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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Vide World Of SpOs-The Women's National AAU Outdoor
Synchronized Swimming Championships at Silver Spring
Maryland give dance and sport fans treat Also on view
hghhghts Of the 1858 National Karng Championships
from Rockford Illinois, with IS to los pound karts racng
up amazing speeds. pm. WMAL-z
Jackie GIeasOn-SOme wild and funny bIackous on getting your
refunds in department store parking ruse and Reggie
taking job solos from Linda Hopkins and Joe the Bar
tender lending Crazy Guggenheim spark Jackies
show tonight 7:30 pm. WTOP-9.
The Of Silence" Don't be misIed by
the opening You're not at The Nurses Ben Caseys
Kildare You're still with the defending PreStons with med
cal malpractice suit their hands and code Of ethics
among doctors their stumbling block Though similar suits
have been presented most Of the hospital shows the only
plus this the fairly convincing portrait it poses Of
dedicated surgeon who's only human after all pm WTOP-9
Jerry Lews-Ths week. it's singers who top the guest list
Jerys show as Robert GOulet and Peggy Lee perOrmGOu-
let in solo and Peggy medley from the Broadway musical
"Stop the World Want to Get Off," as well as duet with
her host Other guests include Comic George Kirby and
sound effects man Lucho Novarro. $50 pm. WMAL-7
GsmOke-An intriguing episode about young grabbing
money the easy way, and actors Andrew Prime and Carl
Reindel make full of the script The plot involves
Der Of Killings mostly senseleSs ones done by an innocent
looking yogser wearing glasses Good to this veteran
series featuring couple of youthful crazy characters for
change instead Of old bedraggled fools 1000 pm WToPs
TOnight's Movies
$780, WRC (-Satday Night at the Movies Something of
Value" film based on Robert Ruarks novel of the Mau
Mau uprising in Africa Sidney Potter Rock Hudson Dana
WINTER (1957).
I:OO WTTG (s)-Payhouse Five Laura" Fascinating and
suspenseul melodrama about the investigation of girls
death Dana Andrews, Gene Terney Clifton Webb. (944.
Robert Mitchum advenrer trying to Sheridan
City 1870 from being terrOrzed by rch ruthless rancher
Robert Mtchum, Jan Sterling (1955)
11:25, WRC -MOve Four Saturday. KSs Them for Me :"
Farce about trio Of Navy heroes who arrive back the
States Gary Grant, Jayne Mansfield
1855. WMAL G-Satwday Night Movie Private Hell 49,"
SuSpense crime meOdrama about two detectives who re-
missing loot then become greedy Howard Duff Steve
Cochran (1954,
1255 WTOP )Shock The Invisible Man." Despite its age
this horror classic still captures the imagination. Claude
Rains 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

AIS, WTOP (s)-NCAA Foot.
ball. Notre Dame VS.. STAN
ford University. From STAN
ford stadium in Palo Alto,
California.
1890, WMAL (D-Hootenanny.
From Boston University. The
Chad Mitchell Trio, Mike
Settle, the Big Three, 10
Mapes, Woody Allen, Richard
and Jim and Leon Bib.
1880, WRC (4)-The Lieutenant.
"a Touching of Hands" 1t.
Rice offers sympathy to the
lonely wife of a fellow officer
and becomes the center Of
a scandal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500. WTOP-FoOtbaIl. Univer-
sity Of Maryland vs.. Wake
Forest.
4:20, WAIAL-Football. NOtre
Dame vs.. Stanford Univer-
sity.
5:45, W0L-FoOtbalI. The Air
Force Academy vs.. Boston
College at Colorado Springs,
Colo. (Rebroadeast.)
s:00, VOL = Basketball. The
Baltimore Bullets VS.. the
Boston Celtics. From Boston.
SEQ, WGTB-FM 1901 Me- -
Theater Of the Air. Part / Of
Shakespeare's Hamlet"
1O:30, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 103.5 Me.GLibrary Of
Congress Literary Series.
American Poet Marianne
Moore reads selections from
her works.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
ReViVuIs Slated
At Two Churches

DR.. Charles F. Taylor, noted
Baptist preacher, will give a
series of sermons and film
showings at National City Chris
tan Church on Thomas circle
tomorrow through Wednesday.
DR.. Taylor will preach at the
8 and IL am. services tomor-
row. At 8 pm. on the four eve
nings he will deliver sermons
and show color movies he took
of Biblical lands.
Special revival services will
begin Tuesday at Fairfax AS
sembly Of God Church, 496 Old
Lee highway, Fairfax, Va.
The Rev. Jim Baker, a for
mer disc jockey. will be guest
speaker. The services will begin
at 1880 pm. and continue
nightly except Monday through
November 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
U. S. General Joins
u. N. Armistice Unit

SEOUL. Oct. 26 (AP).-Maj
Gen. Robert F. Seedlock arrived
in South Korea yesterday to
assume his duties as senior
member of the United Nations
Military Command Armistice
Commission.
He replaces United States
Marine Maj. Gen. George H.
Cloud who will leave for Camp
Pendleton, Calf, October 81,
The assignment Is rotated
among members of all the
United States Armed Forces
every six months.
Gen. Seedlock arrived here
from Omaha, Neb.. where he
was commander of the United
State Army Missouri River
Division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
Quock Foddists Called
EmotionoIIy Immature

the brow Of organized medicine
for refusing to accept Krebio-
zen as a panacea for cancer
and are strong anti-vivisection-
lists.
And most are food faddists
OF one kind or another"
Hard to Reach
DR.. Bernard said the emo
tionally unstable are not the
only persons who fall for
quackery but they are an i'm
portant segment that cannot
be reached by ordinary educa-
ton. The more their ideas are
argued against, she said, the
more fervently they hold to
them.
Some faddists taking special
foods to purify the system" and
persons addicted to laxatives
may be subconsciously seeking
to purge themselves Of a sense
OF moral dirtiness, DR.. Bernard
said.
Others cannot resolve the diff
ferences between their own low
attractivenesS and ability and
their desires for perfection, so
they seek vitamins and hor-
mones, she said, and others have
the same thought patterns as
gamblers but they seek to get
well quick instead Of get rich
quick.
DR.. Bernard said that mod
ern medicine is sometimes SO
impersonal that it does not
support the emotionally in
secure. More attention to the
emotional problems Of long
physical illness might help
combat quackery, she indicated.
The problem is of such mag
nitude. she concluded, that the
ANA council should consider
studying it.
Yesterday actor Raymond
Massey, a star of TVS DR.. Kill
dare show, described persons
who fall for quackery as "sav-
ages in automobiles" He said
that they have learned to use
the devices Of the goth century,
such as automobiles, but have
not learned to think in a ra-
tional, modern manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

500, WHFS-FM (1O2.3 Mc.)-
Concert In Stereo. Berlioz'
Beatrice and Benedict Over
ture; Brahms Violin Con-
certo in A Minor; Beeth-
ovens Wellington's Victory.
SOS, WGMS AMIN (57O Kc.
and 1875 Nc. )-Philadelphia
Orchestra. Eugene 0rman-
dy, conductor; Jeanne-Marie
Dare, pianist.
lO:15, WNIAL-FM (107.3 Nc. y
Opera Stage. Handels "Acis
and Galatea;;" Leoncavallo's
81 Paglacci."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS

Below you will find a list of
10 words. You'll also find an
other list of words similar in
meaning to those in the first
list. Try to pair each numbered
word with the word closest in
meaning to it in the lettered
list. Thus, if l means nearly
the same thing as D, the an
swer is I'D. Full list Of answers
BLOWOUT no peeking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26

ANSWERS: IF: 81: A-3: All; sc;
81; TIE; SO: Sd: lob.
Interested in improving your
command of English? Simply
send a sef-addressed, stamped
envelope plus 10 cents to Will
liam Morris, Good Grammar,
in care of The Star for his help
full booklet pointing out 10 of
the most common errors in
spoken and written English
and tested ways to avoid them.
Copyright. 1858. william Morris)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
Health Group Quacks Back
AT FDA and Other Critics

defines a @quack" as "a person
who with little or no founda-
ton pretends TO have knowl-
edge Of skill in q particular
field"
This fits the ANA, he said.
when 1t presumes to criticize
unorthodox medical practition-
ers. Surely the criticism Of
one type Of therapy BY some
one with no experience or
training in that therapy would
be quackery," he said.
Finally, Kirkpatrick w. Dill
ing. a Chicago attorney said
the EDA and the big food and
drug manufacturers he says
it caters to are guilty Of ''nu-
.tritional quackery" when they
try to persuade the American
public it Is getting all the nu-
triton it needs from CONNER
cal 1000 products.
Brandishing a brightly COL
ored wrapper from a well-known
commercial white bread that
claims to be enriched" and
capable of building strong
bodies IL ways. Mr.. billing
said: "A label like that on a
food supplement would be mis-
leading, according to the FDA."
Sees Mineral Loss
He said the processing of
wheat to make white flour re-
moves "24 or 25p minerals and
vitamins, but that no mention
Of this is made on the label.
when people sell pap like
that to the public, they ought
to sell it honestly, but the FDA
doesn't see 1t that way" he
said.
Mr.. billing is general counsel
for an association Of food SUD-
plement and dietary food man
ufacturers, and he told the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26

Congress on Health Monopoly
that the field is q tough one.
When you go into the food sup
plement business, he said,
you're right up against some
ones Si3 billion candy bar, and
they're not going to let you
take 1t away from them" The
reference was to the S13 bill
lion business he said is done
each year by makers of such
products as candy, soft drinks
and baked goods.
Before speaking to the group
at the Sheraton Carlton, Mr..
billing had tried to infiltrate
the AMA-FDA Congress on
Quaekery at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel. He tried p register at
the rival conference as the rep
resentatiYe of the National As
ISOLATION Of Food Supplement-
Manufacturers and Distributors
but was refused admission.
Invitation Only
FDA Commissioner George p.
Larrick declined to dignity Mr..
billings ploy with a personal
conformation, but sent a min
ion to tell the attorney he was
not wanted.
The AMA-FDA meeting is by
invitation only, Mr.. Larrick ex-
planned later, and since the
ANA is picking up the tab" for
the Congress on Quackery, the
invitations were left in its
hands.
These snooksy little star
chamber conferences they put
on are un-American," said Mr..
billing. His refusal of admis-
sion. he said, simply points up
the monopolistic practices of
the people who are running the
FDA."
Mr.. Dilling mephasized that
he had no quarrel with the
AMA's rejection of him. They
are a private group, he said,
but when the Government
sponsors simething, represent
atives. Of bona fide organiza-
tons should be admitted" He
said food supplement manu-
facturers are as interested as
anyone else in fighting quack-
cry.
Dignity and Logic
AS for Mr.. Larrick's explana-
ton that ANA is footing the
bill. Mr.. Djlling asked: "Is the
ANA picking up the tab for
all the salaries and travel ex-
penses Of the Government en-
ployes attending the congress?"
The settings Of the two con-
crosses were just as confusing
as the topsy-turvey accusations
Of quackery hurled at the Con-
greSs on Quackery. The Ma
tional Health Federation meet
ing sported no snake oil sales
men or cure-all electronic ma
chimes. Its session was marked
by dignity and reasonably log
ical disputation.
The entrance to the ANA
FDA conclave, on the other
hand, was decorated with
flashy blowups Of terrifying
quack devices. At the door a
large sign proclaimed: Cherry
Tonic Sold Here" These were
in the nature Of decoys, of
course. and did not signify APP
proval.
Maybe the confusion will be
Strengthened out today, when
both congresses continue their
sessions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
Naval Choir to Sing

The choir Of the United
States Naval Training Center
at White Oak, Nd, will sing in
observance of Navy Day at the
$3.50 am. service Of Northwood
Presbyterian Church. 1900 Uni
versity boulevard west, Silver
Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
Mail Campaign Seeks
JobIess Parent Welfare

ton, have written typical let
tiers.
They warn that the welfare
ituation In the District is
tragic" or almost barbaric"
or morally wrong"
Help Seen
Proponents Of relief for fam
lilies out Of work believe they
have at least three subcommit-
tee men on their side-Demo-
Gratis Humphrey Of Minnesota
and Proxmire of Wisconsin,
and Republican Senator Case
of New Jeresy.
other members, besides
Chairman Byrd, are Democrat
ic Senators Hayden of Arizona,
C h a irm a n of the full Senate
Appropriations Committee, and
Bartlett of Alaska, with Sena-
tors Bible of Nevada and Mac
Intyre of New Hampshire, ex
officio as members Of the Leg
islative District Committee.
Republican Senator Cotton
of New Hampshire, a regular
member, serves with ex officio
Republicans Saltonstall of
Massachusetts, as ranking
committee minority members.
and with Senator Beall of
Maryland as a District COM
mitteeman.
The split on the jobless par
ent issue is, in large part, psy-
Geological.
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WOOK-TV
Channel ~

3:3O-CartoOn Time.
4:OO-Teenarama Dance Party
Bob King, host.
6:OO-Western Theater. Wild
Bill Elliott stars.
7:O0-News.
7:3O-Adventure Theater.
S:OO-Public Service.
S:3O-0ne Night Stand.
IO:OO-Topic. Educational.
10:3O-News.
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Public Money

Letter writer's maintain that
denial of aid for children
whose parents are unemployed
forces fathers to desert their
families in order to obtain pub
lie money for their support.
But s senator Byrd believes
that the offer of aid will induce
unemployed fathers to live on a
dole at home rather than look
for work.
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Three Main Groups

All members of the subcon-
mittee, except s senator Byrd
repeatedly have been deluged
with letters urging support for
welfare to jobleSs parents for
their families.
Mostly, letters are coming
from members Of the Citizens
Council for the District of Co.
lunbia, headed by Tilford E
Dudley, the Council OF
Churches of Greater Washing.
ton and the League of Women
Voters.
individuals, like Eugene Bak-
er, secretary Of the Mt. Pleas
ant Neighbors Association
John Hechinger. chairman OF
the United Fund, and the Rev
Moses Jackson, Of the Far
Northeast Ministerial Associa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
By WILLIAM GRIGG
Star Staff Writer


A psychiatrist has called on
the American Medical Associa-
tons Council Of Mental Health
to study emotional proneness"
to medical quackery.
The psychiatrist, DR.. Viola w.
Bernard Of Columbia University,
said some Of the most passion
ate hackers Of quack and nos
trums suffer an emotional i'm
maturity marked by low toler-
ance to Illustration. When rep
utable medical treatment Is
prolonged and perhaps not i'm
mediately effective. they seek a
quick cure from a quack.
DR.. Bernard said persons who
accept the claims of quacks are
often "anti-establishment" in
all aspects Of their lives. They
may rationalize that the quack
is ahead Of his time and Is the
victim Of medical monopoly or
jealousy.
DIR. Bernard told the Second
National Congress on Medical
Quackery here that those who
become the dupes Of quackery
become very passionate con-
verts.
Cites AversiOns
"The American Naturopathic
Association, whose membership
is fervently devoted to its own
approach to health, is on record
as opposing not only fluorida-
ton but also vaccination, i'm
munization, vivisection, drugs,
narcotics, alcohol, tea, coffee,
cocoa, cola drinks and compul-
sorry medication" she said.
Don Dumham, medical writer
Of the Cleveland Press and
president Of the National Asso-
citation of Science Writers, also
made a similar observation In
addressing the National Con-
gresS on Medical Quackery.
II believe the hard core of
the anti groups is the same"
he said. you will find the
same ringleaders in the flight
against fluoridation as you find
opposing immunization.
Many Of them were beating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
BY DAVID BRAATEN
Star staff Writer

Cries Of "Quaekl Quackl"
filled the air over Washington
yesterday, but no one was
ducking.
The Food and Drug Admin
istration blew the first duck
call. a shrill blast calling the
National Health Federation "a
front for promoters of UNI
proved remedies, eccentric the
cries and quackery."
II it expected the federation
to be a sitting duck for that
kind Of shotgun charge, it was
sadly mistaken.
Instead. the federation,
which is staging the First Ma
tional Congress on Health Mo-
nopoly at the Sheraton-Carl-
ton Hotel, replied by accusing
the FDA and the American
Medical Association Of quack-
cry themselves.
Dr.. Miles Robinson, Of Po-
tomac. Nd, led the attack by
charging the ANA. trying to
sell the public "the preposter-
Gus idea that everything wrong
with it can be fixed up with a
pill" Never in history. he said,
has there been such brazen
Quackery.
Definition Quoted
The next speaker at the Con-
gress on Health Monopoly, for
mer Federal Trade Commits
Sioner Lowell B. Mason, said
the FDA was guilty of devil
quacking" - creating phony
hobgoblins to justify their
cushy bureaucratic jobs.
Then up stepped DR.. James
H. Stephenson, a homeopath,
who noted that the dictionary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26

A mail c ampaign to rally
support for relief payments to
jobless parents of dependent
children Is being directed at
members Of the District Appro-
priationS Subcommittee.
They are being asked to vote
against Subcommittee Chair
man Byrd, Democrat Of West
Virginia, on the unemployed
parent issue.
Senator Byrd has not for
mally announced his own posi-
ton. But he made his position
clear by his questions. during
hearings, that he was not con-
WINGED Of a local need for the
new Kennedy administration
program.
Instead, Senator Byrd wants
to concentrate on decreasing
over-crowding at Junior VIII
lage, an institution for depen-
dent children. by increasing
board rates at foster homes
and extern ding aid for job
trained m others for three
months while they are looking
for work,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-08

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terms.
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asking $500 and acre.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE AREA
500 acres located in beautiful Blue
Ridge mountains Of Va. Brick Col
room, 8 fireplaces. all rooms, and
full basement and modern kitchen,
OUTSIDE: Front and rear porch, I
acre lake stocked with bass. Fenced
for 400 cattle, s tobacco barns. Tim
Der. Call so. $500 TO make a date
70 view IS color slides of this
"GENTLLE5MsLASS.S Estate TATE $4,000.
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LEESBURG AREA so acre dairy
farm, s houses, z lakes, paved road.
FAIRFAX REALTY OR. 3-zAo7,
CIR. 5000.
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MONEY WANTED

ss-6oe NOTE avail. for 1900, pzya-
bic Sl75.Sl mo. Secured BY SIS boo
income, car furn- and personal ef-
fects. b NV, Slar.
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PATUXENT RIVER-zs acres,
front 500 Il. on water, large oaks, 70
miles from District, u miles from
Andrews Air Base.