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VVU LFOo'. Uh' :
; BETHESDA
WOODED HOMESITES
FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

DEALE-Choice of several year
round homes: / on Bay front
Mason'S Beach; priced from S1,75C
for new home; easy commuting dis
tance, B. NJ. ODUM. RE. 7-52t6
or Mr.. RICE. West River 6703.
BEAUTIFUL RED GATE. loc. Mel
bourne ave. Mason's Beach. Dea.e
Md; pedrms.. ia baths; INV
Dashboard heat; large living rm
dining, rm.. solarium; modern Kit,
beautifully furn. Has Bendix wash
ing machine. deep freeze Comt
down to Mr.. Odum's residence or
Melbourne ave-. MaSon'S Beach, ano
get key OF. call RE. 1926. or West
River 6l31. -lB
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Mason's Beach
Deale, Md, beautiful modern home
h,-w. heat: bath and a half; gar:
attractive shrubs and lawn, facing
bay. Act today to secure this little
Jewel. See Mr.. Odum, sign on lamp
post on Melborne ave, MaSon's
Beach. Call RE. 7-5216. Sat, Sun
and ewes, West River 6l3I or West
River 6703. -l6
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

FURNISHED OFFICE, sub-lease. all
or part 3 rooms. air-cond., conven
location. Call RE. 1866, am.
to ; pm.
REASONABLE-ofice studios. redec-
GRATED to suit; area central, near
busline. Call AID. 2-la10, bet. $40
am. daily. -l6
FINANCIAL DISTRICT--Suites. | to
Z rms Moderate rental. elevator
building 1929 Vermont ave. Call
ST. 3-50qS.
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York
ave, NV Available immediately.
desirable rooms to meet vour re-
ERTIES. 6l6 Evans Bids. ME
ROOM 4I2 SOUTHERN RLDG.-Pri-
yate once space. Moderate rent,
DUPoNT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
i246 Gem. ave-; ONCE; available.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1858 1-ton panel; only
1000 actual miles. Perfect buy for
$3.50. LA. 6-61S4. -l6
CHEVROLET so ia-ton panel truck;
heater and directional signals;. ex-
eel. cond.; very good tires: Call for
appt. JU. 5-5l50, LO. 4-677O. -16
FORD 1851 FL VS. panel; excep-
tionally clean; SS95; 2-day money
back trial 4-month written guar
antee. HILL & SANDERS. Wash S
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1114 Vermont
ave. NV, AID. 4-4300. lie
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

SEVEN ROOMS, furnished. in city;
beautiful hardwood floors; only
$500; 1st trust $4,000. payable
$40. including interest. Win trade
for my equity. or take 1,500 cash;
bal. terms. Write JOHN F. KOLAR,
Orlando. Fla. -l6
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TRAILERS

SPARTAN 1858 Imperial 40 it.. 2
bedrms., tub and shower; going
overseas, my equity. you take up
payments Boiling Trailer Park,
No. 81. SERGT. MCCARTNEY. -1S
NEED TRAILER that sleeps with
bath. Will trade equity in 1882
2-door de luxe Chew, new June,
1853; twenty S67.6S payments: JE.
o-0Sl4 II"
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GARAGES

Mr.. 14th AND N SITS. N.W.-Brick
garage for | car; 1924 Vermont
ave. NV. CO. 5-5004. is
2 DOUBLE and l single. nr. 18th
and Wyoming NV. Call EN-. 2-42S2
Mr.. I4th AND UNDERWOOD SITS
N.W.-Heated garage. Call MRS
O'BRYAN. ia. $4,000. lie
DOWNTOWN GARAGE or warehouse
rear 614 M st. NV. 1900 so. #.
on M st on which we will builc
warehouse to suit. inquire MRS
HEAD. Ii. 7-94o0. or see YOUR rea
estate broker.
GARAGE-2Ox40. we'll built cleo
tricity and water; TOR storage oil
shop; rent all or part. 1880 Mis-
souri, ave. NV, RA. 3-b659. LIZ
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ARLINGTON

COLUMBIA PIKE AT GLEBE RD.
Two adjoining rooms. Modern bldg.
Reas. ia. 5-7009.
BETHESDA-Two lovely Offices, one
single. one double. in new, modern
air conditioned bldg; janitor and
utils. included: Immediate occupancy
Also have in same building two 12S
40-ft. stores.
Geo. w. Robertson, Realtor
1886 Wis. Ave. OIL. 2-2123 Til PM
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HOUSE BOAT

Beautiful and spacious houseboat,
S0x22 it. Large deckhouse. dining
room, library, galley with gas stove
and electrical refgr., full bath with
tub. Efficient and economical heat
tricai systems, Pressure water syS-
tenn. Boat is founded, including air
conditioner. piano. books and numer-
GUS other items for comfortable liv-
ing. Boat is ready for immediate
occupancy and can be seen locally.
No power. If you have dreamed of
dream come true. Call or see r. L.
VAN FOSSAN. INC, Chris-Craft
Dealer, $50 Main ave. s.w. ST.
3-O326 ewes. He. 4-6712. lis
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JEEP 1949 or older. in good opGat-
ing condition Call WO. 6S43O9
or WO. 6-0S45. Is"
CLEAN PREWAR CARS wanted for
cash. WO. 6-97SS. 1886 Wiscon-
sin ave. NV. To-
WILL TRADE 81 Packard for a
late model Cadillac and take up
payments on Cadillac. Ii. 4-073S.
-l6
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
model convertibles and hardtops.
MCNEIL 'Studebaker), 4034 Wis.
ave, EN-. 3-72S6.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars MORRIS
HUGHES 1912 Ga, ave. RA. 6-1122.
10 OR 80 CAR, UP to $500. CIR.
3-7957
CARS FOR THE SOUTHERN TRADE
Need 100 cars. See Mr.. Beach.
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th st. NV.
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Brand New 6-Family
WAREHOUSES;

Two adjoining one-story.
brick, cinder-block and con-
crete buildings. about 3 years
old. in center of manufactur-
ing area at D. c. line. APPROX.
$1,000 So. #. of land included.
Leased for > years to we'll
established business firms at
$4,000 year. No operating
expenses. Out-of-town owner
offers for sale at only $4,000
Phone Mr.. Denston, ewes,
MO e
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BOATS

IOUTBOARD CRUISER, atwood con-
struction built, 1858, 1S-ft., shaft
log for inboard installation. NAT
GATES, JR. &c SON, 90 Compromise
St, Annapolis, Md. Colonial 3-2492
-16
TROLLING FOR ROCK, trout. Chesa-
gooses. Reserv.. cali CAPT. KING.
WA. 7-4192 evenings.
RED WING MARINE ENGINE. cruiser
six 90: warranted as new by factory;
list today, S1,400; priced at SS75,
Gray lugger sea scout, small A.
cylinder rebuilt, with 3o-day war
rantee, 1925. Other bargains, high
speed, medium and heavy duty ma
rine engines. NAT GATES, JR. &,
SON. 30 Compromise St., Annapolis,
Md; Colonial 3-2492. -l6
CABIN CRUISER l947; sleeps 4,
Hunter. Best offer. ia. 2-S676 after
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering, mail service and public
stenographer available. Call DE
DESK AND FILE SPACE. 2302 Wise
ave. NV. Available after Dec. l for
Washington iepreSeltatlt ur out o.
town concern or salesman; good free
parking facilities: telephone answer
ing service and separate trunk line
available. Call EN-. 3-7100. III
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MOTORCYCLES
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

MOTORCYCLE-'46 A. J. S. Lot OF
extras; good condition, $500. ia
2-7942. after 5. III
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LOANS

end AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased, D. c. and nearby Md. and
Va. Immediate answer, Occupants
not disturbed. HUGH B. CONNER
RE 7-4a60: ewes. Du. 7-709l.
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinarce your home and
consolidate your present trusts
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give YOU any bal
ance In cash. Call Mr. MILLER
NE. S-1920; evenings. LA 6-5194
End AND 3rdC TRUST LOANS
Service. Call Ma. S-6540
NATIONAL. FINANCE co.
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FENTON BUILDING

Cor. Colesville rd, and Fenton St,
Silver Spring, Nd. Opposite Hecht
Co. Lge. room on End. A., approx
20X40. $3.50 per mo. Also $500
so. it.. of open space avail. For
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY co.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
PLANT

INDUSTRIAL PLANT
Now operating as millwork plant.
Adaptable for many industrial or
utes of White House. on extremely
busy highway, affording unusual ad-
vertiSing benefits, Property con-
tains 1880 So #. factory or ware
house area, plus beautiful Office
building OF approx. $500 SO. IT.
Can bring total area of factory or
warehouse up to approx. $4,000 50,
IT. if required. Will give long-term
lease under present market.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st, NV. Realtors Ma. S-550O
is
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NEAR 25th AND M SITS,
GEORGETOWN (Corner)
MODERN STORE AND APT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

6sO7 WIS. AVE, BETHESDA, ND
5000 it. floor SPACE. $500 #.
g9sS5saH8S g9S5s.HS' oh' N00''' s'eS'' oh'
EXISTING TOURIST HOME. 12 rms.
4 baths, near Arl. Co. line, Route
No. so. Also suitable for rest home
or pvt school. No agents. ia. g.
6015. -16
Il66-68 18th ST. NV, near Conn.
and NJ st.-Showroom, store. Offices,
ETC.; , floors; 2nd commercial. ME,
S-4100. MR.. PILSON, AID. 4-S64S,
night. -16
AUTO REPAIR SHOP. Garage with
space. for z cars in rear. 1455
Church st. NV.
VIM. CALOMIRIS INV. CORP.
1912 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6400
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FARMS

FARM BALTIMORE CO., Md mi.
north Reisterstown on Mt. Gilead
and Emory roads tboth paved; l30
fertile acres suitable for dairy,
produce or livestock; timber. springs.
. streams > outbuildings; large
frame house and tenant house; call
ARTHUR BURK. CPS Wayne ave.
Silver Spring. Phone JU. 9-S424.
Mr.. LEEsBURG. $50 acres gently
rolling grass land. including l6
acres of timber; watersd by stream
through the farm; good buildings
and well fenced; priced to sell by
the owner To see this farm call
Waterford 2141, or write Box 4.
Waterford, Va. -l6
LEGO ACRES; Centreville. Va.-70O
acres tillable, $50 acres wooded;
streams, springs, bordered by | e
miles Bull Run. SARAH SCOTT.
ia 7-006S and IA. S-3313. 30
18O ACRES. | mile from Centreville,
Va. on nard-surfaced rd. 140 acres
rich tillable loan balance wooded
and bldgs. SARAH SCOTT. ia.
7-006S and JA. S3313. 80
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

MY CLIENT will purchase approx
10000 it,. on l floor with approx.
1000 IT. for parking, in D. c., Sill.
Spg., or close-in Arl. Brokers at
tention Box 419-A Star IL
Evening star., 1953-11-16
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

10, ,OOO-FT WAREHOUSE SPACE for
lease. viii divide to suit tenant.
Mod. bldg. with covered loading
interchange and new Wash. BALTIC.
freeway. Phone PAUL H. LAUTER-
BACH. UN. 4-S533; after 6 pm.
WA T-Id-R
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont J

Mr.. SOUTH CAPITOL
Brick 4-apt. bldg, good condition
Rent. S3,lOo per yr. Tenants pa,
gas and electric. other expense.
low Priced to sell quickly. Cal
Mr.. Phifer, LO 7.-3311.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
Ia
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SOUTHEAST
1 TGREENWAY

MINI. AVE. AND E. CAP.
.21x4S in well-established busy shop
ping center. Suitable for kiddies
shop, variety, gifts, etc.
CAFRITz
14th and K SITS. NV. DI. 7-90S0
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$1,000 Cash

Here it Isl six-rm. brick rambler on
135xi7o wooded lot. Three lovely
bedrms., big, bright kit. The most
comfortable of heating = RADI-
ATORS. Brand-neW. Eat Thanks
giving dinner in your own home.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
MULTIPLE LISTING REALToR
AT63 Lee Hwy. off Glebe. ia. 10000
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81 5OO DOWN
$4,000
FOR CHRISTMAS

And a lifetime, you'll experience
every feeling of home ownership
and the comfort of a real home il
you see this custom brick 45-foot
rambler. Long living room with
fireplace, complete modern kitchen
Including dishwaSher, washer and
dryer. Convenient u tile bath as
you enter home from the rear for
the kiddies. 3 large bedrooms,
private 2nd tile bath. Beautiful
level yard. Only 2 years old Priced
to sell quickly at SI7,950. Posses
INSPECT.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4162 Lee HWY off Clebe. LA 10000.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
MONEY WANTED

WOULD LIKE TO BORROW $4,000
| at Sc for 80 months or less; COL
| lateral and excellent references. Box
137-Y. Star. lie
Evening star., 1953-11-16

PLYMOUTH 1852 Cranbrook club
radio. heater, seat covers; 81 1,245.
TOM WHEELER, INC.
1545 r. I. Ave. NE, NO. 1892.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-08

Here's your 1853 wardrobe of picturepretty cottons
A colorful jamboree of fabulous fabrics,
new>as>dawn silhOuetteS for fun now, for sun
later Have several at this little price. Each 795
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-07-03

One phase of the overall
soil conservation program en-
abled with the assistance of a
IL.770.000 appropriation from
State of Israel Bonds. terrac-
ing is being carried out IN
various paris of the coun+r".
principally the billy areas in
the jerusalem vicinity. Trac-
tors and other machinery OBJ
tained in the United States
with the aid of Bonds are
being used in clearing rocks
end other obstacles first s+eos
in bringing new life to ancient
soil.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-07-03
AsheviIIe Meeting
For B'noi Birth Set
For August 9th

WASHINGTON, D. C. = Sid
ney G. Kusworm, of Dayton Ohio,
has been named by Philip M.
Klutznick, President of B'nai
Birth, chairman of a SPECIAL COM
mittee to evaluate the program
and plan the future activities of
the B'nai Birth Institutes for Ju-
daism. Established in 1913 at Wild
acres, North Carolina, the Insti-
tutes for Judaism seek through
adult education to encourage
greater use of the treasures of our
religion in prayer and in our
lives.
At the B'nai Birth Institute for
Judaism next month, which is
sponsored by the Orders District
Number 5, the special committee
will join the students and the
faculty, which includes President
Klutznick, for the four-day ses-
sion. It will then report on it's
findings with recommendations
for future expansion to the B'nai
Birth Administrative Committee
meeting in Asheville, North Caro-
lima, on August Gil.
Nine B'nai Birth Institutes for
Judaism in Europe are scheduled
to be held in various parts of this
country this summer.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-07-03
TWO EX-NAZI LEADERS
SENTENCED TO JAIL. FOR
DESTROYING SYNAGOGUE

BONN, (JTA) = A local court
has imposed a 14-month Jail term
on Walter Kolle, former Nazi
boss of Wittlich county in the
Eifel Mountains, for ordering and
supervising the destruction of the
Wittlich synagogue in tn No.
vember pogroms of 1888. A Sec
ond defendant, former brownshirt
leader Fritz ANGEL, was given 10
months.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-07-03

JERUSALEM. Israel. - An
in tie nsive campaign being
waged on the agricultural
front to activate thousands of
new dunams of land was in
full swing this week with the
assistance of investments from
Stat, of Israel Bonds.
Using modern machinery in
q large-scale program Of an
encient and tried method Of
soil conservation known as
terracino, Israeli farmers aid
ed by new immigrants have
already cleared sizeable areas
for paintings.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

is artificial. If I have to make
any one look hard for a part the
first thing I do is to put a
straight line for an eyebrow.
"You can't ever go wrong let
ting nature be your guide. Choose
an eyebrow pencil which is suffi-
GENTLY soft to make short strokes
which resemble hairs. And choose
color which blends with your
eyes and hair.
To-day heavier eyebrows are
in vogue and some are liable to
overdo this. When eyebrows are
too exaggerated the whole face
is thrown out of balance" he
added.
Mr.. Bau talked about facial
types, mentioning Virginia Mayo
as the oval, Doris Day on the
round side, Vivian Leigh a dia-
mond and Ruth Roman as square.
II think it is just a matter of
education" he told me, before
every woman will learn her face
type and use makeup to COM
pensate for what nature has neg
lected"
Evening star., 1953-11-15

"And if you powder over
rouge" he continued, "use a pow
der brush to remove the excess
if you don't want matt finish" I"
At this point Mr.. Bau went
into a TRADE about powder puffs
which were not clean. you'll see
a girl who is immaculate in every
detail bring out a puff that is
so dirty you can't believe your
eyes. Every powder puff has a
tendency to collect oil from the
skin and this gives a spotty ef-
feet not to mention the insani-
tary aspect.
Either use cotton puffs which
can be thrown away or a sponge
which is easily washed and kept
clean"
I reminded Gordon he had dis
liked what the average woman
did with her eyebrows.
II don't understand what is in
a woman's mind when she draws
a straight, hard line above her
eyes," Mr.. Bau looked at me
questioningly. you'd think COM
mon sense would tell her that 1t
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Glamour Is Their Business
Gordon Bou-MokeUp Artist for Stors
By Lydio Lane

HOLLYWOOD.-Gordon Bau,
head makeup man at Warner
Bros, is responsible for making
even more glamorous such stars
as Virginia Mayo, Vivien Leigh,
Doris Day and Ruth Roman.
What makeup secrets which
you practice on the stars can be
used to advantage by the non
professionals" I asked Mr.. Bau
as we lunched recently in War
ner's Green Room.
"The Hollywood makeup men
have had a far-reaching inf1u-
ence." he replied, (which can be
Interestingly traced. The trend
In makeup today is toward
naturalness and I think this
started with Technicolor. With
color films it is necessary to use
a base which is very light in
comparison to the heavy correc-
tive makeup we used for black
and white.
Frequently, in an effort to
make a player more glamorouS,
the makeup man destroyed
the individuality of that parti-
cular face. And all of us were
surprised how much better many
of the stars photographed when
q more subtle makeup was used.
"As the Hollywood stars used
less makeup so the trend spread
over the country away from a
heavy cake foundation to
sheer film which showed skin
tones.
Il don't feel" Mr.. Bau con-
tinued. that a girl needs a
makeup base unless she has a
definite reason for covering her
complexion. The nearer your
skin tone, the more natural the
effect. So be careful not to wear
your foundation too light or too
dark"
I asked Gordon what he con-
sldered the most glaring errors
in makeup which the average
woman made.
Rouge and eyebrows. It is
mostly the older group which
uses too much rouge in the
wrong place. I think they must
be trying to recapture the
bloom of youth by putting roses
in their cheeks. But as a woman
natures she loses her color in
her skin and hair so it is out
Of harmony to have bright red
on a faded cheek"
I had obviously touched on a
subject which he had thought
q great deal about.
There is a technique to using
rouge" Gordon explained. ITO
use it effectively you must have
the right kind in the right spot.
I know powdered rouge is the
most popular, but it is also the
most artificial.
Cream rouge may be more
difficult to apply but it is worth
practicing with because it gives
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Why Grow OId7
Swollen Lips
Cosmetic
LAIIergy?
BY Josephine LoWmon

SOSCPutuC GOWuI0u
Is your husband or best beau
allergic to you? Naturally you
do not think so if he is attentive.
However, it is actually true that
many men are allergic to the
cosmetics their girls or wives use.
How embarrassing it would be
if he cried after each kiss or
sneezed when he came near you.
There are instances of swollen
lips because of an allergy to the
woman'S lipstick.
I know of one instance in re-
verse. A happily married woman
became quite bewildered because
she got along just splendidly
whenever her husband was away
from home. He had to travel
a lot. Each time. after his re-
turn, she was bothered with a
rash and swollen eyes. The min
ute he left home everything was
fine again.
She was in love with him and
they were happy together, but
she actually began to wonder if
she subconsciously held a grudge
against him or if his personality
had an irritating effect on her
OF which she was not conscious.
A dermatologist finally discov-
cred that she was highly allergic
to her husbands dandruff, not
dander.
If either a man or woman is
bothered periodically by rashes
or swollen lips or eyes or itching
eyelids there is a good chance
that these are caused by some
allergy. While people who are
subject to this annoyance are
in the minority, yet it is sur
prising how many folks do have
this difficulty in some way. A
recent survey showed that many
women are allergic to some cos
metic. Some had not realized
what was causing their difficulty.
If you suspect that you may
be allergic to some cosmetic you
are using, you may be able to
discover what it is by a bit of
experimentation. Leave off one
item at time and watch re-
suits. If this does not uncover
the culprit, then you should see
a dermatologist to find the source
OF your trouble. It would be
wise to experiment with cos
metics first though, because these
constitute one of the greatest
sources of allergic response.
Many do not know that there
are cosmetics which are designed
for allergic women. In these
around SO recognized irritants
which are generally used in
making cosmetics have been re-
placed by substances which are
not irritating. These are avail
able in great variety and come
scented and unscented, in case
perfume is your harasser.
If you would like to have my
leaflet about skin care, send
stamped, self-addressed envelope
with your request for Your
Outer Coating" Address your
request for leaflet No. At to
Josephine Lowman in care of
The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

a much more natural effect.
suggest buying a soft white
rubber sponge-a foamy texture
about this size" he made a
circle about an inch and a half
in diameter. You can find
them in most dime stores.
Look in mirror and make
a broad smile and where the
part of your cheek comes out in
a point is the natural place to
place your spot of rouge. Where
you blend it depends on the
shape of your face.
very few women appreciate
the Importance Of blending their
rouge. This can be effectively
done by patting with a clean dry
sponge until no line of demarka-
ton is in evidence.
"The most successful color is
one which is compatible with
your skin tone-and it is worth
experimenting with different
shades. comparing one cheek with
the other until you find the
shade which is right for you,"
he continued,
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Facial Types
Gordon Bau has prepared

Gordon Bau has prepared
a chart Of facial types
including detailed instruc-
;tiOns on how to find out
which type you are-which
shows where rouge and
makeup should be applied
and what cOmpenSatiOns a
woman can make to become
more attractive. The leaf1et
is now available for all read
erS, and is illustrated with
easy-tO-fOllOw drawings and
detailed makeup infOrma-
ton. Get your copy of this
vital leaflet called make
Yourself More Attractive
Through Correct Use of
Makeup" by sending 5 cents
and a self addressed,
stamped envelope to Lydia
Lane, Hollywood Beauty
Mirror Syndicate, las South
Spring street, Los Angeles
So, Calf. Ask for leaflet
MA. Do NOT write The
Star.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Saw Is Useful

A small kitchen saw is mex
pensive and handy to have. 1t
cuts tough ham bones easily. di-
vides packages of frozen food.
and disjoints poultry for frying.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Wurninq

Don't use abrasive powders or
steel wool on plastic food-storage
containers because these clean
ing agents may scratch the in
terror surfaces of the containers.
Because plastic is non-porous, it
won't transmit food odors or
tastes, but food caught in the
tiny scratches may cause trouble.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Knife Care

Be careful not to nick or
scratch your chrome plated
kitchen knives. If you do the
exposed metal may rust or stain.
Protect the knife blades by keep
ing them in the cardboard
sheaths they come in; when
these wear out get a rack with
slots to keep your knives in.
Evening star., 1953-06-01
African Prince, "a, Fighting
Deportation, Falls off Tower

Admitted to this country for
the purpose of studying. he was
majoring in psychology at Santa
Monica City College. Recently
he was convicted of forgery. But
a judge granted him probation
0fter he testified he had been
duped. Witnesses corroborated
his story.
When granted probation Ajala
dropped to his knees in the
courtroom and called on Allah
to bless the Judge.
The immigration Service sub
sequently ordered him deported
for not keeping up with his
studies. Ajala contended that
returning home before finishing
his education would be regarded
as betrayal of a tribal trust and
that he would be killed by his
wealthy father.
District Director Herman Lam
don Of the immigration Service
described Ajala's claim he would
be executed as "a figment of his
Imagination. We've deporte d
other people to Nigeria and I've
never heard Of them being exc
cuted."
Mr.. Landon said the Board of
immigration Appeals in Wash
ington has sustained the depor-
tation order.