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me remove my feet from the bath. Then
while they were still moist, he began to
massage them with special volcanic lava
stone. which he had already soaked in the
Footherapy bath. It felt as if my feet were
being gently caressed with wool. In just 8
or 4 minutes this volcanic stone began to
buff away the dead skin of corns and
caIluses that had bothered me for years.
Best of all, one particularly painful corn on
NV little toe which / had to have cut off at
least once a year was gradually being
buffed away. It was as if / had grown
new pair Of feet.
PART 8. Athletes Foot,
Unpleasant OdOrs
The third and final step of this doctors
treatment is a medicated cream designed to
correct the condition Of athletes foot, pre-
vent sweating and remove unpleasant foot
odors. It contains tested chemical which is
now being used in hospitals. to help combat
fungi. dangerous bacteria and relieve skin
rashes AS the doctor rubbed this cream into
my skin, felt a cooling, mint-like sensa-
ton. Itching between the toes disappeared:
A special combination of natural oils helps
lubricate the entire skin surface leaving
soothing, protective, invisible film to help
guard against reinfection of the area.
Even though we have gotten such won
derful results with just One> application"
said the doctor, "yOu must remember that
the secret of well being, pain-free feet is
constant care and attention. Your shoes
must be fitted correctly and your feet must
receive the proper hygiene. That's why you'll
find that If you use this simple medicated
method everyday after work, your feet will
not only continue their remarkable improve
ment but will feel healthy. rested and cool
even after your toughest working day..
Nothing Else Like Il
If you suffer from tired feet, aching
feet due to foot fatigue, you can now rinse
away those aches and pains with natures
own minerals. You can even aid painful,
stubborn corns and calluses without "razor
blade" surgery, and if your feet are cracked,
itching, sore from fungus infections
perspire excessively give off unpleasant
odors you can relieve these conditions
practically overnight!
But even more important, you can give
your feet daily hygienic doctors" care
right in your own home-that will help
keep your feet strong, feeling Of well
being; inhibit the growth of fungi; bacteria.
The medically developed products used
in this doctors treatment are FOOtherapy
Mineral Bath, FOOtherapy Lava Stone and
FoOtherapy Medieated Balm. These items
are sold as a complete application kit for
only $2.9S. Quite a bargain when you think
of what it can do for the condition Of your
feet, your sense of well-being and even your
disposition! If pains or corns persist-con-
suit your chiropodist.
Decd dry skin Of eosns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Doctor shows how to
AoVERIiSEMtNT


YESTERDAY at the Offices of fore
most New York foot specialist, expert
enced what may prove to be the answer
to the foot problems of millions. | was
shown quick, easy way to relieve tired,
aching, itching feet = even feet tortured
with corns and calluses!
As q reporter, I'm on my own feet about
IL hours a day. For years I've suffered -
not only from corns and Salluses - but also
from recurring athletes foot, and that tired,
aching feeling so familiar to statesmen, post
men, policemen, teachers and others who
must stand on their feet for their livelihood
II tried everything from specially
made S45 shoes to all kinds of foot powders,
creams and salves - all to practically no
avail. So was naturally skeptical when
was assured, in a doctors Office that in
few minutes wOuld be relieved of all the
foot miseries that had been plaguing me for
wears. I lust couldn't believe it - but here
is what actually happened!
In lust 20 minutes, the itching misery
of my athletes foot had subsidized. My eOrns
were softened and dead skin washed away.
So were my ealluses!
In fact, my feet felt simply wonderful
and that is why am writing this article
so that others will be helped as / have
been! For this doctors simple method is
now being made available to the public for
home use!
PART l. A Mineral Bath
For Your Feet
For the first part of this Sway method
the doctor had me place my sore, tired feet
in a basin of hot water. To this water ne
added a green powder containing Potas-
sium. Iron, Magnesium, Lithium, Iodides
and other minerals (similar to those found
in the waters of famous natural Spas).
Almost Immediately began to feel new
and wonderful sensation. All the pressure
and the heavy feeling in my legs seemed to
float away. My feet felt as though they had
no weight at all. My foot and leg muscles
seemed to relax. l could actually feel sore
ness and pain diminishing.
"The perspiratiOn, the dirt and the
odors so common to your feet is now being
cleansed from your pores" the doctor in
formed me. "The hot mineral solution is
easing surface tension, stimulating circu-
lation and sending fresh supply Of new
blood to your feet. This helps cleanse out
the pores that soap and water cannot
reach"
IeOuld see dry, dead. sealy tissue being
faxed away. / touched the hardened sur
faces of my feet and found that they were
now soft and smooth. l could feel the dead
dry skin of eOrns and calluses sOftened and
lOOsened.
PART 2. COrns and Calluses
After about Is minutes the doctor had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

contained in RybutOI's specially designed
formula may be your answer

Serious tension can result
from starved nerves. Fact is
many distressing symptoms of
modern-day tension such as
nervous headache, loss of appe-
fite. and that well known tired,
taut, depressed feeling all may
be due TO deficiencies of vital
nerve nutritional elements =
notably the B-complex family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

NTANY housewives say they
Nl wish there were some
new way of decorating with
plants around the house. Ac-
cording to Allyn Wayne of the
Florists Telegraph Delivery
Association, one of the best
ways to give old plants a new
look is to put them in unusual
planters.
While some odd looking
planters can be bought, Mrs.
Wayne suggests being creative
instead of purchasing the un-
usual container. For a small
tendril Of philodendron, a
goblet of colored glass makes
an interesting planter. Ice
buckets of unusual design
often are neat and novel for
holding large-leafed plants,
while any small ceramic
pitcher does nicely for smaller
varieties of foliage. Wooden
buckets and even iron SkilletS
have been used successfully to
create a different effect with
plants. The moral is, If you
have the plant, a suitable
planter is close at hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

Two striking white ozoIeos
show up well in this wicker
basket. eonceOIine the pots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

and nutrition-promotion sub
stances in a carefully balanced
multiple formula of II vitaminS
and 9 minerals. including 1000
of your vitamin c and iodine
requirement, and iron to help
build red blood cells. In this
way. Rybutol not only tones and
nouriSheS your nervous system.
but your whole body as we'll if
you lack B-complex vitamins.
The Rybutol habit is a good
habit for you and your entire
family.
FEEL cALlAER, BETTER m ! DAYS
OR MONEY BACK. In fact. the
RybutoI formula is so potent
so specifically designed for
healthier nerves and greater
energy in cases of deficiency of
these vitaminS that we dare
TO make this claim:
Take Rybutol for just 7 days.
If you don't notice a definite
improvement in your general
well-being. "a calnFer, more
relaxed attitude toward life. :.
return the bottle to your drug
gist and every cent you paid will
he refunded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
What They
Said 80.

ing q cn3lIenge 70 Quel):
II always thought dueling
was an honorable Southern
custom"
Treasury Secretary An
derSOn ION anti-recesSion
measures: 81 believe that
it should be an attitude of
Steady-as-we-go, with a
tough minded confidence
in the future"
President FulgenciO Ba-
tista Of Cuba: &C. Stro
(rebel LEADER has been
photographed killing per-
sons and signing death
warrants. A person like
that is not a true Christian
and not At to head a ma
ton"
President Canal AbdeI
NaSser of the United Arab
Republic Ton a three-party
democracy: THE country
is not yet ready today to
come to such a conflict"
AdIai e. Stevenson: THE
Democrats will have many
powerful issues in the cleo
lions this fall. But none, I
think, will and should be
more fundamental than
this one-the restoration of
truth to Government"
Rudyard Kipling's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elsie cambridge
"a bout Frank Sinatra's
version Of MdndGIGy): mr..
Sinatra must have been
banking on his world fame,
well-earned as 1t probably
is, to get his own WaV. but
he won't"
Mrs. Stephen GambarO,
Washington expert on
quilting: "A quilt is not a
quilt until it's quilted"
German film star Curt
yurgens: 81 have been
married to three actresses,
and never again! It Just
doesn't work"
senator Estes Ae1auVer
ION banning future nuclear
teStS): Already there are
in the Stockpiles of our
nations enough bombs to
destroy most of life as we
know it on the globe"
James PaVny, Los An
geleS fortune teller, when
his house burned: 81 had
no warning, no suspicion
that this would happen"
White House ground
keeper Robert Redmond:
Evening star., 1958-03-12

| A Form D-40 should be used
for this purpose.
Include Statement
Be sure to include the with
holding statement with the re-
turn. however. If you don't.
you may get the return back,
or you may get a bill for the
amount you claimed as with
held.
Don't send your District re-
turn to Baltimore, where, Fed
eral returns are due. This ten
dency on the part of some tax
payers caused the District last
year to change the printing on
its forms in midstream from
black to blue to emphasize the
distinction. This year. District
forms are yellow.
Send your returns TO the
Office of the Assessor. Income
and Franchise Tax Division.
Municipal Center, Washington
I, d. c.
|. Be sure to sign your return
and to type or print your name
and address. Income tax au-
thorities have gained some ex-
pertness in reading illegible
handwriting from years of ex-
perience, but even they are
baffled by some scribbling.
Don't deduct half your tax as
you did last year. There is no
forgiveness" of half the tax as
there was in the first full year
of the withholding tax.
Be sure and put down the
names of the people you list as
dependents and indicate their
relationship to you. For in
stance, Mary Smith, daugh-
ter"
Tomorrow: Estimated de-
cIaratiOns may be required.
Evening star., 1958-03-12
Fourth d . ssdss

a~@~~-~-~--~~-r>-~----
may be more convenient for
you to write one check for yout
income taxes. dog tags and
what not, 1t just gums up the
city accounting procedures.
Separate Checks
The income tax ofice in
ltructs taxpayers to send sep
1fate checks for the amount, of
tax they owe from last year and
tor the amount they may be
paying on their estimated tax
Tor this year. \
And don't ask TO have any
tEerpayment on your 1857 tax
tfedited to your 1858 estimated
tax.
Here are some other bits Of
advice to assure smooth sailing
for your tax accounting:
Don't simply mail in your
Withholding statement from
your employer and ask for a
refund. even though the whole
amount may be due for return
to you. You must fill out a
return before you can get a
refund. X
Even if you made only $50
and you wish a refund on the
amount withheld by your en-
ployer. you must file a return.
Evening star., 1958-03-12
D. c. INCOME TAXES
Don't Lump Varied
Payments in Check

1t quite surprise to the businessman when the
city shut his water supply of.
His dilemma illustrates Of the "donts" which the
District income Office includes in its advice
The had paid his water BILL all right but he had
Evening star., 1958-03-12

included the amount IN ms
$500 check to the District also
covering his sales tax return.
The sales tax Office deposited
the check and. before the
overage came to notice. the
mans water supply was cut
on for lack of payment
The city government is q big
organization, and though it
Evening star., 1958-03-12
list 399.95-4O inch
electric range
1895
buy for Slz monthly

tcrtdH service chdr0e includedI
De luxe automatic electric range at the price
you'd expect to poy for small one. Four
burners, big oven with disposoble foil oven
liners. Clock turns oven on-off, oven hos
w;ndnv md I;ahf
Evening star., 1958-07-11
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

eryone loves pictures and
hundreds Of those that we
see almost daily in maga-
zines are too lovely TO throw
away. Here are my own ideas
for using them. First. buy q
quantity Of large MANILA en-
velopes cheaper in quantity.
For sick children. too weak
to hold books. the pictures Of
animals. toys. children.
mounted on construction pa
per and put into envelopes
according to subject matter.
are so welcome.
For adults. when playing
my records on the record
player ! pass out appropriate
pictures TO 60 along with the
music. This prevents the talk
Evening star., 1958-07-11
FASHION
NOTEBOOK
A, ElENI
Mourice Rentner Knew
The FuShion Business

nshment Of American couture
on a top-level scale.
Aware Of every facet Of the
fashion business from the
creator TO the retailer, he
never failed to let his listen
ers in on all the facts. From
his last collections program
we quote some Of his fashion
beliefs.
Tomorrow is Now. What
does this prove2 A certain
truth. Give women something
new that outmodes their
wardrobes and good business
is practically insured.
"Since there is nothing
more stimulating to business
than really new fashion,
believe that those women
who have accumulated many
Renter costumes - perhaps
eight or ten pieces, and espe-
cially suits, will dispose of
them to make room in their
wardrobes for the new clothes
they will be attracted to buy.
"The history of industrial
progress in America - in
terms of prosperity and
growth--has proved time and
again. that If a good product
is promoted with enthusiasm
and is brought to the atten-
ton Of the public, 1t receives
consumer acceptance"
In his SO years Mr.. Rentner
worked his way up to the top
Of the fashion business. Many
found his strong beliefs hard
to take. Others found in him
q spokesman for thoughts
they lacked the courage to
state.
The fashion world found
that its 40 years with Maurice
Rentner were not enough.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
B'noi Birth
Group Elects

Mrs. Nathaniel Goldberg
has been installed as presi-
dent of the B'nai Birth Sis
terhood, it was announced
recently.
Other new officers include:
Mrs. David Freid, first vice
president; Mrs. Julius Or
leans, Mrs. Louis Balotin, Mrs.
Simon Broder, vice presi-
dents; Mrs. Herman Oshin-
sky. treasurer; Mrs. Israel
Orlove. financial secretary;
Mrs. Walter Fox. recording
secretary; Mrs. Herbert Beck
er, corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. Joseph Hurwitz,
executive administrative Sec
retary.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

as to let their kids run
around all night.
I certainly would like to
hear from other parents. /
sincerely wish Montgomery
County would put g curfew
on teen-agers. I think this
would solve q lot Of prob
lens. Is there anything we
parents can do for such q
move2
! do understand some few
Evening star., 1958-07-11
Idea Sharlnq
llrs. 3. 3. m. Washlnqto.

Mrs. C. r. r.. Washington
The popularity Of making
rose Jars grows and grows.
To make yours a BIT different.
try adding a few sprays Of
lavender Calmost the only
flower that holds its frag-
rance when dry). a handful
Of ground nutmeg. two ia
blespoons crushed cloves.
two teaspoons Of vanilla and
most important Of all, two
tablespoons or more Of the
essential oil Of roses.
Another idea = why waste
time in scraping new pota-
toes when a few rubs from a
woven copper cloth-10 cent
store variety-will do 1t in q
few seconds.
Still another - almost ev-
Evening star., 1958-07-11
Curtew Hours

Mrs. A, D. o.. SilUer Spring
My son has Just turned IS.
He has bought himself a car
with money he himself earn
ed. and now he believes he
can do anything he wishes.
including going out every
night.
We have tried to set up
some hours for the summer
that is a 10 pm. curfew
every night in the week ex-
cept for two nights at which
IL midnight would be the
curfew.
He is very belligerent about
the whole thing. He tells me
that he is the only one who
has any set hours. / can't
believe that parents Of all 16-
year-olds are so unconcerned
Evening star., 1958-07-11

affairs might last past mid
night and we must make
some exceptions. We don't
want to be unjust. How do
Evening star., 1958-07-11

others feel on this. also about
I6-year-old boys taking :
beach vacation without
adults?
Evening star., 1958-07-11
By ELEM

He used 70 stand IN the
doorway Of his elegant show
room at 49e Seventh avenue
and look fashion editors
straight in the eye through
his big. black-rimmed eye
glasses.
There was no mistaking
the fact that the short, little
man with the shock Of white
hair knew his business.
Maurice Rentner, called by
many the Dean Of Fashion"
died in New York early this
week.
The fashion world viii re-
member him for q long. long
time.
Aneered by the fact that
before World War II Ameri-
can fashions were seldom
given the kind Of coverage
that Paris fashions got,
Rentner was more than arti-
culate about the subject. He
helped in the early 40s to
form the New York Dress
Institute, which seasonally is
host to the Nations fashion
editors viewing the new coll
lections.
He stood for good taste in
fashions and a Rentner de-
sign was the pride and Joy
Of many an American
woman who applauded its
deliberate simplicity.
The shirtwaist fashion be-
came an elegant creation
under the aegis. of Mr..
Rentner who moved it from
the country club to the ball
room.
Style Piracy
No New York manufacturer
was more outspoken on the
subject Of style piracy.
Deploring the practice of
the copying Of the original,
costly, and creative clothes
that higher priced manu-
facturers brought out, Mr..
Rentner made no scores Of
his antipathy for copyists.
Back in the sos he helped
organize the Fashion Origin
ators' Guild Of America, Inc.
Very i'll for the past three
months. our last glimpse of
Maurice Rentner was last
January in the doorway of
his salon following closely
the coming and the going Of
the models showing his
Spring collection.
His Beliefs
He took pride in telling
fashion editors the fashion
points. He was. proud of the
role that he had been al
lowed to play in the estab-
Evening star., 1958-07-11
WEE WOMEN

Your husband just gave me
S25 NOT to tell you where any
thing isl"
Evening star., 1958-07-11

ing among guests that oifends
real music loversl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12

relating to highway construction and
traffic control The report points out
numerous instances of overlapping func-
tionS, with resultant conflict, waste and
delay. For example, in the installation
OF traffic signals the Traffic and High
way Departments in the past have du-
plicated their work in many instances.
Specifications have been drawn up by
both departments independently, field
studies have been made by both, con-
struction plans and estimates have been
reviewed twice and other Implications
have taken place. Said the Foundation:
This duplication has come about be-
cause both agencies are fully conscious
of their assigned responsibilities and the
necessity of taking each of the above
steps to properly discharge those func-
tons. The situation can be corrected
only by revision of the responsibilities.
The Commissioners have accom-
plished this revision through the merger
of all traffic engineering, construction
and maintenance operations within the
Highway Department, leaving to the
new Department of Motor Vehicles the
administration of laws governing licens-
ing OF drivers and cars and traffic safety
regulations. Improved control of traffic
should result from the change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
Revolving Prices

The housewives of Amer
lea must organize and adopt
a plan whereby we shall
name certain items that
are overpriced and absolutely
refuse to buy such things as
fresh meats, vegetables and
especially fruits.
We should do this with the
honor system and if this
means to a juStifiable end
does not work, we will take
a more drastic action and or
ganize a boycott drive and
station members of the or
ganization at the entrance
to stores and request that
the customers refuse to buy
certain overpriced items.
In a land of plenty, it is
just and right that we the
families of America should
have a share of the fruits
of our land to eat and en-
joy, but the majority of the
working class of people to-
day are denied these rights.
If Congress and other
heads of our Government
will not take action to bring
prices into line, then it is
time for the consumer to
take action.
Mrs. S. p. Fitzpatrick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12
Peioinq and q Test Ban

Secretary of State Dulles, at his
latest news conference, has been COM
mendably frank in declaring that he just
does not know how Red China's CO.
operation is to be obtained in any
agreement to establish and police a
genuinely trustworthy international ban
on nuclear testing Yet he has &C
knowledged at the same time that such
cooperation would Almost certainly be
essential to insure the bans reliability.
This is SO, as the Secretary has put
it, because our atomic specialists have in
dicated that the supervisory machinery
would require inspection posts with
some mobility not only in the Soviet
Union but also on the mainland of
China and other areas of that sort. We
would not want to have a situation
where the SovietS merely move their
testing into neighboring territory .
beyond control or check" In other
words, if Premier KhruShchev says Eyes"
to President EiSenhower'S latest note
on having technical experts meet next
month in Geneva to study ways and
means of policing a ban, those experts
will have to give lot of thought to
whether or not Peiping can be per-
Suaded to cooperate
Red China, of course, does not now
have any atomic projects of its own,
nor is it likely to have any for some
time to come But it is the Soviet
Unions most important ally, and it's
vast territory could very readily be
used to enable the Kremlin, if it so
wished, to conduct clandestine nuclear
tests that would be difficult to detect
unless Chinese territory were itself sub
ject to inspection posts with some
mobility" But can Peiping be prevailed
upon to permit the establishment of
such posts as long as the United States
refuses to extend diplomatic recogni-
ton to it? Can it be persuaded to
cooperate in an international policing
system while it is denied admission into
the membership of the United Nations?
1t is in answer to questions like
these that Mr.. Dulles candidly confesseS
that he is in the dark. Still, if there is
ever to be an effectively policed ban or
limitation on nuclear tests, Communist
Peiping will have to cooperate Moth
ing could better illustrate the complex
tiles of the problem that the technical
experts will have to deal with when
and if they meet in Geneva. In fact,
it is difficult to see how such meeting
can possibly succeed unless the Chinese
Reds-whether they participate in it or
not-allow it to.