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10 A MACFADDEN PUBLICATION ; MARCH 0 JANET LOGAN as KAY FAIRCHILD in "Stepmother" See page 24 r a Lk Io MAN WANTED ME -Yet I Found Romance! The Vivid Radio Drama of a Lonely Girl AVEN ON EARTH - COMPLETE WORDS and MUSIC of the NEW SONG HIT HPWØKEIE Th¼YW EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA MILDNESS COOLNESS FLAVOR AND ANOTHER BIG ADVANTAGE FOR YOU IN CAMELS the smoke of slower- burning Camels contains LESS NICOTINE than the average of the 4 other of the largest -selling cigarettes tested _less than any of them-according to independent scientific tests of the smoke itself -» WHEN all is said and done, the thing in smoking is the smoke! Your taste tells you that the smoke of slower- burning Camels gives you extra mildness, extra coolness, extra flavor. Now Science tells you another im- portant -and welcome -fact about Camel's slower burning. Less nicotine -in the smoke! 28',c less nicotine than the average of the other brands tested -in the smoke! Less than any of them -in the smoke! And it's the smoke that reaches you. Try Camels... the slower- burning By burning 25% cigarette... the cigarette with more slower mildness, more coolness, more fla- vor, and less nicotine in the smoke! than the average of the 4 And more smoking, too -as ex- other of the largest-selling plained beneath package at right. brands tested- slower than any of them- Camels also give you a smoking pins equal, on the average, to "SMOKING OUT" THE FACTS about nicotine. Experts, chem- EXTRA SMOKES ists analyze the smoke of 5 of the largest -selling brands... 5 PER PACK! find that the smoke of slower- burning Camels contains less nicotine than any of the other brands tested. R J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. Winston -Salem, North Carolina alma T7YF SLOflifR- 8!/RN/NG C/GARETTf_ Beauty... Even if you're not a Queen of has Charm! LIFE'S FUN...lf your Smile Help keep your smile sparkling routine of Ipana Tooth Paste and massage. with Ipana and Massage If you see "pink" on your tooth brush - see your dentist. You may or may not be in oYOU have to be a beauty to great for trouble. He may tell you your gums are D find happiness -to win a husband -to weak and sensitive because today's soft be admired by your friends? foods have robbed them of work. Like No! Decidedly no! Charm counts as thousands of dentists today, he may sug- .. much as great beauty. And even the plain- gest "the healthful stimulation of Ipana est girl with a sparkling smile can give Tooth Paste and massage." cards and spades to a beauty whose smile is shadowed. Get (pane Today! Your smile is You! Its a priceless asset! For Ipana not only cleans teeth thoroughly And you should keep it right. Remem- but, with massage, it is specially designed "A LOVELY SMILE IS YOUR MOST ber- your gums as well as your teeth need to aid the gums to healthier firmness. IMPORTANT BEAUTY ASSET!" daily care -for bright, 'sparkling smiles So get Ipana today. Each time you brush say well -known beauty editors of depend upon healthy gums. your teeth, massage a little extra Ipana 23 out of 24 leading magazines Keep your smile at its sparkling best... onto your gums. Help keep your gums In a recent poll made among the beauty guard against "pink tooth brush "... with firmer, your teeth brighter and your smile editors of 24 leading magazines all but one the help of the modern dental health the charming beauty asset it should be. of these beauty experts agreed that a lovely smile is a woman's most precious asset.They went on to say that "Even a plain girl has charm and personality if she keeps her smile bright, attractive and sparkling." IPANA TOOTH PASTE MARCH, 1941 1 MARCH, 1941 VOL. 15 NO. 5 MIRRORono winuewsso on ERNEST V. HEYN BELLE LANDESMAN FRED R. SAMMIS Executive Editor ASSISTANT EDITOR Editor No Man Wanted Me- IO Mr. Keen, tracer of lost persons, helps o lonely schoolteacher A Love to Be Envied Adele Whitely Fletcher 13 Gabriel Header's great love story I Owe You My Life 14 The gripping story of a girl singer who wanted to end her life Girl Alone 18 In fiction form -the vivid drama of a well -loved radio serial Heaven on Earth Kenny Baker and Al Goodman 22 Another preview of a hit Stepmother 24 A first wife returns from the past like a ghost Marriage or Else Jack Sher 28 The intimate marriage story of Our Gal Sunday Passion Blinded Me 30 The confession of o beautiful girl who made a daring choice Mystery House Kathleen Norris 34 A promise of happiness comes to Page and Lynn Glorify the American Dish Kate Smith 36 Radio Mirror's cooking editor offers some really new recipes wireTHYNMOLD Superman in Radio 41 for 10 DAYS at our expense! can have that suave, smooth, YOU flowing figure... that slimmer silhouette! 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AND STILL ANOTHER QUIZI We have had all kinds of amusing and constructive contests over the air -spelling, history, quizzes of nu- reea- Uie-{C merous kinds -but why not one fea- -10-103-p turing good manners and deportment? In my social work among the underprivileged, who in most cases live in communities with few library facilities, I've noted these families usually have a tiny, cheap radio, plus an avid desire to learn for themselves and their children, those niceties of human conduct that make for a more harmonious and cheerful living. In many cases if these people knew what to do in seeking work, they could secure the employment that means so much to them; and in knowing what not to do, they would keep the employment -employment that may mean the difference between security and insecurity. Why risk offending? Use Mum every day.

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