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Evening star., 1960-03-14
Thumb-Suckinq
DrawsWarninq
BY CHARLES G. BROOKS
Star Staff Writer

Thumb-sucking is a danger
GUS habit after the age of 2
and the two last people on
earth who can cure it are a
child'S parents.
The habit only can be vol
UNFAIRLY given up by the child.
1t can't be broken effectively
by the parents because the
child then reverts to another
habit, such as hair or ear pull
ing.
A third party such as a
dentist or physician is needed
and even he must be careful
not to command but to sug-
gest, DR.. James P. Kerrigan.
Washington orthodondist told
the 28th annual post graduate
clinic Of the District Dental
Society at the Shoreham Ho-
tel today.
Until the age OF 2 1t Is i'm
possible to tell whether thumb
sucking is a physiological or
an emotional need or both.
But after 2 it is generally not
necessary.
And 1t Is dangerous. It may
create a vertical opening be-
tween the front teeth and an
abnormal swallowing habit.
This is what is called an open
bite. The abnormal swallowing
is bad. Here the tongue presses
too far forward against the up
per and lower teeth and forces
them out of position. Normally
the tongue should touch the
tissue behind the teeth.
The sucking need of a child
often can be controlled by proper
feeding. Nipples on baby bottles
should be changed frequently so
that the hole is small and the
baby must work for his food.
II he doesn't have to work at
1t, the sucking need Is not sat
isf1ed and he turns to the thumb
or something else.
Should he continue, dentist
or physician can become the
necessary third party when the
enild Is about 4.
DR.. Kerrigan takes the van
ity approach in his office. After
the child is told why he sucks
his thumb, horror pictures" of
deformed teeth and faces are
shown to him.
"You wouldn't want to look
like that, would you?" the pa
tient is asked.
Evening star., 1960-03-14

COhn is backing shows: He's in
vested in Christine" and in the
of Broadway hit, "The Prod
igal."
When Jerry Lewis leaves his
Office, he places a life-size card
board cut-out Of himself be-
hind his desk. to startle visitors.
One Of them put q sign over
the cut-out: II told you some
day I'd flatten you" Otto
Preminger has found a role for
himself in Exodus"
Freddie BriSSOn, the producer,
is negotiating with Natalie
Wood and her husband, Robert
Wagner, for their Broadway
stage debut in his new show,
Under the Yum Yum Tree"
Charles Bickford, the vet
eran screen actor, may return
to Broadway next season in
Face of a Hero" the play
starring Jack Lennon.
Laurence Harvey flew to Lon
don the other day for a "a
hour viSit-to collect q prize
and see his wife.
Two TV actors-BOb Matthias,
the ex-decathlon champ, and
Frank Clifford, the Giants
halfback-were at P. ]. Clarke,s
recently. Clifford acknowledged
his debt to Matthias: They
starred on rival college teams,
Clifford for use and Matthias
for Stanford. In the game
which was to decide the Rose
Bowl play. Matthias ran back
a kickoff for the winning
touchdown. 80 Bob went to
the Rose Bowl" said Clifford
"and I went to the East-West
game-where the Giants saw
me play, and drafted me. So
| I owe it all to Bob's rum"
Evening star., 1960-03-14

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Ella Kazan is testing Jane FOn-
da for the role in "Splendor in
the Grass" that Natalie Wood
was repeatedly signed for. And
If the actors strike continues,
look for Kazan to make the
picture in New York City, as
an independent, and not with
strike-closed Warner Brothers.
Jetted east last week to see
Tony Perkins in "Greenwillow"
on the stage, Shirley MacLaine
in "Can-Can" on the screen,
and the Lunts in THE Visit"
at City Center. Enjoyed all
three. :. Supping with Perk-
ins after the show, at Sardi's,
Tony told me he was signed for
10 months with the musical
which the New York Times
critic loved and the Herald
Tribune ditto did not. II did
my best" said Tony simply. He
did more, Unexpectedly reveal
ing an excellent singing voice.
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Gale Storm, exhausted after
eight years of TV series, and
her recent back operation,
promises to take it easy for
most of the rest of 1860.
Peggy Woods acreage near
Westport, Conn.,, is called peg
gy Woods" What else?
Eddie Fisher is the most unfor-
tunate in the closing down of
Metros 'Butterf1eld" due to the
strike. He hadn't even started
his role which was almost as
important as wife Elizabeth
TaylOr's and that of her CO.
star, Laurence Harvey.
Elvis Presley will travel across
country in an aforementioned
bus, emblazoned with From
Memphis to HOLLYWOOD d"-mak-
ing whistle-stops on the way
for his big TV show with Frank
Sinatra. At least two Of the
wiggly ones movies will be re-
leased this year.
He certainly doesn't look it,
but Claude Rains is celebrat-
ing his 60th year as an actor,
Evening star., 1960-03-14

sets it apart from other works
of the same period such as
the D major violin sonata and
the Fifth Symphony. -
I thought that the Feldmans,
longtime visitors to the Ma
tional Gallery, were somewhat
more inprecise in ensemble and
pitch than I recall having heard
them before, with most of the
infelicities attributable to the
upper strings. But-as ever
their playing was musical and
intelligent.
Evening star., 1960-03-14
HOLLY OD
By SHElLAH GRAHAM
Knzon Tests Jane Fonda

this year of 1860. Claude has
sold some of his farm land in
the east. His daughter Jenni-
fer, a Bennington Senior. plans
a stage career.
From actor-director Richard
Hayden: "Five years ago, the
doctors wanted to operate for
appalling pains In my back. In
stead I took UP gymnastics. Re-
suit, no pains, a 30-inch waist,
As chest. Not bad for a man my
age, 52." Incidentally, there
was a roar Of pain when I put
Gilbert Roland in his COS. Hes
in his 50s," I heard when the
roar subsidized. But he still looks
40.
David HedisOn lost so much
weight starring in Five Fin
gers" that the lucky man has
to eat five meals a day, and
drink double malts in between.
Doesn't leave me much time
for anything else" says David,
who manages to date Maria
Cooper and Luba BOdine none
thelesS.
John Ireland will tour with
Faces in the Dark, the movie
he made in Europe last sum-
mer with John Gregson and Maj
Zetterling. Asked about his
onetime big romance with IT.
year-old Tuesday Weld, John
stated, "She's getting too old
for me-"
Clifton Webb was having q
massage at home. Between rubs
the maSseur remarked: "r hope
you voted to strike. Mr.. Webb
"Why?" asked Mr.. Webb
Replied the masseur: We'll,
sure did" He was an unem-
ployed actor, trying to add to
his strike pay.
I'm glad to see that Tony
Curtis publicized the fact that
all TV percentages from post
1948 pictures will go into the
pension plan for the actors. 1t
is only post-1960 percentages
that will be paid to individuals.
This fact could help settle the
strike.
Evening star., 1960-03-14
NEWS OF MUSIC
Lomoureux Displays
Electric Artistry

them. Elegant it was, and clear
as a Haydn minuet. Also what
stunning power and verve!
It was not a large audience
in Constitution Hall yesterday,
but the customers who were
there heard an orchestral con-
cert which could not be
matched by any American or
chestra or conductor. 1t was
an electric event, and the au-
dience knew it.
Evening star., 1960-03-14


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PEDAL REMOVED
IN BACH RECITAL
BY DONALD L. LEAVITT

DA DONhAAD L' LEhNAA g.
Contributing Critic
Erik Hillman. piano rorcoran
Gallery All Bach program: Partita
in B nat, Tocata in D, Goldbere
Variations.
Devoting the greater part OF
his program to Bach's monu-
mental Goldberg Variations,
Pianist Erik Hillman undertook
an afternoon Of serious music
making at the Corcoran Gal
lery yesterday afternoon.
In the all-Bach program, Mr..
Evening star., 1960-03-14
FELDMANS PLAY
HARP QUARTET
BY IRVING LOWENS
Contributing Critic

Contributing Critic
Feldman String Quartet (Dora
Marshall Short. Lawl ence Mednick,
violins; Ronald Marshall, viola
Janet McCarron, celloD. National
Gallery. Program: Quartet in E
cion del Torero, Op. "a, Turina;
Quartet in F. Oh. %, Prokofefi.
The Feldman String Quar-
tet-no longer containing any
Feldmans - was heard last
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28

tails, while of great Importance,
is not the only function of the
Army Nurse. She may be found
performing many other duties
TO the welfare Of our
country; such duties as instruc-
ton in professional courses,
faculty participation in the
Army Medical Service School,
Army Health Nurse, research.
assignment to our many Mil
tary Missions, as well as Mill
tary Assistance and Advisory
Groups, training the nurses OF
our allies in the underdeveloped
countries, etc.
The bulk of the nurses wLo
entered the Army Nurse Corp
during World War ii are nov
nearing retirement from the
service. They will leave gaps in
our nursing ranks which mus
be filled by qualified youus
nurses as rapidly as suca
vacancies occur.
Splendid opportunities exist
for job and location preference,
advancement in grade, special
lied training, and travel and
educational opportunities.
1t is an honor and a privilege
to serve humanity, your coun-
try and yourself in this proud
Corps.
Commissions are currently
available for those nurses who
are physically, morally and
enthusiastically qualified. Further
information may be obtained by
contracting the Army Nurse
Corps Counsellor, Fort Hayes.
Columbus Is, Ohio, or by visit
ing your local us. Army Re
cruiting Service.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28

3-FAMnY house under construc-
ton: Scar garage, brick veneer
on Greenwood. nice neighborhood.
schools. transportation; ready to
occupy in 2 months; good work,
reasonable price, call between 8-11
a. m. Til p. m. GL. 1886.
Builder
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
MENTOR RANCH
REAL ESTATE WANTED

HOUSE north of Lake Shore blvd.
prefer East 140th-East 195th, me-
dium priced RE. 1926.
NEED. a 3-bedroom home with
good size eating area, 2-car ga
rage. Must have basement.
AN. 1-2168.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28

3 BEDROOMS, large living room.
dining area. full basement: at
tached garage, built-in oven and
range, extras; make offer. 1743
Eldon DIR. VIII. 4-3O89. Sat. ana
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28

VALUE; 2 bedrooms down. floored
second, paneled beamed living
room and dinette. fireplace; ga
rage. deep lot backs up to woods,
quiet location; reeds repairs; will
Y1eonfiafa as Is BI, 5-2ISl
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28
Army Seeks
Registered
Nurse Help

The Army Nurse Corps, the
nations oldest military nursing
service, is in need of registered
nurses, both male and female.
The providing of good nurs-
ing care for our soldiers and
their dependents is must in
our Army hospitals. Such care
is provided not only in the
United States, but throughout
the world. Wherever our troops
are to be found, there also will
be found the Army Nurse.
The stating of Army hospi-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-07-28

Euclid Avenue
Restaurant. under $4,000. Gross
neor s5o.o0o. good leuse. low
rent.
Must See
Ds. good liquor trode. parking in
reur. Under $4,000. Owners
must sell.
Fast Return
Step right In and toke over. Ex-
cellent condition, ideal corner
location. factory trade. Neor
$4,000 week. Must be seen. own
or will help finonce. Bio liquor
business.
Eust 55th
Bor and alleys. owner wants to
sell. Make offer.
South Of st. Cloir
D5-C2. Full bar. 2 club rooms.
dance hall. s rooms, building in
cluded in price under $4,000.
Just Listed
Northeast. 8 suites, 6 stores eli
rented, very cleon. excellent
condition. ell brick. copper
plumbing. oil new incosed cleo
tricol wiring. big parking lot.
Annual gross income $4,000.
For further information call
Evening star., 1960-10-28
Envoy
Honored

Ambassador Gunewardene
Of Ceylon. Chairman of the
United Nations Commission
on Human Rights. has been
cited for his Outstanding
contribution to the advance
ment Of human rights"
He was presented the newly
created David Award last
night by the International
Society Of the Renaissance at
a reception given by the
Board of Trustees of the
Society and Mrs. Gunewar-
dene. ..t -'' o..
The David Award is q
replica of the famed statue
by Michelangelo, created to
honor those who have made
distinguished contributions to
the renaissance of the human
spirit in the Twentieth Cen
tury. Mrs. Virginia Morris
Pollack. distinguished sculpt-
resS and Trustee of the
Smithsonian Institution, cast
Evening star., 1960-10-28
MRS. MESTA
HEADS NIXON
COMMIT
By the Associated Press

Perle Mesta, party
giving Washington social
ite who once backed Harry
Truman, will head q new
committee Of Democratic
women favoring Vice Pres
ident Richard M. Nixon
for President.
Mrs. MeSta, as soon as
this was announced today
by the Volunteers for
Nixon-Lodge, told q news
man:
I'm still a Democrat.
The only thing I'm going
to do is vote for Nixon
Lodge" Henry Cabot
Lodge is the G. o. P. vice
presidential candidate.)
Mrs. MeSta served as
Ambassador to Luxembourg
under former President
Truman.
Evening star., 1960-10-28
A WEIGHTY
MATTER

CLEVELAND, Oct. %
(AP).-Mrs. Henry Cabot
Lodge said today she and
her husband have gained
weight on the campaign
trail.
Mrs. Lodge has accom-
panied the Republican vice
presidential candidate most
of the way on the cam
paign, and "they feed me
everywhere I CO." she told
reporters at a news con-
ference. I'm eating. all the
time"
Mrs. Lodge sees her role
in the campaign as a minor
one. remarking that all she
does is meet people. I'm
not qualified to discuss the
issues" she said.
MY function is to keep
my husband well fed, see
that he gets enough sleep.
and to wash everything
except Shirts-Sticking the
handkerchiefs on mirrors
so they'll dry quickly"
Evening star., 1960-10-28
LATEST G. 0. P. STYLES

the replica in her New York
City studio. She was present
for the award ceremony.
The International Society
of the Renaissance, founded
in Washington. D. C. in 1860
is a non-political. cultural,
non-proflt organization.
The Society's aims are Ito
strengthen the bonds of
friendship between the peo-
Piles Of the world and to
improve international under
standing throug h cultural
interchange"
Evening star., 1960-10-28

Washington residents will
have the right to vote for
their favorite candidate in
this years political contest.
according to a unanimous de-
ciSion of the Women's Ad-
vertising Club of Washington.
The opportunity to cast
ballots will be a part Of the
program at the fourth Politi-
cal Poll Luncheon to be held
in the Main Ballroom of the
Willard Hotel beginning al
noon November 2.
Evening star., 1960-10-28

at the home Of Mrs. Richard
Polhemus. The October
project was slippers for
Montgomery County Mental
Health and Children's Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1960-10-28

Confederate Memorial Hall,
Vermont avenue. For further
details. call Mary Stefano,
social chairman.
Evening star., 1960-10-28

Tip Toppers Dance
The D. c. Tip Toppers Club
will hold its annual Fall
Dance tomorrow at 9 pm. at
Evening star., 1960-10-28
Welfare Project

Members Of the Welfare
Committee of the Junior
Woman's Club of Rockville
held their October meeting
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Say, Mike, this wouldn't be your
new beat, would it," asked Pat in
shocked voice.
AYE, that it would" Mike answered,
grimly Ever since l arrested the judge
on his way to the Beaux Arts Ball"
You pinched hizzoner?"
Sure, and how was to know that
that convict suit was only fancy dress
costume?" Mike protested.
And now you're pounding beat in
the sticks. All, there's a moral there
somewhere, Mike, my boy"
That there is" Mike agreed. "'Tis
the last time I'll ever book a judge by his
cover"
Evening star., 1960-03-27

TWO youngsters had strayed away
L. from their mother in department
store and were riding up and down in
crowded elevators. Suddenly, the boy
noticed that his ice cream cone was
dripping and wiped it against the back
of woman's mink coat.
For goodness sakes, Jimmy, watch
Evening star., 1960-03-27

A HILLBILLY was exploring the coun-
IA tryside, and as he stood on a hill he
saw an express train, the first he'd
ever seen. AS he watched it, it tipped
into tunnel and disappeared.
"Whew," observed the hillbilly, as
he wiped his brow. Wouldn't there have
been a mess if that contraption had
missed that little hole!"
66EATHER," asked the small boy,
what is demagogue?"
"A demagogue, my son." replied the
father, lis man who can rock the boat
himself and persuade others that there
is terrible storm at sea-"
1.-TWO cops met in quiet part of
Il town.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

A SYSTEM used by q certain business
N tycoon may be worth trying. When
ever an account became overdue, he
would write to the debtor as follows:
Your bill is past due. If not met i'm
mediately, we will be obliged to notify
your other creditors that you have paid
US" The letter worked like charm.
W7IFE: II was just reading that sta
w tistics prove that schOolteachers
make the best wives. I wonder why
that is?"
Hubby: Probably because they
have learned to ask questions and keep
quiet long enough to hear the answer"
Whofs YOUR FovoGss joker Send u 10 -Ai in
Fvn." eIo svndoy. The Ssor Mo0ozi"s. 22S Vissino
ovsnUs Sc. for possible pVbsieOtio" o" this poss
Evening star., 1960-03-27
ixed in seconds. no bowls or pans to wash!

Best of all, with Aunt Jemma Easy Mikes you don't
have bowl pan to wash! Every package carries
a throw away mixing bag and baking pan. You blend
in the plastic bag and bake in the special pan You'll
get pcturepretty results every tme See for yoursef
Evening star., 1960-03-27

The chevy chocolatey texture of Choc Chip Squares
dotted with chocolate chips You'll say they're
better than brownies and much easier to make! The
Gingerbread has that old time spiciness. It's moist,
tender light and comes of the special pan easily!
Evening star., 1960-03-27
All In Fun
Laughing 1t OFF
By EVELYN WADE
Sons Of the Aud Sod

W7E'D like to build a home one day,
w Buf lots cost more than zoe CON pay.
But here's a fact must admit
Our boys are helping quite bit
For on their shoes, they cart their sceight
In good OId. fashioned real estate.
66NTOW CAN anybody tell me-" asked
IN the geography teacher, where
we find mangoes?"
Yes, miss replied knowing little
boy. Wherever woman goes"
CT AM beginning to suspect" said the
l. bridegroom, that your mother has
a low opinion of me-"
Whatever makes you think that?"
asked the bride.
Replied the groom, These towels
she gave us are marked HERS and IT."
Evening star., 1960-10-02
Belgian Prince
Hits sLumumbu
Slices of Land Yielded

NEW YORK, Oct. 1 (AP).-
Crown Prince Albert of Belgium
today blamed the Congo crisis
ION one man-Patrice Lumum-
ba." the ousted Premier.
The prince made the remark
to reporters at Idlewild Airport
before flying to San Francisco.
He was accompanied by
Princess Paola and more than
80 officials and advisors who
are with him for a 15-day
economic mission to the United
States.
The Prince said the mission
is of great Importance to
Belgium" which is urging
American businessmen to in
vest in the country.
Omer Van Oudenhove, Bel
GUMS minister of public works,
said the country is reducing
expenses and raising the pres
ent low taxes to offset the loss
of the Congo.
Evening star., 1960-10-02

dent Kwame Nkrumah of
Ghana to Mr.. Lumumba.
The letter said Mr.. Nkrumah
was willing to place the Ghana
U. N. brigade under Mr.. Lu-
mumba's orders but suggested
a Congo-Ghana union to avoid
charges of independent action
outside the United Nations.
e IF Ghana troops are to be
placed completely at your dis
posal," the letter said, then
you and your government must
find some way to declare that
in this struggle Ghana and the
Congo are one. Only thus will
it be possible for my Ghana
troops to operate legitimately
with the Congolese forces"
Ghana and the Congo are sep
arated by more than 1900
miles.
Evening star., 1960-10-02

as ever and potentially
dangerous. For the present,
however, none Of the opposing
factions was making a serious
effort to impose itself on an
other with guns or poisoned
arrows.
Present Developments
At the end of the week the
political picture was this:
/. Col. Joseph Mobutu, who
emerged from obscurity Sep
tember IA to "neutralize" the
politicians and name the
group of technicians, still en-
ioyed the support of the bulk
of the army. But the 29-year-
old former journalist seemed on
the verge Of physical and men,
tai exhaustion from the strain
Of his duties. He has been get
ting little sleep and relying on
bottles of medicine to keep him
going.
2. President Joseph Kasa-
vubu, who has great prestige
in the Conga, got aboard Col.
Modulus bandwagon by for
mally installing the group of
81 technicians in a ceremony
before II ambassadors, includ-
ing those from the United
States, Britain and France.
free to deal with them.
8. Joseph Ileo. designated as
Premier Sept. 5 by Mr.. Kasa-
vubu, agreed to step aside tenn
porarily and let the technicians
run the country until a round
Evening star., 1960-10-02

table conference of political fig-
ures could settle the political
strife.
4. Communist-supported Pa
trice Lumumba, who was fired
by Mr.. Kasavubu Sept. 5, re-
fused to admit he was out Of
a Job and was living like a king
in the Premier's residence.
U. N. troops from five nations
guarded him around the clock.
S. The technicians are ap-
pearing frequently in the gov
ernment administrative build
ing and diplomats are able to
arrange appointments and
from time to time conduct
business.
Meanwhile, the provisional
government named by Col. Mo-
butu made public what 1t said
was a second letter from Presi-
Evening star., 1960-10-02

to a weakening barrage Of
largely ineffective public decla-
rations.
A highly p.aoed Western Dip
iomat who has been in the
Congo since 1t became inde-
pendent June 80 said "the sit
uation seems to have improved,
and / am more optimistic for
the future"
United Nations officials, work.
ing overtime to prevent the
Congo's panorama of disaster
from growing, reported relative
calm throughout the new re-
public this week. There were
scattered incidents Of unrest in
the Congolese army due to pay
Evening star., 1960-10-02
Chino Treaty Is Based
On Equality, u Nu Says

to defend your homes and
motherland."
More than 5C6.0O0 Chinese
including students and men,
bers Of rural and urban COM
munes. marched through Pei
pings Square Of Heavenly
Peace.
Evening star., 1960-10-02

delays. But U.N. officials said
they were able to quiet the sit
uation with stop-gap pay en-
velopes.
A considerable number Of
Belgian teachers. missionaries
and technicians are returning
to the Congo after having been
driven out by the Congolese
when independence was pro-
claimed. The Belgians often
had to wait hours at airports
for clearance. by Congolese i'm
migration authorities, but that
appeared to be the worst of their
difficulties.
The political waters were as