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Evening star., 1955-04-05
TRIP WITH BABY

fMfS. w. l.. NJ, FGLtS Churchj
For Mrs. H. E. A., Silver
Spring: I recently flew across
the country with a 4-year-old
girl and a 5-weeks-old baby and
think it is the best way to travel
with children. I had to change
planes once and on both planes
they put us in the forward COM
partment. This is a small room
with eight seats that face each
other. The stewardess removed
the armrest between two seats
and made a bed for the baby.
She fell asleep as soon as the
plane took off and the noise
didn't bother her a bit. They
warm bottles and have dispos-
able diapers. They also helped
to entertain my older girl by
bringing her magazines and talk
ing to her. We had a very pleas
ant trip and hope you do too if
you decide to fly. A friend of
mine just few from Salt Lake
City with four children between
the ages of 3 weeks and 7 years,
and she thought it was a won-
derful way to travel.
MRS. P. Y. HyattspilleJ
Last summer I took my two
little girls, ages 2l2 and S years,
to West Texas via air coach. and
though the older girl was air
sick, still the trip was over in a
matter of hours and the next
day she was perfectly fine. I did
have to hold the younger girl
q good deal tshe weighed about
IS pounds at the time), but we
had new storybooks. a new doll,
ETC., to keep her entertained be-
tween maps. l dare say your baby
would sleep a good deal on such
a long trip, especially if you were
on a nonstop plane. 1t was the
landing and taking off that upset
my little girl as the lower air
seems to be rougher, generally
speaking.
The super Consultations have
three seats together, but since
you would not be buying ticket
Evening star., 1955-04-05
Women Hear
Cancer Talk

'"The time has come ror women
to strike back at cancer, and We
now have the tools in our
hands," Democratic and Repub-
lican women leaders were told
yesterday in q meeting arranged
by the American Cancer Society
at the Hotel Mayfower.
DIR. Lois I. Platt. cancer
cytologist and clinical instructor
in surgery at George Washington
University Hospital, was the
speaker.
women can thank God they
are facing this problem in 1855
instead Of 1905" she continued.
''It is time now to stop fearing
and start fighting
Seventy-flve to 100 per cent CT
the women who die from cancer
could be saved Elf we just apply
the knowledge we already have
at hand" she added. She listed
q "good pelvic examination" in
cluding biopsy, annually or semi
annually. plus self-examination
of the breast area. as essential
for early discovery Of the malady.
After that. she said, proper
radiology can be used to cure the
cancer.
Another speaker. DR.. Enid r.
Gilbert. director Of the turnor
clinic Of Children's Hospital. said
that cancer is the second largest
killer Of children, second only to
accidental injury.
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram the women were shown a
color film, Breast Examination, !"
which explained how q woman
may examine her own breast for
cancer.
Evening star., 1955-04-05

heeled walking shoe, with broad
heel, flexible leather soles and
supporting leather uppers.
PROTECT TOES
It also seems that the closed
toe is as important IN tie kitchen
as a steel capped safety shoe is
in an industrial plant. Many a
housewife has suffered a bruised
or fractured toe when a can fell
off the shelf or when she stubbed
her toe against a bedpost.
No one expects a lovely woman
to wear low-heeled shoes all OF
the time, but for heavens sake.
wear the right kind when you
go about your household duties.
A tired foot can make you feel
tired all over and you really need
a low-heeled shoe which sup
ports, and is non-skid, when you
are going to be on your feet o
lot of the day. You will also
minimize the danger OF a pain
Evening star., 1955-04-05
Award to Judqe

Dorothy Hancock Chapter.
D. c. D. A. R., was to present the
D A. R. Award of Merit to Judge
F. Dickinson Let's following a
luncheon in the dining room of
the Westchester Apartments to-
day at 1890 pm. Among those
attending, in addition to the
chapter members. were Mrs. Let's
and Mrs. Richard D. Hughes. sis
ter of Judge Let's and a former
member of Dorothy Hancock
Chapter. Mrs. Walton c. Clark is
chapter regent.
Evening star., 1955-04-05
Miss Jameson
Is Married

Miss Patsy Carol Jameson,
daughter Of Mrs. Margery jane
son of Takoma Park. Md. was
married March % to Mr.. War
ren William Allen, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles c. Allen OF
Hyattsville, Md.
The Rev. A. r. Holton per-
formed the ceremony in the
Church of Christ. A reception
was held following the cere-
mony.
MIR. Allen attended the Uni
versity of Maryland.
Evening star., 1955-04-05
Why Grow OId2
Tired Feet Help Cause Accidents at Home

full accident while in your home.
If you would like to have my
exercises for the arches. send a
stamped, self addressed envelope
with your request for leafiet No.
IA, Take Care of Your Feet" to
Josephine Lowman. in care Of
Thu Evening Star.
Evening star., 1955-04-05
New Minister

DR.. Otto Vega. who has served
at the Dominican Embassy in
Washington before. has re-
turned to become Minister. He
now is Charge d'Affaires while
Ambassador Salazar is in the
Dominican Republic with group
of United States Congressman.
The group expects to be gone
about q week or 10 days.
Evening star., 1955-04-05
Miss Beyrent Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Beyrent
of Tunkhannock. Pa. announce
the marriage on April 2 of their
daughter Carol Joan to Mr..
Joseph Treacy. jr. USN. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Treacy of Walden,
N. Y The ceremony took place
in st. Patrick'S Church.
The couple will make their
home here.
Evening star., 1955-04-05
Readers Clearing House

they are usually patient with any
questions and most helpful with
information. May ! wish you the
best of luck on the trip. Hope
to visit Portland, the City Of
Roses, myself someday.
Evening star., 1955-04-05
QUILTING

MRS. S. W. w., Washington
would like to refer anyone
interested in hand-done quilting
to some ladies who have just
completed a quilt for me. Their
workmanship is exquisite and the
price, quite reasonable. For full
information, contact Miss Nellie
Atkins, Sperryville, Va.
Evening star., 1955-04-05
MODELLING CLASSES

Among the new series of spring
classes offered by the Arlington
County Department of Recrea-
ton and Parks will be modelling
and beauty culture. There will be
both day and evening classes for
both teens and adults. All ladies
who wish to acquire the WE'LL
groomed look can join one Of
these classes taught by profess
sional models. Glasses start right
away. For further information,
call Mrs. Deaver at Jackson 7
1888.
Evening star., 1955-04-05
COOPERATIVE SCHOOL

The Munson Hill Presbyterian
kindergarten will hold open
house on Monday evening. April
18, at 8 o'clock in the kinder
garten building directly to the
rear of the Munson Hill Presby-
terian Church at Leesburg pike
and Glenmore drive, Falls
Church. Applications and regis
trations will be accepted for any
child who will be 5 years old
prior to January 1,'1956, for the
1866 kindergarten term. For
further information, call Mrs
H. c. Agne, Jefferson 3-3091, or
Mrs. L. P. Stark. Jefferson 4
1898.
Evening star., 1955-04-05
Star stan Photo.

COLLECTORS ITEMme Coe Mue wife the French Ambassador
National Roland president
which Napoleon
58
will be included Watch Clock Makers exhibit opening
Commerce Building.
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HELp-woMrN

HoUsEKEEPER for working mother
with . small children; could be
nice home for widow and teen-agt
daughter or couple with small in
come WA. f-6527.
HOUSEKEEPER-COOK. white. mid
die aged (preferably Catholicb IN
good health. to work in Catholic
rectory, live in, Good position for
interested party. Box Bars. Star.
-2S
HOUsEKEEPER-Room and board
in exchange for cooking and house,
hold duties. WO. 6-7S96.
HOUSEHOLDER COOK. for Q adults;
white: live in; excel. opportunity
for middle-Aged lady seeking nice
home; local refs. req. AID. 4-443S.
rBM CARD PUNCH oPR. tWhite,.
$50 VIZ, MISS KNIGHT at PER
sssoaNsNEL 1911 Q st. NV ST. g.
nSFORMATIoN CLERK. interestjne
work. complete company benefits.
No exper. necessary. Apply En-
ployment Once. SHERATON-P PARK
HOTEL, Conn. ave. and Woodley
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CLERK-To WORK IN credit once
saTy. Pleasant WORKING conditions
p person e0 to M. % SShs' KAY JEW
ELRY CO. sol II st. ne. rs
CLEkk. white, for cigar stand. part.
time evening hours. AID. 4-5sfs
CLERK. little tipping. 40-hr.. week.
Must be alert and Intelligent, Ex-
cellent Opportunity for advance;
insurance; Near Baileys crossroad.
JE 4-0062. JE. 5-4970. --2s
CLERK with either accounts payable
70 type. Apply HARE BROS AUTO
PARTS, 1910 Rhode Island ave-
Mt Rainier. Nd. --2S
CLERK. is to 80 yrs: general once
routine In receiving once: pleasant
telephone manner: experience not
NECESSARY; 6-dsg yE Apply ,, arter
LABORATORIES 1921 goth st, stu Nv
CLERK, young lady. experienced In
sutomotive work preferred. to assist
cashier in billing: 6-day week. vaca-
ton, etc: good salary. Replies
confidential. Boy 2s5-S. star. so
CLERks-Part time, for TOBACCO
AAO tAptl- bESScFeAEs w.
evenings, Sat. and Sun. STAND
ARD DRUG CO, 3122 18th NV.
30
CLERK. young. In real estate and
construction ONCE: answer phone
and help around Office. Typing not
necessary. 3 days week. WI. f.
84S4.- 1924 Georgia ave, Whea-
ton. Md.
CLERK for hours $50 p m. to II
pm. 5-day, 4O-hr. wk, Some
Sundays and holidays. Some ONCE
experience. work with public and
limited knowledge of tipping helpful,
Prefer unattached person. 30-45.
Apply in person CHILDRERs HOS
PfTAL. between 8 a.n.-3 pm. Mon.
CLERK-AMERIcAN MERCURY IN
SURANCE Co. located ct APO
Conn. ave. NV, wants perm. EN-
ploye for various clerical duties:
decentralization and surgical bene-
flts: air-conditioned once; good sal
airy. Apply at above address for
interview between $50 am. and
$50 pm.
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HELp-WoMEN

DRUG CLERK, Takoma Park area,
experienced in cosmetics, drugs
necessary. Union scale. Company
BENEFITS. esEApply Gor0P SUPER dTs
Tuesday. 1880. Granite 3-9231.
ssiaTy bus eomnission s GDa GdsT
DRUG CO.. 1922 14th NV. 30
!EDIPHONE 0PERATOR-Permanent
and interesting position for which
we are seeking q high type. capable
young lady. Our company Is grow
ing rapidly and offers opportunities
for advancement. Liberal employe
benefits, 5-day week; air-cond.
ONCE. Apply 9th d.. 1925 Eye st.
NV. II
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ELIZABETH PINKSTON

SERVICES
1925 Conn. Ave. NV. RIM. elb
Fnsineers, Me. E.E, Several top.
night positions out Of city. fee
ME- local. TOP night. $1,000.
Accountant, college degree. out Of
Advancement trainee, recent transp.
Once manager. E.E. degree. storm
drsinage experience. $1,000.
esies Req. Mechanical or construe'
ton. experience. $40 draw:
Jr. Sales Rep. trainee, S227 starr
6eryice Rep. trainee, mech aptl'
sales Rep. trainees. young. 1928,
COLLEGE. s325.
Typist, Hyattsville. S45-S55.
CLERKS white Young, N5S-S6H.
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ACCOUNTING CLERKS
High School Graduate

Experienced or inexperienced
Immediate permanent Jobs; career
opportunity with reliable concern
Manual and machine work: no typ
ing: 5-day week: hours, 9-5: reg.
retirement benefits. ages 1880
Call Ma. 10000, Ext. $50 for Ap-
pointment. 40
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CLERK-TYPIST

White, permanent position: NV
location. Various clerical duties ano
some tipping. Must be accurate with
details and type 40 w.p.m.; AIR.
conditioned building. GOOD parkfnG
conditions. vacation and sick leave
.j-day. 41-hour week. Cash bonuses
for aDpt
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CLERKS

Age 20 TO 80, white. Christian;
secular or full-time service; excel
lent working conditions and oppor-
tunity. Apply Box 1T, Star 81
CLERK-TYPIsT - Knowledge Of
bookkeeping helpful. not REQUIRED
Give age experience, church afr Ia
ton, salary expected. three refer
ences. Including pastor. Air-condi-
toned ONCE and paid vacation.
For 9 Protestant Evangelical organ
ization. Reply to Box 34S-S, star
CLERK .TYPIsT. young lady for
town lewelry store: b-day week.
GOOD starting salary. many com
RR hn' p Sfdo BRFEs JEWELERS.,
CLERK LII ( .f II hiSi under 80, for in
teIsstins position n.1 in slTeu. oss
Paid vacations. disqualification, life
Insurance and many other company
benefits, 5-day. 40-hour week. CAL
Mr., PERRY at CO. 5-l014. --2a
CLERK 1890; experienced
preferred but not necessary; high
school graduate: air-eond. once
and many company benefits. Phone
cLL Il trYPPIs ,uinilmen. depart
f msh' Ea n M''o opportunitv Tor a
ie YInE' 4o,houF S1 5-day week, air
conditioning: vacation, INSURANCE
and disqualification paid. Call Miss
CLERK -TYPIsT. permanent position
week. Parking facilities. Must be
able to type AS w.p.m, Call co.
CLERRR-TYPIsT. salary dependent
on experience. age 2 to 30; b-day
week; aforementioned ONCE. Apply
general once work. See MANGUM
at 1928 Conn. ave. NV. -
CLERK - Immediate va
caney. Permanent position. FE, g.
CLE nj under IS, Per
manent positions. will consider be-
s sinnsrS , s5o .s an leave 70 4 nonproi
Ord fr, EQUITABLE LIFE IN
SuRANcE CO, SIG 14th st. NV.
II
CLERK-TYPIsT. for general once
work. with knowledge OF bookkeep-
ing preferred: under 80; h-day VIZ
COnN. 1OI 1eOTRtLONu IEoluSuts sHJb
10 S80 depending on experience.
Call FE. 3-3l31, ask for Mrs.
Conner. -
CLERK TYPIsT--Permanent and in
teresting position for which we
are seeking .ligh type. capable
young lady Our company Is Erow-
ing rapidly and offers opportunities
for advancement. Liberal employe
benefits. 5-day week. air-cond
ONCE. Apply 9Th a. 1925 Eye St.
NV. -
CLERK TYPIsT, age 1875. some
aptitude for figures. Tipping &C
curacy more important than speed
5-day, sos with excel. adv. oppor.
MA A CEMENT CONSULTANTS,
INC, Suite 800. 1406 O NV.
CLERK -TYPIsT
Experienced, under %; new air
conditioned Once group hospitali-
cation. b-day week; salary to start,
$50 week.
SHAPIRO
1918 X st. NV. NE. s-l717
20
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ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
CLERK

perience in accounts payable and
general ONCE routine, some tipping
required. Good salary: 6-day week,
meals furnished. Send resume to
Box l79-T, Star 80
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hELe.-WoAEN

NURSE, white. age rs TO 20. live
In or out. Private hospital. Ref
erences. CO. 5-4754. 81
NURSES AIDE, white, for fioor
DUTY in large suburban nursing
home; nice quarters and surround.
ings; must live in; references. JE.
NURSES-PROF OCCASIONAL
Immediate positions in medical. sur.
gieal and psychiatric nursing; ro~
tating shifts, 44-hour week. Per-
manent evening and night duty,
40-hour week. BEGINNING salary,
$260.9l per month; 4 weeks leave
year. also sick time allowance
and retirement system. Apply
Nursing Service Once. UNIVER-
ETTY HOSPITAL, Baltimore; LeX.
ineton 9-O320, Ext. 618. 80
OFFICE CLERK-0ood with figures,
knowledge Of tipping and ability 70
deal with people essential; 40-hr.
wk.. alternate hrs: 1880 a.m.-4
pm: II a.m.-7 pm: alternate Sat.
and Sun. work, Age 2o.z0; Apply
between IL a.m..6 Pm. Mon. Tues.
OFFICE MGR. for art school: an
interest in art helpful. along with
once experience and ability TO
meet people. Phone MR.. TULMAN,
RIA. $500, weekdays.
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CLERK
STENOGRAPHER

\ Am. TO 4:30 PM.
opening IN executive
offices for young woman under IS,
with a minimum OF so words short
hand. So to 80 words typing Pre-
vtcus experience should include
bookkeeping or statistical back
ground Excellent starting salary
Liberal insurance and hospitaliza
tion plan. Paid vacations and sick
leave Opportunity to advance.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
I34l @ ST. NV, RIM. 200
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
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HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Z

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE BKPR,
must be able to type. oppor
tunity to learn operation OF Bur
rouShs sensimatle aectS: machine
32l0 Rhode Island ave Mt
Rainier. Md. Is
ACCTS. RECEIVABLE BKPR.. exper
dement's, At once. MAURICE ELEC
SUPPLY CO., 1134 18th st. NV.
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CASHIER
CASHIER
CASHIER

ER-CHECKER, colored: must
be experienced and have references
Apply MAYFAIR SUPER MARKET,
1925 Hayes st. ne, 80
CASHIER CLERK, Interesting worn
in credit ONCE of retail iewelrl
store: company dement's ana con
genial surroundings. Please apply
in person. THE ROSS JEwELRY
CO., 81 II st. ne. go
CASHIER WRAPPER. permanent po-
sition. Centrally located. Pleasant
working conditions. Group hospi'
tai and other employe benefits
QUEEN QUALITY SHOES. 1921 7
CAsIiiER-CLERK-TYPIsT - Per.
manent and interesting position
for young lady having an aptitude
for figures and average typing abil-
ity. Experienced collection wors
40-hour- annual and sick
vapcement. RE $4,000. EXT. s3278.
CASHIER-TYRJST, local finance Co.
paid vacation, sick leave and free
disqualification and life insurance
5l2-day work wk. exper. preferred
but not nee; excel starting salary
Apply in person or phone HU. 3
$3.50, 2311 Rhode Island ave. Mt
Rainier: or OIL. 4-0700, 541s Wis.
ave, Chevy Chase, Md. go
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BEAUTY SALON
FULL OR PART TINE
OPERATORS
CHILDREN'S BARBER
tSilver Spring Storel
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT CO.,

LIE aECd i W.
SILVER sPRING
Fenton st. and Ellsworth Dr.,
BOOKKEEPER, exper.. fully quail.
fed, compensation open depending
upon qualifications: position avail
Immediately Call Mr.. OFT at XII
R a,6G99 i1E an apt ". minimum 1s
E s1es['sR Cpporsa hRSa sss 7th is
BookKEEPER. double entry; thor
WEEK sS0st rREes R!e u s RfrisRR
1907 Georsia ave. Wheaton. Nd
BooKkEEPER-sTENoG.. ss6 xk.;
ssse Miss GRANT at Soy soYps' cor
BOOKKEEPER- stenoerapher, expe-
rienced. TO take charge Of once:
excel: salary; refs. required. IA
Bso t6R able to operate Ncr
SoSsy WeeE' 40 f hours: must Be his 1
ficstions. Box SIT, Star. as
BOOKBINDERY OPERATOR, per.
, manent position in modern air
conditioned bindery: must be ex.
perienced. WILLIAM NORWIT2
CO, 9l3 18th ST. NV.
BOOKkEEPING MACHINE OPER-
ATOR, MGR 5000, for credit once
in women's speciality store: mus
be experienced; excellent pay ant
employee benefits. Apply in person
5th floor, BROOKS, INC. 100 G
BOOKKEEPER In established down
town real estate once. Real estate
experience not necessary. days
10 5 pm, $50. Give age and
experience. Ali replies confidential
B9ooKkEEPER, full charge; 1-gtr
once: competent; prefer. one WHIT
knows construction costs. stat.
age and experience. Box 3gI-S
BkkP. MACH. oPER. under IS, g.
day, downtown, S6Q-Sbb. MAN
AGEMENT CONsULTANTS INC.
Suite go 1905 @ NV. -
Bookkeeper- Office Manager
Thoroughly experienced; excellent
nnnortuuity, good salary
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CLERK, GEN. OFFICE
Take and type telephone orders.
handle filing and assist bookkeeper,
salary, $50: advancement. vaca-
ti0n. paid holidays, sick leave. APP
ply Mr.. Williams, FLORIDA PROD
UCT6, 81 N st. NV
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AlLp-woMsN
BOOKKEEPER

tASSfSTANT)
Must have general ledger experience
and furnish finest references. 5-day
week. air-conditioned once, group
disqualification: permanent position
Excellent opportunity for advance
ment. State salary expected. Box
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ADMIN. DEL l., @oo
To 40 yrs. some shorthand; responS,
SECY., LAW, $50
2b TO IS. attr.. fine ofaces.
JOBS, INC.
l74O K St. NV. RE. 7-3i53
ALTERATION WOMAN, experienced
only. for flne woman,s appare
CLAIRE DRATcH. 7215 Wis. ave
ALTERATIoN HAND. experiences
Sun. call ia. 9-6l04: Mon" Ju
ALTO soLoIsT for Protestant
church. Call WO 6-40o7 after l.
noon or Elk. 1929. rs
ART, commercial. music. English
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
l341 @ st. NV. RE 7-3S3s
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HO. 2-2476
'1CI;'LERK-TYPIsT

AGE IS to as years. For general Of
dee work: pleasant working condi.
tons In aforementioned once; g.
day week; company dement's. Apply
in person to Mr.. Wildmau, l1l7
10th 81 NV
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ACCT. OFFICE
MANAGER

Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1420 New York Ave. NV. Room 500
ASoSyGtN .a.a.u SLEn !s, Ft er niS
we are seeking high type. capable.
Young lady. Our company Is grow
ing rapidly and offers opportunities
for advancement. Liberal employe
benefits. 5-day week, air-cond
ofhces. Apply 5th a., 1928 Eye St.
-
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Hudson $4,000

and ask for Mr.. H W. Schultz,
Monday and Tuesday between 10
AMI pm. and 10 pm; Wednes-
day q am.-12 noon and l-3 pm.
interviews confidential.
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without putting back the life shampoong takes OUT
Restore life, uster, manageabiIty instantly!

If you hate to shampoo your hair because it
flies all over your head and looks terrible for
days, why don't you face up to the facts?
You've tried dozens of shampoos, haven't
you? And they all make your hair too dry,
don't they?
So what happens? After shampooing your
hair, you have to wait two or three days for
the natural beauty oils to come back. Then,
just when your hair begins to look and act
alive, it's time to start thinking, 81 need
shampoo again"
You have problem
Now isn't that silly! Half the time your hair
is so dry you can't do thing with it. Simply
because modern shampoos cleanse too
thoroughly! They wash all the beauty oils out
of your hair and scalp! So why don't you do
something about it?
You aren't the only one who has this problem.
Millions of women hate to shampoo their hair
for exactly this same reason. That's why Helene
Curtis invented SUAVE. And look what it does.
The instant you finish washing and towel
drying your hair, take few drops of SUAVE
and rub it over your palms. Then stroke through
your hair thoroughly. Brush your hair and
arrange it as you always do.
And look at fne 0mozing difference!
Suddenly your comb is a magic wand! Your
hair is surprisingly easy to comb, set and
arrange. No snarls. No wild wisps. Dryness is
gone! Your hair is silky soft, bursting with
highlights with the prettiest. healthiest-
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Hey, Santa - do a
"Switeh-It" en- route

you're like of u.s. your life dotted with little unused
periods of time Maybe you're waiting for the eggs finish
frying or loafng your second cup of coffee post
poning the dishes Well, do Switc-lt, THIS WEEKS
be-size bran-teaser. Why? Because it's fun.
Substitute letter for letter in the given word Write
the words thus formed under the originals. Then fill in
the boxes at the Sides putting the discarded letters the left
and the the right thereby forming two entirely
words. Merry Christmas - soc SPRINGER
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looking glow you ever saw!
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