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NO.2 NORTH CENTRAL PEOPLE ON THE AIR Radio's Own Life Story . .................. .......... by Uewetlyn Miller 22 HELPS STOP "My Buddy" ..•.................. .....••. .... .. ....................... Now I Can Sing ASain!..... ............... .. ...... by Did~ Haymes 26" Your Tiekel to lhe Goldber ;.~. ........... .. ...................... 28 Take 1950. ............... .................... .... by Eddie Cantor 30 TOOTH DECAY! The "Other Woman" .................................................. 32 Mother Knowl Bell.... ..... .. ......... by Warren Hull 36 Father Knows Best ............................ .... .. by Roberl Youn« 37 Give Me Kid. Anytime! .. ...........•........ by Smilin' Ed McConnell 52 Christmas All Year 'Round ..........••................. by Kay McNeill Come and Visit Jean Henhoh .........•............. by Pauline Swanson Madeline Lee .. .. .. ... .. .................... "71 Owen Jordan ...... .... .. ......... ........................ "71 INSIDE RADIO The Most ConduJiv. 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No other home she tells about her home­ you half the time of winding up curls. pennanent waves hair faster yet leaves comings in the February No TUbber bands! All plastic, all·in..ane 1 it so soft and sparkling, 90 easy to set RADIO MIRROR. Q. Where can Nothing to tangle up in your hair! Quick and style. 1any, on the left, has the Toni. you find the fascinating start! Tiny teeth gently grip hair tips so story of that fascinating me­ ,even the shortest ends become easy dium-radio? A. In next to month's issue, in t his wind! Easy-spin action-rolls each curl month's issue and in other up in one quick motion. Winds more hair issues to come you'll fi nd on each curler. Fewer curlers afe needed. Radio's Own Life Story, a Snap shut! Non-slip clasp fastens curls continuin g history which closer to head to assure a better, longer­ RADIO MIRROR believes is the lasting wave. most outstanding featUre Most natural_looking wave you've that has ever appeared on its pages. Q. 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