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Radio Mirror HY WE DIDN'T DARE DIVORCE - MaSHS idio's Greatest Christmas Story CANDLE IN THE FOREST By TEMPLE BAILEY (Hon Scoop! Read Radio's Big Sister— A Thrilling Novel of Modern Love — Even your best friend won H tell you T^DNA was simply crushed by -—' Charlie's curt note barren of explanation. True, she and Charlie frequently had "lovers' spats" but these were not enough to warrant breaking their engagement. Dis- heartened and puzzled, she sought Louise, her best friend. Perhaps she'd offer some explanation. Louise could, too; could have re- lated in a flash what the trouble was . but she didn't; the subject is so delicate that even your best friend won't tell you. HOW'S YOUR BREATH TODAY? You may be guilty of halitosis (bad breath) this very moment and yet be unaware of it. That's the insidious thing about this offensive condition; you yourself never know when you have it, but others do and snub you unmercifully. Don't run the risk of offending others needlessly. You can sweeten your breath by merely using Listerine Antiseptic, the remarkable deodorant with the delightful taste. Rinse the mouth with it every morning and every night, and between times before business and social engage- ments. As it cleanses the entire oral cavity, Listerine Antiseptic kills outright millions of odor-producing bacteria. At the same time it halts the fermentation of tiny food particles skipped by the tooth brush (a major cause of odors) then overcomes the odors themselves. Remember, when treat- ing breath conditions you need a real deodorant that is also safe; ask for Lis- terine — and see that you get it. If all men and women would take the delightful precaution of using Listerine, there would be fewer broken "dates" and waning friendships in the social world fewer curt rebuffs in this world of business. Lambert Pharmacal Co., St. Louis, Mo. LISTERINE Checks Halitosis (Bad Breath) tj no^- ^____ f e\ en n0tl (V" «* L alonel D* r*s^ ytayoa/e w/myourSmz&-~. Don't let "pink tooth brush" spoil its loveliness! HOW IMPORTANT a bright sparkling gums deprived of vigorous chewing by aroused—weak, tender gums tend to be- smile can be. How much it can our modern soft foods. He'll probably come firmer, healthier—more resistant. mean to a girl's popularity or a man's advise more work and exercise for your Buy an economical tube of Ipana at success. And yet how many people seem gums—and, like so many dentists today, your druggist's today. Ipana and mas- deliberately careless about the bright- he may suggest "the healthful stimula- sage is one helpful way to healthier gums ness of their smiles. tion of Ipana and massage." —brighter teeth—a brilliant smile. Don't take chances with your smile. For Ipana is especially designed not If you notice a tinge of "pink" on your only to clean teeth but with massage to TRY THE NEW D. D TOOTH BRUSH tooth brush—see your dentist. \bu may help the health of your gums as well. For more effective gum massage and not be in for any real trouble, but let Massage a little extra Ipana into your more thorough cleansing, ask your drug- gist for the new D. D. Tooth Brush with him decide. Usually, he will tell you that time gums every you clean your teeth. the twisted handle. yours is a case of gums grown lazy- Circulation within the gum tissues is . NEARLY JANUARY, 1939 VOL 11 NO. 3 ERNEST V. HEYN FRED R. SAMMIS Executive Editor Editor BELLE LANDESMAN, ASSISTANT EDITOR The Candle In the Forest Temple Bailey 4 Radio Mirror's Christmas present to its readers Avoiding Winter Colds 7 Easy to follow rules you'll be grateful to learn Why We Didn't Dare Divorce 8 The strange story about a famous radio couple The Morgan—The Merrier Kirtley Baskette 10 Meet the hysterical star laugh maker of Good News Big Sister . Hope Hale 12 Begin this exciting novel of modern love, now The Broadcast That Scared America 15 Read About the Year's Most Discussed Program Making Monogamy Work John J. Anthony 16 You can insure marital happiness—here's how While There's Hope There's Life 26 A Readio-broadcast you'll crack a rib laughing at Berton Braley 29 MONEY BACK! Try Hinds — at our risk! Adventurer in Top Hat Extra Good-Will Bottle a gift— when you buy The closing chapter of Lowell Thomas' fascinating life the medium si2e Hinds. If this Hinds gift Radio Mirror's Mammoth Quiz 30 bottle doesn't make your chapped hands feel So you think you're smart! Then have a go at these questions softer—take back the medium size, where you bought it, and get your MONEY BACK! The Gracie Allen Murder Case S. S. Van Dine 32 EXTRA LOTION! Regular Hinds users say Philo Vance meets sinister Owl Owen this gift bottle is an unexpected bonus. Nearly Hollywood Radio Whispers George Fisher 35 lotion! More Hinds lotion for your 20% extra Increase your gossip I.Q. to 100% money than ever before. Extra-creamy— extra- 36 softening — Hinds tones down redness . Time Out For a Good Time smooths away chapping. Also 10c, 25c, $ 1 sizes. Previewing a hilarious new Seth Parker game book LOON FOR THIS HINDS What Do You Want To Say? 3 Radio's Photo-Mirror GOOD-WILL Skinnay Goes Places 19 From Movies to Mike 20 The Winners! 23 AT AU How Radio Mirror Gets a Cover 24 TOILET What's New From Coast to Coast 38 GOODS Facing The Music 40 COUNTERS Radio Mirror Almanac 43 Put The Bee on Your Spelling 49 58 Copyright, 1988 What Do You Want to Know? Lehn & Fink Resolved—To Be Beautiful 71 Products Corp. New Ways to a Man's Heart 73 HONEY 6 COVER—Baby Lindsay Harry Crosby—by Robert Reid ALMOND Photo by Hyman Fink CREAM Avenues. HINDS KADIO MIBHOK published monthly by Macfadden Publications. Inc.. Washington and South advertising Dunellen. New Jersey. General Offices, 205 East 42nd Street, New York, N. Y. Editorial and Macfadden, President; Wesley F. FOR HONEYMOON PS offices, Chanln Building, 122 East 42nd Street, New York, N. Y. Bernarr NAN Chicago office 33J Pape. Secretary; Irene T. Kennedy, Treasurer; Walter Hanlon, Advertising Director. : North Michigan Avenue. C. H. Shattuck, Mgr. San Francisco office: 1658 Buss Building. Lee Andrews, Mgr. Office at Dunellen, New Jersey, under the Act MERRY XMAS! Say it with Hinds! Entered as second-class matter September 14, 1933, at the Post In U. S. of March 3, 1879. Price in United States, Canada and Newfoundland $1.00 a year; 10c a copy. The dollar size is a big-looking gift, Territories, Possessions, Cuba, Mexico, Haiti, Dominican Bepublic, Spain and Possessions, and Central and South American countries excepting British Honduras, British, Dutch and French Guiana, $1.50 a year; welcome to wife, mother—any woman owners all other countries $2.50 a year. While Manuscripts. 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