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Bi al Pl ig ¥ » . ® PATRIOTIC COLORS 2 » . -- Cheshire cheese is made in thirds Experts Says Poison May Polio Diagnosis A ® | 1 WwW 0SSses colors--red, white and the rarer Cause Schizophrenia | Old, Bive, | NEW YORK (AP) -- Schizo- Is 1 Vi | W 1f D : : : | phrenia may be caured by chem- 0 ates rus : | icals that poison the hair, rather] TORONTO (CP)--A new method 'Wife During Filmin LL | . | ' C. R. A Teen Town | than being a disease "we worry|of diagnosing poliomyelitis makes | Will 'Present a | and fret ourselves into," a psy-|it possibie i isolate the virus al- chiarist said Tuesday. most overnight, Dr. A. J. Rhodes ARG S HOLLYWOOD (AP)--Dick Pow- of MGM's top stars she led a "I'd like to," he said, "but it's | ell is in the position, enviable to| rather sheltered life on the set. But|hard to do. The money is too good. | some husbands, of being able to|not on "It Happened One Night." |This is an actor's market today; GALA | This "tantalizing thought' 1is|of the Hospital for Sick Children jel his wife what to do for eight} She Saumerated her juries: He JSruducers need stars and] | raised by the effects certain drugs ¢aiq ours each day. } sprained neck, torn leg muscles, |they'll pay anything. How can you| | h th ind, said Dr. How- - Powell is producing and direct. scraped leg. These and otheraches |pass that up?" y CHRISTMAS lad D. Fabing of aa De. oy | He told the laboratory section of Ea Te eT of Tid Jains Jere acquired from slid-| ! DANCE | If peculiar brain poisons should, the Canadian Public Health Asso- 1 3 e stars|ing down haystacks, doing strenu-| her th ight bel ciation his hospital uses kidney are Jack Lemmon and June Ally-|ous dances, etc. THEATRE GUIDE | [ | be the cause; ther there mig | {son, who happens to be Mrs. Pow-| 3 i | | | hopes of finding specific drugs to|cells from monkeys for laboratory |ell. That 1 2pDe wg hd oy dren 3.8 Ip his morning 1 FRIDAY, DEC. 23rd | cure this and perhaps other men- diagnosis. Dr. A. J. Rhodes said {boss during studio hours. After and pulled a muscle pl I S| Biltmore -- "Run For Cover" | tal diseases, he told the American some types of tissue culture tests \wards? Well, that's an ot her|ane pulled 2 pusce IY Dans, (Technicolor), 12.40, 3.50, 7.00 MORE NEWS SOON | Pharmaceutical Manufacturers jften take up to three weeks be- matter. |she related, hare 18 treme dons} and 10.13 p.m. "Hell's Island," Association. fore the diagnosis can be con- i o far, the experience seems to|in a flash, applying heat and elec| 2.25, 5.35 and 8.45. Last com- {be going along fine, despite the|tric massage. He wasn't going to plete show at 8.35 p.m. | M H f T show June occasionally puts on t0| have me miss a day's work, no Mark's -- "Jamaica Run" shown usic ror eens titillate the onlookers. When hejgjy : | at 3.25, 6.50 and 10.20 p.m.| raises his voice to give directions| There was one place where she| - Pony Express," shown at 1.40, THIS FRIDAY 3 state, She Il snap: : |drew the line: Working overtime,| 505 and 8.35 p.m. Last com-|| C.R.A, 8 P.M. : Pont shout at me. We're not|She has a clause in her contract! plete show at 8.25 p.m. | z |at home, you know. that prohibits the studio from mak-| Plaza -- "The Kentuckian" shown| 1956 Memembership Cords ARCTIC ROUNDUP ADMIRES BOSS ing her work afte 6 p. m. daily at 1.30, 3.31, 5.32, 7.33 and| ; will be on sale 50c po But foolishness aside, she ex. Powell is filled with admiration| 9:39 p.m. Last complete show at A group of Eskimos use burlap | the Arctic. Five hundred will be | MacKenzie river to provide near- |presses admiration for her day|for his wife. "You should see some| 9-10 P.m. 3 sheets to herd their reindeer in | slaughtered on the coast of the | IY 70.000 pounds of meat for re. Hime boss, " of the things she has done in this| Regent -- "The Virgin Queen' in sidents of the area. (CP Photo) He's so talented," she rhapso|picture," he said in amazement. CinemaScope. Shown daily at dizes. "He can do everything better|"Most leading ladies wouldn't think | 2:25, 4.45, 7.05 and 9.25 p.m. Last . than we can. He can act better, he|of doing some of the rough stuff] complete show at 8.40 pm. | - |can sing better. The only thing he she has done." Brock (Whithby)--"Golden Mask' us - D0 Ian 11 can't do is dance better. That's his| He confided that he finds more| and "Berlin Express." Evening| weak suit, {satisfaction in directing than he| shows at 7 p.m. Last complete| She gave some insight on what|ever has in acting. Does this mean| show at 8.20 p.m. Saturday Mat- RR SI * SMOKING NOW Nes PLAYIN ne Lo Waa QRS Cay ee or 08 ce PA 107 WCE on Rass? Ganon love can do for an actress. As onel he might give up the grease paint?' inee at 1.30 p.m. H hur SAREE OW agndtciovs Veun a CPR Plans Peace Barnstorm | remarry || toner ri _ Now at last it emerges on the C i! & Frontiersman... wy of Ls ¥ screen in all its power, passion ODD § Adventurer! Pi Te ov* Co : b) we g > 2 » @ * » * »* » »* * * * * * | -1 By BOB THOMAS Spain next summer for a three Arm' and went down HOLLYWOOD (AP)--Frank Si-| months' rest. Rest, he says. He'll in Palm Springs. OND In ay house patra marks his 40th birthday to-| probably use the time to play some| was refreshed. After 11 days, I was day at the peak of his fabulous| night clubs. Then in the fall he | clamoring to get back to work career. : | goes to Paramount to play the life] "By the end of next year rn And judging from his future|story of comedian Joe E. Lewis. |have my picture plans laid out plans, he'll be aiming for even "I don't mind work," he said. | through 1960. That's okay with me. | greater heights--and perhaps an| "I had two weeks off after 'Golden|I want to keep busy." Il appearance behind the Iron Cur-| tain. He now is working on plans| that extend to 1960. One of his pet projects is an international goodwill tour. "I've been wanting to do this for a long time," he said between scenes of his first independent pro- duction -- and first western -- "Johnny Concho." "I'm trying to arrange it now so I'll have three FRIDAY. DECEMBER 16 weeks off between my next two pictures. -- 9 - 12:30 "1'd like to go out with two typi- cally American stars--a name they all recognize like Gary Cooper and AVALON DANCE HALL a girl like Marilyn Monroe." We'd put on a show in each of the world . capitals for the benefit of children Music By . ~aring JAY ROBINSON in that country. If it can be ar- ' HERBERT MARSHALL ranged, I'd like to do it in Mos- SANDY HERD . DAN O'HERLIHY 4 cow, too. NEHRU MIGHT HELP f n FEATURE SHOWN DAILY vu. 2:25 - 4:45 - 7:05 - 9: "The tour could be set up And His AT ... 2:25 - 4:45 - 7:05 - 9:25 through variety clubs, which have si ol in foreign countries now. 8-PIECE ORCHESTRA For instance, I understand Nehru : is an honorary member in India, and rhaps that would help in making arrangements. | "I think such a tour could do:a great amount of good in promoting friendship for the United States." He figures to end the trip in Bombay and then go directly to Spain, where he'll make Stanley 's "The Pride and The Kramer { Passion" with Cary Grant. ath Before that, he'll perform in the 3 musical remake of "The Philadel- #8 : rCrITn) # ' It's called 'High So- J FEATURE fy « and panorama-the love story of Raleigh and the 'Virgin The""Man Called Peter" equally brilliant and electrifying as adventurous Sir Waiter Raleigh! a LATEST NEws XX ¥ Xk 4 phia Story.' ' ciety," and Frank will co-star with f 4 Bing Crosby and Grace Kelly. "I'm real excited about doing 2 : the picture with Bing," Sinatra re- i T OSHAW ONT marked: "We've been wanting to § A 7 . | : | do one for years. Every time we oud see Cueh ote Th Guaranteed Satisfaction or Money Refunded | "ISLAND *answer always was: 'I guess we'll have to wait until the writers come » with a story for us.""' open an account today 3 Color by TECHNICOLOR IGHT CLUBS NEXT or ' (2 Sinatra, who is in the Oscar run- ! ¢ Fae Sittin bo : vs ane agen won oe Si 6 lM pover jor QUALITY BROADCLOTH 2-PIECE LARGE S1zE Fricrion [|| STARTS Tobay ainsi | DRESS SHIRTS | SNOW SUITS | Gasoline TRUCK | BILTMOR Recreation office open all day, 30 a §iooashop, Strngth and Complete with Full Length Zipper] and Helmet. ph ; Heaita Club, Shuffleboard, 2.00 - Fused Collar, Pearl Bute 2, 3, 4. Reg. 8.95. 5, 6, 6x. Reg. 9.95. Comes with & rubber Roger's Silverware To Ladies Nightly. .. set 89¢ Wiig Ca ister, 8 tons. Sizes 7 to 14 years. C wheels He'll | » Adult -- Woodshop, Strength and Reg. 2.98 lig a . Ss. e ove you for | Health Club, Judo, 7.00 - 9.00 p.m. this! Reg. 279 12.4... " Pottery, 8.00 p.m. Leathercraft, 7.00 - 9.00 p.m. Neighborhood Assoc. Sports Committee Meeting, 8.00 p.m. . FRIDAY Recreation office open all day, 9.00 - 530 p.m. Adult --Woodshop, Shuffleboard, Strength and Health Club, 2.00 - 400 p.m. I Children -- Woodshop, Leather- I % craft, Tumbling Open Games, 4.155.30 p.m. Adult -- Strength and Health Club, 7.00 - 9.00 p.m. / Teen Town Dance, 8.00 p.m. i | Chess Club, 7.30 p.m. SATURDAY Recreation office open, 9.00 12.00 noon. Woodshop, Children's Art ol ' Strength and Health Club, 9.30 - ais 11.30 a.m. aR shoppers ff eam EV - RY NICH . On Yule Spree NEW YORK (AP) -- Christmas shoppers in Baltimore are buying tandbags at $100 each. In Dallas ' they're splurging on live Mexican burros with carts. Merchants along New York's Fifth avenue say dia- monds and mink are 'selling like crazy." That's the pattern of Christmas a buying in the United States this year. An Associated Press survey shows pre-Christmas retail trade in two dozen major cities smashing records right amd left. People are spending more freely than ever before, and their preference seems | to lean toward gadgets, gimmicks, lwury gifts and frills, rather than . "practical" items. Confidence that this year's Christmas volume will top the rec- ord levels of a year ago is evi-| dent from San Francisco to New| Y York and Boston to Atlanta. Booming employment and high 0 3 wages are boosting trade in many great dustrial cer "five to 10 pe normal." 3 : i - echnrtorop isis i : LJ H med -- Sop No Bost Selections ! A Na HARTLEPOOLS, England (CP) / PF o J23 w for J -- Vr Arlene Dahl Instead of putting gravel on his drive, Walter Dormer, head of a button-making factory, has used i W d Il C thousands of rejected buttons,