The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 23, 1947, Page 8

2 » AFTER R THE BATH . . . Use A friction lotion and tale. IL of the season in a bathing suit _ usually 4s an ordeal, White win- «ter skin‘ looks uninspiring when » ‘matched .,with bright sunlight, ‘ocean blue, creamy. sand or green Brass. If you are one of thiose lucky * ‘people who can get a whack at t sun . lamp. before you make your debut at a resort, you may _‘be able to bask in. public -with- : out feeling like a zombie. . The next best thing you can do, in lieu of the sunlamp, is to. try to tone up the drabness of . sallowness of your skin _be- fore you emerge in your bare mid-riff or strapless swim suit. Scrub yourself daily with a _ good bath brush. Use a pumice or ‘Jemon breach on brown-stained y Bows, foot callouses, heels and . After the bath use’ a frie- ‘ tdn lotion of scented oil and al- ' cohol to keep skin smooth and fragrant; Use a dusting powder or tale. A Turkish towel rub will make your skin tingle, but skip it if your skin is tender. : . Deodorant used at frequent in- ‘tervals will «keep you glamor. wise during sultry weather. Re- member, also, that no fastidious girl would dream ‘of appearing _ barelegged without defuzzing her legs. *You can do this hair’ removal job with a wax or non-odorous cream or with the razor. Of the AS three the wax treatment, though ‘it is messier to handle, will in- aol smooth legs for a longer — a a cobain pncorenctiosiaalintintptiniit 5m SEA a gpa megane yyy SEBBEES BEB BGRRBREERBBBBBBeeeeeeeeeseekteeeese 4 wae) : IURCUEGOEAGHOCOUALUGROENEOOOUUUOLUOEOGATOUUNOEOAGHOOROOCC}OOONENAGTUUEONNN00UT00000000000NE800884900Q001008808O4000008808804000U0bOS0O08ITOLQLSUONUIN40000IINN0840N000O¢bOsssses00: YOUR Business World! May 21, 1947: . MODERN POLI POLITICIAN. Editor, The Citizen: politicians would announce them- selves with impossible i The “Oracle” is certainly right in his convictions, except he under- estimates the modern politician. Instead. of promises, action of some kind will take place, which will serve to throw the public. off balance. A move by politicians now in office to give the public some- thing for nothing, is a favorite play. This tends to make the voter forget the past, and think of him as a pretty good fellow. It usually works, too. Another comparatively ‘new scheme is the organizing of so- called civic clubs. A large mem- bership is obtained, including a high percentage of business men, who unsuspectingly donate funds: which are used for. the. cause. These clubs or organizations serve simply to lift a man or mén who have mired themselves in public distaste. A lot of false propagan- da is also thrown in: There are many other meth- ods, so be alert. To be sure of yourself, check the _ politician’s record, if he has one. Did he prove of value? Did he do and act as you expected when you voted for him? .Did-he try to lower your tax burden? Did he give.you more for your tax dol- lar, or did he squander it? Fin- ally, was he a part of fair, pro- the white and negro — and has rendered excellent ‘ice to us. I have always found him courteous, efficient, willing and able. I say let us fight to keep Mr. Sawyer and Mr: Roberts a where they are. Fs fete I ask, are there any political: — interests, fights or grudges moti- vating this act in the legislature? . If there are not, then we deserve - as taxpayers and the people who elect our public servants, to know - just what all this is about. Yes, we have no bananas’ because some one just tossed one under public confidence and it is going : to take a lot of explaining. to stop it from’ skidding. - ALBERT G. ROBERTS. ea SR EEF PTA SLT, @ ® Fairin Poland — - POZNAN. — (AP). — Poland's first postwar international fair: here attracted 363,000 visitors dur- ing a week’s run. ‘A dozen Euro- pean countries were represented. . NS SEG 2k cere ROAR SER ELT RRR Wane 70" Le period, The creams can be used} PRINT NC easily but usually must be used more frequently. The razor treat- ment is swift and sure but there is often‘a stubble regrowth with-! in a few days. ——— CARRIER BOY! Future . .. in the The newsboy who delivers ©: iene your paper may be starting his first million every time you drop some coins in his hand. And even if he’s never a millionaire, he will be a better business man; a@ more valuable member of his community when he’s grown ee for the experi- ence he’s gaining now. Subscribe to the Key West Citizen ie Week by Carrier This simple tribute is published in honor of the newsboy who brings you this paper—and in honor of every pee in America! : So a Ae pate thn he te te the et thet hehehe tinct ainda Aether thn tha BEER ERE BREREBBRRRRRRRRBRRBERERRRRRRRARREREEB tna Sen gttdte, peeing : io Le Se qe ph CS. Sawai ae