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MD.

nose Unfortunately, these may be irritating to some
people, and should not be used for long period with
out your doctors advice Antihistaminic drugs fire.
quenty relieve alergic symptoms some of which are
very like acute head colds Other cold remedies such
as aspirin. make one feel better by relieving head
aches and general discomfort.
In studies of cold treatment the group of prepara-
tions that showed the highest percentage of good
results all derivatives OF opium This supports
the ancient belief of the Chinese that
cold by smoking opium codeine and papaverine
mixture both derivatives of opium gave relief in from
rs to 80 per cent of subjects with acute head colds
Of course it is only available by doctors prescription
Arsenal Of Remedies
COLDS are most often self-treated and we spend
millions of dollars yearly for whole arsenal of rem
edes many of which utterly worthless Laxatyes,
long popular as home treatment, have been shown
by two carefully controlled studies to be of value
whatever. Other pet remedies. such as dosing with
whiskey or quinine, equally worthless Even the
miracle antibotics poweress against the cold
virus but they are exceedingly valuable for treating
the complications of colds: sore throats other
respiratory infections caused by bacteria, we'll
sinus and middle ear involvement
But if were limited to just one bit of advice on
treating colds, it would be to give up the habit of
dosing yourself with the pet family remedies like those
above. There's soundtruth in the adage that he who
hath himself for doctor hath fool for patient
Evening star., 1954-11-14

DIR. DIEEzL (right) has
taken special interest
i'm the c0lnmon-cold
problem. Next week:
DIR. Austin Smith will
discuss home poisons.
precautions. cures
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Add the touch that odds 50 much
DIAMOND
WALNUTS
wovs 70 buy them :. sake your choice
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Rsody -shslIsd for inssons use
crisp holves and pieces. In 8
and 4 OF. vucvvm cons. So cosy
10 use. Keep some hundyl
Evening star., 1954-11-14

Always holiday hvoritei Be sure TO make
plenty this year! Mix sugar. salt, water and
honey in saucepan; cook 70 242s on candy
thermometer (soft ball stage). Remove from
hear; add vanilla and Diamond Walnufs. GOOD
ooloring may be added 70 syrup; also cinna-
mon or grated orange rind) Stir dill thick
and creamy. Turn onto waxed paper and
separate with forks. Makes 1h lbs
Evening star., 1954-11-14

~ WatNUu& RON1pksN puB
Look what's new in pumpkin plea filling
you don't bake! And il still has old-fashioned.
rich favor Diamond Walnus see TO thar!
Buksd 1pis shell sbsp. pumpkin pie
! pkg. eUssord spice
dessert mix rs cups "a OF. eanl
tbsps. flovr svaporassd milk
Il ssp. sait rs cups eonnsd
cup lpoekedl pumpkin
brown Y cup chopped
suguE Di0mond Wialnwss
In saucepan, mix custard dessert, -four, salt,
sugar and spice. Add milk and pumpkin.
Cook, stirring, to full boil. Remove from
heat; ;cool about Is min, stirring occasionally.
Add the crisp Diamond Walnuts. Pour into
pie shell. At serving time, spoon on Au&s of
whipped cream and arrange plump Diamond
Walnut halves on top-a proud finishing
touch for cakes. cookies, any dessert!
Shopping reminder: To get the most for
your money, buy Diamond Walnuts in-the-
she'll They give you over two full cups of
usable kernels per pound!
SWEET IREATS
For family feasting or for gifts sugared
walnurs and homemade fudge! Packaged
mixes make fudge so easy. And Diamoad
Walnuts make it so good! Add plenty of the
crunchy kernels-at least full cup per bach!
Evening star., 1954-06-02
SIDNEY LUST THEATERS
Free Parking-Air Conditioned
Films of More Than Routine Meri,

d. c. Line. 10. 8-79S9. Children Free.
Open 7:30. Last Night
DOUBLE FEATURE
JAMES CAGNEY, JEAN HARLOW.
"PUBLIC ENEMY" at S:45. Plus
EDWARD G. ROBINSON, LITTLE
CAESER," at 1925. Thur. Fri, Sat:
COSTELLO GO TO MARS" Free
kiddie Playground with Merry-Go-
Evening star., 1954-06-02

Balls, can make itself solid with
her in a fairly simple way. If
it learns to pronounce her name.
it will be the first city ever to
have this distinction.
The name is not pronounced
"Bawl" as if it were spelled Ball.
It's Bal-the French, see-and
rhymes with Sal. If you say
"bawlcony," you can pronounce
Miss Balls name with the other
a." Not otherwise.
There have been times" she
says. when I thought of giving
up and spelling it Ball. Then I
get stubborn and think I'll fight
it out if it takes the rest Of my
life, which, no doubt. it will"
Her married name, Bowman.
is great comfort. There's moth
ing any one can do with that.
+ n X \
Miss Bal, who grew up in Santa
Monica, Calf, is the daughter of
Hollywood art director. But,
with all her talent and her
fathers connections, neither she
nor the family ever gave the
movies much serious thought.
II had a screen test once," she
says. Il was IL. Nothing ever
came of it, to the satisfaction of
both the tester and testee."
Between Guys and Dolls" and
South Pacific" she has had
something of whopping singing
career for a girl so young-in-
cluding a stretch in London. But
she is not satisfied, an attitude
that is not to be confused with
being dissatisfied.
Its just that I would rather
be an actress than a singer"
she says. Why? Well, it is a
rangier art-gives a girl a
chance to spread out profess
sionally. And, because there are
more plays than musicals, a
better opportunity to keep work.
ing, although Miss Bal Gas in
Bal Boheme) has no complaints
on that score so far.
Miss Bal, who believes in do
ing things well, work or games,
is even more concerned with
marriage. She and her husband
have a housekeeping apartment
in a hotel here and she's giving
Evening star., 1954-06-02

cooking the same enthusiastic
whirl as other things.
Talking to her, at luncheon
before a softball game. you
gather that the girl who plays
Nellie Forbush at the National
is the one you would cast to play
a real-life character like Jeanne
Bal.
incidentally, she never saw
Mary Martins Nellie Forbush
which gives her a nice healthy
last laugh at this critic who saw
a resemblance between the two
performances.
X X
MIDWEEK MEMOS: To-
nights the night that Olney
Theater opens its IA weeks sea-
son with T. S. Elliot's "The
Cocktail Party" starring Bram-
well Fletcher and Marjorie
Gateson. "Gone With the
Wind" believe it or not, set a
new house record at Loew's
State Theater in New York over
the holiday week end. It
also threatens to outrun the
original attendance in Atlanta,
it's home town. so to speak.
The film, just re-released, is an
early booking at the Capitol
Theater here. Rudolph VAL
entino's "Son of the Sheik," will
be shown in two benefit per-
formances at Studio 16, 1908
N street NV, June S and 6. e.
There will be two showings
nightly, 1880 and 9 pm. ..
Proceeds will go toward the
workshops project of making
its own films. Sgt. William
Chairman. a native of Hawaii,
will speak tonight at the Jewish
Community Center. $3.50 p.m., on
the history of the hula dance. -.
He will also demonstrate the
hula as taught to him by three
of the islands most famous
teachers.
Evening star., 1954-06-02
New York Is Home
To Busy Grace
By the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD.

Although she is Hollywood S
most successful actress Of the
moment, Grace Kelly still won't
settle in California.
The Philadelphia born girl
has been going from one top
picture to another. with such
co-stars as William Holden,
Ray Milland, Bing Crosby,
James Stewart, Stewart Gran
ger and Cary Grant. Despite
the heavy demands for her
from film studios, she won't
establish a permanent home
here.
when I'm working in Holly
wood, figure I'm on location" -"
she reasons, II intend to keep
my permanent apartment in
Evening star., 1954-06-02

C411k1dIC VI N0Oub11C1I Nd11O1 111d.
We intercepted Miss Bal yes
terday on her way to a softbau
game between the South Paci-
flc" company and the stage
hands. She was just a little
miffed. not at being intercepted,
but at the way she was being
treated.
They won't let me play" she
said, although couldn't pos
sibly be as bad as most of them
are. They've only won one game
in all the plays long run. You
know who they beat? The Peter
Pan company-with all those
tots. Who couldn't beat the
Peter Pans? But still they won't
let me play"
One of those who would not
let Miss Bal play is the stage
manager, Ross Bowman. He is
Miss Balls husband and he could
have two good reasons for for
bidding her a softball Sideline
One is that he is responsible for
the well-being of the company's
stars. the other that any hus-
band is entitled to keep his wife
from reckless exercise.
Miss Balls athletic record is
against her. She broke a knee
playing touch football some
months ago. A husband-stage
manager obviously is within his
rights in saying no to a girl who
plays games with that much
vehemence.
Mr.. Bowman, himself a golfer,
thinks that's the sport that is
safest for an enthusiastic girl
athlete who has to sing eight
three-hour shows a week. She
already can whale the daylights
out of a golf ball, but she is
booked up for some lessons while
here to refine a great natural
swing into controlled game.
She's looking forward to this,
as what athletic Californian Cor
any other) girl would not? But"
she says wryly. thinking of the
safety of the game, I'll probab-
ly get walloped on the head by
somebody else's golf ball. That
will teach them to try to save me
from my enthusiasm for all
games"
X X
Washington, which is a new
and great enthusiasm of Miss
Evening star., 1954-06-02

ers," said little Eva. What Bundy
could tell about the Gabors!
\ \
Jeanne Grain and Paul Brink
man almost didn't make the pre-
miere at all. I'VE were watching
the show on television at home -
Jeanne confided, when I sud-
denly clutched Paul and said
Hey, we're supposed to be
there!'"
jeff Hunter showed me what
he described as a very utilita-
rian type cable drom wife Bar
bara Ruah) from Paris" All the
document said was: Arrived
safely. Call Betty Abbott's mo-
ther and tell her the same. y
Betty went over there with Rock
Hudson, and they'll probably
marry in Europe.
So many other stars we're pres
ent at Hollywood's biggest pre-
miere since The Robe" that ]
missed a few-to talk to. that
is. But glimpsed in the glamor-
Gus crowds the Art Linkletters
Ronald Reagans, Virginia Mayo
and Mike O'Shea, the Wendell
Coreys, Dinah Shore and George
Montgomery-"We're so excited
about our adopted baby boy
they said. Also, Rex Allen and
Monty Montana, looking like
twins - each dressed in big
white, rolled Stetsons and tight
black cowboy suits.
Betty Hutton and her ex. Ted
Briskin, seeing each other all
the time, discuss the well-being
of their two small daughters.
(Released by NANAD
Evening star., 1954-06-02
Poget Tribe Needs
FunniIy-Size House
HOLLYWOOD


An enormous 12-room house.
complete with swimming pool.
has been rented by Debra Paget
to take care of the entire family
plus. The chummy group in
cludes Debra, her parents, two
younger sisters and a brother. a
married sister and her husband
and their two children. Plus
these will be her indispensable
menage of snakes and other
pets. II had a terrible time
convincing the owner we were
just one family" said Debra.
"He thought I was taking in
boarders." Debra has never suf-
fered from claustrophobia. When
first signed by Goth Century-Fox
six years ago, she and her fam
lily of seven lived in a single
bedroom apartment.
tReleased by NANA)
Evening star., 1954-06-02
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing

/ SutbSUt y UGOtSU StVtoStoOUS L
And Time Of Showing
Stage.
Arena Stage-"All My Sons;
$3.50 pm.
Capitol-Martha Raye; $50
and $50 pm. Screen: ".Siege at
Red River; $50. $40 and 10:45
pm.
National - South Pacific;
2:20 and 8:20 pm.
Olney-"The Cocktail Party;
$40 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - Dial M for
Murder: /. 3:05, Sis. 7:25 and
9:35 pm.
Columbia-"Elephant Walk;
II am. LOS. 3:15. 500. 1880
and 9:40 pm.
DupOnt-"The Captains Para
disc; l, 2:45, 4:30, 6:15, sos
and 9:55 pm.
Keith's - Border River:
11:55 am, 1:55. 3:55, 5:55, 1855
and 9:55 pm.
Little-"Sins of Paris; 6:10.
8 and GAS pm.
Macarthur - "The Pickwick
Papers; Z and $50 pm.
Metropolitan - dial M for
Murder; 11:25 am, 1:25, $3.50.
$50, TAO and 9:45 pm.
Ontario-"Laughing Anne; /.
2:45, 4:30, 6:15, sos and $50
pm.
Palace - "Casanova's Big
Night; 1885 am, l:35. $40.
5:45, 7:50 and 9:55 pm.
Playhouse-"Knock on Wood:
11:15 am, 1:20, 3:20, 5:25, 1880
and $40 pm.
Plaza-"One Summer Of Hap
piness";; 1890, 2:20. 4:10, 6, 7:50
and 9:40 pm.
Trans-Lux - "The French
Line; II am, 1855. 2:50. 4:45.
GAO, 1885 and 10:30 pm.
-"This Is Cinerama"::
2:30 and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1954-06-02
Hollywood Diary:
June Hover Gets
Ado Annie Bid
By SheiIoh Grohom

HOLLYWOOD.
Ava Gardner will file for di-
vorce from frankie Boy any day
now Kathryn Grayson is.
is in the mood to marry a man
named Benny-not Jack.
June Haver has been offered
the role of Ado Annie in the
movie version of "Oklahoma!"
Its for five months" June told
me, leaving 1.-THE High and the
Mighty" smash premier, with
Fred MacMurray holding her
hand tightly. will you accept?"
I asked, Five months is too
long" said Fred. They both
smiled when I said to June. II
don't believe you'll ever make
another picture"
Terry Moore made a surprise
tWosome at the premiere with
Robert Stack. who gives the best
performance of his life in the
movie. When l asked the
strapless Miss Moore, Aren't
you cold?" she giggled. Beauty
is always cold, or it pinches."
I asked Jan Sterling, How
will you manage when Paul
CDouglaS is away for SO weeks?"
Tin THE Caine Mutiny Court
Martial'D. "I'll fly to him when
ever I can." said Jan, I'm join
ing him in Colorado with his
daughter, Maggie"
Red Shelton, with wife Geor-
gia, stopped to tell Claire Trevor
and the Johnny Weissmullers: II
wouldn't have come. but I
thought it was the life story of
Dore Schary." Debbie Rey-
nolds' guy. Bob Neal, beaued
pretty Pier Angel.
Alice Faye made one of her
rare public appearances, with
hubby Phil Harris. I asked about
their TV plans. Said Phil: I'll
have to do it next season." But,
from Alice-"TV is like eating
too many pork chops or lamb
chops - makes you tired of
them" Sounds like Alice, who
retired at the top of her movie
career. is thinking in terms of
the big screen. Il now realize
how much l enjoyed making
pictures. she said. And if the
right one is offered" she'll do
1t.
When 6-foot 7-inch Andy Nc
Laglen-Vic's son-Signed the
guest book in the lobby, William
Wellman was just behind him.
Someone murmured: THE high
and the mighty"
Andy Devine was showing his
new beautiful figure. II lost 80
pounds" he said, but it doesn't
show. It's like taking a brick
out of the Empire State Build
ing" Depends on where the
brick is.
A shout of "ZSa ZSa Gabor''
went up when her sister Eva ap-
peared with family friend, Hun
garian writer Bundy Solt. I'VE
feel like we're the only foreign
Evening star., 1954-06-02

New York, and rent while I'm
out here"
There's good reason for her
not to settle down in Holly
wood. She went to Africa for
"Mogambo," South America for
Green Fire" and will make
"Catch a Thief" in France.
She has a unique contract that
will permit her to do a New
York play. She hopes to do
one next trip.
Evening star., 1954-06-02
The Posing Show
JeonneB Bal, Rhymes With Sal
An Athletic Sort of Gal
By Joy Cormody

That's strenuous role Jeanne Bal plays Ensign Nellie
ForbuS South Pacific" the National This happily
Miss Bal likes her roles She strenuous girl herself
of these 1.-The wlowy which eloquenty
Evening star., 1954-06-02
DRIVEN THEATERS
Thurs, NEVER WAVE AT A
WAC and cash BY NIGHT"

AHRO0RT Arlington
A14&SS VAs OF A-Sl0O
MARRY ME AGAIN" MARIE WILL
SON, ROBERT CUMMINGS, at 1857;
Plus WITHOUT RESERVATION" ="
JOHN WAYNE. at 1920. Cartoon.
Located in Arlington on U. S. Route
/. just over the 14th st. Bridge.
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LAND CLEARING, bulIdozing,
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ADyFRTTsFMFNT FoR BTns

Sealsd proposals will be received at the
office Of the Clerk of the Board Of Education
Of Ne Beaverdam Local School District. Allen
Connty, Ohio (post office address Beaverdam,
0hiol until IL O'Clock noon. May 10, 1854, for
building 8 bus garage at the back of the
school ground and according TO the plans and
specifications file in the clerks office.
Copies of which can be taken out upon deposit
of $1,000. Money TO be returned when plans
are returned to the office.
Each bid shall contain the name of every
person interested in the same. and all bids
must be accompanied by bond or certified
check payable to the Board Of Education
equal to at least sec of the cost of the bus
garage upon condition that If the bid Is ac-
eepted a contract will be entered into. and
the performance of it be properly secured.
When both labor and materials are embraced
In the work bid for. each must be separately
stated in the bid with the price thereof,
The bus garage must be completed accord
ing to specifications or before September
/, 1854.
None but the lowest responsible bid will
be accepted. and the board reserves the right
to reject all the bids. or accept any bid for
both labor and material which is the lowest
in the aggregate.
By order of the board of education.
Cleda Gratz
Clerk of Bcaverdam Board of Education
Beaverdam Local School District
Allen County, Ohio
April %, %. May 6. Ia
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COLORFUL CERAMICS
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4
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BoAT-on Buckeye quarry. Get
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CUSTOM SPRAYING for Spittle
Bug. Willis Anderson, phone 556-W,
Bluffton. N-4
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Nationally operating company is
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SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS
We repair any make; also stock parts
including needles, button holers, oil,
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CUSTOM sPITTLE BUG spraying.
Keith and Elwood Brauen, Rt. /,
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LAWNMOWER GRINDING. We
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CUSTOM SPRAYING for spittle
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Today OLD GUERNSEY heifer
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of Bluffton. Phone 592-R. ..@
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3. That the Clerk of this Council be
and he is hereby directed to certify a
copy of this Ordinance to the Board of
~ Elections. of Allen County. Ohio. and
notify said Board of Elections to cause
notice of such election to be given as re-
auired by law,
1. That the final determination of the
matter in question is determined to be
an emergency measure for the preserva-
ton of the public health. safety and well
fare of the inhabitants of the Village of
Bluffton. Ohio and therefore an emer-
gency is declared to exist and this ordi-
nance shall therefore take effect imme-
diateIy upon its passage.
w. A. HOWE. Mayor
Passed this 13 day of April. 1854.
Attest
April 10. %
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6 GUERNSEY and JERSEY COWS
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to TB and Bangs. Cali after 500, ]
quarter mile south on 60 off intersec-
ton of 103 and So.