The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 34

1 r- "wmymm I today It eposes exhibition of jeded to a scene la Declined lcs angt ics Cimts Fo lies Bergs re's 32 JAN'. 195 Paris famous Folies Bergere girls pirouette to the music! MANILA, Jan. 23 ft3 Rome Show Hit I tml VJf Snra fa to Bm mln BUYERS: MEVS CLOTHING MEVS SPORTSWEAR BOYS' CLOTHIXG SPORTSWEAR Aim in ml vrrmfl dtpmrtmm'a i. 1 t-v 4 by Catholic Action in Rome. jot Goundos Ave Maria be-; U.b.

Ambassador Homer E. The girlie show, now a baclcdrop of Paris'; Ferguson today declined a run in Naples, drewjN'otre Dame Cathedral. 'comment on Washington sharp criticism this week The Folies are scheduled press reports that he will be from L'Osservatore Romano.jto open in a Roma theater 'appointed to the U.S. Courts The Vatican newspaper Wednesday. lof Military Appeals.

ROME, Jan. 2S CP Italian Catholic Action served notice Mow iat Goodyear! p5f few 21 Convenient Lccciicns FREE PARKING while you shop MMMMMWMMMMHWW ll I Hill HI ytfv ijimnnc STILL NEEDS CARE Susan Burge, 8, polio patient of Rancho Los Amigos Respiration Center, typifies more than 68,000 youngsters still in need of care. Mothers Polio March Sets Goal of $600,000 A goal of $600,000 has been! ventist Dorcas Society, Jun-set by March of Dimes vol-! ior Women's Club and the unteers for their seventh an-jL a and Episcopal nual Mothers March on Polio'mothers organizations. Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. to According to Miss Grace heli, continue polio patient IStoermer, March of Dimes care here during 1956.

women's division chairman More than 65,000 women land director of the Mothers will participate in the special (March, volunteers this year mercy drive, including vol-iplan to visit every home and unteers from the 10th and apartment in the county. 12th District Parent-Teacher Hotels will place contribu-Associations. Catholic Par-jtion envelopes in each guest's ents Club, Seventh-day Ad-'call box. ROLL-EASY mm iieane Rolls 3 Clean entire room Even Up and Down Stairsl POLIO PARADE SLATED I SUN LAN D-TU A i now only without once moving the cleaner Rolls easily from room to room, no lifting required. Cleans floors, rugs, without changing attachments! Throw-away filter bag permits easy, sanitary dirt disposal.

Toe-touch on and off switch ends needless bending and stooping You never have to lift it! Rubber wheels let it follow you effortlessly through the house over door sills and scatter rugs, anywhere It cleans rugs bare floors even dusts! Large "throw-away" dirt bags are easy to dispose of, and sanitary The area's polio boy, Ronald Blohm, 6, a Sunland polio victim, will ride on a float sponsored by the Ver-dugo Hills Art Association as an honored participant, i Frank T. Stevens is chairman of the Sunlarid-Tujunga polio fund drive which last year netted more, than The seventh annual March of Dimes parade sponsored: by. Sunland Tujunga residents will be held today, beginning at 1 p.m. from Foothill Blvd. and Haines Canyon Ave.

with Sheriff Biscailuz as grand marshal. The procession will move west along Foothill Blvd. to Wn weekly $5 down weekly Jimmy Walker Successor Dies NEW-YORK, Jan. 28 Mt. Gleason Ave.

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