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Arlene Francis, popular TV personality, Art Linkletter, Dorothy Kilgallen and Bennett Cerf are this evening's panelists. Host and moderator, John Daly, asks the panel to put on their blindfolds for the first contestant for fear that the contestant's uniform would immediately identify his occupation. The gentleman, Mr. E.A.F. Holm, an Inspector in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police joins Mr. Daly - Miss Kilgallen does discern that Inspector Holm works as a "Mountie," but the panel is unable to determine his rank. Inspector Holm wins by default. Next is a young woman, Miss Birute Marezinska, a Lithuanian lady, who now lives in Brooklyn. She works at the Barton Candy Company and makes lollipops. Again, the panel is unable to identify the young lady's occupation, and Miss Marezinska wins by default. This evening's celebrity mystery guests are Paul Newman and his wife, Oscar-winning actress, Joanne Woodward. Miss Francis identifies the couple very quickly. In conversation with John Daly, Mr. Newman reveals his appearance on Broadway in Tennessee Williams's hit play, "Sweet Bird of Youth." Miss Woodward, when asked, says her latest film, "The Fugitive Kind," will be released in January. Mention is made of the Newmans's baby girl, who is doing just fine. As ever, Mr. Daly bids the panel good night and invites viewers to tune in next week.