RAINST the STORM KITTY FOYLE the PARKER FAMIL I
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15 BETTY RHODES Mutual Network Singing Star SEE INTIMATE COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS OF YOUR FAVORITES IN RAINST THE STORM KITTY FOYLE THE PARKER FAMIL i I i She blamed it on BAD LUCK ... but others weren't so kind! LUCY looked at the morning paper with but if she has halitosis (bad breath) she it makes your mouth feel! What a sense disgust -another one of her "possibil- may end up as a neglected Nellie-without of assurance it gives you as its antiseptic ities" married to somebody else! It was the even suspecting why. Bad breath doesn't action begins! same old story: every man she met took always announce its presence to the vic- You undoubtedly know that some au- her out once or twice, then did the disap- tim. And once guilty of this offense you thorities consider bacterial fermentation of pearing act: A phone call saying he was may be under suspicion always. The news tiny food particles on mouth surfaces to be working nights now", or "going to be out - gets around quickly, and there's the risk a major cause of bad breath although the of-town for several weeks ", or "away on that people will avoid you. trouble may sometimes be of systemic a vacation ". How's Your Breath? origin. Listerine Antiseptic quickly halts Superstitious soul that she was, Lucy such fermentation and then overcomes the Isn't it just common sense to let Iisterine put this down to bad luck and took her odors that it causes. When you want to be Antiseptic look after your breath -to make diminishing dates "catch as catch can ". at your best, never, never omit Listerine it sweeter, purer, less likely to offend? This Anyone who knew her, however, could Antiseptic. Use it before every date. delightful mouth wash is the standby of so have told her that luck had nothing to do many really fastidious, attractive people. LAMBERT PHAtu1.1CAL CO., St. Louis, Mo. with their indifference. Before every date simply rinse the mouth * * * with Listerine Antiseptic. How cooling, how LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC A woman may be pretty and charming refreshing it is! How delightfully clean For Oral Hygiene DECEMBER, 1942 1 December, GIRLS! 1942 Vol. 19, No. 2 DON'T GIVE UP THE MAGAZINE OF RADIO ROMANCES IF YOU'VE GOT A POOR COMPLEXION CONTENTS VUUEe iiCCG" -.%;àeeed- STRANGE HERITAGE . 13 What was the dark secret in her husband's past? NOW AND FOREVER 14 Sylvia fought desperately against a love that threatened her security I WANT ONLY YOU 18 She had thrown away all the things that were meant for happiness SING A SONG OF LOVE . 21 Diary Martin's delightful real -life love story AGAINST THE STORM -IN LIVING PORTRAITS .... .... .. 23 Now you can see the people you hear in radio's distinguished drama GIVE ME YOUR HEART 29 Because of her selfishness Ellen destroyed the thing she loved MR. 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RADIO MIRROR THE IUO1UE'1' hE'LL i'EVEIt FOIEIIET LESTER HOPE (Bob Hope to you, not the forty- whacks -on- the -hand- and we shall call him that to avoid with -a -ruler variety, but a friendly, complications) was in the eighth grade personal brand of discipline which you of the Fairmont school in Cleveland, couldn't infringe upon without feeling Ohio, when he read the note from his like a heel. beautiful new teacher, and he was Anyway, Miss Martin asked Bob to overcome with ecstatic awe. He was Sunday night supper and he almost "going on fifteen" and of course he gave his mother heart failure over the was in long pants, but, after all, he preparations he made for this Event. hadn't thought she would consider She simply wasn't used to having him him sufficiently adult for a date. Ap- hurry up and mow the lawn Saturday parently she did, though, in a manner morning without being told to half a of speaking. She had requested in the dozen times, so he could go downtown billet doux left on his desk shortly be- and spend his own money for a hair- fore school was out on Friday after- cut. She wasn't used to his shining noon that he come to her house for his shoes without being told, either. Sunday night supper so they could As for his decision, unsolicited, to talk over a course in practical civics take a bath Saturday night and again she was planning for the class. Sunday afternoon right after the Which meant she had singled him out noon -day dinner and his request, a to ask his advice about things... little sheepish but nonetheless deter- Perhaps Bob's attitude of adulation mined, that she "fix up" his fingernails toward his new teacher was unusual. a bit-those nails whose cuticles had The usual thing for a boy of that age Bob Hope remembers the day when never known manicure scissors and is to consider his teacher something of she had feared never would -well, it a cross between a bore and a jailer. not even a triple banana split could was almost too much! But this one (whom we shall call make up for the blow he had suf- Mrs. Hope rallied, though, as "Miss Martin ", since Bob says she al- mothers can and do, and . by five ways was allergic to personal pub- fered at the hands of a woman. o'clock Bob, polished and shining, licity and therefore wouldn't want her wearing his brother Jack's new shirt real name used. "How different from blue -eyed and golden- haired and she and his father's best tie, set forth to me!" he adds, blandly) was what was wore feminine - looking clothes, not Miss Martin's. On his way over, he popularly described at the time as a the austere, un- glamorous shirtwaist practiced an offhand, "Hello, Peggy" "peach." "Lulu" would be the 1942 and skirt affected by most of the lady -"Peggy" being what her fellow word for her, Bob says, but of course pedagogues at Fairmont.