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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-07


rio prikazivajuci sebe kao mi
roljubivog coveka a Roosevelta
kao ratnog huskaca. On je neki
dan rekao da Sjedinjene Drzave
trebaju da ok,,piraju "Latinslzu
Ameriku Juznu Amerikul Ka-
nadu."
Kada je senator Clark izustio
gore pomenute reel on je NINA
skinuo miroljubivu masku sa inl-
perijalistickog lica America First
Committee. Jer onaj koji propa-
gira da jedna zemlja silom osvo-
il drugu zemlju tai niie nikakav
miroljubivi covek nego siri ideiu
osvajanja sto otvoreno znaci rat.
Otuda sve miroljubive reel koie
su te osobe izustile do danas i ko-
lie &c izustiti cd sada nisu nista
drugo nego Ii udice sa kojima ia
Sc hvataiu zrtve radnici. Jedina
razlika izmedju njih Roosevelt
tove Administracije .sastoji Sc II
tome sto poslednja otvorenije "a
govara ulazak u rat radi imperi-
ialistickih interesa, dok prvi ina
iu iste krvave ciljeve ali in kriiu
sa miroljubivim recima. Ne samo
da su oni imperijalisti nego sn
oni direktniji propagatori donna
ceg fasizma cd Rooseveltove Ad-
ministracije, jer u njihovim govo-
rima, kao sto ucini senator Nye,
napadaju "strani" kapital u ovoj
zemlji, napadaju Jevreje, kao ra-
su a ne kao clanove kapitalistitke
klase.
Tako odlazi sa pozornice Ameri-
ca First Committee, kao organiza-
ella pacifizma. l jasno Sc vidi da
i ona volji da intervencionise!
Druge organizacije koje, pre-
nacisticke navale ma Sovjetsku
Juniju, paradirase kao miroljubive
organizacije, sada su Sc sve pref
vorile uskace rata iii Ia "cdbra-
nu demokratije" a "a poraZ fa-
sizma. tako Sc postepeno polje
cd svih bivsih pacifista cisti. Ovo
je vrlo znacajno.
Znacajnost ciscenja polja cd
pacifista sastoji Sc tome sto te
sirokoj mast radnika biti jasnije
objasniti da je pitanje mira ne
razdvojljivo Cd pitanja obaranja
kapitalizma uspostave Socijaliz-
ma. Ne proglasuje badava Soci-
jalisticka Radnicka Partija da
nema mira bez Socijalizma! Do
toga proglasa Sc dolazi putem We
likog naucnog ispitivanja drustva
u koiem Sc nalazimo. Nacin pro
izvodnje kapitalizma sukobu je
sa naeinom raspodele; bogatstvc
Sc proizvodi drustveno ali Sc ono
ne deli drustveno, vec MEGA gra'
bi poseduje kapitaEsticka pa
razitska klasa. Neprodati "visa,
vrednosti" kojeg kapitalisticks
klasa ne moze potrositi niti ovde
unovciti, terra kapitalisticku klasu
jedne zemlje ma osvajanje tudjif
pijaca druge zemlje, jer usavrse
Mia masinerija iii drugim reeims
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-07

VEGA ekSplOataclJa radnlcAe Kla-
Sc suzava domacI pijacu pored
toga sto povecava predjasni me-
prodati "visak vrednosti," te tako
oval postaje sve veci i veci, a
strana pijaca postaie sve mania
i mania. Ma stranim pijacama Sc
sukobe kapitalisticke zemlje t.
ko su uslovi "a rat pod kapitaliZ-
nom ovek prisutni, samo neko
treba da podpali fitilj evo nara
opet svetskog pozara. Narcotic
je ovo tacno ma ovom poslednjem
stupnju kapitalizma ma kojem je
skoro cello covecanstvo pretovorio
u radnicku klasu. Jedna nistavno
brojna saka svetske plutokratije
izrabljuje ogromnu svetsku radnic
ku klasu. Ogromna svetska rad
nicka klasa stvara sve ogromni-
je drustveno bogatstvo koje L
glavnome prisvaja svetska pluto
kratija. Poslednja ga svog potro-
Siti ne moze, a to nije nj cilj ka-
pitalisticke proizvodnje. Sve We
ci ostatak ukradenog "viska vred-
nosti" treba prodati iii place cd
tudjih zemalja silom militarizma
otimati, da Sc tako pomocu u
zasnog krvoprolita kapitalizam
resi- miliona besposlenih radnika
i miliona toni stvorenog bogar-
stva. Jest, zaista: Nema mira bez
Soc; jalizma!
Zbog toga kada bi isolacionis-
ii, America First Committee, bill
iskreni pacifisti sa najcistijim
motivom zelenja mira, dok veru-
iu vladavinu privatne svojine,
oni bi morali biti "a rat, jer III
ma to vremenom terra njihov ma
terijalni interes. Oni su kapita-
listi njihov sistem je pun bak-
ella rata, drugih uzasa.
A sva obecanja intervencionista
kako ce posle krvave bure, koja
jos besni, sinuti sunce trajnog
mira. tako su prazna, Zavodljiva i
lama, da ih treba i malo dete TAX
We videti. Ovo je po drugi put da
oni tako varaju narod. Kad god
kapitalizam zahteva krvoprolice
svi &c Sc oni MENU do zemlje kla-
njati!
Radnici pax, buduci da nisu ka-
pitalisti, njih materijalni interest
nece nikada terati da budu uska-
ci rata. Njih ma to moze pojedi-
nacno navesti lama kapitalistitka
propaganda. Oni &c uvek biti ga
mir kao sto to dokazuje sam pi-
pac "javnog mnjenja" da su usu-
prot velikoj svestranoj ratnoj pro
', pagandi ogromnoj vecini pro-
tiv rata. I elm &c radnici toliko
pre- resiti da Sc po ucenju Socija-
listicke Radnicke Partije organi-
zulu smesta razore kapitalizam
sa isolacionistima intervencionis-
TINA i uspostave Socijalizazn,
| drustvo trajnog mira, II toliko &c
| biti bolje "a civilizaciju koja vi
Sc ne moze bez mira ziveti.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-07
Osnov groznicave "obnove" kapitalisticke
prOiZvO(nje.

Il Wshingona javljaju korporaca dobe ednu
trecnu do so drugh dob tri cetvrne
poruzbna de ukupno oko deset mjard do
lara ratnih porudzbna ($9,S39 000000).
cei6na koporaca prednjac $927OOOOO0 Ia
nom Shpbuldng Corp 50700OOOO General
Motors sa s49OOOOOOO Wright Corp $44 take
dae so rade ratnm porudzbnama svka cd
preko $25,0OOOO0.
da kapaam uhvala veka vrucica proizvodne aktiv
nost ndustri korporacja rade
subotom nedeom neke rade raze
da &c mankavost akv radne
godna prozvodna aktvnost kaptalzma
niskom kao kaptaizam pred
(Nasavak a. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-07
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-07
M@ASA SR EDoTv a
NProsvecivanie radni6ko

klase q duhu Marksizma:
da sU rad kapital nepo.
mirljivi neprijatalii: orga.
nizovanje radniCke klase Z,
jednu RevoluciOnarnu Pc
liticku Partiju "a osvaia.
ME / razaranje PolitiCke
Drzave kapitalizma: crga
ni7ovanje radnika | u jed.
nu revOluciOnarnu Indus.
trijalnu Juniju "a uzima-
ME, drzanje / kretanje svik
zemaljskih industrija
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A1ASA SNKHA: UniAte.
Nnje kapitaIistiikoe ure-

dj-nja. u,iSteEle nalam
roy ropStva rat.nitk. kla.
Sc. prenaSanl- Svih ZemalJ
skin inhnS!riia u ruke o.
ganiZoy anih proizvodjata:
svak o m radn:ku pnfpun
uiod niprnvnp rada: oslh-
bod ienI~ cetax Co'"ra"-
st,a &C muriie klasn+ ~
davine: uspnStavi ianic 81
bOdne Ia jednict Druy".a
Drugarica - lndustrijal-
ne Reprbiike Rada.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06

Real Estate Fer Sale
HONE BARGAINS

HONE BARGAINS
VIZ stil havs sous $500 vsIus. =
south knd h1mes- hsrs sTe lusi
fea
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ssh sna Para sss. clo~e = sehos.
and buz
g. Tzs-A coy four-rooua hone xitn
to ce1rcorns. pun pIumrins. -
los. HOUSE IN Fcnd repair
= 10 - f1Es-Hocn hunEalua Win
hardsuod fioCrs. fireplace cun-
crete faundstion. ana TO lo1s
Reasonable terms
e. Qoo-Far a larEs family fhAs 4
iust ths home four lsFse reons
coEn and thHse ur- Hnuzs On ccn-
crete fuuncation ard has part
basement Located o. TO lots er
paveu street near afth and ~
Convenient e seheois snd euz.
LINCOLN REALTY co.
TT south ssth ca 4tsi
Hssninss FRectex sass
TODAY'S SPECIAL
SOUTH ESp-Nodern s-roon home
LArge Swing rcom4 fNo bedrooms
and bath. Kitchen and nock, hard
Wood fluors throughout. venetian
blinds. fIreplAcs Half basement
Furnace Two fun lots This splen-
did property can Be PURCHASED Tor
$500. Reasonable FHA tsrns.
RAINIER REALTY co.
4o2 washington Bldg
BR s2si Ewes GA 2teT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06
Boots and Motors

FOR SALE -sauboAt. ~ cabin 1!oop
two bunkG galley. nsN sail. good
condition Can 10 seen ~ en- Ave
boat houss TifIoV Beach Write
II J. Y Johnston. isth Inf. Port
iegia Wash
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06

1898 BUCK 1-D touring prfatsii
owned Tip-top shape zloi "a
cific. NAN s8t2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06

FOR sAI.E-is-foos boat. horse
power cupboard motor. al for $50.
GA SIG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06
Wanted TO Borrow

REAL ESTATE contracts, all Sc
seasoned. either Title Insurance
or abstract
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06

s<fors b<nx rssexseu me- sss-.y
eonsructed experimental lake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06

We can tell you how long con-
tract will run and the cumula-
tive net interest.
The Bratrud Co. Fidelity Bldg.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

Guardia Field yesterday, bringing
II passengers from Europe and
West Africa.
The west-bound Pacific Clipper
arrived safely at Auckland, New
Zealand, and the Philippine Clip
per landed in the Hawaiian Islands
en- route from Wake Island.
Within 80 minutes after conflrma-
ton of the first flash on the Japa-
nese attack, long prepared emer-
gency plant went into operation
One code word signaled the change
over. Flying schedules were dropped
from the press. -,..-
Passengers on the big Pacific clip
pers, on arising for breakfast,
found the shades drawn on all win
dows, the lights cut off along with
the radio transmitter and the ships
proceeding TO prearranged alter
nate landing areas beyond the war
danger zones.
The only casualty Pan American
has suffered so far in its feet of
clippers was at Hong Kong, where
japanese, bombers caught a small
Evening star., 1941-12-12
Union Contract Extended
To Ford Bomber Plant
BY the Associated Press.


DETROIT, Dec. 12.-An agree
ment under which provisions of the
Ford Motor Co.'s union shop, check
off contract with the United Auto
mobile Workers-C. I. o. would be
extended to employees OF the firms
vast $58,500.000 bomber plant near
Ypsilanti was disclosed yesterday.
Harry H. Bennett, Ford personnel
director, said no new contracts
would be required but that approx
mately $1,000 men eventually to be
employed at the bomber plant will
be blanketed under the existing
agreement with the U. A. VIC. I. O.
The Ford bomber plant is ex-
pected to swing into production
next spring on complete B-24 bomb
ers, subassemblies and parts under
Government contracts exceeding
$500, 900 900.
Evening star., 1941-12-12
D. c. Is Asked to Speed
Building Permits

The Southeast Business Mems
Association, Inc, has appealed to
the District Commissioners to speed
up the issuance of building permits
by the Building Inspectors once,
Secretary Louis F. Prick, of the as
sociation, announced today.
In letter to the Commissioners
1t was asserted that the complaints
were made on allegations that the
inspectors office is operated in an
inefncient manner and that an
Evening star., 1941-12-12
Lone Code Word Puts
Pan American Planes
On Wartime Plan
Take Over Defense
Activity With Schedules
Guorded by Secrecy

Pan American transocean clippers
are operating on a full wartime
schedule to carry on vital defense
activities under self-imposed cloak
OF secrecy.
Meanwhile the clippers are ar
irving on schedule at New York,
Miami, Seattle, San Francisco and
other international air terminals, a
check on the system revealed.
The Dixie Clipper landed at La
Evening star., 1941-12-12
Youngest Doughboy
Volunteers Aqoin

Former Representative Anderson,
of Missouri, has an unusual distinc-
ton.
On the day that the First World
War broke out, he volunteered, and
is credited with being the youngest
soldier in the A. e. F. He fought
overseas for two years with an ar
tillery unit.
He wired President Roosevelt
yesterday again volunteering "in
any capacity for the duration of
the war without pay" He is
now Al.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

clipper on the water and destroyed
1t. Neither passengers nor crew
were aboard.
Pan American for months has
been quietly establishing alternate
bases and supply depots in landing
areas over the wide-flung system
Strict priority schedules are in ef-
feet for passengers and freight for
transport across the Pacific. Nc
commercial passengers or private
materials are accepted for the time
being on the Pacific, 1t was said.
Evening star., 1941-12-12
Athens Hunger Deoths
Put at 300 Daily

BY the Associated Press.
ISTANBUL, Turkey, Dec. Ire
cent reports from Greece, believed
here to be reliable, said that on No
vember 20. 80 and December l star
vation deaths in Axis-occupied
Athens numbered more than 300
each day, and that the figure since
had risen.
Evening star., 1941-12-12
Poles War on Jupun

LONDON, Dec. IL (PJ.-The Polish
government in exile declared war on
Japan today. President Wladyslaw
Raczkiewiecz signed the declaration
at the recommendation of the Polish
cabinet.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

unusually long and unnecessary
amount Of time is required to OBJ
tain permits.
This constitutes a rather serious
Evening star., 1941-12-12

problem to q person considering
building a home or to a contractor
in the building business" Mr.. Prick
wrote.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-04

place. A. panel goes down the
front skirt with slimming effect.
Make the sleeves short or have
them in a more dressy three-quar-
ter style, with either tucks o.
shirriNg to fit them in to your
arms. The belt fastens with
buckle or a neat bow in front.
Don't forget to add the becoming,
straight-hanging jacket for extra
warmth under your coat now; to
make a smart street ensemble this
Spring!
Pattern 292 is cut in women's
sizes "a, SO, 80, 40, AZ, "A and 48.
Size Sc, dress. requires 3-8 yards
80 inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS u5c) in
coins for this pattern. WRITE
CLEARLY SIZE. NAME, AD-
DRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
Send orders t. SCOTT NEWS
PAPER SYNDICATE Pattern De-
ra,tment, 21O Auburn Avenue, At
Ianta. Ga.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-04

cred with chestnut brown suede and pierce self
fabric loops at the soft collared neckne and belt
ed waistline. The skirt is slightly fared to follow
the Jackets nodded pepum. For dressier occasions
Ginger wears the bright blue suit of imported WOOL
shown right. It's white soufie blouse loops of
satin cording for cuffs and Louis XIV ruchine
which note is accentuated by the tr-cornered hat
of black felt far back the heady( White
suede gloves black suede pumps and mink muff
add glamorouS touches =
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-04
Program Outlined
For Milady by
Marie Downing
BY MARIE DOWNING

To the mothers and grandmotherS:
Now that the holidays are over,
and you can relax for a breathing
spell, do you look as though you
had been run through Wringer, or
left out in the rain by some for
getful person?
In your haste to complete prep
arationS for the gala days, did you
ignore yourself? Most mothers do.
And, so in this column today, I am
appealing to you mothers ana
grandmothers whose work is never
done to- take time out. and make
your own appearance as attractive
as any decorative effect you may
have planned for your families.
BRIGHTEN COSTUME =.
Dress Upl Brighten up your
whole costume! Make your very
presence breathe an air Of galety
and charm! Don't let yourself get
an after-holiday slump in spirit
and appearance just because you
may be tired from pre-celebration
duties. If your natural enthusiasm
for your children's pleasure has
almost run away with you, stop
now and give a thought to your
own disqualification.
1t isn't difficult to see oneSelE
from the period Of house
cleaning and decorating with be-
draggled hair, unkempt hands,
fatigue lines around the eyes and
across the forehead. It seems to be
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-04
No1u Is A Good Time To
Start A Beauty Routine

the great feminine custom to do
the job compeltely-AND to wear
oneself out with the effort.
BUT, there is no need for care
leSSness just because a little extra
work comes up. There is no ne.
cesSity for a cessation of the beau
ty program because it was so hard
to stretch the house over the num-
erous chores that cropped up each
dayl
START ROUTINE
Begin today to concentrate a
little more zealously on your beauty
routine. If you haven't any plan
for improving and enhancing your
appearance, use these early weeks
of January for establishing zone.
Once the habit of care is develop
ed, your beauty practices will seem
as simple to accomplish as any 9TH
er Of your daily duties!
In order to help you I have laid
out the following schedule, select
ing for each weekday a particular
beauty spot on which you can con-
centrate; Monday, hair; Tuesday
hands; Wednesday, complexion and
makeup; Thursday, body; Friday,
feet; Saturday, entire appearance.
Naturally, you will not confine
your activities only to one part Of
you but on Monday, for instance, If
YOU have half an hour to spare, it
would be wise TO devote say fifteen
or twenty minutes of that time to
improving the appearance OF your
hair and, in the remaining few
minutes, give yourself the once
over all around This proposed
schedule does not, Of course, limit
your hair dressing to one day a
week. 1t is merely a suggested
routine of beauty care for busy
women. I myself have found this a
very successful method to follow
and so, too, think will you.
SURPRISE LOVED ONES
Regain the admiration of your
loved ones. Surprise them with
rev coiffure, with becoming make
up. Show your young folks that
beauty, neatness and charm in ap-
pearance are not attributes only Of
youtll-that mother and grand
mother, too, can benefit by beau
ty routine.
You'll be glad you took time
out for your brushing and cleans
inc. YOUR exercises, when you hear
their exclamations of delight at
their t'newS mother. You'll be
more than repaid for any effort
when they say How wonderful you
look " "You look ten years young
ea..'' and, "Mother, how pretty,
how attractive"
I shall be happy to hear from
busv mothers who make use of this
simple plan, and hope they will
all write their experiences to me.
What are your beauty prob
lenis? Write: Marie Downing,
Larieuse Beauty Bureau, S5O9
Lindeu Blvd, st. Louis, Mo,
and she will be glad TO answer
them. Be sure to enclose
self-addressed, stamped anye-
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-04
To Admit Race To
Army, Navy Union

NEW YORK-(A N P)-The
"Army and Navy Union,' with
headquarters at 1845 Broadway,
for the first time in its half CEN
tury of existence, are making q
campaign to enroll Negroes in its
membership.
The Army and Navy union was
organized in 1888 and is now
composed of veterans of foreign
and domestic wars eX-Servicemen,
and peace time service men now in
the armed forces of the United
States.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-04

A man does not go around asking
a girl to share his entire life with
him unless he cares for her but I
like your idea Of not marrying him
unless he was ready to announce
it. II you or he have no reason for
waiting to announce it, 1 think
you should stay single until it can
be announced.
If you have been friends for four
years, why would you ask him
about other girls? Anyone would
be angry. Don't you have other
boy friends? You should. Until
both Of you are engaged or mar
ried, you ought to have fun with
other friends This will not inter
fere with your being the same
SWeethearts. Young people should
Rave a lot Of girl and boy friends
IN their young years because when
you are married, you will be SO tied
down.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-04

-LtSllt.
Your pride should come to YOUR
rescue and help you considerably
in forgetting the young man. If
he does not care for you any
longer, why waste a single thought
on him? Of course, you love him
but there is something peculiar
about this thing called love. If it
is treated nice and warm, it re-
mains but if you stick icicles to it, it
is sure to freeze and evaporate
with the warmth of someone else'S
love. If he says he is through, you
should have been prepared and
finished with him first. Did you
wear your heart on your sleeve?
Did you hang around his neck and
get on his nerves? You must have
been an awful boor for the young
man to take time to write your
mother that he would not be back.
You may as we'll put OH the for
getting act as the young man seems
to be gone for good. Study your
lessons and try to finish school.
You youngun's fall in love too
quickly and too deeply, as if
"there goes my heart" for all
times. It is natural for teen age
girls and boys but don't go broken
hearted, No doubt. you will be just
as deeply in love with someone
else in a few months. 1t is Just life
that knocks at all doors. If he does
not care any more. you'll just forget
about him
Send your problems Of everyday
life to SUE LEAF, SINS, 210 Auburn
Avenue, NJ E., Atlanta, Ga. All let
ters will be held confidential and
names withheld NO PERSONAL
REPLIES.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-04
HOTEL MACK

80 Tourist & Transit Rooms 81
Up. 548 Bedford Pl, NE. We
1921. Atlanta, Ga. Free Parking
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-04
Pattern 282
JACKET STYLE MAY
HAVE EMBROIDERY

s You'll be bright star of any
important occasiCn-when you ap-
2, pear in this graceful Claire Tilden
o style, Pattern 288. For the en-
broidery design that may trim its
T. bodice is strikingly new, wonder
fully flattering and enriching. It's
QCne in an easy transfer pattern,
with simple-to-follow directions in
clude right along with the Sewing
Guide that accompanies the style
1.-The rest Of the frock is just as
=, oharming. The neckline forms a
.o, lovely sweetheart shape that may
be nicely accented by lace if you
c.aGnit the embroidery You might
sew tiny buttons down the CEN
Ter front seam too, Darts at the
shoulders and above the WaiSo hold
the soft, gently bloused lines ir
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-04
USE SOAP EVERY NIGHT

Soap should be used every night
and there should be a rich lather.
SWIShing a lightly soaped wash
cloth over the face is not thorough
BY using plenty of lather. letting
it remain on for little while, the
skin will be made dryer, and the
sebaceous glands will give them
selves time off.
After the soapy treatment, there
should follow a rinsing with water
that is fairly hot; not a suggestion
Of soap must remain. Then comes
a cold water rinsing to bring a
reaction Of the blood streams Dry
baking soda can be fIuffed Oh
with cotton. Powdered boric acid
can be used if one prefers. Both
are effective agents for combat
ting excessive oilineSs.
In the morning cold water should
be applied freely, the flesh dried
gently. Then comes VI a dry Clean
ing. Moisten a corner Of the wash
cloth. d. which should be fine and
soft with eau de cologne, 60
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Nt-~OANO~AC
of the eau de cologne will whisk
them away.
GLANDS TOO AIIBITf0US
The root OF the trouble is in
sabaCeous glands that are 200 am
bilious. The little oil gysers carry
on. make nuisance Of themselves
Probably because the diet is not
fat-free Hence the need of cut
ing down on rich pastries. sauces
and butter. More vegetables. es-
pecially lettuce chard, spinach,
young onions, tomatoes and celery,
will give one a bedter balanced
diet.
Tomato juice and orange juice
because of their vitamin con-
act favcrably upon the complexion
tents. we realize, dear reader, that
the subject of eating is not as
interesting as toilet table talk, but
ii is more vitally important than
the average beauty Qdester realizes.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-04
Have You 4 Buttered Face?
Here Is What You Can Do
Powder Puff Is Really No
Solution, Says Helen Jameson
R. HEI EN- JAMESON
By HELEN JAMESON

(Disributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.)
NO GIRL enjoys tagging through life looking her acs
had been butered There seems be good many her
she usually youngand her lamentations loud in the land
To combat oness of the skin surface she every
cosmetic of which she has heard often the wrong ones and her
beauty prospects look dscouragn Her attachment the powder
pad becomes phoia.
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