davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-02-29
West German Move for Spanish Bases
Called IrreporobIe Political BIunder

Almost it seems that a
blind and evil fate has de-
creed that the West itself
must destroy the Vests one
true military shield. the
North Atlantic Treaty Or
ganiZation.
Blow after blow at this
shield has been delivered
from among the very nations
it is intended to protect. The
latest thrust against it is
from that member Of the
alliance which is as ham,
handed in international pol
itics as it is fearfully able
in warfare, the West Ger
man member.
In NATO, IS nations
headed by the United States
are banded together all for
one and one for all against
imperialiSt Communist ag-
gression. This treaty organ
ization is the one expression
of free world power and
realism, as distinguished
from vague free world hopes
and slogans, to rise in 13
years of cold war.
Bold and honest in con-
cept, it was raised to pro-
vide real Western troops to
maintain the peace-not
merely Western talky-talk.
But long ago the British
ceased to make effective con-
tributions to NATO. France
did likewise-only more so
If mainly because she had
to divert military strength to
Algeria against a chronic Arab
revolt.
The United States, as its
actual founder, has remained
formally faithful to NATO.
But we. too, cannot seriously
claim that we have not al
lowed the shield to tarnish,
If not to buckle.
The American-British deci-
sion Of last year to negotiate
the cold war with Nikita
Khruschev of the Soviet Un-
ion has undeniably made
NATO seem less and less i'm
portant-and all obligations
to NATO less and less bind
ing.
For a long time, indeed, the
only NATO members who
have stood four-square with
it have been the smaller pow
ers. notably Italy, Turkey
and Norway. They can have
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Aging Murray Faces Party Fight

Representative Anderson
can oppose to this his own
excellent education, service
in the Legislature and his
World War II exploits as
commander of an armed task
force from Normandy to the
Elbe. He is a major general
in the Army Reserve.
Montana's junior Senator,
Mike Mansfield, is the Demo-
cratic whip. He has said he
would support Murray, but as
with Murray himself, the
Mansfield-Metcalf association
is long and close one.
For some time 1t has carried
the load for the States local
interests and the personal
problems of its residents.
Montana presently has q
Republican Governor. j.
Hugo Aronson, who says he
is getting out of politics this
fall. A brisk campaign for
Governor is therefore also
indicated.
Senator Murray in his last
campaign-l954-was a ma
jor target of Vice President
Nixon. whose assignment it
was to swing the smaller
Western and Mountain States
into the Republican column
and so keep control of the
Senate. 1t was Nixon's last
real "hatchet man" role.
While it has never been pos
sible to prove on a written
record what Nixon said, Muir
ray and others felt keenly
that he took the low road of
anti-intellectualism and have
not forgiven him. Murray
won by only 1900 votes.
Evening star., 1960-02-29

had little heart to do so. For
it is plain that these smaller
members Of the alliance are
not going to have much to
say about whatever arrange
ments, good or bad. the Unit
ed States and Britain will
eventually make with Khru-
Schev.
Now, the West Germans
who at least really want to
make an effective shield of
NATO-have blundered be-
yond repair. First it leaked
out and later it was grudg-
ingly confirmed: They went
to Franco Spain, without
consulting the other mem
bers of NATO, to negotiate
for the establishment in
Spain Of military supply de-
pots and air training facili-
ties. Belatedly they deny
they failed to consult in ad-
vance but all the facts are
simply against them.
The Germans purpose in
all this was militarily OBJ
vious, and obviously mill
tarily sound. They wanted
the assurance Of surviving
bases in Spain from which
to fight on if West Germany
itself should be overrun by
the Soviet Union in any
great war.
But they acted, politically,
with a characteristic lack
of even elementary wisdom
and sensitivity. Not only did
they omit to clear their plan
with the rest Of NATO. They
also went to a power, Franco
Spain, which is deeply dis
trusted and hated by nearly
all Of the NATO alliance.
Much of the Old World
still remembers what the
New World may largely have
forgotten: In the Spanish
Civil War of the late '3Os,
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Toftoy Retiring,
'Futhero Of Missile

ABERDEEN. Md, Feb. 29
(AP) Maj. Gen. H. N. Toftoy.
commanding general of the
Aberdeen Proving Ground here
and father of the Army's mis-
sile, rocket and satellite pro-
gram since World War II, re-
tires from the Army today.
Dubbed the Army's "Mr. Mis-
sile." Gen. Toftoy was to re-
tire in ceremonies marked by
a 13-gun artillery salute and a
special march, "Mr. Guided
Missile March"
The general is retiring for
medical reasons. He and Mrs.
Toftoy will live on the Isle Of
Capri near st. Petersburg, Fla.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
DORIS FLEESON

Montana Democrats today
confront one of those colli-
sions between sentiment and
political realities which seem
to be particularly indigenous
to the United States Senate.
The States senior Senator,
James E. Murray, who sue
ceeded the late Tom Walsh
of Teapot Dome fame in 1884.
will be 81 next May and for
reasons Of health has been
less and less seen here and
is less and less effective. Yet
last week he filed for re-
nomination for another six
year term.
The irony of the situation
is that the relative new
comers to Montana politics
in both parties have leaped
in to take advantage of the
Development, while Murray's
long time liberal associate,
Representative Lee Metcalf,
has felt obliged to hold back.
The Representative is hav-
ing his own quiet check made
Of sentiment in the State;
March IA next he will an
nounce either that he is run
ming for the Senate or for re-
election to the House.
Actually the issue is be-
ing forced by others, and
Metcalf cannot save the
aging and philanthropic
Senator from a hard fight.
Representative Leroy Ander-
son, a wealthy wheat and
Evening star., 1960-02-29
FuIIout Shelter
Testing Planned
BY the Associated Press

The Civil Defense Agency is
equlpping an experimental fall
out shelter in Pittsburgh to test
the behavior of men, women
and children under a possible
Inuclear attack.
The Office Of Civil and De-
fense Mobilization said the tests
will be conducted by the Amer
lean Institute for Research in
Pittsburgh.
Successful test groups num-
bering up to 80 will be asked
to eat, sleep and live in the
experimental shelter during pc
riods ranging from a week end
to as much as two weeks or
more.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Administrative Rules, Not Legislation,
Held Way to Keep Officials Honest

sell his stock or to put 1t in
trust to others. But does this
mean he will be strong
enough to forget his freind-
ships of past years and turn
a cold shoulder to his former
associates, just because he
has given up his stock? Is the
remedy to be found in banning
from public office anybody
who has ever occupied a
prominent place in business?
This would deprive the Gov
ernment of some Of the best
brains in the country.
Also, what shall be said
about those members of Con-
gress who retain a connection
with their former law Arms.
even though they are careful
not to accept any income from
cases involving the Govern
ment? Is the continuance of
their names on the law firms
stationery an inducement to
prospective clients? Are the
former associates of these
members of Congress to be
deprived of a chance to do
any Government business or
to contact their duly-elected
Representative in Congress
just because he used to work
with them? What about the
practice Of many members
of Congress who accept fees
for speeches before labor
union or trade-association
conventions?
Is a gift at Christmas or
at any other time a sort of
bribe? Must the recipient, il
he is in public Office, assume
that the purpose Of the
gift is to influence him i'm
properly? If so, then what
about gifts made to indi-
viduals before they entered
the Government service? Are
the donors forever to be
pre-empted from contact
ing on business matters
their friends of former
years?
There was. for instance,
the case Of Sherman Adams.
No proof ever was adduced
that the gifts he received
Evening star., 1960-02-29
DAVID LAWRENCE

Can honesty be legislated?
This is the challenging ques-
ton that comes to the fore
when a report such as has
Just been presented to Con-
gresS endeavors to deal with
the problem Of so called
conflict Of interest"
A committee Of eminent
lawyers from the Association
Of the Bar of the City of
New York has completed a
2-year study which recon-
mends certain changes in eX-
listing laws so as to prevent
employees of the Government
from being improperly influ-
enced in their public duties
through gifts. through the
retention Of income from
previous business connec-
tions, through stock owner
ship in such companies, or
otherwise.
I'VE need a long-run ma
tional policy" says the re-
port, which neither Sacri-
fees governmental integrity
for opportunism nor browns
practical stating needs in
moralism. We need a careful
regulatory scheme that effec-
lively restrains official con-
flicts Of interest without gen.
Grating pernicious side ef-
fects on recruitment. Th
basic conclusion of the COM
mittee is that such a scheme
can be worked out"
With all due respect to the
fine men who prepared this
report. the observation can
be made that it doesn't go to
the root Of the problem. Hon
esty cannot be legislated any
more than efficiency can be
defined in a statute. Even if
all the proposals of the Bar
Association committee we're
adopted, this would not
reach the real difficulty-the
dishonest mind.
A man who owns stock in a
company, from which he re-
signed or retired in order to
accept a Government post,
can be compelled by law to
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Dodd Is RESTING
After Collapse

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Feb.
20 (AP) P).-Senator Dodd, Dem
ocrat of Connecticut, is hos
pitalized here for extreme ia
tigue and his doctor says II
don't want him bothered for
three or four days"
The Senator, who is SO. be-
came i'll at a $l00-a-plate
Democratic dinner Saturday
night and was admitted to a
hospital early yesterday. The
Evening star., 1960-02-29

Wisconsin and Western Branch:
535l WISCONSIN AVENUE, N. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29

turns TO London to find his wife,
Dan DuNeo, EsIey AIbIin. Brit
ish.l
7-WorId News. McCoffrey.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd Douglas. DonieIs.
11:I0
7-Weother. Sports. News.
Has
4-News. Weather Sports.
COLOR. Rash. Forester. Simpson.
9-The Lote Show. Movie.
IA Hours. let Us Live"
1889. The fioncee of on inno-
cent man about to be executed
fights to sove his life. Henry
Fonda, Moureen O'SulIivon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29
June I
9-Men Into Space. Science.

9-Men Into Space. Science.
Power failure just before Iondine
puts O crimp in the first COM
nnond of on Astronout bound for
the moon. Colonel McCouley
elects to ottempt rescue mis-
sion. WiIIiom lundioon, Rich
ord Emory. Don Burnett.
800
4-Perry Como Show. Color.
I Hour. DoVid McLeon, new
western stor Of the Tote" Sc
Ties, guest.
7-Howoiion Eye. Crime.
! Hour. Beech Boy" A series
of violences is set off by beach
boy who cioinns to be the son of
on heiress. Troy Donohue, Anna
Lee, Connie Stevens. (Repeot)
9-The Millionaire. Dromo.
The Moooie DoIton Story" A
chance meeting in the Empire
Stote building gives discour-
oqed model from the Midwest
new hope and changes the
course Of her life. Joon Comden,
Ron Rondoll
$50
S-l've Got q Secret. Panel.
Guest: Jane Wymon.
1000
4-This Is Your Life.
5-Roekct Squad. Detective.
Know Your Family Tree" Hugh
Beaumont.
"Wednesday Night Fights.
Sonny Roy vs.. Willie POSTPONE.
10 rounds. Heavyweight. Chi
cooo Sodium.
gu. S. Steel Hour. Oromo.
I Hour. Gone Of Heorts."
Heortbreok and happiness divide
q New York apartment shared by
two roommotes. One is hoppy
over her impending marriage;
the other is heortbroken becouse
her newest odmirer hos left her.
Jeff DonnelI, Arthur Hill, Robert
Weber, Betsy PoImer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29

ll:25
7-Boekstoge. Bunny Wneck.
1880
4-Joek Poor Show. Variety.
Ia Hours. Joey Bishop subs for
Vocotionine jock. Guests: Pot
Carroll, Anders and HodIey,
singers.
7-WoIter WineheIl File.
1900
7-Afrieon Petrol. Adventure.
1870
5-Newsbeot.
1.-The Lords Prayer.
loo
4-Inspirotion.
9-Meditotion. Weather.
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her Rosary, teach little children about the divine love Of Marys
Son for all Of MS? The cost is $500 and it may be paid all at
once or I'm instaIlments.
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during the current series are
globe-trotting reporter Rich
ard Pattee, Father James B.
Walker, OPP, historian and
archivist, and the College of
st. Mary of the Springs Con-
cert Choir, with guest soloist
Henry Ruffin, baritone.
Reserved seats are available
by writing the school or by
calling CT. 22137, Ext. 4.
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Legion OF Decency:
nv Movie Ratings

Ills pm, Chan. 10 - The Bride
Wore Boots-Paramount, 1916
B. objection: Reflects accepta.
bility of divorce.J
1880 pm, Chan. 6-The Ledger
10th Century Fox, el943-AH,
TUESDAY,, OCT. II
9.25 am, Chan. 4-Blackbeard the
Pirate, Part 2-NRA.
$3.50 am, Chan. 10-Circumstan.
tial Evidence-20th Century Fox,
1945-AII.
S pm, Chan. 4On Dangerous
Ground-RKO, 195l-AII.
Ills pm, Chan. 10-Nightmare
Alley-20th Century Fox, 1916
d. objection: This film tends to
confuse religion and religious
activity with the fraudulent prac-
tees of ~charlatans. 1t tends to
foster belief in superstition
There is a lack of sufficient
moral balance.)
1890 pm, Chan. 6-P fall
United Artists, 1947-AII.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. IA
9:25 am, Chan. breakfast for
Two, Part / - RK0, 1885 - All.
$50 am, Chan. 10-Thrill of a
acknowledgements, 1937-AI.
5 pm, Chan. An Walt for You
-MGM, 1940-Au.
IL. 5 pm. Chan. losing You Sim
ners-Paramount, 1937-AI.
1870 pm, Chan 6-Lady Says No
United Artist, 1851, B. lob
lection: Suggestive dialogue, Sc
THURSDAY, OCT. u
9:2S am, Chan. 4Breakfast for
Two, Part 2-RKO, 1936-AI;
Anne of Green Gables, Part 2
$50 am, Chan. l0-Quiet Please,
Murder-20th Century Fox, 1912
S pm, Chan. 4-Gentle Annie
MGM, 1944-AII.
1l:l5 pm, Chan. 10-The Major
and the Minor-Paramount,
194l-AII.
1880 pm, Chan. [Guilty of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS National,
l940-Au.
FRIDAY, OCT. "a
s:25 am, Chan. 4-Anne of Green
Gables, Part 2-NRA.
$50 am, Chan. 6-The Lady of
Escapes goth Century Fox,
l936-AIl.
S pm, Chan. 4Bombshell-NRA.
11:i5 pm, Chan. 10-Spelibound--
Se1zn ck-International, 1945--
All. (Observation-The story ac-
cepts a freudian theory of psy.
choanalysis which is utilized as
important element In plot de-
velopmcnt and treatment.)
1880 pm, Chan. 6--Bride Came
C.O.D.-Warners-First National,
1940-AII.
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University of America in
Washington, DC, since 1855,
has appeared in the Water
gate Concerts in the city, as
well as with the National
Symphony, the Louisville Sym
phony and with chamber or
chestras and oratorio socie-
ties.
Formerly a soloist with the
Mozart Trio, she appeared a
soloiSt in the NBC-TV pre-
miere last spring of "'Dol-
cedo," a new American opera.
In celebration of composer
Aaron Copeland's 50th birth
day anniversary, she was chos-
en- by him to sing his Emily
Dickinson song cycle at the
Museum of Modern Art in
New York City, with COPELAND
as co-performer.
She appeared with him in
lecture recitals at Harvard
University, Carnegie Institute
of Technology, the Institute
of Contemporary Art in Wash
ington and the Baltimore Mu-
scum of Fine Arts.
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Children, Reading

What did people do when
there was no money?-HoW
did they develop coins? -
What are the different occu~
pations that earn money? 1t
also includes a section on
learning to save. It is simple
and easy to understand and
relates the facts to everyday
living. 11-3)
THERE is LOTS of sea lore
and accounts Of personal in
trigue in BOY JOE GOES TO
SEA by Edith Boyd, Rand,
$2.95. The author has based
it on events in the life of her
father who shipped to sea, be-
fore he was in his teens, on
a sailing ship as a cabin boy.
He seems to emerge a little
too successful but we all tend
to remember and cherish the
good that happens. For grades
4-6.
ALWAYS GRO WING by
Elizabeth MAXWELL, Starr King
Press, is the third in a series
designed to arouse the begin
nings of awareness and an
understanding of the wonders
of life, 1t follows, in story
form, the lives of a typical
family that increases from
two children to three. Many
daily problems faced by the
children are introduced and
their changing attitudes and
reasoning is depicted. For
the five through seven year
olds.
Wa will top the Fall Round
up off with WORLD SERIES
ROOKIE by c. Paul Jackson,
Hastings, $2.75. This young
rookie thought he had a lot on
the ball but the sports writer,
team and coach had decidedly
different views. His needing
of the veterans proved to
have surprising results, how
ever. CIR. ST.
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Inter-Faith
Film Listing

Daily film Iisfings by
fhe Infer-Faifh Film Corn
miffee can be found in the
Columbus Cit ixen-Jour-
nal and Dispatch.
CHILDREN
HUNTS - Ben-Hur.
STATE, WESTERN -
Pollyana.
CAPITOL - The Nuns Story.
LINCOLN - Time Machine,
Operation Amsterdam.
GARDEN Saturday only,
with matinee - Man on a
String, Valley of the Red
Woods.
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BEHOLD THE HANDMADE OF THE LORD, be it done unto
me according to thy word" Two Arab girls, SISTER AZELIA

and SISTER LAURENT, have recognized
1t as Gods will that they dedicate their
lives to Him as Religious. They are nov
ices of the ROSARY SISTERS in JERU-
SALEM. Attending Mass IN the Feast of
the Holy Rosary, and reading again Mary's
inspired words of submission to the will of
God, they will continue their nOvitiate
with renewed fervor. Could you pay for the
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De Decency:

ables-2Oth Century Fox, 1851
All.
I1.30 pm, Chan. 4-The Racket
RKO, i95l-AU.
! am, Chan. 6-Returu of Ter
ror-NRA.
SUNDAY, OCT.
II noon. Chan. 10-Tarzan's New
Adventure-NRA.
1880 pm, Chan. 6-The Red
Shoes. Arthur Rank, I947-
b. objection; Suicide in plot
I1:25 pm, Chan. 4-Marie An
toinette- MGM, t937-AII.
1880 pm, Chan. 10-The Moons
Our Home-Paramounts 1886
MONDAY, OCT. 10
9:25 am, Chan. A. Blackboard the
Pirate, Part l--NRA.
$50 am, Chan. 10-Lige Begins
at 8:30-20th Century Fox, 1872
All.
5 pm, Chan. 4 ~ Arnelo Affair
MGM, I946-AU.
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MOTION PICTURE cLAssIFIcA-
TON BY NATIONAL LEGION OF
pEcEkCY: AL Morally Unobiec-
tionable for All; All Morally Tn
Objectionable for Adults, b Nor
ally Objectionable in Part for All;
C-Condemned. MIRA No Rat
ing Available.
FRIDAY, OCT. 7
9:25 am, Chan. AFTER Tonight,
Part 2-NRA.
$50 am, Chan I0-Thundcr Over
Arizoua-NRA.
1890 am, Chan. 6-Stolen Iden-
tity-NRA.
S pm, Chan. Were Only HUI
man-RKo, 1936-AII.
Ills pm, Chan. l0-Clash by
Night-RK0, l95I-AII.
ll;20 pm, Chan. 6-The Widow
MIRA.
1 am, Chan. 6-The Odd Ones
-NRA.
SATURDAY, OCT.
8 pm, Chan. i0-The Voice of
Terror-NRA.
1890 pm, Chan. 6~Les Miser-
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Symphony Sets
Eight Concerts
For 10000

The Columbus Symphony
Orchestra presents to music
lovers in Central Ohio seven
concerts at the same price as
last years series of six con-
certs.
An additional treat is the
scheduled Pops Concert fea-
turing the music of Rodgers
and HammerStein.
All eight concerts will be
presented in Veterans Memoir
ial Auditorium.
Here is the Tenth Anniver-
sary Season Schedule:
Wednesday, October II, AL
Orchestral Gala opening
night.
Saturday, November II 49,
Rise Stevens $50 Star Of the
Net, TV, etc.
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Continued from Page 81
the hares, the jack rabbit. II
has good illustrations and
large type and is suitable for
k-3rd grades.
WHAT is MONEY? by Lou
Use X. Wilcox and Gordon T..
Burks, Steck, SITS, is a ques-
ton that even the youngest
child will find interest in.
This book is a simple intro
duction to economics and
deals with such questions as:
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

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Range and refrig. optional. Choice
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Derrer. Inc. range, refrig., washer
and dryer. From $50.
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The second Erskin preSenta-
ton will feature Cecil Hast
ing, lecturer, whose subject
will be Dante, An Unsafe
Guide to He'll" on Sunday,
Nov. Is.
Other artists to be present
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KATHERINE HANsEL:
Soprano To Open
Series, Oct. 10

Katherine Hansel, a soprano, will open the 1860
81 Erskine Series with a concert Sunday, Oct. Is at
8:15 pm, in the Little Theatre on the Springs East
Side Columbus campus.
Mrs. Hansel, a member of the faculty of Catholic
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RADIO-TV
Highlights
SUNDAY

$50 am, Chan. 10 - The
Christopher Program presents
Ray Bolger in "Your Call to
Jury Duty" highlighting the
importance of every citizen to
participate in jury duty.
1000 am, Chan. FATHER
James Kraus, faculty of st.
Charles Seminary, is the cele-
brant of the Mass televised
from Chan. 4 studio. Our
Lady of Peace parishioners
are members of the congre-
cation.
1890 am, Chan. 6 - The
Christopher Program presents
Ann Blyth in "Give the Chill
dren Good Reading Habits"
Miss Blyth opens this weeks
Christopher ire n
which stresses the Importance
of guiding the reading of
young people towards the best
in the field of literature.
RADIO
1890 p.m.-WLW Radio
Broadcast of the Frank Sheed
Theology series originally
seen on NBC-TV.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

Try this soothing, smoothing moisturi.
zer, TITLES Clycerine and Rosewater
Compound. Helps restore youthful
beouty to chopped or detergent rouqhened
honds. Protects oooinst wind and sunburn.
Use as 9reoseless powder bose
4-ounce plastic jor, 1.25*
2-ounce tube, 75c*
Evening star., 1960-09-04


Use as oreoseless powder bose
4-ounce plostc ior, 1.25*
Z-ounce tube, 75c"
Improve your nails with damon Deb
Nail Dresser helps prevent and
correct splitting and peeling nails.
"Diomolite" sufoce of mock sapphire
and diamond cystols files smoothly
Won't separate noil layers or
Ieove rough, broken edge
4" size, LOO 6" size, LIS 8" size, 15O
Wherever you go, whatever you do, give
your hands constant care with Balm
Argenta. individual tiny foil pillows,
with lotion, ideoI for pocket, purse,
cor or trovel. II purse pocks of o6, LOO
BoIm Aroento Hand Lotion tnot shownl
in 6-ounce pIostic bottle, 7Sc*
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Beauty Special -. Save on
EndOcreme Hand Beauty. This beouty
treotment helps keep honds smooth and
soft two woys: first, octivotes sluggish cells
and tissues, then superfotted unouents
and emoents nourish and protect Use
dolly to ouord oooinst signs of ooin9 honds.
Regularly $50. I2S'
"PIeose odd lo9S FederoI tax
W6L-Cosmetics lst Floor; also Chevy Chose,
Wheaton Plozo, Corners and AeNondrio
Order by phone "a hours day,
dali District 1890