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Evening star., 1949-02-15
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, exp. books started,
kept part time; tax returns: rea-
sonable Or 2OT4.
BAKER. master baker on rolls, breads,
sweet doughs. sour rye. pumpernickel,
hard rolls, etc. Will take hotel posi-
ton: 40 yrs. exper.; first hand all
around Box 253-V, Star. 16'
BARTENTER, non-union, good on
fancy drinks. wants Job. Call WA.
CANADIAN, married. experienced, Of
flee MANAGEMENT, accounting and
procurement, would like position.
foreign embassy or international
organization; CONSCIENTIOUS. willing
worker. Apply Box 239-V, Star. 10s
COLLEGE GRADUATE, economics.
political science, some business ad-
min, age 81, meets public well, de-
sites promisiSs position. Box 251,V'
EDITOR-WRITER, experienced. wants
part or full time work with trade
publication, magazine or publisher'
references. Write Box 130-V, Star.
15s
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Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times. 35c per line per
insertion.
. to 6 times consecutively, 32c
per line per insertion.
: times or longer. consecutively.
30c per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal. SC per
line additional.
Advertisements OF New Auto
mobiles. soc per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines tMinimum)
Fiat rate per line SOC
Evening star., 1949-02-15
USED-CAR MANAGER

An excel. opportunity for an eXper.
man to become associated with one
Of Washington's largest new car
dealers; the man selected for this
position must be able to organize
an eficient sales organization and
to operate his dept. at profit; must
be familiar with present condition OF
used car market in this locality;
renlv Roy 1S3-X Star
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TO A FAMILY MAN

Who now makes S75 week. and
should be earning twice as much. we
have a few vacancies on our educa-
tional sales force for good men who
must earn from $50 to $40 q day;
quick promotions to supervisory pos
itiors for producers; car essential:
personal interviews. Suite 1901, Du-
pont Circle Bldg. IL
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AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED-Earn approx
mately $500 to $1,000. Start
merchandise club-churches lodges.
parent-teacher ass'ns, etc. No in
vestment. Our representative. Chas.
Horrow, will be at the Ambassador
Hotel, 14th and K sts. NV, Feb
catalogue, HoRRoW FURNITURE
CO., ia Chestnut st., Phila. g.. Pa.
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elimination, this
delicious cereal
will suppy it. Eat
an ounce every
day in milk-and
drink plenty of
water. If not sat-
isfied after 10
days, send the
empty carton to
the Kellogg Co.,
Battle Creek; Mic
YOUR MONEY BACI
ALL-BRAN today.
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enthusiastic praise when the serv.
ice Is good.
Mrs. Truman, Mrs. Essary said,
usually reads until past midnight,
writes Is letters a day, suffers at
teas and receptions where she
must be on her feet, because of
some difficulty with one knee,
loves to chase fires and laughs so
hard when something amuses her
that her whole body shakes.
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SALESMAN

S5,OOO-up class. Career opportunity
for right man; appointment selling
only; we have more contracts than
our present staff can cover, sup
ported by radio and magazine pub
licity. Draw against earned com
mission. ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAIN
MICA Call Mr.. Magill, RE. 6911,
for aver,tiya {pfarvieu ia
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INTANGIBLE Salesman

We have what we believe to be the
fastest selling proposition In Amer
lea. If you think you. are a sales
man and are interested in a perma-
nent connection with far above
average income, apply manager,
Room 80, Ring Bldg, 18th and
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Associations, which would permit
alternate delegates from member
associations to vote at Federation
meetings in the absence of regu-
lar delegates.
j. Carter Fort, jr., conducted
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Promptly relieves coughs OF
| 1IGh1hch
CHEST COLDS
|
ADVERTISEMENT.
No Longer
Irregular

"Since I made ALL-BRAN my break
fast cereal I've stopped taking laxa-
tivesy'-Mrs. V. DeBonis, Philadel-
phia, Pa. =.
II your diet lacks bulk for normal
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SITUATIONS WOMEN
BEAUTICIAN requires work OF part

BEAUTICIAN REQUIRES gGrko oSSe o5 part
time domestic work. DU. 9OS6.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, competent,
efficient years Govt; service and
ences. Minimum $500. MA. ooo1.
Girl, eolored, wants lob as elevator
operator. day or night; ref. ".
GiaE. il1s col, wants Job as nurses aid
f2p. ff2It0E;sr Er%a Sfasi4 sY4ff Fl nursery 1s es:ss'
GIRL, colored, wants days work or
restaurant work OF any kind. DE.
I GfsL, Hfil' -coloTed. desires Job as flls
: fiJ f:srk; 4E96 Eet5% reliable and industrious'
GIRLS e 3s5 want Jobs cafeteria work
Of any kind. EX. 0534. 16'
GRADUATE NURSE wishes 12.hour
duty, day Or night; salary $50 ger
GRabDArE R21dNi go opRxeT1cAL RaxseeT11cAL NURSE Mls de-
stres work in private home or doc
INTERioR DECORATOR, specializins
in draperles. guaranteed work.
ted. Box 26S-V. Star. =
LADY. mature, well educated refined,
able to assume responsibility, desires
position where efficiency and depend-
ability are required. Good PIX OPP
orator, poor typist, no shorthand;
routine, telephone investigation.
radio continuity, complaint and ad-
justment calls. Call MISS BARR st
CH. $3.50 ANYTIME Wed. or Thurs. .
MEDICAL SECRETARY, grad: nu5se;
a month. Box 231-V. Star: 49,
% years Of ' hosp. exper. De. $3.50.
RESIDENT MANAGER, experienced.
5eljahle' II b e. refs middle-ased. Box
sECRETARY. competent, ef1cient. di-
versifed experience including legal,
sassV s9l5ege back BACKGROUND $500 mo- Box
sEesE1ARY, SECRET iss.' dependable. experienced.
uate in lourn alisn; 5-day week. $B
sTENoGRAPHER, competent and
rapid, .rty ayaila5Ee bF foss feE temporary as
sT4ENoGRAPHER, AVAILABLE part tims
assignments, Congressional. legal,
commercial; competent. rapid. DU.
TYPING wANTEp-Envelope or post
card car Ia sddEsSsins. Ess $500 18th st; nv.
WOMAN. cultured. in mid-5os. mena-
Der of college faculty for last decade.
with doctorate in nueducation, who has
served parent-te &her's associations
as education psychologist, seeks ney
connection. BaX 235-T, Star, rs
WOMAN, colored, desires Job as ele-
vator operator or morning part-tipds
Job. Call FIR. 1888.
WOMAN, white, active, wants work
OF any kind; has laundry experience;
can shake back, feed, sort, sew; day
work DE. 97S7 bet. 10 Am: snd
WOMAN, neat. colored, Arst-class
laundress. plain sewing, good troner.
Phone Wednesday morning, Ex.
1878.
YOUNG WOMAN, exper. meeting pub.
lie, general Office work, typist, credit,
personnel. shipping, desires respon-
sible position with future. Ho. 6516.
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TRIPLE, TRACK

Storm windows: in times Of stiff COM
petition you need something that
sells" different; we
have 1t in our triple track aluminium
combination window; sensibly priced;
2 wks. delivery: backed by active
advertising campaign; high commits
sion; we train inexperienced men.
See Lou Tulman or Bill Grossman.
at WEATHER MASTER CO.. 31O
Sheridan st. NV. IA. 420l. 20
ASST. .SALESMANAGER
Established real estate firm.. This
position Will pay very well for ex-
perienced real estate man. Call C.
D. MURPHY, Realtor. 1401 25th St.
Sc AT 1927 or FIR 1871 ia
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HELP MEN AND WoAEN

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR for 10.
yr-old suburban newspaper Good
opportunity for person with sales
ability and copy ideas. Box 59-S,
MAN OR WOMAN with initiative and
sales ability wanted as territory
manager; car necessary. Write Box
4O7. Berwyn. Md. -16
TELETYPE OPERATOR. As w.pm.;
Western Union or Army tape relay
experience. Apply 18th and D SITS,
NV. Miss James, AMERICAN RED
CROSS -21
WHITE COUPLE. no children, wife
for housework, husband for outside
work; references required; good sal
arv and living Quarters. RE 1855
weekdays: Rockville 1859 ewes, sat.
NOW Nv isn; Is THE TIME to earn sa5 to
$50 weekly. full or part time service.
Room 1909 Harrington Hotel. 3 to 8
pm. only. Do 1rt pnoGe; .-15
ried couple between ages of % and
45: no cash investment necessary,
car essential. Write Box 30-S. Star.
al
ADVERTISING ARTIST
Layout and lettering experience, re-
quired by advertising agency; good
salary. full time. Call RE. 6919
for amt
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OPPORTUNITY

A nationally known insurance COM
pany, opening a branch ONCE IN
this city, desires to interview young
lady, between ages 20 and 35, for
responsible position as secretary
and stenosrapher; prefer lady un-
attached and seeking advancement:
must be loyal and dependable. Re-
phone number to Box lis, Star.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Between the ages of 90 and 30. for
permanent position with. newspaper;
must be high school graduate and be
able to pass physical examination;
40-hour week, planned salary ad-
v4Ncements and exceptional en-
sonnel ONCE. Room 504. Star Build
. ing.
THE EVENING STAR >
Evening star., 1949-02-15

Wanted. Do you wish to make a
advance quickly to much higher
earnings? Arthur Murray offers
young women. % to 35, with good
educa tional background and execu-
tive ability. a permanent career in
the field of ballroom dancing. No
period OF training given free. Please
do not apply unless you are willing
to work from l until 10 pm. Don't
phone or write. Apply in person
between 10 am. and pm. See
Mrs Pennell. ARTHUR MURRAY,
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ACCOUNTANT

With established mfg. concern in
Wash. area, must be grad. account
ing exper.. excel. future for right
man; salary open. BOX 159-M, Star.
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Attention

Attention Operators
1mmed openings for work in our
alteration dept; 5-day. 4O-hr. wk.
Apply empl. office, 9th flr, Main
bids. $50 to 6 daily
Woodward & Lothrop
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MEN. 21 TO 40


Are YOU faced with q possible layoff
from work? Why not investigate
the, opportunities for Es permsanent' nan
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
as streetcar or bus operator. No
experience is necessary. as we
teach you and pay you While viii
after training about $50, to-
Eether with paid vacations. sick
Leave free transp1Ttation nnpH nov ane aaa
am. to IL noon, Monday through
Friday. at the enjoyment once;
1892 NJ st. NV. lTake routes 10
Rosslyn. 20 Cabin John, 30 FRIEND
ship Hgts. streecars. to door, IL
TAILORS, FILTERS
Immediate openings for men to work
in our alteration dept, 5-day' 40
hour week. a AZ Apply sna empI' 9aifS attire' 9th
Woodward & Lothrop
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the
Business Office, 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue, open
8 am. to II pm, or at any
of the Branch Offices
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 9 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
Lost and Found Advertise
ments on Page AS.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

tNS NOA1bON ~OSNSeS a.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM, clerk; sample
questions and answers; 6S pageas
So. MERIT PUPS, 313 Evans BldEs.
1920 New York ave. NV, DI. 7191s
LEARN IN SAFETY to drive safeIx,
New cars Compete dual controE
EASY METHOD. North 1894
Continued on Next Page)
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HELP WOMEN

ARE YOU An ALERT, cultured wom-
an, $500, accustomed to earning
$3.50, 900 yearly? Educational sales
service; position permanent: free to
travel. Write Box 16-V. Star.
WANTED - Cosmetic and sundry
saleslady capable of managing dept,
preferably with chain or dept. store
exp; excel. wages; no NIGHTS or Sun
days. See DR.. Poppleton, HOOD
DRUG CO., cor. 7th and E sts. NV
III
BIG, EASY EARNINGS FOR YOU:
Just show samples 81 assortment
They'll buy! You make up to
100fo cash prof1t! Name;;imprinted
"Charmette.' notes. napkins, sta
tionery, many other money-makers.
Get assortment on approval; imprint
samples free. FRIENDSHIP. 25S
Adams, Elnlira, N Y.
NATIONAL CHEMICAL company has
opening tn this territory for women
with car for display work. Paid
while learning Write Box as,
Star I'll
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Woodward & Lothrop
Has openings in several depts. for
saleswomen; 5-day. 40-hr. wk. Ap-
ply employment office, 9th fir, North
bldg. 9:20-6 daily -19
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1l01 Pa. ave. NV.
GROCERY CLERKS

GROOERI 7 OLEhhO
Men. 1s to 80. with or without ex-
perience; 5-day week. As hours: a
good opportunity to learn a good
with pay. excellent chance for ad-
vancement.
ACME MARKETS
Evening star., 1949-02-15

JANITOR, experienced, man stoker ser
oil burner. Quarters. Best OF REFS
Phone UN. S164. -1o
MAN, colored, young, wants JOB driyss
ing; six years experience. CO, 4(So
between 4 and s pm, To-
MAN, colored, wishes job, full or paxs
time as porter, night or day. 1olO
D. ST. s.e., TR. 1l4O. a. 49,.
delivery or ehauffeur; experienced.
PATTERSON, HU. 1922. 49,
SALESMAN, IA years experience.
children, own good auto; desires lob
travelling. Write for interview. BOZ
VETERAN. ;}6; 2-yr college bus: adm,
hotel clerk 5 yrs; auto retail asst.
sales. mgr. 16 mo. (Ford); neat ap.
pearance. plea sing personality, hon.
est, reliable. sober. Best references.
job with old established business
with a future; have car. Phone DE.
YOUNG MAN, veteran, with glazier's
'exper.. ref, seek opport. with future.
YoUNG MAN, q. would like position
as administrative techniclan; types
65 vp.m.; is interested in working
with legal sections. Box 252-V,
Evening star., 1949-02-15
VITAL NEWS FOR
RHEUMATIC
SUFFERERS

Now science shows Vhy Sloan's in many.
cases gives such amazing relief from rhesas
matte aches. neuralgia. stiff neck and sore
muscles. Using infra-red rays. scientists,
have photographed the blood vessels below
the skin-surface. These photos show the
expanded veins after an application Of
Sloan's :. . evidence that an ertrd suppty.
of vitalizing blood, which carries away
waste matter and poisons, has been
brought to the pain area.
Scientists have also proved that this
beneficial action peretrates deep down be-
low the surface and lasts for hours. You
not only feel the wonderful warmth and
welcome comfort, you also know that the
all-important increased flow of blood -
getting at the spot whe~e the pain is.
Use Sloan's Liniment or new Sloan
Balm regularly. Ask for the greatess
name in pain-relieving .liniments-
Evening star., 1949-02-15

the meeting In the Gordon Junior
High School, Thirty fifth and T
streets NV. -
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11U1 Pa. ave.
GIRLS
SEAMSTRESS
YOUNG WOMEN

OEAI1O ICCOO
for, dress designer: 8
needed; temporary location, Hyatts-
vile Md Box 2h-X. Star -17
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SLOAN'S 1s'.lsf .. sszs.
SITUATIONS MEN (cont. J.:

Drawings above made By phystcsdn' =
based on infra-rAd photos.
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alert, competent and settled; salary
open. Phone CO. 237S, co. 6573.
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sECREIARY.sIENoG. .,.,s IT 5ss.,sS law once; e
open. EX. $500; ewes. IA. $500
-17
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Y for real estate Office at
on blvd. Ask for GEORGE
Evening star., 1949-02-15

SODA FOUNTAIN HELP, white girl,
exper., from II to pm, no Sun
days; $50 wk., uniforms and meals.
Call WO QEO2 Ia
Evening star., 1949-12-09
Tax Review Board Sets
Dates 10 Hear Complaints

The Board of Equalization ane
Review will be in session at the
District Building from the first
Monday in January to the first
Monday in April next year to heal
complaints on real property
assessment for the tax year be.
ginning next July /.
Assessor Edward A. Dent, chair
man of the board, announced the
books containing returns Of the
assessment are open to public in.
spection and may be seen during
office hours on and after January
IL. The law provides that no com
plant about assessment OF rea
property will be received or con-
sidered by the board after the frs
Monday In April, 1850.
Blank forms for filing com.
plants may be obtained at room
LOT. District Building.
Evening star., 1949-12-09
Robert Carter Elected
By Cosmopolitan Club

Robert G.. Carter, president o1
Parkway Motors, was elected pres.
ident of the Cosmopolitan Clut
yesterday at the clubs luncheon al
the Carlton Hotel.
Other officers elected were p
Y. K. Howat, vice president: Pau.
v. B. Heiss, secretary, and Ste
phen A. Meehan, treasurer. The
new officers will be installed or
January 5.
Evening star., 1949-12-09

director Of the blood bank for the
Washington area. said the re-
sponse was "far beyond any other
single collection by the Bloodmo-
bile unit at any location in the
United States"
The previous national record
was made during the war when
$50 pints were donated at q single
time IN Columbus, Ohio.
Today's high mark was set de-
spite the ineligibility Of flying per-
sonnel to participate. But ground
officers, maintenance employees
and their civilian associates COM
bined to send the Andrews total
about 235 per cent above the quota
of 1885 pints they had set.
The flyers were ruled ineligible
because. it was said. individual
blood donations by them would
bring flying personnel below the
minimum physical requirements
for possible aerial assignment.
Evening star., 1949-12-09
Public Warned 10 Mail
New England Gifts Now
ITO Assure Delivery

. All Christmas cards and parcels
scheduled for delivery by Christ
mas Day in the New England
Safes, New York. Pennsylvania
and New Jersey should be mailed
not later than today, Postmaster
Roy M. North announced.
|, For West Virginia, North Caro-
lima. Virginia. Maryland and Della
ware they should be mailed by
tomorrow to insure delivery be-
fore Christmas. Mr.. North added.
For delivery in the District pack
ages should be mailed not later
than next Thursday.
Mr.. North said that packages
. and cards for the Middle Western
. and Southern States should have
, been mailed yesterday.
!. On Saturday and a week from
: Saturday. all post office stations
! and branches within the Wash
. ington Postal District will be open
on regular weekday schedules to
meet requirements Of those who
have not yet mailed their Christ
. mas cards and parcels. the post
/: master explained. The Main Post
. Office and the Benjamin Frank
lin Station, Twelfth street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV, will
be open on q 24-hour basis, daily
and Sunday, Mr.. North an
nounced.
In keeping with established Gus
tom, the Postmaster General has
ordered all post offices closed on
Christmas Day.
1.-The attention Of the public
may be drawn to this order so
that patrons who need postage
stamps for mailings deposited In
street letter boxes on Christmas
. Day should provide themselves
with such stamps in advance Of
that day" Mr.. North said.
The postmaster pointed out that
. limited force Of employees will
be maintained December 25 for
. the distribution and dispatch Of
. important mail, including news
. papers.
Evening star., 1949-12-09
Army Is Testing PIastics
To Cut Weight Of Equipment

The Army announced today it is
experimenting with various types
of plastics to reduce the weight Of
numerous items and that results
50 far indicated that critical ma
terials would be conserved.
Army teams in the far North
this winter will test snow shoes,
sleds. pack boards and other items
fabricated from plastics.
uartermaster Corps technicians
also are experimenting with such
plastic = constructed articles as
serving trays, tropical helmets.
tabletops. skis, breadboxes and
trunk lockers. Studies are being
made for applying plastic fabrica-
ton to field desks. typewriter
cases, furniture. portable shelters,
combat helmets and liquid con-
fainers
Evening star., 1949-12-09
| Andrews Base Sets Record
By Giving 800 Pints Of Blood

A new national record for blood
donations was achieved at An
drews Air Force Base today with
more than 300 persons giving a
pint of blood each to the American
Red Cross "Bloodmobile."
In expressing gratitude to Col.
William w. Jones, the base COM
mander, Thomas Evans, regional
Evening star., 1949-12-09

Seven miles of the Belgian
coast, an Ostend trawler caught in
its nets q torpedo, complete with
Warhead.
Evening star., 1949-12-09

a. "skippy.". sizes 7 to 3; Of royon
sotin n------------------$I.So
b. PIoytuI Mods, Ieother slippers.
Sizes sh to g.. $3.e5. 8h to II,
$3.50
c. Sling back slipper by Playful Nod.
Sizes 8h to o3------------$3.95
d. PIoyfuI Nod quilted royon sotin
slipper. Sizes 8H to 3-----$3.95
e. Swans leather slipper with clos
tic side gore. Sizes 6 to 3---$3.s5
+. seuffs Of sheored lamb, bright
colors. Sizes II to 3-------$z.95
Sizes 4 to o-------------$3.50
q. Royon sotin scuffs in two-tone
combinations. Sizes sz to 3, $2.ss
3H to o8---------------$3.5o
h. Royon Satin. sling back slipper.
Sizes 7 to 3--------------$l.S5
4 to o8------------------$z.45
/. Daniel Green Pow Vows, Of felt
with frinaed tongues. Sizes 4h
to 9 ---------------$5.50
k. Soft sole Ieother slipper with
pompon. Sizes 4 to o-------$4.95
|. DonieI Green royon satin seuff.
Sizes 4I1 to 9---------4
Children's, Teens Slippers,
Second Floor
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-02
THINGS THAT INTEREST WOMEN
BY Bessie r. Bell


HOW DO YOU lOOk-n the formulas for good living we find
necessary to mix bit of healthy fun No what your
age, for those advanced in years, we'll those
years if it is beauty that you seek to retain, fun play
superb medicine
II for any at ALL play you might just
as well consider yourself sheved into the darkest
Did | say life? Girls You longer alive.
When keep active this quckens the pace the blood
cells hence color in your cheeks sparkle the eyes, You
are physically and mentally alive and in the
has such glowing light that when you oom you
OF float n like soft breeze mparng the radiance
OF living to those around you In word life living
cause you alive
dare say that many wives and mothers often find
that they are slipping into the habit of catering famys
every need in such that they longer any fun
That of course of fes big mistakes when that hap
pens, 1rritability, the bane of beauty, in.
Since there is always for everything, this might
mean that you have allowed yourself become slave
work that you neglecng to play and have with your
friends.
ETIQUETTE sAYS-When someone apologies the phone
Tor getting the wrong number is simply Ger
tainly'
Enclosed ten cents in stamps for are
SHINING THE WAIsTLINE, MINERALS FOR BEAUTY YOUR
MEASUREMENTS TEN ON BEING ATTRACTIVE Adj
dress Bessie Bell Globa Syndicate Inc p O. Box Sc
Manhatanvile Station. New York q, York
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-02
Publicity Gag
Lands Driver
In The Court

Cincinnati, Ohio.-(Atlasl- Will
liams Geroski. Negro driver for
Walter E. Schott Company, an
automobile sales firm was nabbed
last week. while driving fire
enane offered for sale by his en-
ployers.
Policemen noted Geroski at the
wheel Of the gaily decorated fire
apparatus. with banners flying
high with For sale. Fire Engine. -
and stopped and hailed him in
Traffic Court on = charge of using
an automobile for purpose of "Ad-
vertising"
II was a publicity gag, and his
employers quickly came 20 his
rescue. but the incident almost
gagged Geroski.