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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04

geI6affen. @ierber geboren Die Ser
oronltng iiber oie Negelung oes Ser
lammlungsneiens i'm Saarlano pom
| "a, Sebruar 1948, Die @erorbnung
iiber Die Dorldufige 9fegeli,ng oes
8reiiepeiens bonn 8. Mar3 1948, bas
@eieb iiber oen Mufentbalt i'm Snar-
lano pom 80. Suli 1948, bas @eIet
CUR slbdnoerung oes Strafseiebbubs
bonn 19. Suli 1850 ioipie Die 5l1r5eit
Dem iaarldnoiiGen 9anotag 5nr 8e-
ratung norliegenoen 8eiese gum
S6us ser oemofratil6en Sronung
oes Saarlanbes, iiber oie 3ulallung
polttii6er 8arteien uno iiber ben
Shub oes iaarldnoiIben grbeits-
marftes. Sbne bier auf gin5elbeiten
eingeben 3u mollen, muB i'm oor-
liegenoen 3ulammenbang oarauf bin-
geipielen tperoen, baB i'm 'SaarI8ebiet
politil6e Barteien nur altf @runb
zines einltimnrigen 8eidluiies ser
Hegierune nit 3peiorittelmebrbeit
oes 2anotags 5ugelaiien tperoen fons
men. 9ies be6eutet praftii6erlpeiIe oie
Musi6altlng ieoer ser gfegierung
ni6t genebmen Sppoiition.
-. in freien @erIammlnngen!
Ser politiI6e Druid, unter Dem sic
Saars9epolferung itebt, finoet in ser
poli5eiliben llebertpabung aler Ser
iammlungen unb in elmer nit aler
@riinolihfeit ourdgefiibrten Sele-
pbon- uno Boitiibertpabuns einen i'm
Sinblid auf oie audi in ser Saar-
gerfaiiung (slrt. 4, 5 uno 1O) an=
erfannten @rrnbre6te Ser Sreibeit
ser politil6en WeinungsGuBerung
einen beionoers bei6dmenoen Aus=
orlf.
Ga es inn Saar!@ebiet in Sen pier
Sabren nidt moglib mar, cine orient
lide Gertpaltungsgeri6tsba 5l1
iboffen, beiitt oie 'Saar-8ep0lferung
aud fein &edtsmittel CUR @obrung
ibrer ltaatsbiirgerlicben 6e6te.
9ie 8unOesregierung iiebt in Dem
gerbot oer 9emofratiiben Bartei cine
Shle6teritellung elmer politii6en
8ruppe, Die in Siniibt auf Sen inn
6rieoenspertrag ODER einem gleidarti-
gen Sertrag 81 regelnoen Status ser
Saar cine anbere slnlidt pertritt als
oie SaarzGegierllng.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04
Die @auptfade

9ebrer: uBenn Die 3ugoSsel tpie-
oerfebren unb oie 8G,me nusidIa.
gen, mas lit oann balo oa?" Shiiler:
~Die Siterferien."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04
o fliBrr Ktnhrrglauhr

" ~Ao$~ A<s*SA S$A1ssAS
m iiiker &inberslanbe,
" Der bit bas Sers erbebit
1tn6 aus benz Grbenitanbe
Wit linn gum Simmel idmebit:
> fpmme, lak bid nieber
Sn Der seqnalten 8rnit,
&Dmm, fiinb' nns beine 2ieber
go ppG BON !Simmelslnit!
. fomme, Jag nnb iinse,
@as bn nnr Siikes tpeift:
@pm Sd6pfer aller 0inse,
Iom 8ater, Spbn nnb @eift;
Bon 1tnidnlb, Jall nnb @nabe,
Grl6inns, @uttesbnlb,
Bonn ramben 8iikerpfabe,
Bon 2angmnt nnb 8e6nlb.
~
Bon &reits, Mltar nnb &rippe
1tnb bon Der synnsfran cart,
Die tren Smrd Gtmrm mnb 8lippe
2emft frommer Sduffer Sabrt,
BON Grbempilsers @eben,
Bonn fernen Seimatitranb,
Bonn iel'sen @ieberleben
SIM eip'sen @aterlanS.
Aa irbiid 8riibeln, Sinnem
Slit audi nns feline @mb,
Maes 9afden nnb @eipinnen
Tabrt nns nmr sorsen sn.
> berrId5e bn bienieben,
9a bplbes 9immelsfinb,
Daft 2idt nnb Srpit tnb 1rieben
Die arme Seele fins'!
Ambr. .Schubp, S. J.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04
Sn Der Site

Weann: ~Sa, &err @enbarm, es lit
tpabr, Die Srau bat mir eine Sbrfeige
gegeben." 5rau: ugs lit t,i9t tpabr!
Benn ou 10 liigit, Sunseten, gebe it)
Dir nod eine!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04
8eind

~Sit Ser Serr &egierungsrat su=
bauie?" - v8eoauere 1ebr, Der rmbt
i6on ieit aipei Wonaten unter ser
groe." - uSb, Damn mill ib niht
itGren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-04
3ur YrGambel Der Saar.8erfaiIuua

Gie BrGambel Der Saar-Berfaljuna
entbdlt 3tpar 8eitimmuneen iiber sic
politiihe Mbtrennl,ng bes @ebietes
bonn iibrisen Deutidlanb, aber ab.
geieben Don sen Tatiaden, Sie insrpi=
Evening star., 1951-08-01
Inch Of Rain in Hour
Floods Albuquerque
BY the Asseciatsd Press

ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex, Aug
1.-The first heavy rainstorm oi
the summer dumped more than ar
inch of water on Albuquerque in
an hour last night and caused
flash floods in a number of the
city'S outlying districts.
County officials said the flood
in the Stronghurst addition,
northeast of the downtown dis
trict. may have been as destructive
as the one that caused 100000
damage there last year.
Torrents also poured into homes
and yards in San Jose, Martinez
town, the Inez addition and Hoff-
mantown. The latter two areas
were isolated for several hours by
water 3 to S feet deep pouring
across the streets.
Evening star., 1951-08-01
Michigan Senator Backs Bunche as Envoy 10 Soviet

Irefutation to Communist racial
propaganda against the United
States"
Senator Moody expressed this
view in telephone talks yesterday
with White House and State De-
partment officials. They were
very interested" the Senator
said.
The State Department has said
Ambassador Alan Kirk will return
from his post in Moscow this fall.
Evening star., 1951-08-01
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C.
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1, 1881

in lieu Of second Silver Star for
his leadership in an action near
Songna-ri, Korea, last April Is.
The citation relates that he ex-
posed himself to enemy fire to
observe a Communist assault. He
then raced miles to the rear.
mustered tank support and re-
turned to reorganize his unit in
the face Of attacks pressing back
both f1anks. The enemy attack
was held.
Evening star., 1951-08-01
Col. J. 0. Boswell Wins
Cluster 10 Silver Star

Col. James o. Boswell, COM
manding officer of the 7th In
fantry Regiment in Korea, has
been awarded an oak leaf cluster
to the Silver Star for gallantry in
action.
His wife, Mrs. Winthrop Palmer
Boswell, lives at 4708 SedgWick
street NV.
A West Point graduate, Col.
Boswell won the oak leaf cluster
Evening star., 1951-08-01
1900 TroveI Agents
To Convene in Puris

PARIS. - More than 1000
United States and Canadian rep
resentatives of the travel industry
are expected to attend the 21st
annual convention of the Ameri-
can Society of Travel Agents. 1t
is scheduled for October 21-27 in
Paris.
Also planning to attend are
about 500 travel agents from
Europe and other parts of the
world.
Evening star., 1951-08-01
Plot 70 Kill Rep. Crawford
Disclosed in Puerto Rico
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Aug. /.
A witness at the trial of Ma
tionalist Leader Pedro Albizu
Campos testified yesterday that
the NationalistS planned to kill
Representative Fred Crawford,
Republican, of Michigan. when he
visited Puerto Rico early last year.
The witness, Guillermo Herman
dez Vega, 81, said he and another
nationalist had been chosen to
make the attempt on Mr.. Craw-
fords' life at Ponce, a town in the
southern part of the island. They
failed, however. because they could
not get any dynamite, he added.
Evening star., 1951-08-01
BY the Asseeiated Press

Senator Moody, Democrat, of
Michigan, said yesterday he has
asked President Truman to ap-
point Ralph Bunche Ambassa-
dor to Russia.
Irrespective of race, Bunche is
one of our finest diplomats, Sen
ator Moody told reporter.
1T is peculiarly fortunate that
he also is a Negro. AS Ambassador
to Moscow he would be a living
Evening star., 1951-08-01

About 400 million books are
printed annually in the United
States.
Evening star., 1951-08-01
natta&s%
"MiIIion Dollar:
Soft-Toe Kid Suede
OPERAS
in 3-Heel Heights
1905

Your fovorite year round Natural
izer shoes now comes to the front as
q fashion leader for Foil with the in
PRODUCTION of these soft, veIvety kid
suede operas. EIosticized to insure
snug fit, no slipping at the heel, no
pinch at the toes. Truly the "Shoe
with the Beautiful Fit" exclusive
with Konn's in Washington. Sizes
AAAA, 6 to II; AAA, 5K to II; AA
and A, 5 to IL; B, 4 to II; c, 4 to 10.
Sizes lOR-ll, AAAA to B widths,
$ll,e5.
Kann4 4-shoes-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-01
County Job Vacant

Montgomery County has a va
cancy for a personnel eide at q
salary ranging from $3.50 to
1896 a year. Applications can
be obtained at the county man
ayers office in Rockville or at
the Silver Spring and Bethesda
County Buildings. Deadline for
filing is August II.
This city, the capital of Para.
quay, was founded in 1886.
Evening star., 1951-08-01
As Seen in August CHARM, Marie Phillips
plus 2O% tar

LeftMnoure wndowpone check eybock eeen/bock,
red black brown black The jacket hpoeeenne
Reh-Royn houndooh overchek jacket with veeteen collar and
cuffs plain color skirt black brown Both 915
-I Miss Shop Floor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12
Students Faces
We're Red When
Edna" Won Race

LOS ANGELES.-R).-Its a
tradition at the University of
California here that the vice
president of the student BODY
snail be a coed. Men may run
Tor the lob, but they don't get
elected a man is president
okay. But a gal gets the number
two job.
So it was this year-they
thought. The two leading cancii-
dates were a coed named Edna
and a second coed famed joyce.
Edna was a real campus Character
campaigning on a platform of
oid-fashion virtue. The slogan
was women should hold babies
not otfice!" Edna stormed about
the campus roaring at the student
voters. Over six feet tall-must
weigh 200 pounds!
Anyway, when the voting was
over, 1t came to a runoff election
between Edna and Joyce.
1t was then that the gag was
exposed. Edna was Delta Sigma
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12
Sealed Bids Are
Asked BY Navy

Sealed bids for concrete repairs
to twenty-five structures at POin-
ciana Housing, Key West have
been invited, Commander Conrad
: Grohe Naval Station Public
Works Officer announced here.
The work includes the furnish
ing of all labor and materials
necessary for the removal of all
loose. cracked and disintegratcd
concrete from the. tic beams of
the structures; cleaning Of all re-
lnforcins steel exposed by the re-
moVal Of the diSintegratcd con-
crete; and the pneumatic appli-
cation of concrete to the prepared
surfaces.
Drawings and specifications arc
now ready for transmittal to pros
pcctive bidders Specification No.
27455 and other bidding informa-
ton may be obtained on appli-
cation to the Officcr-in- Charge of
Construction, U. S. Naval Station,
Key West, Fla.
Bids will be received until II 80
a. m, May 10, 1851, when they
will be publicly opened in the
office of the Assistant Resident
Officcr-in-charge of Construction
Building No. 81, Front street en-
trance U. S. Naval Station, Key
West, Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12
Identification
Cards Issued To
SA War Veterans

Identification cards are being
issued to Spanish American War
Veterans who desire to establish
their legal right to outpaticnt
treatment for On-scrvicc connect
cd disabilities. the Veterans Ad-
miniStration said today.
Generally, outpaticnt treatment
for Spanish War Veterans is un-
der the same rules as apply to
other VA patients, but the Span
ish War Veterans are entitled To
outpatient treatment for n0nscr-
vice-conncctcd ills, by special
Act.
The right of Spanish Veterans
to such treatment is provided
under Public Law 79l, of the 8lst
Congress.
Once eligibility is established,
the veteran will be given treat
ment after prior authorization,
V. S. Parker, manager of the Mi
ami VA regional office, said
THE Identification cards will
save the veterans the trouble of
some Notwithstanding at the time
Of illness, since it is evidence that
eligibility has been established, -
said Parker.
However, the veteran must
have his physician to advance
authority for the outpatient treat
ment so that the money will be
available to pay for it. The card
Doesn't mean he can just go to
any doctor any time and gel
treatment without notifying the
VA"
Parker said there are some
emergency exceptions to the gen
c1al rule and that those antici-
pating need for treatment will
save themselves trouble if they
will learn the rules. Any VA of
flee will explain them.
Eligibility for outpaticnt treat
mCnt for nonScrVicc- connected
ailments may be established by
The SpaniSh-Amcrican War vet.
Gran in one of the following ways
d. Presentation of form letter
GEL l0-95), which was sent to al
Spanish-Amcrican War veterans
receiving benefits from VA; OF
presentation of a letter from w
notifying the veteran of a w
award; or both.
b. Presentation of an honorable
discharge certificate showing The
veteran served within the lcga
dates. $40
c. Notification of the applicant,
service and C-numbcr through
the norn1al procedure Of filing !
form (l0-232O for outpaticnt
| treatment.
The Identification card carries
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12
LCDR MacKown Is
Transferred To
Washington, D. c.

LCdr. Alfred Burrell Mac
kown attached to the Surface
Anti-Submarine Development De
tachment has been transferred to
the Naval Research Laboratory
in Washington, d. c. He will re-
port the latter part of May to
his new duty station.
Born in New York. City, the
son by prior marriage of Mrs.
Florence V. Foster, 81 East 2lst
street, Patterson, N. j., LCdr.
MacKown was educated in the
Patterson, N. j., and was gradu-
ated from the US. Naval Acad-
cmy in l94l.
His first sea duty was aboard
the Battleship U.S.S. New Mex
leo. he went to the Cruiser USS
southwestern Pacific and took
part in the reoccupation of the
Aleutians. From the New Mex
ice, he wen to the Cruiser USS
Quincy and was present on board
during the Normandy and south
ern France invasions. At the con-
clusion of his tour of sea duty,
he attended the postgraduate
schools of Annapolis and the
University of California at Los
Angeles from which he obtained
his master of science degree in
applied physics. Before reporting
to SurAsDevDet, he was execu-
tive officer on board the De-
stroyer USS Witek.
LCdr. MacKown's service med
ais include the American Defense
with Fleet Clasp, American Area,
European-African- Middle Eastern
Area with two stars, Asiatic- Pa
cific Area with one star, and
World War II Victory medal. He
is a member of the National
Geographic Society and an asso-
eiate member of Sigma III Scien-
tific Fraternity.
Married to the former Irene
Ruth Trumpa of Huntington,
Long Island, N. Y, the Mac
Kowns have two children, Nancy
irene, two and half years old,
and Raymond, six months old.
While stationed in Key West.
LCdr. and Mrs. MacKown have
been residing at 1907 Whitehead
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12
Western Union
Is Cooperating Z

The Western Union Telegraph
Company is cooperating with the
armed forces in publicizing
Armed Forces Day. S. A. Jones.
Key West manager of the com
pany announced here in a let
ter to the Navy.
The lie ter accompanied a
quantity of green, black and
white stickers, showing a calen-
dar open at May 10 and beside it
the words; Armed Forces Day.
1t asked Lieutenant T. w. John
son, Naval Base communications
officer, to place a Sticker on all
kilograms received for delivery
May 10, except messages pertain
ins to death, illness, sympathy,
etc.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12
Son Loses Father
But Finds Way
To His Home

PITTSBURGH.-,P1.-You got
a terrible sinking feeling when
you're down town in the crowds
and you lose your little boy.
That was what happened to Tom
my Powers and his father here.
Tommy is years old. And some
how he got separated from his
dad. Dad went to the cops-and
they searched in vain. Finally
the father went home, bracing
himself to tell the bad news.
He was greeted at the door by
Tommy. the missing boy.
Tommy said reprOachfully:
why did you so off and leave
me? l had to walk home by my
self"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12
AFDC Praised
By Colonel
Holbrook
Confirms Assignment
TO Key West OF
18th Air Force Band

Praise for the Key West Armed
Forces Day Committee is con-
tanned in a letter received here
by Captain c. c. Adell, Com
mander of the Key West Naval
Base.
The letter, from Colonel T. H.
Holbrook, USAF, Sixth Area Pro-
jcct Officer for Armed Forces
Day, confirms the assignment to
Key West of the 14th Air Force
Band and then goes on to say:
THE enthusiasm of the Key
West AID Committee is certain
~ gratifying, and the Coordinat-
or major Gen. C. E, Thomas,
USAF, Commanding General of
the 14th Air Force, Robbins Air
Force Base, Ga.) desires to ex-
press his wishes for successful
Armed Forces Day in your COM
munity."
The committee, headed by
Mayor Louis NJ. ], Eisner, con-
sists of:
Fred Miller, Lions Club; Mrs.
Claire Arlen, Soroptomist Club;
Roy Hamlin, Island City Base
ball League; Jack Murray, Jr.
Chamber of Commerce; Burt
Garnett, Art and Histories |
Assoc; Mrs. Marion Starck, Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Club; Frank Romaguera, Ameri-
can Legion; John Spottswood,
Radio Station WKWF; Norman
Artman, Jr., Key West, Citizen;
Harold Laubscher, Manager of
Key West Chamber of Commerce;
c. B. Harvey, American Legion;
Emilio Norcisa, Disabled Ameri-
can Veterans; Mrs. Blanche NIL
Ter, Beta Sigma Phi; Carlton
Smith. Veterans of Foreign Wars;
and George Spencer, United
Spanish War Veterans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12
Interesting Notes

Diamonds are found in Brazil.
Manchuria has about 10000 900
native population.
Two mountain ranges divide
Ecuador into three distinct areas.
Blacksmiths are so called be-
cause they work in iron and
other dark metals.
The ocean-bottom animal, the
brittle star, has five arms which
may reach two feet in length.
Japan began building the
southern Manchurian rail system
after winning its war with Rus
STA in 1905.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12
The Veterans
Corner
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
OF INTEREST TO VETERANS

Here arc authoritative answers
from the Veterans Administration
to four questions of interest 20
former scrviccmcn:
=. Is it possible To enroll in two
schools at once under. the CT
Bill? 4 Il
~. Yes, but only under three
conditions: % the one complete
course you arc takingsiS not avail
able at a single institution; (2)
your principal school prcscribcs a
course and approves enrolment
IN second school. and CD the
training furnished by the second
school is part of your one elected
course and can be scheduled salts
factorily.
q. May ! claim my grandmoih-
err as dependent parent fn" 81
Bill subsistence allowance pur-
poses? She raised me ever since
| was a small child.
A. Yes, but only if you can
establish that she is your foster
mother and actually takes the
place Of a parent. Under these
conditions, you may be granted
increased benefits for a depend
cnt parent.
O. | submitted a claim for in
creased disability compensation
and failed to show up for my
physical examination, since it
simply slipped my mind. What
should l do now?
{ A. Your claim for the increase
has been considered abandoned.
You should file a new application
and make arrangements for a new
! physical examination.
O. My daughter is receiving
death pension payments from VA,
based on the fact that she is the
child of a deceased World War ]
veteran and that she is attending
an approved school and is not yet
81 Will the payments continue
through the summer vacation,
even though she temporarily will
not be in school?
A. Yes, so long as evidence is
submitted to VA showing that
she was in school and intends tc
30 back at the end Of the summer
vacation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12

Phi man named Ed Hummel--six-
feet one, 200 pounds. He made
himself up dainty like in a kimono
affair, a bandana, and huge re-
ticulc. Nobody has expected that
the students would really be de-
ceived into voting for this APP
partition. But they did. Nobody
knows now whether the students
were deceived or Just enjoying
the joke. Hummel is astounded.
He says Il don't understand it,
but about 200 girls voted for me. &"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12

The polar aurora, or northern
lights" occurs Oftener and cX-
tends farther south in the sky
Just before and after the equin-
oxes, March 81 and September 81.
Der u.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12
H) Wnephoto
up Wirephoto

A few diamonds have been
found in Arkansas, 90 miles from
Hot Springs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12

The assassination Of Abraham
Lincoln in Ford's Theatcr on
April Ia, 1865, occurred on Good
FRIDAY. .t & . ags.e ssaas ]
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12

/ Veterans living in Key West
kho wish further information
About their benefits should con-
fact, the, VA office at Room 2l8.
Posi- Office Building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-12

all thc uefti}ept informatior
neded folG outpaticm tpeatmcn
under normal conditions. tt is is
sued in a plastic or cclluloid cove
sui table for pocket or pockctbook
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01
BY Penn Anxiety 1st

They will work with our COW herd mode up largely Of
Anxiety 4th breeding This breeding has given
extremely uniform. smooth, light coored, mellow kind
Of cows They rosed under strict range conditions,
ore good rustIers, strong mixers, high producers
FP Anxiety 5th carries on the bIoodine we have de-
veoped. while the blood on the two bulls mentioned
will, feel, set onother step forword in breeding
program We have progressively improved for almost 80
years
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01
QYry S

We using herd bull botteY Of three greet Loy Domino
bulls All sired by MW Lory Domino 47th rugged heov-
boned good feshne of the mnortoI Lur Domino 5oth
Sons Of this bull averaged 274 onnuoI sole lost foil
good percentage of them going purebred ronches
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01
FOR sALE

IS Bulls For Sole AZ The Ronch.
Everyone a son o. grondsOn Of Penn Anxiety Ist
ALSO top consignment group GREAT FALLS. HAVRE.
and MALTA.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01
OR LARRY TRIUMPH

Our first calves BY this son Of the '47th and Sv
Fioshy Triumph dam ore light coIored. short
headed. heovy boned uniform all the woy
through.
Arizona sun., 1951-11-30
Enjoy The Best
OF Your Face
By Ruth Sawyer

New York iGlObaD - Observe
your face closely - analyze your
every feature, and then classify it
as to its type. If you do this, you
need only an every day knowledge
of cosmetics, and basic under
standing of face types to achieve
the makeup effect which is most
becoming to you.
The shape of your face can
never be changed, but with rouge
areas strategically placed, you can
disguise or emphasize its shape and
structure so that your face is
pleasing to the eye.
Of course, makeup always be-
gins with a good foundation a
light fluffy cream if your skin is
dry; a lotion if your skin is oily;
regular face cream if your skin
is normal.
The correct use of rouge is inn
portant. If your face is round,
bring the rouge down to the base
Arizona sun., 1951-11-30
Card Of Thanks

We wish to extend our appre-
citation to our many friends for
kilograms, cards, condolences and
words of sympathy in bereavement
of our dear father, Thomas S. Gar
ner. The bereaved family:
J. D. Garner of Phoenix; L. c.
Putnam, Chicago; L. D. Garner,
Chicago; A. L. Nelson, Los Angeles;
A. V. Burton, Phoenix; Odell F.
Owens, Redlands, Calf; R. w.
Garner, N. Carolina; T. ]. Garner,
Chicago; H. L. Garner, Chicago.
Twenty-Five grand children and
twelve great-grandchildren, and a
host of relatives.
Arizona sun., 1951-11-30
BITS OF THIS AND THAT

7th Ave. with Mrs. Eleanor (Nona)
Perkins acting as hostess.
After the usual business session,
the evening was spent sociallzlng
and enjoying beverages. Mrs. Addie
Brown was welcomed back after an
absence of two weeks spent with
her father who was very i'll in
Idabelle, Okla. Her to sisters ac-
companied her. Mrs. Brown re-
ported her fathers condition had
improved immensely.
Arizona sun., 1951-11-30

of the cheek, almost to the jaw
bone, and upward toward your
nose. If your face is long and
narrow, apply the rouge upward
toward the temples, covering the
jawbone and keeping the rouge
we'll away from the nose and the
center of the face. You thus accom-
pliSh a marked illusion of round
ness. High cheekbones need not be
conspicuous if you apply rouge to
outline the hollow of your cheek.
keep the color bright around the
cheek bones, and you will give
emphasis to your eyes and lips.
Bear in mind that artificial coll
-oring must be used and not abused.