Brahms recordings. for nigh,
one.
You've probably also seen
him in a variety Of Chinese
roles. He has an oval face
and his eyes have an Oriental
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York He'll be heart n
Washington nightly. from mid
night to 2 am.
Nelson Rockefeller will Face
the Nation Sunday "a PM,
WTOP-9).
The Court Of Last Resort
Fridays. WRC-D has gotten
the bad news The series
will 90 OF TV April 4 (At
the beginning Of the season. I
would have bet that this was
the Erie Stanley Gardner Sc
ries which would succeed--not
Perry Mason. It's the other way
around.)
Tonight's premiere:
Another "live" local show,
by gosh. starring Jerry Strong
as host. Promenade kicks OF
at 1920 pm. WMAL-7. and
therein be dancing, music and
interviews.
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slant. IT got the parts be-
cause there wasn't much of q
makeup problem" he. grinned.
But you hear him almost
every Sunday night on NBC-
TV. too. He's the regular off,
screen announcer on the Dinah
Shore series. Ted Reid who
Is introduced as the shows an
nouncer. Is actually a per-
former.
II he looked particularly
cheerful 1t dinner the other
night. II was because his SON, q
freshman n 81. Johns College
In Annapolis, was able 70 join
him for dinner. The youth ad-
United that the checks dad
wrote him were smaller than
those he distributed ON the Sc
ries. way smaller"
Another facet OF the Miller
career that surprised me is his
work as the voice" Of some
pretty funny cartoons. He does
all the voices. for instance. for
the Gerald McBoing Bong
shorts. All except Gerald's, TO
be sure.
= =
Miller. fascinated by some OF
the fan mail the CHS show
gets. described one popular
0Gmbtt:' n number Of people
start OF by saying HON much
they enjoy the program and
they knoip it's fiction. but just
IN case II isn't. here are the
reasons they ought to be otren
the million dollars"
Notice: I'll bet I'm the first
boy on my block with q Lassie
Friendship Ring. Came in the
mail yesterday. The signifi-
canoe Of the ring will be de-
tailed in the January 10 cpl
sode)
-
Awards Dept:
Playhouse 90 and Perry
Como won top honors in the
ninth annual poll conducted by
TV Today and Motion Picture
Daily for Fame Magazine.
TV editors and columnists
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TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500. WASH-FM--In the Con-
cert Hall: Oberon Overture
by Weber, Concerto for
Piano by Stravinsky and La
Clara by Casella.
$500. WMAL-FM - Milton
Cross Show: Symphony No.
6 and Serenade for Strings
by Tchaikovsky and Grand
Canyon Suite by Grofe,
900, WGMS-Symphony Hall:
Violin Concerto No. 4 In D
Minor, Opus 81 by Vieux-
temps and The Sorcerer's
Apprentice by Dukas.
1918, WWDC-Wasilington Re-
port: A new series presented
under the auspices of the
AFL-CIO. Rep. John Nc.
Cormack, majority leader,
and Rep. Joe Martin. min
ority leader, discuss impor.
tant issues confronting 85th
Congress.
1880, WTOP Russia, the
Atom and the West: Soviet
expert George r. KEENAN,
discusses The Non.Euro-
pean World"
1885. WWDC - Steve Allison
Show: Guests are Rep. Fred
Schwengel Republican Of
Iowa. Lee Ross, editor and
publisher Of Drivers Digest:
and the Petit Sisters cur
rently appearing with the
Dorsey Band.
Tomorrow Afternoon
1905, WPIK-Complete Inau-
gural ceremonies for Gov.
ernor-elect J. Lindsay Al
mond, jr.
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are polled Gas for Look anc
the thing that strikes you /,
why the results should vary Al
all. oh well. Here are some Of
the winners:
Most Promising New Stars
Pat Boone and Polly Bergen.
Best Comedians: Jack Benny
and Lucille Ball.
Best Comedy Show: Phi
Silvers.
Best Variety: Steve Allen.
Most Unique New Program
Seven Lively Arts.
Best Dramatic Film Series
Loretta Young.
Best Vocalists: Perry Conc
and Dinah Shore.
Best Quiz Show (audienct
participation: Twenty-One.
Best Quis Show CpaneD f:
What's Ny Line?
Best News Commentator;
Doug Edwards.
Playhouse 80 was voted TVS
Champion Of Champions" for
the second straight year. Como
was also named Best TV Per-
former lin the Champion OF
Champions" class.
On the Run:
Morrie Siegel returns TO TV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToHfohts top shotcs preutetred b. ~ KEYS std6
Uho attend TeedTsds match screenings and dndlvze
scripts in New York and Hollywood Their optRons are
offered as guide to area rieiCers.
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OTHER TV
HIGHLLGHTS

$500. WTTG t0--RKO At
traction: Bachelor and the
Bobby Soxer" starring Cary
Grant and Shirley Temple.
TV Key says: Sprightly, Of
ten hilarious comedy about
a dashing eligible male who
Is plagued by a teen-ager
who has crush on him
Q94D.
800, WMAL GD-Frank ST.
natra Show: Guest is Robert
Mitchum.
$3.50, WTOP t9)--Playhouse OF
Stars: Guys Like O'Malley'
starring Neville Brand and
John Ericsson. A battle hard
ened Sgt. dedicates himself
TO the task Of making q sea-
soned soldier Of a young and
irresponsible Pfc.
1000, WRC (lD---Cavalcade Of
sports: Joe Miceli VS.. Charlie
Tombstone" Smith In a 10.
round welterweight bout.
1000. WMAL t7)-Walter VIM
chell File: A drama in which
q pretty young lawyers wife
Is held hostage by a gang
ster cop-killer.
ii:OO. WTTG ~ = Eleven
O'Clock Movie: "The White
Tower" starring Glenn Ford
and Claude Rains. TV Key
says: Thrilling mountain
climbing melodrama about
six people who risk their
lives TO scale the Swiss Alps
1880.
Ills, WTOP (9)--Late Show:
THE Yearling" starring
Gregory Peck and Jane
Z Wyman. TV Key says: A
simple story Of a boys love
for q pet fawn which his
father must destroy. This Is
fns % the anest films Of
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mats nay. But the autograph
collectors weren't complaining
Miller. whose TV job on
Wednesdays tWTOP-9) Is TO
pass out the gift-checks on
The Millionaire, is one Of those
veteran actors whose face you
recognize but whose name
escapes you
You've probably seen him a
hundred times In old films
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-10

sportscasting Sunday. with a
l0-minute show beginning az
ll:i0 pm. WRC-4.
WWDC's Steve Allison will
soon have some network COM
petition in the trouble show"
department =. Next Monday,
WGMS will start taking the
Barry Gray show from New