Westinghouse Blectuo Comforter
with the Automatic Watchman Control
Why? Because they’re snugly covered with a lush,
soft, lightweight Westinghouse Electric Comforter
1j : : the bedcovering for warmth without weight;
This one Comforter is all that’s ever needed even
on the coldest night. Once the Automatic Watch
man Control has been set it maintains the selected
warmth the whole night through regardless of
changes in room temperature.
Top is of quilted rayon satin, in Rose, Blue or
Green with matching underside of nonslip spun
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Outer cover dry-cleans beautifully::: Inner warm
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$49.85
Dainty “powder box'* cootrof
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Solution In Next Issue. „
No. 28
Horizontal
1 1,760 yards
6 To encourage
8 To put on
12 Persian poet
13 Girl’s name
14 To obtain
laboriously
15 Sacred word
16 Large cross
18 To seize
20 Molten lava
22 Thailand
24 Isinglass
27 To engrave
29 Twofold
31 High craggy
hill
S2 Capital of
New Caledo
nia (var.)
34 Edge of a hill
36 Symbol for
nickel
37 Irrigation
ditch
39 Italian tenor
41 Note in the
chromatic
scale
42 Foreteller
44 European
song thrush
45 Consumed
47 Layer of
metal
49 Spanish coin
50 Author of
"Fighting
Men”
52 Numbered
disk
54 By
55 Tavern
57 Third person
of the Hindu
trinity
59 French for
"and”
61 Slang: roll of
paper money
63 Ireland
65 Unaspirated
67 Before
68 Part of the
skeleton
69 Tardy
Vertical
1 Cow’s cry
2 Unripeness
3 Note of scale
4 To be wrong
5 To shun
6 To smear
7 Teutonic
deity
8 Light brown
9 Entry in an
account
10 Correct
11 Compass
point
17 Symbol for
osmium
19 Part of
“to be”
21 Highest point
23 Grape refuse
25 Uniform
26 Vocal solo
27 To ensnare
28 Barnyard
fowls
30 Clayey soil
33 Slang: holes
in-cne
35 Shawl
38 Careful
attention
40 Part of the
eye
43 Dried grape
46 To leave out
48 Eastern state
51 Printer's
measure
53 55
56 Beak
58 Wholly
60 Golfer’s
mound
61 You and I
62 Land
measure
64 Artificial
language
66 Babylonian
deity
Answer to Pnxilo Number t7
Series H-47
Scientific Teeth
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Jeanne Conrad lends teeth ti
Lyons tooth paste scientists whos<
tlectronic device measures polisl
*n teeth. Thousands of tests c>t
icores of individual teeth hav«
thown new paste polishes teeth 2 Vi
o 5 V4 times brighter than anj
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HOW Pretty Girl KEEPS
SKIN LIGHT, KISS ABIE
Dr. FRED Palmer's
SKIN WHITENER
Skin, too dark, unsightly? Try Dr. FRED
Palmer's Skin Whitener tonight. Caution: use
as directed. Lightens skin, acts on externally
caused pimples and blemishes. 25c and 50c at
drug stores. Satisfactory results or money back.
FREE TRIAL. Sand 10c for postage, handling to
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Leap Year Salvage
An extra day this year means
three extra meals and an added
opportunity to save used cook
ing fat. The American Fat Sal
{ vage Committee points out.
j Your meat dealer will buy every
j pound you turn in.
/flights
without matches!
Instant high speed.
Instafit turn-off.
Dozens of heatsl
Remember this:
Nothingelsecooks
as fast as GasI
Broils without
pre-heating!
Broiling as you want
it, every degree from
char-type to “done
through." Only Gas
has such flexibility.
Automatic~
Clock-controlled!
\
Cooks complete
oven meal by itself!
And only Gas air*
circulated ovens
can bake and
brown so evenly!
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Only the new automatic Gas ranges give you so many cooking ad
vantages— inside and out! What’s more, they’re faster, simpler, more
' economical to operate! This new QUALITY Gas range is just one
of the many “makes” and models built to “CP” standards.
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IT’S the mail which guides radio sponsors, producers and ex
L* ecutives in understanding the listening habits and preferences
l of their audiences, whether it’s a rave or a beef. Sponsors of
[the various network, shows are as keen about the mail reaction
as they are about a Hooper-rating. After all, radio’s chief func
tion is to entertain and inform millions of people. Further, the
Federal Communication Commission says that radio must be
conducted in the interest of the public. Your letters—to the
(station, to the sponsors, to radio writers—reflect the nature of
that “public interest.’’
WITH THE WEBS:
America’s latest town, Booker T. Washington’s Birthplace. Va.,
was officially named on Robert L. Ripley's NBC “Believe it Or
Not” show . . . If it’s popular music you crave, wrapped in a
• pleasant listening package, then Dinah Shore, Harry James and
Johnny Mercer in their new show rates attention (CBS-Fri.
10 PM) . . . ABC will produce five major documentary programs
this year. Domestic social conditions will be one . . . NBC con
ductor Arturo Toscanini returns to the podium of the NBC
Symphony Ork (Sat.-6:30 PM) . . . Eddie Green, Eddie the Waiter
/of the “Duffy’s Tavern” show (NBC-Weds.-9 PM) is also an
amateur radio bug, having built himself a television set . . . The
Charioteers are set for a guest shot on Jack Smith’s show (CBS
Mon.-7:15 PM).
SHOW TIME:
Singers Paul Robeson, Lena Horne and Josh White were re
cent guests on MBS Commentator Arthur Gaeth’s show report
ing on contributions made by Negroes to American civilization
t . The National Conference of Christians and Jews has made
i’s fourth annual radio awards. Recipients: CBS’ “Liberty
Road”; MBS’ “Exploring the Unknown”; ABC’s “Greatest Story
Ever Told,” and the New York independent WNEW’s “Little
Songs” series . . . Stage and screen actor Canada Lee was at
home in the lead role of a prize fighter on NBC’s “Mystery
Theatre” (Fri.-lO PM) . . . FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover said last
i i week that radio cannot be blamed for juvenile delinquency, but
I ran be used as a powerful weapon in e .Jr ; it.
I PERSONALITY OF THE WEEK:
If tolerance is to become universal, the seed
> ;nust be planted in a child’s mind. That is
lien P. Freeman’s idea and he’s furthering it
by promoting it in the script of “Superman”
(MBS-Mon. to Fri.-5:15 PM). Born in Chicago
' and a Univ. of Chicago gr^d, he’s been writ
j i”g the radio version of the wonder man for
j national Comics for three years. Superman
i i as fought the Ku Klux Klan and other groups
[ Peking to hamper the growth of a democratic
j> v'ay of life. Show has won numerous awards
! from civic and racial groups. Freeman gets
for the program from current domestic
mts. vy
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Freeman
Eastern
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Platinum Foxes Possible
By depriving ordinary silver
foxes of one of the “B” group of
vitamins, it is possible to obtain a
platinum fox. This discovery was
made at University of California.
However, the platinized foxes do
not produce furs so durable as the
Norwegian variety. The only fox
that is being raised commercially
to any great extent in the United
States is the silver fox. Perhaps
they lend themselves to confine
ment better than most wild ani
mals. The grey fox is much slower
than the red fox. The red fox has
been known to cover a given dis
tance at the rate of 30 miles per
hour.
I -
Space of Passengers
A passenger riding on a street
car, trolley coach or bus takes up
seven times less street space than
a private automobile passenger.
With Grain of Salt
Not so many years ago salt wm
used in payment of a fine in central
Africa. When a murder was com
mitted, according to custom, the
community in which the murderer
lived was responsible for paying tha
blood-money. The chief of the vil
lage went around on an appointed
day and collected from each of his
subjects two cupped handfuls of
salt. This was pooled to form pay
ment for the life taken.
1
Nature of Wool
What is wool? It is the hair eh
the sheep, an animal fiber, a pro.
tein substance. It ranks topmost ia
its field and its varied utilization in
the wearing apparel industry is ae
great as to assure its pre-eminence
In the manufacture of both smart
and utility clothing, especially
where protection from cold is essen*
tial. There are substitutes for wool,
one of the most successful being
Lanital, an artificial fiber made in
Italy in 1936. Another, produced in
the United States in 1940, is called
Aralac. Both substitutes are made
from casein, a product of skimmed
milk.
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