davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-04-19
coRSETRY

lz-S5 Wired kyion Bros. Short
line styles, perfect for Springs new
fashions. Pink. white or block. SO
to A, c and D cups ----3.33
e-ls.5o NyIon EIostic Girdles.
Some sheer nylons, some with sheer
ponels; high waist; overoee waist
lines. Fomous-moker styles with
side zippers, good control. Pink,
26 to 3O l1.88
$50 Elostie Mesh GirdIes and
Panty GirdIes. Non-roII top; COM
fortobIe style. White; small, me-
dunn, large; royon ----5.67
4-6.5o EIestie Net GirdIes. Nice
Spring. weight styles in nylon, roy
on and cotton. White: small. me-
dunn, large -----4.34
3-$15 Stropless Bros. Long Lined
with woist-nippers. White or block,
sizes 36 and SO 8,8S
Al6.5o AII-Elosfie BoneIess
GirdIes. Side-zipper style with firm
control; white royon. Size 30,
1888
1850 Nylon Garter Belts.
Some with bones at front with
side hook; also step-in styles.
White or pink, "a to 81 80
zl-3.5o White NyIon Bros. Con
be worn with strops and bockIess
or as q halter bockIess style. 81
to SO, A and B cups-----I.99
Evening star., 1951-04-19
SUITS, COATS

S-$Il5 Hounds Tooth Check
Suits. Podded-hip styles with loree
button trim, pure wool in block
and white or brown and white.
II to l8. SS4
7-So8 Novelty Worsted Suits.
Tailored revers, four buttons, set
in pockets. Block, brown, novy
check with white. II to l8-. S78
z-$l7o Eamous- maker Wool
Crepe Suits. Fine-quolity suits
with wide revers and cuffs. flashing
white pique trim. Navy and block.
Ia and l8 S139
lo-SI1o Forstmonn Fleece coots.
FuII-Ieneth with modified backs,
DoImon sleeves, turn-bock cuffs.
Beige. red, gold. 10 to l6- SS4
12-$l5s Cashmere and Wool
coafs. Full books, raglan sleeves,
small roll eolIors, large potch
pockets or slonted slosh pockets.
Noturol, 8 to 14--S138
z-S75 strooek Wool coots. Roe-
Ian sleeves, small collars with four
large buttons. Gold. 10 and Y,
1-es.75 Strooek Fleece coot.
ToiIored box style with wide revers,
three large buttons. Beige. size !
S44
Evening star., 1951-04-19

will conduct the various bird walks
this weekend.
Garden tours will be conducted
Saturday afternoon from 8 to
O'Clock in Meridian Park and on
Sunday at II am. 2 pm. and
pm. in Dumbarton Oaks Park
Many varieties of Towering plants
and shrubs may be seen at each
of these two parks.
Evening star., 1951-04-19
=
Musical Comedy Benefit
To Open Here Tonight

Gilbert and Sullivan's "Ruddi-
gore" will be presented at $3.50
O'Clock tonight, tomorrow and Sats
urday in Lisner auditorium
first and H streets NV,
for the benefit of the Air Force
Aid Society.
Participating in the. production
viii be the Women's Glee Club OF
George Washington University. the
Air Force symphony Orchestra.
and @The Singing Sergeantst
Evening star., 1951-04-19
SPORT SHOP

24-7.95 Beeded BIouses. Lovely
styles for Iote-doy or evening.
Long or short sieeved styles in
royon crepe -. in black, white
or pink. II to l6--t-----4.88
1o-I4.s5 Royon Tissue FeiIie
Blouses. Short or long sleeved
styles, we'll tailored for year round
wear. Pink, beige, white. 10
to l6------4-- o.S8
1o-l7.s5 to SIS Wool FIanneI
Skirts. Fomous-moker styles for
wearing now and later on. Many
styles from which to choose.
Mostly imported woods. Bosics and
bright eoIors. 10 to 1888
1o-l4.s5 and 1926 Corduroy
Joeket. Boxy styles, also bottle
jacket types in wool jersey. Red,
green, black or navy. 10 to 18.
Evening star., 1951-04-19

rice cereal because it gies more
energy than any corn, 5heat or
oat cereal! In addition, CREAM
OF RICE gives qniekr nutri-
tion, with added Vitamps B., B.,
and Niacin-plus Ironfor rich,
red blood and better growth.
CREAM OF RICE is eaier to di-
gest, too (can't harmeyen the
most delicate normal digestive
tract) -. and is leas likely Of
all kinds of cereals tscause al
lergic reactions. Seve your
whole family Cream Q Rice!
Evening star., 1951-04-19
COATS, ToPPERs

l-$i6e Cashmere ond-W COL
Coat. FuII-bock style with deep
Dolmon sleeves. Perfect troveIer.>
NutpsoI, size IA Sl38
z-sils Cashmere coa.s. Full
length styles with modified backs.
l00qo cashmere, noturol shode.
Size Il SIS
z-7s.75 Wool chesterfieIds.
Snort styles for town wear With
velvet coIIors. Block or brown.
Size 10 S48
z-7e.75 Hart Sehoffner 6 Morx
coots. Ours exclusively. these "a
length coots in Stroock or Chin
chilIo fubric; tailored for long and
lovely wearing. Kelly green or
navy. Size 10 S48
l-sl59 Wool BroodeIosh Persion
Lomb-trimmed Coat. Fitted style
with full skirt, reversed panels.
Dark green, size 10 --S78
3-$98 Three-quarter Length Top
pers Hounds tooth check with full
swinging back; large potch pockets.
Brown and white. black and white.
8 to IL - SS4
1855 Forstmonn Wool Top-
pers. Suede finished with full
books, deep sleeves. Beige with ton-
oerine lining or iiioe with novy
lining. 8 to II S64
Evening star., 1951-04-19

] you money, listen to this
NIAGARA costs only about e to
make a quart of medium starch
solution and you can make
ms much or as little as you iced.
I NIAGARA is ready to use IN
stdntly in cold water >. with
lust swish and a swirl. Makes
ironing faster, and smother,
gives clothes a lovely finisi, too
-. won't streak or spot evm. the
darkest colors. So save peney
and get the best by iniisting
ON NIAGARA Instant Sta,ch.
Evening star., 1951-04-19
SPORT SHOP

4-$25 ond 1895 Royon Gobor-
dine Roineoots. WeII-toilored styles
in smooth woter-repellent fobric;
also some in shorkskin. Beige or
grey. 10 to Is ----l2.SS
-lz.s5 Royon Pineheek Dresses.
Three-quorter sleeves. sIim-lined
with leather belt. Grey. brown or
green. 10 to 18 --7.SS
l4.95 Wool Flannel Joekets. In
eroy, red. green, black or beige.
Sizes 10 to l8. --7.SS
1885 Wool Mixture Suits. All
with lined jackets. perfect for ol-
Spring wearing. Slim skirts. we'll
cut jackets. Red. green or brown.
Sizes IA to l8 1888
f0-$25 Fomous-moke Suits. All
wool flannel suits with unlined
jackets, in red, green or brown.
Sizes 10 to lo--------8.S8
Evening star., 1951-04-19

beans with BinB Sliced Mush-
rooms add BinB Chopped
Mushrooms to gravy and pour
over day-old rolls. BinB Mush-
rooms have a gift for giving left
overs taste-enticing goodness
for they're the only mushrooms
broiled in pure creamery butter
and then packed in their own
fiavorsome broth. And they save
you time, work. and money, for
there's no peelfng, no trimming
and NO waste. Try 'em. soon!
Evening star., 1951-04-19

several Of these soft,lu ,luffy beau-
ties" . for nobU ever has
enough face cloths hand. And
Of course, nobody cl get along
without SILVER JUST once
they try it fo those safe,
white, richer suds ally dig out
dirt to get your cthes cleaner
faster and it'so grand for
dishes, so kind to ylr hands. So
don't miss this wolerful oppor-
unity. Get SILvE DUST with
the new pastel Nor Cannon
Face Cloth todayYou'll be de-
lighted, ! know. 7
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GOOD WILL oFFER like this

are fe' and Tar
betwee. Now you
get a ovely new
pastel :olor Can
non Fse Cloth in
every R egular
Size lckage of
SILVR DUST
you hg! I know
you'uyant to get
Evening star., 1951-04-19

tie soap cut oil and other sticky
soil :. and rinses away all
washing film. CALGON is kind
to baby's skin, too /. is many
times milder than ordinary
water softening compounds. And
use it for washing baby's clothes
=. because it reduces danger Of
irritation by keeping woolens,
silks and cottons free Of harsh
washing film and soil residue.
But don't give baby all the CAL
CON =. you'll want it for your
bath, laundry, dishes, and every
washing task.
Evening star., 1951-04-19

II you don't agree just return
the bottle and tell why you don't
like it. But I'm sure once you try
it. you'll never be withoutsit; for
Bactine is wonderful for cuts and
scratches doesn't hurt nor stain),
relieves itching from insect bites
and helps combat the infection
Of Athletes Foot. Makes a mar
velous deodorant and disinfect-
ant for sickroom, kitchen and
bathroom, too. So get Bactine in
the 30e or zoe size. P.S. Bears
Parents Magazine and Good
Housekeeping Seals.
Evening star., 1951-04-19
DRESSES

ISIS "Mountoin Home" Cos
tune Dresses. Wool and royon
jersey thot's soft to the skin; with
pure silk suroh blouses. Black,
navy. beige and grey. II to l8,
Ours exclusively 44
1855 Wool Costume Dresses.
White with navy printed blouse
two-piece costumes Of greet
versatility. Ia and To- S44
22-zz.75 to 1915 Junior
Dresses. Royon sheers and royon
printed erepes in street and otter
noon styles. Novy and colors. 9
to l5--------16.SS IS
l6-Sz5 TO 1915 Rayon Sheer
and Print Crepe Dresses. Lovely
Spring styles. slim and full skirt;
some with copelets. Navy, black
and coIors. II to 20----16.SS
Evening star., 1951-04-19
TINY TOTS get "tuckerd out"

playing hard all day
90. it's important to
start them off with
an energy building
cereal every morn
ing. And CREAM OF
RICE is the one /
suggest, for child spe.
eialists recommend
this smooth, delicious
Evening star., 1951-04-19
WHY LET LEFTOvERs crowd

your refrigerator
turn them into
speciality dishes
with BinB Mush-
rooms. For in
stance: Garnish
ham and corn cas-
serole with BinB
Whole Mushroom
Crowns give
zest to string
Evening star., 1951-04-19
DRESSES

io-2z.75 Paul Sqrsent Dresses.
Ours exclusively. these SNORT
cosuoIs ore known for their fine
toilorine, ore oceented with jewel
buttons, have jewel necklines.
Black and coIors. II to 20.
s-4s.s5 TO 6s.es Eisenbers
orisinoI Dresses. Ours exclusively,
these beautifully styled dresses ore;
unique in quality and workn4o1-
ship, will be smart for seasons 10
come. Royon cfepes With rhine
stone ornaments. Block and
eoIors. 10 to l6 $2S
1885 to 6s.sS Misses Alter
noon Dresses. Royon erepes with
full or slim skirts; O few pure wools
included. Block, navy, wine,
green. 10 to l8 S28
9-3s.95 Wool Gobordine Dresses.
Toilored clossics with snort de-
toiIine; perfect for coreer. Novy
and colors. IL to l8---S22
Evening star., 1951-04-19
! BUY:LLNES+ By Nancy Ssasser
AWsekiy Advertising Column Of Things New and interesting

New York, April 19-Rice is really coming into
its own for more and more homemakers
are discovering how wonderfulsit is for every.
thing from breakfast to dessert-dishes. And for
my money, UNCLE BEN'S Converted Long
Grain Rice is the best you can buy :. in fact,
it's guaranteed to cook up fluffy, light n white
every time or your money back! And it's so
nutritious and delicious 7..... has distinctive,
rich favor that blends perfectIy with frllits
Evening star., 1951-04-19

way to make sssorts Of treats
extra-enticipg. aat's because its
ready-mixet inust-right propor-
lions Z. ydu jit shake 'n,sprin.
kles and ysu'va sparkling top.
ping for cjnnslon toast, as well
As cereals Bwn Betty baked
apples aId "host" nf other
treats. EsyBo see why the
DOMINoISuar and Cinnamon
shaker cdnein handy for cook.
fng. too 10 keep one shaker
b, the tlbltiit's that pretty!)
and onelh lie Kitchen.
Evening star., 1951-04-19
1915 MILATEEN SPRING ToppERs :.

Here's smart style you'll wear now over
suits, alone all summer! Pure mIoteen'
topper, casual, lightweight design with
soft, full sleeves; navy, red rust or gold. 8
to l6.
Evening star., 1951-04-19
WANT TO GIVE YOUR BABY

ATREAT? Then
put CALGON in
baby's bath /.
for this amazing
W water condi-
toner not only
makes the water
soft n silky..but
helps mild, gen
Evening star., 1951-04-19
IRIS ns5Db FOB oNCE-A-wEEK SHOPPING = the new 2doo

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FRIGIAIEs Imnerial Refrigerator that lets you
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gives NIsdfe coHstants cold from three different re-
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Let E FRIGIDAIRE Dealer tell you all ebout this,
Evening star., 1951-04-19

gritty cleansers that scratch the
surface every time you clean
them, gritfreeesB BON AMI neDer
scratches :. actually gives sinks
and bathtubss feven pots and
pans. super sheen as You
clean. What's more, it's gentle
on your hands, too :. for there's
no grit or harsh caustics3 to red.
den them So get speedy. safe
BON AMI the brightest
cleanser on the market today.
P.S. You'll like handy, thrifty
BON AMI Cake, too, for many
household cleaning tasks.
Evening star., 1951-04-19
CELEBRATE THE

DAY you try
that new wash
day wonder +.
NIAGARA In
} slant Laundry
Starch. It's the
only starch Of
its kind in the
world. 1t saves
Evening star., 1951-04-19
MEALTnfE oRNACK TInGE

It's always le
fright" time to vt
DOMINO Sugar I'd
Cinnamon In itat-
tractiye new MS
shaker on the Me.
truly, I couldn'get
along without !.
Evening star., 1951-04-19
ACCESSORIES

l3-4.95 Reyon challis Bed jack
cts. Washable joekets; blue or
white, rosebud prints. Small or
medium "a SO
24-S.S5 NyIon crepeIon Slips.
NyIon net-trimmed slips from O fo-
nous maker. White. SO and 40,
5.SS
Il-$5 smdrsly Styled UmbrelIas. I
Solid-colofs with contrasting trims.
Prince of Wales hondIes. Royon
ncetote;; brown, wine, green, navy.
3.SS
A-5.S5 Large Royon Crepe Slips.
Fomous-moker slips with delicote
loce trims. White, size 40 --2.SS
lo-ls.5o Genuine Calf Hond-
boss. Gold-ploted eriss-cross
handle. In brown, navy or block,
1888
Plus Tex
Evening star., 1951-04-19
THIS is MY LUCKY DAY for I've 1

DAY for I've discovered GOOD LUCK,
table margarine sosfresh downright
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e it isn't just another margarine
Hd 49, pressure-blended for table full
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than the best cooking magarine
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Evening star., 1951-04-19
v HAT EVERY WOMAN

should know. One OF
the finest family an
tiseptics and germ
killers on the market
is BACTINE. In fact,
Miles Laboratories
) know it's SO good
they'll give you dou-
hln nn
Evening star., 1951-04-19
ia MAN WHO MAKES Tenn told

me there's only
one way to keep
sinks and hath
tu BIS ng
their sparkling
best -. and that
is with BON
/ AMI Cleanser.
You see unlike
Evening star., 1951-04-19
FINE FABRIC WOOL SUITS! MANY STYLES!
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Loge group Of the couns finestnone suits for
and all yeor In silky gobordnes, Forstnnns mioteens and
Black vine dark green red plum and mixtures Misses,
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Evening star., 1951-04-19

meats, vegetables poultry and seood So why make egan
extending of hghco foods and lefovers with this fluffy
fluffy rice You'll find recipes right the UNCLE BENS
package try tonight!
Evening star., 1951-04-19

53-Lone or short sleeves, jewel necks styles
perfect for suits; two-tone designs. In White,
pink, eeesheII, navy or brown. 10 to g.
Evening star., 1951-04-19

7o-WelIcu styles with bright contrasting piping suit
able for and In jonqu toPoz 81 to 38
Arizona sun., 1951-08-24
Sadly, Negroes
Regret No Tears
For Stephen

New York = Global - ''It is re-
grettable that many men, who in
one sense have been useful to the
country, cannot be mourned by
Negroes after their DEATH" said
a cynical Harlemite upon reading
an editorial of Stephen T. Early,
onetime press secretary to both
President Roosevelt and President
Truman.
"Steve" might have been a good
newspaper man as many of his
contemporaries insist, and he un-
doubtedly was a loyal American in
the way he, as relative of Con-
federate General might see it. But
Harlemites will remember him
principally as the man who kicked
a Negro policeman in the groin
at Pennsylvania Station here dur
ing the 1914 presidential compaign
while the officer was on guard,
protecting the life of the presi-
dent.
We Negroes will mourn Early's
passing. His most dramatic con-
tact with them was most bitter.
Arizona sun., 1951-08-24
Phoenix Delegates Return From
Southwestern Region Of NACW

Delegates from seven states at
tended the Southwestern Region
of the National Association of Col
ored Women during it's Seventh
Biennial Session in Tucson, at the
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, Au-
gust 18th through 22nd.
Present was the National an
international President, Mrs. Ella
P. Stewart, who just returned
from the Orient where she has
been federating groups. Another
outstanding personality of the as
sociation in attendance included
Mrs. Genevieve M. Weaver, South
western Regional President.
Phoenix delegates included Mes
DANES Emma E. Gardner, Arizona
State President of NACW; Chris
tine Jackson, Chairman of execu-
tive board. Mrs. Frances Lewis
of Tucson, and Mrs. Chlora Sledge,
Los Angeles, both formerly of
Phoenix, having retained their
Phoenix membership, were present.
Mrs. Sledge is Past State President
of California. Mrs. Ella White of
Los Angeles, who organized the
association in Arizona, and was it's
first president, was also present.
The Women's Progressive and
Civic Club of Tucson was the con-
vention's host. The theme of the
convention was Human Rights;
the motto: Service"
The Phoenix Federation of Col
ored Women's Clubs will host the
conclave next year.
Arizona sun., 1951-08-24
POEM OF THE
WEEK
THE LOVE OF MONEY

It's money, money, money!
Such graft in the heart of some
men;
They will have it or die trying,
If they have to stoop to sin.
Well start right in some pulpits,
Not from anything they'll hardly
refrain,
If they can see a real good chance,
A lot of money to gain.
We all have to have money,
And money is alright in its place;
But the love of its is carrying
Some people to a grave of disgrace.
We see from Holy Scriptures,
These words being fulfilled;
It tells us the love of money
Is the root of all evil.
It seems some people are crazy,
They'll be bribed with most any
amount;
They never stop to consider
That some day they'll be called
W dCCOuuL.
Some teachers in the school rooms
Just teach for the gain in it;
The child's good is the least
considered,
Now, don't holler if you are not
hit.
They never give it a second
thought,
The child's destiny they're helping
to shape;
Then, when something comes up
wrong,
No blame they are willing to take.
Money has blinded most people,
And Satan has put them to sleep;
Their dreams are all of this
worlds goods,
Satan's dragging them into the
deep.
It's time you were awakening
To the fact of realization;
You'll find the value of money far
less
Than persons soul salvation.
Jennie Tannehill.
Arizona sun., 1951-08-24
The Crystal
BALL
BY Ernestine Mathews

Greetings Readers:
Again I gaze into the crystal
to foretell the future of my many
friends. The Crystal Ball shows
me a lot of weary faces since
school days are getting close.
1 wonder why Melvin Smith is
not parking his T-Model in the
ally nowadays? Is it because Ruby
Miller is out of town and he has
no reason to park there?
Looking deeper into the crystal
I now see vocalist and it's none
other than Lonely Queen Esther
Braggs, singing in the beautiful
Gordon Lavista Theatre = her
most requested song, "Baby Please
Come Back To Me-"
Now that Wilma Jean is on
her vacation, I wonder = will
Garnett stay in?
The Crystal Ball shows me lots
of flowers falling from nowhere.
What's the meaning of all this =?
Oh, I see, it's Lois Mcdonald and
Dave Liggins enjoying an imagin-
ary wedding.
/ now see in the Crystal Ball a
young lady who would be very
glad if the war was over, and it's
Carol Frances Vance, longing for
her long gone husband, who is
far away; also my pal, Jean Heard.
Joseph William, report to the
M & M Building to see Doctor
Heard in order that she might
test your eyes. They are getting
weak from spying.
What's this I see? It's Marion
Franklin's latest movie, "My Love
and l." and there's Snake Nelson,
admiring her. What's the matter
Mathis, did William Royal move
you out of the picture?
Until next week, keep your
hand on your heart and your mind
on the Crystal Ball = For now
that is all.
Arizona sun., 1951-08-24

"HAPP PENS"

No human being ever found"
happiness. Happiness just chap
pens" of course. It is a gift from
destiny. You cannot dig it up,
pump it up, or otherwise discover
it. You cannot buy it, nor make
it come like a conjurer by slight
Of hand. The harder you run after
it, the faster it flees before you.
1t is like seeking the end of the
rainbow.
Happiness always comes to you
over your shoulder. And it comes
most permanently and regularly
|, to those who are trying to make
other people happy.
Just help some one, give a word
of appreciation to a sensitive boy
or girl, cheer up discouraged
worker, amuse a child, forget all
your troubles, and the first thing
you know = happiness = the will
full jade, will steal up behind you
and have her arms about your
neck.
Arizona sun., 1951-08-24
Dickey
Continued from Page u

(COntlnued from rage -
much the experience had meant
to him, but must leave before that
time as he is being relieved from
active duty and will Immediately
return to classes at Western Re-
serve University in Cleveland,
Ohio, where he has one more year
before he gets his masters de-
gree in social work. After grad
uation from the school of social
work of Western University,
Dickey says he hopes to come back
to the West AID do group work
with boys and young men.
Dickey could not recall the
names of all the boys who made
Carver history by getting the Car
yer ROTC started, but he did re-
member 1st Lieut.. John Collins,
Co. Executive Officer, 1st Lieut..
Marvin Jones, 1st Lieut.. Travis
Williams, and Lieut.. Essie White,
and End Lieut.. Dewitt Russell,
platoon leaders, and 1st Sgt. Phil
Green. He said he hoped the Car
yer boys this year would want
again to make school history by
working to keep the ROTC unit
that he and other former Carver
ties had worked so hard to bring
to the school as a new opportunity
for Carver students.
Arizona sun., 1951-08-24
Three Men
Indicted For
Murder

Kansas City (NNPA) - Three
colored men were indicted here
last Tuesday charged with the
murder of Matt Jones, whose body
weighted with a concrete block
was found in the Missouri River
two days after he was to have
appeared as witness in contempt
of court proceedings against Alfred
H. Osborne, white attorney.
The indicted men are Ivory
Johnson, alias Ivory Hudson, alias
Seldom Seen;" Floyd Caesar
Smith and Erwin Curtis Jones.
Each was charged with inflicting
fatal wounds on Matt Jones by
hitting him with .38 caliber re-
volver.
Johnson was implicated in the
killing by Smith and Erwin Jones
after they had admitted taking
part in the kidnapping and murder
of the missing witness last July o.
Johnson, who returned voluntar-
lily from Chicago Sunday, August 4,
stoutly maintained his innocence.
All three, when arraigned minutes
after the indictments were re-
turned, pleaded not guilty. Circuit
Judge John Cook ordered them
held without bond for the Sep
tember term of court, which opens
Sept. 10.
Jones was to have been a wit
ness in contempt proceedings
against Osborne, growing out of
alleged jury tamporing and pro-
curing of false testimony in dam
age suits.
Arizona sun., 1951-08-24
PHOTOGRAPHS
for the
Homemoker

Cotton is the safest fabric for
doctors and nurses clothing. In
the operating room, static electri-
city generated when fabrics made
of synthetic fibers rub against
each other may cause some anes-
thetics to explode violently.
Provide a clear vision of the
highway from your driveway.
Many accidents occur because peo-
pie don't stop on their drives to
see if other vehicles are coming
down the highway. Vehicles on
highways have the right of way.
Misuse of electricity causes TO-
200 fires in the nation every year.
Supplies of burlap and cotton
for bags is likely to get tight. Let's
take good care of the ones we
have.
The men in any of the State
Border Inspection Stations are
safeguarding your welfare. They
keep out fruit and vegetables as
they are brought into the state
so at to prevent plant diseases
from destroying Arizona crops
For instance the citrus blackfly
is destructive pest of citrus and
evidence indicates it to be a hitch
hiker. If this pest infests Arizona s
citrus it can injure seriously one
more, this insect, if turned loose
Of Arizona's industries. Further
in the state, can create citrus
shortages with the resultant high
retail prices.
Give the Inspector at the Bor-
der Station your cooperation.