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The Nome nugget., 1951-07-18
Women Who Marry
 Notify Social Security, Keep Records Straight

Employed women should notify the Federal Social Security Ad- ministration when they marry so their names can be changed on the Administrators record in the central office, James c. Browne, manager of the Social Security Administration advised.
 For the woman who marries and wants to change her name, the Administration has provided a special form, which may be ob- tained at the local field office. She should fill out, attach the Social Security Card bearing her maiden name and send or bring the form to the office.
 The office does not assign her a new number, but issues a new card bearing her present name and the number that was origin ally assigned to her. She then will have only one Social, Security Number during her entire life time. If she had more than one number, she might stand to lose her benefits.
 The Administration keeps all in- formation it receives from the worker strictly confidential.
 The worker may obtain further information from the Juneau Of- flee of The Social Security Ad- ministration located in the Seward Building or Post Office, Box 1881, Juneau, Alaska, Browne stated.
The Nome nugget., 1951-07-18
Senator Douglas And Truman Clash Over Judgeships

WASHINGTON, (P) = Senator Douglas D-IlD said Tuesday he will poll the Chicago Bar Associ- ation to determine whether he or President Truman is right in their federal judge selections.
 MT. Truman passed over two of three men recommended by Doug las for judgeship vacancies in Illinois.
 Douglas said in statement he believes MT. Truman's two choices are worthy men," but he added he feels his own selections have superior qualifications"
 Douglas had recommended ap- pointment of William H. King, Jr., a former president of the Chicago Bar Association, and Benjamin P. Eputein, a judge of the Cook Chicago County Circuit Court.
 However, MT. Truman nomin- ated Joseph Drucker and Corne- lius J. Harrington to the bench.
 MT. Truman picked Douglas third judgeship choice, Joseph Samuel Perry, but Perry also was backed by former Democratic Sen ator Scott Lucas of Illinois and some politicians have looked on Perry's nomination as chiefly a reward for Lucas.
 The rift between Douglas and MT. Truman has been attributed to these factors:
 1. While supporting most ad- ministration proposals, Douglas has followed an independent course on others. He has led a drive aimed at cutting federal spending.
 2. Reports that Douglas may be- come a contender for the Demo- cratic presidential nomination in 1852 if MT. Truman does not run. Douglas has denied any such in- tention though it is generally be- ieved he'd like to have a hand in picking the nominee.
The Nome nugget., 1951-07-18
82- Year-Old Sourdough Marries Sweetheart of Fifty-fOur Years Ago

PORTLAND, (P-Ike Hobson, 82-year-old sourdough, who went to Alaska 54 years ago when his engagement to his sweetheart was broken off, is honeymooning with her here today.
 His bride is the former Mrs. Emma Smith, 73, Portland. They separated in 1897.
 Hobson said they were married last Thursday in Weiser, Idaho. They went there so they could get married without the three day delay required here, he ex- p1ained.
 They planTto live in Portland after HobsoH returns from a short business trip to Alaska.
 Taking the wife?"
 ''No, Sir," said Hobson There's lot of old fellows up there that might beat my time."
The Nome nugget., 1951-07-18
Woman Who Carried Baby Over ChilkOOt Pass During Gold Rush in '99 Dies

SANTA BARBARA, Calif., P Mrs. Georgia Anna Milner, 82, who carried her two-year-old son over Chilkoot Pass into the Yukon during the 1899 Alaska gold rush, died yesterday.
 Her father, William Fulton, logged off timber on part of the present site of Seattle. She is sur vived by her son, William, of Santa Barbara, and a brother, James E. Fulton, Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1951-07-18
WEATHER FORECAST

Compiled by US. Dept. of Commerce,
 Weather Bureau
 Forecast for Nome: Continued cloudy today and tonight. Light rain and patches of fog. Southerly winds IS to 20 mph. Lowest tenn perature tonight 48, highest to- morrow SO.
 Wind velocity reached 25 to 30 miles per hour Monday night. Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1951-07-18
Adm. Ingalls, Resigns

SAN DIEGO, Calif., R - A former director of naval intelli- gence, Rear Adm. Thomas B. h. glis, announced today he had re- quested retirement. A source close to him said that his action was based upon a reluctance to ac- cept posts which frequently de- mand that senior a6mirals support certain politico-military views with which Admiral Inglis is not in sympathy"
 The admiral said that was sub stantially correct, but he declined to elaborate.
 Paper was invented about 100 AID. and soon came into common use as cheap substitute for silk in scrolls.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-11-05
R adio Loq

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Evening star., 1951-11-15

Under d. c. ldaD. couples mus
apply for a marriage license OF
one day. iDait three full days ant
receiue the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays ars
counted the same as other days
william Franklin, 10. $40 Park I'd. NV.
and Barbara Bland: ig. 3l3 st. ne
RaaSpf snd Leeofs asseas ssrother. R go so Ass &
wl1sm ana rleola Sa0vs Elan.. 'st q $3.50 Brand,
wine st. NV.
I'd 1s4sss. Ill Hsrl:ss sss 9g.n @ q ss
Harold ref vi Williams 10, $40 c st. no, and
:, LoTa aine Lsyis, 70. la1s 81 T St, rEossr., n;s;
smith, II, both Of h FsirfMss M y. :
'. .ss iiis ssss,asten %: sso -:1a 4 nv \
ne. and Sylvia Shorter, 81. 1882 enc
Herbert ss a'T Braun. 40, and Sara worthy. 50
AnSpew eGtS q Atwater. ae is s' is14 orren st ne
and Sara Warfeld. 20. As r st. NV
Lawrence sine "a; l1os EobiLnsee1n 29sL e1, s. s.
S'W., anu ne'eh Mill 80 AA~' "''A
Bernell Brown. ir.. %. e11a N st; NV;
and Teresa Chase. 23. 1o1i 10th st
Manuel zenick. c5. and Harriet Chorney
25' both Of 1918 Columbia I'd NV.
Alfred Koch, so. Silver Spring. Md. and
Helen Gray. 20 1SGl crsstwSSoda SsrCS as ar both nn
of aiO Massachusetts, ave. INV.
Robert Fugel, 10, 1900 18th s.; ,,trr nv anp n
Junius MUS Harrison. SO. 47a+ sunset Jsns lsns
Sc. and Beverly Batchelder. @7' aooo
MILTON Wicker, r. ss i I24s ,en dr<ins ksrvsn St
NV, and Lille shaw So l5oo Ashsoi'
Johnnie sr Virgins. SO, 1927 10th st; NV,
and Geneva Young A. sSo @o'n 81
Murray Threadgill. 4e. 1Oe 18th st: Sc
and Miriam Jerome. 80. l7oo swami o.
Donald MacAfee; ss. Melrese;; Mass and
Josenh Becker go. Takoma Park. Md. ano
Mary Devices 81. Oxon Hill. Md.
Evening star., 1951-11-15


that the Sun-Lane route from New
York to the Mediterranean Is 18
per cent warmer.
S7% Rain-Free Days
The record shows you should be
free Of rain for 81 per cent Of the
days during the Thrift Season. The
seas are calmer, breezes balmier
along the Sun-Lane way to the
Mediterranean, which I like to call
the sun porch Of Europe.
Record Sunshine
American Export Lines port at
Genoa Is only q skip away from
San Reno on the Italian Riviera
where weather observers report an
average number of sunshine hours
every month which can be topped
by few other places in the world.
The flower market runs from No
vember to May. and the soft winter
air brings on the oranges and tan
gerines. Truly, there is no more
delightful time Of year for visiting
Evening star., 1951-11-15
British Brush Off Italy
As Mediator in Eqypt

PARIS. Nov. Is (CDN Effort.
lof Italian Premier Alcide de
Gasperi to mediate In the Anglo.
Egyptian crisis were crushed by tn.
British ambassador in Rome who
told the Italians on behalf Of hi.
Foreign Office to mind your owr
business.
As Italy is a normal mediator
in the conflict which interests all
Mediterranean countries, observ-
Iers in Rome wonder what
prompted the British.
Some Italian newspapers had
ALREADY indicated that Italy's re-
ward for bringing peace between
Egypt and Britain should have to
be found in It's former colonies OF
Tripolitania.
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Cliff Gets Granger Post
In Forest Service

/ Edward P. Cliff. regional for
ester for the Rocky Mountain Re-
gion. has been appointed assistant
chief Of the Forest Service in
charge Of national forest admins
tration. the Agriculture Depart
ment announced today.
| He is replacing Christopher M.
Granger. who will retire on jan
uary 80, after As years with the
/ Forest Service.
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Mems Clothing
CIeurunce!

6-s55oo Goberdne Suits. double breoseds lbutton
models dok Sizes Iono /37. 2/3o l/4o, 2/42- SzssS
$4,000 Gobordne Suits, dark brown Sizes /3e
LAD s3l44
$4,000 Wool Gobordre Suits, bueeey, snole-breosted,
$3.50 Wool sherkkin Suit, medium brown doublebeosted
size 81 re9uor 9ZI66
7-ses75 Wool Topeoas natural or eroy Sizes eouo 1856
long 40 os II
z-$ls75 Roneoot ton popIn. fomous moke Sizes eeuor
4-$55oo Wool overeoo blue fleece double breasted warmth
without added weight Sizes regular 1885, $780, W. S3344
$1,000 Wool Topeoo grey covert heather tweed Sizes
regular SO; short S2945
1-$55o0 Wool Blue Suit, double breasted Size IS short
1-$6s75 Wool Suit. broken shadow weave. slight m-notch
Size reouIor 81 observation-disclosures S2ses
IA Pes slss5 Wool soeks, eobodnes in solid shades Of
cocoa Sizes 34-42 -------------S S6es
l-$l4o5 Wool GoboFdine Sloeks bue-e "a wost;
slightly damaged ------------------- s545
l-Ss7so cu-Away ceat. Stripe Trousers. A regular
s4sss
l-Se5oo Wool Kston Suit, blue-oroy shokskin, double
breasted Size AZ lone-stout $500
Kanns-Mens Clothing Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Deaths Reported
(From the D. c. Bureau Of Vita


Rosa chiles. IS. 1881 st NV.
Catherine Rafferty,. 81. 1922 Kalorama ro
Laura Landau. So. 5000 Broadway DR..
DOUGLAS Allen: SO. soe L St. NV,
Dorothea v. voith. 7s. 54o5 Illinois ave
Thomas E. Price, IT 4sss Livingston rd
william J. Dieter, 7e, 4s4s Window Dl
Edward G. West. 13. Trenton. N. J.
Carrie B. Baker. 81. Kennedy Warren Apis
Nellie Parker, Sc Hysttsylile; Sat sorSd, ND az.
John 4. Roussos. So. 1928 Kenyon st. W
walter H White. SO. SIS Raleigh pl. sc.
katherine Locke: g. .55l 18th s.. NV
Irene Flick so 54lo Washingtto,nr t,r, az IA
Hlda l. Hubbard. So. Hillcrest Heights
Earl r. Fowler. 40. AIS Blagden ave NV
Harry Miller. As, 1850 Underwood st. NV
sm.: ss5ns hm1fs q oos SsS psns p NV
Mark Zimmerman. 8, 1895 Whittier st
Infant M Midbon, 1t1c Clifton st; NV:
1Hlis Ro9nsSn 1sn g. sSs y:Tmont ST ont
Charles R. Nightensale. Il. 1850 Clay pl
Charlie pinkney. 81, 4se School st. s.w.
Mary Reed ,: IS: 75s Park rd pw
Charles g. Lucas. 81 1102 r st. NV.
ar1tts Anna Mss Vsid childs x 14o4 half St t.. .v ".
Dorothy B. Young. 40: $500 18th st. NV.
James r Dix. o. clarksviTe. Tenn.
Infant Ronald Saunders. 454 Ridge St NV
Evening star., 1951-11-15

AAND SA
Fortified with q tan, you can
enter Europe from the southern,
sunny side and fan out to any place
on the Continent by rail or air.
Liberal stopover privileges given by
American Export Lines will allow
you to stop and shop at ports in al
most every country bordering the
Mediterranean Sea.
Continuous Sailings
The Mediterranean Sun Liners
Of American Export Lines feet
average about a sailing a week all
during the year. There Is bound to
be sailing date to suit you no mat
ter when you want to go. During
the Thrift Season, minimum one
way Tourist Glass fares on the In
dependence and the Constitution.
Americas newest Mediterranean
liners, begin at a modest $205.
Modern Sun-Liners
The air con ditioned Independ-
ence and Constitution are brand
new modern American hotels
equipped for the sea. They are also
the fastest, largest, gayest liners
riding the palm-bordered Mediter-
ranean, with calls at Gibraltar.
Naples, Cannes and Genoa.
Also in the fleet are American
Export Lines famous Four Aces.
These completely air-conditioned.
one-class Cruise liners leave New
York every other Friday and make
added stops in France. Italy. Egypt,
Lebanon. Syria, Turkey, Greece.
and Spain and return to New York
via Boston. See your travel agent or
American Export Lines, 1877 K st
NV, Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Marriage License Applications

william DeMyer. 90, 1915 18th Ct. NV.
and Pactta Panganiban. 23, 1917 Massa-
chuSettS ave. NV.
Stewart Brooks. 40. Alexandria, Va, ane
Audrey zimbro. 10, Fairfax, Va
John Camm, Is. ago Volta pl NV. anf
Mary Parker. 25, Arlington, Va.
William Lhotsky. 20. and Jean Peacock 1S
both OF Baltimore
Paul Goligart, SO, and Evelyn Cunningham
AZ, both OF 1881 New Hampshire ave
Otis roster. ls. 1885 Stevens rd Sc. and
Norma Standard 10, 1881 Eaton I'd. sc
Jesse Bondroh,, "a. and Beulah Roemer. 90
Solomon Bartieys 23 5oe / st. s.e., and
Mary Butler, 20, 1899 sth st. NV.
Joseph Young. 50, and Gladys Henderson
%. both of 206 Kentucky ave. Sc.
James Warren, 80, Naval Receiving Station
and Jean Waite. 81. 1890 Homer ave
James Kelliher, 20, 1924 2sth st. NV. and
Johanna Mellett, 81, 1874 Fendall st. Sc
Raymond Campbell. 27, 1888 1st st. NV.
and Ethel suggs. "A. 1917 N st. NV.
and saliie Redd, SO. 4O2 n st. NV.
Louis David. "a. "a 53rd st, s.e.. ant
Jacaueline Simmons. %. 607 Alexander
Charles Keyes. "a. Fort Myer. Va. and
Sally Helmandollar. 10. $3.50 14th pl
Evening star., 1951-11-15
THEY'RE ON THE RUN all day

THEY'RE ON THE RUN all day
long so it's important that
you start the youngsters off with
a hearty, healthful cereal every
morning. And one that many child
specialists recommend is CREAM
OF RICE ;. the creamy-delicious
rice cereal children really go
for! It gives more energy than
any other kind of cereal with
Vitamins B.. b. and Niacin added.
plus Iron for rich, red blood and
better growth! Also gives quicker
nutrition is easier to digest
and is least likely of all kinds of
cereal to cause allergic reactions.
So make CREAM OF RICE your
youngsters cereal from now
on! And serve it to your family. too.
Evening star., 1951-11-15

ent, with q gay colored border
worth up to Csc! I'm taking ad-
vantage Of this wonderful good
will offer to build up my towel
supply but, naturally, I'd get
SILVER DUST for my laundry
and dishes every week anyway.
Why? Because those safe, white,
richer suds really dig out dirt
get my clothes cleaner and do my
dishes fast. And SILVER DUST
is $1,000 gentle on my hands! Get
the Giant Size, with your big
Cannon Towel, today.
Evening star., 1951-11-15

who slips into
Europe via the
M e editerra-
mean, especial
ly in winter.
Have a look
at the weather
report for the
last century:
official records
and ships logs
over the last
u
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Fun Carnival at School

The annual "Fun Carnival" at
Hine Junior High School will be
held at the school at $50 o'clock
tonight. Growing Of a Hine
School king and queen will follow
an evening Of games. dancing.
movies and other features.
Evening star., 1951-11-15
DON'T DESPAIR when dirtv disbe.

pile up! Instead, -
add CALGON to SRT
the water, and - IL
the greasiest X 9-H
dishes, pots n TT esW
pans will be lzSI~
sparkling clean L. I.7S5AR
with so little eff SA
fort. That's because this amazing
water conditioner, r,-CALGON
helps any soap or soap powder
wash better and cleaner actu-
ally helps flush out soap film and
scum left by ordinary dishwash-
ing. Best Of all, CALGON is a
blessing for your hands :. for it's
30 mild far milder than most
water softeners. And dishwash-
ing isn't CALGON'S only talent.
CALGON is grand for laundry,
baby's bath (and yours, tooD,
shampooing your hair and for any
washing task. So get at least 3
boxes one for the kitchen,
one for the bathroom, and one for
the laundry.
Evening star., 1951-11-15

1v-------- Chopped Mush-
rooms In Z fbsp. butter. Add } cups
dry bread crumbs. ! tsp. grated onion,
! fbsp. finely minced psrslsy, | tsp.
salt. Y, Tsp. celery sslf. " tsp. pepper.
Add about Y, cup hot swstsr or stock
10 moistsn. Makes 4 cups Of RsvorfuI
stuffinq.
You'll find BrsB Whole Mush-
room Crowns and BrHB Sliced
Mushrooms work menu magic, too
for BIsB Mushrooms are the
.only freshly-picked hothouse
mushrooms broiled in pure
creamery butter and packed In
their own scrumptious broth!
Evening star., 1951-11-15

Sounds like a washday LUXURY,
! know -. but it costs only about
1c to make a quart of medium
starch solution. You can make as
much or as little as you need, too
wonderful for handbowl
laundry. Try NIAGARA Instant
Laundry Starch soon.
Evening star., 1951-11-15

the extra room to hold y weeks
supply of food or more. Yes,
FRIGIDAIRE'S the refrigerator
built for once-a-week shopping.
There's a big Super-Freezer Chest
for frozen foods-2 bin-size Hy-
orators for fruits and vegetables.
And to keep all this food safe,
Frigidaire's famous Meter-Miser
cold-making mechanism gives you
the 3 best kinds of constant, safe
cold. So-see the FRIGIDAIRE
Refrigerators at your Frigidaire
Dealers soon,
Evening star., 1951-11-15

! CAN'T STOP RAviNc about that
wonder of wonders d. NIAGARA
Instant Laundry Starch! You will,
too, once you see how it dissolves
instantly with just a swish and a
swirl) in cold water how it
Evening star., 1951-11-15
ADVERTISEMENT. A
ADVERTISEMENT. =
Helps You Overcome
FALSE Teeth
Looseness and Worr>

No longer be annoyed or feel ill-at-
ease because Of loose. wobbly teeth
FASTEETH. an improved alkaline mon
holds them firmer so they feel more
comfortable Soothing and cooling tc
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Avoid embarrassment caused by loose
drugstore
Evening star., 1951-11-15

Anybody heading away from the
hearth during the Thrift Season
ought to keep a watchful eye on the
weather. If it's warm and sunny.
chances are you'll be happy and
comfortable. It's a wise wanderer
Evening star., 1951-11-15

m axes ironing
faster, smoother
and easier. And
NIAGARA gives
fabrics such a
lovely finish . . .
doesn't streak, or
spot even the
n darkesf co1ore
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Births Reported

fFrom the D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
BOYS.
William and Willie Clark.
Lawrence and Ruby Clarke
Frederick and Madeline Crittenden.
Earl and Ann Dimmick.
Glenn and Maxine Fields.
Russell and Catherine Flag.
Thomas and Ida Foley.
Frederick and Marjorie Meyers,
Ray and joyce Rem.
Jackie and Lilith Ryan.
James and Mildred sweeney.
August and Leta Voehf.
GIRLS.
Parren and Mary Abel.
James and Edna FtzGerald.
Joseph and Gloria Ford.
James and Carolyn Gray.
Lawrence and Cecilia Green.
James and Dorothy Henderson.
William and Selma Hicks.
Allen and Anna Keough.
THOMAS and Virginia Kingsley.
George and Patsy Loughrey..
Theodore and Gertrude Phillips.
Baldy and Mamie Smith.
Harry and Norma Sipes.
Rolf and Nancy Valtin.
KYLE and Ruby Ward
Joseph and Betty Warren.
Malcolm and Katherine williams.
TWINS.
Moses and Mary Boyd. girls.
Evening star., 1951-11-15
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER is,
For The First Time In All History. EXCITING new CREAM
SHAMPOO CURLS, WAVES HAIR
Amazing Cream ActuaIIyGives
Soft Hatural-L looking, Long,
Lasting curis and Waves
While You Wash Your Hair

A successful hair beauty scientist has just
discovered an amazing chemical that &C
tually, curls and waves hair without per-
manent waving. and blended il into an
amazing new cream shampoo. Now while
you shampoo out dirt, dust, excess oils
and loose dandruff you shampoo IN per.
sonalized eurls and waves that fatter you
best halo OF soft ringlets or loose,
natural-looking casual wave. Marlene's
New Hair-Waviug Shampoo is an entirely
new principle that's as easy as shampoo
ing your hair, but the waves and curls stay
in. No worry about split ends, no dry,
brittle, fuzzy hair. no conditioner, no
special extra shampoo. Not a wave set.
No heat. Leaves hair soft, manageable,
fairly glowing with new life and luster.
And you can try on our money back offer
that proves every word beyond all doubt.
Evening star., 1951-11-15
rHANkseIvIhe's just around the

corner - and then
come 7lots Of big holi-
day d i n n e r 5 and
hearty winter meals.(
So now's the time to
get that big handsome
FRIGIDAIRE Re-
Evening star., 1951-11-15
AMAZING GOOD WILL OFFER.

II 8 not often ! can
tell you about an
offer like this
you now get a big
450 50. inch Cam
non Dish Towel in
every Giant Size
SILVER DUST.
IA,a k;nl.l. al->.l
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Everything Blended into One Wonderful New Cream Shampoo

it will last and last! Get Marlene's today.
Safe for dyed or bleached hair. Wonder
full for children's soft, fine hair. Ideal for
dry hair and oily hair alike. First sham
poo must wave your hair as it gives you
the hnest shampoo you ever enjoyed.
Evening star., 1951-11-15
TIPS ON TRAVEL
. By HORACE SUTTON =
World Traveller and Trapel Columnist,
author of the "FootIoose" books

1OO.year weather records show SunLane to Europe
averages 1870 in winter, $40 rain.free days
Evening star., 1951-11-15
BUYLINES ~+~~ b. Olnu Nn.x
Weekly Advertising Column oi things Ne. s"d interesting

Weekly kdveFtsing Column Of things New end
New York, Nov. 15-Heres new kind of lamp bulb
think you'll like much as | do. lis the
GENERAL ELECTRIC l0O-wat "White" bulb This
new C-E bulb has q special (silicon- n-compound)
Inner coating that diffuses the light. Glare from
Eshiny surfaces like magazines 10 reduced and sha.
dows softer. You'll like the added charm and
beauty Of your furnishings when you use C-E
lOO-watt white lamp bulbs. GENERAL ELEC.
Evening star., 1951-11-15
TEXCEL Cellophans

cay every sealing and mending job from protecting medicine
labels and recipes repairing shower curtains and broken
don't make the mistake of asking for just kind cophans
always insist TExcEL Celophane Tape. You
Just look for the gay candy stripe dispenser.
Evening star., 1951-11-15

LA FRANCE Bluing you use /. :.
for it's the only bluing with new
LUMINESS, miracle whitener-
brightener. LA FRANCE in New
Bead Form dissolves instantly
leaves no bluing scum, rust" spots
or streaks and needs no extra
rinse! But besides giving me the
whitest, brightest washes ever, I
find LA FRANCE keeps my dainty
tubbables lovelier longer. Try
LA FRANCE for complete wash-
bowl washes as well q adding il
to weekly laundsjesl
Evening star., 1951-11-15
HERE'S MoUTH.WATgRtko
@SrueelNe g.,

your Thanksgiv-
ing turkey .
made with BsB,
the Rroiled in
Butter Mush-
rooms. Just:
Heat ! esn 0inB
Evening star., 1951-11-15
NO IFS. ANp's OR BUTTS about IL

you must
BLUE to get your
washes sparkling
bright and dazzling
white -. soaps and
detersents alone
just aren't enough!
And he s,,re jt's
Evening star., 1951-11-15

THERE IS SOMETHING NEW under the sun
Tape! What's new about it? Well, it contains
wondrou ingredient developed through
years of researchD which makes It better three
ways it's the tightest sticking tape euer
comes off the roll easier and is anti-breaEing!
TExCEL holds longer, too. because it really
stays stuck sticks tight to everything, even
plastic. That's why call it the tape of one
thousand -and-one uses for it does prac-