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Evening star., 1955-02-24
Bill 10 Exempt Taxes
Of Maryland Farm
Credit Firms Planned
By q Sfur Stoff Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. pa bill
to exempt farm credit corpora
tions from paying Maryland
taxes levied on personal loan
and industrial finance companies
will be introduced in the Mary
land legislature by it's Prince
Georges County members.
That was decided last night at
a closed meeting of the six
Prince Georges House members
and Prince Georges Senator H.
Winship Wheatley, jr., all Demo-
Gratis.
They said afterward, in an
nouncing they would introduce
the bill, that it was asked by
the Southern Maryland Produc-
ton Credit Association of Upper
Marlboro.
The bill would put such agri-
cultural credit corporations in
the same category as ordinary
business corporations, and re-
quire that they pay the same
taxes. including the real estate
tax. personal property tax. State
and Federal income tax, Mary
land documentary stamp tax and
other excise taxes.
Adoption Bill Under Fire.
Meanwhile, the controversy
over the adoption bill continued
to boil as the Montgomery
County Medical Society urged
that its county be brought under
a provision to permit doctors,
lawyers and clergymen to act
as middlemen in placing adopted
children.
Only Prince Georges and Har-
ford counties would allow such
individual action in adoption
cases under the bill which has
passed the House and is now be-
fore the Senate. In Baltimore
city and the other counties, chill
dren could be placed for adop-
ton only by licensed agencies,
natural parents and grandpar-
ents. The Prince Georges-Har-
ford amendment, which the
Montgomery Medical Society
would like to be broadened to
include Montgomery, also would
allow uncles and aunts, as well
as doctors, lawyers and clergy
men. to place a child for adop-
ton.
At the same time, the Prince
Georges delegation discussed
the adoption amendment with
delegation from the County
League of Women Voters, which
visited the Legislature yesterday.
Mrs. Wood Sees Evasion"
Mrs. William Wood, former
league president, said the
amendment would allow an eva
sion of the county welfare de-
partment in adoption matters
which would decrease the pro-
lection that should be given to
adopted children.
The Prince Georges delega-
ton. in another long and busy
day.. also conferred with the
county library board, which
asked for a 1000 bond issue
for a central library building.
The delegates took the request
under advisement.
Evening star., 1955-02-24
Library Group to Meet

The Upper Chillum Library
Association will meet at 8:15
o'clock tonight at the Lewisdale
Elementary School. Twenty
fourth street and Banning place,
Lewisdale, Md. The group will
discuss ways to raise money for
a library in the Upper Chillum
area.
Evening star., 1955-02-24
Chief Movie Censor
Among Three Aides
Dropped byMcKeldin
By Gene Goodwin
Stor Stoff Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 24.-Mary.
lands controversial chief movie
censor. Sidney r. Traub. was on
his way out today, the victim of
omission from Gov. McKeldin's
list of nominations for State
jobs.
Two other big names missing
from the Governors Greenbag
list delivered to the State Sen
ate for confirmation yesterday
were those of Arthur H. Brice,
chairman of the Department of
Tidewater Fisheries, and Thomas
B. R. Mudd. Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles.
The Governor nominated c.
Morton Goldstein, Baltimore city
lawyer a Republican, to the
Board of Motion Picture Gen.
sors, replacing Mr.. Traub, a
Democrat.
Tawes Elevated.
To replace Mr.. Brice, Gov. Nc
Keldin elevated John P. Tawes
of Crisf1eld, now a Republican
member of the Tidewater Fish
cries Commission, and nominated
William F. Hilgenberg of Balti-
more to fill out the remaining
two years of Mr.. Tawes' term.
Mr.. Hilgenberg is a seafood
merchant and part owner of the
Baltimore Orioles baseball team
and the Baltimore Colts football
team. A Democrat, his role in
Maryland politics has been one
of a financial benefactor.
Mr., Brice. a Democrat. was re-
lieved of his duties on the COM
mission by the Governor last
month after he had been ar
rested by Federal game wardenS
on a duck batting charge.
Mr.. Mudd, if the Senate ap-
proves, will be replaced as of
May 2 by Frank Small, jr.,
Washington auto dealer and
former Republican Representa-
tive from Maryland's 5th Dis
trict.
Requests Retirement.
Mr.. Mudd, who lives in La
Plata, told the Governor in a
letter released to the press that
he did not wish to be reap
pointed because he had been ad-
vised ito cut down on some of
my business or public activities"
Mr.. Traub has been a member
of the movie censorship board
since 1949 and has frequently
been embroiled in controversies
with movie producers and legis-
atorS.
In statement to the Senate
Finance Committee yesterday,
he said that if he were not re-
it would be because
he had incurred the displeasure
of certain independent theater
owners"
Also in the list of executive
nominations, traditionally deliv-
cred to the Senate in a green
bag were recommendations for
reappointment of State Police
Supt. Elmer F.. Munshower of
and Enos S. Stock
bridge of Baltimore County, di-
rector of the Department of Cor
rection.
Edward D. E. Rollins of Elk
ton, who was Gov. McKeldin's
Encouragement until he was de-
feated last November, was nomi-
mated for a $6,000-a-year post |
On the State Industrial Accident |
Commission.
The Governors nominations
or 81 State jobs produced no
hitherto unknown changes or re-
except for failure |
% send down that of the chair
nan of employment security.
This highest paid, $4,000, of |
he appointments available to
he Governor this year, has been !
'ffered to Senator Kimble, Re-
of Allegany. The vet !
ran of % years in the Legisla-
ure wanted until today to de-
;ide if he wants it. |
Evening star., 1955-02-24
Children to Give PIuy

The Children's Theater Of the
Arlington County Department
of Recreation and Parks will
present Cinderella of Lower
land" at both 10 am. and 2 pm.
Saturday at the Kate Waller
Barrett Elementary School. 4401
North Henderson road. Arling-
tOn
Evening star., 1955-02-24

".. and what doth the Lord re-
quire of thee, but to do justly, and to
love mercy, and to walk humbly with
thy God?"
These words have always been
close to my heart. They define, in
such simple terms, just what God
wants us to do.
All too often we tend to forget
God. We allow the hustle and hustle
of everyday life to push Him aside.
Micah is telling us that God loves
us and wants us to follow His ways.
Life is not to be judged by
mans material wealth, honor or
Evening star., 1955-02-24

cutlVe Secre-
t airy of t h e
M o n t gomery
County Edu-
cation Associ-
alton in Mary
] a n d n e x t
Tuesday.
Mr.. Rhodes,
who presently
lives in Falls
Church, Va,
W i | | b e
charged with
carrying out
t h e aSSocia-
tiOn' public
Evening star., 1955-02-24
Eric Rhodes 10 Head
Education Group

Eric F. Rhodes. chairman of
the English department at
Washington-Lee High School in
Arlington, Va, will become exc
Evening star., 1955-02-24
A ThnnDht fur Tnhay
Lenten Reflections by People You Know
By }. Edgar Hoover
Director of the Federal Bureau of lnvestoofion


from the Bible that very meaningfu to me is
Micah, viS find that have used it number of times
addressing school college groups to express
a philosophy of life that all can follow It reads:
Evening star., 1955-02-24

achievements We must all be humble just and love mercy
These words guide to everyday living That's why
many thousands of and have found in them
comfort, strength and hope.
Tomorrow, Dr.. Edward L. r. Elsou
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e400 18th ST. NV
ssES; s52 50. o. 2 Sedrms'. s7S' so
Also other apts;,, some with din.
/ ga 18th st NV. Kp. 1.e0ob
4-32l cRITTENpEN sT. NV;
Living rrn.. kit. bedrm.. dinette,
s.Hy p ssss $500 n Rss
sss 18Th : i. = s! sNau1 CO Ia. ..s,oe
s.drm'. H. IN. B Eiseh sT b ss new.
" decorated screened porch. gas
heat. Rent. S55. See jenitor,
bsmt. apt, l"to Bay ST. Ii q
aeb 18th ST. NV Ma s.21oo
DUPLEX. 360s CLAY PL. NE. Apt.
B. Liv. .rm., dinette, bedrm,, bath.
s eat SSd IT. ~; SO porch m6 immed' 90
EUGENE H. PHIFER
Tower Bids. st. 3-s71l
D. c GENERAL HOSPITAL
| = t"s's hitss pnInL hSass NV NokSA
| included. only S62.b0.
v ASHINOTON REALTY. RA. $4,000
$3.50 ADAMS ST. Me- rms, kit.
ard bath, redec.: SIS.
IVY EAST CAPITOL ST. rms,
Eit aud bath: S45
HARRISON l. ADAMS
932 < st. NV. Ma. s-s30S.
ONE BEDROOM, NV.
6338 Colorado ave-. Apt. l04--Heat,
hot water included; only $50.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RE. $4,000
-. NOW AvAILABLE
2712 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.--ons
and two-bedrm.. apts;. heat furn
4115 FIRST ST. S,E.--TWo-bedrm
apt N coNdREsS HdTs, 'A1R
CONDITIONED Rent $3.50 mo.
6154 II ST. S.E.--Two-rm. kit. and
bath apt" with all utilities, Rent
1867 K psT. sE.-.Two rm. kit. and
bath apt. with all utilities. Rent
cSGGSE: I%iR Yin. DuvALI. DI, $4,000
Mr.. CATH, U,--9th AND TAYLOR
2 rms. kit.,. .dinette, bath; incloset
RSSRe 19l..4sjS. ''' ''n'' -
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49,
m. ARL.-s-hedrm. apis for 5; neal
~; Myer, rentasoHs 2 e. Al
utiis, except eiec. 500. ia. 2-!Sis
AT oLARENDoN-Furn, enc. apt
/ At SOTO 10th st N. $50 so mo-,
ia, 2-3O2S or caii at Apt, 8.
n. ARL.-. Newly. furn. bed.-liy. rms
KIT. bath. snndeck; $75 sale, $50
aSls, Adults KE t s;sss2o; 81 g,
s sP,r; y o. nj "a. f sessos g'n'.son On
NEWfY DECoRATED = Liz. nm.
bedrmy dinette. pvt, shower bath
faeils. child accepted. Day care
for ehild Z desired, For informa-
AR hfn ea nssf - pssn 5sgSS; kit
apt. and hotel rms. Low rates dal
SEPT. 1. newly redee,
grated l-bedrfn. apt. component 4
National Airport. For Information
apply APT. !. 1901 Abinsdon drive
s. Ai AL. Just Of, Col. piks-s-5ed99m
closets JE. 4-0S0a. al
ARL. N.-Lge, bedrm., 3 closets
bath, din. bit. lie. Nv rm; apt
h,dg, close u; ssa; ia; s-S s
A on 4 acres I iy T I'M y, With f nUl'
bedrnn.. bath. Complete Kit. Priv
entr. Need car. SOC so. employee
couple, XII, 9-0lOD. -26
ONE-BEDRM. APT, Arl.. close In
psruuet ara. 4 lge. closets. super
found ineulstion. sos. IN b-f,5SI
90
ALEX Efdciency and i.
bedroom apartments; janitor serv.
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Immediate occupancy in modern
bldg. close to bus, shopping CEN
ter. movies. convenient TO Boiling
Field. Andrews Field and st. Eliza
heths Hospital; storage and laun-
iMcLuDrEs ALL uTnrT1EN
Rental Agent, Mr.. Hall. Apt. i02
10. 2-7S94
DIRECTIONS: Out Nichols ave. to
Alabama ave-. left about s blocks
70 18th pl.. right to address.
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1870 NEWTON ST. NW.-Desirablt
ant; BLDG, rms. kit. and bath
2i3s CALIFORNIA st. NV rm
sosp,s sa oa s 99 t &c. su tm. III FL
40 FORESTER ST. Mod.
rms; kis End bah. SIS. .
kit. md bath. 1as beat: S50.50.
PLANT a. GORDON, INC
1874 PARK RID. NV. co 5-nS37
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480l 4th ST. NV.
Apt. 2--Conslsting Of 2 hedrms.. iiy.
rm.. din, kit. and bath; SSi.bQ.
See aa.o ord It PSI ISL ps ss 3 nv ~
CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
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rAKoMA PARK, MD. - Ef,cienc

TAKoMA PARK. MD. - Efaciency.
private bath: an wills; included.
MI. RiINIER EREA@-sedrm.. liy y
rni.. Kit. and bath LIST q. and rear
. Ped ssDRM e. Liv. I'M, KIT-. pvt.
bath and entY.. $3.50 mo. incl
cOLEE0E RI; Il bedrmY TT. din.
s sesa 81 as n me- sa,a A sslss sl Ea
co COLE Z Pr Park. Md bio block.
Univ. Of Nd; bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit.
bath. Suitable for couple. SIS.
Mass Mass EXTENDED N.w.-ss5 mo /;
pvt. upstairs; Ice. kit. Ice. rn. ;
lovely home; no children. OIL; q
NJ Tesi RAINIER. Md. 1901 soti ' 81.
-Bedrm Nv. nm, dinette, ki itch.
e cou5 B.s ssie ps' SN 9s47 H'
Ss5. Busline. Adults. Avail. Sept.
'. Wooded district. ~. 9-4559.
rAKoMA PARK-Emc.; utIls. fuTn. i;
80 NJ sanitarium. Career Eiri.
Tako sIs0' SSiARk-Nieely turn. /.
kit. and bath: TV: pvt, entr.. nice
neiehborhood: utils. furn.: adults
s97.s mo. CAN after 5 pm. ~
HYATT. 5so1 Decatur s..-Lit.-
w loiE or u sDPi TN. 9-s s S''O
TAKOMA PARK = Large liv. rm..
bedrm kit, tile bath. porch: ga
rage. Lovely SURROUNDINGS. Con.
venient transp.; $50. ~. S-34ll.
GLEN ECHO, Md furn. apis.
with Nv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. and bath.
Upstairs, SIS per mo, and down
stairs SIS per mo. with all utils,
SiUGRSN. EASEMENT APT. avail. Sept,
i--5Li'able two: sep. bath - sn 2 9
sn.r COW xc cc Hsa sart E.ns M for
some hoa a VIZ. S-5Iss. ~
NEAR MT. RAINIER, 2 rooms, LIST
floor; yard space; settled employed
couple or woman. Ref $42 month
Be- 339-R, Star.
TAKOMA---5 rms. bath: enc. porch
s.ssos. u, 5:iSsz.
TAX PK.--Ficely furn, enc, LIST 2. !:
S65; utiis. incl. JU. $4,000. :,
TAKOMA PARK, S6s.6n mo-. al
utilities included--Loysiy, vel. very
eiectrie kitchen Inquire APT s.
MI. RAINIER, 41i5 soth st.-1st
floor, 2 rms. pvt. bath and entr.
s62.5O. Adults. WA. 7.14es:
SILVER SPRING, Ga. ave. Studio apt.
s Ssa 3 sa;a L. DY REALM f2Fs J ipf sRs
SEE IT-BELIEVE 1T
NEWLY FURNISHED
FOR YOU
Rosemary Apis.
Met. Washington's Finest
2-Bedrm. Furnished Apis.
Luxurious Living Plus
Free Swimming
Pool
TV AVAILABLE
1929 EAST-WEST HWY.
JU. 8-117O-JU. 8-4313
Write, Phone for
Free Brochure
BEAUTIFUL
ROCK CREEK
GARDENS
NEWLY FURNISHED
AT MODEST RENTALS
Shopping center and restaurant on
premises; on D. G. line, near Rock
Creek Park.
CALL JU. $4,000
RENTAL OFFICE ON PREMISES AT
1927 CRUDE RID,
SILVER SPRING. MD
OPEN SATURDAYS, WEEKDAYS
o TO b
Directions; Out 10th q TO Eest-W West
hwy. left to Grub I'd. and left TO
once, or out Conn. ave. fiRht on
East:west hvv. to Grub I'd. risht
MANAGING AGENTS
EIG & McKEEVER
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2615 4th ST. I'VE.
AIR coNDITIoNED APT.
ON CAPITOL HILL

Rents From Only 5000
The sSol . 4I.r. q 81 SoEGEEs
ave. ne. Overlooking Nd. ave.
has newly decor. SUPER enc. apis
avail. Low rent incl. eiey.. sery.r
ager on premises or call Ii. 6-0364
ALSO AVAILABLE FURNISHED.
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ATTENTION
YOUNG LADIES ONLY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

- @OAS4NO - O1s&NAO31Gs0
In exclusive NV. apartment. con-
yeniently located: immediate oc-
cupaney, Daily maid service with
linen LarRe. kitchen and dinette.
adequate closets: building air
available. Call msnaser. the KEN.
NEDY WARREN. AID. 4-9l00 -22
1925 NEWTON ST. NV.
. rms. kit. and bath, pvt. apt. I;
nicely fnrn.: incl utiis. For . eiris
or cple. SIS mo. Mgr. In bsmt.
VII. 0-64S4. -22
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SURPRISE PRIZES!!
Plus Wonderful Values. These apis.
are available now and Sept. /
Apply TO Apis. listed on Janitor
on premises.
2224 Minnesota ave, s.es--Right
on Pa, ave-. Apt. 10. Beautifully
decorated l-bedroom apt, see so
Also enc. $54 so.
$40 Hamilton St. NV, Apt. p
Redecorated ! bedrm. with de luxe
refEr. $72.50.
1911 Park I'd. n.w.--Just of 18th
St. front efncs.. with good closet
space, S71.5
1907 Woodley I'd. NV bedrm.
apt, $74.5O.
500 Kennedy st. n.v.---on busline
excellent neighborhood. / bedrm
apt. only $64.50.
1893 Spring I'd. n.w.--Efic.. redec-
grated. $49.60. 01
b43S Conn. ave; p;w.--lst floor.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 K st. NV. TX. 3-1sl1
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Immediate Occupancy
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GEoRGETowN $3.50 Que St nv. ".
sis iath ST. NV. Downtown loca
ton. Enheiency I room. Kitchen
Ic istsi EFF rrrrc., tul, kit. !,
apt blds;i nies loo: SIS, 30; s ssils
PA ExR III s sEDRoo esss IL ss sn;
dinette and bath; ! closets. hard
wood floors. PARKING space. iaun
locker Reasonable. Call 10; 1
M ilaq pS e. AZ W. s't stSi1boE1 and ana
S Ssss eonT w. l 6@ s a2sssss .na 30
plus utiIs. Across Pa. Ave. Bridge
Young ST. Sc. LU. $4,000, 20;
NEW. MOD, downtown. eiev. bldg:
With sun deck, 5smt. sarase avail
ssssTsdbtu sn: :D's ssSss e'f fsas ppt
caaPniiroL BmL-cony. many FED
siris. Enc. $40 sb: SedTms.
$8a.95. utils: Incl. Air eond. avail.
iamedt TX ocs sls,3S 247 Del: a aye
ESQ., 18th ST.. N.w.--Large. brish
iaeii. sun deck: S7i so. incl. utiis
rS ssf S' fEk ME-; APIS. so4o Id.
no ave. n.w.--Edlc.; $50 mo-. utils
incl. pI. 7-747S:s ewes. XII, 2
IT'S = ST, Me- rms. kit. Saith
porch: $3.50. DUvALL a. co,
WNE VS. e1lhfs' 1859 Columbia I'd
n.w.--4 rms, KIT. and bath: reas
rental. Call CO. 5-4635. --2s
HAMPTON COURTS APIS. 20l:
New Han ga. aye. n,, nW ;,l3 sisS
pHcoRHToR's DREAM. i ge R., /
rm. lift. ceiiings: elec: KIT.
mod. bath: Sept. 1; sos, incl. utils
MA. S-2345. day: NE. s-l569
night and VIZ. end. 2i'
1901 25th ST. S.E.-!coruef 9 St
Bsmt. enc. for 2 adults: s46 mo- <
I5 .ai s sss' STREET ihS siee s.EGLeyeiv
bedroom. redecorated. s69. 80 in.
cludes utilities. See resident man:
ager, Ant. 100. IN. 3-0670. 81
e44O 10th ST. N.W.--Several sizes
rm.. kitchenette, dinette. DR., clos
ana bath. S72.5O per mo-, : tse
rms. kitehenette. dinette and bath
$50 per mo-; lge. rms kitchen
cite. dinette and oath. S1l5 pei
mo-: and living rm,. aiming rrn,
kit, 3 bedrms. and 2 baths. S16i
1851 PARK RoAD N W.@-Attractiv'
bedroom. LIVING room kitchenette
dinette and bath apartment; ST.
monthly, including utilities. Also
big living room. , bedrooms. kiteh
enet.e. dinette and bath. just re
lfth AND Park RID. AREA!
large rooms, 2 baths. porch. bacl
yard. $50 incl. atils. IA. 3.4i52
LGE. LIVING ROOM. oedrm., KY.
dinette and bath. S69.60, utils
incl. Avail. Sept, is. 1912 Halle,
,Sis 18TH ST SCI bedrm.. liv
I'm dine''., Ky. bath; $50. q. Res
iSijMMERSET PL. NV bedroom
+ $40 so TU. 2-s36e after 0 Pm
NEAR CATHOLIC uNIvERsITY@I
bedrm. apt: rear porch, neat ant
hot Water SRE mo. RIA, S-HUZ0
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ss ~ r SasA e;sa s5 mo- pG u: neI t' eefs
preferred. ia. 2-0s92.
n. ARLINGTON - Most attractive
2 bedrm. bath, fv. rm.. din. rm..
kit. screened porch, garage. nice
yard. excel, neighbofhood. Only
iIsx M ,ssSISEeIinns s 81 u s.Si7 sARo gi
foor--AttTactiyeIy iurn. 8 rin. enS
bth apt, ideal for 0 couple, 800
per mo, Incl. all utils, Call oRHEN-
WAY APIS, JE. 3-l14l. al
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Yes! Leading medical research
agrees with the evidence of a famous
British expert on 1.-The common
cold" He places ALL blame on the
person-to-person spread Of specific
viruses by coughing, sneezing and
yet undiscovered means. Colds are
even transmitted by immune car
riers who show no cold symptoms
themselves! Coughs and sneezes
remain the greatest "culprits."
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HARSH, winter winds dry out,
In chap the skin. Your complexion
becomes extra sensitive, hard to
care for. Now you can follow a
new, remarkable beauty treat
ment plan that will wake up and
refresh "winterized" skin.
Cleanse sjgin thoroughly
A thorough Spring cleansing of
your complexion is easy with eff
Gent DEEP CLEANSER. This creamy
liquid penetrates into pores to rid
skin of sub-surface dirt and CRIME.
Its rich emollients soften, lubri-
cate and soothe dry, sensitive skin.
DEEP cLEANsER'S amazing new an
tiseptic R-5l actually can prevent
blackheads and blemishes. 1.5O.
Awaleen cixculation
Your complexion needs proper ex-
ercise to look bright and fresh.
New SKIN ExERcIsER (Eau verte)
wakes up sallow, tired skin, stimu-
lates skin pores. Applied before
makeup. this tingly lotion helps
rouse local circulation, gives skin
a natural, youthful glow. 800.
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ARE COLDS CONTAGIOUS?

As yet. the public Is not suffi-
GENTLY informed about the impor-
lance of even simple precautions
such as the use Of disposable tissues
in breaking the chain Of infections!
Moreover, only one brand Of tissues
sold in the entire U. S. is fortified
with an anti-bacterial agent. Use Of
this particular tissue stops the
growth of germs, safeguards your
family's health.
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I1Eifsss contours
For complete beauty lift, use
amazing coNToUR-LIFT FILM. 1t
tones, tightens and lifts" facial
contours, smooths away express
sion lines, reduces puffiness. Be-
fore going out, use CoNroUR-LIFT
under makeup for a glamorous
base. Use also at night latter
sKlNExERcIsER) to correct sagging
contours. 800.
Loolx younger again!
To counteract lines, postpone age
signs, use ESTROGENIC HORMONE
CREAM at night. 1t quickly sinks
in to give moisture to aging sub
skin tissues. Under skin begins to
fill out. Outer skin smooths and
pumps out. You look younger
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THIS beach hat a La Cleopatra is
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doesn't take American hat makers
long to knock off" European crea-
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essa, a famous Roman milliner.
The Florentine straw is natural
colored and rough-textured. There's
small crown and shoulder-length
"brim" which slants downward.
coming around to meet in a tie under
the chin to give the Ancient Egypt
look. - JOAN RATHER
photographs BY Gerard Herfter
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priest sending up prayer in He
brew out of the Book of Numbers?
Is il regular? You up here Of
course know exactly all that's
religiouslY good. Is this good?
What do you say. Abednego?
He looked at me with some
thing of reproach in his eyes, as
if to say, Segal, what are you ask
ing, since you know the answer
already. Who's there to say
there's anything but fine asser-
ton of the brotherhood of man
in this priest reciting Hebrew
blessing.
Yes, that's exactly it. replied.
What I'm here for is to build up
a column toward the idea that it's
really all one language before
God. and what are those boys
fighting about? Here's the priest
speaking with the tongue Of a
rabbi. Isn't that something for
heaven to applaud? AS you see.
out of Father Jacobs mouth it's
really one language before God.
though the affairs are far apart.
At these words of mine Angel
Abednego embraced me and ex-
claimed, 'Segal, you speak like
one who really belongs up here
already. You have our idea of
things. Segal, stay with us up
here, why don't your" Abednego
led me to a heavenly seat Of soft
est down.
But I excused myself. ! said il
would be edition time shortly for
the Jewish press and I had to get
back to the earth. Abednego said
was welcome up there any time
We have here happy place
to live in for one with your ideas. {"
Abednego pointed to a couple
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The letter from Harry Henshel,
leading figure in the American
Olympic Committee, to Avery
Brundage, Olympic chairman,
was doubtlessly a letter which
Col. Henshel would have prefer
red not to find it necessary to
write.
The letter-which was made
public-said that the International
Olympic Committee was rerniss in
its duty for not considering Is
rael's appeal against being barred
this summer fro m the regional
games held in Spain.
Henshel had spoken out sharply
against the barring of Israel, and
as he said to this columnist at the
time, the ban was plainly a poll
teal one and the Arab nations
had been exerting their influence
to get Israel eliminated.
II was hoped that the Interna-
tional Olympic Committee would
take a firm action against such
doings. but according to the regu-
lations. il didn't have TO do so be-
cause the rules did not apply &c
the regional games.