Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1942, Page 83

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HARD-ON-HANDS PACKAGE SOAPS DO FAST DISHWASHING! SHOW HER,NEW IVORY/ mINMamrpnse!Herpcchgempsbelved she’ll see improved Ivory Soap foam into rich “velvet suds” with just a swish, Swish, SWISH—even in hard water! FAST AS STRONGEST PACKAGE SOAPS/ SHE'S WATCHED ME-IVE TIMED HER' YOU CAN'T ARGUE with the clock! You’ll see that you don’t take a minute longer with New Ivory! See how fast you finish—how soon you're out of your apron! THAT MAN/ GETTING ROMANTIC AGAIN OVER HER IVORY- SMOOTH HANDS! HUSBANDS ARE SO SILLY!... SOFTER, SMOOTHER hands are yours within 12 days after you change to New “‘Velvet-Suds”’ Ivory. It's milder than 10 leading toilet soaps. Get several bars of New Ivory— for economy’s sake—right away. 99 *%e% PURE EE SfEED DISHWASHING ... WO RISK OF "STRONG-SOAP* HANDS ! ey s IVORY SOAP TRADEMARK REG U. §. PAT. OFF. @ PROCTIR & GAMBLE 5 \ M e e s - '.I DE PALMA A part of Harry Rogers’ 3,000,000 young “‘assistants”’ FIREMAN CLOWN Today he's teaching wartime fire prevention, but he won fame as a clown — rolling safety advice in laughter and handing it to kids. They eat it up by Jo Chamberlin OU may never have heard of “Smoky,” the Fire Clown. But over 3,000,000 school children have. And they know and love him. Smoky is tall, slim, fit-looking Harry K. Rogers, whose lifework is fire prevention. Right now he’s up to his ears in national de- fense, teaching civilian groups and other fire fighters how to combat sabotage and incen- diary bombs. His chief interest, though, has always been fire-prevention work with kids. The records bulge with stories of lives he has saved. Smoky considers them as rich divi- dends paid on years of hard work. He was born in Manon, Kansas. In short pants, he was the fire-department mascot. At 12 he became a messenger, wore a red hat and a silver badge. Later he was made Chief, a job of high honor and no pay. By then, Rogers had become an actor, but what time he had between shows, he gave to the Department. Fire fighting and acting may seem like a ——— I CC—————— “Dammit — quit singing!” TW—1-25-42 Page Ten

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