The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-08-08
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ten thousand books to the National
Library of Peru which is being re-
built after having been leveled by
fire. The books were collected by the
American Library Association during
a nationwide drive and are largely
non-fction documentary volumes by
or about North Americans. Luther
Evans. director of the Library of Con-
gress. and Ralph Mum, director of
the Carnegie Library in Pittsburgh,
and Francisco Aguilers, Assistant Di-
rector of the Rispanic Foundation of
the Congressional Library are max
ing the presentation.
1t has been a rare thing for lend
ing libraries to exist in the other
Americas. Heretofore all reading had
to be done in the library, but now
| some of the countries are following
the North American system OF allow
ing the people to take books out to
read, for free.
"Anthallan," coal tar derivitive is
the name of the drug developed by a
refugee German scientist which will
soon be available to hay fever SUI
ferers. 1t is in the form of pills and
ordinarily six pills day for three
week period has brought persistant
relief to a vast majority of those who
have been able to use the drug. Other
tests indicate it is effective for skin
troubles like hives, allergic eczemas
and the like.
GLAMOR
There are dirndls and dirndls and
they are worn everywhere this sum-
mer. You see them for early morn
ing shopping, sports wear, afternoon
teas and dancing parties. But they
are definitely typed in varying de-
grees of elegance for which they are
put to use.
To wear with a halter or midri1f
pick simple cotton in lowered de-
sign and not too fussy. To wear with
crew shirt select one with wide belt,
large pockets, braid trimmed in black
or colors. But for your simple or ele-
giant peasant blouse go all-out in gay
rayon taffeta with broad bands of
crisp pique, finished with a perky
bow, or buy swishly black and
white checked rayon taffeta with
flirty bands of black velvet; or
there's tremendously full circular
job in three founces lace edged; or,
if these are too elaborate, wear a
heavy butcher linen weave in black
trimmed with crisp eyelet embroidery
on pockets and skirt edge.
No sooner have you achieved your
summer tan and display your hard
earned bronzed appearance when the
manufacturers come out with new
cologne and perfume called "White
Shoulders" supposed to lend sweet
ness and sophistiration.
Among the new gadgets to be seen
in the stores is the new "Havalite
umbrella" The cigarette lighter is
attached directly to the novelty
handle and has fngertip control. The
wick won't burn out and the lighter
is guaranteed for one year. The UNI
brella itself is honey, with an all
plastic seamless cover printed in
many different novelty patterns, col
ors and designs.
The wide wedding band, throw
back to the style of so years ago, is
the most popular design with brides
today.
One of the handiest gadgets to
come on the market for hair use is
called "Sweepstick." Whether you
wear your hair in top knot or
Grecan curls of a low placed chignon
you'll find use for it in holding the
locks in place.
Tie a black taffeta peplum dipping
deep in the back over light print
dress for pep-up touch to your
wardrobe.
WOMEN
Two girls and an idea was all that
was needed to start two young re-
girls on their way to sue