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Seeded Players
Win in Arlington
Junior Net Play

The No. l seeded players in
all divisions survived the first
week end of play in the Airing
ton County junior invitation
tennis tournament on the Bar
croft courts and all hope to
have championships to their
credit by Sunday.
Play in most divisions re-
sumes Saturday. However, the
girls l8-and-under final be-
tween top-ranked Carolyn Witt
and Second-seeded Jane Fried
man will come off at 5 pm
Thursday. And the final in
girls 18-and-under doubles will
be played at pm. Wednesday
Besides Miss Witt, other top
seeded entrants advancing in
clude Peyton Howard in the
boys l8-and-under division
Jerry Courtney, boys 15-and-
under, and Betty Anne Murphy
girls 15-and-under.
Results:
Boys I 3 and under Third Roundl-
David Hutchinson defeated John Nor.
gan, 6-3, e.. Lewis Michaels de.
feated Bob williams, 6-3, a.
Frak Oeoltz defeated Peter Hoyt, 60
FL Sandy Walker defeated John
Shaw, f., al Peyton Howard
| Bob Myers defeated Lea Campbell,
al. 80. David Pao defeated Ned
Fine, 6-3, 6--3
| Boys , and under (Quarter-finalsl
Jerry Courtney defeated Mehdi Ali
| ID. -. Larry Friedman defeated
/ Leonard Rubinowitz, e., 6-3 Dicl
: Dell defeated Hugh Robertson, Ga
Girls ~ and under tsemifinals)--
Carolyn Witt defeated Marilyn Kaplan
6-l, 6-l. Jane Friedman defeated
Judy PoSner by default.
Girls - and under ISemifinalsl--
Betty Anne Murphy defeated TishI
1 Myers, 60, al
Girls 3 and under doubles tSemi.
| finals Bonnie Martin and Jane Fried.
man defeated Phronie Buaserman anc
Lynn Mitchell, -. 90. Carolyn
/ Witt and Marilyn Kaplan defeated
Judy Posner and Eileen, Wishner b.
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Winner = Miller u-O). Loser -
Brosnan t3-4l.
PB--Thomas. s. Taylor. U-Jac.
kowski' Landes; Delmore, Barliek. T.
|2.11. A-.l32o4
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FIGHT RESULTS
BY The Associated Press

BY IHt hShOyIaItu FIthb
SAN DIEGO, Calif-Archie Moore,
KING, 1875. Reno. New. 10 tnon-titlel.
ALBUQUERQUE. n. M.-Jim HeE-
erie, 49,, st Paul, MINI, outpointed
Ralph Tiger Jones. ISIS, Yonkers.
N Y. TO-
13S Chicago. outpointed Hank Aceves.
l2S Los Angeles, 10
MANNHEIM. Germsny-Ulli Ritter.
2Ol 2, outpOinted Joey Maxim, 1855,
Cleveland. Ohio, 10
SALISBURY, Rhodesia-Johann Van
Rcnsburg I4u south Africa out
pointed George Barnes. li1ia Aus
trals. II for British Empire welter-
weight titleI
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SAN FRANCISCO CHIcA,


Totals 364ll Totals 80 0 3 0
! Struck out for Hillman in 5th:
p. Grounded out for Drott in sth: 3
Struck out for 7. Taylor In sth.
SAN FRANCISCO 0l0 800 O00-4
CHICAGO 900 900 OOO--O
E. OConnell PO-A - San Fran
cisco gels, ChieaEo 25-7. DP-Banks
70 Ions; Miller TO O'Connell to Ce-
peda. LoB-San Francisco s, Chi
caRo 3.
.2b-Davenport .. o'conneu. Thomas,
Mays; .3b-O'Connell. SB-Kirkland
Cepeda. SF-ThomaS.
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SAN FRANCISCO
CHICAGO

Winner = .Antonelli t3-3). Loser =
Draboweki n-Sl
HBP-By Drabowski tcepedal. u
barllek Jaekowski. Landes, Delmore
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Winner-MosSi t4-3l. Loser-sta-
| ley (0-2).
Umpires-Tabacchi, Paparella, Hur-
ley, Runge. T-2:35. A-12.7Ss.
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REDLEeS, II; BRAVES, 7
MILWAUKEE
CINCINNATI

Totals 80 7I3 : Totals S7lIl3tl
Flied out for Littlefield in eth;
. Singled for Jay in 9Th.
MILWAUKEE, 800 III QUO Ola z
CINCINNATI 900 0l3 Sol OOx-ll
Mathews. PO-A-Milwaukee, "a
L.; Cincinnati. 2t-9. DP-Loean 10
Schoendlenst to Adcock LOB--Mil-
Waukee, ); Cincinnati. 8.
, 2b-MatheWs, Hoax 81, Coyinston,
Grove, Bailey. Temple. Robinson.
SchOendienst. HR- Mathews, Adcock
60, Grove, FOndy, Logan.
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Winner-Purkey (4-lD. Loser-Bur-
dette t3-3l
HBP-By Littleheld CRobinSonl. u
Donatelh, Crawford, Smith. Dascoh.
T-1:5S. A-l4,62O.
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CLEVELAND

Totals rs sos Total SO I01 Is 10
| into forceout for Tomanek in I'd
3 Flied out for FrancOna in 9Th
Lined out for Staley in 9th.
/ CHICAGO - 40 600 OiO- g
E---None. PO-A-Chicsgo. 24-7;
Cleveland, 27-1. LOB-ChicaEo, B;
Cleveland, 6.
2b-Dropo, Avila. Vernon, Phillips
HR-Phillips, Nixon. SB-Aparieio
| t2l, Harrel. S-Fischer, Minoso.
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Winner = Sanford t3-3l. Loser -
Kline N-3.
U-Boasss, sudol., German, Pufk-
hart. T-2.s5
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GIANTS, IA; cUBs, 80


Totals "a 2 ~ y Totals 30 Q =
! TupHd for Drabowsky IN 6th.
struck out for Hiilman In Tth.
SAN FRANCISCO 0so 100 4Qo-7
CHICAGO - 0O0 OOl .00-a
h ooryl, Antoneln. Po-A - San
Francisco, et.S, Chicago. cell. DIP
uoIyl 70 T. Taylor 10 tonG Z. TAYLOR
10 Banks 10 Iona Spencer 10 O'Con-
ns1 70 cepeda, LoB-San Francisco
~ Chieaeo y
9b-O'Connell .. lb---AdamS, Kirk
and HR-Thomson, Neeman s-An-
tonellh Davenport. Spencer. SP-Wals
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Winner-senlproch I4-3l. Loser
Law t5-2l
PB-Kravitz U-sudol. German
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SECOND GAME

Winner = Narleski (5-2). Loser =
Wilson (3-3l.
WP-Harleski. U-Runge, Tabaeehi
Paparella. Hurley. T-3:a4.
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RED soX, 8; ORIOLES, 4
BOSTON
BALTIMORE

Totals 40 4l44 Totals 35si2 4
l Struck out for castleman in 4th:
2 Lined out for Lehman in Sth: 3
Fouled out for Miranda in Sth.
BALTIMORE 600 40 10i-4
BOSTON 400 lU2 Joys
Loes. Malone PO-A-Balti-
more 40 Boston 21-14 DP-Run-
nels 10 Buddin TO Gernert. LOB-Bal-
timore 10. Boston 10.
.b--Runnels. Gernert HR-Jensen
Gernert ?, Gardner, Boyd. S-Sulli-
van.
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AS, z; TIGERS, o
KANSAS CITY

( Totals rs - > u Totals 20 . 3 /
Fouled out for Wilson in 9th: .
Tripled for Foytack in nth.
DETROIT n00 600 O0tl--O
KANSAS CITY 02O 900 00x-3
E-Bertoia . Maxwell Po-A De
troit A-S. Kansas City 21-l2 DIP
Lopez TO Baxes to Power. LOB-Der
troit !. Kansas City >.
.b-rPower, House, Demaestri. 3b-
Lau. S--Pover.
ip er BIB so
Foytack 3 :
Mas " "
wipner-Maas G-3). Loser-Foy-
tack t3-3D.
U - Umont, Summers, Honochick,
Soar. T--l:45. A-12,475.
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l2-Doy Roce Meeting
Opening at Bel Air

in August, confiicted with
Charles Town for It's entire II
days. Attendance and wager
ing suffered. with a 10 per cent
decline being recorded against
1856 totals. This season. the
last three days Of the meeting
win be run In conflict with Del
aware Park. which opens q 81
day stand May 20.
Fans who have been follow
ing the horses at Bowie. Laurel
and Pimlico since February will
have no trouble recognizing the
runners on today's eight-race
card. as II OF the los entered
last performed at the milers.
Top race on the opening day
card is the $1,000 Inaugural
Purse. which drew seven
starters for the mile event.
Livingston Stables Ournav,
meeting less formidable OPP
position after taking on some
allowance horses at the milers,
is expected 10 be q short
priced favorite.
Jockey Don league is sched-
uled TO ride Ournav, who is
topweighted with i24 pounds.
Given the best chance Of up
setting Ournav is Bellator. lis,
with Charlie Mckee up. Com
plotting the lineup are Quarry
Slave. l2l; Sagebrook. l2l:
Tintern, us; Sunaloc, l2l. and
Don Jr.. lis.
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s4,sLSSSHIsE
90 ooi OoO-S
iOi OOi OOx-s

E-Musial ., Labine. Po-A--Ios
Ansslss; st;la g Louis, s7,lo DIP
schoheld LoB-Los ANGELES, 5; g..
Louis. 10
game, Drvadale. HR-Boyer, walker,
Roseboro 6B-Roteboro. 6--Neal.
SF-MnAlAl.
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Aces 10 Clash
In Miller Prep
AT ROsecrOft
BY DICK 0'BRIEN
star star Writer

The Nations top drivers and
the cream OF the 3-year-olds
viii assemble tonight at Rose
croft Raceway where qualify
ing dashes for the annual
William z. Miller Memorial
Pace will be run In two divi-
sions.
Maryland's richest pacing
event. the $4,000 Miller Me-
mortal finals, will be presented
next Monday night. Each
dash tonight is worth $3.50.
Sixteen sidewheelers will
compete. the first Ave 10 cross
the wire In each becoming
eligible for next Monday nights
finals.
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Winner-sullivan u-n. Loser
Loes t0-4D.
HBP-By Loes (Gernert) U-chy-
lax. Berry, Mckinley. Flaherty. t.
2:24. A-l7.93
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E-Jones Po-A-Pittsburgh e4-6;
| Philadelphia. a1-i3. DP-Groat TO
Stevens; Jones TO Hemus 10 Anderson
| I2l; Thomas 10 Mazeroski TO Stevens
lLoB--Pittsburgh. B. PHILADELPHIA, B.
cb-Jones Lonnett Fernandez. Ste
vens HR-Stevens, Jones, Anderson
Skinner. SB-AShburn.
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CHICAGO
CLEVELAND

Cleveland 33-l" u out when winning
run scored. DP-Aparicia to Fox to
JACKSON. LOB--Chicsgo -. Cleye-
land .
| 2b-Smith. Fox, Minoso. Maris. HR
i-Harrell Vernon. Hardy SB-Lan-
dis. S-Fox, Ayila. SF-Riyera.
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T. POLES. Lonneit po.A - pittt.
buTgh, ef-t3i PHILADELPHIA sf-i2
Dp-Oroat 10 MaFeroski 10 Klusfewskl
go, LOB - Pittabhreh, q. Philadel'
phia. 4,
gb--Aahbnrn, skinner. HR-0roat.
Etsewian, Thomas, Repulski sb -
skinner, eF=Lonnett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
BY DICK SLAY
star stan writer

CUMBERLAND. Md. May
ie.-ProfeSSional sports car
racing Is imminent. but II viii
not arrive soon enough 10 sat
isfy about SIS. 1000 spectators who
sat almost nine hours on a
hot mountain near here yester-
day
The pros. or the soon-to-be-
come pros. figure 10 give Walt
Hanseen an honest battle IN
the main events. which is ex-
actly what he did not get YES
terday IN the seventh annual
Cumberland National Sports
Car Races at the municipal air
port.
Crawford Pulls on
The Westfeld. N. j.. ace won
his fourth straight national
event and his third In the
Briggs Cunningham Lister :
Jaguar, but a huge assist must
be credited 10 teammate Ed
Crawford from Mortified. III,
Three times crawford's Lister
jag got by Hsnsgen, and on
the last two occasions he re-
linquished the lead In bald
faced giveaways.
On the saith lap the scholarly
LODGING Crawford came by the
odlcials' Standard the crowd
pSrched on the mountainside
with a good 50-yard lead on
Hahsgen. He astonished every
on by diving into the escape
road and waiting for Walt to
90 BY.
On the last lap. which unofh-
cially was the 43d, Crawford
led by a few feet approaching
the finish line but he slowed
and waved his teammate py'
and Hansgen crossed over a
half length in front at the end
Of the scheduled one hour.
Thompson, Sarle Win
Aside from that. it was a good
show of practically uninter-
rupted racing. and Washing
ton drivers scored in seven Of
the nine events. Frank Bap-
tista of Hyattsville won the sec
ond race by one minute and
Fred Windridge Of Arlington
Tapped the entire field Of Is
other cars in the eighth event
in the two most lopsided re-
suits.
In addition. Dick Thompson
drove Manhattan Autos Aus
tin Healey to its first class VIC
tory. and Charlie Sarle's AC
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Totals rs 49, Totals "a OsO
Singled for Clark in 5th; . Popped
out for Paine in eth; 3 Doubled for
Mabe in 9th.
LOS ANGELES -- col 100 600
ST LOUIS - 600 600 oOO--o
E-None. Po-A-Los Angeles. a7-a:
s. Louis e5-a: PR. jackson 70
LOB-Los Angeles, ;: st. Louis, 10.
Oh - Furillo Noren. HR - Neal.
HODGES. SKINNER
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
EASTERN LEAGUE
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

W. L. Pet W. L Pct
Augu'ta ~ 10 657 Macon Is 10 asa
Savnh. II 654 Knxville 10 ~ 345
Ltc ri CT 1,Ausz.f Ch'lotte 10 1921
Macon, q. Charlotte. 4.
Savannah. s. Knoxville, z.
Only games schedulPd
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Last year the Bel Air meet
ing averaged S3l2,5l3 in bet
ting but a sharp increase was
expected this season despite
the three-day conflict with
Delaware.
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Special bussseS from WASH
ington. and Baltimore will sery-
ice the Bel Air track. which is
located on Route / about 80
miles north Of Baltimore.
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Htsa home run for Kipp IN 90;
I . Struck out for Mabe " I'd; y
Grounded out fof Katt IN 6th; : Linsd
Ran for Snider IN Sth, \ Ran for
Barnes m sth. struck out for Lahine
/ IN 9TH,
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PHILIlEs, 6-6; PIRATES, AZ
FIRST 0AME


Toialk ~ y Z ToIAIf y v
Singled for Kline IN 9Th. : sinal I'd
for POLES IN 9th, Popped out fof
Raydon IN 9th,
PfTTsBURoH - i0i 600 ga
PHILADELPHIA ~ OiO goo aiN-d
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Triple Crown EllgIbles

Triple Crown Eligibles
With 10 Of the starters elisi-
BILE for one or more legs OF
the Triple Crown Of pacing. in
terest in the Miller qualifying
series is far-reaching. Horse
men from far and wide will be
on the grounds to watch the
sophomore stars clash.
The East's top drivers will have
the reins on promising entries
in both divisions. Billy Haugh-
ton, leading driver since 1852
will have Esquire Direct and
Ike Frost in the first division,
the latter being driven by
Haughton's assistant. Clarence
Martin. and William Way in the
second division. Ike and Es-
quire are early 5-to-2 favoriteS
in the first section.
O'Brien Hanover is favored
in the second division. Owned
by Hugh Grant, Of Bradford,
Pa, O'Brien Hanover will be
handled by Del Miller, who al
ready has won four of five
starts this year with the son
of Tar Heel. scoring twice in
three tries at Santa Anita and
twice in as many starts at
Roosevelt Raceway.
Dancer Has COntenders
Two horses to be driven by
Stanley Dancer in both divi-
sions of the Miller series appear
top contenders. In the first
section, Dancer, whose ability
to rate horses is we'll known on
the harness circuit, will have
Knight Pilot as a threat to the
Haughton entry of Esquire Di-
rect and Ike Frost. In the Sec
ond division, Dancer will be di-
recting speedy Pat Rainbow
Rosecroft patrons saw Pat
Rainbow win the first leg of
Msryland's Triple Crown last
week.
Up front also with the lead
ers should be Johnny Simpsons
pair of First Skirts in the
first division and Jacob Han
over in the second. Simpson,
who was the Grand Circuit
and Universal Ratings System
leading driver last year, is re-
ported to have his charges in
top form for the Miller. Both
lot them are eligible for the
Triple Crown.
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sEcnNn CANE

= us1se C sseOry. Dixon. Venom
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Zane Grey-sA Gun Is for killing" a repeat) Afamiar
plot, popped up by the acting Of Edmond oBrien and
villain Robert Vaughn rancher has promised not TO
his gun but bulied into retaliation when his is
killed. $50 pm, WTOP-a
PIN sIlvers-Lieutenant Buko" "a repeat) show starts
brightly with Colonel Halls genuine Joy at hearing that
Biko leaving the army. There's another funny scene
when Ernie discovers he has been lieutenant since
World War H. and starts adding up his back pay. Then,
along two scientists and the episode runs downhi
Funny in spots pm, WToP-9
Frank snatra-ake Me to Hollywood" "a repeat) Mod
eratey entertaining teIeplay featuring good perform
ances by Frank Christine White and Celia Lovsky. Most
of the story about the relationship between cynical
talent scout and young actress Is pure hokum, but the
ending and good dialogue make better than aver
age. pm, WldAL-7.
Playhouse Of StarsYoun Have to Die Now Story about
corruption among cops One ocer finds that another is
linked with racketeers and Is threatened Though we've
heard this plot before the performances Of Steve Forrest
James Gregory and sweet Paul Raymond gift it a lift
$50 pm, WTOP-a
and the last of the fellow is murdered the
street and Lieutenant Guthrie and Inspector Greb pick
up pretty witness with shady past When the action
slows down. the girls Geanne Cooper and Joyce Holden
add little spice. 10 pm, WToP-s.
Person to Personal---very. General WilliamP Rogers,
youngest member Of the Presidents cabinet visits Ed
Murrow with his wife and teen-age children In the in
formal atmosphere of his home Washington Rogers
political experience IS very specific-he managed Vice
President Nxons campaign in 1882, and he likes sports
golf included With that background the emphasis can
60 anywhere tonight and probably will From Govern
ment figure Ed goes to Actor Bob Evans handsome
bachelor with motion picture in the ofnng. Need
we say more? 1880 pm, WToP-s
lack Paar showJack interviews Jackie Cooper who's
busy as bee lately and has Sid Gould and 0enevieve on
the panel Chat adorable lady hasn't decided yet what
she'll sing for us but sing she w Connie Towers knows
she'll do "You Make Me Feel So Young" and M. Won
derfl" and Jack has monoogue about temperamental
male star who has everything but can't seem to enjoy his
good fortune 1850 pm. WRCA.
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rivers IN q nimey kayak Is now
involved IA probably the most
unusual juhket Of HIS ii-year
career. II could also be his
toughest.
HIS job7 TO oversee and film
the 10000 mile trip Of the
winning school teacher IN .
national contest sponsored BY
Bold Journey. Destinations:
Brussels. Paris. Rome. Athens.
Kenya. Tanganyika. Uganda
and the top Of Mount KILL
manjaro 20 search for the tomb
Of King Menelek. son Of Solo,
mon and the Queen Of Sheba.
TO blond MRS. ooddard's In
tense delight. the winner was
q pretty. 22-year-old Seattle
art and social studies instructor
named BiIlie-Marie Cannon,
which meant that MRS. Cod
dard got TO go along. too.
Both young ladies are so ex-
cited. they don't even mind the
sit-ups and rubber cable exer-
cises Goddard prescribed to
condition them for hiking in
Central Africa. Elevators are
forbidden them. They have to
walk up and down to their hotel
rooms here.
Blllie-Marie. who couldn't ID
one setup when she left Seattle
for example, can now tool Oh
about IS.
Goddard Is also conditioning
them to animals. like l1-foot
pythons and porpoises. "Ano
I'm the girl who used to scream
| If one Of my seventh grad
ers brought me q tiny garter
snake" Billie Marie sighed.
Goddard's adventures ON this
trip viii be shown on Bold
Journey in the fall--if they
ever get out Of the country with
all their visas and papers prop
erly assembled, that is. A mis-
placed "shot" card belonging to
Billie-Marie was the headache
yesterday. One Of the embas-
sizes had shipped 1t to New York
"It's a good thing I knotD Z
felD forcetul i0ords IN a half
dozen languages, the intrepid
Goddard iDds mutterinO yester.
day as he hung up the phone.
Billie-Marie's award, Incl.
dentally. was the top one Of 81
offered by Bold Journey and
supervised by the Nationa'
Educational Association. Shl
won because, as one Judge pui
it. she has the ability to oper
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LATEST TV
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are carried In the
TeleVue with Sundays
Star. Following Is supple
mentary information on
today's programs received
after TeleVue went to
press.
7:OO, wTOP (s)--SerSt.
Preston Of the Yukon re-
places Annie Oakley.
1880, WTOP (9)-Spe-
eiaI: "Hungary-Return Of
the Terror. Howard X.
Smith and Daniel Schorr
interview Gen. Bala Kiraly
and Jozef Kovago.
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negotiating for the rights "a
the Rodgers and Hart Song
book. The fourth. which win
open the series on Oct. Is. WI
be produced and directed By
Bob Banner. who Just LEFT
Dlnah Shore for CHS.
One OF the most dellOhf1ul
contestants on anvbodu's qniE-
|ner ~ a long time: former
Senator Ashurst Of arizona,
iDho unfortunately failed on
the $4,000 question Tuesdat
on the Hal March shoiD
The stlfmper: q part Of q
question asking him 10 ideRtilI
the former social iDorker phc
iDas a personal enjoy OF the
President during a iDar and
among other duties. iDas Sec
retarD OF Commences
Ashnrst replied Henry WaIlac,
instead OF Harry Hopkins.
Don Owens guests on hi
WTrG-5. Jamboree tomorrow
night win include Cramps
Jones. Terry and the Pirates
and .The Fabulous Fabian" Z
Chancellor recording artist =.
Chats what Don saidJ
49,
Diplomatic Desk CWCAzs.
One Of the most fascinating
in-depth new shows 10 lister
10 these evenings. especially
while Hill probers make thu
headlines. Is this thrice-weekl,
feature. Diplomatic Desk. ThiI
unique series, which features
top foreign correspondents WHIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-20

window on the world for her
students"
ata&
The Weekend wash:
Hungary Return OF the
Terror" q special half-hour
news report. win be seen at
7:30 tonight. WrOP-o
Special guests: Maj. Gen. Bella
Kiraly. commander-in-chief Of
the Hungarian National Guard
and military commander Of
Budapest during the SO up
risings. and Jozsef Koyago.
former mayor Of Budapest.
Continuing the saga Of Oscar
Levanf's comeback. Steve Allen
has booked the sharp tongued
Wit and pianist for his June -
show.
Wanted: A sponsor for wide,
Wide World. :. General Mo-
tors won't pick I'D the tab again
next season.
One Of G-M's divisions, In
cidentally. VIII splurge for -four
hour-long specials on CBS-Tv
next season. -. Victor Borge
win do one; Phil Silvers an
other. and Mary Martin, hith-
erto with NBc. win star in
. third Her producer, Le-
land Hayward. is currently
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

Toniohfs top shows as previepcd By Nv KeUs STAFF
who attend rehedrsdls. match screenings and anaze
scripts IN Nep York and Hollywood Their opinions
used as guide to area vteDers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-20
V QUIZ GUESTS
FOR THE WEEK END

Here's the latest infor-
nation available on who's
where on TV quiz and
interview programs.
1890, wMAL (7)--Mike
Wallace Interview: Adlai
Stevenson.
Sunday
1900, WRC l4)--Other
Two Billion: Prof. v. Zhd-
amor and DR.. Leroy Burney.
: 1:OO, WTTG (sl--GeOrge-
town University Forum:
Angler Biddle Duke and Dr..
Thor KerekeS.
1:OO, WTOP (s) City
Side: Ferenc Macy.
1:3O, WMAL (D-Col-
lege News Conference: Sem
ator Wayne Morse.
$3.50, WTOP ts) Face
the Nation: Representative
Oren Harris.
. $500, WRC (4)-Meet
the Press: President Car
los P. Garcia Of the Phil
ippines.
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

Soc, WAIAL (7)-Jim Bowie:
THE Land Jumpers" Bowie
and his brother sell . large
tract Of their land and then
ind that ownership is also
claimed by q French specu-
lator (repeat).
$500, WRC az - M Squad;
Ballinger holds shake-dowr
racketeers who have threat
ened q couple for refusing tc
pay insurance for theil
chain Of dry cleaning plants
$500. WTTG 90 - Baseball;
Baltimore ct Chicago.
s:SO, WMAL ca - Summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-20

. window on the world for her
students"
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are stationed here. gives wash
ington q fast preview Of over
seas reaction. Editor oabs
Ivosliotti calls on such crack
reporters as Keith Kyle Of the
|London Economist. patrio
ODonoyan Of the London OBJ
server. Max Freedman Of the
Manchester Guardian ana
Adelbert Deeegonzac Of France
Soir, 10 name but four. The
show. sponsored locally. should
be . good bet for the network.