Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1940, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1940. Chest Emblem Contest Spurs Art Rivalry at McKinley SOUrUs o g e R aihabie o with color- el Nos” PaDe ) W This C [ a WEDNESDAY WE CELEBRATE OUR TWO A DAY EACH WAY Union Station Morning CHICAGO ...Llv. 9:450om MILWAUKEE . Lv. 11:07 am ST.PAUL ....Ar. 5.05pm MINNEAPOLIS Ar. 5:45 pm o Super-speed Hiawatha-type coaches, Beaver Tail and Drawing Room parlor cars, Tip Top Taps, 4 ART FOR THE CHEST'S SAKE—Betty Gamble, McKinley High spacfous 48-seat diners—delicious 50¢ and 65¢ meals. Take this New Kind of Bath, See yo local agent for Hiawatha 14 rvations and tickets i e and Drift Off Into Utter Rest When you toss and fight the bed- clothes, when one black hour after another goes by without re- lief, it's because your nerves are tense and there is an excess of fatigue wastes in your blood. What you need, to get utter rest and deep, peaceful sleep, is & way to relax those nerves—and a way to speed up the clearing of those fatigue wastes. Fortunately, there iz now a simple way to do it, without drugs, without trouble, and with- out expensive preparations. Find out for yourself how easy it is to sleep like a baby. You've always known that warm baths were relaxing and (Even tender skins won't feel this.) Soak yourself, at full length, in this bath for 15 minutes. Then dry yourself gently, keep warm, and go promptly to bed. The reason this new bath works such magic (as proved in scientific tests) is because the warm water and Colman’s Dry Mustard in combination have wonderful drawing power. They materially increase the flow of vour blood, all over your body, toward the surface of your skin. This speeds up the elimination of the fatigue wastes, relaxes your muscles and overstrung nerves, and sends you to bed ready for that dreamless peace Nature in- tended your nights to be. enter in the Community Chest’: School art student, is shown at work on the sketch she will s emblem contest. —Star Staft Photo. Searching for & new idea, a new way to express the meaning of the | Community Chest, 103 art students | at McKinley High School are friend- | ly enemies. Chest’s $175 prize contest for crea- Community Chest and know where their dimes and dollars went. So they're full of ideas. Some of them are using the Washington | Monument as the principal symbol in their sketches. Others make gen- erous use of the flag. An Ameri- can eagle topped one drawing and another shows an open treasure chest. Mrs. Eugenie Saugstad, veteran | { art teacher at the high school, told | | the students it was their duty to | compete, hinted that they wouldn't | | pass their course if they didn't make | a stab at it. But all of them wanted | to do it and as a matter of fact,| nobody ever “flunks” Mrs. Saug- stad’s course, anyhow, as she freely admits. Her explanation for that is that her commercial art course is an electiye subject with a long wait- | All of them are competing in the | Simply a design, are suggesting that tion of an official Chest emblem. All|Selves for ideas. Ch ] of them have contributed to the|ters will supply the list of agencies high school age. First prize is $100; second, $50, and third, $25. Chest officials, anxious to get a real symbol of the services of their 67 member agencies, rather than contestants visit the agencies them- Chest headquar- or furnish information on their many services. Briefly, the Chest services include handicapped, rehabilitation for thousands, aid in sickness and ald in preserving health. structions: All entries must be brought to the business counter or mailed to Contest Editor, The Evening Star, Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue NW. They must be accom- panied by the contestant’'s name, address, telephone number and school, if any. All must be brought to The Star by 11 p.m. May 17, or if mailed must ing list. Some of the students are making more than one contest design. The average time they consume for one | of them is two days. The first 'day | | they make the layout and then the next class period is devoted to the | finished product. | Despite the fact that they're com- | peting with each other, they like to | ask their classmates’ advice and even take it occasionally. Mrs. | Saugstad is more frequently the | arbiter of what not to do. She had | to discourage an epidemic of mili- | tary symbolism in the drawings. All |of them wanted to draw soldiers marching to battle against poverty, | sickness and crime, but she felt there’s too much war abroad in the bear a postmark no later than that date. Designs may be executed in black | 8 or white or not more than two colors. Ink, charcoal, crayon, water color or other suitable medium will be permitted. | All must be drawn or mounted on | white cardboard measuring about | §i 18 by 22 inches. must be allowed All entries will become property ! of the Community Chest. 35 From D. 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