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Evening star., 1941-02-27

grODtng tension, since more than
ttUo lDeekS ago, l0ten Britain tUdS
reported to haze lUarned Bulgaria
her military objectiveS Uould be
subject to 0ombardment if Ger
man troops Dere permitted to
cross Bulgarian territory. Ger
mans haze been reported flterinq
into Bulgaria in recent days, &C
compdnied by tuH war equipment.
BY the Associated Press.
ANKARA, Feb. 27.-BritiSh and
Turkish leaders were authoritative
ly reported today to have reached
full agreement" on problems af-
fecting the Balkans and the East
ern Mediterranean situation.
1t was indicated that the con-
ferences tomorrow would turn also
on the subject of Russia. Sir Staf-
ford Cripps, British Ambassador to
Russia, arrived at Istanbul by plane
from Moscow today and was to join
the confereeS at Ankara.
Mr.. Eden and Gen. Sir John G.
British Foreign Secretary Anthony
Eden's secretary said the joint dip
lomatic and political conferences
held this morning were so successful
that no further such meeting need
be held. Agreement had been
reached ION all points," he said.
Mr.. Eden is expected to leave for
Cairo, Egypt, tomorrow night.
Dill, chief Of the British imperial
general staff, and their aides and
British Ambassador Sir Hughe
Knatchbull- -Hugessen met in the
Turkish cabinet room with Turkish
Foreign Minister Sukru Saracoglu,
Field Marshal Chakmak and officers
OF the Turkish general staff for a
general review of the situation"
Abdul Halik Renda, president of
the Turkish National Assembly, also
attended the conference.
DardaneIIes Control Sought.
Unofficial reports said Great Brit
ain was sounding out Turkish reac-
ton to plan for regulating traf-
flc through the Dardanelles, stra-
tegic waterway linking the Medi-
terranean and the Black Sea.
Some sources said they believed
Mr.. Eden would propose that Tur-
key assume strict jurisdiction over
the strait, barring all merchant traf-
fic without special permission.
(Such step possibly would be
designed to cut off one route for
Oil shipments to the axis powers
Italy in particular. 1t might
also be used as club to prevent
Bulgaria - dependent on the
straits for her sea-borne COM
merce-from yielding too easily to
any German demandsD
Today's British Turkish confer
ence was the first since Mr.. Eden
arrived here yesterday morning.
Turks and British alike expressed
pleasure at yesterdays British an
nouncement of capture of the Ital-
ian island of Castelrosso with it's
seaplane base just off Turkey. The
nearness of the base to Turkish soil
long has been a sore point in An
kara.
The meeting broke up at 1 pm.
for a luncheon given by Premier
Reflk Saydam, but the greater part
of the afternoon was left open fer
resumption of the discussions. Presi-
dent Ismet Inonu was expected to
receive Mr.. Eden later.
Cabinet to Meet.
Reports from Sofia, meanwhile,
disclosed that Gen. Nicola Petkoff,
chief of staff of the Bulgarian Army,
had conferred last night with Pre-
mier Bogdan Philof and Foreign
Minister Ivan Popof preliminary to
an emergency meeting of the cabi-
net
There was no indication of the
reason for the sudden activity, and
(See BALKANS, Page A-16.)
Evening star., 1941-02-27
By the Associated Press.

HONG KONG, Feb. 27-Laughlin
Currie, special administrative as
sistant to President Roosevelt, who
is contemplating a three-week off,
cial survey visit to the Chinese Ma
tionanst government, arrived here by
plane from Chungking in wartime
blackout tonight.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Summary Of Todoy's Star

Baltimore expects showdown in gar
bage collectors strike. Page AS
6 Air Corps units added to strength
en- Alaska defenses. Page A-10
Washington and Vicinity.
Two former Police Court attaches
indicted by grand jury. Page B-1
Medical trial hears private files Of
hospitals read. Page B-1
Fireman killed fighting flames at
Bethesda High School. Page B-1
Evening star., 1941-02-27

Total, 3 other papers, 3S,399
Yesterdays Circulation
(The Evening Starr
We'd, Feb. 26, 1941 *168,150
We'd, Feb. %, 1910 *158,591
Increase ----- 1859
Returns from newsstands not deducted
and no samples included.
The Star has printed the
largest total volume of adver-
tising of any newspaper in the
United States for the past
nine consecutive years.
The Reason-Results
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Buyers Guide

Advertising has a social pur-
pose in giving correct infor-
nation about what is offered
for sale. The advertising COL
umnS of The Star are a ver-
liable show window of all that
is newest and best in the
stores together with full de-
Scription and prices.
The Star is the great shop
ping guide in tens of thou
sands of Washington and
Suburban homes.
Evening star., 1941-02-27

(See BALKANS, Page A-16.)
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Weather Forecast

night: lowest about 81 tonight; tomor-
row cloudy; light rain or snow. Tenn
peratures today-Highest, ST. at pm;
lowest, 80, at 7:30 am.
From the United States Weather Bureau report.
Full Details on Page Az.
Evening star., 1941-02-27

(See D. C. TAXES, Page Ais,
Evening star., 1941-02-27

Continued on Page ALL, Column 81
Evening star., 1941-02-27

(See FAR EAST, Page A-40
Evening star., 1941-02-27

Continued on Page AS, Column /.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Currie in Hong Kong

(See STRIKES, Page Aid
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Britain, Turkey
ReachAccordon
Balkan Plans
British Ambassador
To Moscow on Way
For Ankoro PorIey

BACKGROUND
Balkans haze been caught in
gro,0ing tension, since more than
t1Uo weeks ago, 1ohen Britain ,Uas
reported to haze lUarned Bulgaria
her military objectiDeS Uould be
subject to 0ombardment if Ger
man troops Were permitted to
cross Bulgarian territory. Ger
mans haze been reported fltering
into Bulgaria in recent days, ac-
compdnied by full War equipment.
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y ~ ~ Is ~. ~. ~. ~ ~
WHAT MAKES
HOGAN CLICK?

Press Feature Service
CHICAGO. July 3l.-Do
you want TO become q great
qolfar2
Listen TO Ben Hogan. who
has been in the money" in
S0-odd successive tourna-
rnents: who finished in a tie
for third in the u. S. Open
and who was voted the great
est SHOEMAKER in the business
by his fellow stars:
There is no secret. magic
way. It's a matter of long
hours and hard practice.
After a fellow masters his
practice shots he tunes them.
then TO competitive play.
Frequently the shots that are
good in practice are no good
in competition. because the
player goes TO pieces under
pressure.
SO it's just practice. prac-
fice. practice. And then COM
pete. compete compete.
That's what good golfers
are made Of.
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ANNE ROSS DEBUT
MAY BRING OUTDOOR
SWIMMING CROWN

(AssocIated Press Feature seryice}
HIGH POINT, N. c., July ST.
Anne Ross, a 17-year-old Brook
lyn girl making her debut in the
outdoor championships, may be
serious threat to diving queen
Marjorie Gestring in the nation
al AAU swimming meet here
August 1877.
Marjorie, pretty Los Angeles
miss, won both the springbaard
and the platform diving laurels
in the 1910 outdoor competition.
Miss Ross has been in two in
door meets and won the nation
al one-meter crown in March in
Buffalo. Helen Crlenkovich of
San Francisco, who won the in
door 3-meter honors, may also
perform here.
Miss Ross believes that dancing
has helped her diving. She has
divided her spare time between
diving and ballet dancing for
several years. She'll try for the
10-foot springboard title here.
She recently graduated from
a Brooklyn high school with
high honors and will enter Ber-
nard College, New York, next
fall. Right now she has hopes
of becoming a physical education
teacher. She has long dark
hair,
Cardinals chief threat in the
women's championship will be
Prince Nufer of Goldsboro who
has shown fast speed in the back
stroke. However, she will find
the competition severe with such
standout rivals as Gloria Callen,
Nyack, N. Y, and Helen Perry,
gainesville. o.
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SERVICE SoFTBALL LEAGUE
1890 p. n.y.
SATURDAY


Naval Air Station VS.. Subma-
rine Division at Naval Air Sta
ton Field.
Naval Station VS. Destroyer
Division at Fort Taylor Field.
Sub Chaser Division VS.. Coast
Guard at Bayview Park.
SUNDAY
Submarine Division VS.. Sub
Chasers at Fort Taylor Field,
Marines VS.. DESTROYER Division
at Naval Air Station Field.
Army VS.. Coast Guard at Army
Barracks Field.
WEDNESDAY,
Naval Air Station VS.. Marines
at Fort Taylor Field.
Naval Station VS.. Army at
Army Barracks.
SATURDAY.. AUG. .
Naval Air Station VS.. Coast
Guard at Naval Air Station
Field.
Sub Chaser Division VS.. Army
at Army Barracks Field.
Submarine Division VS.. De-
stroyer Division at Fort Taylor
Field.
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WILLIAMS And
D'MACCIO PACE
MAJOR HITTERS
RED sox sLuGGER CLIPPING
BALL AT .4o7 AVERAGE:
YANKEE oUTFIELDER NEAR
TRIPLE CROWN
tspeelal e rle cltlrenl

NEW YORK, July sI.-Ted
Williams, the smuggling Boston
Red Sox outfielder, is setting a
furious pace in major league hit
ting. clipping the sphere for a
.407 average, latest statistics just
released reveal.
In a total of 80 games and go
official chances at the plate, Will
hams has poled the ball into safe
territory ITO times and scored 80
runs.
The Red Sox slugger, staging a
spirited fight with Joe DiMaggio
of the New York Yankees for
leadership in three departments,
places third in home runs with
20 and has fallen out of the top
three in runs batted-in.
DiMaggio is second to Williams
in batting, .376--.03l points be-
hind-but is setting the pace in
RIBS, 80, and is second in hom-
erS, "a.
Topping the National League
in hitting is Etten of the Phila-
delphia Phillies, .348, but he fail
ed to place among the leaders in
HRS and RIBS.
Etten boosted his average yes
terday with the impressive hit
ting of five for eight in dou-
bleheader with the Chicago Cubs,
All of the blows were singles.
Mel OFT of the New York
Giants and Nicholson of the Chi
cago Cubs are tied for circuit
clouting honors, 10 each, and
Nicholson is first in producing
runs, knocking home rs.
DiMaggio has taken part in
IA more games than Williams
and has tripped to the plate 118
more times than the Boston out
fielder. In runs scored, DiMag
has raced home nine more times
than Williams and has connected
safely So times above the total
of the leading batter in the MAJ
jors.
Statistics showing the three
leaders of both leagues follow:
RAFTING ayarapeS.
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TELLER FAILS AGAIN

Especial ~ The CitizeB)
NEW YORK. July 3l.--Bob
Teller. who rapidly piled a to-
tai of Is victories. last night
again failed in his bid for the
20th win. Starting against the
lowlY Washington Senators.
E,eller was knocked out of the
box and was followed by two
noundsmen as the Mats scored
a close rs triumph. Cleveland
Indians outhit the Nationals.
ISL.
Spanked by a homer off the
bat of Chapman in the final
extra round. the Philadelphia
Athletics took an thinning
scrap with the Chicago White
Sex in a nocturnal affair last
night. So. Harris went the
route for the As. limiting the
Chisox to just six hits.
Bucky Walters. scattering IL
safe blows. hurled the cincin-
natl Reds to a so whitewash-
ing of the New York Giants in
one of two National league
games under lights last night.
Reds got to a trio Of Giant
pitchers for l6 bingles.
Boston Braves nosed the
Pittsburgh Pirates. 3D. in the
other nocturnal contest Of the
senior circuit. Tobin. who went
all the way for the Braves.
held the fighting Pirates to a
half dozen hits. Heintzelman
and Wilkie combined their
pitching talent to Limit the
Braves to eight safeties.
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ENGLISH SPORTS EXPRESSIONS
BORROWED BY ARGENTINE FANS
BY !. +. MeEvoY. APP Feature Service Writer

BUENOS AIRES, July al
John @. Fan, the touring sports
enthusiast from Old Overshoe,
can toss away four of the five
Spanish dictionaries he brought
with him and still be able to fol-
low his favorite game here.
A rudimentary knowledge of
the national tongue helps a lot,
but Mr.. Fan will soon discover
that English or American terms
prevail in this sports hotbed six
thousand miles south of the
Statue of Liberty.
For instance, when boxer Flu
lano de Tai, the Latin counter
part of John Doe, emerges from
his dressing room he climbs into
''el ring" and wades into his OPP
ponent at the sound Of Eel gong"
Although a one-two is called an
'suno-dos'', able Argentine sports
writer's describe other punches as
swings, labs, hooks" and
"uppercuts".
There are Spanish equiva-
Tents for most Of the words.
but North American Terms
have been in popular usage
for about twenty years. Il was
Angel Firpo. whose career was
capped in ls23 by his knock
out at the hands of Jack
Dempsey. who put Eel box" on
IFS feet here. Luna Parks
$4,000 seats are often filled. s.
At the racetraek, a horse is "un
caballo", bat his rider is %un
jockey. and the fans go home
broke even as they do in Jamaica
or Hialeah si
Argentina's national sport is
"futboP' Soccer variety brought
here many years ago from Eng
land) and the Latin PLAYERS re-
fer to themselves as blacks" and
halves, and 'wingers", in some
cases the only English words they
know. Some of the best teams
(and they are regarded as among
the finest in the world still OPP
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HERE'S NEW USE
FOR TEAR GAS!
{Ry Associated Press,

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. July
3l.--Tear gas is being used
on the swank Indian Greek
golf course to eliminate tears
of Illustration by the players.
In striving TO produce new
putting surfaces where the
ball will roll true. Green's
keeper Jimmy Blackledge is
treating the areas with tear
gas injections.
The chemical kills every
thing to a depth Of six or
eight inches The dead grass
and weeds are cleared out.
leaving sterilized soil for the
planting of new grass after
the gas has evaporated.
There Is just one draw
back.
II may ruin forever the
golfers favorite abb:
Il stroked the ball right;
the bumpY grass threw the
putt off line.
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BOB TELLER TOPS
IN VICTORIES AND
INNINGS PITCHED
my Associated Press,


CLEVELAND. July 81
Bob Teller Of the Indians. ex-
pected 10 win his Goth fri
umph within a few days.
should easily lead all major
league hurlsrs in victories
and also in innings pitched.
Most baseball men think
Bob is a cinch to win 80
games 10 pace both Arneri-
can and National league
Fingers. And he IS likely TO
be the iron man of the
leagues. too. With the sea-
son just half over. Teller has
worked in close to eco in
nings.
At his current rate he'll
finish with better than $50
innings Of activity. Chances
are no other pitcher viii la
Dor more than ITS innings.
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crate under Anglo-Saxon names
like "Newell's Old Boys. It's Z
safe bet that none of the .'old
boys" from Newells School-for
that's how the team started-is
still carrying his old school tie
into the fray.
The American visitor will find
himself even more at home on
the golf links, where tee is 'sun
tee. and par is par.
Polo, Like golf and 'futboI', in
PRODUCED by the British, is wide
" played and the terms "chuk-
kerr. ''backshot'', 'cross-shot"
foul and goal or "gol" are
common.
Latin athletes keep love"
cut of tennis or tents" las they
spell IL but with the exception
of counting the points in their
own language. they describe
the game in English Terms.
"Basquetbol. imported from
the United States and rapidly
gaining favor as an outdoor
sport. has contributed few
oddsounding words to the Cas-
lillian language. notably hoop"
and "dribble".
While it has gained much popu-
larity in Cuba, Mexico, the Cen
trail American republics and
countries north of the equator.
tbeisbol' is still much of a mys-
terry here. The Cincinnati Reds
may be champions of the dia-
mond sport back home, but as
.Los Rojos de Cincinnati they
would receive a cold welcome 10
a country where Communism is
outlawed.
Where baseball is played, how
ever, it has resulted in the in
PRODUCTION of such nonhispanic
verbs as "pitchear" Ito pitch),
"catchear" Ito catch) and 'ba-
tear" Ito bat). The payoff punch
is still a ''jonron", with the 81
pronounced the Spanish way,
like an "h''.
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1y wATsslhs E.wRisHrsz1

II, YESTERDAY: Henry ana Luz
ella Pell haze not been naorr;sd
,o'lg-of'ly long enough for :
large blaebottle to get into the
money For Marie Mason, ,eho
thTeio Henry oper IN The olJ
nome tot1n, is siotp a first rate
T T5l, star, and she has asked the
retts % hear her broadcast. ana
'aolo is talking very. peru earn
estly to Henry ichile Luella and
lomrlay McIntgre dance. Luella
can't quite like it all.
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OFF FORM
Jay Associated :res<a

NEW YORK, July 31.-Don
McNeill has been somewhat off
form this season and unless he
finds himself soon his game like
ly won't be strong enough for
him to successfully defend the
national singles tennis champion
ship he Won a year ago.
The nationals will be played
at Forest Hills here in Septem-
Der. p.
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FAST TIME, THEN
fnx Asaaciatea Pres.l

NEW YORK, July 3l.-The
AAU has just dug up some in
teresting early swimming rec
ords: the first champion was r.
Weissenborn. who swan the mile
in 1877 in As minutes, 44A sec
onds.
That's a sharp contrast to to-
days. record of 20:57.8, held by
Jack Medica and Ralph Flana-
gan.
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CARDS INCREASE
!. N. |. LEAD; PILLS
AND CUBS SPLIT
REDBrRDs SCORED LATE TO
TUMBLE DODGERS AND
GAIN MARGIN OF THREE
FULL GAMES
tBy As.oeIated pressl

NEW YORK. July 31.-The
high-flying St. Louis Cardinals
yesterday afternoon bumped the
Brooklyn Dodgers, ga, and in
creased their National League
lead to three full games over the
Daffy boys.
Pete Reiser's circuit clout in
the eighth with a man on base
put the Dodgers ahead after the
Cards had shot out front 81 in
the third but not for long Mana
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TO be continued

who is promoting fights here
now, was a hitting second base
man at Syracuse U, and got q
trial with the Boston Braves.
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DOUBLE-TRUCK
eny Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-Al
Blozis, Georgetown University's
husky shot putter, spreads him
self in two berths when he has
to Pullman to track meets.
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ger Leo Durocher sent Mace
Brown to face the Redbirds in
their half of the eighth and then
the trouble started. Before the
round had ended, the Cards We're
on top GA.
Brooklyn used four mounds
men in vain attempt to con-
troll the Cardinals and st. Louis
sent a pair against the Flatbush
nine. The day before, the Cards
and Dodgers played to TT tie.
due to go on for a decision this
afternoon.
Philadelphia Phillies out
slugged the Chicago Cubs "a in
the opener of a twin bill and
then bowed 3-5 in the nightcap.
A big six-run outburst in the
fifth put the Phils on top in the
curtain-raiser. Cub hitting in this
game was featured by the per-
feet performance Of Stan Hack,
who slammed five for five, in
double. Etten, who
PAGES the senior circuit in bat
ting, collected three safeties for
the Phillies. as did third sacker
May.
Chicago scored early to get the
Jump on Philadelphia in the aft
erpiece, crossing the plate three
times in the first inning. Single
runs in the fifth and sixth clinch-
ed the affair after the Phils were
blanked from the third round on
with a tie 3-3 score
Two other games in the Ma
tional league We're scheduled for
night play.
A pair of day tussles in the
junior loop were rained out and
two other affairs were slated UNI
der lights
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STEPPING HIGH

Les Steers of Oregon made a
high jump of six feet, ten and
seven-eighth inches to set a new
world record at a recent meet in
Los Angeles.
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WOOD JOINS TOUR
fny Assoelated nre.sl

NEW YORK, July 3l.-Sidney
Wood, former top ranking anna
teur singles tennis player. is TAX
ing his first swing around the
grass-court tennis tour in three
years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-31

The per capital sugar eonsump-
ton in the United States is al
most seven times greater than it
was 100 years ago.
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SPORTS CALENDAR
BASEBALL
MAJOR LEAGUES)

TO-DAY
American
St. Louis at Boston, two games.
Detroit at New York, two
games.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
National
Philadelphia at Chicago
New York at Cincinnati iaa
Brooklyn at ST. Louis. b
Boston at Pittsburgh.
S0FTRALL
(BaYview Park. 500 p. m.l
TOMORROW NIGHT
First Game-P epners VS..
Thurston.
Second Game-NavSta VS..
Navy.
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FeIIeT, HeVIng EISenStaf and
Hemsley; zuber. carrasquel and
Early.
Detroit at New York. rain.
st. Louis at Boston, rain.
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e. r. o,Brisn publishes PAR.
Times of Cuba and Pan Amer
lean Review) at San Ignacio 81.
Havana. p. O. Box 329. Tel.
M-lol2. Chamber of Commerce.
Hotel La Concha. Bus Station. -
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VERSATILE

BROOK YIN, July 80. Chick
Meehan, former football coach,
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DON'T MISS PA. r.
eos Flening Stree

La Reyista Mensual en- Espane1 .
Tngles. Mailed al Havana Month-
lY On the 18th. Ten Cents 81 q
Year. Six Years S.. Sample FREE.
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Casey and Owen; White, Krist
and w Cooper.
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Nisht Came
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Night Game

I'll 1nnlngS1
Ross, Hallett and fresh; Harris
and Hayes.
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Night Came
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-31

Wittig, Schumacher, Bowman
and Banning; Walters and Lon-
bardi.
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-. 81 49, -
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~ ~ 81 aTayATAD
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NIGHT Game
Evening star., 1941-02-09
Golden Cir| Of the Golden West

Ches infatuated with life and infinitely lovely-this
- madcap California heiress Geraldine Spreckels Red
gold hair and godfecked eyes precious
SOFT luminous exquisite skin In its she follows the
steps of the Ponds beauty ritual every day
Cloaks her face twice generous quantities of Ponds
delightfully."- sippy Cold Cream. Slaps wipes off, each
time with Ponds gentle Tissues
SpGsheS her glowing clean face with Ponds COOL astringen
Freshener.
Z Then-extra mporant-she masks her face for full min
ute with Ponds Vanishing Cream help whk away anv
tiny bits of chapped dry skin Wiped off, leaves a fiat
tering mat finish that holds her powder for hours.
Such simple treatment-such rich rewards! No wonder
of America leading families follow the Pond srtua
Evening star., 1941-02-09

PONDS, Dept. 158-CVB
Clinton, Conn.
l should like to try Geraldine Spreekels'
beauty routine. Will you please send me
your Beauty Ritual Kit containing Ponds
Cold Cream, Ponds Skin Freshener, Ponds
Tissues and Ponds Vanishing Cream. i
enclose Zoe for postage and packing.