The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 18, 1953, Page 11

PROFITABLE 7O MUST SELL 21 4. 1946 Star trailer | house. Alumnium with 7 by 14 I $500.00. Also two girls _bicycies.! Dee Corneil, Lakeside Trailer! i ‘alty eekFe op beets Be puEet i tH rf ther i [ i i a 41—Boats and Motors 4 _. Marine Engines “Here we CHRYSLER Crown 115 H. P. 2 to/up that pota 1 red rebuilt $400.00. Chrysler|sert. This Royal Special 165 H. P. direct |/houett: e.”” drive new condition $550.00. Also 165 H, P. Chrysler 2 to 1 reduction. | w! Guaranteed Mechanical condition. | .|Selected boats 21 to 50 ft. for sale. | ry ie HH lI iv i Hid Call Ambler 2-2022. diy9-tf| Week fashion showings, 30 FT. CABIN cruiser. Owner leay-| "7" . 5 ope jbusiness this fall. ing town. $1,000. Phone nal New long-line bras and high-line|, SSE Mache ita tae SE girdles will be a neces- sity with the rage ern irr roeanee: rerio FOLLY WOOD jensen ated oat F just their foundation to a ean the new mode in time to NOTES .|them to buyers. Many bras elastic midriff sections, to mold ‘the rubber-tire area of the fem- By BOB THOMAS inine figure into the required flat HOLLYWOOD —Bella Darvi is;ness. Many girdles are built with had neglected her. r beautiful im from|# high-waisted line reaching al- : Cc 2 rrenPort Fro |most. to the bust, for the same france with’ a warm, dimpled non 0 NO SALE ON DOLLARS jsmile. You'd never suspect that) Typical of the straight-and-nar- OGDEN, Utah @—Melvin Jou she had spent three years in the row lines that predominate|ogden insurance kell of a Nazi.concentration camp,|throughout the fall market is the In her first acting role, Miss/ Darvi walked right into the lead; a with Richard Widmark ina Cine-/"!™8 , .jmaScope epic called “Hell and aed . High Water”: Onlookers marveled), Berm, & Perfectionist, at the ease with which she Pel hows thats tc of + SLD storage Box 8 x 10 for lease. |frmed her first scene. She flaw-; series of tailored Suitable for meats, ice cream, |1essl¥ — age ama | f foods dialogue, using four languages. sari meander It was a challenge to Bella, but : collars, adds a touch of black vel- then lite has. been a series ofl vet or » black string tie for accent challenges. and eliminates any other distrac- flyiést|_ 1 Was born in Poland, but I'tion which might, break the unclut-lque moved to France when I was 3 or! 2. Ascot tered line. result is clean regulat (CHROME high chair and Welch\4 years old,” she related, “4 was! whistle, Bish donee wk sacanuian — “Boodle Buggy,” excellent cun-|in France when the°Germans took! a new streamlined trend, over. My brother was arrested and - Siyiss-t st : AEARTMENT fr rect. "Apply 330 TWO experienced Super _ Simonton or 583 William, Will ac-| “Market Cashiers. Apply in SyIT-2) person. Fausto’s Food Pal- jy BARMAIDS wanted. Experienced. | Kiive in or out. Apply in person, |~ Weaver's Stock Island. dyle-tf} yg\BEAUTICIAN, Apply at Adorable Beauty Salon, 924 Simonton St.|* a and bar maids: Ap- ONE Bahama studio couch, Mr. and Mrs. Dresser, and desk. Apt. 108-D, Poinciana. After 5:30 p.m. ‘ jlyl6-3t range. Like new. Coldspot refrig- ; erator. Divan, 2 living room chairs new. Chrome dinette set and » Phone 2-5617 — 2026 Sta- jiy18-it ft. de luxe re- frigerators. One Frigidaire, nine | foot, Attractively priced. 825 Duval Se Sy twin couches. $40.00, 1112 Virginia St. downstairs. repair parts “|My mother left for the South.” ¢}up “with-murderers and other bad. “My mother thought we should) leave Paris, since we were con- sidered enemy aliens. But I was danger. I Wanted to stay in my school, so I got some false papers) that said I was 21 and French. Bella later decided to join her mother. But. when she tried to eave. the German-held sector, an official recognizedsher papers as false. She still maintained her age! and was. tossed .in jail. stayed there three months, céo women.” Finally she told -her age and) was transferred to a workhouse! jrun by a feligious order, ‘found that worse than young (15) and didn’t realize -the note of .elegance. Fur trim In addition to its change in sil- taken to Germany. He never camehouette, the new season is notable| Lsitely they've been on 6m every back. for the luxury of fabrics and trim-lother’ day” Danis, ith strict en- mings. In a coronation year, U. S./foréement. fasifions are as lush as might be). When a downpour hit the expected in England, keyed to ajlate Friday, worried mings |Bruce Nesbit rushed into jand linings, jewel embroidery, beadig and sequins are all over they manage to remain in good taste. NEW. YORK Ladies shor look like goblets ‘next £; says Christian Dior, clothes designer of Paris and New York. | a Dior terms it the “elialice fox” ; thus confusing the copyists: have just climbed on the. band-' wagon promoting their versions his “tulip look” of last spring, The “chalice” differs from “tulip” in that it employs no Through her mother’s help, she'ding or stiffening to achieve was allowed to hire a lawyer and rounded line from collarbone jgot a hearing of her case. She bust, but relies instead on cut was granted her freedom but\drapery to gain much the same couldn’t travel alone to join her effect, Every line above the belt mother She had to return to the|in Dior’s designs for fall achieves workhouse, a rounded look, as if his cutters Back in the dreary routine, high- had used a compass. spirited Bella revolted. She got} Shoulders are-rounded, and flow jinto a Dig fight and was seized by into the sleeve line with no break. alt Ames nthe authorities. She was. thrown|The natural roundness of the bust, Bicycles. Over- jull-tt \into. a concentration camp in; ‘ance. Three years of. privation| | Her escape from the horror is! 4 bate f : 5 Reet i jand indignities followed. | | SUMMERFIELD ASKS POSTAL Boost jas dramatic as any movie, ——- “After three years, the camp) idirector called me in and told me) “Galens ait was free!” she recalled. “My 2-6821. juni9-30tx| mother had finally been able to and passenger car New recaps, all sizes. Dick's Tice Service, Truman, get me out. But the director said jhe wished I would stay for three; - imore days. It was just before New) 'Year’s Eve and-I was to appear} ‘tin the camp play. He said I owed! © i ‘ ‘or Sale jit to the other prisoners. It was| Peek ie Higa) HUDSON tudor. radio ana\* 80% Part and my first play, so ‘apt. — San Re cd HUDSON tudor, radio \I>said I would stay.” work. * sday ‘week, 5 hrs. per day. Apply at Gill Motel. Call 2.5700, dyi6-stx 5 the | | EXPERIENCED “waitress” Day. ector that I couldn't stay, My! ERIENCE! Phage ed igen ; “ spares, spotlight, radio, heater. A!head told me I had to get out of. gy Seals utp 9 In, Roose-! bookkeeping : 1-owner car, in beautiful condition. ‘there. So he let me go. t S Reuleverd. 16-tf course book and “ .,| ou pick seat covers. $775. Cail] “The next day every Prisoner in’ 7 - 'o: E. Bradley }2-3904 or 2-305] to see at 1505 White the camp was sent to G f - ei ARETE Na ‘or i s ermany!”: | MIDDLE age woman to work on Street. dlyl6-3t! After the war, Bella did a little! ! BARGAIN—i981 hardtop Conver-/modeling. One hight she met Me. Pamiiecoms ie ottean, Ap- and Mrs, eg ogg ae at a Par-! ; 16-12tx |isian party. They became good) . oy Stl Angele 3. Ls Sport trends. and the producer's wife| é | | ig EF | { | 5 3 a Greene St. ee A sereen test was arranged. a It ‘turned out fine, After arduous! MERCURY $300.00 and finish months of learning English, she | Pe . ! payments. 621 Catholic be was given a top role, the only ) : . x zeae k * female one. in “Hell and High} Called _mayBsaitt| eso toe cagine radio, Water.”-She plays 2 French id clean upholstery..Good buy - 725 entist on a sub expedition to Rus- $1600.00. Apply 51} An-|FRANCIS Street. jlyi8-3tx ‘sian atomic territory. j Ix) — boi Ba A Mence.0.,., 525 Girector Sam Fuller: “She's aie: |The Citizen Is A Newspaper sot a Smolerine Kird of sex an- For All Of Your Family 2221-0: joi-Mectsi overtones.” aE eral essary. Day and night shift avail- * ‘able. Air conditonea. Settled adults. $75 monthly plus Utilities. 910 Flivakesh St. AyiT-At