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Evening star., 1952-10-06

WASF1ERS-RENT
LOWEST RATES IN TOWN
AL makes and types. Choose from
wringers, spinnerS, automatic Gail
now between IL am. and pm.
Ask for Mr.. Bonner. JU. S-15S9.
3
WASHING MACHINE, Thor, Wringer;
excel. cond. Ii. 3-1336. 2233 8
st: ne. (ofi Bladensburs rd.). %
WINDOW FAN, Welsh twin-master,
only mos. old, 5-yr. guarantee.
NEW PORTABLE EAR, yellow leath-
erette tufted. formica top. best offer;
Victorian mirror, excel. cond.; three
ANTIQUE Persian throw rugs. excel.
cond. Phone Ju. S-931S. -
MOVING TO FLORIDA. must sell all
furn.. including bedrm. suite and
living rm. furn.; no dealers. Call
WO. S52S. --7
$4,000 Elliott Fisher bookkeeping
machine; win sacrifice for S776.
See at 219 G st. NV, DI. 1854. -
THOR dishwasher. attachments. com
plete. like new; sacrifice, $45. JE.
2-6640. -
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER, fawn, male, 5-mos.; cropped
wormed and inoculated; champion
sired, excel: type and disposition
Phone Gaithersburg, Nd, 642-J-2
ENGLISH BULL puppies, Axe reg;
Fl Fl cslSrs; SlSns4 lo44 slsdensburE I'd. s ss'e
BELGIAN PoLICE PUPPIES. minia.
ture. solid black. Axe reg. Idea
city pet. FA. $500. IS
COCKER PUPs-AKc, pedigree and
register papers; black and 1 blond
female. 10. S-S211. -
GREAT -Thoroughbred: hand
some fawn; fem; $3.50. WI. 3744.
COOKERS SHOW QUALIFYING. q
mos. old. particolors; for sale only
to those interested in showing.
Rockville 69O8 and OV. 1909. --6
CHIHUAHUA PUPS-Little darlings
Stud service. Axe. Call KI. S-0793
COCKER PUPS, pure white. light red
markings. Axe reg. Innoc. Guar.
PUPPiES wANTED. small cute breeos,
cookers and terriers mixed. LU. A.
DHxHCcHsCHUND PUPPIES. red, Axe
registered. Champion blood lines.
Beauties: Falls Church 1l05. -6
DACHSHUND. female PUPPY, 5 mos,
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CIMK TOpC
steel,

SINK lOFS
All types, custom formica stainless
steel; free est. JACK FROST. ia.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS EURNlsHEp-N.W.

FIREPLACE Seasoned OAK
S26 cord. TU. 3638. g.
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WASHERS, IRONERS
DRYERS, RANGES, TV
Refrigerators, Freezers
CLEARANCE SALE
SAVE UP TO 4O%
CASH OR TERMS
OPEN WEEKDAYS. 8 TO Q
Silver Spring Gas & Elec. Co.
944 Wayne Ave, JU. S-SO3S.
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THE VIVIAN
17C2 n Cr NJ W

1123 6 ST. NV.
Nicely furn. sgle.. chle. and twin
bedrms. ut reas. daily and wkly.
rates.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
Large swin rms. with bath. SaS per
per week; singles, S12 up.
GORDON HOTEL, Ma. 6264
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MIScEL. WANTED (cont. }

FURNITURE-Single pieces and com
.plete household, etc. AID. SS79
ewes; and SUNDAYS. AT. 251S.
FURNITURE-Wan at oEce, fur
niture and other household effects
Also want fefriserator. gas rang
and good piano. Please call MR.
GRADY. Ma 2679.
GARDEN TRACTOR, with sickle ba
attachments. WA. 1902. b
Bring your dental gold. platinum
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
a A. KAHN, INC.
50 YEARS AT 935 r ST. NV.
HEATERS. ranges. stoves. mattresses
furniture. refrigerators. ACMI
STOVE AND FURN.. MA. 1862.
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. SH. S03y.
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HAND-PAINTED CHINA

TNlll set Of 70 Of everything. number
81 extra pieces. Must be seen to
be appreciated. Valuable. Box
456-K. star. o.
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We have all kinds of miscellaneous
steel. angles, beams. reinforcing
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. 6177.
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BRICK, LUMBER,
BUILDING MATERIAL,

AtAS4AS liz 0Ao9xt,
BUILDING MATERIAL
Wrecking several Jobs; large stock OF
Eains: brick. lumber and steel al
sizes; heating plants. pipe. angl
sinks and cabinets: buiit-in TUBS tubs
brick bats free: doors, compiet,
windows. flooring, iron stairs, cor
rugated iron sheets. roofing paper
TimSen AUTOMATIC oils furnace. ply
stop in, look around; free delivery
~ Arrow "Wy;REcK1Na co.
100 SO. CAPITOL. Ii. $4,000 I
fsg1tbLpozEe s1b sc1age;. goSs Ssss eond Gsrwoo.
soil to dealers. sH. S442.. -6
CABINETS-KTTCHEN
Popular makes, metal or wood: fire.,
lit. plan. JACK FROST. IA. e4ss
CALCULATOR Monroe electric
S99.60, UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
S13 14th st. E.w.
CARPETING. 81 yds., light gray WOO
4095.
CASH REGISTER-Mccaskey. excel.
lent condition.: used less than one
year. Reasonable. OIL. 1902. -6
CASH REGISTERS-We are discon.
tinuing cash resisters and adding
yited. HACKERMAN SALES CO o,
94l Maine ave. s.w. '-7
CASH REGISTER. National. 4-drawer
class 1900; S99.99, ring up: certifie,
best oser. Cali sff'EGs. Re. 7s5ss st5se S4oO oil
CHAIR - Mans Varca reclinina
lounge; red plastic: like new: cost
$oo; SELL 500. Vienna 22s-W
CHAIRS, 1 Cogswell T-cushion, newly
upholstered; L Lawson T-cushion;
1 Mersman drum table. HUI. SO4l.
CHRISTMAS CARDS. "a price. suit.
nrieteS nple 9psnssS HssR or sp sSsal Hss
CRAFTSMAN. gain. jig saw in ORR
nsne sinsl crate; new; sos. Call ia.
C0AT. Iwoop RANGES. oil ranges;
ACME STOVE. i01l 7th. Ma. Ss52.
COATs-1 black cloth coat. excel.
$40. Size 1890. 10. 9-S97s: ali
r,day day SUM-: after pm. wk days : z
CEib' oaoy carriage. play pen, Ben
console. lawn mower. AP. 1873.
DAVENPORT AND CHAIR. Pas Pastel
color. Also wool Administer rug, 8
burg. Md, Meuri-Lee Apt. 26I. Sat-
sun. and evenings. 10
DESK, child's maple with swivel
chair: $40. Call OR. 1850 after s.
DEHUMIDIFERs - Brand-new IA
mous-make; factory closeout; pre-
"a: s1ss;Ss: saeeificed for "sas,s seS. .s8.
pfIMoEbs92scS42. SIAS R1P19 CO. 4os .oP 1lth st; n;%;
s$9S: isdys g ssae; ete., $50: $50: l.ds:; St;
$l,45O. LIVINGSTON & CO, i4s3
n st; NV: NE. 344O 10
DINING RIM. SNITE. 9 pcs. Duncan
ton. ti9.e' Fa. aaAss9ssasn'; s4ssl excellent eo9di-
DIN. RIM: FuRN.-Beautiful walnut
server server $55s; 67,in. buffet, s25; china
SUI can shlha s. 1eaSlnss' 544s. server; walnut;
DINING ROOM FURNITURE-Ma-
hog. table, buffet and 6 needle
point chairs. excel. cond., $3.50;
mahog. dresser, chest Of drawers,
DINING RIM. SET. 10 pc; table 8
sa5S.. sfEs,. Fa server. $40 china cab.' bufs5et;
DINING RIM: SET, o-piece. walnut,
good condition; S75. Buyer must
nTsnWp nITTsnSWport fHrniturs; IA. 1855. -6
D1ShMASHER, AND SINK COMB,
YOUNGSTOWN; brand new 1852 model:
perfect; list price, S429.9 sacrifice
S245 FA. 4a19. anytime.
DOUBLE BED, maple; spring and
mattress. Good condition. Price S25.
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ALEXANDRIA

500
2 bedrms., hv. rm., din. rm..
kit. Downtown Alex. on Prince
st.
$1s5
2 bedrms. Il small, English
basement, hy. rm. with frepl.,
den with N bath on 1st d.
Powhatan st., blkS. from Mt.
Vernon blvd. north section Of
Alex.
$135
Yates Gardens. 2 'bedrms.
and pine -paneled rec, rm,,
with maids toilet.
5000
Belle Haven. 3 bedrms., 3
full baths, on VI acre.
$3.50
Exceptionally fine, S-bed-
rms, Q baths on 2nd mr.. iiv.
rm., screened porch, powder
rnn., din. rm. and kit. on LIST
1ir. Pine-paneled rec. rm. with
firepl., maids rm. and full
bath, 2-car Ear. Aurora Hills,
South Arl.. eonv. to Pentagon.
CHAS. r. HOOFF, INC
1907 Duke st., Alex, Va. TR. s446
Evening star., 1952-10-06

COL OLORED-ADULTs ONLY, reference
required; 1900 block Euclid st. NV.
3 rms. kit. and bath.
11th and Euclid st. n.w.-1 rm.,
share kit. and bath; couple.
1900 block 8 st. n.w.-2 rms, kit.
and bath; couple only.
1900 block 14th st. n.w.--1 rm.. kit,
share bath. Apply GUY THINNER.
1929 1lth st. NV. NO. 49O7. %
VIRGINIA
Colored. 8. 18th and Glebe rd., Ar
lington. Extra lge. efficiency apt.
Convenient location.
MICHAEL WALSH & SONS
1911 EYE ST. NV, RE. 1882
Evening star., 1952-10-06

RIGGS PARK, mr.. Missouri. N. H.
house; disposal, dishwasher, S136.
MARYLAND PK.-Three- -bedrm. det.
brick house; modernized, redec.; no
small children; $Sb. HI. 4363,
THOH. l.. PHILLIpR
Evening star., 1952-10-06

FILE CABINETS
Govt. surplus, 4-drawer. wood, legal
size, $685.; wood transfer fiies.
81 30: new 4-drawer steel letter
size. S39. 30: h-steel clothing lock-
srs; 8 to section, .S24 N. FRANK &
EON. 414 3rd st NV. EX 1914
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

'OLORED LGE. RMS, rent. Al
"DU. 1913. %
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DISHWASHERS

RLECTRIC HEATER. air-biast type,
new; never used. Call AID. $500. -
1LECThlC STOVE at cost. new floor
makes. Call weekdays, King 9-6O33,
FILING CABINET-Kardex tyne. I3
drawers; all pockets complete: S35.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
ALEXANDRIA

5000
Townhouse on North WASH
ington ST., bedrms., 3M
baths, beautifully furn.
5000
Newly decorated 5 bedrms.,
Iva baths In Springfield. Fair
fax Co., 1b min. to Pentagon
over Shirley hwy.
$3.50
Townhouse, O bedrms., 8 baths
newly decorated. Close to st.
Pauls Church.
|CHAS. r. HOOFF, INC,
.17O7 Duke St., Alex, Va. TIE. 344l
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CHEVY CHASE

Luxury rambler, 2 rms, 2h. baths:
deepfreeze, dishwasher. disposal:
garage: $S25: Also rms; baths.
TON. WI. 2635. OR. 1888. "a
Evening star., 1952-10-06
FREEZERS
SAVE UP TO 5000

CA0E Or TERMS
Brand-new models. almost all makes
Open ewes. It'll 8 pm.
Silver Spring Gas & Elec. Co.
944 Wayne Ave. JU. S-8O3S
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ALTURAS HOTEL

2460 18th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble
rms. some with pvt. bath, maid ant
Evening star., 1952-10-06
ROOMS EURNlsHED-N.W.
PRINCE KARI, HOTEI,
GILBERT

1901 K ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN-Newly decor. air conli-
toned; 24-hr. gWitcnboard; Sgles.,
dbles.. reas. summer rates. Elk. 7125.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
FIREPLACE
SCREENS

BRASS FRAMED
S22.50 Value for S8.95
Black Frame. 1895 to S6.95
SAVE SIS to SIS
GICHNER'S SURPLUS
2513 M st. NV.
Daily, $50 to $40; sun, 10-2
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TV-Reconditionnd

IV-HGCOuQlCl
.12h-inch Consoles. S24.50 Down
All screen sizes. table models. snd
consoles. many with new pict. tubes.
BLAIR TV. 1922 Wis, ave. Omen
EVENING" tin q
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Large triple room, suit. for 8 young
ladies or young gentlemen; maid
service; l blk. of Conn; walking
distance downtown. 1925 18th st.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

hEATERS, ranges. stoves mattresses
EURN: AND STOVE CO.. MA. SS52
fEATERS-Gas and oil circulating
NV. NO. 302i.
HEATER circulating coan, almost
new; heats or 8 rms: $50. 51O6
Mann st. ne. 10. S-Sl51. "a
HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used; gas, oil, coal, wood. elec.
ACME STOVE, IO11 7th. MA. 1869.
IRONER, Thor oladiron. colIaps,ble:
excellent cond.; like new; $75, JU.
T-9063. -&
LUMBER-TEAKWOOD
One-inch thick 2 to 6 fl. lengths.
planed on both sides; SOC It. OR.
80 p
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Washington Circle Apis.
2430 PA. AVE. NV.
Air conditioned 2-bedrm. apt, al
utilities and secretarial service In.
cluded, S171 30. EX. 7(i4O. a
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

led NICELY FURNISHED
bedroom. with kitchen privi-
HUI. A60Q. -
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

NOT only 90 you
have foo d al
ready to serve
with just opening
the jar, but you
have also prac-
ticed great econ
omy in putting
up fruits and ber-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
Protect skis from bSyib burning

Protect SkiS from bSrib burning :.
start out. II you're lying around on
q beach or dipping In and out Of
water, it's easy TO burn. even seri-
ously. so limit your time very care
fully for any Of these exposures.
A suntan preparation well rubbed
In can help prevent the burning. and
you'll be able to get tan gradually.
You'll be able to be attractive be-
cause your skin won't look burned
and peel because Of It. and at the
same time you'll feel more COM
Portable, because you'll be sun-burn
free.
A greaseless lotion is favored by
many because II won't siZzle like
hot cooking grease on the skin
while you're exposed TO the sun. In
addition to this you won't have
clothing stains and a greasy look
while you recline under the suns
rays. A lotion with a fannie acid
base Is a good one. too, because it's
q well-eStablished sun screen.
Contrary to popular belief, you
can still burn even though you al
ready have tan. The skin should
be protected while exposed, II you're
going to be out for any period OF
time.
Plan to use a cooling lotion on
your skin after showering, follow
ing swimming. not only for the COM
Portable and luxurious feeling Il
gives, but so that your skin will re-
main pliable rather than dry. II
you're already doing this. as a
habit after showering. then your
skin probably has remained soft.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
KensingtOn Stone Writings
Subjecte To Critical Study
SUNNYSIDE

Runlc inscriptions on the much.
discussed KenSington stone sup
posedly left in central Minnesota
GEAR the middle of the l4th century
by a band Of Morse Adventures,
have been subjected to an intensive
critical examination by DR.. william
Thalbitzer, Danish ethnologist and
one Of the foremost living authori-
ties on runes.
Hitherto DR.. Thalbitzer, together
with most other Scandinavian runis
experts, had considered the stone
as fraudulent. But after the present
study, and in the light of later dis
coverieS. he reports: II cannot but
waver In my doubt. II seems
to me that, after all, the inscription
may be authentic"
DR.. Thalbitzer's report on his
more recent analysis OF the runes
which brought this change In his
viewpoint has just been published
by the Smithsonian Institution.
The stone was found in 1898 near
the village Of Kensington, Mimi,
by a Swedish farmer named Olot
Gilman while grubbing trees on a
hill, formerly an island in q lake
that has now disappeared. The stone
was held by the roots Of an aspen,
and there was evidence that II had
been there for many years. The
runes engraved on It read in trans
lation: Eight Goths (Swedes) and
~ Norwegians on exploration Jour-
nsy from Vinland westward. We
had camp by two Skerries on days
journey north from this stone. We
were and fish(ed one day. After
we came home (we) found 10 (of
our men red with blood and dead.
AVN. Ave Virgo Maria) save
(uS) from evil. (We) have 10 men by
the sea to look after our ship(s) Il
days journey from this island. Year
1882"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
Select Easily Managed
Becoming Hair Style

A woman's hair. Just as her skin,
can add true beauty TO her, and be
a real asset in the achievement Of
good looks, To do the most for her,
hair must be healthy. II must also
be styled not only for her features
but also her figure. Then. TO keep
1t that way. II must be easily man.
aged.
Let's start with the health Of the
hair first, Cleanliness. here, Is es-
sential because the head Is filled
with millions Of pores which must
not become clogged II the hair is
to grow properly and II the hair Is
to remain luStrous.
More frequent shampooIng may
be essential during hot weather than
otherwise because the pores are &C
tive. II your hair Is becoming limp
and anything other than fresh.
smelling or difficult to curl. then by
all means. shampoo more fire.
quently.
nam NhiNh 10 hlllp UT aNIukRly
may need permanent for the
body" and more simple manage
ment into an attractive couture.
You'n have less work and more
attractive hair II you get a perma.
ncnt fitted for this type OF hair.
What about hair which is dry or
which has been parChcd dry and
split with SUM Oil conditioning
shampoos will benefit the condition
and make the hair more luStrous
and feminine. Brushing is an enor.
nous help, too, as 1t helps bring
natural oils from the scalp into the
hair itself.
Normal hair rs well as their
other types need brushing and the
exercise which II gives for hair
health. The CLEAN and shine OF
healthy hair is an achievement in
beauty. and you can get a good deal
Of this by brushing. as well as Civ
ing the hair highhghts which en-
nance its natural color.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
Frequent Baths
Essential 10 Health

Heat and humidity cause perspira-
ton TO run freely during hot wea-
Their. SO frequent bathing is essen
tial. This may be tub bath or It
can be a quick shower.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
ApricOts

Wash. halve and pit, then pack
with boiling medium syrup. For
open kettle. cook prepared fruit in
medium syrup. For boiling water
bath. process in jars 20 minutes. or
10 minutes at pounds pressure.
Berries Except Strawberries)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

n
NAA- up fruits and ber-
rieS when they're in season.
Fruit and berries offer little diff
Guilty in canning because most Of
them contain enough sugar to pre-
vent spoilage when ordinary pre-
cautions are used during the proc
ess.
The first OF these Is selection Of
prime fruit in good condition, free
dom from blemishes or other infes-
tations. Look for perfect soundnesS
In any single fruit or berry to be
canned, as one bad one may spoil
the whole lot
Soft. over-ripe fruits and berries
should be used for the table rather
than for canning. Cooking can arrest
some OF the over-ripening. but it
cannot be saved to last for months.
Spots or bruises on fruits should
be removed II they can be removed
completely. Remove enough of the
sound fruit around the area so that
you are taking no chances whatso-
ever with the fruit.
It's not wise to let the fruit or ber-
ries become over-logged with water
while you clean them, either. This
would give you poor product as
well as a loose pack.
In washing berries for canning, be
certain to get out all traces OF sand
and soil. as bacteria may lurk in
these. Place them in a large vessel.
and lift them carefully out into an
other vessel. letting sand settle in
the vessel with the water.
II you're planning TO can a great
many cans Of fruit in a single day.
it's best to get all the equipment
ready the day before SO the actual
canning can proceed as rapidly as
possible.
Use only Jars intended fer can
ming, as it's almost impossible 10
get a good seal on jars Of any other
kind. There are many varieties to
use. but each should be used &C
cording to manufacturers direc-
tons.
Wash the Jars carefully in hot
soapy water. rinse thoroughly and
Sterilize by pouring hot water over
them. II you're using open-kettle
method, then place jars in cold
water. to immense. in a large con.
tainer along with covers and rub
berS as necessary. bring to a boil.
and boil for 20 minutes. These are
then ready 10 fill with fruit or ber-
ries which have been cooked In their
syrup.
For a boiling water bath which is
commonly used, select a bath for
the purpose or another large vessel
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

Knees and elbows sometimes get
roughened while you lounge on
beaches. Give them special
Dreaming TO help restore moisture,
and let il remain overnight, so the
cream can do its work. Select
something greaseless and non-stain-
ing SO bed clothing won't be soiled.
Skin Care Depends
On individual Type
Dry skins. oily skins and even
normal skins may vary slightly in
degree in their various conditions
during the summer, just as at any
other time Of the year, and need
tender care to make them soft,
sparkling and fresh.
Whatever the type, cleanliness is
the first essential This may be &C
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
Can Those Fruitsl

YOU'RE A LUCKY HOMEMAK-
Err when you have shelves stocked
with beautiful frl'its from the or
chard. berries from the vinesl
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
Syrups for Fruits

Fruits may be canned with water
for dietetic reasons. but Tor average
family use make a simple syrup out
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

w ASH, = e m
and pack. Cover
with b oilin z
syrup and proc
ess 20 minutes in
boiling " a I e r
bath or 10 min
utes at 5 pounds
pressure.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
WOMANS WORLD
Don't Let Summer Sun Destroy
Your Hair, Skin, Eye Beauty
By Ertta Haley

THAT OLD SUMMER SUN can
knock you for a loop. but not II
you know what II can do and take
out some real beauty insurance. II
can burn and parch your skin, dry
out your lustrous hair and make II
unmanageable. and give you wrin-
kles around the eyes as well as a
rsd-eyed look or squirt.
First Of all, let's understand that
the summer sun has many bene-
fetal qualities. II can give you a
tanned and healthy appearance
which your skin needs. The rays OF
the sun on the skin give you a
generous supply Of Vitamln d.
which Is necessary for cold pre-
vention. So, don't run away from II
all. just guard against too much all
At oncel
It's neither safe nor healthy TO
acquire a tan in several short les
sons. These may be painful. and
you probably will get. not a tan,
but q sunburn which will peel. That
happens when you get too much sun
too quickly.
When hair dries or skin becomes
parched from too much sun, you're
not only uncomfortable, but also
not as attractive as you might be.
There are precautions as well rs
corrective treatments for both: use
theml
You can wear neither the same
makeup nor the same colors In
summer as during fall and winter.
Your skin takes a different color.
and makeup must blend and har-
monte with skin color so that you
can be your most attractive self.
You may wear lighterweight
makeup. as well as possibly less
in summer than at other times. but
you probably need II. Few OF us have
enough color in lips and cheeks TO
get by without II.
Acquire Tan,
Prevent Burn
Tans must be acquired gradually,
and too much exposure 10 the sun
must be avoided when you first
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

one or two inches above the top.
Pressure cookers are also used for
fruit canning, but the time is con-
siderably shorter than that required
for vegetables and meats. It's i'm
portant. in using the pressure cook
er TO let air escape before closing
the petcock. so as TO get accurate
pressure for processing. DO not
overlook, for fruit and berries over.
proceSsed can becor"e muShy very
easily in a pressure cooker since
heat is so intense.
Always use jars according to
manufacturers directions.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

like a boiler, fit
ted with a rack
to keep the Jars
y inch from the
bottom. Have the
v es sci II
enough so that
when the Jars
are in it. the
water covering
them can boil
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

compllshed with soap and water.
plenty Of sudsing but gentle rubbing
so II isn't stretched. You may also
like a cream for deep-down lubri-
cation.
Frequent soap and water washing
Is essential for the oily skin, while
sufficient fabrication is necessary
for the dry skin. Heavy creams, and
frequently those which are made
for older skins, are indicated for
skins which are not as pllable as
they should be.
Sufficient liquids as well as proper
diet are also high among the es-
sentials to keep skin in perfect run
ming order. The liquids help the skin
to eliminate properly and balanced
dietary keeps the cells living and
functioning properly.
To makeup the face attractlvely,
start with a clean face. Apply a
base, especially important In sum-
mer so that rouge and powder can
cling to the skin, and thus prevent
shine. Apply rouge as needed. and
strive for a natural look. blending
well in to the face. Dust powder on
lightly. then remove excess with
cotton squares or tissues.
Lipstick. applied with a brush,
will give a clean line. Here again,
remove excess with tissue.