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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23

SeOple neSlCate 10 call Lnelr
doctor for many reasons.
Some say: II don't want to
spend money unnecessarily"
others, I'D rather not know
the truth. It would scare the
devil out Of me-" I have
heard many say that they are
"afraid Of pain and hate
needles"
But the reason hear Of
most often is: II don't want
to bother the doctor. He's
busy enough as 1t is. I'd
feel silly if my symptoms
turned out to be nothing
serious at ALL"
MOST DOCTORS would
rather put out a small blaze
of illness than come running
pell nell to extinguiSh big
confiagratioff that got that
way because Of procrastina-
ton. kE
What puts the heaviest
weight on q doctors should
ers is to be confronted by q
patient who comes In with q
breast tumor that is so ex-
tensive that cure is not with
in the realm of probability.
Or one who has put on
investigating simple indi-
gestion" that turns out to be
incurable cancer of the stom-
ach.
Or one who has suffered
the agonies of asthma at
tacks for years without ever
having had an investigation
by an allergist.
Or one who has been suffer-
ing needlessly because of UNI
detected diabetes, anemia or
thyroid disease.
MOST OF THESE patients
didn't want to bother their
doctors"
/ recall one night receiv-
ing a telephone call. The
mother began by saying, Il
hate to bother you, My
daughter has been having
stomach pains and vomiting
for the past three hours. She
never had anything like it
before. It's probably moth
ing but indigestion. Can you
prescribe something over the
phone? VII run over to the
drugstore to get it so we
won't have to bother YOU"
One of my professional
resolutions, as a young doc
tors, was never to treat a
simple stomach-ache" over
the phone. 1t might be gall
stones, kidney collie, acute
appendicitis - or something
else.
went over to see this high
school girl. Sure enough 1t
was acute appendicitis. An
inflamed appendix was re-
moved within a few hours
of the mothers telephone
call.
I could cite Gas could your
own DOCTOR many cases
where life hung in the bal
ance; the outcome depend
ing on whether the patient
thought that "the doctor was
too busy to care about treat
ing silly symptoms"
REMEMBER that your doc
tor wants to eradicate dis
ease early" and you won't
be hesitant about calling for
help in time.
Many's the patient who will
leave one excellent doctor to
try another-and another
because his symptoms do not
disappear quickly enough.
That is what I call jumping
on the medical merry-go-
round. I have always been
sorry for such people. They
are bewildered and anxious.
I have seen such impati-
ence especially in some high
blood pressure patients. They
complain of dizziness, head
aches, weakness, nervousness:
and they wonder why the
medicine hasn't helped them
after a few weeks of treat
ment.
1 tell them that any chron-
ic illness is Just that: "chron-
ic." 1t takes a long time
coming; and takes its good
time going!
If you have high blood pres
sure and its attendant dis
comforts cor diabetes, heart
disease, kidney trouble, etc.
learn to be patient. The doc
tor who is now attending you
(if he is able will do as well
for you as DR.. X-recently
4.
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RoyuI Visit to Africu

MoNRoVIA, Liberia. April
% (AP).-Britain's Queen Eliz-
abeth II and Prince Philip win
visit this West African republic
December /, the government
has announced.
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Great Lakes SoiIors

CLEVELAND. - To man the
Great Lakes feet, $4,000 sailors
are required. They sail eight
months each year.
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How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Its Delay That Bothers Doctor
By DR.. PETER ] sTEINcRoHN

recommended by a friend or
neighbor.
released By The Bell Syndicate, Inc.
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Data M Chatter
BY DARCY pEMILLE

FROM HOLLYWOOD Friends of Billy and
long trouble under the Daniels
roof they keep making headlines
apparently wife filed suit for divorce last
week charging Magic only threatened her
like number three ISM
How about that Vincent bbs getting in on the action
AS he didn't have
enough fire with his Pc firm Hereten he's Sidney Potiers
stand-in yeti!
Speaking ex-polce Friday" be-
Heve they called him has with dandy movie With the
propriate another polished
smooth individual with a surprising sense of humor
Must that gives
picture workings 4th their estate
dynamic quiet newspaper
getting things by just looking
Characterization
his staff with that refresh
and coming from oneface Jack
s something behold.
One thing group
lately primarily action
one film
get wrong films
mobile they plenty enough enough carry
out the story plot but rather they did they moving about mostly
3O and But Nor Me" THE thing
a could you
predict what would happen nexor Importantly what would be
Incidentally surprised
tough city editor walks with an Oscar Academy Award
Speaking newspaper movies and general
few typographical that dys Thought I'd
them This spotted the society
Southern The lady question the wife of the the
state
Of Gov. a
with round necne Bordng the necne
peated the fun length Of the dress wide band of biscuits and
watermelon pickles.
gown featured noor-length necklne
Spotted this paper-A high principal
stated firmly TN school,
and we continue to do until the provide otherwise
An Arkansas weekly printed
visit OF few days with his Mr. r. is now undergoing
treatment in the General hospital"
they've Barbara
Mcair the body beautiful Sammy Davis will realize
when he emotes before the Tv
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Africa At A Glance

Windhoek Africa CANPM p Jape Bason has been eN
peed from the parliament because he refused to
Sentation.
NIGERIAN AIR HOSTESS IN FLIGHT
Niperan (ANP-Ngerian Anyways LOndon-trained Nj
r air bostesses arrived recently after their
- rt IN run between Lagos Ngerian girls
will soon be used long flights between London and Lago
n airline spokesman reported
SEEKS PARTNERSHIP IN KENYA
arob Kenya ANP)Sir Patrick Renson the governor OF kena
sworn into office last week. make this British colony
"a working nteraca partnership In recent broadcast he
told the people that fundamental struggle of the
efficient impartial nteacial henya
Government service only such service can
sound jealousy fear and without chaos
or domination or dictatorship
DESPITE PROTEST FRENCH SAHARA TEST IN FEB 80
Paris France (ANP-In spite strong official protests from
African countries allies the West the
French announced that the controversial Abob test
in the Sahara early February 1850
FACE ISSUE MAY SPLIT SOUTH AFRICA TRADE UNION
Salisbury ANPThe South African Typo
graphic powerful trade union in S is
peced split s. Rhodesas Industrial Cancellation
Act that l. 96O in the colony
must make provision constitutions for mui-racaism
The Southern Rhodesa and the Union of South
members European and are separated
raay under the governments aparthed policy but the union
Africa that they break away and
form separate multi-racial union"
AFRICAN THREATENS LEADER
Rhodesa (ANPSr Roy Welensky the fed
minister recently newly organized
society strongly F Khan currently operating
also letter to Justin Simu
African Mp warning him of ynchngs and shootngs
that might suddenly few lynch
soaed educated types will bring you to
YOUR Wensky will meet
reckoning which is not far off, signed Grand Master
MAN IN THE STREET DEMANDS KENYArrAS RELEASE
Narobi CANP-More Africans recently staged dem
demanding the release of omo Kenyatta convicted Maui
leader.
petition calling for Ken
yaas release
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Wisconsin Rights"
Bill Siqned

Madison, Wis. (ANP) - Gov
Gaylord Nelson signed a bill Tues
day which will prohibit firms hold
ing state contracts to practice
racial or religious discrimination.
The governors office said Wiscon-
sin is the first state to enact such
a law.
Under the new bill, each agency
will enforce the nondiscrimination
clause among the companies it does
business with. The first violation
would bring a warning and the sec
ond would be grounds for placing
the firm on the ineligible list for
state contracts.
Gov. Nelson in signing the bill
said: This new act is one more
guarantee that Wisconsin is willing
to lead the way in assuring all its
citizens equal privileges and OPP
portunities."
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when he decided to stay for lunch,
His time was short so she fixed
him a little extra lunch on a tray
and served him while she finished
preparing lunch for you.
You thought of the day another
friends young child had spilled
some food on the floor and how
different his mother had acted.
His mother knew he had a bad
case of tonsilitis and when he
swallowed something it hurt and
at this moment he felt an awful
hurt in his throat and started to
grab his throat with one hand and
that hand happened to have been
holding a glass of milk.
His mother jumped up and
slapped him across the face and
he looked at her stunned and let
out one scream. You heard the
boy say, II hate you" in a low
tone but how glad you are his
mother didn't hear him. His mother
fused all the time she was clean
ing up the milk and the boy sobbed
quietly.
He had been shocked and hurt
by the food lodging in his throat,
shocked by the hard slap on his
already aching face and hurt to
feel his mother didn't care for him.
You felt very sorry for him but
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Barred From Golf
Course. Citizens Toke
Case To Sourf

Knoxville, Tenn. (ANP) - Two
Negro golfers who had previously
filed suit against the municipality
owned Whittle Springs Golf and
Social Club here threatened to take
their case back to court after they
were barred from the course last
week.
The two are S. ]. Mcpherson
and John H. Jones, both IVA en-
ployees accompanied by two local
ministers, Revs. w. T. Crutcher
and Nathaniel Linsey when they
were turned down at the club.
There was no animosity and the
four talked laughingly with the
manager, Floyd Knox. We'll, we
are back again." they told him,
adding that they came to play.
Mcpherson and Jones brought their
golf clubs along.
Knox told them he could not
sell them a ticket, saying IT'S
nothing personal against you
boys" He then suggested that they
get a golf course of their own.
But Rev Linsey asked him: IF
you had nothing against us, why
not let us play. The manager re-
piled it was against the clubs rule.
He also said he feared he would
lose business if he let them play
golf there.
However, Rev. Crutcher pointed
out that courses have been inte-
grated at Asheville, Atlanta and
Nashville and that business at
those courses remained good.
Last year the two Negro golfers
had filed a suit against the course
but Chancellor Charles E. Dawson
ruled it was premature since they
had not been turned down by the
present management.
The action last week tested the
arrangements policy and Rev.
Crutcher said they would take the
case back to court.
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did not interfere. You will never
forget that scene and NEITHER
WILL THAT BOY!
You who have patience have
something that all mothers SHOULD
have. Most people say the mair
reason there is so little patience
in the world today is because il
is the speed we are going.
No one has any patience. Look
at the pedestrians. They cannot
wait for the cars to get out OF
their way and the drivers of the
cars do not have time to wait for
the pedestrian. Hence, so many un-
necessary accidents.
Some parents do not have time
to hear the story their sons anC
daughters want to tell them
ALSO some children do not think
it necessary to tell their parents
where they are going.
Please stop and be more patient
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RiVoI NBA Coaches
Hope TO Stop
Wits SCORING

New York (ANP) - Coaches
in the National Basketball associ-
alton are repeatedly plotting num-
erous moves to stop Wilt THE
S tilt) Chamberlain, sensational
player with the Philadelphia War
riors.
So far they haven't succeeded,
as the former University of Kansas
and Harlem Globetrotter star con-
tinues to run up high scores in ex-
hibition games. Even the tight de-
tense of the st. Louis Hawks hav-
emit stopped him.
However, the coaches are not
giving up.
Typical of the sort of strategy
plotted for the towering seven
footer, is the defense worked out
by Andrew Fuzzy Leyane, him
self starting his first full season
as coach of the New York Knick-
erbockers.
Said Levane of Chamberlain:
I'VE don't think we can stop
Chamberlain, but we think we can
hamper and harass him.
"Defensively, we're going to play
three men back near the basket
and the other two up. Those two
will press Cmove OUT to meet the
ball coming down court. We hope
to draw Chamberlain out Of the
keyhold for passes. If he shoots
from outside, good; we'll take our
chances on getting the rebound.
IF the other Warriors can work
the ball into Wilt under the basket,
we'll have to collapse"
The main thing, according to
Levane, is to make Wilt shoot from
outside. He's too big and brawny
to miss from underneath, the coach
figures.
Levane believes Chamberlain has
all the necessary physical talent
plus the mental desire to excel.
He'll pick up his teammates and
make them hustle all the way, said
Levane.
Because of this, Levane expects
the Warriors to battle the Boston
Celts all the way down the stretch
for first place in the eastern div
ision.
Meantime, Levane has some
highly regarded players Of his own
One Of them is Johnny Green
former rebounding ace at Michigan
State. Levane feels Greene is the
Jumper" the Knicks need to stay
in contention for the division title
Johnny could even be the Knicks
answer to Chamberlain, he stated
Greene, a rookie, was the Knicks
No. 1 draft pick.
Also high in the Knicks' plans
is Willie Naulls, former All-Amer.
lean and an all-around star.
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PATIENCE

PAIIENCE
All of you have a friend who
seems to have the patience Of
job" There was the day your very
dear friend Annie asked you to
spend a day with her because you
would be alone all day, and she
had said she would be, too.
You two were enjoying your
selves laughing and talking over
old times and did not hear the door
open but you heard muffled sounds
coming from behind little closed
fists holding his mouth and you
saw the big tears dropping just
as Annie turned around and with
one big sweep of her arms she
had picked her little six year old
up in her arms and was asking
him what had happened
Between sobs she heard him
say, honestly, Nom, I tried to
stay in school like you said but my
tooth kept hurting worse and
worse and I knew if came home
you could make it stop and so
came"
Annie was all mother now. For
gotten were the preparations she
was making for lunch, nothing
mattered until she had taken care
Of her baby. I do not know
what magic she performed but in
less time than you can imagine
her little son had eaten his lunch
and with a big goodbye smile he
had gone back to school, minus
his toothache.
Never once did she lose patience
with him for coming home when
she had planned this day for her
self and she really was as patient
as she could possibly have been
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Money doesn't make q fool out
Of a man nearly as often as a girl
makes money out Of a fool" -
Anna Herbert.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-06

Message" might get say
they that What happened Susan Douglas the
actress who daily Kathy
Guiding Light" daytime -?
Penny Hughes finally married Jeey Baker I'm telling you,
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THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood
SELF-CONTROL

SELF WIN AANOA
1t may be hard to keep your head
amid confusion,
And when men doubt you, pay
no heed at all;
To wait, if wait you must, without
impotence,
To trust yourself-to come to
others call.
1t may be hard, when lied about, to
hold your silence,
When hated, not to hate but send
good will;
To hear your words of truth re-
duced to fiction,
And not grow angry when you
should be still.
But if you learn to place yourself
above contention,
And do not try to be too good or
wise,
There is no one in all the world can
hurt you;
You need not fear-your star will
surely rise.
-Caryl De Vot
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with each other.

Pain built a fence I was quick
to hate.
I clawed at the bars that held me
fast,
But when I learned to be patient
at last,
God took my fence and made it a
fence
Dorothy Ballard.
Evening star., 1959-12-31
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS

Word has somehow got
around that a split infinitive
is always wrong. This is of q
piece with the sentimental and
outworn notion that it is always
wrong to strike a lady,
James Thurber.
Years end is traditionally
the time for us to count our
blessings, so today I should
like to point to one aspect OF
the American writing scene for
which. it seems to me, we
should all be grateful.
I give you James Thurber,
this departments choice as GER
tainly the wittiest and prob
ably the most talented living
American writer. This years
contribution from the Thurber
pen The Years With Ross
Little. Brown & Coz is a
thoroughly unorthodox and
often hilariously amusing mem
oir of his longtime associatk
Harold Ross, founder of the
] New Yorker magazine and
Evening star., 1959-12-31

get a divorce from wife Vir-
ginia, from whom he has been
separated many months. You
can see Yul with hair in
Solomon and Sheba." But he
will be bald again for his next,
Magnificent Seven" to be
made in Mexico. Eddie Al
bert wants Hollywood and
television producers to know
that his take-over for Robert
Preston in New York's Music
Man" is for three months only.
Eva Marie Saint at the
Beverly Hills Berlitz school
brushing up on elementary
Hebrew for her Exodus" stay
in Israel.
Mrs. Marion Brando may
have to fight Marion when she
returns to London in the spring
to make a movie Herewith
their son, she hopes. Marion
does not want the boy to leave
California. Annals sole chance
Of taking the boy with her is
that Brando himself has to
leave the country to make his
Ugly American" abroad. II
their times away, coincide, well
Evening star., 1959-12-31
HOLLY WOOD
Joan Takes Lono's Place
GIL THORP
BEETLE BAILEY
MUTT AND JEFF
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) -
It's like old starring times for
Joan Crawford in Return to
Peyton Place" She plays the
mother-the role Lana Turner
had in the original "Peyton
Place" Stephen Boyd of Ben
Hur" and Best of Everything
also has a big part in the Jerry
Valid production.
The Duke of Bedford is doing
his Disneyland project in real
American style, with a motel
to be erected on the stately
grounds Of his Woburn Abbey
The Dukes divorce is going
through as scheduled. Brit
ish producer Henry Sherek
: lunching with his wife and
Lawrence Langner, stopped by
to tell me that he has bought
William SarOyan's Settlement
Out of Court" from Darryl
Zanuck and he will put the
: production on stage simultane-
: ously in London and New York
% Sounds like a Theater Guile
: aftair-Mr. Langner is execu.
tive director of the guild.
Yul Brynner won't say
whether he will reconcile OF
Evening star., 1959-12-31

about as unlikely and unpre-
dictable an editor as the maga-
zine world has ever known.
The happiest thing about THE
Years With Ross"-which con-
tains so many wonderfully
quotable lines that I wouldn't
know where to start quoting
is that it almost certainly is just
the sort Of profile" that Ross
himself would have appreciated
most.
Still more Thurber is now
available in the newly re-
printed THE Owl in the Attic"
and THE Middle-Aged Man on
the Flying Trapeze." both in
Universal Library paperback
(Grosset & Dunlap. The for
mer includes his wonderful La
dies and Gentlemen's Guide to
Modern English Usage" in
spired, as he says, by Fowler's
excellent Dictionary of Mod
ern English Usage. His COM
mentS on who and Whom"
CTo address a person one
knows by a Whom are you?' is
a mark Of inexcusable arro-
gance") are of a piece with
the wisdom of his observations
about (Which" C"The relative
pronoun which can cause
more trouble than any other
word. if recklessly used. Fool
hardy persons sometimes get
lost in which-clauses and are
never heard of again.")
From this department, then
heartfelt thanks for the years
with Thurber-and high hopes
and expectations for the fruits
Of many more years to come.
A(Released by The Bell syndicate)
Evening star., 1959-12-31

tered glass. The front door
was ajar; the entrance vas
Uttered with debris.
The two raced upstairs to
their sons room. A sigh of
relief escaped them when
they saw that he was
unharmed. Mrs. Roosevelt
tucked him in and patted his
head.
There. there, John, it's
all right" she said, trying to
conceal her fright. lit was
just a little bomb"
Evening star., 1959-12-31
DRIVEN THEATERS

AIppnRT DRIVEN
OF. 4-e1o0
2ool Jeff. DoVis Hwy, Arlington
Just Over the 18th Street Bridge
WRECK OF THE MARY
D z A r E" tC'Scope), GARY
COOPER. CHARLTON HESTON,
at 9:24. Cartoon.
OREGON TRAIL. (C'scopeJ,
FRED MacMURRAY, WILLIAM
BISHOP, at 7:3O.
MILEY GETS A GUM
&C Scopel, KEITH CALVERT, at
IL. Box once Opens at Z.
Evening star., 1959-12-31

Stanley Warner Thsaisrs
AMBASSADOR 1stc " !:s,,s c:.; %.
THE MIRACLE"
Carroll Baker, Roger Moore. $40.
4:05, $50. 900. and Late Show,
ll:3O.
AVALON ,s,a escc. wo; SisS00 1s.' NV.
Holiday Matinee 900 Pm. THE
ray 2:iO, $50: Pillow TALK"
Rock Hudson. Doris Day. 3:45,
7:20. 9:35. Tomorrow. special
Matinee 200 PM
CALVERT lE. a-6oss; 2a24 Wis.
Special Holiday Matinee. IT H z
sSE; EING OF . .P6 PEAs,v and and c1rtSG1 4 %
TALK" Doris Day, Rock Hudson.
4:05, sos. 500, 1000. Tomorrow.
sDsSl'i s'SS p.M' Matinee Cartoon sh0"
CENTRAL NE: s.2s4l. 42' ''h
HELL sQUAD." wally Campo,
RoSp iR5s RSeERs: sei $50, Joel lG LAWRENCE, sSe;
1880 $40, $50, $40.
KENNEDY 81. k.so.ss "a; 1880 s'' NV.
Special .a s HsoliSdT h6nhE Matinee sDov DO9T, Go
Pm. KILLER LEOPARD" BEST
$40, 5:S5, 9:40, THE JAYHAwK-
ERS," Jeff Chandler. 4:15, 500.
Tomorrow Special Holiday Matt
PENN II. $500
S"" $50 Penno. Ave. Sc.
PILLOW TALK" Doris Day, Rock
DER OVER THE PLAINS" Ran
dolph Scott, $40, 7:20
CAVNV co. 5-A96s
SAvVI $3.50 l4th Street NV.
OR Or BUST" Martin and Lewis ZOO.
3:55. $50. $50: TANK COM
MANDOs." 2:35 $50, $40. Start
ing Il:l5 PM.
NEW YEARS EVE
MIDNIGHT SHOW
See the Fabulous FABIAN in
"HOUND DOG MAN" Also Neville
Brand in 'FIVE OATES TO HELL"
Tomorrow. Special Holiday Matinee.
Doors Open l2:45 Pm.
SWERInAN RA. 6-7Aoo. 62i7
SA4 Georgia Ave. NV
Special Holiday Matinee. Doors
open l2:45 Pm. Cartoon Show,
100 PM. only. PILLOW TALK"
s:S5, sgS i0:iG; iH" "oREooN Trail"
Fred MaeMurray. LAO, $40, S:45.
Tomorrow, Special Holiday Matinee.
Cartoon Show. 200 Pm. Only
CIT WEIR JU. $500. colssviIIs Rd.
S~s OF Go. Ave, Silver Spring
Special Kiddies SHOW 100 Pm,
Only, % oRILLA AT LARGE"
PILLOW TALK"
Rock Hudson, Doris Day. $40,
$50. 1850, 10:05. Tomorrow. Spe-
cial Kiddies Show. LOOP M, TAR
IAN AND THE LOST SAFARI."
Gordon Scott.
TAKOMA An = sY.f',"O' NV.
Special New Years Eve Matinee.
Doors open l2:45 Pm. THE BEST
OF EVERYTHING" Hope Lange,
l:2O. $40, 9:35: "BRIGADOON,"
Gene Kelly. $3.50, 7:45.
TIVnII co. $500. lAh 81. ond
' Pork Rood NV.
Cartoon Show 200 Pm PILLOW
TALK" Rock Hudson, Doris Day.
TRAIL" 4:30. S:25. Tomorrow,
Cartoon Show 200 PM.
Evening star., 1959-12-31

Ava Gardner will spend New
Years Day in Madrid, and It's
said that her new leading man,
Dirk BOgarde, will also be there.
The Joseph COttens who are in
Evening star., 1959-12-31

F. D. r.. "but it was pretty
close"
The two looked at each
other anxiously, recalling
that they had left their son
John home with a maid.
F. D. r. stepped on the gas.
When they turned into
their street, they were greeted
with a scene of chaos. The
pavement in front of their
house was covered with shat