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Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-10
Baby Suceumbs, Born
After Mothers Death
In Automobile Crash

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 10
tUP)-Twelve persons. including a
baby born after the mothers
death, were killed in automobile
accidents in central Indiana yester-
day. Ten persons were injured.
-Four were killed and six injured
when Pennsylvania passenger
train struck a city bus at Ander-
son. At Waldron. 35 miles south
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-10
Spectators Debate
On New Oil Strike

WILLOWS. Cal, Jan. 10. up
Land owners in the vicinity of the
Ohio Oil company's "gasser" well
reported brisk weekend business
today as speculators debated the
chances of an oil strike.
First in the upper Sacramento
valley, the well seven miles north
OF here continued to roar uncheck
ed, releasing gas at the estimated
rate OF several million cubic feet
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-10
Crown Prince, Bride
Honeymoon i'm Athens

ATHENS, Greece, Jan. 10 CUP)
Prince Paul, 36-year-old
heir apparent to the Greek throne.
and his bride, the former Princess
Frederika Luise of Brunswick, were
honeymooning today in villa out
side Athens. They were married
yesterday in the historic cathedral
in the ancient ritual of the ortho-
doX church.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-10
P.-T.A. Officials to
Attend Meeting
OF State Board
CALExICO NOTES

Mrs. w. j. Meagher of Ell Centro,
president of the county council of
the P.-T.A. and Mrs. r. l.. Glasby
vice. president will attend the state
board meeting of the California
Congress of parents and teachers
at the Biltmore in Los Angeles,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ed Costenborder, teacher in the
lockwood school, spent the week
end in San Diego.
George Crooker of Pasadena,
pioneer druggist of Calexico, Is in
the city looking after his business
interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Caughlin are
spending the weekend in San
Diego.
DR.. and Mrs. j. C. Pace are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Holland and sons of, Monta Vista,
Colo.
Rev. Harold Doty pastor of the
Baptist church in Ell Centro, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rapson and Mr. and Mrs. E..
M. Watson all of Ell Centre at
tended the Phil Taylor revival
meetings in Calexico. Friday night.
]. B. Hoffman pioneer rancher
of Calexico, now of Alhambra, re
turned to his home after spend
inc several days with his daughter,
Mrs. Logan Dyer and family
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Stroh and
son Dick are spending the weekend
in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cavanah at
tended Kiwanian installation at
Brawley Friday night.
H. j. Mccoy chairman of the
character building drive which is
scheduled in the near future. has
called a meeting Of the finance
committee to consider plans.
Mrs. r. j. Freestead left for
phoenix to Join her husband who
has been critically i'll since the
holidays.
Katherine Taylor, Daisy Sobke
and Clara Taylor attended the
chinese dinner given by the Call
fornia-Nevada girls at BraWley.
James Yglesias of Mexico City
is visiting his mother and sister
Mrs. Leslie Dove.
Attending bridge luncheon
given by Mrs. David Goodrlch o.
Rrawley, honoring Goodrlc h''
mother. Mrs. David Goodrich sr. o.
Santa Ana, were Mesdames Schlat'
fer. Dove, Kitow, Alvarez, JACOBS
Ioudon, Mercier and Babcock'
Attending the board meeting O.
the Imperial County Federation o
Women's clubs at Calipatria were
Mesdames Entrekin, Binder, Wof'
ford Little and Glasby. New chair
men ratified were drama. Mrs. MI
Dowell Of Brawley; Mrs. Wlllan
Won Fluss of Holtville. music; Mrs
F. L. Hiteman of Calipatria, family
security.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Schell ant
daughter Barbara OF wisconsin cou-
sins of Mrs. lie Roy Little are ex-
pected to arrive for visit with tne
Little family.
Lieut.. Gov. Earl Cavanah o.
District II went to Yuma to install
the new officers of the Yuma XII
wants club. Accompanying Cavanaf
were Paul House, Ray Webster
Fone @. Jing, j. w. Lawson, F. L
young M. D. Rugg, Eddie Gray
Ben Glithero, Don Alves, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Clark bennington, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Irwin Borg, and Mrs. Ear
Cavanah.
UnVY I,,uap,f roal All. tho NEWS
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-10
Modesto Couple
Visits at Heber
HEBER NOTES


Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jacobs and
son of Modesto were recent visi-
tors at the R. A. Payne home.
Helen Terrence spent part of the
holidays in San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Ward and
baby of Venice, Cal. were house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Neff
for several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Anderson were
overnight guests at the A. M
Wood home in Brawley Friday.
Laurence McElhaney of Los An
geleS visited his sister and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G Beck.
Robert Pronty of Blythe was a
Sunday caller at the Ray Barnes
home.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-10
Don't Sleep When
Gas Presses Heart

If you can't eat or sleep because
gas bloats you up try Adlerika. One
dose usually relieves stomach gas
pressing on heart. Adlerika cleans
out BOTH upper and lower bowels.
Clements Drug Store. (Adv.)
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-10

509, and C. E. Sorensen, at $158,-
500, topped his figure. Walter P.
Chrysler, board chairman of Chrys-
Ter corporation, got $200,700.
Two women high among the SAL
ary earners of the nation in 1886
were Lillian S. Dodge, president
treasurer of Harriet Hubbard Aver
Inc, at 100000, and Mary Mar
garet Mcbride, artist, Radio Quality
Group Service, Inc, New York. at
S52,23l.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-10

east. four members of a Hamilton,
o., family were killed shen ~
westbound Big -Four passenger
train struck their automobile. Both
accidents occurred at grade cross
ings.
Near Westpoint, Mrs. Thelma
Vaughn, %, and her daughter,
Jacueline 8, were injured fatally
when their automobile crashed into
a truck at a highway intersection.
Mrs. Vaughn underwent a Caesar
ian operation before she died in an
attempt to save the unborn baby,
boy. He died in a respirator
shortly after bis mothers death.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-10
Gen. Motors Head
Hiqhest Paid Of
u. s. executives

WASHINGTON, Jan. TO- (UP)-The highest-pad of
cer of United States corporation in 1886 President
Alfred P. Sloan jr of General Motors, who received
total of $561311 the house ways and committee
revealed today. Sloan replaced William Randolph Hearst,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-10
Save J J on
Table Lamps

Our entire stock of Table Lamps
are now on Sale at 1-3 less than regu-
lar. Choose delicate porcelain Vase
Lamps Hand wrought metal Lamps
and Boudoir Lamps. Mostly
one of kind, SO act now and save.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-10

MIR. and Mrs. Richard Schel and
daughter Barbara of Wisconsin, cou-
sins of Mrs. lie Roy Little are eX-
pected to arrive for a visit with the
Little family.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-15

a kormanyalak de az vi
kormanyban mem foglal helyet
harom regi MINISTER. Elhagy- |
ia helyet Sztranyavszky San
dor foldmivelesiigyi, Mikecz
odon igazsagiigyi es Bornem-
issza Geza ipartgyi MINISTER.
E harom MINISTER mem he
lyesli AIT az iranyzatot, mely-
re Imredy Bella inditani XII
vanja kormanyat es ICY vissza-
vonultak.
E harom MINISTER k0ziil en-
Bornemissza Geza tavoztat a
magyar dolgoz6k czempontja-
Dol nagyon sajnalom.
Sokszor leszogeztem, hogy
en- mem politizalok, amerikai
polgar letemre vendeg logon
elek ebben az orszagban. De
nyitott szemekkel jarok es ICY
latnom kellett Bornemissza
Geza nagyszeru ujitasait.
Az utolso evek kitiino $40
cialis torvenyei egytol-egyig
Bornemissza Geza alkotasai.
Hogy a magyar dolgozok ma
sokkal rovidebb munkaorakat
dolgoznak, mint regebben,
hogy Magyarorszagon mini
malls munkaber es maximalis
munkaido torveny van, az
Bornemissza Gezanak kosz0n-
het6.
! Hogy Magyarorszag hivata-
laiban szombaton deltol sziine-
tel a munka hetf0n reggelig,
azert Bornemissza Gezanak
tartoznak halaval az alkalma-
zottak.
Magyarorszagban most kezd
| tex bevezetni az ugynevezett
csaladi munkaber rendszert
Ez annyit jelent, hogy a val,
lalatok a gyermekek szama sze
rint a kereseten felIl bizonyo:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-15

Gezat mem nelkiilozheti sokaig
ez a nepi, szocialis kormany-
zas fele eros leptekben halado
orszag.
Meg csak AIT jegyzem meg:
en- Bornemissza Gezaval soha
eletemben mem beszeltem, mem
ismerem.
Politikai felfogasaval ege-
szen biztosan sok tekintetben
homlokegyenest ellentetes ne
zeteket vallunk. De ez mem le-
het ok ARA, hogy ne ismerjem
el kivalo szocialis t0rvenyeink
cricket es ne fejezzem XII epen
exert tavozasa felett sajnalko-
zasomat.,
y * y
Az vi kormanyban helyet
foglal Jaross Andor, a Felvide-
XII Magyar Part eln0ke, aki
eddig a pragai parlamentnek
volt tagja. 8 az ugynevezett
felvideki MINISTER, akinek dol
ga harmoniaba hozni a haza-
teri orszagreszt az anyaorszag-
gal.
Jaross Andor aranylag fla.
tai ember, de mar nagyon er.
tekes k0zeleti mutt van me.
gette Felvideki miik0dese All
mutatja, hogy kitiin6 szervezo
ertekes, tisztakezi politikus.
TIT is nagy remenyeket fiiz
mex miikodesehez. vi leveg0t
hoz a magyar politikaba
mely lit szokatlan, de a tulso
oldalrol ehhez vannak szokva.
Az elso miniszteri nyilatko
zatra megjeleno ujsagirokto
ait kerte, ne titulaljak ct ke
gyelmes urnak, hanem csal
egyszeruen MINISTER urnak.
Nepi politikat irt mindig
Felvideki Magyar Part zaszla
lara es biztosan ilyent TO!
folytatni az anyaorszagho
val0 visszateres utan is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-15
AZ ORECONI VESzEDELEM

Oregonban beklyot k0tot-
tex az amerikai munkasra.
OFT jott meg az elso reakcio
ARA a tiinemenyesen sikeres
akci6ra, amely Amerikanak
negy millio munkasat az utol-
SO ket evben a munkas-szer-
vezetekbe kapcsolta.
Az oregoni reakci6 nem ert
varatlanul benniirlket.
A szervezkedes ideje alatt
tobbsz0r felemeltiik a sza-
vunkat, tobszor intettiik a
munkassagot, hogy nem sza-
bad tulzasokba esni, inert
azzal iiriigyet adunk a raga-
dozo nagyt6kenek, hogy a
szervezeteket kikezdje.
A sit-down sztrajkoknak
lelkes baratai mi mem vol
tunk es annak az alkalmaza-
sat csak akkor tartottul,
megengedhet6nek, ha sztrajk
torest6l kellett felni a mum.
kasnak.
A nagytoke ravaszul kivar.
ia, amig alkalmas helyen, al.
kalmas uriigyet talalt a seer.
vezetek ellen es AIT Oregon
ban megkapta.
Ebben a timber es lumber
termelo aIlamban het teljes
honapon keresztul minder
meg volt benitva, bar egyet
len munkasnak egyetlen
| munkaadoval mem volt pere
de a ket szervezet marakodot
egymassal.
| TermeszeteS, hogy oft vol
a legk0nnyebb a szervezetek
re rohanni es ait alaposal
megtettek.
Oregon allamban es Lo
Angeles varosban olyan dra
koi szigoru torvenyeket sza
vazott meg a szervezetek el
len a polgarsag, hogy azokka
valoszinuleg a szovetsegi tol
venyeket is megszegtek.
Minden remenyiink me
van ra, hogy ezeket a torve
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-15

"A csehek Kassan es Po-
zsonyban radio allomasokat
is berendeztek es ezekr6l ma
gyar nyelvu programokat is
adtak. Az utolso h6napOk-
ban azonban a programok
iavareszben abb6l alltak, hogy
hazug hireket k0z0ltek es fer
de vilagitasban igyekeztek
bemutatni a magyarorszagi
Allapotokat.
Lazitottak elleniink szlovak,
ruszin es magyar nyelven es
remitettek a Felvidek nepet,
hogy a magyar hadsereg eset-
leges bevonulasa mem felsza-
badulast, de elnyomast hoz
maid szamukra.
Egeszen alpari hangon es
utszeli kofak modjara probal-
TAX feleselni a magyarorszagi
radio hireivel, de a magyar ra-
dio allitasait mem igen tudtak
cAfolni.
A kassai radio allomas mar
magyar kezben van. A fell
szerelest ugyan a csehek ma
gukkal vittek, de a magyar
hadsereg segitsegevel radio
Kassara kirendelt igazgatoja,
vitez Somogyvary Gyula ha-
marosan helyreallitotta AIT.
A helyreallitott radiorol 8
vezette be az elso kozvetitest.
A magyar himnusz hangjai
utan a szlovakok nemzeti
himnusza kovetkezett.
Mert mi semmi szin alatt
mem akarunk elnyomoi lenni
a szlovak vagyaknak, mint
voltak a csehek husz eszten-
don keresztiil.
E.s szlovak reszr6l meltany
lasra is talalt a kassai radio
gesztusa.
Masnap Mach Sander,
szlovak kormany propagan-
dajanak vezet6je a pozsony
radioban tartott szlovak e.
magyar beszedet arrol, hog!
a ket szomszed nepnek ujrs
meg kell talalni egymast e
egymas becsulesevel, tamoga
tasaval kell megkezdeni az u
eletet a Duna menten. E.
hozzatette AIT is, hogy a be
kes, barati egyuttmukodesr'
a hajlamot latja is a magya
roknal es hiszi, hogy boldog
sag fakad a ket nepre ebb6
az egyiittmiik0 0desb6l.
y * *
Az 0r0miinnepnapok elmul
laval Imredy Bella kormany'
benyujtotta lemondasat, hog.
a megnagyobbodott Magyar
orszag kormanyz6janak m6do
nyujtson ARA, hogy valasszol
ujra kormanyeln0k0t.
Magyarorszag kormanyzoj,
ujra Imredy Belat bizta me-
AMERKAS MAGYAR0K
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-15
budapest szerkeszt6je

SZazalekkal emelni tartoznak a
munkas beret. EFT is Bor-
nemissza Geza vezetette be.
Sokaig folytathanam, inert
BornemisSza Geza miniszterSe-
ge rengeteg szocialis ujitast
jelent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-15

Hat ezekert sajnalom en- ma
gyon, hogy Bornemissza Geza
tavozik. Hogy mem folytat-
..latja a szocialis t0rvenyek
hozasat.
POlitikai kOrokben azonban
AIT hiszik, hogy Bornemissza
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-15

nyeket fels6 bir6sag, mint
aIkotmanye elleneseketa KdpEA
ia. De tanulni kell bel6le a
munkasnak es fegyelmezetten
kell a t6kesosztaly ellen q
kizde1met felvenni.
| Fegyelmezetten, a t0rv6-
nyek keretein beliil. Es soha
nem szabad szembe keriilni q
k0zvelemennyel, amely min
dig a munkasok ellen lesz,
amig azok egymas ellen har-
colnak, S a testverharc miatt
utjaba allnak a normalis gaz-
dasagi eletnek.
/ Az vi torvenyek ertelmeben
sztrajkot csak akkor szabad
Los Angeles varosaban, vagy
Oregon allamban kihivni, ha
AIT munkasok tobbsege sza-
vazattal kivanja es szavazni le-
het annak is, aki a SERVE
zetnek mem tagja.
De ilyen esetekben is meg
van a picketeles er6Sen $40
ritva es eppen ezekiel a meg
szoritasokkal vagnek belle a
Norris La Guardia t0rvenybe.
Az oregoni torveny meg ait
is megszabja, hogy cssk
munkaber- es munkaid6 vaggy
! munkaviszonyok vitajan sza-
bad szavazni es sztrajkolni,
de meg van tiltva, hogy egyik
vagy mask szervezethez valo
tartozas kepezze a sztrajk
alspjat. mint tavaly Z hona-
pom keresztul.
: Mem szabad azert sem
! sztrajkolni, hogy a munka-
ado alairjon, vagy ne irjon
$ ala szerz6dest S ezzel az allan
: torvenye szovets6gi Wag-
: ner torvenyt megserti.
Tilos a kereskedelem es ipar
! rendes forgalmat zavarni, I'll
: los bojkottot szervezni es
picketeles csak akkor enged-
3 tetik meg, ha szabalyos sza-
: vazas utan, sztrajkha men,
mex a munkasok. De akkor
is csak ugy szabad picketelni
hogy a rendes forgalmat ne
zavarjak.
Kiilonosen tilos akar vev0k
akar munkara jelentkez6 en-
berek utjat picketelt helyise-
gek elott elallni.
Tilos a szervezeteknek mas
ra es t0bbet kollektalni, mint
amennyi a szervezet tigyveze-
tesehez sziikseges. Ez az in
tezkedes kulonosen megga-
tolja AIT, hogy munkas-szer-
vezetek politikai celokra penzt
adhassanak egyik vagy mask
partnak. (De persze ezt mem
tiltjak meg a t6kesek Chamber
of Commerce-jeinek, arnelyek
mindig adnak penzt ilyen ce-
lokra.)
Tilos a szervezeteknek kiilon
kivetest, adot vagy barmi eli
men kert penzt kollektalni,
kiveve AIT, ami rendes tag
sagidij, s ami az iigyvezet6sre
sziikseges; es tilos beallasi
dijak cimen adot vetni a SEER
vezetekhez meg mem tartozd
munkaSra.
Van aztan az oregoni tor.
venynek egy intezkedese, amt
egymagaban orommel iidvo-
zolnenk nemcsak mi, hanem
minden ertelmes munkAs, /
AIT egesz batran elrendelhet-
mex minden egyes allamban.
Ez az intezkedeS elrendeli,
hogy minden szervezetnek pon
tosan el kell konyvelni min
den cent bevetelt @s XII
adast, es a k0nyveket kiva-
natra barmikor meg kell
mutatni a szervezet minden
tagjanak.
Oregonban a javaslat 0t-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-15

Akinek kezeben az it0kar-
tya, ada XII szepen es ne csap-
kodja 0klevel az asztalt, inert
kartya elleneben eleg a kar-
A jo lovat is meg0li a tul-
sagoS igyekeZet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-15

Ne szoritsunk markunkkal
homokot. Minel er6sebben $40
ritjuk, ANIMAL t0bb pereg ki
bel6le.
The Washington times., 1938-10-25
Coronation Dinner

The coronation dinner for Hal
loween's queen will be held
Wednesday evening at Z p. m. in
the main dining room of the
Washington Hotel instead Of
Thursday, Lawrence E. williams,
general chairman, announced to-
day.
The Washington times., 1938-10-25
YOUR HOROSCOPE

Look in the section your birth
fdy comes in, and find ,OhGt your
outlook is, according to the stars
FOR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
26
Copyright. 1888. King Feature
Syndicate, Inc.)
MARCH FL TO APRIL 20
(ArieS)-We can't give you
any lavish promises about to-
days generous influences, but
we can suggest that you get
the most to be had by earn
estly trying to do your best
you can't lose!
APRIL 21 TO MAY 20 (Taurus)
You, too, will have to be at
tentive and hustle to make
the grade, Taurean! Indica-
tiOns are not auspicious for
quick turnOvers or extensive
gains. Just q steady, easy
going sort of day.
MAY 21 TO JUNE 21 (Gemini)
Honey affairs, everyday
routine, necessary business
should run smoothly. Hasty
decisions or changes, aSSum-
ing liabilities that will burden
and legal difficulties should
be avoided.
JUNE 22 TO JULY % (Cancer)
Not much stimulus or in
tereSting angles, but the day
is not unfavOrable, especially
for courtship, shopping and
domestic matters, IL tact and
discernment are employed.
JULY "a TO AUGUST 20 (LeO).
Be very discreet about your
plans; don't disclose cOnfiden.
ces or matters of an important
nature. There may be a ten
dency to be Over-ambitiOuS,
immOderate. refuse to be
enSnared.
AUGUST % TO SEPTEMBER
% (VirgO)-Better for gath
ering up the loose ends and
putting them together and
carefully attending to the
everyday needs than for
branching out to new fields.
Be serene.
SEPTEMBER "a TO OCTOBER
20 (Libra) More encouraging
for you folks than for some
other of the Z0diac's children.
The Washington times., 1938-10-25

You have splendid inward
force and outward calm which
make for substantial success.
Put both to good purpose
today.
OCTOBER "a TO NOVEMBER
% (ScOrpio) - Title this a
Three Word Day." and stand
by the three fundamentals,
Faith, Hope and Charity.
NOVEMBER % TO DECEMBER
22 (SagittariuS) The plane
tary setup hands you the
choicest plum of the day.
Swing up the right roads,
swing into action. It's q
Swing-y, swell day!
DECEMBER % TO JANUARY
FL (CapricOrn)-Y Ou also
come under favorable Jupiter
rays so strive to make all
gains possible through sales,
new connections, advertising,
improving your business and
your own method of proceed
ure. Although day is friendly
you must be alert, industrious.
JANUARY 22 TO FEBRUARY
20 (Aquarius)-A mania for
details or generalities instead
of getting down to important
facts will leave you painfully
out in the cold, Today needs
keen, efficient handling Of all
important and necessary
duties.
FEBRUARY 21 TO MARCH 20
The Washington times., 1938-10-25
By Frances Drake

(Pisces) Severe deviatiOns
from that which Is now work
ing smoothly or yandering
aimlessly instead Of sticking
to a prescribed program are
taboo this tricky Wednesday.
Organize yourself and your
activities-manage both with
skillful direction.
A CHILD BORN TODAY will
be unusually gifted in leader
ship ability, literary or mu-
sicial probably BOTH talent.
When grown, If otherwise
normal and healthy, 1t will be
quick to grasp an idea or
situation and will act while
others are still thinking!
These very traits will make It
appear sharp and sarcastic
while at heart 1t does not
mean to be. It should avoid
impatience.
(ThiS feature appears In the
Sunday Washington Herald
TinIeS|
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-10-28

existing declared dead in touch teams
provided the impulse which it in touch from
provided does result touchdownvaue of
safety, points
Now, ouchack situation existing when ball is declared
provided the impulse which
opponent and provided it does result
touchdown. A ouchback has value.
Clipping throwing the body the back of the leg OF
opponent falling the back after
preaching behind the
the bounded the defensive tackles and lines three yards
behind nespenaty for clipping Is good yards
Welcome Hall football coached by Les Warren and Otto
Hall has asked throw challenge Minneapolis teamfor
place. They hopes that Bob Marshall
will Welcome Hall intermediate
The Halle Brown boys will certainly flash lot of their
Thanksgiving football Dunnng Field Phyllis
Wheaey Dwight Reed will such Dan Tay
Gardner Dxe Pugh Matt Johnson Paul Coleman and
others.
Minneapolis Hatcher Session will
powerful with like: Tyler Howell the Breedove
Booky Bell Stafford Lott Bob Wallace Bubba Brown who
This will be Coach Hatchers first lead
Minneapolis club the gdOn having the Phyllis Wheat
only few months This will also be Coach
Reeds sending his Halle boys the Wheatey lads
This years classic promises be the best of them ALL
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l am very much afraid that in
my zeal for beauty have somewhat
overlooked the romance angle of my
column. We feel as a rule that our
rOmanceS are something that are
our own to handle, either wisely or
fOOlishly, accordingly to the dictates
of our hearts. However, most of us
occasionally like to hear anOther's
opinion of the best way to win and
hold our men and what men like in
4 woman. So
1t is probably true that if you
asked a man what he admired most
in his best girl he wouldn't be able
to tell you. He likes her as a whole
and doesn't consciously cOncen-
trate on any one particular feature.
Buff anyone of the many small
items that go to make up a we'll
grOOmed woman is missing, he
knows it and is annoyed. Hence we
must work on the small bits of
beauty that go to make up a per-
feet whole.
Men like for women to be natural
lOOking-nOt really natural as we
are when we look at ourselves in
the mirror in the morning-but
Skillfully made up, cOlOring care
fully applied, and above all make up
especially matched and blended for
our particular types of skin. Too
light a powder, too bright a rouge,
the wrong shade of lipstick, give
a CHASTITY, hard-lOoking effect. Prop
er selection and application Of
makeup are a most important item
in the search for beauty.
Then there's the matter of hair.
Girls with drab, lifeleSs looking hair
sit at home nights and wonder why.
Cleaning. silky looking hair draws
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men like a magnet. If your hair Is
drab and streaked, touch it up will
a cOloring blended for your particu
lar shade. You can't be youthful
looking unless your hair is youth
full, and youth is tremendous
set in the game of hearts.
And then there's the fashion
angle. Men Ike to be proud of tn,
girls they take out: Buy you
clothes with an eye to the curren
trends of fashion as well as in gOot
taste. Don't buy hat just because
it is fashionable, if it isn't becom-
ing to you, but try to combine the
two.
And while we are on the sub
ject of clothes and fashion, watch
your figure. A girls got to be trim
looking If she wants to wear her
clothes well.
It's a struggle of course, this ca
tering to masculine fancy but most
of us feel that the end is well
worth the means. When romance
comes, what girl isn't thrilled:
When romance lasts, what girl ISM
conscious that her cleaning hair,
her wise selection of cosmetics
played a part in winning and hold
ing the man she loves?
What are your beauty prob 2
lens9 Write Marie Downing
LdrieHse Beauty Foundation,
Room 607-5II Locust ST., St.
Louis, Mo-, and she nil be gled
to answer them. Be sure to en-
close d >self-addres5ed stamped
envelope.