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figured there wasn't any point
moping about 1.-THE important thing
was not be be separated. So when
the show went up to New Haven to
break in, l went along with it and,
as luck would have it, l landed
job as waiter in Casey's Chop House
the place on College Street across
from the Shubert Theatre.
"H was tho best thing thai
could baps babpened," The yonne-
ster Went on, "beeause q couple
OF days before The OPENING wbo
should come in and blnnk bim-
self doWn at ono OF my tables
but NJ. Rodeer5.
He recognized me, and when he
quizzed me about what l was doing
in a walters get-up, l told him I
had taken the job so as to be near
my wife. The story seemed to tickle
him, and when he went back to the
theatre I understand he held up a
rehearsal to repeat it to Oscar Ham,
merstein and Josh Logan, the direc-
Browning chief., 1951-01-12

Last weeks article gave short
history of UCPA, the year-old Or
ganization that is doing everything
in its power to help palsy stricken
children. This article deals more
with social and economic back
ground of the problem.
The cause of cerebral palsy is
unique in that it is a crippler which
strikes with mathematical ruthless
ness, here, then there, at the very
inception of life. Sometimes its cruel
hand has done its damage before
birth.
Ten thousand times each year the
same scene occurs, tragic because
when the mother and father dis
cover their baby is palsied there is
SO little in the way of help. Some
times they know it Immediately,
but in other cases it may be months
before they learn their child has suf-
fered a brain injury that affects
speech or use of arms, legs or
head.
Since it is not a disease, we do
not need to worry about a germ,
Browning chief., 1951-01-12

IopS, picdSc uOu Try any
thing" Cathy said. "YOur tao
tics are about as subtle as those
of an old billy goat"
an extra miracle you wont be need
ing for few days"
MIKE CLOSED HIS eyes and
~ studied moment. II could
arrange for high-salaried job to
fall his way"
Pops, please don't try anything
like that. If he found that we had a
hand in it, he would probably leave
town. Your tactics are about as
subtle as those of an old billy goat"
"All right, so I'm not in the habit
Of pussy-footing around" growled
Mike. what are you going to do?"
Same as l have been doing.
Argue some more and try to wear
him down"
"That settles that" Mike stood up
and absently walked over to get his
hat and coat. You want me to drop
you off at home? I've got to run
over to the hospital"
Inc nOSpllal!
Eyes, Zeke, the fellow who
owns the newsstand down on the
corner, thinks he's going to die, and
I thought some company might
cheer him up
Cathy frowned. He must be the
one who has been giving me some
competition. James spends two or
three nights week, playing chess
and arguing politics with some cid
fellow named Zekc."
Mike stopped and stared at
Cathy. "Come on" he said hur-
riedly, eff l don't get move on,
visiting hours will be over before I
get there"
The windows were still rafting
from Mikes conversation when he
slammed the phone back into its
cradle and glanced up at the young
woman who was struggling to keep
the exasperated expression on her
face.
mike Clanahan, l thought you
were asked to keep your strong
arm tactics out of my love affair"
Mike grinned up at her. "What do
you mean?"
"You know very well what l
mean" Cathy's stern expression
broke into a happy laugh. She
came around the desk and
kissed him on the forehead.
But still don't know"
Don't play innocent with me.
Having Zeke leave everything to
James was stroke of genius. But
what l want to know is how you
managed to get forty-seven thousand
dollars in old bills hidden in Zeke's
room"
did it work?"
Cathy held her left hand up in
front of Mikes face. A diamond on
the third finger twinkled merrily
at him.
Browning chief., 1951-01-12
UNTIL COMPARATIVELY recent

years the human race all over the
world considered itself helpless to
fight this great unknown malady.
If a child were so affected the
thing to do was to hide it in the
back rooms. The heartache and the
heartbreak of parents has some
times been hidden, but cerebral
palsy has left a trail of needless
social devastation: broken home,
parents often accusing each other,
the liver Of other children and rela-
tives seriously affected, as fate
continued droning off the numbers.
Vicious as has been the effect on
the relatives, it doesn't compare
with the injustice to the sufferers.
Our nation, priding itself on living
in an enlightened age, continues to
treat many of these injured as half
wits, idiots or feebleminded when
tests show that II out of 100 have
average or superior intelligence.
That makes as much sense as CIV
ing such consideration to a person
who was hit by an automobile.
An idea Of the huge economic
waste may be obtained by simple
multiplication. The most conserva-
tive estimate of children born with
cerebral palsy in the United States
is 100000. Merely to give them GUS
todial care costs an average of
$500 year. They have a normal life
expectancy. Taking an average Of
60 years, each child costs 100000
for a lifetime merely vegetating his
years away. For the 100000 chill
dren, the cost reaches the staggering
total of $4,000, 900, 900.
The actual bill is much more, be-
cause there are 10000 new babies
born with cerebral palsy each year,
and several million adults who are
palsied in later years of their lives.
But this is only part of the cost.
The rest is in heartbreak and broken
homes. These are the problems of
the United Cerebral Palsy Associa-
tions, Inc
Browning chief., 1951-01-12

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Browning chief., 1951-01-12
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d Eictior its cradle, num-
'" bling to himself
pups who quit trying as soon as
they'd heard No mentioned a time
or two.
The slender, black-haired girl,
sitting on the corner of his desk,
grinned at him. "Pops, if everyone
bulled their way through like you
do, there'd be quite crop of
cracked heads"
AS he looked up at his daughter,
Mikes face softened into a smile.
Something on your mind, Cathy?"
Eyes, but l think this job is a
little too delicate for your methods. p"
She stared out the window for a
moment before continuing.
"James refuses to marry me-"
she said. "Now, he's decided that
it's better if we don't even see each
other any more"
Refuses to marry you'll" The win
dows ratified as Mike came up out
of his chair. "Why I'll-"
Satny 1roWn put Mike back into
his chair. "That's what I mean
about your methods. I'd like to have
enough of him left to carry me over
the threshold"
"Why won't he marry your"
"Rich girl, poor boy. He says
he won't have it appear that he
married me for my money"
Mike stared thoughtfully at
her. "You really love him, don't
you?"
Cathy nodded her head.
''All you need" Mike said as
he leaned back and stared at
the ceiling, "is just a diamond
studded, fourteen-carat mira
cIe."
That's thought to cheer a girls
heart" Cathy gave her father a
wry glance. THAT is, if you have
Browning chief., 1951-01-12
"CUTE STORY" 1 said.

There's more to it," said Bill.
"a columnist heard about what hap
pened and wrote it up, and as a re-
suit I got a couple of television nib
bles. Then the incest thing of all
happened. One night Margaret Tru-
man came backstage, and after con-
graduating Pima and Mary Martin
she asked for the Bill Ferguson she
had read about. You see, we went
to the same high school in Independ-
ence, Missouri, and broke into the
singing business together in the
choir of the Baptist Church."
"Dn your ujts get to meet The
Presidents daughter"
mot thai evening"" said tho
yonngster. "bm she did tew
days later Wben Miss Truman
came around to our Apartment to
SEQ fbe netV baby"
"It's been nice talking to you,"
said, "but I'm afraid l can't use
you on next weeks show-I'm look
ing for someone to play a sad, mis-
cradle little man."
Browning chief., 1951-01-12

Dick Rodgers, was
responsible for the
first one."
"What did Rich
ard do for your" I
asked.
"Well," said the
y o u n G S t e r, ait
started when Mr..
Rodgers and Mr..
Hammerstein were
h o ding additions
Browning chief., 1951-01-12

for the chorus and bit parts in South
Pacific My wife-her stage name
is Evelyn Colby-also does some
singing and dancing, so we tried out
for the show together. Only one of
US, however, got picked-Evelyn."
doesn't SOUND like too good
a beginning"
''It waSn't," said Bill, "but we
Browning chief., 1951-01-12
BY INEZ GERHARD

GERALDINE BROOKS stage ca
reer began when she was in
her teens, and was pretty impress
sive-she toured in Shakespearian
productions for the Theatre Guild
before Hollywood grabbed her and
glamorized her. You saw her in
Possessed" and 1.-THE Reckless
Moment, among other pictures.
Browning chief., 1951-01-12
By BILLY ROSE

One the recently nv televsion show
fellow named Bill Ferguson.
Haven't l l sked.
1f didn't
in the chorus of South Pacific"
"Stil
mo, left it few months ago try my luck at eevon"
"Show business a oracled
Browning chief., 1951-01-12

microbe or virus. But the cold sta
tistics of cerebral palsy strike fear
into the hearts of parents awaiting
the birth of child. They know that
fate is methodicaly counting off the
babies, and that each year seven out
of each 100000 of total population
will be cerebral palsied. 1t could
be theirs-or yours-regardless of
all precautions exercised or all the
care that parents or the best physic-
ians can provide.
The disability of cerebral palsy
also is found at the opposite end of
the life span. Whatever the cause,
the adults who suffer cerebral
hemorrhage (stroke) require care
and treatment common to young suf-
ferers of cerebral palsy. Estimates
vary as to the number of adults who
are affected, but it is untold hun
dreds of thousands.
Browning chief., 1951-01-12
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Browning chief., 1951-01-12
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tor. An hour later the three of them
came into the chop house looking
for me, and the next morning l was
on the stage of the Shubert learning
the lyrics of There Is Nothing Like
A Dame
Browning chief., 1951-01-12

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Browning chief., 1951-01-12

maven 1Ound II so, said Bill.
mater of fact, ever since I got to
town it's been one good break after
another. Incidentally, your friend,
Browning chief., 1951-01-12
DREAM COME TRUE
Social and Economic Problems
A Part Of UCPA>s Big=BdttIe-~

This Is the second Of two articles
on tho United Cerebral Palsy Asso-
Citations, Inc, and the work to which
the organization Is dedicated.
Browning chief., 1951-01-12
CHANGE OF PACE
By Willard OIvon Persing
THE
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1T don't care if you have to buy
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Browning chief., 1951-01-12

was taken to Italy to make "Vol-
cano", with the famous Anna Mag
mani, which will be released by
Eagle Lion. They worked on a bar
rem island, next to the one where
"Stromboli" was being made. There
was no water but the sea, only the
peasants food, but Geraldine says
that she loved every minute of it.
Theatre Guild on the Air" will
continue, this new year, to present
outstanding theatrical successes as
agnificently as in the past. The
best casts, the best productions, are
insisted on. For instance, in "Carou-
seP' Cornell Wilde and Patrice Mum
sci, of the Metropolitan, co-starred,
and John Baker, also of the Met,
had the male vocal lead.
Allene Roberts does fine job as
the blind girl in Union Station,
playing a heavy emotional role. Her
career began when, at tender age,
she was named Americas "Most
Charming Child in a big newspaper
competition.
Ruth Roman Stormed Alfred
Hitchcock's office five years ago,
when he was casting "Spellbound'
to ask for part, and he turned her
down; said she wasn't the type. But
she was exactly right for his new
picture, "StrangerS on Train"
Browning chief., 1951-01-12

Mike CIanahan
s ! a m m e d the
phone back on
its cradle, num-
bling to himself
about y o u n e
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DAVID 6. BREss. Attorney.

1901 18th St., NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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Probate Court.-No. 7SO68, Admin
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That the subscribers, Of the District
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CHARLES JULES ROSE, Attorney.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court.-No. 1910. Admin
istration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. of the District
Of Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District of
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LIKES, McGARRAGHY e. ARTS,
Attorneys; Tower Building.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court 1857, Admin
istration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, Of the District
Of Columbia, has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District Of
Columbia, Letters Testamentary on
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known as L. Victor Day ana Louis
Victor. Day, late Of the District Of
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hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. legally
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AID. 1852; otherwise they may by
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this 27th day of July, 1861. ROB-
ERT ]. DAY, 3l2 Upshur st. NV.
(Seal) Attest: ELLA A. BROWN,
Deputy Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Prohate Court au7. JAIL
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PORTER

For liquor store. Must have drivers
permit; good salary; local refs. re-
quired; perm: do not phone. CEN
TRIAL, 51S 9th ST.. NV IL