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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
About Communists

I disagree on q few points
in Jim's letter CTEEN, Sep
TENDER 81. I have no feeling
for Communists, but what
can We do about Americans
who desert us for COM
muniSrn? After all, the United
States believes in freedom of
judgment,
The Russians latest sue
cesses,- such as Gagarin's
space flight, the take-over in
Cuba and Titoy's orbital
flight, make some people
think: why, If the Rus
slams are doing so well. they
must have q prosperous
country" The Communist
propaganda adds to it all.
When the person arrives in
Russia. he learns the truth.
We cannot arrest . person
for that, any more than we
can arrest . Russian. We
cannot arrest the 10000
Communists in America, ex-
cept for espionage, or another
illegal offense. The Com
muniStS in this country are q
greedy, ruthless group, but as
long as they stay within the
law, there is, unfortunately.
nothing we can do about
them.
FRANK CORRADO.
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Nature

WALKS: Meet At Community Center
At MoyoAne Reserve for Am.
birdwalk Sunday. Also . fiVe-mile
birdwalk along CheSapeake and
Ohio Canal at 1880 am. Sunday.
meet at Wisconsin and Western
avenues ut Howard johnson park
At q an, Saturday. 60 birding
with . Park naturalist near the
Potomac River. Meet in parking
area near entrance station ct
Difficult Run Hike. 2 until 4:3O
pm. Saturday for hike along .
rugged stream with q Park ma
turGlht. Meet in parking area
near entrance station at Great
Geology walk at = pm. sunday.
meet at Hawaii avenue and ALI
son street NE. near Fort Totten
Park.
Learn about plants. animals
and rocks on Theodore Roosevelt
Island at 10 am. and ? pm.
Saturday and 2 pm. and 4. pm.
Sunday. Island accessible BY free
ferry that operates from the foot
Of Wisconsin avenue NV. In
Oaks and Aeorns walk, 3 pm.
Sunday, meet at Rock Greek
Trail Center on Beach drive, one
eighth mile south Of Military road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
Conservative

After reading the Con-
sentative Voice" CTEEN. Sep
tember ID. I found it neces-
sary to point out some Of the
totally unacceptable points
in the letter.
The improved hypothesis
of the social worker" which
FDR carried out in the New
Deal, proved not only effec-
tive measures against the
great economic crisis (caused
by the unstable. uncontrolled
economy of the time) which
threatened our country then.
but sound principles to fight
the complex many-sided
problems Of today.
The so-called liberal legis-
lation which Is now before
the Congress represents not
the path to socialism. as Mr..
Sobin would have US think,
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Gene Autry Goes to Class

Schoolman of Braddock
Heights. Peggy Swindler, Hy-
attsville, is acting secretary.
Purpose Of the organization
Is to promote and develop in
terest in and support for
good, Statewide library serv-
ices. Membership is open to
ninth graders through soph-
ignores at college, or until a
students goth birthday.
The Washington Film So
ciety this fall will inaugu-
rate a special early screening
Of film classics for students
at q special low-price mem
bership rate.
Student memberships, valid
only at the society's 6:35 pm.
screenings at the auditorium
Of the Freer Gallery Of Art,
are available for SIS and will
admit the member to 10 films
during the year. They may
be obtained from the Wash
ington Film Society's mem
bership secretary, 924 E street
NV, Washington 4, D. c.
= = y 4
NOrthwOOd High School re-
Gently dedicated its new
'bleachers" and officially
named the site Bartlett Sta
dunn after the schools first
principal, Edward A. Bartlett
who died last year. The dedi-
cation ceremony was eli
NAKED with a Northwood wiz
over Sherwood Highs foot.
ball team, 1914.
i y
Nancy Ascencio, q Junt
graduate Of Wheaton Md
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The Sky-Jockings

Since I wrote the first
letter to TEEN about the
hijackings, all the replies
disagree with my ideas. Most
people today seem to want
to reason with Castro. More
accurately, would be to bride
him.
1 cannot see why a power
full country such as our
United States should bride
such Q puny little country
and punnier leader as Cas-
tro. When this country gets
so soft that they won't
stand up for what is theirs.
it's about time something is
done.
Ithink if we showed more
force toward Cuba. we would
automatically get q little
more respect from the USSR.
So far. Russia has been
backing Cuba. II there were
any resistance on our part,
I believe Russia would back
out. mighty quick Castro
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PLAY BACK
From TEEN Readers

is the only reward for Eich-
mann'S crimes and I say let
justice be served"
My conception Of the rea-
son for the Israeli trial is
quite different from his. 1t
is my belief that it is not
Eichmann who is on trial but
1t is instead the inhuman
actions of one man toward
another. These crimes are
not the crimes Of Eichmann
but are the crimes of society
itself. Be Eichmann guilty or
innocent, this stain will long
blot the history of the world.
Can we remove this stain by
removing Eichmann? BY do
ing this, will we discourage
this from recurring. I Seri-
ously doubt it.
I am not in favor Of doing
as our ancestors did when
they sacrificed the life Of one
man for the sake of the
crimes of the whole society.
Let us instead, for the first
time in history. abandon the
Sacrificial block, and let us
all bear this "hideous, hor-
rible crime" Then perhaps
we will remember the great
inhumanities which we can
ruthlessly bestow on our fell
low man. Death for EiCh-
mann is hardly the answer
and will bring little more
than temporary relief to our
consciences.
JIM GRAHAM.
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Johnny Mathis

A singer I haven't seen or
heard anything about lately
is Johnny Mathis. Although
he hasn't had a top hit lately,
he is still very popular. Please
put a story about him in your
paper. ..-'-.
H. E. HAWKINS.
I have seen fan clubs
printed in Play Back, and I
would appreciate it If you
would print my fan club for
Johnny Mathis. Anyone
interested in joining, or who
Just wants information con-
corning Johnny should write
to me. I will be more than
happy to answer all letters.
Please inclose q self-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope.
LUCY WHITLEY,
1917 Swami Street NV.
Washington, d. C.
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TEEN Go-Pad Is Uhere
you'll find out what's going
on in the Washington area
today, Saturday and Sunday.
If your school, church or so
ciGl group Is planning a meek
end event Which area teen-
ayers may attend, mail the
information to TEEN, The
Washington Star, Washing
ton 3, D. c. The deGdIine is
Tuesday for publication the
toIloDino Friday. Correspond
ence must include the tDriter's
name, address and telephone
number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

himself might flee if the
Russian-trained Cubans were
beginning to lose their nerve.
BullieS are generally towards.
/ don't think we would be
plunged into a world war If
we put our foot down on
Cuba. 1 imagine Russia
would throw up her hands
and forget the whole mess.
GWEN LAWRENCE.
Gwen Lawrence (TEEN.
August 49, states that she is
Infatuated" by the Cuban
hijackingS and that she
thinks the whole island
should be blown off the map
after our plane has been
returned.
Maybe she hasn't been
reading the newspapers lately
and hasn't yet realized the
strong relationship between
Castro and Khrushchev. May
be she doesn't realize what
the consequences would be
II we decided to blow Cuba
off the map. Not only taking
into consideration our fate if
such q plan were carried out,
does she go along with the
Communists theory Of eradi-
eating anyone or anything
that gets In the way? Would
this action really end the
problem or just create trouble
of q different and more
threatening nature? .Jf
I'm not taking up for Cuba
or those directly involved in
the hijackingS. In handling
incidents such as this I Just
think we'd better use q little
more common sense than
Gwen displayed in her letter
PAT.
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Special Events

OPEN HOUSE; Y-Teen Open House,
4 to 9 pm. SATURDAY at the
Phyllis Wheatley YWcA, Dol
Rhode Island avenue NV. featur-
ing teen hoStesses, speakers youth
YOUTH RALLY: The Bible Basis Of
Missions" presented by the Rev.
Dallas s. Green Of North Africa
Mission. plus marimba and vocal
combinations. at 7:30 pm. Sat-
urday at Rtverdale (Md) Baptist
Church, sponsored BY the Chris
tian Youth Crusade.
DANCE: Record hop at $50 pm.
Saturday at Temple Israel, 400
University boulevard east. Silver
Spring. sponsored By SracAs Aza.
ART: Tour Of the Week at the
National Gallery Of Art In the
rotunda at / pm. Saturday and
2:3O pm. Sunday for Tiepolo and
Venetian painting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

Of America from District
Heights, Md.
A homecoming queen viii
be crowned during the half
time Of the game. A semi
formal dance viii be held at
the Manassas National Guard
Armory afterwards.
NOrthwOOd High, Silver
Spring, Md, has q foreign
exchange student from Japan.
Rebecca Mikoko Hayashi.
Her nickname is Mickey.
Sponsored by the Interfaith
Christian Youth Exchange,
Mickey is living with the
John Franks family in the
Kemp Mill area during her
senior year at Northwood.
- Aa
The Naval Cadet Corps will
hold its annual captains
mast for awards at 1880 pm.
october is at the Naval
Reserve Station, Jones Point,
Alexandria, Va.
- = 4
Kathy Bosch has been
chosen president of the
Wheaton High School Girls
Sports Association. Other
officers are Judy Funkhouser,
vice president: Mary Foote,
secretary, and Pat Lowry,
treasurer. Late in october
the group will have a sports
day at Sherwood High, Sandy
Spring, Md, with the GSA
there. In December, the
Wheaton group is planning q
dance.
Five students at High
Point High, Beltsville, Nd,
have been named Semifinal-
lists in the 1872 Merit pro-
gram as o result of their OUT
standing performance on the
National Merit Scholarship
Qualifying Test. They are:
Tom Richie, Lenore Al
gaze, Mona Dickson, Judith
Risineer, Ronald Sidwell and
Barbara Douville. Barbara
now goes to school in Balti-
more.
The semi finalists will take
another rigorous exam De-
cember 2, the three-houT
scholastic aptitude test OF
the College Entrance Exami-
nation Board.
Bill Hall was elected pres
ident Of the senior class al
George Washington High
School, Alexandria, Va, in
one Of the closest races ir
the history Of the school. A
varsity defensive end, Bill !:
editor Of the school yearbook
president of both Quill anc
Palm and Quill and Scroll
and is student council home.
room representative.
Bill won by five votes ovel
Larry RoSser, who will be vicc
president of the 386-membel
class. Larry is president Of thu
World Events Club and thu
Debate Club. He also is drum
major and president Of tn
school band.
go
A Y-Teen supper will b
held at 8 pm. TUESDAY a
the Alexandria YWCA, so
Cameron street.
Thursday. at 4 pm. ther
will be Q charm demonstra
ton featuring coed fashion
and good grooming hints, q
the Phyllis Wheatley YWCt
901 Rhode Island avenu
NV. aEr
Teen-agers In the Marylan
Youth for Better Librarie
will meet October % in Ha
gerstown. Md. Recently, tn
teen-agers from IL countie
met In Baltimore and adopte
! bylaws. Chairman is Davi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

Letters to the Editor must
carry tDrtterS' correct names.
addresses and telephone
numbers. Pen names tDiH be
used If requested. All letters
are subject to condensation.
Address letters to TEEN, The
Washington Star, Washing
ton 3, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

for Me-" This Magic Mo-
ment." II Count the Tears"
and True Love. True Love"
They also are the authors
Of both songs on Elvis
PreSley's latest record. Lit
tie Sister" and His Latest
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Stage

PLAY: My Sister Eileen" q three
act comedy. by the La sale Teen
Club Of chilluni, ct $50 o'clock
tonight and Sunday at ct. John
Baptist De La Sale Church. Chill
lum. Md: 81 for adults. rs cents
for children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
About Eichmunn

Although I am only a visi-
tor from Michigan. I should
like to answer William Ryan's
disturbing letter on Eich-
mann (TEEN, August IL. In
his letter he states, Death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

Flame" and his previous one.
Surrender"
The producers of Sweets"
are the same men who have
handled all of these Drifters'
sessions for Atlantic-Jerry
Lieber and Mike Stoller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06
HOW TO PLACE
A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: Wednesday PM.
for Friday following. Ads
received too late will ap-
pear a week later. LII
RATES: 3 lines soc. zoe
each additional line. You
can figure the cost yourself.
Allow 5 average words per
line.
TO PLACE: Write ad and
figure cost. Give your name,
address, telephone number
and send your ad plus
payment to TEEN-ADS,
The Evening Star, Wash
ington 3, D. c.
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/ cen to Teen
Vse Teen.Ads u sxop, Tell and Self

PERFECT SHAPE 5.2O-l3 tire. Sale or
trade for IA" tire. Call JIM. WA. =
$500.
POWER AND PREsTIGE-le54 chrys-
Ter New Yorker VS. club coupe, ra-
dio. heater. powr. strgs pwr,. brakes,
Wv. tires auto. $4,000 orig. miles.
45-r.p.m., mostly new
and never played. Purchaser must
take all, only SIS. LU. $3.50.
STAMP COLLECTION-S20 value for
$40; almost new, $685.. Album with
over 600 diff. stamps and 250 duph-
Gates; Can between and z pm. Dial
sHOTGUNs-Two, 12-gause. collee-
each. Bring your dad. La 6-497S.
WHERLS-Chanee from IS to 14-inch;
Ford, Chew, Mere, Ply. So each.
Misc. tires and hub caps. LU. $3.50:
1851 BsA SUPER ROCKET. 2-gal.
tank upSWeep megapnones; 14O-m.p h.
speedo, tack, Daytona cams; lowe mile
age, equipped N perfectly new con
FORD 81 VS. coupe; good BODY, needs
OIL. 1907.
NEW "GO-KART" CLUTCHI 8 feet
chain: 1880. Call JIM. WA. 1852.
lift. ARISTO CRAFT SPEEDB0AT,
johnson motor trailer, fully equipped.
Priced for quick sale. UN. 4-031s.
FORD 1947 stock car; hobby class;
many extra parts; must sell, Sl25.
PONTIAC '5s standard trans, new
motor mounts 3I,, new Pontiac tnsd eIs ,ts1
conversion kit, $40: ,,55 Pontiac SOLD
litter rocker studs and nuts, new 80.
HE. 4-6010. .....
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AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
Consensus Of the Ruinas Of Nine Local D. Is

Artist
Dion
MoreIettes
Roy Cherries
Bobby Wee
Roy orbison
Nina Simone
Bobby DARN
VolodieFs
Elvis Presley
Jimmy Deem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

Record
|. Runoround Sue
z. Please Mr. Postmon
3. Hit the Rood jock
4. Take Good Gore Of Ny Boby
5. Cyin'
6. Gin House Blues
7. You Most Have Been a Beautiful Boby
8. Greetings
9. Little Sister
10. Big Bod John
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Miscellaneous
Wanted

OLD, LARGE TOY TRAINS wanted.
Before '39. Any condition. JE.
4-37O7.
WANTED-CorVette Asp. trans, must
be compl. and perfect. Call JACK Ev.
4-9096 after $3.50 pm. .-..-
BARBELL SET, 10 lbs. or more. Please
call WA. 4-9104 between 9 and IL
sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

NEW BUICK PARTS-Isky E-2 cam.
and kit, list $3.50, sale $3.50; Edel-
$50; Buick TO late Ford motor mounts,
list SIS, sale, $40. BILL, OIL. 2-63O6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

GARAGE CLEARING 1896 Ford All
tach, list SSs, sale sis; new l4-in.
lake plugs. IS; new 6-volt door kit,
SO; 3 carb. progressive hnkage, So:
! rebuilt and 3 chrome 81 CARDS, 50
ca; 1880 Ford radio, $40; new
1851 Ford custom skirts, So; new
nuffler bypass. SIS, BILL, OIL, 2-630S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

AMT. models, many parts, over $50
worth, plus tool box, etc, $l5; also
sunvisor for Ford '49-51, So; Light
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

40 FORD cow; good body, q race
80 Lincoln trans. 4:11 rear end:
SO Mercury eng, 5000 mi. on II;
radio and heater. $3.50 or best offer.
Call RAIII. at III k.2k1A - ---
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

I5O-LB. BARBELL SET; encyclopedias
set; camera and 1st baseman'S glove;
all reasonable Call HE 4-l0bl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

FORD 81 Tudor; r, h.; S95. or will
trade parts for 81. IA. 5-6543.
OLDS $50 "9s" Holiday; all power
equip. Needs engine; $225. LARRY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

$50 CHEW. MOTOR complete with
head, 6-cyl. $50. Call UN. 4-166S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

RENAULT 81 Dauphine; top condi-
ton, must sell; $3.50 or best offer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

MODEL A PARTS-Fenders, bumpers,
radiator and shell; lot OF little things.
call WI q -AEnR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

PARTS FOR 81 FORD: Ford motor;
SO parts; '53 De Soto; tires 7.10xl6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-06

MAKE OFFER-'40 Ford dash and
guages, flathead engines and parts;
blocks, crankS, manttolds, oil pump.
generator, starter, oil filter, early
Ford rear. BILL, Oh 2-63OS.
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MOTOR, TIRES, rims. bait, gen.
starter, heater. car6. RADIO; spotlits'
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PARTS for 272-292 81 2-cu.-in. Ford
and Mere. Holly dual point dist;
milied, bis valves, three two's with
progressive linkage' Call EN-. 2-4262,
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DE SOTO SO sedan; r, h, RS; passed
D. c. Inspection S125. Will trade.
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FRANK CORRADC
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THE JACK ak FABULOUS

ca He Was an Angel (Rubiesl.
(S) No Help Wanted (Hot 'TamalesJ.
(9) The Fly Chubby Checker.
u0D Big Bad John (Jimmy DEAN,
AND the Jack Alix Rocket Record OF the
WAek.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

the actor whose slip of the tongue
while performing in the TV version
of MY Three Angels" several years
ago, caused a stir among viewers
He inadvertently used swear word
instead of the substitute provided in
the script
Miss Barry, who enacts the re-
Iuctant heroine, made l8 movies at
Columbia Studio and appeared in
several unsuccessful Broadway plays
before embarking on a TV career.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

owes old sweet song takes
on a sour and sinister note
in "Twilight Zones" rerun
of The Chaser" on CHS Friday night.
Actor George Grizzard plays love
sick male who turns to Villainous
doctor (John McIntire) for a potion
through which he expects to increase
the affection of his aloof girl friend,
played by Patricia Barry. Eerie
things happen.
Grizzard will be remembered as
Evening star., 1961-08-20

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Evening star., 1961-08-20
FASHION
NOTEBOOK
Paris Taught Dorotheo TowIes
Her WeII-Dressed' Standards

Fashion is a fascinating
subject. It's ever changing,
ever interesting and ever so
delightful to the woman who
puts it IN its proper per-
Spective in her life.
This is how Dorothea a
Towles Of New York, who
was Christian Dior's first
American Negro model in
Paris, views it.
Lunching with her recent
ly when she was in Washing
ton to stage a convention
fashion show at the Shera-
ton-Park gave us an insight
into the fashion aims and
aspirations of many Negro
women.
Il do not set myself up as
an expert" she said right
away. But when I realized
I could be as attractive as
any other woman in a room,
1t made all the difference in
the world to me as a per-
son." she continued.
Working as a model in
Paris in 1850, returning again
in 1854 to work with Robert
Piguet, Schiaparelli and
Pierre Balmain and then 60
ing to Italy to work with
Designer Veneziani all gave
Dorothea some of the con-
fidence she now enjoys in
the world Of fashion.
Paris was a great expert
ence for me, because there I
really learned the standards
of being well dressed. In Eu-
rope, for example, costume
jewelry is not as chic as it
is in America. European
women consider precious
jewels, in addition to their
beauty, to be also an invest
ment, and in times of hard
ship they can be sold.
La Femme de BijOu"
I'D show up for work at
Dior's wearing my American
clothes and accessories and
be greeted by my modelling
!. colleagues with ia femme de
bijou" the bejewelled woman
is here. After a while
= l found myself wearing less
and less costume jewelry not
because I was buying real
jewels but because I didn't
need it as an attention-get-
ting device" Dorothea re-
lated.
Dorothea feels that many
Negro women seeking to
achieve the prevailing fash
ion look" often do themselves
an injustice.
Instead of trying to con-
form they should capitalize
on their difference and in
Evening star., 1961-08-20

to powder, and their choice
of fashion colors is altered
in order to set their tan off
to best advantage.
Happily more and more
beauty aids are now becom-
ing available to Negro wom-
en- in a wider range of flat
tering tones. Il have found
blue eye shadow to be al
most universally flattering to
Negro women used with a
black eye liner" she notes.
Using too light a founda-
Jion base or a powder is a
mistake. Nor will bleaching
creams do the trick of light
ening a skin tone too often.
When Negro women accept
the fact that they can en-
nance their own colorings,
they'll be making the most of
their natural be =uty."
Another problem being di-
minished is in the hosiery
field. There are fewer red
diSh-brown stockings around
that are unflattering to
most Negro women. Tinted
hosiery mot RED or green or
bluel in off-greys, browns
and blacks are in much more
quantity in stores now. Thus
selectivity is made easier.
DOrOthea's Rules"
From her experience as a
model and an instructor,
Dorothea has come up with
some of the rules" she
learned to follow in her own
personal quest for elegance.
These include ID trying for
beautiful carriage, which I
feel many Negro women pos
sess basically. To move well
makes anything you wear
look better"
90 A good figure should be
the goal of every woman.
Every figure, however, can
be kept under control. Good
undergarments are neces-
sary. There should be no
movements that are vulgar"
she says.
90 Understatement of ac-
cesSories. One item should be
q focal point and it can be
your hat, suit, coat or dress.
you do the talking, not
your Clothes" is Dorothea's
attitude.
"a A look Of refinement
is necessary always. This can
be achieved only if your cos
tune is quietly put together
creating a harmonious unit.
Fashion eXceSses are not lin
tied to any one group, states
Dorothea.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

Now to select a good estrosenic
hormone preparation, here is
what you need to know: the
strength of the hormone prepara-
ton must appear on the label.
The recommended daily allot-
ment for the skin is 800 Units.
The base should be as rich as
possible in moisturizing lanolin
and penetrating vegetable oils
and when rubbed in" your skin
should not feel greasy or sticky.
On first application, your skin
should feel a radiant glow of
Irevitalized ,youthfulneSs and
refreShment.
An extra good buy in hormone
products today is a preparation
called HORMONEX Beauty
Serum. It is made by a 4O-year-
old laboratory that has produced
over 30 million packages of pure,
fine cosmetics. HORMONEX is
so effective in revitalizing aging
skin that over 500 leading depart :
ment stores and thousands of
drug and cosmetic outlets recon-
mend it to their customers.
HORMONEX Beauty Serum is
really a bargain at $3.50. So, if
you want to see if your dreams
of a younger-looking Skin-with
these wrinkles dimmed, color and
texture improved, can come true,
I suggest you get a 100-day
supply now. Use HORMONEX
Beauty Serum for 5 days-then
look for amazing results.