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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-15

The Competition Cart Clubs
first racing program OF the
season Is scheduled Sunday at
Marlboro Motor Raceway.
Starting at 1880 pm. will be
three heats in each Of nine
classes, plus q 25-lap feature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-15

LOS ANGELES, Mar. IS
(AP).-Cuban Luis Rodriguez
was given an even chance to
defeat Welterweight Champion
Emile Griffith here tomorrow
night in the feature match Of
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Woodberry Lands
3 Soccer Spots

Three players from Wood
berry Forest and two each
from Episcopal, Sidwell Friends
and st. Adams comprise the
Al-Metropolitan soccer team
announced yesterday by area
coaches.
The selections:
Goalie-Bob Girtner. woodberry
Forest: right fullback, Wilfred Painter,
Episcopal; left fullbaek, Alex MacLean,
Friends; right halfback, Chuck Wood,
woodbury. Forest; center halfback,
Bob Sanger, Landnn left halfback,
Alanson Wilcox, Friends; right wing,
Inomas Muller, 81 Adams; center for
inside, John Holt, woodbury. Forest;
left inside, Ned TompkinS, Episcopal;
left wins, Bill Peterson, st. Adams.
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Triple Crown Candidates

City Line and Sky Wonder,
like Bonjour, have been nomi-
mated for the Triple Crown
races and Senator B. is eligible
for the PreakneSs.
Sky Wonder is rated one Of
the top 3-year-old sprinters in
training. The Double Eclipse
gelding has three victories in
five starts this year. including
the Hutchinson and Bahamas.
Bobby Ussery will ride him.
Senator B. may not lack for
backing. The Bolero colt Is the
best member Of his age group
to compete at this meeting. In
his two starts Senator B. won
the Francis Scott Key and
George Washington Stakes.
Wayne chambers. Bowie's
leading rider, will be UP on
Senator B.
Mr.. Clubhouse, with Jockey
Bill Zakoor, and Prince O'Pil-
sen, with Charles Burr, also
are considered threats. Mr..
Clubhouse has won his last
three starts and Prince OPil-
sen won In his seasonal debut
here.
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BY the Associated Pres

d JIG hbbOCIALtu FfesH
lst--S2,70O: 3-yr.; 9 fur.
Little JOny Bill tS0'e) 2l.OO go $50
Hard Bargain (MOnaeelli) $40 $40
Miss eye G. (COffmAnD $50
Jet Tune. Joe Nathan, Davy's Jewel.
Rumpleprincekin, Shamrock Lady. First
Red, Force Of Habit. Time. 1:14h.
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Race Results
Bowie

Ist--t3,UOOi cling; Ayr. & up; 8 fur
tlylnE Bill tCulmone) 1920 900 $40
Hellenic Star tGrimml $50 .liO
Lucky Scott (Shukl 6.4O
Gerald K, Northwest. Heebie-J eebies,
Iritoness, Corny Gossip. Fair Eclipse.
Time, 1:137s.
2d--S3 800: cling; Ayr. a up; / I. mi.
Kitty Beale tkimbal) 1920 500 go
Mel Ting tCulmOnel 500 co
Early Route (MeCurdy) $40
Battle Lady, Lost Jewel, Star Trail,
Adolf. Flaming Era, aFntasy Flyer,
Entoursge, Star Nurse, Harold's Polly.
Time. l:49.
DAILY DOUBLE (IO-2l S276 %
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a. HONEY Roam was dlsaualIied after winning for
AmmLkT rates an excellent chance MISTER CROCK
% pounds Ks pounds. XXI pounds xxx1O pounds
apprentice allowance ~ N
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MIA Standings

RESULTS LAST NIGHT
st.. Louis ia, San Francisco 100.
Only same scheduled.
GAMES TONIGHT
Chicago at New York.
81. Louis vs. San Francisco at
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College
Basketball

TOURNAMENTS
NATIONAL INvITATIoNAL
First Round
YlllaneyA 81, DePauI 81.
Memphis state 10, fordham 90.
EcAA SMALL COLLEGE
(ssmlfInAlsD
WlttenberG 90, OElethorps ~ (OT),
South Dakota 81. 80. Bouthern III. 10.
NAIA
(Quarter-finAls)
Pan American epi Northern Mich. Is.
nramblinG ~, rson.Newman 10.
Tort HAYS ~. %, Rockhurat 10.
West. Carolina ~. Levi a Clark 81.
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aRoy L. Waiaee-G. n. RosenberEer entry.
LARRY's GAL won earlier for $1,000 and appears
best In this sprint AQUA PURA breaks fast and will
battle 10 the wire. DAWN MARINE might take II ALL
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Joe KeNys Bowie Kandicups


Mr. FLEET has late speed and should rally 10 win
and beat HIDARE just missed when third for $500
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FIRST .ASE. Parse $4,000 claiming tSsSOOr Sy'a

ws.k 2lsId FAsT row WOW Just missed Tor $4,000
LADY BRIGHT breaks fast and should take = money
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City Line Carries 1875

City Line, who carries top
weight Of 1875 pounds, two more
than Bonjour, Mrs. Henry H.
Hecht's Senator B. and Mrs.
Charles D. Morgan's Sky Won
der, will be ridden by Robert
Lee Baird.
Bonjour has made only one
start this season but 1t was
an impressive one. The colt
hooked up in a torrid duel with
Candy Spots at Santa Anita
last month and lost in a photo
finish. Bonjour won the Ire
mont Stakes last year and
placed in Monmouth's Sapling
and Delaware's Dover Stakes.
The balance Of the field con-
sists of Melvin r. Burt's Mr..
Clubhouse, Montpelier's Prince
OPilsen, Donald @. Ross Sea
Service and Larkin Maloney's
Swerve.
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BOnjOur Tops
Field Of Seven
For Gold Cup
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

One of Maryland's richest s.
year-old races, the $50. $50 Gov
ernor's Gold Cup, drew a field
Of eight today for the 7-furlong
test at Bowie tomorrow.
Miss Patrice Jacobs Bon
jour, a Triple Crown nominee,
rules a slight choice over T.
Allie Grissom's City Line, q
New Orleans invader who won
the Louisiana Derby last Sat-
urday.
Helping TO bring down the
odds on Bonjour will be the
presence OF controversial
Nanny Ycaza in the saddle.
Ycaza is making his first APP
pearance in Maryland since the
Preakness last spring when the
stewards set him down for
elbowing Johnny Rotz and then
claiming foul.
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.s $500 sF sSO Il
Epgs H sS.:;.s% . ssSSC g.rss.. %H $4,000 to

BONNY BRIDE was winner for 5000 and should
teke another here BAsHFUL BIN drops sharply and will
bete TO the wire FOREST LARK earlier for $1,000
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BoNJoUR. second % Candy spot. Al, stanta Anita.
has been training Interestingly and should well
fast footins; SENATOR B.. an unbeaten 3-year-eld
VIII Pc runnlnE late and tough 70 beat here CITY LINE
rates excellent chance.
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a CALL NE BILL outrun In his seasonal bow
of $1,000 but faces considerably lesser In this sprint
or hOnwnners. PRINCE BAWN, . son Of HIN Prince,
nas been tFAininG satisfactorily for Frank Ronsal
TOWER SUN might upset.
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RUFFY Is better than his seasonal bow and should
improve enough % beat this field. MISS coGNAC
turned In excellent effort when second 10 Grand
Wizard. GIN TUESDAY should take money spot.
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BEST BET-RUFFY

MOON SHOT second 10 sunrise County in his
seasonal bow and gets the vote here. GAELIC LAD,
third IN the southern Maryland IL the likely faVore.
FRUIT SHIPPER drops and rates . chance.
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Gulfstreum

DAILY DOUBLE 1922 S276.2O
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should first go through with its
hearing before the FTC Novem-
Der IS, then appeal II necessary
to the United States Court Of
Appeals.
Secret Payments Claimed
FTC Attorneys James Tlmony
and Harold D. Rhynedance, jr.,
said papers filed by the agency
in court show that Tops Is
accused Of making secret pay
ments to managers, coaches
and other baseball employees to
steer the young minor leaguers
to Tops.
After the hearing. Mr.. Harris
said that once players break
into the majors, they receive
SIPS a year when their pictures
are used by the chewing gum
firm.
Judge McGarTaghy, who re-
marked that claims made by
both sides appear terribly con-
fuSing," said he would take the
case under advisement
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ower Line Arcs,
Burns z Workers

"A Ss-year-old District man
suffered electric shock burns
On his feet and was admitted
"a Hadley Memorial Hospital
yesterday after an accident near
ths District sewage treatment
plant at Blue Plains.
Hospital aides said David
Barbour Of 1865 Good Hope
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road Sc, q crane oiler EN-
by the Head ConStruc-
ton Co. was in fair condition.
District sanitary engineering
officials said another worker
suffered minor burns in the
same accident.
The two men were working
near a crane at a sewer line
excavation. Officials said they
were shocked by a current that
arced from a high-tenSion
power line.
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The FrC charges Tops
in the minor leagues and signs
them for exclusive rights to
use their pictures the first five
years the players are in the
major leagues. other chewing
gum firms have complained.
In arguing motions yeSter-
day before United States Dis
trict Court Judge Joseph c.
McGarraghy, Judah Best, As
Sistant United States Attorney,
said Tops does not give a
copy Of the contract to the
individual player.
Monopoly Charge Denied
Tops attorney, Sidney
Harris, asked the court to stop
the ETC action because Of m-
necessary delay In their pro-
ceedings. He said Tops could
not be a monopoly because
some firms manufacturing
other products produce more
cards than Tops.
Mr.. Harris showed Judge Nc
Garraghy an exhibit Of several
baseball picture cards put out
by other firms. Pointing to the
exhibit board. he said the Tops
firm puts out other cards.
There are also monsters, cow
boys, and other things"
But Mr.. Best said the Gov
eminent was concerned with
cards put out in connection
with gum. He added that the
court had no Jurisdiction at
this point and that Tops
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Easy Way to XIII Ants and Rouches

JoHNSTON'S NO-ROACH: Simply brush john
stons No-Rooch on cobnets to control cockrooches,
on sis to stop onts One application of this coIoess
odoress coating stoys effective for months. No need
TO move dishes or breathe hormful sprays. Handy
squirt oPpIicotor included with each pint or quart
Remember: No-Rooch means no rooches
8 Ounces, S9c Pint, 169 Quart, 298
Woodward g Lothrop Housewares Center Washington,
81 Chevy Chose, Wheaton PIozo and Corners
For Telephone Shopping and Services, call $4,000
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Coates Renamed

Rear Admiral Leonidas D.
Coates. IT., was nominated by
President Kennedy yesterday
for reappointment as Chief Of
Naval Research for a one-year
term.
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BALLPLAYERs' PICTURES
Gum Firm Accused
Of Stors' Monopoly
By WILLIAM BASHAM
star staff Writer

There's bubble gum picture cards Of base
ball players than, In trade you Mickey Mantle for
Harmon Kllebrew and Chuck Cottier"
The Federal Trade Commission has accused the Tops
Chewing Of Brooklyn N Y, Of monopolistic prac-
tees and unfair competition.
The FTC charges Tops approaches young balplayers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-02
ADVERTISEMENT
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How to Relieve
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HOUSES uNFuRN. r0 RENTII

ALEA.-brk. Split-level. 3 bedrms
sias. D Aitsf rel S.n. T s&Sl-Cassf1.' ond
ANDREWS AREA--Brick Cape Coo
Detached. Liv. rrn. with fireplace
sep. din, rm.. kitchen, 2 bedrms
and bath. Large bsnt. and partlS
finished attic. Large ground and
AllNANDALE, Ravensworth Farm
~. -old rambler, 3 bedrms.
2 baths, daylight bsnit., dish
sss sisessssi avail Aug l. sleS
ARL, s-2-bedrm. brk. Colonial,
s shoD s eNns'' ES sony, e PentaSon
ARL.--Duplex. modern. 2 bedrms,,
II baths, lge. bsmt., S1lb a
month. 200 N. wakefield. FL. g.
1920.
ARL.--Nice 5-rm. house, liv. rm.,
porch, full bsmt. KE. 6-7740.
= 4-bedrm. Colonial,
sep garage. Rent with option to
buy. ST. $4,000.
ARL., N.---Lovely brk. Cape Cod,
2 bedrms. and bath up. l bed
rm. and bath on LIST FIR, liv.
rm. with flrepl., din. rm. and kit,
all lge. Full bsmt. with rec. rm.,
beaut. lot. On bus line. Excel.
neighborhood. S1S5 mo. JE. 2-1S56.
BETHESDA bedrooms, 2-story,
$3.50. Immed. occup.. large yard,
garage, near Suburban Hospital.
Call 656-S012 for appointment
before noon Saturday.
vic. NH bedrms.,
den. complete kit. family rm., liv.
rm. with fireplace, din. rm., rec.
rm. with fireplace, ga, baths. scr
porch. with sundeck, convenient to
schools. churches. Privacy. trees.
2-year lease. S265. OIL. 2-2762.
BETHEsDA-4-bedrm split. cent.
air cond., 3 baths, rec. rm,,
carpet. Grapes, fenced, garage, all
sCHAFER. OIL 2-544l.
BEVERLY HILLs-Lease with op-
ton to buy. Charm. 2-bedrm. home
in exc. Va. sub. Sl35. WE, S-250S.
BROOKSIDE MANOR WE S T
FAYETTEVILLE - 3-bedroom, q
story detached Colonial. brick. gas
hot-water heat. screened porch.
basement, decorated. S115 per
month, limit 3 children. DI. 4
5041, HA. 2-7234.
CAPITOL HILLl-2 bedrms., large
garden, new kitchen. S175 mo. RE.
7-2160, CALCARA. OIL. 2-19S7.
CAPITOL HILL
40 d ST. Sc.
Newly restored 5-bedroom town
house with de luxe kitchen and
full basement. $276. For appoint
ment phone 547-s3o0.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C., 5000 42nd
st. NV, short block to Wisconsin
ave. - 4-bedroom Colonial. I'M
mediate possession. S175 month.
Call LEIGH q SCHWAB, INC,
EN-. 2-580O.
CHEVY CHASE, D c.. 5458 Ne
braSka ave. n.w4 bedrms., 2
baths, garage. Ma. S-0S1O.
CHILLUM-6-rm. house, 1-acre lot.
Call after 10 am. for Apt. UN.
4-6970.
PARK - Detached
brick, z bedrms., 4 y baths. fire.
place, carpeting, solarium. double
garage, immaculate, 1895 mo. AID.
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DESIRE
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

AT 50 HOUR for uniformed men
and Gift, vans licensed movers).
Short notice, Emrg. Stg. 661-0106.
B0XLEY MOVERS rms. $50 up.
Padded vans, immed, storage. Lo-
cal or long distance. s32-SS22.
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE -
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving.
Storage. Reas. rates. TIA, O-2D37.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving,
beaches a speciality, 9. L. NOR
RIS, TIL. 2-ilbO or TIL 0-RQlO2
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WESTHAVEN

Brick Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
den and powder room on LIST
floor, full basement. rec. room
and bath. Ewes. Mrs. Fisher, Wo.
W, G. * A. N. MILLER Dew. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
MISSIONER DIR. Sc. 3fBs-De-
tached 4 b.r. 2 baths. lge. family
7-210O, cALcARA, OIL. 2-lgS7.
WHEATON, KENs1NQToN, SILVER
SPRING, ROCKvILLE--Beyeral 2,
3 and 4 bedrm. homes avail. Some
for Immediate occupancy, some
with option TO buy. Cali or
write" p4p-S440. MANoVrLL
REALTY CORP, 25i6 University
blvd, West, wheaton, Maryland.
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SHEPHERD PARK
Shannan & Luchs
Realtors Since 1906

SHEPHERD PARK - Spacious 4.
S SSSaa1 S- O g bus hone rm sHci Il
ole gsragejs S STSg, 2 Rsp SANgsI ~
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APIS. UNFuRAIsHED--VA.

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENs--Largs
bright, cross-ventilated rooms To-
Gated on beautiful, spacious
grounds, only 10 minutes to PEN
tagon or downtown BY any OF
B bus lines Secretarial service,
ample free parking, adjacent 10
shopping center. Churches and
schools within walking distance.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
1-bedroom, $3.50.
Junior 2-bedroom Il large, / small
bedroom), SOS so.
Mount Vernon Avenue and Russell
Road in Alexandria
Phone 83R-44O0
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HOUSES FURR. TO RENT

ARL.--Must rent 2-bedrm. home,
son, size. WE. s-25os. =
ARL., NJ or 3 bedrm. brk
ramb. VA baths. porch. 2-car
S275. b2S.5054.
BRICK RAMBLER In Woodlawn,
234-9622 or 332-1D23.
CHEVY CHASE, d. CO rooms, :
baths. finished and heated Ord II.
$3.50 month,
Q rms. 2 baths, Ist-fl. powder rm.
~ mo. Call Mr.. Barker. Wo. g.
EnnEWVARn Il InNra 4. co r,rr
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

BETHEsDA-McLEAN AREA--Math.
ematician and wife desires furn,
1-bedrm. apt. or house for 1-2
mos, will care for dog, flowers,
etc. Ia. 9-SI63.
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ADEEN MILL
& RedrOOnnS

Nearly new brick and frame split
foyer home, on level lot. Cor
seous de luxe kitchen, dining rm..
living rm., 3 baths, rec. rm.,
walk-out exit. Walk to ali schools.
$4,000. Call now. 427-4500
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GEORGETOWN - Completely re-
stored. English kit, powder rm.,
patio, drawing rm., 2 bedrms.
air cond. BY Apt. 33S-BS27.
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CLEVELAND PARK

Excellent house for entertaining.
Unusually IN Large living and din
extras. For sale or lease. MI.
Barba, FE, $4,000. Ewes. 3Bb-7sIS
JAMES I. DIXON a Co. Realtors
CONGRESS HEIGHTS near Boiling
Field-2 bedrms., liv, room. din
room, kit, bath, enclosed porch.
finished bsmt., fenced YARD. Va
cant. MuNDELL REALTY, INC.
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Edsaii PIX. = Brk.
ramb. with bsmt.. 3 b.r.s., dishwsr.,
scr. carpt., mr.. schls. 03s-2S22.
SPRINGFIELD, VA. = 3-bedrm.,
family rm.. ~ bath split-level.
euilt-in garage, partially air cond.,
1 years lease available 18th OF
July. S170 per mo. 6O49 At
teentee I'd, 4b1 -2752:
TEMPLE HILLs-b bedrms., full
bsmt,. compl. kit, dbl. gar. on 1
$3.50 plus utils. Also many other
rentals rental, inrn eng ID upt ny Ra wHIT-
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THE PASSING SHOW
Closer Look Urged
Upon Movieqoers
By JAY CARMODY
pramA critie Of The star

George Stevens s is Of the qeer voices in Washing
ton the subject of the movies.
None forceu however than Mr.. Stevens when he
chooses to speak head Of USAs motion picture service
The choice is easiest when Mr. Stevens Of Hoywoods
greatest film director invited to comment the subject Of
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film, THE Bicycle Thief" 1t is
the thief's victims reply to the
irritated policeman who asks,
Didn't anyone see it," to
which the answer Is Eyes,
everybody saw 1t, but nobody
cared"
What q lot those seven words
have to say about the world we
live in
As Mr.. Stevens says, the
movies are worth more atten-
ton.
MEM0S: The premiere of
THE Cardinal" at the Trans
Lux theater on December Is
will be a benefit for Patti Corte,
sponsored by the White House
News Photographers ASsocia-
ton. Patti, now II, Is still
paralyZed as a result of the
accident in 1861 in which her
mother, father, and aunt lost
their lives. Her father was
Charles Corte, veteran UPI
news photographer and war
correspondent. There will be
a sneak preview Of an English
comedy at Keith's on Decem-
Der IA. . Its star is the chap
who seems to be in every other
English comedy.
"The Golem" will have a
companion piece, 'Drole de
Drame," on tomorrow nights
program of the Washington
Film Society. 1t Is an added
attraction for Jim Chakeres'
Society's $50 members. Seats
60 on sale next Monday at the
Nationals boxoffice for Carol
Channing's Hello, Dolly" the
musical version of "The Match
maker. Another Washington
favorite in the cast, fugitively a
Washingtonian, is Eileen Bren-
nan who climbed to stardom
off-Broadway in Little Mary
Sunshine"
A mere performance sufficed
for the career Of the comedy,
Have / Got A Girl for You!"
on Broadway. The Associated
Press william Glover had one
word for it: "Alas.". A pair
of the late W. c. Fields comedy
classics take over the screen Of
the Town theater tomorrow
They are my Little Chicka-
: dee" and "The Bank Dick"
} Fields co-star In the former Is
that other classicist Of comedy,
Mae West.
Reverting to the Stevenses,
George sr.'s films will become
a festival theme at London's
British Film Institute, Decem.
Der 1O-January Is. Among
them, Shane" "a Place in the
Sum-" Giant" and "The More
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KeIfh's - 'rMcLintock"; II
am, l:lo, $40, $50, 7:4O and
$50 pm.
MaeArthur-'Murder at the
Gallop"; Sis, 8 and s:5s pm.
Metropolitan palm Springs
Weekend; 11:4s am, I:40,
$40, $40, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Ontario Der Rosenkavali-
err; 2 and $50 pm.
Palace - THE wheeler
Dealers; 11:50 am, 1:5O, $50,
$50, ESQ and $50 pm.
Playhouse Fantasia:
1920, 2::3O, 4::4O, z and 9:l5 pm.
Plaza - "Sin You Sinners;
HISS am, 1:2O, 2:45, 4:IO, SIS,
2, S:25 and $50 pm.
Town - 'Lil Abner";; II,
4:O5 and $40 pm. ITO Kill a
Mocklngbird 1:55, s and 10:10
pm.
Trans-Lux-'Under the Yum
Yum Tree; 11:35, 1880, $3.50,
$50, 1880 and 9:S5 pm.
Uptown-"How the West Was
Won; $50 pm.
Warner-"Cleopatra";; 8 pm.
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Stage
Current Stage and Screen
. Shows and Show Times

Stage
NatiOnal-National RepertorN
Theater, ''The Crucible";; S:SC
pm.
Arena Stage -'B attlG
Dream; $50 pm.
Catholic University -Moli
ere's ''The MiSer";; $3.50 pm.
Howard - Vaudeville; Gent
Chandler, "The Coasters; 2
AS, 1880 and 10 pm.
Theater CIub-Sally-JanC
Heit's Miss America; 8:3l
pm.
Screen
Ambassador palm Spring:
Weekend; 1:S0, 1885, 5:35, IA
and 9:40p.m.
Apex-"Wuthering Heights
1880, $3.50, $50, 7::SS and 9:4s
pm.
Calvert-"The Devil and thG
Ten Commandments" 6, 8 and
10 pm.
Dupont - knife in the
Water; i, $40, 4:30, 6:15, 8:1C
and 10 pm.
Embassy-''Take Her, She's
Nine; lao, S:45, $50, 7::55 and
Gas pm.
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

'THE CONDEMNED OF ALTONA"-SOphia Loren encounters
neONaziism In q welLacted, weLmade drama.
THE GREAT ESCAPE"-Suspense in Nad POW compound,
with James Garner and Steve Mcqueen escapes,
THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY"-A Labrador retriever,
bull terrier and Siamese cat triumph in Disney ad-
venture
LAWRENCE OF ARABIA-Peter OTOOe in one of the best
Of the movie spectaces superby photographed dramatic
THE LONGEST DAY"-Sar-studded and dramatic account
Of almost everything that happened D-Day 1914
THE MOUSE ON THE MOON-Margaret Rutherford and
her Grand Fenwicans eOmicay enter the space race.
THE London airport, with Mar
garet Rutherford q delight and Liz Taylor present
THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF THE BROTHERS GRIMM
"A wonderful world Of motion picture fantasy
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The Merrier. .LiStleSs Is the
word for the reception Of Wal
lace Hamilton's "The Burning, +"
presented off-Broadway this
week. Washington saw the
play as THE Burning Of the
Lepers" last season as an Are
ma Stage original. Washington
will have to wait a week longer
for TON Jones" at the Ontario
D.. Originally set for December
10, it is now scheduled to open
on Christmas day.
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AND ANOTHER: This cor
ner's still favorite line testing
the attention and the memory of
moviegoers is from the Italian