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The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 26

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"yr'fly jiyiy myi 1 ty -f "hi jn wiyni THE C.IItl.S Friday, 0cmbr II, ISSS 2g CINCINNATI ENQUIRER To Bethlehem Daughters Of Nile IChristmas party Monday fol-Masonic Temple, Fifth an3 ISTHAR TEMPLE, Daugh- lowing a luncheon at 11:30 Sycamore Sts. Eleanor Gilb will ters of the Nile, will have a la. m. and a business session at preside. i A.M.MArN, uec.

lo lit Jor Another View Mildred Miller MRS. WILLIAM SEARS re-ia talent that sets you apart lates she had missed seeing a from the smug early birds. Lis-Cary Grant movie downtown ten to this observation by and was elated recently when'American humorist Don Mar- dan has arranged to relay to radio stations around the world the Christmas midnight mass from the Church of the Nativity In Bethelehem. The Jordanian Tourist Department also announced today that more than 1300 Christmas visitors have made hotel reservations In Bethlehem and 1500 more are expected. The government has prepared a list of 2000 persons living in Israel who will be permitted to cross the Palestine war truce line to celebrate Christmas in Jordan.

Diplomats In Israel also will cross except for envoys of France, which does not have diplomatio relations with Jordan. here's our CHRISTMAS SPECIAL to brighten her Holiday he learned it was showing at quis: "Procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday." WHAT SHOULD You Tell a neighborhood theater. very next night she trotted off to the show while her hubby baby-sat with the kids. In 20 minutes, she was back Your Wife, Sir? You can take home. "I missed it," she sighed, i jt from David Dempsey, who "The new feature begins to-spent 18 years digging up ma- nicht." terial on the subject, that from Her seven-year-old Terry tried to be comforting.

Said he: a practical point of view it all depends on two things: Merry-Eh? How much she wants to hear. "Don't look to sad, Mom. You'll be able to see it on tele- How much she can safely be LIMA, Peru, Dec. 18 i.V Widow Teresa Canepa de Zavan came home from visiting to find vision in a couple years." told. her jewelry worth $600 had DOES THE SHOE fit Cincin-I HEARTWAKMEK: In com been stolen and a handwritten VJ 12-19 note on her bedside table.

She turned the note over to police SPECIALLY PRICED! "Now there's MY idea of a white Christmas?" It said: "Merry Christmas." menting on a recent item in this space, Mrs. Herbert Dennis reports she and her husband sent out announcements, also, which read, "We've Adopted A Baby." That was seven years ago. From the very beginning, rati? Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Salk-over (she's a leader in the movement to preserve the Lytle Park area) have just received a letter from their daughter, Mrs.

Norman E. Chase, New York, in which she tells about jess faiea-BKBas; sas Give a GAIYIEHA I from YORK CAMERA Why Winners Keep Winning however, the couple used a different approach from most adoptive parents. They loved and cherished the little fellow as though he were their very own, so why shouldn't he feelj they are' his REAL SHOP Sketched arj just two of many smart stylet of exciting fur blend sweaters in many gorgeous shades lovely giftt and they're practical at well. Tlmt Pivmeirt Pita 2 434 Mais Cincinnati and MRS. B.

ATLANTA, Stick strictly to the rules of said tne game. An entry mailed an even though he was "picked I Several weeks ago you an exhibit at the Modern Museum, titled "Architecture Worth Saving." She writes, in part: "Various buildings throughout the nation are being prematurely doomed and demolished due to the lack of foresight and imagination. Others are meing misused, i.e., Penn Station's modern information counter which clashes with the rest of the interior. Some of the Frank Lloyd Wright buildings, Chicago auditorium, Pittsburgh county jail are being destroyed. jj Newport Shopping Confer 'Go ahead'' to the jetired school hour We will be tossed out.

out?" ADVERTISEMENT unopenea. una wora more man the limit set by the sponsor will put every oiher word into a er who wanted to enter prize con Simple He knows that he was born to another lady who couldn't for some reason or other take care of him, but he also knows that really REAL parents love you and understand you and the wastebasket. Include the' A $12.99 Value While They Last tests to earn extra money. You said most coupon or qualifier. Write plainly, or typewrite on plain white paper, Use large, plain envelopes.

Floral motifs and odd-sizad stationary only national con Two for $15.00 judged, but tests are fairly guide you. The lad now has a two-year-old brother, 'born to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis. The boys are great pals, as you can see from this remark by the adopted son to his mother: mar.

muse wuu tm ''irritate iud2rs a. a hobby, are most likely toi Work economical holiday parties Holiday entertaining needn't be tiring work or overly expensive to be fun for everyone. January Better Home Gardens shows you a hundred midwinter entertaining ideas that are simple and easy to do and guaranteed successes. Be the hostess of the season with the new and different ideas in January Better Homes Garden. Get your copy today, wherever magazines are sold! win than are beginners.

Why do these hobbyUs succeed? ON HYDE PARK SO. Shop Weds, and Fri. 'til 8:30 over your entry. Don't expect the muse to come the first time. Build a library of useful books or a list of those available from the public library.

I ANSWER: lne first man to "what will be left is parking lots and steel and glass boxes." TODAY MARKS the beginning of the last week of shopping days before Christmas. Maybe you've got your gift buying all finished. But if you're one of those individuals who put off shopping until the 25th looms close, here's something to give your heart: You really have "You and daddy got to pick rou ana aaaay goi 10 pick me proDabiy sat in PJZrrrVt' Semouth 5f nis'cave and hack-z as God sent mm to us. iMa mni Mr, r. Greg Or Bait Adt Ar Worn, Not Written Tt fine i.ir him.

Had KeeP f'le of ideas, word But I'm sure glad God decided to send us Greg and not some there been a contest going then combinations, previous other baby!" he might have ei.terea in me same sDirit and won. Pills By Million OSLO, Dec. 18 UP) Norway's state drug monopoly reports the 3.5 million Norwegians consume one million tranquilizers a month, and the demand is in But today 1 whtel is plotted mathematically on a designing board and put together in an assembly line. While entrants are still amateurs, those who Unwelcome Dorothy Kilgallen Don't Pay a Penny Until January 1959! creasing. Domestic production systematically study winning methods, keep files of ideas, consult reference books, write has reduced prices 90 per cent in a few years, says Magne Moe, monopoly director, were gathering for lunch, placed an enormous rhino horn and rewrite their entries, cap ture the prizes out of all pro NEW YORK: Sites Midnight's Notebook Brown's restaurant, a hangout for theatri on the table reserved ror Deau oortion to their numbers.

tiful and wealthy Mrs. Giuseppe Contest hobbyists subscribe to Then take 6 months to pay! Buy for the magazines especially written for them. Some take correspondence! Jermi, then exited. He returned exactly 45 minutes later, greeted Mrs. Jermi, chatted with her briefly, took his rhino courses in the craft and ban entire family on one account! together in A former president or the National Contesters Association, cal celebrities, has let it be known the man agement would be pleased if Diana Barry-more took her business 1 here.

Diana's been on the wagon for months, so the oldest of these clubs, warns Hesitate to enter if you have horn and left. SEVERAL STEAM Sllir lines, irked by the recent increase of stowaways aboard international vessels, have begun to take extra prec-iutions to avoid future incidents. The Si a full-time job. You should have cooperation of your family for at least 18 hours a day available during tie-breakers, including WOMEN AMAZED! At Shoe Values Gilsey Shoe And Bag Offers In Women's Fine Shoes Nationally known brands, domestic and imported footwear. There's no secret why Gilsey sells, fine shoes for less.

Ever buy a short end of fine cloth for less than Gilsey buys thousands of short lots from the world's finest shoe factories where sizes are not complete in every style. But when Gilsey assembles all the lots you not only get a larger selection but save money. The newest styles prevail. Large selection of matching handbags. Remember, no foot too hard to fit.

Gilsey, located at 116 West 4th Street, 5 Queen Mary and the Queen Sundays and holidays. Enlist the that not the will wizaDein, iot last day-when checking is from now on get a so check by all deck hands after the "Visitor's Ashore" signal Now if you would like details on how a hobbyist competes in has been sounded Comedi specific contests such as slogan Ladies' ML Ifl Ladies' lJ Aii-wooi fa xf pf COATS iP DRESSES ans Allen and DeWood are getting big laughs with their writing or name-coining you look around for b.oks on how they say she BARRYMORE upstages the foo loud staff and "talks too loudly" Ernie Kovacs is set to star In four TV spectaculars during 1959. He'll write and direct all of them, too. MARLON BRANDO is giv new routine Actor cob to win contests. But here are rules every Norton, who recently had it bad for Nina Foch, now concentrates on Ellen Dorn, a hobbyist follows, no matter UCLA co-ed.

what the contest. Although they sound obvious, 20 to 50 per cent of all entries in large ing Larry Duran his first break as an actor in the upcoming doors West of Race, opposite Woman's Exchange. 5 Floors of Women's Shoes -Adv. "One-Eyed Jacks." In the film, he'll play Marlon's best friend; national contests are disqualified because they disregard the first rule alone. i Km im Susan Hay ward Watches Scales BY IDA JEAN KAIN HAPPENS to a movie In real life, he's been Marlon's i stand-in for "On The Water front," "Viva Zapata," "Sayon ara" and "The YounJr Lions' SEE SE0 QSOjQIHiB star when she forsakes Hollywood, goes into semi-retirement and his.

work always was over before the cameras started turning One of the very NO FOOT TOO HARD TO FIT and settles for a quiet life in the country? Does she get soft and allow the pounds to sneak on, and then have to top rock n' rou disc belters was getting $25,000 a week last year at this time. Different now; the stores can't give his records away Debbie Reynolds is gathering a wardrobe I 9 than I reduce like mad when she ac designed on eye-opening lines- cepts a screen roll too challeng and it'll be an expensive one, J-fiV Hen's A r'1' Men's 0 PAFJTC RTtemA A i-Wooi 1 for too. Apparently she's decided no one else is going to echo ing to turn down? These thoughts fitted through my mind on my way to interview Susan Hayward, who Eddie Fisher criticism of her FAMOUS BRANDS OF AMERICAN AND IMPORTED WOMEN'S FINE shook the dust of glamorous Hollywood from her shoes to live in the deep South when she SHOES AAAAA to EE Sizes Vt to 12 SHOE DAG CO. I suits nWlmm l0m I for wearing home made dresses. IF YOU DON'T think New York is an ever-fascinating and sometimes puzzling metropolis, try to figure out Salvador Dali'i bit at the fashionable Quo Vadis the other day.

He arrived just as early guests married Eaton Chalkley. It must be all of 15 years since my first interview with MissJ Hayward. I recalled how friend Hi W. 4th Oopoillt Womin'i fuhtnit 0fii ttry niihr Hit 1:30 txeept Tuts, and Sit. WOMEN'S FINE SHOES) ly and eager she was, and I vividly remembered her hair 5 FLOORS not red, not gold, more the russet tone of autumn leaves.

This actress has changed, yes, The mature Susan Hayward is even more lovely. 'What age does she consider an actress' best age? "Any woman's best age is when she BlS-a few I tli CMWtltlf Jf vtfythintl gains insight into humanity and starts to live instead of trying to prove herself." And she added, "That can occur at any How to Shop and Save age." The part that lured Susan Hayward back to the movies is the dramatic role of Barbara Graham, the convicted mur deress in "I Want To Live." While it was exciting to get SUBURBAH back to work, she is now eager to return home to her husband Jfoatfc Shop with Cash and get what MANOR Girls' 0x10! Boys'asins $5-" jJ -Girls' Nylon Boys' 4 DRESSES III! SUITS I OPEN NIGHTS 'TIL CHRISTMAS i and her 13-year-old twin sons. In her role of homemaker. does she have to guard against gaining? "Ah. yes.

With my enjoyment of food I have to keep close tabs on the scales." Her working weight is 113 pounds add a plus 5 when she is not working. She is 5'4" with these measurements: bust 36. waist 26, hips 35. The day the pointer on the you want when you want It! Look for bargains! Get better values and bigger Savings through wise use of modern 4room 2 BEDROOMS Ktwly 4tcrf4t laundry Ctnttrtl UiVPVSj vislTrwna( NurMrv scales hits 119 is diet day for $74 Susan Hayward. "It's easy to a TIME orlUrrliNLr UJAH.

With a handy TIME LOAN you have only ONE payment at OJVE place! Phone or visit TIME TODAY and make your Holiday Shopping a pleasure and thrifty too. ewinff cciittrl Call us put weight on, but tough to get it off so my top weight is Jr'll lck ra wr ttarhM arttM.120 pounds, Shew vo ur Mrtmtn'i, ti4 rttvm you This actress eats three meals nr Rom. No tbliaitionl a day but trims calories. Here is her reducing diet pattern: Breakfast a half grapefruit, an egg, thin slice of toast, glass of skim milk and coffee. Lunch and dinner are the same a liberal sewing of lean meat, a vegetable, half grapefruit and I 330 WALNUT ST 1st NAT'L BANK 1-2022 skim milk or coffee.

Susan Hayward was brought up with good food habits. "We may not have had shoes, but we always had nutritious meals." SEI mt4t Mrtmtnf o4n t. M. II t. M.

latur-irt ni Suntfav 10 A M. tt Out MWi IN READING) 416 W. BENSON ST. (sA Mm ltitwM Drivt 1 TIME SHOPPING LOANS $20 TO $500 she commented. f..

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