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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14

ing l can't concede any mot even
one) state that will go Republican.
While I could name a number that
are a cinch to go Democratic.
AS for Kennedy he's handsome
in person and on TV. (the female
vote) his promises and connections
will get him the bulk of the labor
vote: he'll automatically get the
machine Democratic vote and be-
sides, no true Frank Sinatra fan
will dare vote for anyone else.
Please save and clip.
There must be something wrong
with the mails. My invitation to
the Sammy Davis Jr.-May Britt
wedding isn't here yet.
Help, Help, Dept. To those who
promised to do guest columns for
uS, wei hurry.
Another end of an era has Just
passed. The retirement of boxing
boss Jim Norris and that means
hundreds won't be getting their
pay check from money-bags him
self Norris who has a couple of
hundred million has given up.
Speaking Of boxing promoters most
of them are broke and have been
fighting a losing game for some
time. Now with only a handful of
promoters left-one can safely pre-
dict that we'll see very little live
or TV boxing this fall and winter.
So what. Wrestling is still around
and besides, they use the same
ring!
The GoSsiple Truth: Jimmy Gay
reports a baseball scouts report:
He throws, bats and shaves right
handed" Archie Givens feels
sorry for a friend with three small
mouths to feed and one big one to
listen to My barber says his
wife is knitting a sweater and he
doesn't know if she's expecting a
baby or Mort Sahl Leo r.
Villas says: This is really the jet
age. Some guys 1 know are get
ting the year itch in only 81
years" My daughter, Carol
wrote a friend in camp the other
month and asked if he was home
sick. NO, came the reply. I'm
here sick" Everyone's pal
Harry Shinder is coming along in
fine shape at st. Mary's hospital
Give him a call A health
food shop in town is temporarily
closed with a window sign admit
ting CLOSED Due to Illness" .
Please don't complain about the
Jokes in this column. After all,
you need only read the good ones!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-14
MEXICAN Anglers JOE
BROWN SUFFERS KO

Houston, Tex. CANP)-AngereC
by a furry by Raymumdo bat
tling) Torres which stung him If
the third round, lightweight cham
pion Joe Brown countered by
knocking out his Mexican opponent
with a short, jolting right hand
punch in the fourth round of their
scheduled 10-round nontitle fight
here last week.
Brown, who weighed 1877 pounds
to 139 for his opponent, also
floored Torres for an eight count
in the first round.
The knockout was recorded at
2:24 of the fourth round.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
BY the Associated Press

Bill Hartack. one of the most
controversial figures in sports,
is threatening to leave his rivals
far behind in quest of his fourth
national riding championship
in six years.
The 28-year-old native of
Black Lick, Pa, criticized by
the press. horsemen and racing
officials for his unco-operative
attitude, has ridden 102 win
ners since January l for a lead
of rs over Willie Shoemaker
himself a five-time champion,
and Manuel Ycaza. the hell
bent-for-l e a ther rider from
Panama.
Since parting company last
Saturday with his long time
agent, Chick Lang, Hartack has
scored with 10 of his "a mounts
at GulfStream Park to replace
Ycaza as the leading rider at
the Florida track with 38 win
ners. Ycaza had "a before
transferring his activities to
New York Monday.
Hartack. whose agent now Is
Howard (Scratch Sheet Pes
tano, started the week with four
winners. He got only two Tues
day but bounced back with
four more yesterday. The four
Evening star., 1960-04-07
BY DICK OBRIEN
Star stan Writer

Unless the field for the
$50. .000-added Laurel Maturity
exceeds the five horses now
scheduled to go postward Sat-
urday afternoon, the Laurel
management will petition the
Maryland Racing Commission
to limit the wagering to straight
play only.
First Landing and On-and.
On are pronounced choices ir
the race. A minus pool tab ot
considerable proportions might
have to be picked up by the
track if place wagering is per.
mitted on the short field anC
the favorites run 1-2.
First Landing checked II
from New York yesterday tC
complete the lineup for Laurel's
richest stake of the current
spring meeting. Others in the
field are Cockfield Farms
Nimmer, to be ridedn by Bobby
Ussery; Mrs. Ben Cohen's Pen
Bolero, Bobby Corle up, and
Walter E. CriSmer's Riversun,
to be piloted by Tony Russo.
Willie Shoemaker is scheduled
to ride First Landing and Steve
Brooks is booked for On-and-
On.
Owner-Trainer William Hal
Bishop scored his first victory
Evening star., 1960-04-07
LEADS SHOEMAKER BY Is WINNERS
Hortock Is Pulling Away
In Race for RIDING Title

were Trico ($9.60), Dark Willie
(S8.40). Greek Circle ($3.40)
and Admormidera ($0.
In the $4,000 Biscayne
Handicap, however, he wound
up fourth on Run for Nurse, the
favorite, as Vox Pop, William
G.. HeliS Kentucky Derby
eligible, got up in the fina'
stride for a neck decision over
Free Service. Vox Pop paic
5000.
The big surprise of yeSter-
days feature races came in the
S30,250 Prioress Stakes for g.
year-old fillies at Aqueduct
when the Meadow Stables Salt
Lake defeated the Wheatley
Stables Irish Jay by more than
a length. Salt Lake, seldom q
winner but in the money in her
last five starts at Santa Anita
paid $ll0.40 as she picked ur
$19,362 for Christopher T
Chenery.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
erps and Hoyos
Win in Tennis

The University of Maryland's
tennis team is off to a tremen-
dous start with five victories
in five matches to its credit.
The Terps opened their At
lantic Coast Conference sched-
ule yesterday with an 81 VIC
tory over Virginia. In the fea-
ture match. Chuck Abelson of
Maryland defeated Dave Dick
enson, 81, Ga.
Georgetown goes after its
third victory in six starts to-
day against Penn State at
Georgetown. The Hoyas beat
Brown, Ia, yesterday at the
Hilltop, with Dick Razzetti
beating Browns Peyton How
ard. one of the Districts top
junior stars while at Landon
School.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
Potomac Hunt Schedules
Point-to-Point SATURDAY.

Cross-country racing will be
the main horsey attraction in
nearby Maryland Saturday as
the Potomac Hunt holds its
annual point-to-point on Dufiet
Mill road near Potomac.
Feature of the program,
which begins at ! pm, is the
Potomac Bowl event over a
311a-mile course. 1t is open to
qualified hunting horses and
riders from any hunt.
At least six riders from the
host hunt, augmented by sew
eral additional entries from
elsewhere in Maryland and
Virginia, are expected to &c
postward for the bowl race
The field includes last years
winner. Clayton Doing, with
his Junior Jim.
Also on the card are the
Bloody Mary Bowl, awarded
Evening star., 1960-04-07

owner of the Cotton Bowl, an
nounced that after this yea,
there will be only Sunday pre-
games in the Cotton Bowl.
The athletic director of Dal.
las high schools, P. C. Cobb
said there was no objection on
the part of the high schools to
the pros playing on Friday
night.
There is not Southwest Con-
ference game on September "a
in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
with Southern Methodist play
ing at Ohio State and Texas
Christian at Southern Cali
fornia. TCU and Arkansas play
at Fort Worth on October /
the day after the COWBOYS
game with the Eagles in the
Cotton Bowl.
The remainder of the Cow
boys home schedule, all games
on Sunday afternoons, is as
follows: October is. Cleveland:
October 80, Baltimore: Novem-
Der 6, Los Angeles; November
20, San Francisco.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
Cowboys to Open NFE Play
With wo Games at Nioht

DALLAS. Tex. April 7 (AP)
The Dallas Cowboys of the
National Football League will
start their home schedule with
two night games, but neither
will conflict with Southwest
Conference football.
They will be with the Pitts
burgh Steelers Saturday night,
September "a, and the Phila-
delphia Eagles Friday night,
September 80.
When the new NFL entry
obtained week-night dates, ii
brought a complaint from the
Southwest Conference that the
pros were invading their terri
tory. But. the Cowboys said,
it was an emergency-the Dali
las Texans of the American
Football League had exercised
priority on dates in the Cotton
Bowl and had taken the first
four Sundays.
The Cowboys wanted to open
their home schedule before
that.
The State Fair of Texas,
Evening star., 1960-04-07
Only Straight Betting
Likely for Maturity

of the meeting when his Stone
Heart equalled the track record
OF 1:252s for Z furlongs in
yesterdays feature event, the
$4,000 Beltsville.
Stone Heart. ridden by Jack
Freshman, beat out Gerald S.
Colella'S Admiral's JOY by a
head, with Ben Weiner's Eter-
nal BIN beaten a head for the
place money. Mrs. Winifred
Dietrich's Honey's Tiger, the
5-to-2 favorite, held an early
lead. faded and finished out
OF the money.
Jockey Joe Culmone scored
with three of his six mounts
to take the lead for riding hon.
ors. He survived a foul claim
In the seventh race lodged by
Freshman, who was astride
Bishops Jo-See-Jo, for his
third victory of the day and
seventh of the meeting.
Culmone, leading rider at
Bowie, had Mrs. Dietrich's Bang
Up in front of Jo-See-Jo by a
neck in the 6-furlong sprint.
FeiSelman claimed he was both
cred in the stretch drive, but
the stewards disallowed it.
Bang Up paid $500. Cul-
mone's other two winners were
aboard Donald Ross Bobby Pin,
$500, and Mrs. Priscilla Mitch
ellis Hand Rail, So.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
Lions Club Opens
Ticket Drive for
Rosecroft Night

The Lions Club threw a gala
luncheon at the Mayf1ower Ho-
tel yesterday to kick off its
ticket-selling campaign for the
night it will have at Rosecroft
Raceway.
The Lions will get to keep the
proceeds from the general ad-
mission tickets they sell for
their night, May IL.
The money-and they hope
to net at least $10,000-will go
to the clubs famous eye bank,
the fund that supports the deli
cate and expensive surgery that
restores sight.
Among the special guests was
Russ Williams, who lost his
sight in World War II and di-
rectS rehabilitation for the
blind for the Veterans Admin
istration.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
IRKED OVER FOUL CLAIM DENIAL
Angry Bishop Threatening
To Quit Maryland Racing

LAUREL, Md. April 7 (AP)
Trainer William Hal Bishop
says he's "fed up" with Mary
land racing and may withdraw
his horse from the States cir
cult.
Bishop, an annual contender
for national training honors,
sounded off yesterday after
Laurel stewards rejected his
foul claim in the seventh race.
He said he may ship his
stable to Chicago Sunday. And
l swear that if I do pull out I'll
never come back" he added.
Bishop claimed his horse, Jo-
See-Jo, was bothered by the
Evening star., 1960-04-07

winner, Bang Up, ridden by
Joe Culmone.
He said he did not question
the honesty of the stewards.
But I've had a rough time
this year in Maryland, and this
was the last straw.
Right now I'm sizzling and
I think I'll leave. But things
might look different tomorrow
I'm gcing to see the pictures
Of the race then with Jos Cas-
carella Laurel's executive vice
president), and I'll decide after
that" he said.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Results Yesterday
Coolidge. 6; Mckinley. 3.
George Washington, 9: Mclean, /.
GonZaga, IA: Eastern, 10.
St. Anthony. 13: Mackin, 3.
St Johns, 81 Anacostia, 8.
Suitland, s: Bladensburg. 2.
Wakefield, IL: Annandale. l
Walter Johnson. IL: Sherwood, o.
Western. 8: St. Adams, /.
Games Today
Bladensburg at Bethesda Chevy Chase,
Fairmont Heishts at suitland, $50.
Landon at Georgetown Prep, $40.
MONTGOMERY Blair at Northwestern,
Richard MONTGOMERY at Walter John
son. $50.
Games Tomorrow
Fairfax at Mclean. $3.50.
Gonzaga at st. Anthony, 4.
Job Stuart at WI. 4.
Chamberlain at Anacostia, 3:l5.
Spingarn at Eastern, 3:15.
Phelps-Tech at Spingarn, 3:15.
Bell at Coolidge. 3:15.
Dunbar at Wilson, 3:l5.
Western at Roosevelt, 3:15.
Wakefield at Osbourn. T.
Groveton at Hammond, 4.
Charlotte Hall at Friends, $3.50.
Annandale at Mount Vernon, 4.
Saturday
Northwestern at Maryland Frosh, 3
Georse Washington at Episcopal. $50
st. Stephens VS.. Hammond at CIV, 2
TENNIS
Today
Christchurch at Episcopal. 3.
Landon at Georgetown Prep, $50.
Western at st Albaus $3.50.
Tomorrow
GonZaga at Wilson, $3.50.
WI at Friends, $50.
Saturday
GonZaga at Episcopal. 3:30.
Georse Mason at Wakefield. $50.
st. Adams at st. Andrews, 2.
TRACK
Results Yesterday
Blain, s3la; B-CC. 3eH.
suitland: S7la' O'Connell, AZ; Oxen
st. Stephens at George Mason at WI
wakeheld at St. AIbans, $50.
Tomorrow
Fairmont geishts' st. Johns at Nc
hlnley, 5.
SATURDAY
GonZaea at O'Connell, 3:3O.
CIV Memorial RELAYS. 10.
MercersburE at Episcopal, 8.
CREW
Saturday
Washington- Lee at Princeton Frosh.
low at Navy Plens, 3
GeorEetown at Hammond, 1890.
Evening star., 1960-04-07

annually to the winner of the
junior fiat race; dashes for
children's ponies according to
size; the Dumboyne Bowl for
ladies and a special plate given
to the first owner-rider of 200
pound minimum to finish in
the Potomac Bowl.
! The feature race is Sched-
uled for 4 o'clock. Spectators
are advised to go out River
road, through the village of
Potomac and follow signs to
the course.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
Gorgeous George
Heads Mat Card

Bruno Sammartino, a new
conner to wrestling who has had
considerable success here, will
meet Gorgeous George in the
feature match tonight at Cap
tiol Arena. The first bout
starts at $50.
In a team match, the Bastien
brothers, Red and Lou, grapple
with Taro Sakuro and Angelo
Savoldi.
Other matches list Marvin
Mercer VS.. Jack Vansky, Vic
Christy VS.. Prince Maiava and
Pampero Firpo VS.. Mario Mi
lano.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
Zuverink Returned

PHOENIX, Ariz.. April
(AP). - The San Francisco
Giants sent Pitcher George Zu-
verink back to Miami of the
international League yesterday
The Giants had purchased the
righthanded relief hurler or
condition he make the club
Evening star., 1960-04-07
T Plans Net Clinic

A tennis clinic will be held
by the YMCA starting April 10
and continuing one night a
week for six weeks. Informa- =
ton may be obtained by call
ling National 8-8250,
Evening star., 1960-04-07
Rockies Family Is Big

Andre Martin, rookie defense
man with Cleveland's hockey
team, is one of 30 children of
a Quebec family.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
Piles Up Medals

Miss Chris Won Saltza Of Sar-
atoga, Calf, won five gold med
ais in swimming events at the
Pan-American Games in Chi
cago last summer.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
81 GAMES IN JUNE
Polo Clubs in Area
Expanding Program

on Friday nights. The outdoor
games will be played on Sunday
7. afternoons. Broken down into
e. low-goal and high-goal classi-
v flcations, the teams of Fort Bel
o. voir Polo Club, Pennington
of Polo Club. Warrenton and Win
e. chester Polo Clubs of Virginia
of and the Potomac Polo Club,
in Doll Baby Polo Club and Stoney
Creek Polo Club of Maryland
va may be expected to top last
~ years average attendance,
which drew thousands to the
local matches.
ne Each club will be represented
Ia Ia by both high goal and low goal
III teams. In addition to intra-
oe league play, each club has one
10 week end open per month for
IN play with teams from Brandy
wine and York, Pennsylvania,
'lo Meadowbrook, N. Y. and. others.
X The Warrenton Polo Club has
ric already announced it's opening
in outdoor games will be run for
ed the benefit of Fauquier Hos
Ter pital.
is. The full schedule for league
b. matches during June, exclusive
Of play against out-of- town
ed teams, will be:
i SCHEDULE
June 3
At Winchester At warrenton
hi Potomac low
une 10
III stoney Greek Low Doll Baby (High)
WI Potomac Lowl
Iune II
" Pennington Glow, Belvoir dowl
June "a
W. Wsrrenton OHiEhl
n Potomac low
DR. SCHEDULE
AT wARRENTON, VA.
ternoons
June
Doll Baby (HiEhl
une IL
st0nsy IinsSec1sT c4..k ,HigT, Hex
Iune 19
Pennington CHigh
Iune 26
Potomac CiiEh)
Evening star., 1960-04-07
as. SosneF-K. J. Ashton eniTy.
j EIGHTH RAcE-Puse $4,000; oowonees syeor-oId fes;
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claiming $4,000 to $4,000
4-yeor-olds and up | mi

kombone entry.
b Wiliom u. Bishop StobIes, Inc, entry.
en-. H. Sehlosbere- -Juroy Stable entry.
xApprenties ollowones claimed.
Evening star., 1960-04-07
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

WARRENTON, Va. April 7.
Kenneth j. Edwards, secre-
tary of the newly formed Mary
land-Virginia Polo League, to-
day announced a schedule of
arena and outdoor games de-
signed to make this area one of
the top-three polo centers in
the Nation.
Thirty-two polo games have
been announced for the month
of June.
Competition between the
seven Maryland and Virginia
clubs comprising the league will
be broadened in July to include
all teams from New York to
Florida in the Southeastern
arena tournament.
The local upsurge of polo
comes at a time when the ex-
ecutive manager of the historic
Meadowbrook Polo Club in
Long Island publicly has stated
that "the golfers out-number
us and may run us off the fields.
We may have to sell for sub
division"
Arena games will be played
ARENA
Jul
At Charlottesville At Potomac
stoney Greek Low warrenton Uov)
Potomac LOW Warrenton (High)
Jun
Wsrrenton Gov) Belvoir (Highl
Pennington GowI
Jun
winchester low Winchester low
Potomac (High) Columbia (Highl
Ju
Warrenton Govl Pennington Low)
Doll Baby high
OUTDOOR
AT BELvoIR, VA.
After
Jul
Potomac (High)
Jun
doll Baby (Hish)
Jun
stoney Greek CHighl
Jun
Pennington tHiEh
Evening star., 1960-04-07
RACING
RESULT IS
Laurel

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 3-yesr- -oldS: 6 furlonES.
Pam Rec (Wajda) 300 $50 800
Get There tDiavolikis) $50 800
Tisri, Fleet Home, Sure Loot, Win
dust, Cav Memory. Shell Lea, Country
Romance, Mister Buckle, Mr.. Clarks-
VILE. Time, l:l3%.
SECOND RACE = Purse. $500;
Pont-Levis CCori. 1850 geo 600
Karamaneh tGrimm) 500 t.?0
Dulaney Mckee $50
HiEh over All Airy Sue, Potter
Pickwick; EaEerlee Dove Call, Lord
Davlin.. Tina's Son. Jared B.. Moco
Time. 1:4l'S.
DAILY DOUBLE (7-3) SS1.2O
Aqueduct
BY the Associated Press
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
@ R4dss ssTlGaS Hssd1Gt iR fsH PsC w. dio suiTOnS io
General Paul tArcaro) go S.6O
Tom Nix tAndersOnl 1.lO
No Teasing, Bounce A-Bit, Tack
Bird. Poisson D'Avril. Nordic Princess
Crossruff. Mr.. Haders, Wooded Acres
Time, 1913.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming: 3-yesr-olds; 6 furlones.
Tulassee twoodhOuse) 40 2.10 2.3G
Market Spy (ArcarO) $50 2.3O
Moon FLY OUsseryl 2.SC
Lonesome End, Leave Cancelled
Tanned. Erudite Last Chance. Time
1.l3is.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
Evening star., 1960-04-07

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing: Swear -olds; furlongs.
Hard Tim llq The Crit Gale 1l9
Substantial los Peter Pie ll6
New Aside ll3 BIN BaShi 116
Evening star., 1960-04-07
OTHER ENTRIES
Aqueduct
BY the Associated Press

sECOND RACE Purse, $1,000
claiming: 4-year-olds and up: fur
Longs.
Legacy 1o4 Pouruuol Pas II
Coroebus III Austin II,
Zambra l13 Peck's Bid Boy III
Field of Honor ll6
Evening star., 1960-04-07
DAILY DOUBLE G-s) Ss1.2O
Aqueduct

DAILY DOUBLE PAID s52.5O
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Other AM Stations

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MARL-1sa Ke.-esyllsht saiy.
WeMR-tese Ke.-0aylisht saly.
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WWDe- -t2ee ke.-3l-hssF spsfatiOa.
WfEL-t3io Kes-2%hes' spssstlsn szesps
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Mothers March
Leaders Named
For Dimes Drive

Six women have been namet
to lead the Mothers March fol
the 1851 March of Dimes in thu
Metropolitan area.
Volunteers are needed tx
assist the chairman. The door.
to-door march on the evening
of January 81 will end the
annual March Of Dimes drive
The campaign begins January
q.
Heading the District drive
is Mrs. Michael T. Fabrizio
jr., 1880 @ street NV. The
Maryland county chairmen are
Mrs. Blair Lee III, 400 Warren.
ton drive, Silver Spring, fol-
Montgomery, and Mrs. Leor
Gallin. 1905 Colesville road
University Park, for Prince
Georges.
In Virginia, the chairmen
are Mrs. william H. Moss
3108 Towanda road, Alexandria,
for Fairfax County: Mrs. John
j. Rowsey, 20l North Edison
street. Arlington, and Mrs.
Kenneth w. Smith, HOO West
Alexandria avenue. Alexandria.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
TV INTERVIEW
GUEST LIST
Tomorrow

Tomorrow
, 1880, WTOP City
Side. w. John Kenney.
chairman Of the District
Democratic Committee.
Sunday
1880, WTTG 81
Georgeto wn University
Forum. DR.. Ralph w. Ruffv
ner, director Of the State
Departments Once Of Ed
ucational Services.
100, WTOp (9)-Youth
Wants to Know. Repre-
sentative Zablocki. Demo-
crat of Wisconsin.
1880, WMAL (7)--IsSues
and Answers. Senators
Muskie, Democrat Of Maine
and Scott. Republican Of
Pennsylvania.
500, WRC % Meet
the Press. John A. McCone.
chairman Of the Atomic
Energy Commission.
Evening star., 1960-12-16

Msaday aldnIshi 70 an. Tuesday.
W00k- i3aoKe.-2A.hsuR speFstlon MsaGsp-
WtAM-iase ke.-aa,hsul sDsrstss. szespt
susGag aidaIsht to s an. MoaGsy.
WPRW-itso ke.-DayligAt saly.
Wo0R-isao ke.-Dsyllght saiy.
Wpee-1see Ke.--Dsyilght eaiy.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
TODAY'S RADIO
HEGHLIGHTS

1920, WMAL - Felix Grant
Show. Albums by Mel
Henke, Hoagy Carmiachel
and Bobby Hackett.
S:35, WOL-Broadway Show
Time. The cast Of "Carou-
sel," with John Raitt and
Jan Clayton, is featured.
9:15, WWDC -- Barbed Wire
Radio. Broadcasts from be-
hind the Iron Curtain.
Tomorrow
2:0o, WTOP - Metropolitan
Opera. Wagner's Tam
hausen."
Evening star., 1960-12-16
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTTG t5)-Five Stal
Feature. Home Of thu
Brave" A Negro CT, 9
battle casualty. learns
through, reliying his past
that he's no different from
other men. James Edwards
Frank LovejoX Lloyd
Bridges (194o).
1880, WAGAL (7)-The Law
and Mr.. Jones. "A Question
Of Guilt" Residents Of q
wealthy, suburban communi.
ty demand the maximum
adult penalty for q problem
youth accused Of kidnar
and assault. James Whit
more.
11:OO, WTTG (5) - Starlight
Theater. Bachelor and the
Bobby Soxer." A dashins
bachelor IL plagued by 3
teen-ager who has Q crush
on him. Garry Grant,
Myrna 10y. Shirley Temple
(1o4D.
HIS. WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. "Tortilla Flat" Film
version Of Steinbeck's IA
nous novel Of Mexican
peasants. Spencer Tracy,
Hedy Lamar (1942).
1850, WNGAL (D-First Run
Movie. Never Love a
Stranger" An orphan is be-
friended by gangsters. John
Barrym ore. Lita Milan
(195S).
1:1S, WTOP (9)-The Late,
Late Show. "A Dangerous
Game" A private eye is
hired to investigate strange
doings at an insane asylum.
Richard Arlen, Andy Devine
(194D.
Tomorrow
1:O0, WRC (O-Liberty Bowl
Football. Penn StakA VIZ
Oregon.
LAS. WTOP tS)-Bluebonnet
Bowl Football. Alabama vs..
Texas.
4:3O. WTOP (S)-Pro Foot
ball. Green Bay Packers vs..
Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TontChts top shoDs preveUed BY TV KEYS STAFF
Uho attend TehecTsGls t0Gtch screenings and GnGvse
scripts in New York, Hollywood elsewhere Their
opinions are offered guide to utetuers.
Hallmark Hall Of Fame"Golden Child" In this debut of
Chrstmasinspred American OPERA beautiful voices
tcularly those Of Patricia Neway, Jerome Hines and
Brenda Lewis do much to compensate for contrived
lbretto based the spirit Of the Christ Child in the
gold-rush days of the West Also lovers will find
the passion and of the musical score attractive
even as they quarrel with the sameness Of its pitch
(Color) $3.50 pm, WRC-. @. ~
twilight ZOneFred Clark perfect petty crook with
lot Of Zip" who steals camera that takes pictures of
the future only to wonder what to do with It, Nice idea
good casting. 10 pm, WTOP-S. F
The Detectives"Big Poison Absorbing episode Edward
BinnS makes this tale believable He plays detective
who desperately wants to get back in the field but is
assigned to the job Of instructor Though there's the usual
chase, the production is quite effective
10 pm, WNAL-7.
Eyewitness to HstoryIn line with this programs policy Of
covering the most newsworthy issue of the day. Anchor
Charles Kuralt assisted by CHS camera crews and
correspondents viii discuss the cabinet appointments Of
President-elect Kennedy 0f further appointments are
made), the crisis in Algeria (pending developments
following the departure Of President de Gaue). 1890
pm, WTOP-9
Evening star., 1960-12-16
TODAY,S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

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s7:O5, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
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S:O5, WNIAL-FM (1O7.3 Mc.)