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if they contain one or more of
the following ingredients: Men
thol, resorcinol. alcohol, zinc
oxide and tale. Some doctors like
the action of salicylates.
If the toes are macerated
separate them with lambs wool;
don't use absorbent cotton; il
aggravates the condition. Use
only a foot powder during the
day. Wear differentiated shoes
Some like sandals, Change
socks at least two or three times
during the day. And above all
don't over-treat the condition
That has the same effect as add.
ing gasoline to a fire.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: YOU
recent column about H. G. T. re.
garding telling patient about
cancer hits my case exactly.
might say at this point that my
wife saved my life" by getting
me to a doctor in time when my
lhoarseness hung on. Our doc
tor has served our family for &c
years and he has done an excel
lent job. He didn't put me on
''lozenges' and waste time fol
months. He sent me right to a
fine throat surgeon.
Mr.. E. E. E.
Answer: This note from Mr.
E. E. E. is only one answer, OF
many hundreds. to those per-
sons who thing that there is toe
much publicity about the dangers
of cancer. He admits, as dc
most cancer patients who have
been saved" that early dag
nosis and treatment Is often the
factor that decides the issue OF
life or death.
I continue to believe that those
people are silly and without good
sense land this includes a few
doctors. too who go around
saying that we are making peo-
pie too cancer conscious. I'd
rather frighten an occasional in
dividual (and save his life by so
doing1 than pat him on the
back with false reinsurance land
let him die.
released By the Bell Syndicate. Inc J
Tomorrow: A proper altitude toworc
old oee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20

Marie Yarain Of the renabi-
litation department of Goodwill
Industries will speak to the Dis
trict Child Welfare Committee
of the American Legion at 8 pm
tomorrow in Room 202. Ameri-
can Legion Clubhouse, 433 Thirc
street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20

The Golden Years column oppeor,
each Wednesday.
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The Fomily Council consists Of Judge.
q psyehiotrist. three elersymen. O
newspaper editor, womon's editor
ond two writer's. Eoch article is q
summary OF on octuol case history.
The council reports on problems thot
hove been deoIt with by responsible
agencies.
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TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880. WTTG (5)-Waterfront:
Captain John and his son
find themselves facing dan
gerous gunman in yellow
Flag"
500, WTTG ~ = Movietime
USA: Cinderella Jones'" An
attractive singer learns she
is to inherit a fortune If she
marries a certain man. Joan
Leslie and Robert Aida.
l946.)
$3.50, WMAL (7l-Wyatt carp:
Stage coach robbers ambush
carp in the episode THE
Siege at the Little Alamo"
$3.50, WRC (N-Noah's Ark:
(Color.) "Frankenstein." The
classic tale Of q scientist who
creates a monster which de-
stroys him.
800, WRC t4)-The Jane Wy
man Show: Miss Wyman
plays the part of a nurse in
'Birthright" who attempts to
convince a mother-to-be that
giving birth is the most glori-
Gus experience woman can
have.
800, WMAL (7)-Broken Ar
row: Challenge" Apache
braves threaten war until
Cochise discovers their plans.
John Lupton and Michael
AnSara. TV Key says: An
Outstanding Show"
$3.50. WTTG t5)-Ethel Barry
more Theater: T elevision
takes over in the home of
The Peabodys" in the COM
edy starring Eddie Bracken
and JEFF Donnell.
$3.50, WMAL (0-Dupont The
alter: Are Trees People?"
Three abandoned children
find love and new home via
a lonely woman. Ruth DON
nelly.
$3.50. WRC (4)-Circle Theater:
Error in Judgment: The
Case Of Prisoner No. $685."
The true life drama Of a
young lawyers untiring eff
forts to free q man he be-
lieved was unjustly convicted.
Biff MCGUIRE and Patricia
Smith. TV Key says: above
average for the series"
$3.50, WTOP (9--The Red
Shelton Show: (Color.0 Eddie
(Rochester) Anderson. Allen
jenkins. and a surprise guest
appear in a Freddie and Free
Loader" sketch with Red.
10000, WTOP (9)-$64,000 Cues
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ton: Anthropologist DR.. Ash
ley Montagu returns to tell
whether or not he wishes to
try for $4,000 in his Male
and Female" category.
1880, WTOP t9) - Celebrity
Playhouse: On the DAY of
the Trial." a cab driver must
choose between right and
wrong when he is the only
witness to a murder and his
life is threatened if he testi-
fies. Frank Lovejoy and Ellen
Drew.
11:1O, WTTG t5)-Washington
Movietime: A young million
aire becomes involved with
the underworld in Highways
BY Night" starring Barton
MacLane and Richard Carl
son. Q942.)
HIS, WTOP (9l-The Late
Show: Blind Alley" stars
Ralph Bellamy and Chester
Morris. A psychologist finds
his home invaded by a path
illogical killer who has just
escaped from prison.
11:2O, WMAL (7)-The Night
Show: Adventures of Don
Coyote" Mexican horsemen
come to the aid Of a pretty
girl. Frances Rafferty,.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

900, WIDOW. WASH-FM-Ir
the Concert Hall: Mozart
Sinfonis Concertante for Vio-
lin: Brahms, Concerto in Z
Major; List, Concerto in E
sos, WRC-BaSketball: NORTH
Carolina VS.. Maryland.
$500, WOI-Good Music Time,
Paul Hume begins three
hours of music with Schultz
Serenade for Strings.
800. WTTG-The Deems Tay.
Tor Concert: Mozart, Overture
to the Magic Flute.
1000, WMAL-Come We Sons OF
Art: Henry Purdell) Alfred
Deller, and John Whitworth.
1918. WWDC-Guest Star: The
Three Suns trio. their rendi-
tons of Il Got Rhythm. "All
OF Me-" and But Not fol
Me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05

TV stock. The medium passed
with compatible colors flying.
Miss Hepburn was simply en-
chanting. AS well she had to be.
No matter how sensitive or care
fully done this recreation of the
romantic tragedy at Mayerling.
the story remains a considerable
strain on the old credibility.
1t hinges on the. believability
of the girl, Maria Vetsera. The
world-weary, frustrated crown
prince. who gives up the crown
and his life for her love, is a
pretty strange chap.
Every time he looks into
Maria's eyes, it all must make
sense. And it did, it did.
Mel Ferrer was properly hand
some as the prince. and the sup
porting cast was excellent
particularly Judith Evelyn as the
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blank when he wrote it. And
so did the fellow at CHS in New
York. who made the original
error.
On The Run:
Complaints that Elvis Presley
would be shunted into special
services when drafted drew this
statement from the star: If they
want me to sing. I'll sing. but !
don't want to be treated different
from anyone else"
Washingtons top ten TV
shows for January according 70
American Research Bureau :
Sullivan. Lucy, Hitchcock, G. E.,
Como, carp, Welk Saturday
; Disneyland. What's My Line?
and a tie between Dragnet and
Arthur Godfrey.
WWDC-RadiO will introduce a
new batch Of station break
'Ident-tunes" this week
ANY station want to buy an old
batch for half price?)
Alistair Cook in town today for
the kickoff luncheon of the Ma
tional Symphony Campaign
(T'he Sid Caesar lampoon of
Omnibus" always gets its big
Igest laugh when Carl Reiner in
PRODUCES himself as Aristotle
Cookie.)
That new voice on WEAM-
radio these weekday mornings
belongs to pretty Mary Hoffman,
:. The actress-model offers in
terviews plus food and fashion
tips at IL am.
Suggestion Box: Two viewers
came up with the same idea for
WMAL-TV why not bring
back Kukla. Fran and Ollie at
Z pm? :. Also received here !:
"one solid vote" for George
Crawford as the new morning
man.
Mailbag:
Mrs. r. G. noted our comment
that the new Tonight" was
dull" and tuned it in Friday.
!. II found the program any,
thing but dull" she writes.
Jack F.: after reading your
. columns for a number Of years
| now know I should know bet
! ter than TO say anything deroga-
tory about George Gobel, but
| here go anyway. You might OF
thought his remarks in refer
ence to and about Joan Craw-
ford were just grand but to me
Ut left a fiat. 1t was just
simply bad taste" (Who said
Iit was grand? What interested
me wasn't the silly line-but La
lCrawford's burn.)
To Eileen B. and Others ,Oho
tDTite in asking for the life
stories" and pictures of TV stars.
I. Write to the star in care OF
The program and the network
on Which they appear.
1 Ruth P. also sends In word
that Captain Kangaroo" is
available on Baltimore's channel
two from 8 to 8. (This bit
Of information seems to be be-
coming a battle cryD
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scheming countess. Raymo
Massey, Diana Wynyard, Ollie al
Sydney and other top names APP
peared in the secondary roles.
Litvak, who also directed the
movie with Charles Boyer and
Danielle Darrieux. staged the TV
show lavishly. and there were a
number Of sets and shots and
transitions that were stunning
The clutching hand death scene
j could have done without.
| But without Audrey-impos-
sible!!
Telerama Headliner:
Captain Kangaroo is coming
here to headline the Tv drive
this week tfor the benefit of the
National Children's Rehabilita-
ton Center and unless miss
my guess. the popular captain
will get hero's welcome.
He happens to be a cause
Icelebre in the Washington area.
where his morning show was
moved back an hour on WTOP-
8 to make way for a local news
variety series, Panorama Poto-
mac"
I'm not up on all the facts,
the Captain told me yesterday on
the phone.
You'll be up after the kids
and their parents get through
talking to you here" ! replied.
/ The Captain. who is really Bob
Keeshan. 30. has a fond spot in
his heart for us. We've been so
happy with Washington" he
said. Its been one of our strong
est cities"
At the present. Captain Kan
CARGO" is seen on Ill stations
a jump from 35 in the is months
it's been on. I'VE believe we can
sell products and sell them bet
ter than on most programs" he
said.
Bob, by the way, is the father
OF three youngsters, ages SIS,
81 and 2. The oldest two watch
his show and when he comes
home and talks about the par
Iticular program. them seem to
understand that he was OH it
But while they're looking
they seem to get lost in it. They
don't know it's me at ALL"
The Captain says that the
two favorite characters on the
show seem to be the bunny rab-
bit and Mr.. Green Jeans.
TelerGmd data: The fund
raising begins Saturday night al
1880 o'clock (WTTG-5 and
WOL-radioJ. NTH Milton O.
Ford and Tommy Bartlett, best
knoDn as the host OF WELCOME
Travellers" serving as co-emcees.
The teleTdmd tDiH 90 on con-
tinuouSly until $3.50 pm. Sun
day afternoon.
+ \
/ Correction: Our thanks to Red
Shelton fans who noted the err
ror in Sundays TeleVue caption
which identified the comedians
wife as Edna. Her name is
Georgia, Of course. The edi-
tor, who knew that Edna was
Reds first wife, simply drew q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-05
|ON THE AIR
Miss Hepburn,
| Love You.
By BERNIE HARRISON

1t is no bulletin that Audrey Hepburn is uncommony
lovely actress Hollywood has to that But would TV
justice?
That the crucial test of the sumptuous
production last night and If missed Mayeng" NBC-4
relax No need to hang nv turn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

Its lid-with-a-spout lets milk flow
through at just the right speed. For a
nom breakable nylon tumbler, pink or
blue, send soc and IL labels from Heinz
Baby Foods to H. j. Heinz Co.. Box %,
Dept. Dc, TW-27, Pittsburgh 80. Pa.
For a sturdy plastic tumbler, pink or
blue, send 25e and 6 Heinz Baby
Food labels.
Baby needs plenty Of proteins for
sturdy bones and good growth. So doctor
win probably start him early on smooth,
creamy, iron-rich Heinz Strained Egg YoIks
and the eight nOurishing Heinz Strained
Meats. For older babies Heinz makes six
delicious, mildly seasoned, cOarser-textured
Junior Meats QOO% meats, mind you.
made from choice g0vernment-inspected
cuts, cooked and packed in Heinz own baby
food kitchens). Like every one Of the more
than 20 top-quality foods Heinz makes for
babies, Junior Meats have better texture,
better favor. better color. You know they're
good because they're Heinz!
. Can't find Heinz Baby Foods in your
neighborhood? Drop card to H. j.
Heinz Co., Box 81, Pittsburgh 30, Pa
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of him-but he
doesn't care, and
extra covers don't
help. When his
sympathetic ner-
vous control ma
lures more, his
heating system"
will work fine in
fingers and toes.
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. You can't watch creeper every minute!
Can you ''baby-PrOOf room for him to
roam in? Take hOOr-level look: any tippy
lamps, tempting ashtrays, shiny pins to
pOunce on? Are electric outlets covered?
A gate that moves from door to door win
keep baby in his roOm-Or out Of the kitchen.
Your explorer may still enjoy his playPen-
but only part-time!
. Does your baby have cold feet?
Before you pile on more clothes or
covers, feel his neck or his chest. If
they're warm enough, he's warm enough,
In the early months, baby's feet and
hands are often cooler than the rest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

II your little one stays too long on
strained foods, he may get too fond Of
their smooth texture-and perhaps have
trouble swallowing coarser varieties Heinz
complete line Of Is Junior Foods includes
many dishes baby liked in the strained
versiOn-the same fiavOrs, diced or finely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

minced In . more
"Eown-up" consist
ency. When doctor
OK's . switch, offer
thenew foods slowly
one at . time. Mix
the Junior Food, At
first, with . strained
food baby loves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

Scutele O0ckWdrQS
sitting upi
Whatever his style
he's eager as a
puppytogoplaces.
investigate things.
satisfy his inquir-
ing mind. The
basic problem IS
howtomeetba
exciting new needs
safely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
Judy And
Her Switchboard
Are A Big Hit

tracked me down under the drier. fioated
a loan and COPIED with the painters while
l was away for the weekend.
After I landed the role Of Ella, |
thought Id get the feel of switchboard
by visiting my own answering service.
So did. After months Of faceleSs con-
fidences. we were finally going to meet.
Instead of the vast chromium organize
ton | expected, found a friendly
little combine operating small switch
board in a basement apartment in which
most Of the furniture and mad brown
poodle named 'Enry 'Iggins had been
donated by grateful subscribers.
They have only I0l clients, limited
exclusively to theatrical people and mil
lionaires, and waiting list the length of
the Atlantic cable. But they're afraid
expansion will destroy their personal
relationship with their subscribers. so
they're very fussy.
Were not so interested in what kind
of character client has, Flo explained.
Just so long as he is one"
~ MiIIionaires
Among the favored characters are
Tennessee Williams, Jack Carson, Farley
Granger, Imoeene Coca, Faye Emerson.
Janice Rule, Hermione Gineold and half
of Noel Coward, who is away so much
Of the time he shares the service with
his agent. They also handle so many
people connected with my show that
they decided to call themselves The
Bellies"
They are reluctant to identify their
IA millionaires, species VIGOROUSLY
more reticent than we show-busineSS
folk, but allow cautiously that their inter-
ests represent ham, beer, polo ponies
and Wall Street. They tell me the chief
difference between the two groups is that
show people leave wake-up calls and
millionaires don't, presumably entrust-
ing the job to family retainer or an
inner drive to succeed.
Whlle Many Vel me listen IN on ner
headset. Flo manned the board. Unlike
most answering services, which sternly
admonish their employees against frat
ernizing with the customers. Mary and
Flo maintain strict policy Of fraterniza-
ton at all costs. Whether you represent
ham onstaee or off. their attitude is one
Of answering devotion.
As grappled with my earphOnes, sub
scriber Farley Granger called in: mot
The Farley Graneer!' | heard Mary say
to him. Hold on a minute. honey.
while check your fan mail -"
A rising young actress inquired for
her messages. Nothing except Rodgers
and Hammerstein." Mary teased. I'VE
told them you were all tied up"
As I blinked at a succession of fash
ing lights, a welI-known ingenue picked
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sick, had trouble
with teething. or
still seems to like
lots of sucking.
Instead of a cup,
thousands of
mothers prefer
Heinz specially
designed tumbler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

OThe right time for weaving to a cup
differs vastly from baby to baby. You
won't want to try it if your baby's been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

up messages from two suitorS, paused
to discuss their relative merits with
Flo. WELL" Flo said judiciously,
MIR. Smith sounds like more fun. but
that Mr.. Brown has the incest phone
manners. -"
I'VE could write fourteen books right
now" Mary confided in an aside. But
when you get into this business it's like
taking the Hippocratic OATH"
They were very patient with me, but
I've always been cowed by machinery,
and every time that board buzzed, all
that old Mercury panic returned. In
addition. I had Jonathan in tow, CON-
plete with holster. Jonathan kept eye
ing 'Enry and 'Enry kept cycling those
guns and kept cycling that switch
board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
Take A Baby Eye-View
Of Creeping

WHEN your baby begins to creep he
w may travel full steam ahead on
all fours, scoot sideways like crab. or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
Honest Critics

Some weeks later | asked them up to
New Haven to see the show. When they
came backstage afterward. knew some
thing was wrong. The out-of-town critics
had been very kind, but couldn't fool
these two. The switchboard should have
been oak instead Of maple. they said
frowning, and never removed the plug
at the completion Of a call and why
hadn't | plugged my headset into the
board?
However. they made up for il in the
wire they sent me on opening night in
New York:
ARE YOU AVAILABLE TO WORK MID
NIGHT SHIFT STOP HAPPY PLUGGING
NO. Al. THE BELLIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

An Information packed article about
your baby,s care. feeding. grOsUth
and fun. Watch for IL each month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

While | was trying to figure out the
tangle Of crossed wires, noticed that the
girls seemed to share a sudden, sharp
cough. Fearing an occupational disease,
| asked about it. Seems that some sub
scribers prefer them to pick up all incom-
ing calls. while they listen in at home to
find out who's calling. To cover this
maneuver, the Bellies have perfected a
discreet cough with which they try to
cover the click Of the client picking up
his own receiver.
Subscriber Imoeene Coca called as
Jonathan, rallying after two sodas, de-
cided to shoot 'Enry. 'YeS, Miss Coca"
Mary said above the din. Mr. Meyer
burg called and 'Enry, stop that bark
ing! Sorry, Miss Coca. Mr.. Meyer
burg said he'd be at Toots Shor's until
-. Henry. -"
All told, il was quite an afternoon.
Those girls work hard. can tell you
from personal experience. By the end Of
il, I was exhausted but triumphant. |
knew a jack from plug, could face up
10 a buzz without flinching. and had
even developed a very respectable little
cough.
Honest Critics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

TINS WEEK Moso.i"s/ F.bruory ~. 1857
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USE CBA-THE EASY WAY TO PAY
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ing full oount poy only ITO of your credit limit each
month"; You determine your own credit limit bosed on
what you conveniently pay eoch month
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dwseAm, Oliver N Thursday T&s e
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plain colors and fancy patterns.
Quilted wool interlinings. Good
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