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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-06
Heslo dano, zraky planou,
powell hlahoIi.

powell hlahoIi.
z cele nasf Ameriky i z Kama
dy az, pojede zas k Vltavence
Sokol, vlasti straz.
Slavne dny x. vsesokolskeho
sletu V Praze Sc jiz kvapem
bl1z1. A jake panuje horecny
ruch V Praze a v cele Csl. re-
publice, tax jest i ciyl ruch V
celych Spoj. Statech a V Kama
de. Ma letosni slet do Prahy
chysta Sc totiz vice krajand,
neil kdykoli jindy.
Americka Obec Sokolska V
Chicago, sdruzujfcf ceske So
kolstvo We Spoj. Statech, vysle
opet sve evidence ma zavody i
slet V Praze. A zaroven uspo-
|fada ctyfi officialni vJpravy
ma oblfbenych rychlolodlch
spolecnosti Cunard White Star
Line.
Pfedvoj on6ch ctyr vyprav
ceskeho sokolstva odplul z
New Yorku jiz We stredu, 27.
dubna ma rychlolodi Queen
Mary" ktera jest. jednou z
nejvets1ch, nejpohodln6js1ch a
nejrychlejsfch lodi ma Allan
tlku. S touto pTedbeznou w
pravou jelo z Chicago rs osob,
dals1 Sc pfipojily V New Yor-
ku.
Tento pTedvoj byl liz v pom
deli, 2. kv6tna V Cherbourgu
We Francii, nebot Queen Ma
ry" prepluje Atlantik "a pou-
he Az dine, nekdy i drive. Ia
6 dn1 byli 1castn1ci v Praze,
poc1taje odplutf z New Yorku.
0 tyto ~1castnfky bylo male
Ute postarano jak cestou VIA
KEN, ma mort a pax V Europe,
tax i V Praze. Americka kan
cellar sletov6ho vyboru V Mysl-
bekove pavilonu ma Prfkopech
V Praze postara Sc O vsechny a
podobne tez ubytovaci odbor
sokolsk6ho sletu.
Vlastn1 prva officialni W.
prava ceskeho sokolstva vyplu
je We stTedu, IL. kvetna rovnez
ma Queen Mary. Ucastnfci
teto vypravy budou moci uziti
vsech kras nadherneho lara We
stare vlasti a take spatTiti vse-
chny pTedsletove slavnosti V
Praze, jez zapocnou jiz V ne
deli, 20. kv6tna a budou pc &C.
~ cerven. Jeste V kvetnu Wy
konaj1 nekolik zajezdG pc &C.
skoslovensku, kde ma drahach
budou mfti 500 Slew.
Pfedevsfm navst1v1 Lany,
kde je hrob presidenta-osvo-
boditele T. G.. Masaryka; dale
Kladno, rodist6 chicazsk6ho
mayora Ant. J. Cermaka; pro-
past Macochu n aMorave; Ia
try ma Slovensku atd. KIDD by
Sc chtel jeste k t6to vyprave
II. kvetna pripojiti, must Sc
pTihlasiti okamzite, ably mu
mohl byti obstaran cestovnf
pas a ostatn1 potTebne listing.
Letosn1ho X. vsesokolskeho
sletu V Praze povsimnul 81 jiz
take americky fisk. RHINE O.
brazkove casopisy prinesly
jiz radu fotografif a noviny
take zpravy a clanky. Peknou
zpravu "Czechoslovakia Plans
For Big Sokol Congress" Cd
vlastn1ho correspondence V Pra
re mel %. dubna "Christian
Science Monitor" V Boston,
Mass.
Dalsf vypravy ceskeho So
kolstva budou: 1. cervna ma
"Aquitanii'', S kterou pojedou
take cvicenci A. O.. S.; Is.
cervna op6t ma "Aquitanii" q
%. cervna ma Queen Mary.
I k pTihlaskam pro tyto cerv-
move vypravy je jiz nejvyssi
cas-, nelze dele odkladati. PTi-
hlasky pTij1majf a informace
zdarma poskytnou jednatel6
vyprav ceskeho sokolstva: An
ton1n CihlaT, 845 N. Luzerne
AUn Ro1tinOrn Mo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-06
z Kruhn Prace.

Narodn1 industrialnf vybor
oznamuje, re behem mesice T.
nora stoupla zamestnanost @
142, 900, take jest nezamest-
nanych 10,408, 900 a dale pra-
', re ma nouzovych pracech
jest zamestnano 1902, 900 v
CCC taborech dohromady. w
Dor pravi, re zamestnanost
stoupla i v bTeznu nasledkem
venkovn1ch pracf a take ma
venkove jest vice staveb nez
We mestech. Pocatkem bTezna
bylo We Spoj. Statech zamest-
nano 43,O32,0 600 a celkovy po-
Get prace schopnych jest 3d.
100000. Cd pocatku depre-
Sc roku 1929 je nynf zamest-
nano O 5,152,000 lidi vice a w
Dor Sc domn1va, re nynf po-
kles Dude rychle mizeti a pTii-
de prece ma slova tech proro-
XII, kter1 tvrdf, re nova pros
perita Sc bl1zf pomaIym, ale
jistym krokem.
= M. Pennington, predseda
American Wooden Co., ktera
ma % velkych zavodG, pravf,
re pc produktech jest posled-
nj dobu mala poptavka a kon-
kurence s ciz1mi firmami jest
znacna, take spolecnost bu-
de nucena snfziti mzdy We
vsech zavodech. V normalni
dobe zamestnava spolecnost
$4,000 deln1kd a pTedseda pra
vi, re jeste nem1ze Tici iak vel
ka Dude srazka, ale must ne
jaka byt, pon6vadz zavody V
novanglickych statech w "a
hajily snizovan1.
- We sklarnach Libby
Owens Glass Co. V Ottawa, Ill.
zacalo Sc pracovati Sc zvyse-
nou cinnost1 a pocet d6ln1kt
Dude zvysen ma 1850. To bu.
de nejvetS1 pocet cd p. pro.
since, kdy zavody byly zavre.
ny. Ia normaln1 cas1 zamest
navaj1 zavody 1900 delnikd 8
pracovnf doba jest 80 nebc
SO hodin tydn6.
= PTedseda General Mo
tors, J. Sloan, popTel, re by
k%orporace mela v dmyslu zav
T1ti vsechny zavody We Flint
Mich a vsichni deln1ci pracuj1
CT meme nez diva roxy budol
pro vzdy propusteni. Pov6s
Sc rozslfila, kdyz nouzovy a
gent Tekl, re vsichni propust6
nj mali byti DAM ma podporl
a nebude pry tolik penez, tax
re Dude nejlepe, kdyz budol
deln1ci S rodinami, poctem as
$4,000 osob nekam odsteho
vani. Jest pravdou, re nasled
KEN poklesu jest malo prace
ponevadz %automobily jdol
spatne ma odbyt, ale situace 81
pry zahy zleps1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-06
Snih " Maine.

Severn1 cast okresu Aroo-
stock, We statu Maine, ktery je
stTedem bramboraTskeho kra-
lovstv1, NELL nesezonnf pocas1.
Napadly diva palce snehu tam
Y sobotu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-06
Stedri ma ~prednasce.

Diva Skotov6 a jeden lid sli
v Londyne ma pTednasku, ma
kterou byl vstup volny. Be
hem prednasky byla ozname-
ma sb1rka. lid omdlel a oba
Skotove Sc no hned ujali a wy
nesli no ven!"
zadny z mich nemusel tax
dati mic do sblrku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-06
Docekal Sc.

Chicagsky pravn1k Ferre
c.. Watkins obdrzel valecny
zasluzny kffz "a hrdinstv1 V
svetove valce. Vyznamenal
sc v offensive u Argonnu We
svetove valce roku 1918. Mu-
sci tud1z cekati 20 rokG ma W.
mani "a hrdinstv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-06
Pro kradez IL cent?.

V Bellefonte, Pa, poprave-
nj tTi mlad1ci, proto re pTepa-
dli a usmrtili Floyda ramona:
cernocha, a oloupili jej 0 Al
cent?. Byli to Edward a Johr
Oreszak, oba Fl let start a &c
lety Theodore Duminiak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-06
Pfedloha zakona

mZQacn a pracOVHl QOUo, KC0-
ra je zakladem zakonodarstvl
noveho poradku a jiz zpdsobi-
la mnohou trpkou chv1li admi-
n~istraci, pTimela kongres k no.
vemu boji.
JIM demokrate opet ucinili
pokus O ponechan1 predlohy
We vyboru ma pravidla, nebo k
tomu, ably il odstranili, Pride
Ii do domu zastupc1. Predsed-
kyne vyboru pro pravidla Ma
ry Nortonova, demokratka z
New Jersey, zadala, ably bylo
pTedloze dano pfednostn1 pra-
vo. ODE delnicke organisace
i Federace Prace i Lewisdv
vybor vydaly vyzvu k sym
clendm, ably posflali clenGm
kongresu telegramy a dopisy
zadaj1c1 "a neodkladne schva-
lenf zakona.
Zakonodarny program pre-
sidenta Roosevelta utrpel no
YOU porazku, kdyz vybor do
mu zastupc1 pro pravidla roz-
hodl Sc 8 prot 6 hlasGm, ably
byla pfedloha O mzdach a pra-
covni dobe odlozena.
Pc ctyTech hodinach vefej-
neho vyslechu a nekolika mi
nutach porady "a zavrenymi
dvefmi vybor Sc usnesl, ably
predloha nebyla poslana do
domu zastupcG a tim byla OBJ
mezena moznost, re Dude
schvalena jeste v tonic Ease
DAM.
- Sekretarka dboru prace
Frances Perkinsova ma listing
a dGkazy, die kterych je obvi-
when jisty muz v Brooklyn, N.
Y, re je vddcem americkych
nazist6.
Zpravu tuto oznamil zastup-
ce Donald O'Toole z New Yer-
ku, ktery sdelil, re muz ten je
SEVERN Winterschiedt a jsou
prot nemu dGkazy, die KITE
rych je vGdcem propagandy V
zajmu nazisticke organisace
German-American Bund. Ia
stupce O'Toole zaroven <poza-
dial sekretafku ,aby Sc vyna-
snazila docfliti deportovan1
tax nezadoucfho muze.
Zastupce O'Toole pravil, re
Winterschiedt je odpovedny
"a mnoho nenavisti rasove a
nabozenske, pro kterou nyni
lid trpi. Mimo zastupce o.
Tooleho vysetfuje cinnost z
vGdcovstv1 nazistG podezTele-
no, tez zastupce Dickstein z
New Yorku, ktery je predse-
da vyboru pro zalezitosti pTi-
stehovalecke.
60 Senator La Toilette, po-
krokovec z Wisconsin,, pre-
kvapil sve kolegy prohlase-
nfm, re predloha O rozslren1
lodstva, doporucovana presi-
dentem, odvrati mysli lid1 cd
spatnych CAST. Prohlasil, re
jej1m uzakonen1m ocitne Sc
narod ma ceste Ike zkaze.
Zzfrava kritika presidenta
Roosevelta, kterou La Toilette
pronesl, poklada Sc "a pT1znac
nou, jezto schGze tTetf strany
byla svolana jeho bratrem gu
vernerem Wisconsin, do Ma
Olson.
Mnozf pozorovatele myslf,
re tato rec je pTedzvest1 dpl-
neho rozchodu LaFllettova S
presidentem Rooseveltem. K
nemu Sc pfipojili SENATOR Cap
per, Vandenberg, Borah, repu-
blikani a Norris, nezavisly Sc
nator z Nebrasky.
= President Roosevelt po-
depsal kongresem p~Tijatou
pTedlohu zakona O obnove-
nj pravidelne 'armadni re-
servy. Ocekava Sc, re tim
zpdsobem Dude pridano U.s.
900 vycvicenych vojakd, kteT1
by mohli byti lined mobiliso-
vani pr1pade vypuknuti val
ky. Tato zaloznf armada ext
stovala pred svetovou valkou,
ale v roce 1920 byla zrusena,
protoze tentokrate jsme NELL
miliony mladych vycvicenych
vylecnych vycvicenych Zaloh.
Do teto zalozn1 armady budou
brani svobodn1 muzi pod SO
let start, kter1 81 vysiouzili
svoji lhutu u pravidelneho
vojska.
= William Green, predse-
da Americke federace prace
ucinil krok prot Lewisovu
prGmyslovemu vyboru utvoTe-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-05-06

- William Green, precise
da Americke federace prace
ucinil krok prot Lewisovu
prGmyslovemu vyboru utvore-
MIN move mezinarodn1 unie =
Progresivnich horn1k1 Ameri-
ky.
Tato unie vyrostla z unie
Progresivn1ch hornfkG v I'LL
noisu, ktera je nynf pridruze-
ma k Americke federaci prace
a byla utvoTena z hornikG, re-
voltujfcich prot Johnu Levi
SOW. Bude v prime soutezi S
unit Lewisovou S%pojenymi hol
Milky Ameriky. Horn1ci jsou
vyzyvani, ably pristupovali k
move mezinarodn1 uni, kde
najdou "svobodu Cd Lewisova
diktatorstv1."
- Zatlm CO ostatn1 obchoo
a prdmysl trp1 stagnac1, odbyt
ma americke hrac1 strojky
"slot machines Sc minulehc
roku zdvojnasobil, jak ozna.
mil federaln1 department oh.
chodu.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-22
Czechs Excluded by
Hungary from Land
Rec emily Taken

PRAGUE. CZechoslOvakia, Nov
80. DUPl-Hungary ordered the eX-
pul>icn of CzechoSlovaks today
frcm the territory she occupied af-
tar The dismemberment Of Czecho-
sIov3kia.
TIE Sloyakian government re-
tered bg ordering confiscation OF
Huns srian property within its bor-
d-r-.
Inc Czechoslovaks TO be expelled
are those who settled since 1918 in
ne territory now rgained by Hun
5aly
The two moves added to the
strain on relations between the two
countries caused by charges here
that Budapest has fomented terror
ism in Rutnenia.
Announcement Of Hungarys in
tanuon and a retaliatory action by
the autonomous state of Slovakie
s6ded 10 The danger Of a new eX.
plosicn in central Europe
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-22

LONDON. Nov. %. UP)-Heavy
selling came into the pound ster-
ling today and the unit fell to the
lowest level since the September
war crisis simultaneously, the
price of bar gold was advanced
to the highest mark since early
1885 although takings were relative
~ small.
Financial experts were confused
by the sterling movement, some
holding that the new weakness in
the pound reflected the less favor
able international political situa-
ton. One newspaper commentator
remarked that politics like the
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-22
Rambling Renorte!
Continued From Page l

Continued From Page -
she wired her husband:
Delayed by tonsilitis.'
Chan remarked:
After all I've told her abou;
trading at home
o.
Take 1t Away
When the Jews take over Tangy-
hickey
i beg your pardon. Cal Rector
but do you mean the colony in
Africa proposed as a refuge Tor
+ haraSsed HebreWs?"
i Sure, Tango-hockey, that's right.
DO you mean Tanganyika, Cal?'
That's right TouIl get so you
i can pronounce things right after
awhile It isn't 50 tough"
RENT cheaply and quickly through
Post Press Want Ads!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-22

one 70 Which they We're ullHCCua-
tomed-of feeding, weighing ana
delivering to packers some 2O,Ooo
cattle, $4,000 hogs and 10000 sheep
before pm. deadline set by union
leaders for suspension OF operations.
TIE handlers. members OF the
Packinghouse Workers Organizing
committee, affiliate Of the Congress
for Industrial Organizations, Went
on strike without notice early yes
terday demanding increased wages
and a siened contract.
Union leaders agreed last night
to permit the commission men and
exchange officials to clear stock
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-22
Germany Bitter
Al British Plans
Continued From Page y

detailed study of the debate and
- ChaInDerlain'S statement
Won D.rEsen's recall, # it occurs.
would be described as for the pur,
pose OF reporting to authorities,
SIMILAR 10 tle reason given the re-
AL o. Hans Heinrich Dieckhof'
rom Washington and the recall y
American Ambassador Hugh Wilson
Uom Berlin.
The prime minister had held out
hopes that some 65OO0O0 acres Of
land could be made available for
the settlement OF Jews.
he laid particular stress on hot
equatorial Tanganyika. where pos
lbly $4,000 acres could be set aside.
IN addition he foresaW the poSsibil-
i,y OF nearly ICo00 square miles Of
British Guiana for refugee settle
ment.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-22

many were much the same as those
used TO prepare the atmosphere for
Germany's annexation of Sudeten-
land.
While accurate reports from the
scene of the disturbance" in Ruth
enia were difficult to obtain. the
press in Budapest published de-
tails Of alleged terrorism there.
Dispatches claimed that terrorists
were blowing up bridges and OBJ
structing roads. They said that he
sound of artillery fire could be
heard every night from the neigh
borhood of Chust, capital of Ruth
enia. Hungarians established camps
for Ruthenian refugees at Ungvar
and Munkacs, the reports said.
The Hungarian newspapers pub
lished the text of kilograms alleged
~ sent by the population of Ruthe-
nian villages TO Adolf Hitler and
Premier Benito Mussolini asking
their aid in obtaining union with
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-22
Pound Sterling Hits Lowest Mark in
Trade SinceLasf Europe War Crisis

proYerbial black dog rides or the
shoulders of sterling.
Other quarters, however, attrib-
uted the pressure against the pound
10 conversion into dollar balances
Tor investment into attractive Am
erican securities" and to the con-
tinued unfavorable British trade
balance.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-22

Hungary.
VILLAGES asking union were said
10 total l35. The entire press was
urging immediate action.
While Hungary and Poland de-
sire to annex Ruthenia. which
forms the eastern tip Of Czeehoslo-
vakla. and thus OBTAIN a common
frontier. Germany was understood
to be determined 10 keep this cor
ridor To the east open.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-22
Reckless Driving
Complaint Issued

A minor motor car accident Mon
day led TO warrant for the ar
rest of a woman driver in f Cenrro
Tuesday. Ruby Baker. involved in
an auto collision at Fifth and Nam
streets. appeared in police court
Tuesday and signed a complaint
against Bernice Harris. charging
reckless driving.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-22
Valley Clubs
Complete Rolls

Organization o. Imperial county
III clubs was complete Tuesday
H. Lee Landerman. club director
reported.
More than 500 members have
been enrolled IN twenty clubs III
the valley. Landernan said.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-22
WEATHER

data compiled by observers for
the official tinted States weather
bureau station Mt El CentroD
Maximum Monday ......-. 81
Minimum Tuesday 80
Reading at Noon Tuesday
Temperature -.....--.-.. .#.-.-... 10
Humidity ......... ............... ....=...... y
Reading at 5 a. m. Tuesday
Temperature .......-.--. ...-...-.#.--.... 4O
Humidity ..........--.. .-.....--..-..-.... %
Reading at 5 p. m. Monday
Temperature ...-..-...--.---.-.. 90
Humidity ............ ...-.......-......... 40
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-22
ARRESTED FOR
AAGRANN

Arrested on a Vagrancy charge
ut an FL Centre used car lot, Silvio
Evangelista Tuesday was sentenced
to ten days in jail The sentence
was suspended.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-22
Germany Launches Attack
Against Hungary in New
European War o. Words
Nazis, Determined to Keep Corridor
Open to East. Opposes Minority Nations
In Desire to Annex New Czech Land

VIENNA, Nov. % UP)-A war of words between
Germany and Hungary filled the air today emphasz
ing tense situation the autonomous CzechosloVak
province of Ruthenia where armed clashes threaten an
international incident The radio statements from Ger
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-22

on hand and enroute because they
had not had time to notify farmers
in advance that the tie-up would
take place. After pm, both sides
asreed. the yards, largest in the
world and normally an exchange for
stock from 35 states and Canada,
viii suspend trading operations uA-
til the dispute is settled.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-22
White Collar Men Clear Livestock
From Yards as Deadiine Nears In
Dispute LYING Up Shipping Center

CHICAGO, Nov. D (UP)-Nhle collar COMMISSION =
men and company executives, acting under agreement
with striking livestock handlers climbed into pens at the
union stock yards today clear the mart OF S2OO00OO
worth Of cattle hogs and sheep The men faced the task
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-22
MOTOR CARS CRASH

MOTOR CARS CRASH
Motor cars driven by George w.
Conway and Robert E. Van der
Linden were involved in an acci-
cent Monday on South Fifth street.
according to FL Centro police No
ono was injured.
Evening star., 1938-09-20
Dorothy Dix Says
Divorce Has No Power to Turn
A Woman Into Girl Again.

EAR MISS DIX am 20
\ years old, have two children
and after four years Of mar
ried life I find myself longing
Evening star., 1938-09-20

over, once you've started.
Perhaps that's the trouble, you don't
get started. Betty Is like that because
she puts of writing letters until she's
ashamed to mail them. Last July,
during her vacation, she met a hand
some college boy at one of the summer
resorts. He fell for Betty, and she was
happy and content to let the moon
! and the balmy nights perform their
romantic magic. 1t was three-alarm
summer love affair.
But good things sometimes must
come to an end. This one did. Joe
College rejoined his family In Colorado;
Betty went back to her desk and type
writer. Joe promptly wrote two let
ters-but the light Of his summer life
didn't reply. She put of writing from
day to day. Joe College hasn't heard
from her, and we don't think he ever
will. She's too ashamed to write him
now.
Result: One "disillusioned" male;
, one sad feminine heart. The romance
is over. Joe thinks Betty is heartless
summer resort hussy-and has just
told her 30 in curt, very formal note.
All that needn't have happened. II
Betty had replied soon after receiving
Joe's first letter, they'd still be good
friends.
! A GOOD letter-one worth its stamp
doesn't have to be either long
or witty. But it should be an ex-
preston Of your personality on paper.
You can accomplish that best by not
trying too hard to be brilliant and
entertaining. When you strain toward
those goals, letters will probably become
artificial, filled with third hand wise
| cracks.
Your letter is success If someone
says, That letter sounds just like
Marian. When you read it, she's right
in the room with you
Some letters fail because they read
as though they were lifted bodily from
one Of those How to Write Love Let
ters' books. Being in love with some
one is no excuse for filling three or
! four pages with gooey effusions. What
| you penned with romantic sincerity
can't help looking silly and garish
over the breakfast coffee, or when
hastily read between classes
If you must write your more roman
tic letters at night. while feeling cold
or lonely. read them over in the morn
! ing before mailing them. Many a
man has sent letter to his love and
his love has dropped him! And all
| because he let distance and absence
make his heart grow fonder, and his
wits duller.
Let well-bred restraint be your
watchword. It's smart to mix senti-
ment with good sense.
On the other hand. every person to
whom you write isn't on the verge of
suing you for breach Of promise. Don't
be cautious and vague If you want
to be taken seriously.
Imagine what this would do to a
discerning person: Darling, remem-
ber what told you Tuesday night at
II minutes past 10 in front of the
Bon Ton Drygoods Store? I'd like to
Evening star., 1938-09-20
Treatment
To Improve
The Skin
Back Needs Special
Attention After
The Summer.
By PATRICIA LINDSAY.

ny fAl hlClA LlNDShI.
EXTRA summing pays heavy toll
when you slip into your new
season evening gown! A toushened,
deeply bronzed back is not the most
attractive contrast to a fragile gown
or one OF the deeper vivid hues of fall
finery. And during the fading time
one is apt to get quite annoyed with
its muddy complexion unless you give
1t frequent "facials" to lubricate the
too-exposed skin. and to atone for
summers abuse.
The very creams you use for your
face may be used to give your back
scientific cleansing, stimulating and
nourishing OF course. If you can
afford the luxury Of having it done at
a salon, so much the better, but with
a little aid you can do much at home
to make it velvet smooth.
For the first treatment you should
have some one massage your back
thoroughly with good cleansing
cream. Enough to get what blemishes
you have softened for removal Re-
move the cream with tissues or q fresh
linen towel. and apply a toning tonic
just rs you do to your face. Slap on
a bleaching cream generously Allow
it to remain for five minutes, massaR-
ing as best you can, and then jump into
a tub OF water and brush your back
vigorously with suds of a superfatted
soap. Take a cold shower or rinsing,
and wrap yourself in a huge towel
for the final step.
One salon tells me there are four
principal back problems, roughness,
enlarged pores, blackheads and pim-
Piles. These are listed in the order of
their general occurrence. incidentally.
one leads to the other Roughness of
back skin is logical beginning OF
enlarged pores, which in turn lead to
blackheads that often become pimples
if irritated"
So the final step depends upon your
skin condition. For mere roughness a
lubricating oil or cream will do. For
blackheads or enlarged pores use a
pore paste or a cream mask, taking
it OF according to the direction Of the
brand you use. But for pimples on the
back use no lubricating oil or oily
creams. Use special acne cream or
medicated ointment. Allow it to re-
main long enough to do some good
and then remove it with a tonic or
mild astringent.
After a brisk rubbing with turk
ish towel You are ready for a powder
base or foundation cream and a light
coating Of powder OF course, if you
are going to hop into bed these will
not be needed!
Evening star., 1938-09-20

have you know I meant every word
double"
But there's much more to writing
good letters than we have room to talk
about in one column. Choosing sta
tionery, correct form, starting the let
ter, and actually writing one which
will be fun to read are all subjects to
be discussed in next Tuesdays column
one week from today.
To be continued!
Tip for Maids Who Get Around:
A party or dance Is a poor place
to concentrate on one man. So
mingle in several groups-as many
as you can. Do your part in making
the evening a happy event for all the
guests-not for just one person.
OF course, Tom is wonderful fel-
low, but when a maid devotes her
undivided attention to one boy, its
pretty obvious that she's either afraid
OF competition or doesn't get many
chances to date him alone.
If Tom decides that he wants TO
pitch little WOO. put the damper on.
What thrill is there in being kissed
where all can see? It's just plain
boasting that a boy wants to kiss
you.
Tip for Young Men About Toun.
Who writes first-the boy or the
girl?
That question often appears in our
mail. It's been answered here before,
| but perhaps once more will set your
| minds at rest Answer: It's up to
the lads to take the lead, writing first
Now, perhaps, you know why you
haven't heard from Susie.
(Copyright, 1881
Evening star., 1938-09-20

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aid also what materials required
Needlewok
Editor Of The Evening