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' V 'v "Vor'g yars I've suf i fv" 7Sd ferad rrom agonizing j , i I s,'n irritations and ii1j'aWtfi,ri'1 everything. naBBt.k aBBBA. fiaally a doctor rec- omntandad Drriatwage and ovarniuhl mv skin condition disappeared. e usit all thfi lima for body massatja and all- ovar skin cajre. It's womUrful!" i iiil iaiCATD r - mor rub w -iCej 8cadl.49 nol.d. to I at it a ctJuaT i 4,o srims Hi MiteComfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Here Is ft pleasant way to overcome loose plate discomfort. FASTEETH. an lmprovrol pocm, aurlnklcd on tipper and lo'er plates holds trianv Hrmer so that they teel more com fortable. No gummy, gooey, pasty taiite or feeling. It's tilkallne (non acld). Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath. Oet FAS TEETH today at any drug counter. These paintings were stolen from a Kentucky cathedral. Many priceless works kavft been stolet, yt ftm thktttw ci iO o H:30 tar IMr KH fcdkfjhi Who Steals 1 IgBBaiaBWaBBBBaaaTaBBBaaaaa . aaaMaaVai wrr ' - "i i Art Masterpieces? by iarry Itaii Bt mwrt of i Smill drawing from the Milwaukee Art Institute not long go is proof that, where works of rt are concerned, crime certtjinly does not pay. The thief can't very well et the drawing and trying to turn it into tny sizable amount of cash would b hput ts safe as shaving with a buzz-saw! The stolen drawing, about two fet square, is called "After the Bath" and is considered prime example of the work of the 19th-century artist, Sdggr Degs. Worth about f 6,000, it shows a red-haired woman emerging from her bath. There hasn't been a clue to its where about since it vanished, but chances tre that it is now resting on the wall of some light-fingered art love? whose enthusi asm got the best of him. Like other thieves who specialize in Old Masters, this culprit must have the lofty, sensitive soul of an artist but the lowly mind of a criminal. Why else would he risk capture to steal a work of art for which he can never get full value? Jewels, fur and television sets may be turned into cash easily. But let a well-known painting or statue be stolen, and no art dealer will touch it. Pride of ownership, then, must be the only motive in stealing masterpieces, for many a work of art has been stolen, some of them never to be seen again. The famous Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci is an exception. This painting of a 16th- century charmer has vanished more than once from the Louvre in Paris, but it's always been returned by the re OnSrseful robber. However, most museums are not so 4 Family Weekly, November 3, 1957 lucky- The Wadsworth Atheneum in Hgrtford, Conn., for example, wgs robbed of a smgll Roman statue two years ago. There were several clues, one of which led to a ten-dgy search of the city dump, but the figure is still missing. One of the world's greatest art rob brie occurred in 1927 when someon broke into the Moscow Museum of Fine Arts and took paintings by Rembrandt, Titign, and Correggio. They've not been seen since. The musical world has produced its "loot" songs, too, with the disappearance of rare instruments such as the 17th century violin belonging to the Belgian master, Eugene Ysaye. A culprit broke into Ysaye's dressing room in the Mary inski Theater in St Petersburg, Russia, and stole his priceless Stradivari. That was in 1908, but every Stradivari i care fully catalogued, and this one hefln't turned up since. Another precious Stradivari was stolen from the Vienna hotel room of Bronislaw Huberman in 1919, but within a few hours the burglar offered it to a deeper in fine musical instruments. Of course, the dealer immediately recoiized the violin, and police arrested the culprit. A second burglar perhaps a more sensitive sinner took the same violin from Huberman's dressing room at Car negie Hall in 1936. This time the 9obber apparently kept his loot, for no trace of the instrument ever was found, and Huberman collected the $30,000 insur ance. But musicians are sure that the Stradivari still exists, hidden somewhere in America, and being fondled affection ately by some criminal with an artistic but twisted personality. 0 0 c: o o
