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HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
BY BOB THOMAS

|
a piquantly beautiful import from
France with a warm, dimpled
smile. You'd never suspect that
she had spent three years in the
he'll Of Nazi concentration camp.
In her first acting role, Miss
Darvi walked right into the lead
with Richard Widmark IN a Cine
maScope epic called Hell and
High Water 0nl0okers maryeled
at the ease with which she per-
formed her first scene. She flaw.
lessly delivered five minutes of
dialogue, using four languages.
It was a challenge to Bella, but
then life has been a series of
challenges.
Il was born in Poland, but /
moved to France when was 3 or
4 years old" she related. u was
in France when the Germans took
over. Ny brother was arrested and
taken to Germany. He never came
back.
my mother thought we should
leave Paris, since we were con-
sidered enemy aliens. But / was
young (I5l and didn't realize the
danger. I Wanted to stay in my
school, SO ! got some false papers
that said ! was II and French.
My mother left for the South. =
Bella later decided to join her
mother. But when she tried to
leave the German-held sector, an
official recognized her papers as
false She still maintained her age
as n and was tossed in jail. She
stayed there three months. cooped
up with murderers and other bad
women. =
Finally she told her age and
was transferred to d workhouse
run by religious order. She
found that worse than jail.
Through her mothers help. she
was allowed to hire a lawyer and
got a hearing of her case. She
was granted her freedom but
couldn't travel alone to join her
mother She had to return to the
workhouse.
Back In the dreary routine. high
spirited Bella revolted. She got
into big fight and was seized by
the authorities. She was thrown
into concentration camp in
France. Three years Of priyation
and indignities followed.
Her escape from the horror is
as dramatic as any movie.
After three years. the camp
director called me In and told me
was freel" she recalled. my
mother had finally been able to
get me out. But the director said
he wished ! would stay for three
more days. II was just before New
Years Eve and i was to appear
in the camp play. He said / owed
1t to the other prisoners. II was
q good part and my first play, so
I said / would stay.
That night I couldn't sleep. Ny
mind was turning fiercely and /
thought and thought about my sit
uation. The next day told the
director that ] couldn't stay. NY
head told me had to get out 81
there. So he let me 20.
The next day every prisoner in
the camp was sent ID Germany Il
After the war, Bella did 4 Little
modelling One night she met Mr..
and Mrs. Darryl Zannck At 4 Par.
isian party. They became good
friends. and the producers wife
invited Bella to visit them Ia Holly.
wood.
She came here seven months
ago, A screen test was arranged
II turned out fine. After arduous
months Of learning English. she
was gwen i top role. the only
female ore il Hell and High
Water. " she plays i French sci.
enlist On = sub expedition 10 Rus
sian atomic territory
SAYS director Sam Fuller shes
sot ! So q aerSrg Ffra IF sex a.
Taai It'll slseilfal orgrtones =
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IL accentuated IN various WAYS,
but always soflly and 6uk6y.
Shoulders are cut wider, hut n0S
square. the wide1t part falling b.
low the point az the shoulder n
. curving line.
There's MOI bet.in sleeve h Z
carload of Dior designs, an sleeves
being d tie dolman or draped var.
ley; cut 20 one with the body 81
the dreSs. With deep arInhols and
fluid line.
The French designer, now doing
q land Office business 81 New YcEk,
thinks Of skirts merely as "sttmtw
this season, and make them cone
pIetely straight and narrow, q.
cept fcr i few exceptions h the
cocktail and evening dress eate-
CORY.
with his ensembles, Dior shows
small piIlbox hats. worn aboolntely
centered and tilted slightly for
ward.
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COOL, spacious, ttIrn., immaen-
late, two bedroom. All electric.
Adult. For appt. Phone 2-5T7s.
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RAIN OFF SCHEDULE

ALBUQUERQUE "a - AIbuqusr-
que residents with five different
sets Of regulations already thls
understandahlY con.
fused about their lawns whea hey
can water.
Lately they've been a an every
other day basis, with strict en-
Increment.
When Z downpour BIT he city
late Friday, worried 3.ysar-eld
Bruce Nesblt rushed Into Ne hopSS
TO ask:
Mamma, q this our day for Il
TO fain7"
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EXTRA large rom ii private
home. Use Of kitchen and din
cite optional. LILA CrinneII. Phone
2s5l75. jly11-tf
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Today's Women
BY DOROTHY roe
AP Miosnen's edlsor

AP Wolmen'S GdieoP
NEW YORK sA-The long-suffer.
ing figure Of the U. S. woman
must take another beating this
year If she IS to fit into the new
skin-tight fan clothes.
Gone are the concealing fun
the padded hiplines, the
comfortable erinnlines. The new
Silhouette is narrow and straight
as q knife. skin-tight around the
.midriff, revealing every line Of the
figure.
Visiting fashion editors viewing
the New York collections this week
have been impressed with the fact
that the new season should mean
a field day for gifdle manufac-
turers and reducing salons. As one
weary editor put Il:
Here we 90 again. girls! Pass
up that potato and deny that des-
sert. This is the starvation sil-
hOuette. /"
Girdle and bra manufacturers,
who gathered in New York for
their annual market week just be-
fore the current National Press
Week fashion showings, were jubi-
liant over prospects 81 q land-Office
business this fall.
New Longtime bras and nighttime
girdleS viii be 4 recognized neces-
sity with the new tight-midriff
dresses. Designers rushed to ad.
just their foundation Silhouettes to
the new mode in time to exhibit
them to buyers. Many bras have
elastic midriff sections, to mold
the rubber-tire area of the fem
inine figure into the required flat.
ness. Many girdles are built with
a high-waisted line reaching al
most to the bust, for the same
purpose.
Typical Of the straight-and-nar.
row lines that predominant
throughout the fan market Is The
collection Of Harvey BERN. shown
to the fashion press al the begin
ming of crowded week Of style
BERN, a perfectionist, carves.
boucie tweeds TO stiletto slimness,
shows them in 4 series of tailored
dresses as crisp and decisive as
an exclamation point. He trims
them with small crisp white pique
collars, adds a touch Of black vel.
vet or a black string tie for accent
and eliminates any other distrac-
ton which might break the unclut.
tered line. The result Is clean as
a whistle, and destined to establish
a new streamlined trend.
In addition to its change in sil.
the new season Is notable
for the luxury Of fabrics and trim.
mings. In a coronation year, U. s.
fashions are as lush as might be
expected In England, keyed to q
note Of elegance. Fur trimmings
and Innings, jewel embroidery,
beadig and sequins are all over
the place. And strangely enough,
they manage to remain in good
taste.
NEW YORK Rs-Ladies should
look like gobIets next fan, says
Christian Dior, clothes designer of
Paris and New York.
Dior terms Il the "chaIice look, =
thus confusing the copyists who
nave just climbed on the band.
wagon promoting their versions of
his tulip look Of last spring.
The "chalice" differs from the
tulip" in that II employs no pad.
ding or stiffening to achieve the
line from coIlarbone to
bust, but relies instead on cut and
drapery to gain much the same
effect. Every line above the belt
in Dior's designs for fall achieves
a rounded look, as II his cutters
had used a compass.
Shoulders are rounded, and iow
into the sleeve line with no break.
The natural rnundness of fha haist
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COMPLETELY furn. 3 bedroom
House. For rent until September.
Inquire 1921 Fogarty Ave. jlyis-3t
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FOR RENT. ! bdr. furnished
house very clean. Couple, no
children, no pets. Dial 252sse.
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Rooms For Rent

BEDROOM with kitchen and din.
ing room privileges. HOS Pearl
St ily10-tI
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FULL SIZE Westinghouse electric
range. Like new. Coldspot refrig-
erator. Divan, 2 living room chairs
Ike new. Chrome dInette set and
S chairs. Phone 2-56l7 - 2026 Sta
pies. jly1s-7t
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NEW ADOBE brick and C. B. S.
house for rent Completely fur.
nished. Aug. 70 Jan. $4,000 per
month. Can 1853. Iy15-si
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BUICK ROadmaster convertible.
1877. New top. white walls, 2
spares, spotlight. radio. heater. A
l-Owner ear. in beautiful condition.
You pick seat covers. SITS. Call
2-sSOs or 2,30Sl 10 see 1T 1906 White
Street. jlyI6-3t
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q USED G. E., 5 It. de luxe re-
frigerators. One Frigidaire, nine
foot. Attractively priced. as Duval
St. Tel. 1000. jIy1s-St
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UNUSUAL coin operated machine,
Route in Key West z hrs week
averaging $tS-s0. Nj servicine
Called back II Marine Corps.
Ssooo. Writa Q-Ball. 76ao S. w. ss
Ave. Miami. ia. Jyi7-stxI
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
DIAL 2-5eel
I6Lota For Sale
tcoNrENuEDl

BEST FISHING camp and motel
site on Big Pine Key. Dredged
channel and basin. Land filled and
landscaped. Phone or write Hud-
gins, owner. Summerland Key
P. O. may23-Sat.-tf
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COTTAGE for rent near new Mar.
Earet Ann Store Couple only. no
pets Price Organizations. Realtors,
81 Fleming St Phone 2-T6Il
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TRAILER awnings, gas tanks and
fittings. Sewer Hook.ups. Phone
2-3O64. 1907 Simonton. jlyls-3Ot
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We have in stock all repair parts
and accessories for all American
and English built Bicycles. Over.
seas Cycle Store 1880 Eaton St.
Dial 2-6Ol6. juli-tf
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GRAY twin couches. $4,000, 11I2
Virginia st. downstairs.
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ROOMS for working men. 800 70
$1,000 per week. Cooking facilf-
ties. Apis. 1900 70 5000 per mo.
Apply III William st. jIy13-otx
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1873 HOUSE TRAILER. Excellent
cond. $l095.O0. Upton Trailer
Sales, Stock Island. jlyI7,2t
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DAIRY QUEEN Sandwich shop
corner Of White and United SIS.
Night girl and snort hour day girl.
Ask for Mrs Stevenson. jlyIs-st
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furnished
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Lon FoR xz7E q Vo1 PhistsrI
Strees. 1lsOo.o0. Apply 81 An
esla Street iiyls-I2txI
Rend The Gitizen
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MATTRESSES, experience not nee
essary Day and right shifl avail
able. Air ccndilonta. Pleasant
working conditions. SisShee Snack.
cry, Sigsbee Park jlyls-s.
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USED Truck and passenger car
tires - New recaps. all sizes.
Dicks Tire Service, 90 Truman.
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NEW STATE road $50 lust con-
t4aetea o. Summtgiand Key. -
miles from Key west Best water
front lets On Florida Keys here.
Also. two Islands. Two houses On
water front, motel sites. business
lots and small acreage tracts.
Write Or phone Hndgiai owner,
Summerland Key p. D.
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TWO bedroom furnished house
SeEled adults SIS monthly MUS
utilities, $40 Fsiy s, yI7, II
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|-Trailers For Sale

MUST SELL Il 4. 1876 Star trailer
house Aluminium with by II
porch, screens, and shutters. :
$500 90. Also two girls hicycles
Dee Cornell, Lakeside Trailer
Court. Stock Island. Iyi7.stx
'ls a. ALUMINIUM Glider Trailer
Excellent condition. Bath. elec
refrigerator and water heater
Phone 2-6lsT ily7-l2tx
1851 SPARTAN ROYAL Mansion.
50 #. long. Awning included
Price $500 90. Lot HIS, Coral Isle
Trailer Park. pyl7-stx
1919 HOUSE TRAILER. Excellent
cond. $l095.OO. Upton Trailer
Sales, Stock Island jlyI7,2t
TRAILER awnings, gas tanks and
fittings. Sewer Hook-ups. Phone
2-3O64. 1907 Simonton. jIyls-3Ot
IL Beasts and Motors
Marine Engines
CHRYSLER Crown us H. p. 2 to
/ red rebuilt $4,000. Chrysler
Royal Special los II. r. direct
drive new condition S5so.0o. Also.
l65 II. P. Chrysier 2 to l reduction
Guaranteed Mechanical condition
Selected boats q to SO #. for sale.
Call Amber 2-2022. lly9-tf
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80 FIT. CABIN cruiser. Owner leay.
ing town. 1000. Phone 1854.
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TROPICAL Hotel. Newly renovat-
ed large rooms. Singles $500
doubles si2.OO. Shorty's diner and
cocktail lounge on premises.
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1850 DESOTO, - engine, radio,
clean upholstery. Good buy rs
FRANCIS Street lIyIs-stx
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yard. suitable for couple with one
child. 10000 Plus utilities. co WiI-
liam ST Phone 2-zI7l jly13-tf
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1919 MERCURY 5000 and finish
payments. 81 Catholic Lane.
fly1s-et
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HOusss For Rens

(coNTTNUEDl
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Trallers For Rent
3 Cottages For Rent

MODERATE renfs Tor clean. III.
tractipe. central. fully furnished.
Shade. Lawn. inside parking. Also
one anfurnished lhas water heat.
er. refrigerator. ssove1 Also. s
room ground door apartment. win
take one or two children. Navy
personen only. No dogs. johnson
and Johnson, sls Dcval Phone Z.
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BARGAIN 1881 hard-top Conyer-
tible for only $500 for equity. Ap-
ply Sl1 Angela Sc. jly16- l2tx
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IS MERCURY Monterey Sport
coupe. Radie, heater, cverdrive,
etc. Sen Or trade on y ton pick
up truck. si5 Greene St. after S
p. n. or weekends. jly176t
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SNAIL furnished house win best
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14
Pirate Nine Gives Van Vert Hi Team
One OF Toughest Games Of The Season

Bluffton High school baseball team
closed its season here last week in a
thrilling battle against Van Vert,
district Glass A tournament victor,
and although the Cougars won the
contest by a score of IA to s the
Pirates gave them one of the tough
est battles the visitors have exper-
fenced this year.
As matters stood, the Pirates
would have had a good chance to top
the Cougars, except for nine errors
committed by the locals, two of which
led to eight unearned Van Vert runs
in the last two innings.
Van Vert is district Class A
champs, having beaten such teams as
Lima Central, Lima South, etc.
The game was played on the
Bluffton college diamond because of
wet grounds at Van Vert, where il
was scheduled.
Bill Shumaker went all the way on
the mound for the losing Blufftor
team, striking out five batsmen.
During the season, the Blufftor
| team won three games and lost four
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14
BenrOth Fans II
In 81 Victory
OUer Defiance

In the best performance of the
year for a Bluffton college hurler,
Jim Benroth spun a neat seven-hlt-
ter last Wednesday at Jewell in
leading his Beaver team mates to
IS to 1 victory over the Defiance col
lege baseball team.
With the victory, the Bluffton team
made its overall season record three
wins and two losses. In Mid-Ohio
league play the team has won two
and lost two.
While going the route for the
Beavers in last weeks tilt, Benroth
struck out 10, gave up seven hits
and four walks.
Left Fielder Ken Bishop was the
offensive star for Bluffton, powering
fourth-inning run with one mate
on base to account for two tallies,
after he had singled in the first in
ming to drive in another run.
/ First Baseman Paul Jackson had
three hits, all singles, in five chances
R H E
Bluffton ......-.... Ill 200 000-5 10
Defiance .-..-...... 900 900 100-1 7 Z
Benroth and Yaussey; Rollin, Hor
nish (4) and Wolfman.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14
Farm, Prices Is
Meeting Subject

What Can Be Done About Fall
ing Farm Prices" is the subject of
discussion arranged for meeting of
the Allen County Farm Bureau
Thursday, according to an announce
ment by Calvin Rothe, president.
Ed Herr, Route 1, Bluffton, is one
of a group of five Allen county
farmers who will participate in
panel discussion on the evenings
topic. The discussion will follow a
radio address by John Sims, execu-
tive secretary of the Ohio Farm
Bureau.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14
|COry-RdUsOn Band
|CLub Names Officers

New officers elected last week by
the Cory-Rawson Band club include
the following:
Barbara Grose, president; Carol
Hause, vice-president; Charlene In
body, secretary; Denise Scoles, treas
urer; Zona Mcdowell and Marilyn
Manges, reporters. Plans also were
made for a party to be held at a
later date.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14
Chas. Draper Enlists
I'm Air Force

Charles Draper, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Draper of South Main
street, left last Thursday for Samp-
son Air Force Base in the New York
Finger lake religion where he was as
signed after enlistment. Young
Draper was employed by the Stein
man Bros. Lumber company prior to
entering the Air Force.
Thirty-three Allen county youths
were sent to Toledo on the same day
for induction into the armed forces
under the selective service system,
but none were from the Bluffton
area. Arlie Junior Piehl, Route 2,
Lafayette, was the only one in the
group leaving from close by.
At the same time a large group
underwent pre-induction physical ex-
aminations, but none were included
from the Bluffton area.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14

BIRTH RATES in the new nation
of Israel are among the worlds high
est and the death rate among the
lowest, the American Peoples En-
cyclopedia reports,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14

OFFICIALS of the lumber industry
report that recent experiments in the
of sawdust as a soil i'm
proven were encouraging.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
HE STATE OF OHIOl

Allen County, IS. J
Estate of Ulrich s. Amstutz. Deceased
Emma Amstutz of 1870 Grove ST., Bluffton,
Ohio, has been appointed and qualified as EN-
ecutrix of the estate of Ulrich S. Amstutz
late of Allen County. Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 9Th day of May 1858
JOSEPH B. QUATMAN.
May IA, 21, 28 Probate Judge
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14

After emerging from the egg nest,
young cicadas bore into the ground
from 8 to 18 inches.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-05-14

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
THE STATE OF OHIW
Allen County, So, ~
Estate of Charles Ae Conrad, Deceased
Ola Conrad of 144SMound St. Bluffton.
Ohio. has been appo1nted and qualified as
Administrative of tho Estate of Charles Alex
Conrad. late of Allen AGounty, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 9Th day 90 May 1853
JOSEPH ~BseQUATMAN.
May IA. 21. 2s Rsobate Judge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-17

WASHINGTON STAR PICTORIAL MAGAZINE. MAY u.
PAGE 2-rHs y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-17

THIS IS one deep-sea tale you
IL don't have to take anybody'S
word for. Here's Photographic
evidence that huge whales can
leap out of the water as nimbly as
porpoises. Mariners have occa-
sionally reported sighting a huge
sea monster hurting its bulk clear
of the water and plunging back
down, but these are the only
known pictures to authenticate
such an event. Taken under the
auspices of Sportsman Alfred c.
Glassell, jr., the pictures were shot
from fishing cruiser using a
specially rugged sequence camera
with a pinch telephoto lens.
Although it's possible to get
quite close to whales in a boat,
the sea giants display their most
frolicsome activity, such as jump
ing and fuking, only when they
feel secure from prying eyes.
Hence the need for a long-range
camera
In order to get a chance at
taking these pictures, Mr.. Glas-
sell and his party kept up a daily
patrol off the coast of Peru, where
the two great South Pacific cur
rents, the Humboldt and the
Equatorial, come together and
where one of the greatest con-
centrationS of marine life exists.
One day they sighted disturb
ance on the water and zoomed full
speed ahead to investigate. AS
luck had it, the disturbance was
caused by a 45-foot humpback
whale which kept up its jumping
gymnastics long enough to come
within camera range.
Some whalerS believe that
whales make these leaps in an
attempt to shake off clinging bar
nacles, but experts say it's more
likely that they just Jump for JOY.
Mr.. Glassell and his party were
eXuberant. However, there were
no facilities for processing the
precious film in that region. so
they had to wait until they got
all the way back to Houston, Tex,
before their f1lm- fishing luck was
Evening star., 1953-09-25

1o-in. Velocipede with
Semi-pneumatiC Tires
Hecht Month Sale Priced! 1.99
Oversize semi-pneumatic tires!
Real beauty with rubber-covered
adjustable spring seat.
13"---13.99 16"---1499
Evening star., 1953-09-25

3-Speed English Bicycle
with Front, Rear Brakes!
Hecst Month Sale Priced, 44'99
Lightweight speed beauty with s.
speed gears, double-hand brakes,
adjustable hand1ebar, chain
guard. English saddle leather
seat, chrome trim. Boys or girls.
Evening star., 1953-09-25

16-in. Magic Vinyl Doll!
Wash, curl, brush her hair!
Hscat Month Sale Priced, 4.99
Lovable doll with soft vinyl wash
able plastic body, jointed arms
and legs. Life-like eye lashes, eyes
open and close for sleeping.
The Hecht Co., 3rd Floor, Washington;
4th Floor, Siluer Spring, PARKtngton
Evening star., 1953-09-25

Neolite soles. In
fants' and children's |
sizes 6 to IL; girls, ,
youths, 1919 to 3.
Evening star., 1953-09-25

Sanforized cotton
flannel, plaids and y
patterns with soft /
suede finish. 4 to 20.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-09
Next Weeks Games
tuesday. Jan. 13

Columbus North at Columbus Aauinast
Cnshocion Sacred Heart al Blsndens-
burg.
South GAINESVILLE at GAINESVILLE Rosecrans
New Lexington st. Aloysius at Nelson
willie
Butler al Mi. Vernon ST. Vincent.
Lancaster St. Mary at Liberty Union
RushHilie at Somerset Holy Trinity.
Portsmouth Notre Dame at Wheeiers-
burg.
Denotes Central Catholic League Game.
- Denotes Columbus City League Game.
Last Weeks Results
Nj. Vernon ST. Vincent So, Utica 43.
Mt Vernon 81. Vincent s.. Marengo 49,.
Hartford 50, MI. Vernon Sc. Vincent 81.
Springfield Catholic 20, Columbus St.
Mary 52*
Midway SIS, Columbus ST. Mary As.
Columbus Holy Family 50, urbans st,
Mary a..
Newark St Francis SIS, Somerset Holy
Trinity 81.
Newark St. Francis a.. Columbus Ro-
sary 81.
Delphos ST John rs, Marion ST. Mary
s5.
Marion st. Mary i6 Redwood 40.
Philo SO, GAINESVILLE Rosecrans 6S.