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Shirdr. September 24, 1949 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Engagemml AnnouuJ I BATTLE BEGINS I IN WOMF.N'S CLUBS Mr. Joh, Harna. Qa ot lab- Aaaocio. wh? wlU be TJ.

For Turapike Sites. ecently appointed Supreme Dcp-nvea by ue lorea grF Tuesday at the Cincinnati Woman vty la Ohio, will The include the pal chase of movie projector Jr use In the ciaa room, sports tor a re reatioeal program aad aa eme iClub ax Mrs. C. i-. Pr.iilMit: Mra.

George Cooper- liur, S.r.Mf r.r Of rider, Stat President Elect; Mr. day at the Masonic Temple in Paul Woodward. Vice President, geacy school fund foi tncideataU Siiprrhiphmtt Will Of Hani-ins Stidird. a. aad Mra Fred Brciu.

state n- of the Su- A tonaa. Mrs. George Kenner is chairmaa of the Reservation Daughters Of Union VeU Officer of Mra Abraham Lit coin Tent 14. Daurh'e- cf THE CINCINNATI COUNTRY LWITATIONS hav gone out for CLU3S Entertainment Commute membership in The foi of which Mr. Haroid J.

Slebenthaler.th kuod of 1W9-50. The first Columbus. Ohio. Sept I3-(AP- 'cX'li As the Ohio Turnpike Commission Kittle. Iadian- today studied means of financing spoils.

The din- superhighways in Ohio, the scram- P'ceda the official visit bl to get them routed in specific nM directions began. jto be held at James White Shocknessy, Com-1-30 P- the i IVeterana ot tha Ovil Var, has Legwn Council Auxiliary uM M( Mr. J. Orr. Americaa Legion Bllht to prtctici floor won Is chairman, has arranged an Inter-; meetinf be a dinner dsnce at.

-j I Auxiliary Department Rehabtliti-: or tn( district convention. tioa Chairman, will speak at a busi- I period will held i nea meeting of the Hamilton Memorial Hail. County Council. American Legion Easter star HAR-US estmj aerlee of ivuu for clock baiurday. uctooer w.

csminf month. in the Pavilon Caprice, Netherland The customary aerie of BundayiPUua. Acceptance are to be eent Bight program will open Octcberjno Uter than October 1 to Mr with talk by Lady Molly Hug- Kobert 8. Wydman. 2324 Park Ave.

gin on The Challenge of thel Caribbean." A buffet upper will William MaxTlell Miller Rjpm. Auxiliary, at 10 10 a. m. uesoay Chairman, aaid two possibilities of obtaining Federal funds to aid construction of th toll roads mere under consideration. In Toledo, Arnold V.

Finch, City New Smart Hats Community Chest Rally lXSi Arrangement, for th. ,0:15 a. m. Mr. The Country Club Halloween' rally luncheon of the 1KO Com- i n.

VMC A At prlcti All Cai Afford SUSANNE (Amelia Fuller )of Deedfield. Mas. Manager, placed in the hands of Chest campaign, to be held mnn't Chest eamDairn. to be heldi i dinner dance will be held October 29 1 i nirwuu a .4 -J are rejoicing over the birth of their On Sunday evening, December 11. O.

Teagarden. commission mem- at 12.,5 p. en. Monday at th. Houl Preaident 23 W.

7th St. ber. a recommendation that Toledo hav. been completed. Mr.

Motherl Club o. th. Cen- ZZUJZ4 Comdr Irving John.o will rtow, for colored flms entitled r.ndl.th. th. I.t.

r. Wil- iT Maxwell Fuller. Sharing in Thanksgiving will be celebrated lhf of th(. the Country Club with a oinner dmoth MlU Maxwell' oe oeixnicu rcia inuuim. paUiiM arbcr, general cnairman tral IMvA Boys ucpt-untui, for the proposed cross-state tha luncheon committee.

an-named Mrs. LouU Tuer- RUSSIAN Plk- Inounced yesterday More than ytO mn- and J- Es" 7. rirti. p.iui. cemun.

iuim. Shocknessy said the commission, yesieruay Chairman of a luncheon and card mm. Mr. st. ti snuu was possibility of obtain- wervntlon.

have been Received. plr1y b. at noon Tuesday! p- ij ing Federsl grants for construction Mr. Farber i being assisted by.t th Party Mart, 127 w. nnn iiuum nt proem ui dance November 26.

'Fuller, now residing at the Cin- The concluding festivity on thciclnnt( Country ciuh. and Mr. Ed- year cneaui is me annual Jw.waro A. Miller of Buffalo. perfect rcnt.

Ftetibttr and loans from the Reconstruction' Mrs. J. J. Stevenson, Chairman. rear evi celebration.

apprarcs im Tratata. North Avondale I I A DCDI IT7 Reports on projecU under way DCIsLI I A. ma Ts First Meeting The first autumn meeting of the Mr. O. DeGray Vanderbllt Jr.

Mra Thimothy Goodman, Mr. Samuel F. Pogue, Mr. Robert Returning To Leland Mr. and Mr.

Harry J. Fink Jr. Finance Corporation. A commission meeting will be held October 4. Shocknessy said.

T. J. Kauer, Highway Director, will preent a ummary of all by th newly organixef isortn Avon-irw tt jmn vuim Mm Junior Co-Operative Society of! Sampson, Mr. LeRoy Brook and Please Order Your WMiUTIUl, Christmas Candy Now nun uus available previous studies for an Mrr Frank Hamlltonof th Tele- iLaL. I air looking forward to their cu-Chlldren' Hospital will be held at tomary autumn sojourn at thelrjlO o'clock Tuesday in the Nurses cottage at Leland, Mich, when Home at the hospital.

Mrs. Stan they expect to entertain a houjeley Taylor, President of the soci-party during the early part ofiety. will outline plan for winter October. laetivitie. All member are re- expressway in unio.

'phone Committee. The commission chairman T.J. Evans. Chairman of th. Penn-i Mr rrnk Bowman, Chairman sylvanla Turnpike Commission, had' Mr- D- H- Nvltt- Mr- Jme" nf th.

two Headley, Mrs. William McKenxie NONET NOUGATS CARAMELS SILISTRIAS tMclnin Witt, Cart CtrlMH FhMc. MISS IDALEE FOX. Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony Ralph Fox I the Hun School. Princeton. N. Th Finke pent the great! quested to attend. Mr.

Donald E. Diiuon. Mrs. Ed commissions. announce the engagement of their I before entering the Navy, in which Annual Bazaar "Since Pennsylvania plans to ex ward H.

Jone and Mrs. Stanley Kesa of the Ticket Committee. 121 WALNUT, METRO POLE HOTEL OU Q5U I daughter. Idalee, to Mr. Myers tend it turnpike to the Ohio Mr.

Howard Ullman, border," said Shocknessy, "many Eodmann's Widow Home will young Cooper II, on of Mr. and hold it annual autumn bazaar and. jjrs. Raymond Kinney Cooper, turkey dinner Wednesday, Novem- jijM Fox is a graduate of Hills-ber 18, at th horn, on Highland dale School and of Harcum Junior considerations have to be paid to he served two years. Mr.

Cooper now is attending the Business Administration College at the University of Cincinnati and i affiliated with Beta Theta PL The wedding will take place in December. Mrs. Roland E. Nord, Mr. Charlton Wallace, Mr.

Roger Ach, Co-; chairman, and Mrs. George Strlet- part of the summer at Leland with their son, Mr. Harry Finke III. Miss Susan Fink joined her family or her summer vacation. Since last April, the Finke have fceen established In the house they bought at 3oM Raymar Dr.

They had sold their house Edwards and Welsh Rds. to Mr. and Mrs. T. Spencer Shore, who moved here In July from New Tork.

plan which will possibly sea the Ohio turnpike meeting th. Penn Avenue. Mr. John Petxhold and Colleee Bryn Mawr, Pa. Mr.

Cooper was graduated from Mrs. Harold W. Ahlvring are co-chairmen of the project. Misi Bertha Pflrmann la President of You'll love dent of the Cincinnati Newspapei Word has been received here of sylvania one." Words Of Pope Ring As Plea To Science, the Ladies Board of Director of the horn. Woman's Club, will be happy to learn that she i convalescing nice the birth September 11 of a son to Lt and Mrs.

Bill Stephenson (June Dunaway) of Jacksonville, Fla. Engagement Announced ly following an operation at Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr. and Mr. Milton K.

Well of mann of the Decoration Committee. Mrs. Ralph Halle Chairman, Mra Richard E. Wagner, Mrs. Whitney Lamson, Mr.

Paul Stuhl-reyer, Cochairman, Miss Lela Emery, Miss Elizabeth von Wies. Mra Robert Krehbiel Mrs. Vaughn E. Montgomery Mrs Robert Gowdy, Miss Jean Quinn, Mr. Ralph Holterhoff Mrs.

James Clark Mr. Eugene Fisher and Mrs. Richard Field of the Usher and Hostess Committee. Medical Association Auxiliary State officer of the Women't Auxiliary to the Ohio State Medl- Spokesman Recalls Vatican City, Sept 23 (AP Pope Pius XII appealed to scientist a little more than a year ago The child will be named Howard Grant Stephenson. Sharing in the congratulations are the grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Dunaway and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stephenson of Covington. Park Ridge, 111., announce the en Mr.

and Mrs. M. Herbert Oet- our ascot dress gagement of their daughter, Doris, tingcr of 4153 Rose Hill are giving a reception at 8:30 o'clock to turn their of "brute to Mr. Clarence H. Duesing son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence H. Duesing of this city. Wednesday for Mr. and Mr.

Rob-: Mr. and Mrs. Irwin F. Kern of Both Miss Wells and Mr. Duesing force" into InstrumerU for good.

This appeal still riny. clear today, a Vatican informant said Asked for Vatican comment on President Truman's announcement are senior at DePauw University, Meadow Ridge will give a small dinner this evening at the Hotel Alms in honor of Miss Helen Russell, who is to depart shortly to Greencastle, where Miss Wella is a member of Alpha Chi Omega ert D. Van Fossen. Women members of the Kenwood Country Club will have their first luncheon of the season at 12:30 o'clock Wednesday. Games of cards will follow luncheon.

Members will be permitted to bring guests and are asked to make reservations. and Mr. Duesing is affiliated with assume a new position in Milwau that an atomic explostor. had occurred in Russia recently, the informant said: Delta Tau Delta. kee.

The wedding will take place next 940 Behind Goal From Point-O-Woods Mrs. A. Ashley Weeeh and her on, Alexander A. Weech returned to their residence on Berry Avenue last Saturday after being established since early June at the family's summer place at Polnt-o-Woods, N. Dr.

Weech joined his family at Intervals during the season. Miss Elizabeth Weech, whose engagement to Mr. Lloyd Butler Thomas of Westminster, was announced early this month, was at Foint-o-Wood for the entire time. She went from there to Elmlra College, where she is in her senior year. Dr.

and Mrs. Weech's son-in-law and daughter, Mr Mrs. R. B. Silver (Margaret Weech) of Akron, Ohio, also joined the family group for a visit In September.

At The Taft School Taft School, Watertown, epened Thursday for it 60th year. with a total of 328 student. Amont the boys from Cincinnati starting their classes were William Mitchell, eon of Mr. and Mrs. William W.

"The Pope will su-cly hear ot i summer. 1 ne many menus uj iui.t jaiaiic Giddlngs, recently elected Piesi- this new if he does not already know it. But there enn be no official comment now. The Pope words can be recalled, however, with the assurance thrt their spirit holds true today as always." New Garments Can Be Worn The Pope is presently at his sum As Either Coats Or Dresses mer residence at Castel Gandolfo 10 mile from Rome. arate jersey surplice blouse, and In Season Seals, Music Group Says Nine hundred and forty tickets must be sold before the goal of 5,200 seats in the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra ticket sale Is reached, and they are not being sold so fast as sales earlier In the week indicated, the Symphony management reported yesterday.

Symphony officials aid the public was under a false impression If it believed that, once the 5,200 tickets were sold, the Symphony's need for their support was filled. It's a new type of coat-drem Taft Introduces Measure which Vera Maxwell, outstanding American designer, displayed yesterday at Pogue' show at the Gar the skirt a diagonal plaid tweed. Miss Maxwell believes in freedom of choice for the individual and that a woman becomes a good dresser by exercising her owr. judgment. To Clarify Veterans Act den Center Fair, she told reporters.

Washington, Sept. 23 (AP) A She was wearing a creamy grey bill intended to clarify the educa Mitchell; Standish Meacham, son of one with small black velvet collar. It was front-buttoned to the hem. Very striking, versatile crepe with smooth, smooth satin ascot that looks equally well in your on-the-go moments and "'after-five" black with slate Latin Quarter Mrs. Standish Meacham, and Jo seoh Head, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph H. Head. tional phase of the Veterans Rehabilitation Act was Introduced today by Sen. Robert A.

Taft, Republican, Ohio. like all coat dresses. The differ This goal, for a total of 1120,000, represent a third of the estimated The Street Fair The many colorfully decorated booth and lavish floral displays which create a gay spirit of carnival at the Garden Center's Street Fair will be opened again at noon today. A number of special activities will add to the fun of today' program. The following time schedule for these added activities is announced: Noon Street Fair opens.

Luncheon served for visitors by the Kenwood Garden Club in the Dairy Bar. 12:30 Demonstration of flower arrangement with dried material; Mrs. F. G. Solmar, speaker.

1:00 Chllrf'en' Flower Show opens. 2.00 Outdool presentation of musical program by the singing chorus of the Alpha Chapter, Delta Omlcron sorority, assisted by dancers. Arranged by Marion LaCour. 2:30 Trained dog show for children and adults. 3:30 Demonstration of flower arrangement ming trees; Mrs.

Clarence Arnold. 4:00 Repeat performance of the musical program. 4:30 Drawing for special awards and presentation of prizes. Street Fair closes at sundown. Mm It would prohibit the Veterans budget for the maintenance of the Administrator from denying any eligible person the right to select any course he desires, whether full ence is, one may wear a sheer dress under it.

In a word it is a street dress or coat with dress as the occasion and weather demand. It Is Ideal for traveling. It's lined from top to hips so that the top may be unbuttoned and worn liki a suit with the jacket open to The two Marshall Brothers, a much-better act than on their last visit to these parts a year or so ago, whipped together a variety of nonsense last night that Beems guaranteed to keep the Latin Quarter patrons In gay spirits for the next two weeks. One of the brothers soems to have changed 'since last we saw them, and it certainly has been a replacement for the better. Wednesday Program The Katherine T.

Thr.yer Alliance First Unitarian will meet at 6:30 o'clock Wednesday evening. Following dinner Mrs. boris Podol-sky will give a talk which she has ntitled "Sentimental Jrurney." Mrs. Podolsky, with. Dr.

Podolsky and their son, spent the summer in England and Wales rela tives and friends, anc also spent gome time with Mrs Podolsky orchestra for 1949-50. That amount Is obligatory in order to prevent any deficit, as the rest of the budget is guaranteed in part by the Fine Arts Fund and In part by endowments from the Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts. Therefore, lovers of good music are urged to renew their tickets now, while the selection is still good. The ticket sale campaign Is to continue for three weeks until or part time or by correspondence. An exception is made for various activities classified as recreational or avocational, unless the application for these Is supported by affidavit that they are necessary to blue ascot or 1 spice with black, f'M There is really some good comedy the applicant's livelihood.

The Taft Bill also would assure an eligible veteran the right to $25 brother, Mr. Maurice Freiman, MP connected with the act now. The best offering of these two young chap is their interpretation of tho "Sonny Boy" routine. This has tuition and subsistence from the: the opening pair of concerts Octo- from West Coventry. show blouse.

Mis Maxwell herself was wearing it as a dress, with black calot over a chic elicked-back colff, snooded in back. Another of her dresses, worn by Janet Hutton, her assistant, wa In "guava brown, meaning the color of guava jelly," the top a sep date of his entry in school. ber 14-15. Reservations for dinner are to Made with Mrs. Duj.ne Christy been and is being done by other comedy teams, but we think that This meeting Is open all mem bers of the Alliance.

few do It better than the Marshall. They also do take-offs cn noted personages, clown around with a Cup Of Coffee Causes Crash In Which Native Ohioan Dies bit of nonsense on perfecting dic tion, do a little more clowning with a few popular songs, and even give you a quick flash of what the store BROTHERS STORE HOURS: 10 to 5:30 Harrison, N. Sept. 23 (AP) window dummies look like. Mrs.

Pauline Robinson Pierce, 53, wife of Publisher Marvin Pierce, was killed today in an automobile accident which police blamed on a spilled cup of coffee. Two particularly good supporting acts are on with the Marshalls. Jacques Cordon, a European, performs some truly difficult feats of juggling, balancing, rope-skipping, and playing a drunk while on a uni-cycle ridden atop of a four-foot table. Ron and Mary Norman mix roller skating with acrobatic and tap dancing In a very entertaining turn. The Madeline Wallace rW.fliaSS 0MtlSUl The accident occurred as Mrs.

smashed Into a tree, then caromed into a stone wall. Mr. Pierce died instantly. Her husband was taken to United Hospital, Port Chester, N. Y.

He suffered a possible broken nose and internal injuries. A hospital spokesman said his condition was not critical. Mrs. Pierce was born in Columbus, Ohio, and her husband is a native of Dayton, Ohio. They both attended Miami University at Oxford, Ohio.

They have two daughters and two sons. They are Mrs. Walter Rafferty of West Kartford, Mrs. George W. Bush of Bakers-field, Scott Pierce, 19, a frerhman student at Yale Univer- 1 1 iA ltiff Pierce accompanied her husband.

President of the McCall fashion publishers, in a last-minute dash to catch a New York-bound commuter train at Rye, N. T. Dancers open and close the revue Police said Mrs. Pierce got into COOPERATE Thousands of times a day the lens inside your eye changes shape every time you shift your gaze from near to with routines neatly executed to the music of Vern Vorwerck and his Orchestra. Billy Burke, the emcee, makes the patrons acquainted with the car with a cup of coffee.

As the car speeded to the station, she set performers. G. S. the cup down on the seat Detween them. The cup tilted and Pierce, who was driving, tried to grab it.

He lost control of the car and it sity, and his brother, James, 27. far or vice versa. It is re-directing the light that enters your eye in a word, focusing. If the shape of your eye is not quit ideal, no amount of work by the Troopers Rush Human Eye For Transplant To Patient lens does the job fully. Your lens needs outside help.

Glenn Rendezvous A girl who really appears to en-jov her work is Polly Baker, a Peppy gal with an untidy Veronica Lake hairdo and an impish face, who can sing well, dance in fine satiric fashion, and keep going with lively chatter long after many lesser comedians have reached the end of their store of jokes. Polly is the assistant of Harry Carroll, an oldtime songwriter who hit the parades of years ago with favorites such as "By the Sea" and "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows." While Harry tinkles out his song it was picked up by patrolmen from the New Philadelphia station. They took it to Navarre. Massillon 7 r-v 1' Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 23 (AP A human eye was rushed from a grounded airliner at Charleston, W.

to Cleveland early today for a transplant operation. State highway patrolmen aided West Virginia state police in the mercy errand. Sgt. C. J.

McGuirc of the Cambridge Patrol Station gave this account of the trip: West Virginia state police took the eye shipment to Belpre, Ohio, station men carried it the rest of the way to Cleveland. Lakeside Hospital officials said in Cleveland that it would take a week to tell if the eye tissue would "take" and a month more to tell if sight would be satisfactorily restored. on the piano with a tunesmith's pep and footwork, It might be added Peggy sings them and gets the audience to join her. The lady soon takes over on her own, however, and puts on a one' r)-V woman burlesque of a hanky-tonky review striptease queens, gum- the burnished touch of autumn fcrusTies brilliance Into glowlngtextured tweed Jn our coat suddenly vibrant fa tones of burnt orange gold leaf sycamore green at the heart-warming price of only $59.95 Your Eye Physician examines your eye structure, its functioning, its where it was turned over to state patrolmen at 12:27 a. m.

The Ohio patrol made the dash to Lakeside Hospital at Cleveland in relays. They delivered the eye at 4:15 a. m. The patient is Herman Roth, 52, Cleveland Heights. Patrolmen said the eye was from the New York Eye Bank.

Corneas from human eyes are kept in the 1. BEST IN TV FROM NBC eye bank for operations to restore health and prescribes whatever treatment is needed. If required, glass lenses that are especially ground to remedy your visual imperfections become i part of your "seeing team." For utmost protection, depend on the cooperating "Visual Care your Eye Physician and your Dispensing Optician. sight to.living persons. The corneas often are donated by men electro by CABLE LIVE cuted in prison.

A number of donations have been made by condemned men at Ohio Penitentiary. chewing crorus girls, addled magicians and corny emcees. And she teally hits her peak with her imitation of a drunken barfly, ranging hilariously through all the alcoholic emations from giddy gaiety to stagy crying-in-the-bcer. Also on the program are Aandy Mayo who do a girl and horse-wlth-two-humans-inslde routine that pleases the spectators. The horse, equipped with blinking eyes, twitching ears and several tails, prances, dances and docs funny tricks.

And the Co. of Andy Mayo It it should be added, are a pair of very eye-filling rlrls. Balroom ballet and a comic version of a silver screen audience of 1900 are offered by and Aura, "Interpretative dance satirists" pd very nice ones, too. And the show Is well-rounded out by the Marlow dancers in Floradora setup and fluorescent harem costumes, the singing of Dick Hyde, r.nd the music of Wally Johnson and hi orchestra. J.

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