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EVENING 6:00 0 Theoter At Dusk—Drama "The Caprielien Cipher." China Smith holds in his hands the secret of a man whose life and death has been a con¬ tradiction. Dan Duryea. B News—Paul Skinner 0 Adlai E. Stevenson—Talk I SPECIAL 1 From Columbia University Bicentennial Conference on National Policy for Education, Health, and Social Service. The 1952 Presidential candidate of the Democratic Party discusses "The Uses of Freedom." (Filmed earlier in the day.) © Tom Duggan—Sports 0 MO VIE-Western "Pioneer Days." A girl, half owner of a saloon, is tricked into selling out. 6:10 0 Weather—Bill Carlsen 6:15 0 Sports—Lloyd Pettit 6:30 0 Beat The Clock—Games Zany stunts and "the folks of fun." Flash-photo contest. Bud Collyer. 0 0 Ethel And Albert Ethel and Albert have settled down for a long night's nap, when all of a sudden Ethel is sure she smells smoke. She and Albert try to decide what precautions they'd take in the event of a fire. Peg Lynch and Alan Bunce. 0 Bob Atcher Show—Family Capt. Stubby and the Buccaneers. 7:00 0 JACKIE GLEASON SHOW "The Honeymooners," Ralph and Alice Cramden, play host to an aunt of Ralph's who overstays her welcome. They hatch a plot to marry her off, and get her off their hands. Audrey Meadows. 0 DANNY THOMAS-Comedy The Williams children want to adopt a retired old sea captain. His wonderful yarns make them forget they must pre¬ pare for Daddy's birthday. © BANK ON THE STARS-Quiz Bill Cullen emcees a comedy quiz pro¬ gram featuring filmed segments of re¬ cent movies. Pat Stevens’ Hot Weather Tips pATRICIA STEVENS, formerly a suc- ■ cessful model and now proprietress of WGN-TV’s Charm Salon, here offers TV GUIDE’S feminine readers some hot weather advice. Miss Stevens, a recog¬ nized authority on modeling and charm, is seen on Channel 9 at 12:45 PM, Mon¬ days, Wednesdays and Fridays. For that refreshed feeling during the punishing summer days ahead, try the following suggestions: 1. Keep creams, lotions and colognes in the refrigerator to provide a cool pick-up on a hot day. 2. When traveling, keep your makeup in insulated ice cream bags to prevent them from melting. 3. Solid colognes applied frequently during the day make you feel and ap¬ pear band-box fresh. 4. Shampoo your hair more frequently during hot weather and, for that luxury touch, add a few drops of cologne to the final rinse water. 5. Talcum powder is your best friend on hot, humid days. Dust the insides of gloves, lingerie and shoes with it often. 6. Dunking hands in ice water after polish is semi-dry is a quick way to harden nail enamel on a hot day. 7. A tea bag dunked once or twice in ice water makes an excellent summer astringent. A-15