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There!; no such animal,

he cried!

XVL picking the ponies oneday when I started telling

him about a sure thingI heard about.

'You say it pays four bucksfor every three?" he asked.

"Yep," I replied.

"And can't lose? It automatically wins?

Must be illegal!"

"Not a bit," I replied. "In fact, the govern-

ment very much approves . .

."

"Our government approves of a horse whocan't lose. .

."

"Who said anything about a horse?" I asked.

"So what else could it be but a horse . ..?"

"It not only could be—but is—U S Savings

Bonds," was my prompt reply. "The surest

thing running on any track today.

"For every three dollars you invest in US.Savings Bonds you get four dollars back

after only ten years. And if you're a mem-ber of the Payroll Savings Plan—whichmeans you buy bonds automatically from

your paycheck—that can amount to anawful lot of money when you're not looking.

Hey, what are you doing?"

"Tearing upmy racing form ! The horse I'm bet-

ting on from now on is U. S. Savings Bonds."

Automatic saving is sure saving -U.S. Savings Bonds

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COMPLETE LOVE MAGAZINE. April. 1952. Volume XXVir. Numoer 1. Published bi-monthly by Are Magazine*.Inc.. 23 West 47th Street New York 19. N.V. Entered as Second Class matter at the Post Offlee at New York.N.Y. Additional entry at the Post Office at Buffalo. N. Y. Copyright. 1951. by Ace Magazines. Inc. Singlecopies. 10c; 12 Issues, SI. 20. rBINTED IN CANADA.

I SUPPOSE YOU'RE STANDINGHERE WORSHIPPING AT THE ALTAROF RHONDA'S SUCCESS. IT MUSTBE VERy 6RATIFVING TO HAVE ASISTER WHO HAS BECOME

SO FAMOUS !

YOU WERE JUST A KID YoH.MD, MUIR!WHEN I LEFT ! I PROB- / I'M NOTABLY WOULDN'T HAVE / BEAUTIFUL.RECOGNIZED you ^ LIKE RHONDA

IF YOU HADN'T GROWN \ AND BESIDES,UP TO LOOK SOMETHING 1 I'M SURE ILIKE RHONPA! I'M SUR- / WOULDN'TPRISED YOU HAVEN'T / LIKEGONE TO HOLLYWOOD, / HOLLYWOOD

!

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Hf^7 MW,\ / '

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r WAS THRILLED AND EXCITED WHEN MUIRCAME TO THEHOUSE TO SEEMV PARENT*AND BE6AN TO PATE ME, .

.

CHASE YOU HOME T X CAN'TIMAGINE ANYONE WANTING TO GETRIP OF YOU, GWYNETH . WHAT ICAN'T UNDERSTAND I* WHV YOU

AREN'T FIGHTING OFF WOLVES/HAVEN'T YOU EVER BEEN IN LOVE ?

ISN'T THERE SOME SPECIAL

I WAS IN LOVEONCE, BUT IT DIDN'T/WEAN ANYTHING —AT LEAST TO THEMAN ! SO I JUSTHAVEN'T FELT LIKEGOING STEAOV WITH

ANVONE,AND MY DATES AREALL JUST FOR

I KNOW WHAT IT CANBE LIKE TO CARRVATORCH, HONEY! MAYBEWE

3

DON'T GET ME WRONG! FORAWHILE I CARRIED ATORCH .'

THEN I REALIZED SHE kVASNTWORTH LOVING. BUTSHE MADEME AFRAID TO TRUST OTHER

GIRLS, AND LIKE YOU, WHENI'VE DATED, IT HAS BEEN ADATE — NOTHING ELSE I

/t WASN'TMUCH OF APROPOSAL !AFTERIVARP*Z RECALLEDTHAT MUIRHADN'T ONCE6A/D THAT HELOVED ME l

BL/T BECAUfEZ LOVED HIM.I JUMPED ATTHE CHANCEOF MARRYINGHIM.WE HAD A

QUIET WEDPINCrAND WENT TOPLOR/DA ON

OURHONEYMOON.

T HOPED IN TIME TO MAKE MUIR LOVE M.AS t LOVED HIM, AND TO REALIZE THATHEAND RHONDA HAD JUST NOT SEENSUITED TO EACH OTHER. BL/T THESHADOW OP RHONDA PELL ACROSSOUR HONEYMOON...

ANP SO OUR HONEYMOON WAS PILLED WITHALTERNATE MOODS. OF£dTASY AND DESPAIRAS PAR AS I WAS CONCERNED..

HE S-AID HE WOULDN'THAVE A6KED ME IP IHAPN'T BEEN THE GIRL

- HE WANTED TO MARRY,BUT HE STILL DIDN'Tr5-AV HE LOVED ME I HE

SAID HE WASN'T IN LOVEWITH RHONDA—

THAT HE HATED EVERY-THING SHE STOOD FORIX WONDER IF HE MARRIE

ONLY A* A &OE1

r hatep MY-iELF FOP THESETHOC/6HTZ ANDSUSPICIONS.THATZ COULONOTSHAKEOFF.Z tVAS SOTEPPIBLY INLOVE WITHMUIP,AND HMW HEHELP ME IN HISAPMS IN TH£iOFr dapxnessOF THE NIGHT,Z WAS Sl/PETWAT H£ MUSTcove MB IN*PirE OF EVERY-THING.z petepminep

to 00 evepy-TH/NG INMYPOWER TO MAtXOUP MAPPIA&eAHAPPY.ANPSUCCESSFUL ONE.

AFTER OUP HONEYMOON

,

vie went sack to the townWHERE MU/R WORKep, AND ZWAS BUSY ANP HAPPY GET-TIN6 our lITTLe HOUSE INoppep . itseemepa*THOUGH MYDREAMS OFLOVEwepe COMING TRUE . . .

V

BY THE WAY, SWEETHEART,THE BOYS IN THE OFFICE ANDTHEIR WIVE* ARE GIVING ARARTy IN OUR HONOR

SATURDAY NIGHT. THEY ALLWANT TO GET ACQUAINTED

WITH YOU (

THATPAY, W«r WHENZ WAS WONPERINlSWHAT TO WEAR SATURDAY N/GHT, J RECEIVEPA Lerrep and box from my sisterRHOWDA . . . =r-

xW "MARRIED TO MUIR NEWTON!YOU, My KID SISTER' I CAN'TIMAGINE IT,BABY' I KNOWHE HATE* ME, AND I HOPEHE DIDN'T MARRV YOU TO

TAKE ITOUTONVOi/; AAASENDING YOU SOME GLAM-OROUS CLOTHE-* I'VEGOTTEN TIRED OF. YOU'LLBE A KNOCKOUT IN THEM.AND NOTHING HOLD*

A MAN LIKEGLAMOUR

!

RHONDA HAS THE SAME IDEATHAT ENTERED MY MIND -THATMUl« MIGHT HAVE MARRIED MEy FOR SPITE! BUT I'M SURE'NOW THAT ISN'T TRUE. AS FORTHESE CLOTHES -SHE MEANTWELL, BUTMUIR WOULD

HATE THEM!

T burned phonpa '* letter and h/d theSOX OFCLOTHfS. S-H£SENT. THe NIGHT OFTHE PARTY, Z WORE ANOLP DReS-S OFMYOwn/THATZ HAP FIXED UPA LITTLE. IT WAS. ASACRIFICE, B£CAUS£ Llf£ ANY GIRL ,Z WOULPHAVE LOVED TO WeAP THe GLAMOROUSCLOTHeS AAY £-/£TeR WAD &£NT f

r ATlVCtY MUIR WAS FU&'OUSAS WE PKpVE HOMEWELL, r HOPE YOU'RE SATISFIED.'VOU SOT YOURSELF UP TO LOOK ASMUCH LIKE RHONDA AS POSSIBLE

" EVERYONE WOULD SEEHE RESEMBLANCE I

EVERYONETOLD RHONDASHE OUSHT TOSO TO

HOLLYWOOD -AND SHE WENT.WHY DON'T YOU

IF THAT'STHE WAY YOUFEEL ABOUTIT, MAYBEI WILL!YOU MATERHONDA ANDI'M BEGINN-ING TO THINK

VOU HATE/VI£,TOO! WHY DIDVOU MARRY

I COULD ASK YOU THESAME QUESTION, EXCEPTI KNOW THE ANSWER I

YOUWERE IN LOVE WITH SOME-BODY ELSE WHO WASN'TINTERESTED IN MARRYING

you AND I WAS A WAY OUT.I'VE KNOWN EACH TIMEI'VE HELD YOU IN AAVARMS YOU WERE ACTINGA PART— JUST AS RHONDA

WOULD DO •

I'AA SICK OF HEAR-ING ABOUT RHONDA/I DON'T BELIEVEYOU HATE HER !

YOU'RE STILL IN LOVEWITH HER,AND YOUHATE ME BECAUSEI'M A SUBSTITUTE!

THE ONLY PERSONI WAS EVER IN LOVEWITH -WAS YOU.' ILOVED VOU WHEN IWAS JUST A KID. I'VELOVED YOU EVER SINCE— UNTIL NOW! NOW I'MSEEING VOU AS YOUREALLY ARE.., A STUPID,VINDICTIVE CREATURE.

STILL BROODING BECAUSEMY SISTER JILTED

YOU !

I A?AN TO OUR ZOOM, SLAMMEP THEpoor anp locrep /n6WYNETH! LET ME IN!

I WANT TO TALK TO YOU i

I'LL BREAK DOWN THE

IF YOU DO,I'LL 'PHONETHE POLICE '

FROM. NOWON I'M POINGTHINGS IN THEHOLLYWOODMANNER-LIKE

RHONDA

Z KNEW I WAS- BEING CHILDISHLYSTILLY, BUT I WAi> HEARTBRORENLY CER-TAIN Ot/R MlARR/A&E HAP COME TO ANENP, ANP THAT r HAP TAKEN ALL THAT ICOULP. WHILE Ml/IP POUNPEP ON THEPOOP.

X MAP AL WAYS SEENA TOM-BOY ANP ITIMA* NO TRICAT EDRMETO CLINIB OUT THEIN/NPOW OE OUR BEP-ROOM ...

• I WA-& SO "vPROUD WHENMUIRGAVE MEMY EXTRA KEYTO THE CAR !

f NOW OURrMARRIAGE 15OVER! I'LLLEAVE THECAR AT THESTAT.

I KNEW IEI WENTBACK TO MY PARENT?HOME TO STAY, MUIR MI6HTFOLLOW ME,SO I WENT BACK' ONLY LON6 ENOU6HTO SORROW THE MONEY TO ELY TONOLLYWOOP. THERE, AT RHONOA'SNOUS'S . .

.

/vOU CRAZV LITTLEFOOL ! YOU HAD ACONTRACT l?IGHT THERE

. IN FRONT OP VOU ! A* THINS EVERYSOpy^SIVEAT^ BLOOD TO GET!

AND VOL/ WANT TOTHINK A&OUT IT ! _/ OH,

RHONDA,I-I'AA -SOUNHAPPy

r//^ 77///V© THAT STRUCK ME IA/STANT-lv, ses/PES rue excmn& wonper orSEE/A/S AAY Hi/SSANP, WAS THE FACTrHAT ME HAP OHLV SEEN Me, AHDA/OT AAV MORE GLAMOR06SS SISTER !

OH, MU/R.y OF COURSE I CAMEVOL! CAIWE ] AFTgR VOU.MV DARLING'AFTER ME ! J I'VE BEEN A FOOL.

LONG ENOUGH

|

I REALIZED MOW DEEPLY I HAPPALLEN IN LOVE WITH YOU, BUT HOWI HAP LET THE MEMORY OF RHONDAWARP MY JUDGMENT / I WAS

AFRAID OF LOSING YOU AS T HAP LOSTRHONDA, NOT REALIZING HOW MUCHPIFFERENT YOU TWO ARE I

I WAS JEALOUS AND [ ALL! EVER,UNREASONABLE, BUT J WANTEP WASIF yOU CAN FORGIVE / YOUR LOVE,

RTATKMK.NT OK THE OWNERSHIP. MAN.MifcMKNT, AND CIRCKLATION RK.qriRKI) BV THE ACT OF C0NORE5SOF ADGVNT 14*191!. AS AMKMIKt) HV TMK ACTS UK MAHCI1 3, I »:»S. AND 4UfA I. I941

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WHY, THAT'S SILLY / MP' I'LL BET YOU WOULD / "^I'D LOVE TO rlGf BUT HE'S FUNNY ABOUT OIRLS.

]

DANCE WITH MiM y°U SEE HE HAPPENS TO BE A '

vHIM/ -^SJST MILLIONAIRE IN civil IAN 1 IVf

Sfnr--ffr3 1 bV and "E THINKS ANYTHING THAT

igfit. 'A wtAKS SKIRTS WANTS TO MAHHYkHIM FOR HIS MONEY / —

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Y I'VE GIVEN YOU MT ADDRESS. WHEN YOU CALL^FOR ME tumuhhuw NISHT YOU CAN MEET MY FAMILY ANDTHEN WE'LL SO TO THE MOVIES. BUT NOW,SINCE I'M ON THE FLOOR COMMITTEE,I MUST SO AROUND AND BE SUREALL THE BOYS ARE,DANCING /

HELLO, DON'T 1W DANCE f

I'D BE AWFULLY HAPPY TODANCE WITH YOU-- OR WECAN SIT IT OUT IF YOU V

This youhs soldier was ouirE orrERENT from ratSANHOH. H£ LACKED RATV HANDSOME, BREEZT ASSUR-ANCC. BUT THERE WAS SOMETHING ABOUT HIS QUIET

GOOD LOOKS THAT CAUGHT AT UT HEART. . .

COME ON, HONEY, TRY ONE OFTHE GANNON SPECIAL BRANDOF KISSES, AND YOU'LLNEVER WANT ANYOTHERS ./

I'M SORRY ABOUT THAT NIGHT LASTWEEK/ I MADE A FOOL OF MYSELF. I

WAS ALL THE THINGS YOO CALLEDME AND MORE. WILL YOU FORGIVE

ME, NEDA p

IVE hao some rugqed experiences with girls, andI SUPPOSE I'VE SHOWN BITTER AND CYNICAL. FEEUN8ALL THEY CARED ABOUT WAS MY MONEY/ CAN WE BEFRIENDS? WOULD YOU GIVE ME A DATE JUST LIKE MYOU WOULD ANY OTHER FELLOW?

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BATES WITH JON WALSTANO.

SIMPLE DATES—WONDERFUL DATES/ THE MOVIESLOUS WALKS BY THERIVER, SETTING TO

KNOW EACH OTHER,DINNER AT MY HOUSEWITH NOT EVEN MYFAMILY AWARE THATHE WAS ONE OK THEWEALTHIEST YOUNSMEN IN THE COUNTRY,BECAUSE I REALIZEDTHAT IK THEY KNEW,THEY WOULD BECOMESELF-CONSCIOUS ANDTHINSS WOULDN'T BETHE SAME . . .

/ HOW I SEE WHY YOU WEREN'T INTERESTED

IN DATES WITH A PLAIN CUT LIKE ME,

Ineda/ YOU WERE PLAYING FOR/HIGHER STAKES—SOMEBODY // WATCH

( WITH A FEW MILLION TO i { YOURSELF,

\j>AY FOR KISSES// VGANNON/

I'M SORRY THAT HAPPENED, SWEETHEART, BUTDONT WORRY ABOUT IT / I'VE GOT TO HURRYBACK TO CAMP NOW. I'LL SEE YOU

TOMORROW/

/ XMS SHAKEN AND UPSET BY THE EVENTS OF THE

KjON KISSED ME AND SAID THAT HE LOVED I

EVEN/MS.

ME. BUT WHAT HAPPENED TONIGHT WOULD HAPPEN AGAIN

AND AGAIN, EVEN IF JON ASKED ME TO MARRY HIM/ EVERY-

ONE WOULD BELIEVE THAT I MARRIED HIM FOR HIS MONEY.

THAT I'VE BEEN PLAYING A CLEVER GAME/ AND AFTERAWHILE, JON'S OLD BITTERNESS AND SUSPICIONS

MIGHT RETURN, AND HE MIGHT BEGIN TO DOUBTMY LOVE /

The next morning's phpehs aooEO to urSMAH£ ANO CONFUSION. . . HRJ

CRESCENT VILLAGE r I KNOW CRESCENT 1 MAYBE \WAS MY HOME TOWN. L VILLAGE IS ONLY A ,

f WHISTLE STOP TOWN,/YOU'RE \

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HIM ABOUT AM PAST. \ BREAK YOU.' V^\ TO so OyMC'O BUILT M£ UP AS THERE' / s^-JflA FRESH. UNSPOILED Attli"^*

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LIMOENi HERE 70 OPeNjHOW THRILLING"THE MEW MOVIEHOUSE -' I'MBUSINESSMANAGERAND PUBLICITY

AGENT

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PLAY A COUPLE OF PIANO SOLOS TOMORROWNI0HT.' SHE'S SOT c

REAL TALENT.' / I'M SO THRILLEO.' HELP ME 1

so TUFf wiRc-BerrrAHO~jro- mrcacm. j fclt/MISERABLE1 J HAD A FtCLIHB THAT THINSS WEREGANGING UP CW /ME, SOT THERE W4S NOTHING 1COVLO DO WHEW J LEFT Tve MOV/e HOOSM.

BANDY WAS WAITING OUTSIDe...

LETS GO SOMEPLACE WHERE JWE CAN TALK, i/tV/

J 7RI£0 TO PRETENO J 0/ON'T KNOW WHATRAWOV WAS TALKING ABOUT. SOT FINALLY 1

REALIZED IT WAS NO USE...

YOU CAN STOP ACTINGLILT .' 1 KNOW YOUTOO WELL.' WE USED"TO PLAY KIO GAMESHERE, REMEMBER.

?

1 DIDN'T WANT TO COME BACK'JEO MADE ME .' BUT PLEASE BELIEVE ME f 1 NEVER REALLY DIDANYTHING B« .' 1 WASN'T

'

YOUR BROTHER'S I

SWEETHEART ' ./T^LL ME ABOUT)

1 P0UREO OUT MYSTORY. THE STORY OPA THRILL -CRAZY KIO ONA OATS WITH A A<ARR««MAN! LATER NO ONIWCVJtO BELIEVE HISCAR WAO RftAHyBROKE OOW/V. «BO'OW'T *tAKf LOVBto Ate, But yii wereOUT ALL NISWT. WCK'SWIFE SOT A 0/VORCE.THEN HS KILLED

HIMSELF. EVERYONeBLAMEO Mt

1 WANTED TO HEAR YOUR.&DE OF THE STORY/BCU EVE "*OU. UlNOeNKNOW "YOU WERINNOCENT/

BUT J60 Hit THE CBHINQ WHeN X TOlO W//M J WASQOtNO. J WAATTEO TO CON^/OC W **/«, *UT

SOME7HIN6 WARNED MC «07 TO...

ARE YOU CRAZY* YOU'RE NOT LEAVING' 1 WORkEOHARO TO GET YOU THIS JOB.' IT'S PINE PUBLICITYAND I'VE SUNK A LOT OF OOUGH IN YOU. LINDEN

I'VE JUST FOUND OUT THAT BETSY ENGINEEREO THISWHOLE DEAL .' SHE FIGURED OUT WHO YOU WERE FROMYOUR PICTURES/ SHE FIXED IT SO YOU'D APPEAR.HERE IN CRESCENT VILLAGE / SHE'S OUTTO SABOTAGE YOU

[OH, NO

WHAT CAN J OON'T SHOW UP AT THE THEATERI DO. >rf TOMORROW NIGHT/ BETSY'SRANDYT^ GOT HER. PALS ALL SET YO

GANG UP ON YOU '

1 WENT OUT 70 OAK PARK TOTHINK THINGS OVER.,.,

IT WAS ALL MAKE-BELIEVE WITHJED/ HE USED ME TO FURTHERHIS OWN CAREER.' HE NEVERLOVED ME

X KNEW SOMEHOVHERE .' I CANT

I'D FIND VOU3ear to see J

OH , RAND-V ' ^HEVERYTHING'S ^MSO AWFUL / I"WHAT SHOULD ^M. i DO? ^H

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FOR A MORE GLAMOROUS /)j /l/fmt

HOME HAIR TREATMENTSNothing's much prclticr than the shine laid on

your hair by good health and good cart. Even a headof hair that needs setting isn't unattractive if it's

shining and tidy. However, the dull, rough, fuzzy

look and the lank, stringy, oily look are equally un-

attractive and unnecessary. Actually, you don't haveto spend hours each week in a salon lor professional

care to have radiant, manageable hair, with properequipment and attention paid to a thorough rinsing,

a home shampoo can be a real 'conditioner" and hair

beautifier.

This is what you need for a professional-like homeshampoo:

First, a special shampoo preparation. Even thoughyour hair takes kindly lo soap, you should never apply

the bar directly to the hatr as the soap then clings to

the scales of the hair and is almost impossible to re-

move entirely. Melt your soap in water and apply as

a liquid shampoo.

The new cream shampoos and oil shampoos are

usually most effective when used on fine and oily

hair. The iream shampoos ate applied to the wet hair

and then a rich lather is worked up by adding morewater gradually. The oil shampoos mc usually ap-

plied, after wetting the hair, directly to the scalp,

combed through the hair and then rinsed away.

Foaming and soapless shampoos are often favored

by those with normal hair or with O'ly hair. Theseshampoo preparations should be thoroughly massaged

on Scalp and hair before rinsing away.

An egg shampoo once in a while is a good hair

conditioner. Here is the recipe for one: Take twoeggs and beat the yolks and whites separately. Beat

the eggs until foamy, then beat the two together add-

ing about two tablespoons ol fine table salt and a

little tepid water. Rub the beaten eggs thoroughly in-

to the hair. Kinsc with clear, tepid water, adding the

juice oi a lemon to the last rinsing.

Dry shampoos are excellent to use between regular

shampoos to keep blond and oily hair fluffy. Dryshampoos are always desirable when illness or other

circumstances make a wet shampoo impractical. These

shampoos are usually in powder form (though some

are liquids). They are massaged into the hair and

then brushed out.

For the rest of your home shampoo equipment you

should have:

l.A spray attachment for rinsing. If this is not

available, then rinse your head under the shower or

provide yourself with a saucepan and quantities of

hot water.

2. Comb and brush.

J, A final rinse preparation.

4. Cotton pads tor dabbing on the final rinse and

drawing it along the length of the hair.

iPLir HAIRS

ll the ends ol your hair split, your health may bethe tattor. Improper bleaching, tuo much sun andsalt water, interior hair dyes and poor permanentsare other causes for split ends.

Since the hair grows from the root out, give your

scalp daily massage to encourage growth so that the

split ends may be cut off. Soften those ends and makethem manageable with brilliantine.

DANDRUFF ON YOUR SHOULDERS

A fine "snowdrift" of dandruff on your shoulders

is not to be tolerated. No well-groomed girl will

abide it. Actually dandruff is a Making oft of the scalp

skin with a combination of oil and dirt particles. If

you follow faithfully directions for shampooing, you

can rout the simple forms of dandruff. Vigorous

brushing and massage Will speed the circulation of

the. blood and make for a healthier scalp. Special

stimulating tonics will further help to check and dis-

courage these unattractive flakes. Remember, active,

daily care is necessary to keep dandruff away, for

there is nothing to destroy dandruff forever

LANK, LIFELESS HAIR

Wearing a hat all day long constricts the blood

vessels, choking off the nourishing supply Irom the

hair. Furthermore, hats shut out sunlight and fresh

air. If you must wear a hat all day long, then you

should brush the hair vigorously at night. Make it a

rule to go bareheaded whenever possible. If, for the

sake of your wave, you sleep in a net at night, makesure it is as loose and open as possible to permit free

circulation of air.

FALLING HAIR

A certain amount of tailing hair is natural. Newhair should grow in to replace the hair lost. Some-

times, though, the new hair does not appear and

baldness threatens. If this baldness is the result of a

constitutional disorder, a check-over by your doctor

and a removal of the cause should check the hair loss.

If baldness is the result of a scalp disease, treatment

is indicated.

i hi most common cause of baldness is an iafectioti

of the scalp and hair follicles, named seborrheic

eczema. It may be recognized by falling hair, itching,

scaliness, greasiness and inflammation. Treatment for

this calls for daily shampoos followed by an applica-

tion of warm oil. Oil of benne is excellent for this

purpose since it neither dries nor mats the hair.

DRY HAIR

If dry hair is your complaint, oil treatments before

shampoos are your salvation. Vou can give yourself

n effective oil treatment at home in this manner:

First, hrush your hair vigorously. Then warm three

or four tablespoon fuls of oil. Part your hair. With a

dab of cotton, apply the oil to the scalp along the

length of each part. Now draw the oil-saturated cot-

ton pad along the length of the hair, strand by strand.

Next, saturate a towel in steaming hot water andwring it out. Wrap up your head, turban -fash ion in

the towel and let the steam soften your dry hair and

spread the oil quickly.

When the towel gets cold, remove and wet again

in steaming hot water. Use several hot towels in this

fashion. If possible allow the oil to remain on the

hair for at least half an hour before shampooingaway. Oil applied twelve hours before using a sham-

poo preparation* specially designed for dry hair is

better yet.

OIIY HAIR

If your hair is too oity, you should immediately

check on your diet and eliminate the rich, greasy

foods. Exercise i< in order for you, too.

Wash your oily hair as frequently as it needs. Try

the various shampoos specially designed for oily hair

—the foaming shampoos, the soaplcss shampoos and

even the liquid soap shampoo, When you find the

one best suited lo your hair, then stick to it. Unless

the directions specify otherwise on your shampoo,

don't stop with one sudsing but rinse and repeat to

insure all the oil, dirt and soil accumulations have

been removed.

RULE THE WAVESYou can give yourself a home permanent, too.

These permanents give body to fine hair and put a

nice wave in hair of all (extures.

The equipment for a home permanent wave is

simplified for you by the manufacturers. Everything

you will need is included in their little kits. You will

find.it helpful, though, to provide yourself with a

turban which you can wrap around your head and

thus go about your day without looking "all done

up in curlers'" while the permanent is "working."

THE FINAL RINSE

By all means avail yourself of the tints «trui rinses,

if your hair looks faded, streaked, dull or lifeless.

Camomile rinses, commercial rinses and mild ammonia-peroxide bleaches will keep the gold in golden

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Gray hair sparkles after a platinum or bluing rinse.- ^Giving yourself a rinse is easy. Try it!

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Pin CuH, Mole* Hair Frizzy

It appears that your hair does not need to be verj

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and see if the curl takes. If it does not, then dampenthe hair very slightly but avoid soaking it. After the

hair has been combed out, spray a little brilliantine

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Complain* Perfume Loter. It* Fragrant* OnH*r Skin

Perfume fragrances arc mysterious substances that

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Enlarged Per**

This is a sympton of sluggish skin functioning.The treatment calls for thorough cleansing to preventthe formation of blackheads, and stimulation to en-courage more normal functioning of the pores. Fol-

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an astringent tonic. The use of a facial mask once ortwice a week gives good results too, ,

Protruding Shoulder Blades

This figure fault can be traced to a posture fault.

When you carry your ohest up and hold your backstraight, your shoulders can't bulge in the wrongplaces. However, if you've had bz$. posture habits for

years, you'll need a good exercise to pull you back in

line.

Here's one for this purpose: Stand about eighteeninches away from the wall and place your hands onthe wall with fingertips touching the wall. Keep yourbody straight as you lean into your hands. Now pushyourself the arms' length back. Push forward. Pushback. Start with twenty times and as you practice in-

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How To Mak* Eyo< Look Long*r

Apply your mascara heaviest at the outer comersof the upper lashes. To achieve this without beading,apply first one coat of mascara and after this dries, a

second. With your eyebrow pencil, make a tiny dotat the outer corner of each eye, Eyeshadow shouldstart at the center of the upper lids and be fadedgently outward.

Has Whit* Upper lip

It the use of a facial hair remover seems to leave

the upper lip whiter than the skin on the rest of the

face, try the abrasive type of hair remover that rubsthe hairs off. Next, use a tinted foundation all overthe face before applying your make-up. The founda-tion will give an even color tone to the skin and hide

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