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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

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T VS.

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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

s:05. WT0P-Playhouse IS:
Born TO the Saddle"
10:15, WWDC-ATnerican Pub
lie Relations: Better under
standing between people
through public relations.
11:00, WOL-Jay PERI Show:
y. j. in Person." with j. J.
johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

ana instead OF hOhoing overtime
for four hours, I decided TO
schedule a whole days work.
It'll cost us the same for eight
hours straight as four hours
overtime.
mo, ! haven't seen the books
for that weeks show. Please.
We had 20 different changes Of
scenes for that one story--why
that's a m ajor production
effort"
We left him to nurse his
ulcer.
Unquestionably, the atmos-
pheric shots of New York on
the series and the obviously au-
thentic settings are a definite
plus-yet the difference is not
particularly noticeable on cas-
ual inspection.
Last Saturday, however, the
D. AS Man, a new series about
New York which is shot in Hol-
lywood, made the tactical err
ror of attempting a story al
legedly set on the Bowery-just
two weeks after Naked City
pulled of a neat show in the
same shabby sector with Jim
Barton.
There simply wasn't any COM
parison between the two. The
D. AS Man elected to stay Gin
doors" most of the time. and
when he went out, the action
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

Dragnet-Ths kidnapping episode is largely distinguished
by the acting Of Robert Christopher and Bill Ideson
the kdnapers and by Mary Patten the victims wife
7:30 pm, WRC-.
Eddie Fishe-Edde provides advance fanfare for
Academy Award song nominations by singing out num-
bers like ITO Love and Be Loved and Separate Tables
as his top choices and introducing their composers at
the time For the rest there's Ernie Kovacs with
monologue, dancer Elaine Dunno twiring her pretty
legs, and songs by the Mitchell Boys Choir keep the
music at hum. (Coor) pm, WRCA
Rifleman-The Indian Michael Ansara is dedicated mar
shall ian Apache with Harvard degree) the trail of
Indian renegade When the townspeople learn he's
Indian and that the cuprits really whites preju-
dice and violence arise to be nipped in the nick of time
by the coolheadedness of old faithful Lucas Mccain
Good episode and it's pleasure to Ansara at work.
pm, WNAL-7
Red SkeltOnThe object tonight to keep Freddie the free
loader from working. Seems that if he works day,
he nherits good deal of money This premise provides
for plenty Of apstck and gives Mona Freeman chance
to her wiles when she doesn't break UP laughing
$50 pm, WTOP-9.
Naked City-"Hey Teach" juvenile delinquency yarn
handled with lots of punch Detective Halloran takes
classroom full of toughS to find which of the
youngsters might have murdered teacher. Good scene
is set in cemetery where orphan the toughest kid
in class discovers who his father There's also
pointed commentary the lives of teachers who dread
facing their knifeossing pupils Best in recent weeks
$3.50 pm, WMAI-7.
Garry comedy from Buddy Hackett adds
zes to the show tonight In 1928 Garrys wonderful
Dempsey fought against Frpo, Coolidge became Presi-
dent, the Charleston shmmied to success, and the
greatest song hits were Eyes. We Have No Bananas"
Buddy Barney Google" (Burnett), "Mexcali Rose
(Johnny Desmond and Jaye Morgan), That Old Gang
of Mine" Morgan Brothers., and Say 1t With Music
(fnae). 10 pm, WTOP-9.
Jack Paar ShOw-Charley Weaver Peggy Cass Jack and
Hugh try out few "backout" skits and Jose plays
medley from "Ggi" jennie Lee McFadden comes on for
about her husband Bernarr from her seemingly
endless store and Ken and Mitzi WEIGH husband and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WMAL (D-Sugarfoot:
THE Mysterious Stranger"
Sugarfoot encounters MUIR
der. love and the law when
he uncovers a payroll-pad-
ding racket.
900, WTOP (S)-Arthur God
frey Show: Guest: Sam
Levenson.
$3.50, WRC (4)-Bob Cum
mings Show: Bob, the
Baby Sitter" Bob Collins
finds his plans for a gay
evening with q beautiful
model interrupted by baby
sitting duties.
1000, WMAL (D-Alcoa Pre-
sents: Twelve Hours to
Live" Jean Allyson. A wife
takes one step beyond when
she goes on a frantic search
for her husband.
11:O5, WTTG (5)-Starlight
Theater: 1.-THE World
Changes" Paul MUM. The
ambition determination of a
pioneer youth weaves a tale
through three generations
of a tycoon and his family
1889.
.11:15. WTOP t9)-Late Show
THE Fighting Seabees."
John Wayne. A commander
and a construction engineer
co-operated with Washing=
ton to form the wartime
SeabeeS (1944).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonight's top sho,Ds preUieDed By TV Keys stat,
Dho attend rehearsdls. match screenings andlyse
scripts in NeD York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered guide to area vie,oers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
TODAYS GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

sos. WASH-FM (e7.l Mc.o-
In the Concert Hall: The
Bronze Horse Overture by
Auber and Harold in Italy
by Berlioz.
1880, WMAL-FM COTS Mo-
Opera Echoes: Highlights
from Madame Butterfly by
Puccini.
$500. WMAL-FM Q07.3 Mo-
Concert Stage: Peer Gynt
Suite No. /, Opus 46. by
Grieg.
500. VOL AMIN l450 Kc.
and 9S.7 Mcleod Music
Time: Quintet by Schubert
and The Miraculous Man.
DARN by Bartok.
1880, WGMS AMIN (570 Kc.
and 1858 Nc. Pan Ameri-
can Union Concert: Angel
Reyes, violin and Donald
Isaak. piano. Music by Han
del. Bach. Debussy, j. j.
Castro and r. Halffter.
1905, WASH-FM and WIDOW
AM t97.1 Nc. and 1910 Kc.)
Symphony in Stero: Sche-
herazade by Rimsky- Korsa-
kov (tape).
11:O5, WGMS AMIN (570 Kc.
and 1858 Mc.)-Library of
Music: Symphony No. 4 in
F Minor, by Tchaikovsky
and Fennimore and Gerda,
Intermezzo by Delius.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

was shot trinity and tightly. The
outdoor scene at the conclusion
with the gently falling snow
was q cardboard cutout.
The Jim Barton show. on the
other hand, roamed inquisitively
UP and down the Bowery for
biting atmosphere shots.
II moped-it looked real
and you shipeTed.
A few more comparisons like
this and. who knows, the flow
Of programming may once more
be from East to West. I can
dream, can't I?
\ X \ +
On the Run:
David Brinkley missed the
first Nutley -Hinkley Report to
the Nation" on the Steve Allen
show, so here's fair warning.
Steve's merry men win
offer their second edition dur
ing next Sundays program
featuring the Three Stooges
and Diana DORIS.
Clint Walkers Cheyenne
series won't return to ARC-TV
until next September. .. And
when 1t does. it will be on Mon
days, 1880 to $3.50. Mean
while, Clint will star in a movie
called yellowstone Kelly"
Among the innovations in
the Old Vic's Tv Hamlet Feb,
"a, CBS-9) will be the pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

so each game will have the ele-
ment of suspense"
A TV version of Fibber Nc
Gee and Molly is in the works.
Director Jim Jordan, jr.,
son of Jim and Marian Jordan,
who originated and starred in
the well remembered radio
series, has been testing candi-
dates for the roles. :. Ut will
have a cast completely differ
ent from that of the radio
series.)
Leonard Bernstein will use
the four notes Of How Dry
Am" to illumine and drama
tie "The Infinite Variety of
Music" on his third informal
concert Sunday. 4:30 to $3.50
pm, WTOP-9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

dominately white, spacious sets
designed by Bob Markell
1.-THE SETS" he says, will sug-
gest periods ranging from Ro-
manesque in the chapel to
Venetian in the Queens cham
Der and Elizabethan in the
Kings bedroom. We consider
it reasonable to assume that
an ancient castle, going back
hundreds of years, would COM
prise a grand mixture OF
styles"
The TV script. by the Wdy,
arriued yesterday, ConStd-
ering the deep surgery" neces-
sdry to cut the play to TVS 70
minutes, Director Ralph Mel
sons comment that "we don't
seek the scholars approval
hardly seems necessary.
1--WE hope" he says, "thGt you
,oiu find that the TV air like
the air In Hamlet, "bites
Shret0dIy."
The opportunity to call at
tention to the food situation
in other lands was repeatedly
the major factor in Mrs. Flea
nor Roosevelt's decision to do
filmed TV commercials for a
brand of oleomargarine
What she will receive for the
ads has not been disclosed, but
they were scheduled for show
ing yesterday.
Winter baseball from the
Cuban League may become a
TV feature. Producer Max
Cooper, who worked on Cham
pionship Bowling and All-Star
Golf, has a video tape pilot
which he is hoping to peddle.
Cuban winter league re-
suits" Cooper points out. "are
not publicized in this country,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
Senator Mccarthy
To Speak at Gu

Senator Mccarthy. Demo-
crat of Minnesota. will speak
in Catholic University's Nc
Mahon Auditorium at 8 pm.
Sunday.
His speech, the second of a
series of lectures sponsored by
the university's Graduate Stu
dent Council, will be on Poll
tics in the Future"
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LATEST H
INFORMATION

Programs for the week are
carried in the TeleVue Maya
zine with Sundays Star.
Following is supplementary
information on today's pro-
grams received after Televue
went TO press.
1880, WTTG t5)-Wrestling
replaces Mr.. and Mrs. North
and the Five Star Feature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
Choristers in Benefit

The Garfield Douglas Civic
Association will feature the
woodward & Lothrop Choris-
tiers during a community bene-
fit program beginning at 6 pm.
Sunday in the Christ Holiness
Church. 2490 Alabama avenue,
S. E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

wife comedy team make
their debut on the show,
with variations on the
themes of "I've Got
Rhythm" and what Are
You Gonna Eat" 1880
pm, WRC-4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17
ON THE AIR
Naked City Proves
Point-With Help
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv Critic

Naked CITY, the Tuesday night ABCTv
series shot in New York. not in Desiuluand and
exactly realized how contrary the producers until into
OF the valiant critters corridor Of old loft building
the Bowery of Second He shaking noceaby
He burted out:
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Other AM Stations

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Sundays an to midnight
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WFAx- TAO &c. Dsylight sRly
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Sunday midnight to s.m Measay.
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HeAM 1850 Ne. -2a-hsui operation, eKeeDl
Sunday mIdaight to an Monasy
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VIOLIN 81 Nc. -s:Se an 70 mIanlght
WFAN-fM- 1908 Nc. -2ahuup operation
NwOe-FM- 1911 Me- an. 70 1s.n.
WeMs-Fh-te3.S Ms an. to aIdhlsht
Saturday an. to I p.m.; SUNDAY Q an
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WARL-FM-1ost Me.-Msadsy through Sstuf
DAY 1;3o an. 70 midaight
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Evening star., 1959-11-16
POST T-sEAsON PAIRINGs UP IN AIR
Pair of New Bowls
CompIicote Guessing

Penn State, but that the Nit
tany Lions, second only to
Syracuse in the East, lean
toward the Liberty Bowl be-
cause it's a home-State propo-
Sition.
If Penn State turns down the
Orange Bowl, Georgia almost
certainly would wind up there
against the Big Fights repre-
sentative.
And what of Louisiana State,
last years national champion
and practically forgotten merely
because it lost one game by a
single point? The word is that
the Bengals from the Bayou
are interested in any good bowl
assignment.
At any rate. here is chapter
one in the guessing game:
ROSE BOWL-This is a def
mite commitment, with the Big
Ten champion meeting the
West Coast champion. Wiscon-
sin, Northwestern and Michi-
gan State all are in contention
for the Big Ten title. Southern
See BOWLS, Page Ale
Evening star., 1959-11-16
Eight Offenders
Paul Brown Hits
Cleuts Incident
As Upset Effort

ut was low-grade effort tc
upset a football team" Pau
Brown, Cleveland coach, sale
OF the Redskins objecting tc
use of metal-tipped cleats BY
the Browns yesterday.
THE only place you get
things like this is where?
in Washington. Notice how
slow the Giants score went ur
on the board" Brown fumed.
The New York Giants lost
to the Pittsburgh Steelers, l4-9
and fell into a tie with Cleve-
land for the Eastern Division
lead in the National Football
League. But the first hint the
Browns received was when
someone brought news into
their dressing room that Pitts
burgh was leading in the fourth
quarter.
The visitors didn't even
know the Steelers took the lead
with only SO seconds to play.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
BY the Associated Press

The annual guessing game
on what teams will wind up in
which post-season bowl games
is under way.
This year, though, it's even
more complicated than usual
because the Liberty Bowl in
Philadelphia December 19)
and the Blue Bonnet Bowl in
Houston are in the market for
top teams, along with the Rose
Orange, Cotton, Sugar and
Gator Bowls.
As of now only one team
Syracuse, is down for a bowl
game. The Orangemen. No.
team in the Associated Press
poll. will play the Southwest
Conference representative in
the Cotton Bowl.
One source told the Asso-
ciated Press that the Blue Bon
net Bowl has the inside track
on Mississippi. along with the
runnerup in the Southwest
Conference.
The same source also said
that the Orange Bowl wants
Evening star., 1959-11-16
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE, Nov. 49,
Bowie will open its 40-day
meeting two weeks later in 1860
according to Bruce Livie, chair
man Of the Maryland Racing
Commission, who does not favor
cold weather racing.
Chances are Bowie will get
under way on Washington's
Birthday, February 22,. thus
relieving some of the log-jam-
ming of competitive dates with
West Virginia's nearly impos-
Sible schedule.
Last year Bowie set a prece-
dent for an early opening in
Maryland, beginning a 44-day
stand February 7. In 1857 the
Southern Maryland track
opened February 8.
Swap With Charles Town
The Maryland commission
met with the West Virginia
board at Pimlico last week to
discuss 1860 dates.
By moving Bowie two weeks
closer to spring, Charles Town
Evening star., 1959-11-16
CHARLES TOWN COOPERATING
Bowie Expected to Open
Two Weeks Later in 1860

is afforded more winter dates,
without competition in the East
For this swap, West Virginia
has agreed to end its summer
schedule Labor Day, giving
Timonium no competition in
September.
"The meeting with the West
Virginia commission was amic-
able, although it is very diff
ficult to work out schedules
when two states are trying to
program nearly 700 racing days
and nights" Livie pointed out,
There have been rumors of
a drastic change in the Mary
land mile track schedule in
1860 to the effect that Laurel
would run 40 straight days in
the fall, dropping its spring
dates, and Pimlico would skip
See KELLY, Page A-16
Evening star., 1959-11-16
STATISTICS

rieS, a seasons low fer him,
Mitchell broke loose for touch
down runs of 80, % and 5
yards, and a near-record 232
yards, to win a personal duel
with the Redskins Johnny
Olszewski and pace the Browns
to a 31-17 victory.
1t was an eventful game,
witnessed by a near-capacity
crowd of 32,266 and punctuated
by a l2-minute delay in the
first period while eight Browns
changed illegal, aluminium
tipped, nylon cleats for stand
ard, hard-rubber types. This
issue boiled over into both
dressing rooms after the game,
although it had absolutely no
effect on the outcome.
LeBarOn's Rib Fractured
More damaging to the Red
skins was Quarterback Eddie
LeBaron's rib injury late in
the third period when the Red
skins drove ga yards to the
Browns 5-yard line and
seemed on the verge of scor-
ing their third touchdown. The
painful injury forced Eddie out
of action but is not expected
to keep him out of next Sun
days game in Green Bay.
The Browns victory, their
second of the season over Wash
ington, moved them into a
flrst-place tie in the Eastern
Division with the New York
Giants, who were upset, 14-9,
by the Pittsburgh Steelers. The
loss dropped the Redskins into
a fifth place tie with the
Steelers.
uCuShAHS Sttlhc DdCk
Mitchells performance fell
five yards short of the league
record of 237 yards in one game,
established by Brown on 81 car
rieS against the Los Angeles
Rams two years ago. But the
former Illinois star had a sod
busting rival in Johnny O."
who finished with 100 yards,
including a 65-yard dash, for a
new Redskins mark.
Eight point favorites, the
Browns bolted into q l4-0 lead,
See REDSKINS, Page Ais
Evening star., 1959-11-16
Redskins Won't Protest
Handling Of CIeot Row

nylon cleats on the shoes OF
several Cleveland players. II
developed that eight were wear
ing them.
Giangreco stopped the game
and told the Browns they would
have to change. Aluminium
cleatS are outlawed in Rule 5,
item 4, section 3, of the league
rules governing playing aquip-
ment But in the excitement
neither Giangreco, Referee
John Pace nor any of the other
officials penalized the Browns
according to the book. The
rule reads:
Penalties - ID For illegal
equipment -: Suspension and
loss Of 5 for delay from sue
ceeding spot after discovery
He (the player) may re-enter
when legally equipped AFTER
one down.
Say FELTON, Declines Penalty
The Browns weren't penal
lied. Three players left the
field to change shoes. None
left the game. And the Browns
only penalty" was the loss OF
one of three one-minute time
outs allowed each team in each
half.
Giangreco told reporters that
Co-Capt. Ralph FELTON, of the
Redskins said "forget it" when
informed that the Browns were
subject to a penalty. This wa.
tantamount to refusing 9
penalty, such as declining q
five-yard penalty during q
game.
FELTON, has no authority fol
removing a man from q bal
See CLEATS, Page ALT