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due UU Ckac Ia c o . a Vixi^mai, T*m*ela like ficuak daar U dm* nasd w froiuooda (fca eouBirr'i Tn>ithn nctfiod*. Adam* & Brin* Ccmpasr The American Pmc Woriu T. L- Blood da CanMnT Campbell Paine & Vanuah Co. The Forw City Pmiu fe, Vanudk Co. The GUddea CompeiiT The Gltddea Compan* of California Hexh &. Miliipn Mt*. Co. * . Nubian Paint fo Varmeft Comp--* Twin Orr Vamtah Comoanv The Wilhim Conipant - CHteapo New Orleans St. Paul St. Louie CWraUad Cleveland San granoaca Chicago Chicago Sc Paul la Canada- The Cbddap Co-* LttL. Tor--tw. One Clavuhnd. Ohio Plcaaa and me a c o o t of t o u t i book aad das Laed Color Chart. Nun*...........................*................. Add*--............. .............................. Cirr* QJL irid -Wall^O.ver J{duf and princess pa STYLE SHOES IN COMFORT SHAPES -i)martlg Ij-outdiiL Hrith the -ample comfort ofmatiuihj ^Y/HETHER youth be lithe end W graceful, or thin and awk ward, youth is slim. As you grew from childhood to maturity, you slowly matured into the ample fulness that maturity is. Yourfeet,asweU as your figure, lost angular lines, and subtly widened. Here are two Walk-Over shoes, designed to fit the foot of maturity with comfort, and with the same smart style and slim look of youth. Princess Pat, with the straight Inside line of the normal youthful foot, gives com' fort alike to growing girls, their mothers or their grandmothers--for it has the wide tread or a combination last, and the famous Walk' Ov c t narrow fitting heel. I$6 April 19.26 Good Housekeeping Relief, companion shoe, ia even wider across the tread than the Princess Pat. It will accommodate that angular projection of the gTeat toe joint, made by ill-fitting shoes or by long hours spent on tired feet. Even corns and mild forms of bunions find roomy comfort in the Relief. These two Walk-Over shoes are known and worn wherever welldressed women live. They have all the style and smauness demanded bythe youthful age we livein --with comfort, ample com fort. for the mature foot. Write for the book of Princess Pat and Relief Styles. Geo. E. Keith Com pany, Campello, Brockton, c Mass., U. S. A. Propaganda Against Prohibition issued. I wrote to the mayors of forty cities scattered ail over the country to inquire bow many arrests for drunkenness had been mane in their respective cities eacfl year since rota. 1 found that, so far as mere thrures were con cerned. toe League's report was correct, escept for the fact that in Chicago arrests tor disorderly conduct and drunkenness were bunched and all attributed to drutixenness. Mayor Oever wrote me that it was impossible to tell how many arrests were maae ior drunkenness in Chicago, is both offenses were included in the same blurts. The World League Against Alcohol put the first puncture in this deieiust propaganda bv calling attention to the fact that ine League's figures iaiied to take into consideration me in crease of population since :or4- When the in crease of population is reckoned with. the Moderation League s own figures show that there has been a decrease of id percent ua ar rests for drunkenness since 291*. The Quality of Liquor But that is not the whoie storv about this half-truth by means of which it is hoped '.o kill prohibition. Has no one eve: mougnt to ask the Moderation League whether arrests ior drunkenness indicate an\mmg ei except me number of persons who are drinking' L>o not such arrests, parucuiariv ;n the prr^eot cir cumstances, indicate a great aeai with regard lo the kind of liquor they are consuming' The liquoT that law violators are selling ani drinking today is perhaps the most ceadlv stuff that was ever put into a human stomach as a beverage. Much of it >s made from re distilled. denatured alcohol from wnica ail the fonnaJdehyde has not been and ,.\o not be removed- It is harsh, raw. laden wun poison, and utterly unnt 10 dnnk. But it nas a luck like a muie and goes (earn* mrcuen the system iike a humcane. It someume* sens as high as f to a quart, but it is so strong toat it is now cheaper to get craiv drunk tain u used to be when whisky was relatively merpeasjve. A drink or two and trouble begins. Now, m 10:4 when whisky w*s not so poisonous and so heil-procuctwe. a Hundred men could drink whatever tnev felt m?\- couid carry, and perhaps one oi them w c u ig ia'ii into the hands of the police and become a part of the total charged wuh drunaenness Let a hundred men drink the poison teat is now being sold as whisky, and manv rrnre than one wiU iana in the station nouse. More wul, be arrested, first because tne raw oiend of alcohol and formaldehyde is more ceaci\ and secondly because in the oid da\-s :: waj me policy of the police not to arrest .sr-.niicn men so long as they were peaceable ar.a an.c :o waik. while now it is police pouev evervwnere to nail evervbody who is seen arunx in me streets. "Before prombition. ' said one cr.iei of police, "we baroly arrested anvpoov -*.^0 *-&$ drunk. Now we bang m evea tnose * no smtil of liquor." Probablv most police chiefs art not v> Mnct u that, but the new poucy a nr> er.r.riess in dicated. And, furthermore .n tr.e 0. oa\*. most saloons harbored treir ''.run** ;r. oacx rooms unstead of pushing mem out me streets to be arrested. P-ere ,,rre j :*.;o o saloons when the Volstead Ac: became rffecove. imagine an avr-uae of two or inree -i-.n^s in each of these t . v What e-ieer .miu-j iney have had upc * figures 1: me\ nao been pushed into t- -etr They are p i-meo into the street now e present rure :< ! -rink mu go. Don't uren -read on the prerm-es or stay and make a row that mat' attraci nonce. If each saloon, in toiu. had ha.-py-eu oniv two drunks tn its back room* '.re irre^ts ior j o U. instead of being :> -..i have been hoi-iir- Compare tn., : rj-- - :,-.e u q ,-<: that, according to me `.'-irraiion League, were arrested .or ".'v-r.c-ss ,n towns of more man >ooc popu;a:..;a m 19.*4. i The IJxerary Digest for Sovember 7, 1925 59 \ou can finish any surface witli GLD33509 The iplendtd of eor ItHuta lnbocatonea hu ilvin kept ut ta the fore front of progreu. Ther de veloped out Lacqoeroid St v tem for motor cto-t snrem in d m far leaning automobile msnuiicTvrcn.annnow tfieT haw o k o *t *4 Lacs, a brushing lacqueroid that tevoiuootums house* bold hrfnng. The Giidden Companr Cleveland Hcatft * Milligan Mfg. Coapnof Chicago Adam* ft Eluog Conpanr Chicago Campbell Ptiac ft Vsrtuth Compear Sc Louis T. L Blood ft Companr . Sr. Paul The Amenctn Paiat Works New Orleans T-ia Cirv Varnish Companr - 5c Paul The Forett Cirr Paint ft Vanaish Cleveland The A. WiJbetm Companr Reading Nubian Paint * Vemiifc Coeapnar Chicago 2 Caafti The Giidden Co* limited. Toronto. One THE GUDOEN COMPANIES Nan--el Haadouanen Ohio Pleue aend the Lacq Color Ourt to Naas............................................................. Addms.......................................... L.D. ll-T 10 The Literary Digest for Sovember 7, 1925 PERSONAL GLIMPSES Continued Berlin to get completely thawed out. Bu something of importance seemed to U missing. "What is it you're looking for. Max?' asked H. C. Yost, manager of the tiler House. But Max made no reply and went on with his search. "Is this what you're looking for?" said Mr. Tost, a moment later, as he picked up a tiny crucifix from a table, wuh a loop of ribbon on it iarge enough to go over Engiehardt's head. "Yes, that'* him,'' caid Eaglehardt. tak ing the crucifix, and kissing it. ''That * what saved my life." "Tea, I guess it must hace," said the doctor, who was wearing a Masonic charm on his watch-cham. Quality - EXTEND the life and service of-your sheet metal work by using a more enduring material. It is a well established fact that an alloy of copper and steel gives maximum wear and rust-resist ance. The recognized leaders in /he galvanized sheet world are BEST BLOOM-^-GALVANIZED SHEETS APOLLO-KEYSTONE Copper Steel GALVANIZED SHEETS FORMED ROOFING PRODUCTS THIS VICTIM ENJOYS THE JEST /""\NE of the most spontaneous and hghi- hearted humonsis of our time h-s found m Tar Lit e r a r i- Dic l .s t a fund, for the enrichment of his uapny art. Only readers of Th e Dig e s t rouni appreciate Mr. H. I. Philips's diverting parody of our manner of presenting aii aip.v:s of the news and editorial opinion Evidently Mr. Phillips assumes that practically all the me-- *-rs of his large and appreciative audiene are also of our comprenensive family. Writing m the N\-w York Sun under me title. "A Home Between Two Lit e r a r y - Dio e s t Addicts," be puts, his whimsicalities into the months of a husband and wi/o, as follows: Sh *--Wilbur, don't hold the bahy that Black Sheets for all Purposesi way. You're hurting it. Hz--Holding a baby this wav, according AUTOMOBILE SHEETS--ELECTRICAL SHEETS to the Philadelphia Public Leuncr, is per fectly proper, my dear. On the other SPECIAL SHEETS FOR STAMPING TIN AND TERNE PLATES hand, says the New Orleans Piczuune, it is perhaps not entirely as comfortable for the child as a more ortb'v>T position. But--and this is the new <>f the Norfolk Apollo Galvanized Sheets, made continuously since 1884, are Virginian-Pilot--it prohaidv w;ii not seri the best known Galvanized Sheets produced. An additional factor for permanence hat been added in Apollo-Keystorte grade by the use of Keystone Copper Steel for the base metal. This copper-steel alloy is particularly adapted for roofing, ously affect the child's future whether I hold it this wav or not. Sb e --Don't be silly, Wilbur. Never bold an infant -with one arm around il s middle and its head pointing nue south. tiding, gutters, spouting, flumes, culverts, tanks, metal lath, and all sheet metal work requiring highest rust-resistance. Sold by leading metal merchants. We shall be pleased to assist the in dustry in the solution of its problems involving the use of Sheet This is on the authontv of I'1' '/*) Nfuie Journal, and a similar atutuoe >3 iu!mn. tho not so emphatically, by too >cijen*vudy Union-Star. He --If you know more i:ut holding and Tin Mill Products. Send for our interesting Facts booklet. a baby than I do. go aaead ami hold ii. The difficulty in a situation s-icn as this, Sheet e5'ttillrProducts declare* the Cleveland Plan Healer and e&inc7ftill^Produ.cts Troy Record, is that a mere man 13 practi UMt 8Immi tar h b iiii. A*eU ui i*sUC*maM Oo#ariii**i ttal- 01*n T formed Hoe*** a m! 8i41b* .Product*, ftp**ttl Ikten tar SUaptM. itooa> fell* IkMU. ClcetrtcaJ SbM'ft.fttc** ud Xmmitmm Onfc md AarrtflM Chirml rth Tin PUta* Tignts Ttau iasn- eaa UldatyUknd liamotMod* Rondkt twit PUcaa. MT ItowLaa TU PUtM. Bland Plata tar *11 pmrvmm-. Kaaamlika Sw*k. fttcv* Pip* **4 S) >atnnd,<arta<8tatinaButcd. **. cally helpless. In this position the Wash ington Star and New Yurie iJum/ ,N ewe con cur. Sh e--Put the child in the Tib and let us have luncheon. What snail i j- c you? He--Lamb chops with gr-^n peas, if we believe the Rochester f.-nes-Cmoo, American Sheet anti Tin Plate Company make a very nice luneneon. As onpo^-d to this attitude, however. i'mladi-lptv.a. "*Genera) Office*: Frick Buildings Pittsburgh, Pa. '~m*m . Evening Bulletin takes a a^^r-ined stand . " --mmmrnm ............... .... kua QmgdaiwaawMMtawwiiii .......... for pigs knuckles and sauernraiii. If. fho. OtMaaui Dnavar Datrali VsvOritaas Raw Tor* 9bU4alfcU Putatnsm IbUtn Xtann Batinatatkgivwn; Ct t k p Irins tan Pkonocri Co.. New Tnrk City Paatftn Oeat* fcamawkiiHit; torn *-u t e * tasoooert Co., lu rntaetana. La* Adkik, fortiaatd. itattla we accept the suggestion >>( ?ie- 'Mu> .'tut'* Journal and Niw York /Jo.. / '''-"-.t, some cold meats and a salad an' '.> >** preferred. from a room Jan*: What's this? A new paiot invention called SPRED dm take* ao experience to oae. That looks like die answer to my problem. Guess I'U fo la. Jana: My, but it ft easy to use SPRED. It Hows on so smooch and fare--with no brush l aever knew dm paintinf could be so easy. Mary: Vhy, Jane -- it'i wonderfui -- and to food looking i Jan*: ( did it in just one morcing. And I'm foinff ro do the bed rooms next. t. J SPRED The EXTRA Durable Wall Finish 3 Easy to Mix ... Easy to apply SPRED is not just another water-mix point. It is a first quality oil emulsion point that mixes with woter and stays mixed because the oil is actually homogenized. SPRED is easier to apply and more durable becouse of a soy bean derivative invented and patented by Glidden. 7 SPRED Advantages: One coat covers most surfaces One gallon does average room Dries in 30 minutes No *painty' odor Durable. Stands repeated washings e Mixes with water 1 I beautiful colors O/ify $ 2 98 a &a/b?t' f Sl if* I r V H;*.' .. <v<v *..(* A fljat realty mixes with woter A&drtu-------------C<T------------------o ztu. Dm <7ixM This is a Victory Gardener... Shouldn't r he be proud ? F^L. S*"'4* She 1Sm ta be pr.i garden ndeed! And Uncle of her too for makfor freedom. She'll 1 when the eeua her . jarkiiftf Pyrex Warel This is Pyrex Ware... Shouldn't we be proud ? You bet w# j*e proud to offer toch lovely Pyrex Ware at wch low prices. {You can bur all 7 dishes thown hara for only $1.85.) Won't they look nice on rour shelf? This is a Victory Gardener doing herself proud with PYREX WARE. Isn't it grand ? TT sure is grand l... fust watch yoor family's eye* * whan you? Victory Garden come* piping hot to tha tabla in gloaming Pyrax Warai You won't have to watt# a single hard*won carrot, bacausa leftover* can ba *tored, re heated, and aarvad again in the aamePyrex dish. You'll eve dishwashing. . . and you'll savt prtcioui time, bacaoaa food bakea at much as one-third /attar in Pyrax brand glass. AM* LOCK AT TOW fVAVOA UYtt.. .tha first Pyrtw PI* Platt with flaw headl** ta maktatrrlaf tatitr. Yea orrtr aaw a lava* tier dlthi flattd td|t ant extra depth keep ail the Saver ead Juleea iaaide th# pit i C aed eat of roar area, UH*b. - only HJ T MIT. Atstmtst Thil Pyrtx Doable Duty Casserole la (we dishes ia on*. Bottom is aa opto bakifif dish, Jest right for baked apples, scalloped potatoes, and tomatoes. Top eemes in head? aa extra j? C Plata. Three slice. iHquart... only ww Thfat is the Pyrex Trode-Mark Yw ns find the little one pressed into the bottom ofevery PYREX dish. It end th* orange label both mesa *A Product ot Corning Reaeareb in Glass." Corning Qlaaa Works. Coraiag. W. Y. p k iiiii M BtAtt 178 October 1944 Good Housekeeping much inert matter into motion. His mother used to say he had grown too fast. It was strange how easy it was. here, to think of his mother and Natalie. He had spent five years trying not to think of them. That was why he had dreaded coming home; that was why. it . the six months since they r. ,a been married, he had avoided Mildre'i request come back here to live. Ana then he "rouidn't avoid it any longer, ana now that he was here it wasn't so bad. The thoughts kept coming to him, more than ever. But they came naturally, in the bright daylight, not stabbing at him in tne night the way they had for so long. And they seemed almost natural, the way the path through the grove seemed natural rPHE cottage lay on the other side of *- the grove. It was small, square, ugly; It should have been tom down Jong ago and would have been if it had not been for Dart's mother's chanty. For Mrs. West, like many well-to-do women, felt the weight of having so much more than others and never forgot that she must share it. The trouble was, as she often explained, that if she gave too much away there would not be so much left: then, if somebody in reai need should come to her. what would she have to give them? So she devised ways of doing good without depleting her resources. There was no use trying to change her brand of chanty. Dan had been embarjrassed by it, then angered, and then re| signed. So be had hardly even been angry | abo.it the cottage, thougn the farm and (everything on it were his. He had bougnt it as soon as he was twenry-one and i could sign his own checks and make ms own decisions. It had made him angry to see her playing Lady Bounuiul with anything so worthless as the cottage, to think that anybody had to live in the wretched place: but he hadn't really cared. And it had pleased his mother to have a whole cottage with which to be painlessly charitable. It was a Mrs. Wanen who had been rewarded with -he cottage. Her husband had died, and had left her with two chil dren. seventeen trunks hall of ornaments, and no money. She had only rwo rela tives in the world--her own sister, who never had liked her. and Margaret West. Of course. Margaret West was only a distant relative by mamage 3ut she was wealthy. So Mrs. Warren wrote to her. Mrs. West answered speedily, offering a home. "A cottage here on tne grounds that can be your home for the rest of your life, and a chance to bring your children up in these fine, healthy sur roundings." So Ada Warren had come with her two children and her seventeen trunxs to live in the cottage. Dart couid remember stiil the day they arrived. Looking toward the grove now, he laughed to mink about it, though it hadn't seemed funny at the time. The children--a girl of fourteen and a boy of about six--had been taken to the cottage and had disappeared at once. He found out later that they had disappeared into the lower branches of a tree, which they invanaoiy did when; ever there was anything going on that was worth watching or mat might in volve work for either of in cm. His mother had been in a terrible tem per. "I counted them, ' she said. "Sev enteen of them! What is sae doing with seventeen trunks'*" GV.033512 Sue Brown transforms bedroom .. wi/iA -ffieii/e/ianfr JETERS! U HOME niOAT AND THIS KbtOOM IbOB A flOMT. THE WAU5 All SO DtNOV. THERE fSKT TIME TO 90 MUCH. THOUM. YES THERE tS. JUST 00 TO MIU'S STORE AHO ASK. ABOUT TXAT KEW SOY JEAN ^ANT - SPT5HD. m: SPRED i entirely different Ic'i u otl pi due duo* with water. And ) durable it will nod repeated waihing. at daaaa 11 laaaally beaanhai toion, And yoa aar coaa only S2.9S foe ** Sue; Ic'a to tsty! Tbia SPUED amooth ti itIk. And it ia covering the wallpaper beanti/ally. Won't Jizo be proud ui eai i SPRED is Extra Durable^ ' - ' *; .,**it'Will Stand Repeated Washing 5 3SPRED is not to be confused with ^ gip' ; % other water-mix paints. It is'actually a K'^fnew paint invention," made possibleby liv aP. -an exclusive'soy bean ingredient de-^S&^.'^'i, ' ydoped by Giidden. lt is a first quality "* oil paint with importam^ddvantages.t'^Nij.: ** 7 SPRED Advantages:^ gr. n" -ivfij ferrrv . One coot cover* moil surface* V JImi Darting, it* iweil---a beautiful iob. lucky to have such a capable ahtpraate. -- Sue; 1 couldn't here done it without SPRED. k't so easy I'm goto* to do the h*iBg room t MLU.L"njm>w.i'sjyf |||i|wr.py^i n'MisJU'Tqiyysi frnjjeallv mixesjyiffc wafer -' Durable. Will stand repeated wothina *V^^1. . W Mixes w- i.t.h. wate i Z*?**TZ$ 11 .Beautiful color* KkS^s'l, -' > O/t/u $ 29.8 A &a/toK W Hi9**<r Aae*t V..iei MH*1*** ^ A Soy- Bean Paint Invented by THE GLIPDEN CO % i cable: Sam`1 Johnson. Esq- c/o Cheshire Cheese, London, E. C.. .England Your ad in the London Times-Uerald has been 'brought to our attention. Are you selling brandy or building heroes? hichcver it ia, may ve suggest the especial virtue of LEJO.N Brandy. Our American clientele often praises ita superior blend and bouquet, but they tell us they drink it for pleasure rather than for instruction * * Our export department is shipping jou a sample cae so you may have the finest for aspiring heroes. DISTRIBUTED B V NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION, 120 BROADWAY, Ntl YORK CITY GLD3.3514 IONG BEFORE PEARL HARBOR, In eight J strategically located laboratories, Glidden chemists and paint experts were working in closest collaboration with the commercial aviation industry--as well as the Army and Navy, Results: Clidatr finishes--created specifically by Glidden to combat the vicious attacks of extreme cold, beat, ice, snow, rain, oil and incredibly fast speeds. On training fields and fighting fronts, these Glidden tirplane finishes today are winning distinguished honors. They ere doing their jobs with the same super-success which has made other fane Glidden products outstanding in the field of industrial and domestic paints, varnishes, enamels and lacquers. There's scarcely a spot in the world where Glidden is not serving in some way. The seasoning on a doughboy's food, the margarine used to fry his eggs, the shortening in his cake--may well be products of Glidden's great Durkee Famous Foods Division. Large quantities of Glidden metals, minerals and resins an being used for war service and Glidden technical and research facilities have been re sponsible for maay striking contributions to wartime America: Powdered iron and copper for bearings and gears . . . Cuprous oxide* for sin sxnazing ship paint that prevents barnacle growth . . . Alpha Protein from toy beans for better paper making . . . New chemicals for America's prodigious synthetic rubber program . . . Special camouflage, shell coating and war paints in wide range--together with other products still io secret use by the Services. With the coming of pe*ce these newly-deveioped products will have a far-reaching effect on the daily lives of millions. The Glidden Company Kuwm*i Hm^urWn. 0. Tba QlSDAfR It lag # dittiftfwith*# lit* ( Plyn*fttd frm#c*. Itcgesw, fabric VantstW* mmI 'her pmimf u*i*li*t p>rwU p*ciHy #/ the aircrvfi Ia Ch t . siseecna PRINCIPAL PRODUCTS OF THE GUOOCN COMPANY Pafct SPRED, iaa-A-Lac, JtlpotTn, Sprey*0*yUta, Endurance Houst Paint Sliddanscar Varnish and a eomoiets i/na oi Mm* and lodwrthai Mints, anamata and lacquers ... Jay taaa Emma: Alpha arid Gamma Proteins; Laathin; Soya Maal and flour: Sort flakes; Say Bun Otis; Poultry. and bYtstock Feeds . Mart--'t FaM*f*U OnAaiaa: Durkaa's Famous Ortsstnf, Dwtea'a Marianna, Ourtaa's Shorttnirn. Dorkta's Cocoanut. Durkaa's Spices and Worcestershire Sauce . . . Oeeecal md Pitmmt Bhiti**: Titanium Otonde, Lithopona, Cadmium Colors, Utharja, Red Lead. Fusion White Lead . . . Matafte ftafjeief Pwiaiaa: Powdered Iron, Powdered Copper, end otter Powdered Mataia. Cuprous Oxide, Wilkes Type Matal. .. tefie lirti Wmiic Synthetic Rubber Compounds, Turpentine, Tars, Ro h r s , Servants and otter Nava* Stores*  9 To all the Americas, U. S. foods go In paper packages. CONTAINER CORPORATION OF AMERICA Gl0335 l, THE SATURDAY EVENING POST STternber ft. 195 exactly the colorsYOU CAN PUT YOUR * FINGER ON "pu want in SPUED SATIN It's just that simple with The Wonder Paint! Right before your eyes at your dealer's store is a dramatic new display that lets ,you choose exactly the colors you want--for gorgeous room beauty Like this... THE 100% LATEX BASE PAINT Slid fit year city i! itcitti( it* intiet COLORS FOR YOUR HOME' Discover how caniv vou can plan room color schemes with a -decorator t touch. 24 pages of fuil-cniur ii.usmtions --plus helpful advice on cuior r-rir-.nint ueno 20 cenu n com to: The (...cum i-ompanv, Deot.SP952.Cle\eiana 2. f 'h.o. (n Can ada; The Cltddcn Comoan* Toronto. I They wrote an ad about him when he retired "Tpuulf "* oic*i aurvty. Your.ft^tv"*wora* , tiiow'ol WM 0( the*- Crnd*ir U *" * 1 ,,ted. boom**- uUpWM comp*"*- -T- dr^-g`-"-"^r5-r, L-x--^* --" -:*"r ; - :1 "" - <0T **w ***** S-- c"dUUT' Qrtnid M Srttto Acy. v*rv - '- r r- ' -V i&Y DENIS HARTNETT WAS "MR. TELEPHONE" TO THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE IN THE TOWN was many a word of praise and affection for Denis Hartnett when he retired in Homer, N. Y. In fact, a local businessman walked into the news paper office and said he'd like to run an ad about him. "Good idea," they said. "Everybody around here knows Deny." The advertisement is reproduced above --a tribute .to forty-five years of faithful service. The story of Deny Hartnett illustrates the local character of the telephone business. For the telephone company isn't something far away but right on the main street... managed and oper ated by home-town people. Their spirit of service m-.-tes them good neighbors and good citizens as well a-. 3ood telephone men and women. Nearly 97% of oil Boll Toltphono calls or* local... IEU TELEPHONE SYSTEM t h e Sa t u r d a y e y e n in c i*o s t (Vlober 14. 1' From the makers of the Wonder Paint 9L'he same leadership in research which made possible the discovery of Spred SATIN -- the wonder wall paint that has the greatest public acceptance in all %_ paint history -- brings you equally sensational developments in many other Glidden paints. Shown here are only a few. For higher quality, easier application, longer lasting beauty and lower costs --inside and outside the house -- see your Glidden dealer for every fall painting need. F TUI FAIT A SKDUIKE FINIS* th.t it id,,nT suited for ceilings end covers most surfaces, including wallpaper, with one<oac. .. flows on easily . , dries in 30 minutes with no painty odor ... is easily cleaned ... comes in beautiful decorator-preferred colon . . . and gives you the ecooomy of two extra quarts per gallon .. . 'Itib'ttw SPUED The original resin emulsion wail paint...now with an improved oil base formulation that gives maximum hiding and cleaning. * s p r e d SATIN Spred SATIN Is th original satin-finish mads with amuliified synthetic rubber. Made only by Glidden--"accept no substitute. r m iimtmw ant i en amel that fii, looks, wears and washes like the baked enamel on your refrig erator*. .. a high-gloss enamel that dries quickly with out brushouriu ... a white that stays white without yellowing...a high-quality enamel at a lower cost... JAPALAC ULTRA WtWI if TOM WANT A TKBE ENAMEL for your floors; if you want new scuff-proof beauty that stays that way and outwears other floor and deck paints 3 to 1; if you want rapid, over-night drying ... a finish that washes easily over and over again . . . tlORENAMtl JAPALAC In 16 beautiful colors and ultra-white. The world-famous wonder fin ish for kitchens, bathrooms, fin# woodwork, furniture end exterior use. The one-coat wonder enamel for interior and exterior wood and concrete floors, docks, linoleum. Available in 10 colors. iddeFOR ALL YOUR PAINTING NEEDS -- SEE TOUR GLIDDEN DEALER IWO. THa Ollrfdan Caiwwy. CUfimmi 2. Ok>* SPRED-Usrtr Ripolin Enam.l . Sp**d-Wall . Pli-Nam.l . Spray-Day-l.it* . Ho u m Faint*: INOUCANCC ENDURANCE lMFWlAL: Clldd.npar Varnish Industrial Finish** Gtidair Aviation Finish** . Th* Glidd*n Company, CI*v*iand 2. Ohio in Canada: Th* Giiddsn Company, Ud., Toronto What keeps America on the "go"? 1 AMiaiCANf Ptoouet UOl When more steel is I needed, industry comes up with what's needed to make it--whether it's a big new idea or giant new equipment. One idea that speeds production is the use of friction-free Timken bearings on the mills. 2AMtttCANS ** v'< llOt To bring you oil aplenty, oil companies ire drilling wells more than four miles deep. Tiroiten roller bearings help prevent costly delays by insuring trouble-free operation of swivels, blocks and other drilling equipment. < AMOMCANS feUILO HO! Huge construction J .are speeded to completion by gum poucr shovels that can scoop up a roomful of dirt in one bite. To save lubrication time and prevent breakdowns, vital parts are mounted on Timken beanngsi ... big ideas like "Roller Freight"! -AfjLkCi 4 -tout* mianr*--freight trains equipped with Timken tapered roller bearings-- ts the next great step in railroading! Long the standard on passenger cars and locomotives, Timken hearings can bring big advantages to freight trams, too. To name a few: faster schedules, smoother rides, lower fuel costs, less in-shop-for-repair time, 90% fewer man hours fur terminal inspection, and increased availability of equipment. Everyone stands to benefit--shippers, railroads and consumers. With Timken hearings on freight car avles, "hot box" delays are eliminated, maintenance lime reduced. Since Timken bearings reduce starting resistance &5%, "Roller Freight" gets under way smoothly without jars and jolts. The things you eat and wear and use will reach you faster and in better condition with "Roller Freight." Already the switch to "Roller Freight" has begun, ranging from a fen cars.on some rail roads to as many as 1000 on others. Throughout industry, Timken bearings are first choice. Whether you build freight cars, machine tools, or airplanes, nuke sure the trademark "Timken" is on the bearin gs. The Timken Roller Bearing Company, Canton 6, Ohio. Cable address: "TIMRObCO". Tapered Roller Bearings, Alloy Steels and Tubing, Removable Rock Bus. TApERED ROLLER BEARINGS (msgeedlhe naSoa's kt&i CO**. IM6 TH| TIMKtA. Oc.UlA*CAI NOT JUST A BAU O NOT JUST A ROUE* CO THE TIMKEN TAPERED ROUER C= BEARING TAKES RAQIA1 ^ AND THRUST --lOADS OR ANY COMBINATION - THE SATURDAY EVENING TOST You can put your finger on EXACTLY THE COLORS YOU WANT save hours shopping for colors! Just a minute or two... that's all it takes to find your favorite paint colors at your Speed Sa t in dealer's. You can choose from 180 gorgeous colors-and 4800 color combinations shown on the new giant color card er in the handy Speed Sa t in Color Selector book. w m 5 `f 1 wt I save hours painting, too! for your copy of exciting now booklet-- COLORS FOR YOUR HOME* Diicover how easily you can plan nttun color aciiemei wuh a decor** touch. 24 pages o( full-color illustrations--plus helpful advice tut color planum*. Sent! 20 centi mi coin to: Hie (hidden Company, Dei it. SEP-! fi " 2. Cleveland 2. Ohio, lu C-awitYj'. Hie (hidden Company, Lid- Tommo. It takes just half the time to achieve room beauty like this with Speed Sa t in . Yo u get perfect results with all colors-from deepest tones to lightest pastels - without laps, streaks or brushmarks. And there's no waiting to use the room because Spr ed Sa t in dries to a washable, scrubbable, durable finish in just 20 minutes. You save time in clean-up, because Spr ed Sa t in is easily washed from brush or roller with soapy water. 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(Continued from Page 138) autopilot and straighten the plane o though he couldn't quite reach them. If he bails out, the plane might ai Commander Jones had set the bank before we can get to it and pull t knob for a standard-rate turn to the commander out. The odds are pret left and the elevator knob for level long against this deal, but it isn't i flight. Joe arrived at the same conclu possible." sion that the conference on the bridge This conference was interrupted bad reached --namely, that the plane another message from aloft: "This might not spin when it ran out of gas, Four Sail One. I see other planes and that a lot depended on whether around me on my radar scope no the plane hit the water beading into the When our engine quits and we spu wind. down out of the clouds, somebody Joe also found that by uaing a abort bound to see me. Let the first guy th length of spare whip antenna be could eees me sing out on the radio and t reach the back-control knob. By twist me when the plane is beaded into t ing that knob a quarter turn to the wind. I'll try to level the wing* aj right he knew he could level the wings hold them that way until we hit t. and thus set the autopilot for straight water. Acknowledge. Over." flight. Aa always, be bad a big wad of "This is Okinawa- Roger your la gum in his mouth. moMsge. We advise you to bail oc Just before noon the task group If- you refuse, we will do the best 4 arrived under the spot where the radar can to help you." scopes showed Four Sail One to be While the circle of eyes in the Cor circling is the clouds. The Okinawa bat Information Center fixed on tl took station in the center of the forma fighter director began to light up wit tion several miles downwind of this gleams of admiration, the fighte spot, with the destroyers spread out in director officer muttered huskil a ten-mile rircie around her. Three heli "That kid has a lot more guts than i copter* were in the sir and all lookouts has good sense." in the fleet trained their glasses aloft Half a minute later: "Okinawa, th to watch for a parachute emerging from is Four Sail One. Engine just qua the clouda The task group turned Stand by." downwind so as to stay under the plane Presently the squawk box in tl until its engine quit, and word went Combat Information Center sail out from the Okinawa's Combat Infor "Four Safi One ia O.K. so fax. . . . W mation Center: "Okinawa to Four Sail are still in the clouds, but I think w One. We are directly under you now. all have slowed down as much u weu set for you to jump. The instant your going to and she hasn't spun yet. . . feet touch the water, slide out of your I thirvk the autopilot may hold her. . . parachute harness, inflate your Mae If the cloud base is still at three thot West, and we will pick you up right sand feet, we should be breaking ox. away. O.K. now. Bail out" any minute now." Out of the squawk boxes in Combat A dozen lookouts sighted the stricke Information Center came the startling plane aa soon aa she broke out belo< answer: "Okinawa, this is Four Sail the overcast. Another plane only One. Radarman Blueberry speaking. quarter of a mile away came on the aj Negative. I'm sticking with the plane." immediately with: "Four Sad One. Everyone in the Combat Informa have you in sight. You are tn a norms tion Center goggled for a moment, and left spiral and are beaded nearly down then the fighter director broadcast: wind now. Keep coming to the left am "Don't get scared. Blueberry. There's I'll let you know waen you are in th no danger at alL The whole task group wind. . . . Ninety degrees to go . . is right under you. We have three heli forty-five degree* , . twenty de copters in the sir: we will have you greet. ... Stand by. . . . Bring her out. out of the water almost as soon aa you While ail hands in the tasK gToui hit Just open the door and bail out" watched prayerfully from below, Jo "This is Four Sail One,"'said an ob reached forward with his magic gum viously cool and unfiustered voice. "I tipped whip, gave the bank-contro ain't scared, and I ain't jumping: I'm knob a flip into the scraignt-flight poei riding this plane down." tkin and brought the pi&ne into t This unforeseen development made normal glide beaded sxnacn into thi no sense to anyone in Combat Infor wind. mation Center. Neither there nor on Heading into a'thirty-knot wind, thi the bridge couid anyone aee bow Blue bump when the plane hn the water waj berry couid do any good by riding the no worse than a hard landing on thi plane down. If he jumped, his chances Okinawa. Before the spiasn nad sub of coming through O.K. were a thou sided, Joe tore the door off his cubby sand to one. If he stayed with the hole, scrambled up on tne wing and pne< plane, they weren't much better than the cockpit hood loose. He had the un fifty-fifty. conscious commander out of there rial Soon another voice from the Okinawa a minute before the plane sank, and ir came on the air: "Four Sail One, this another minute a hebcooter snatchec is the captain speaking. Do as you are them both out of the water and headec told. This Is an order. Bail out." for the Okinawa. Back came the cool and positive re In sick bay. sn hour or so .ater. Com ply: "Captain, sir. negative. I won't do mander Jones came > ' Creeping con- it. I think when w-> run out of gag I can cussive skulluiar nnoeis" was th< straighten this p^nc out and make it doctor's diagnosis what had hap hit the water bending into the wind. pened. meaning ed action frorr I'm going to ride ner down and maybe that bump on the -.car. me nav before she will float long enough for me to He would be O.K. again in a couple o puli the commander out of the cockpit days. after we hit." The doctor insisted that Joe spenc The tense group in Combat Informa the rest of that day m sick bay, too tion Center mulled this one over incred under observation. Many official anc ulously. "Impossible" was the general unofficial visitors wno ajj*eo to see Jcx consensus, but the fighter-director and find out how re had aone the iofc officer said, "Maybe. All the control were toid. "That can *sit nil to cables run through the radar operator's morrow." compartment. If he known which ones are the ailerons, and if he pulls bard The captain of the < ikina-wa relieved enough on the right one, at exactly the in conducting the snio s '-uamesa with nght time, he might overpower the out undue delav. Prompt ana imoariiai MODERN THE SATURDAY EVENING POST Mar 26. READY-TO-US Another of the rich new-SPHSP DECORATOR COLORS Tho Wondar Point, with Exclusi' Synthatic Rubbar Emulsion Dos Goes oa io hsif^ihe time, dries in twet minutes to a lovely uun Dnuh. No Up. brushaurks will show. If vou miu a p you cbn touch it up iater without Jeavi a trace, ideal for walls, cedinp, woodwo Try it once and you'll at^ree with million. "It'a almost beyond belief!" Glidden colon combine indoor* and outdoor* into one delightful family area! latcnor w*lL. Speed S*rt* Uomcity Brown: door. Fioreaamel; ceiling. Sprcd StniMooeauu bowse aidiag. Eaduruce House Ptmt. Tobacco Brown.* From the laboratories that created Spred SATIN come other new wonders in paints for your home There is a difference in paint*--the difference that results from Glidden research in new materials, new formulas, new methods. When you buy Glidden enamels, varnishes, house paints, you take advantage of developments that have brought new ease of use, new durability, new beauty into all Glidden finishes. For w*tUU white beauty on your bout*, for attractive. fade-proof colon . . self<lenin paint mat stars bright., the anest of standard fim-liee bouse paints, us* IffOlfliECV If you want premium quality, pre*. mum resuits at s ii*htlr higher pace, ask for Eaduraacc imperial. If you want lasting, highly icuffresittani beauty on your boon, neb color such u you sec m tbe room above... if you want a true enamel for porcb floors, steps, for con. cm*, wood or linoleum that foes on esnlr and dnes svcrmim with out ihowing bruahmarks. aik for flOfIMAMff Berkshire Green ia the Spred Sarto colorin this plan. Floor t* in florenamci Blue-Green intenrnstceiwnc.Spred SarmConfctuYellow; house tiding. Endunioce Crylifhi Green.* lYineberry Spred Sartjr ia the basis for tbit mart motif. Ceiling. Spred S*TI* Pinefrost Creen: floor. Fiorenamel Mahogany: exte rior, Lnilurxnce, Light Gray aod Royal Red.* Colonial Blue Spree 5rrw u the wall color in this seneme. Ceiling. Sp Sane Ceding Fiat White. Fioor and c: mu . Ciid-Tooe Stain. Sun Tan: dark a accents inside and out i nr tnouraoce T aod Trelit*, Goioout Blue.* Tie Glidden Company, National Headquarters. CUvtiaud i, Ohio Symbol of Tho Pacmmaknr In Paintt SPIED-Ffat, SPtKO-lagtoe, tlpatta Inamai, Spa+d-Watl. Ptt* Mnmei.lpr%y.Gwy-Ut,Hoes* Faint*-. IHDUtANCt. EMDUlAMCt IMPERIAL Gliddsntpae Vamnh, Industrial Finish**, (iga and Graphic Am Finish**, Gltdatf Aviation Finish#*. /*i Canada: Tie Glidden Company. Ltd., Toronto Tho Mark of Loadarship in oil thmtn ftnlds: Dwrito* Faasaw* Food*: Margarine, Moyonnoiso. Salad Dressing, Famaw* Dressing, Cacanwt, Spies*. Shortening. Wykrsn Prod, wet*. Vsgntabl* Oil*. Poultry and kivstlacfc feso*. Chemical* aad Pigaeaat*. Powdered Matafsand Type mi fioro*. TTrtfr OepL S-5 for tddm*mi GL D 33 5 27 iiiiiutiiiiill!! iim im n m m THE SATURDAY EVENING POST ' L fV -' th** ** -=. . - i " - *' i /: - %a j i .-iV i i fieri \ i ' *T~-7'A{JNTftWTTeJ"L. gw R'iHap^Uwi:in^^ .:4 I ..... "*&k l" use WORTHINGTON MODEL F CHIEF TRACTOR and 5-GANG MOWER ***** pcovw ids* m big un w| -- gaajgt m aouaud oe tnat of u-sctor Jimbi-- ad ^OEThififToa Ju t * for rnn beta eb* b tw* **n>m m mn--iurui $nm eatimg -- prtforrtd KmipoMm at Awna i faw gotf c mmm i*d ocJur Urf* Amu. other^ke JACOBSEN MANOR 214a* or*tfof wfofh, <-- a Jmtmbmm oofim ristoent of cnodesUy priced mowers unites your laws the ihow place of the neighborhood. Advanced engineering and design permits trimming dose to shrubbery and dower bed. 3^iSS53BB&asg TVvGiTftrftlVis--HJ.* a. MlTOv-Oevtl a mm llWIIMtM TXACTOt-ftAflg OWE* tEUUS JAcaBsa-wommaTM a i my nBOt *CWfTfEOrofHfTeKr.n-nA. 'C-rUr--%HommmoCwu.NttiniicmEsWuCifot. reN. .O-RT-H--C--A-RCOft.LINA > MOLTH--BIisv*rff'a .E--T>w Cw<ta * WA*HIM0TM l.yWsrOnTs--VfI.RGaIiNIAe VUYVVlWG-.t-a8Ro.off.u(ntaiiiiMt*yk ft Rlro C t Pew * Cftvift. a*. BAM fKANClftCO--a. T. 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TTATR_ITZONA* UTTUI AftftrfttArwM-BA, L1_Y_V_OC*ArLiIrFilO.aSeMslA.>.My Lfl* avrirt r-nMs* v If grass cutting concerns pa in any way _ u home owner, park commmiooer, golf club official, air field manager, school or other injntunoo exeeuave -- there a a power mower in the Jacobsen-Wortiungton-ioonrtot line that s made for you. 1 This range of equipment -- 28 separate models in all -- is the result jf over 30 year* of engineering development and research. Included in this broad line are side wheel and rear drive reel-type mowers, rotarv dis< mowers, highly specialized mowers for precision-cutting of putting greens power scythes, sulky-ridden models, and high-speed, tractor-operated gang mowers. Cutting widths range from 18 inches to 21 feet. There is a dealer near you. He will be glad to point out the manv reason; why there is no better buy in power mowing equipment than a Jacobsen, Worthington or Johnston. ml . .'.vuur: ^TTtXX *w T: r-*r ) ( t/W*.^yu r m41mpiJ *-l - 'LONIftft fOAACOZfCAROVWIUIL.CU---AtCf.nvflptTLfatllwftW* iSMaaWiftTofCt.ft a ti Aunolr Cnrp. NIAMT ItACR-FirMri TTIllllMlft t -U^A-W-n w * Crenoanr ion: GA. TALDR0KAfTNNmANTCNT.AfTO--*KSLrRAsLTrEPOeU--fwtIswflWrtTsfctCfh**fOlt.tWwreeLwf,tgftftBSftCwft0f*tt.**.'OOft.ft c_a_acAocI'LMkL-fAItNlA.OMcI.fSt k c imi * o*. JLTL'R.V--Auewes Ha m*., | OOCArUB IwiMit CftreHwesway,Cloo-f.t.tM. TW__O_T_fA_DmAaUwtHnN;ireVoMAleOnwPTNAACOrfttfn-tVnjTS-a-TfrWtae--w.Rll/.*.'HfHteHWaaCwHow4. WHwTir*eft . Cft. OTTURCRRWAAAMA-ft.tO.A..Bf.t.ilwUAftNaMrefltiwf.tntvlMOMft Oft. 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Durability for walls, ceilings, woodwork So easy to apply Dries in 20 minutes No unpleasant odor Touch-ups don't show Highly washable...can be scoured No brushmarks or laps Most colors cover in one coat No solvents or thinners to buy Painting tools clean up in water NEW! Easy way to select colors with this "AROUND THE CLOCK WITH COLOR* BOOK Choooo color oehomoc tho wsy you toll tlmo Cosy to find hormontxing point colors * Rseommsndotions for trim one oeeont eoiers. foorles Complete interior dseorstlng odvics GLD3354 Start frssh this spring! Give your rooms today's nsw dscorator iook-of-luxury the low-cost way--with Ne w Sp r e d Sa t in I NIWl Lovaiy low*ihn finish with candl*H<|ht-aoft beauty oeeoratora rieomminfl for Interiors. n s w ! Improved protoetion for woodwork. NSW Sp r c o Sa t in la specially moos to adhers batter than avar--ovon over pravioualy paintad wood. NSWt Convenience --you em uta NSW Saaeo Sa t in in kltehena and pathrooma. wnn It, erub It within a faw daya If nacaaaary i THE NEiW IMPROVED 100% LATEX WONDER WALL PAINT Gliddem PACEMAKER IN PAINTS The Glidden Company Cleveland M. Ohio ]n Cancda: The Clidden Co.. Ltd.. Toronto. Oniario SrED Sa t ik also tcid by dealers for the followin* patnis: He a t h ft Mil l io a n Cl imat ic Ro y al T. L. Bl o o o .Wo u h o Cit y ; >91% GLD33548 4 4 into p io o u c t j f* a im Mid by dealer* *er tb* ______ hlbwi<*| HEATH A MlkUGAN CLIMATIC ROYAL T. L llQOO for walls, ceilingi,woodwork, too! A luxury finish with a tight latex film that resist* dirt, stays new-looting longer. So washable, so durable 1 UMM4- a rich glowing enamel SPAED GLOSS the new, easy-to-apply latex enamel for bathrooms, kitchens, all woodwork. Beautiful rich luster...not a glaring sheen, but a subdued gloss. GLD33549 .with the Stay-Fresh Colors you get only in THE LATEX WONDER PAINT Sp md Sa t in , you an easily and quickly decorate an entire room--walk, ceilings, woodwork--all with a single purchase of paint. No special thinner* or brush cleaners to buy. And you get luxurious lasting satin beauty on every surface. You repaint only when you want to, because Spu ed Sa t in is guarantied washable-- scrub it again and again! Annual GHdden PAINT FESTIVAL APRIL 28 to MAY 22 BOY YOUR PAINT NOW AND SAVE Your Dealer Has a Dividend for You! SJIVf 50* SAVE 50* on each gallon of on each gallon of 5PRE0 SATIN SPUED GLOSS Also Money-Saving Dividends on other Top-QuaJffy Glidden Products COiot c h o ic i is siMPir. Select exactly the color* you want from the giant color card at your Sp a id dealer'* store. You'll love the 180 beautiful shade*... from lightest pastels to popular deep tones. lAtt TO a p p l y . Flow on with brush or roller. Paint fut or slow...start or stop anywhere. Dries in 20 minutes... no lap*, no brush marks. And you can touch up later without leaving a trace! FASTIST CUAN UP. Just rinse out brush or roller under water up. la a few seconds they're ready to be scored away for your next use. And you can w'ipe up floor* spatters quickly wuh a damp doth! OUAR4MTIK0 WASHASlt. In this rigid ten, 40.000 scrubbing strokes on a panel painted with a pastel shade of SrRtD Sa t in failed to change the color... mar the ia uny texture ... or ia any way affect the fetish. Gladden GLD33555 2 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST Hie Wond&iTmfr the ease with which they can get beautiful mulct. Says a delighted user ia Rochester, N. ''Every claim you have made is erne . . . no worry about overlaps, brushing it out, odor, sticky brushes ... no bred arms from the 'drag* of the brush. I have oever used soda a wonderful paint before.'** "We have been using Spred SATIN txclusirtly* and wholeheartedly endorse it as (he finest paint we have ever used," says the manager of a large bote! in Chattanooga, Teno. "Its lack of odor and 20-miouie drying permits ns to rent a room the same day it has been redecorated.*'* .Spred SATIN as a beautiful "finish' couch" for their plans, A pre Ohio architect says, "We choose Spred SATIN because of its dw wasbabiliry, pleasing colors economy of application. 'pfofitehd "Spred SA'lIN will not ipot or tbow Up, under any condition ud gore on to eaaily that we can coenpletc ipprojrimatily 50% more interior peioriog in the ant dtne than we did before," myt a large Ohio painting contractor. "1 hare been in the peiauog business for 50 yean and hare never seen paint to compare with Spred SATIN,"t *481 PALE IVORV THE SVITKDW EVENING WIST Millions have learned how simple home-decorating can be with the magic of Spred SATIN... now.. l ItgioINTRODUCING New! Today'i moil beautiful, moet wanted colors, an exclusive Glidden development that gives you--for the &nt time-deep colon that can be applied easily without complicated surface preparation or troublesome inter-mixing... rich hues you can use with complete aaeurance of gorgeous results, (j j Is MS-- InlheTSmous WonderVainf... 5PRE0 Th# original synthetic rubber base paint that has changed the decorating habits of America Coes on so fast that vou can easily paint a room in half a da\. Dries in 20 minutes. No Ups, no brushmarks-- even if you go back and touch up a ypot you missed! No offensive odor--paint com fortably vvith_\vmdows closed. Washes perfectly cleWover and over again-- d o teil-uie shine or streaks! Berkshire Green * the basic Spred SATIN Decorator Color in (i dcLi*bt/ul ceabisiiio* kuchcs-dinins area. Accestmc bws include Spied SATIN Pinefroee Grass sod colon of Jspalac Eniarl ud Floreunei.* Cette detetit frrmthod mm r fftneherry,,, another Spred SATIN Decorator Color... pree unuiual depth to ihia cfcsrwias room. Accent*: Spred SATIN Uooaaitu iapalac Enamel. FlorcnameL* Coientof Blut and Sored SATIN Confetti Yellow combine to five a third beautiful color ichrme for'this unuiual room. Acceau: . iapalac Eaamei. Florenamai* Monterey Brott'n,, t Sored SATIV Decorator . Color,, .on the riimn* area wralU h *n unique ricboe*!. Accenti: Sprrd SATI \ Conferti Yellow and Pacific Blue.iapalac, Finranamel.* From tha laboratories that created Spred SATIN come other new wonders that make ail painting so easy In enamels for woodwork, floors and furniture, in varnishes, house paints-- all types of finishes -- Glidden research has raised performance far beyond the levels ofjust a few years ago. 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TW >Ma C--me For an uitra-whit* enamel that really looks, wean and washes like baked enamel, for luxurious colors that stay bright for vears. for an enamel that dries quickly without brushmark*. ask for and insist on JAPALAC For scuff-proof beauty on your floors, for a true enamel that outwears old style floor paints 5 to l, for a finish that washes over and over spin, for concrete, wood, linoleum, use FLOREMAMEL In Canada; The Glidden Company, Ltd., Toronto The Merit el leadership in ell these Stlds: _ Ouritee Famous Feeds: Margarine, Mayonnaise. Soled Droning, Fameut Dressing, Coconut, Spices, Shortening. Soybean Products.. Vegetable Oils. Poultry and livestock Feeds. Chemicals and Pigments. Powdered Metals end Typer Morals. Navel Stores. -- ~ .z z S GLD3352.9 Illlll.....Illllllllll 128 t iie Sa t u r d a y e v e n in g p o s t February 21. J951 (Continued from Pane 11261 able record for ingenuity. The present When, on the morning of the big day, managers, whose president is Invest the photographer arrived with camera, ment Banker Sydney P. Clark, find lights and auxiliary paraphernalia, he their style somewhat cramped by the seemed a bit excited and nervous. And, rule* of the Community Chest.' But as Dr. John C. Ullery began to deliver their predecessors were able to practice the infanta, the photographer ex an amazing variety of purse-tapping claimed, "Don't go ao fart or I won't techniques, many of which are de be able to get all their pictures!" But scribed by the late Dr. Thomas Morton everything apparently went off all in his 1895 History of the Pennsylvania right, and a few days later Doctor Lull Hospital waa handed the historic dim just aa he For a time they sold ice cut from was boarding a train to address a meet the local ponds and stored in the hos No more need for cold, wet day* to mean torture for you! You can take care of that throbbing nruraifk pain--relieve it quickly and aa/eiy--wjth-Abaorbine Jr.f"` ing of eighty distinguished obstetri pital's icehouses. During the Revolu cians in Chicago. He showed the movie tionary War they received several there, seeing it himself for the first thousand pounds sterling from un time. The doctors were interested and claimed shares of maritime prizes-- Thia famous pain-relieving liniment haa you feeling better with a cpeed that aeidam fails to astonish . .. because it goes to work thr rmnutm you oppiy it with two won derfully beneficial actions. First, it warms and soothes those acnmg, pain-wracked neuralgic areas. Second, it counters the irritation that causes the pain --with a grand, relaxing effect! impressed, and said so. Back in Philadelphia the Lying-In doctors' wives said they wanted to see the picture, and a or v*te showing was arranged. The wiv d o , were inter ested and impress, ct as the movie ended they began ugh and to ac cuse Doctor Lull of L. cig fooled them. " What's the matter. " be demanded. "Well," said thekuuea, "we thought ship cargoes captured by Continental vessels--a gift which must have caused the Quaker members some wrestling vnir. their consciences. The hospital netted ibirty-fi''" pounds, two hillings and sixpence rim a benefit lecture on the Engli&n .mguage by Noah Webster. Go u v p--eur Moms contributed a check for $219. "being the Damages recovered by him from Dan`t go letting neuralgic pain mcke life these ware quadruplets. But are counted the Editors of the 'Aurora ' in a Suit for miserable for you on damp days. Join the and there were only three babies." a LibeL" thousands who get fast relief with Abeortnne Jr. Only $1.25 a long-lasting bot tle wherever drugs are sold. Doctor Lull couldn't believe it until Perhaps the mast unusual money he had run the film through again. He making enterprise was connected with and the other doctors at the Chicago the huge painting, Christ Healing the m. r. rM wc. meeting hadn't noticed the omission. Sick in the Temple, by Benjamin West, They had been intent on the technique, presented to the hospital by the artist Gt fast relief with but the women bad counted the babies. in 1817. It was housed in'a building Apparently the proceedings had gone specially built for it according to West's AfafteJr. ahead too fartJor the photographer and, as. lie had feared, be had tnimnd No. 3. Fortunately, a doctor with his own caxpsm,filming the operation from the gallery, had caught all four, and his view of BabyJ^o. 3 yrasspliced into instructions, and admission was charged to view it. Between 1817 and 1843. when the charge was dropped, a net total of $15,000 was raised. Recently the eleven-o y - lx teen-foot picture, which had been hanging in the the profnations,! reel to complete the'"reception lobby of the hoepital. was it feels so good! set. Twenty copies have since been taken dcWn to be cleaned m prepara made andhay* been shown at medical tion for the 200th-anruversary cere meetih|l all over the world. The film is monies. A television crew came in to FALSE TEETH SypeeHtiyyySpvrayiM^ also the first reel of a motion-picture telecast the operation, and when the life history which Doctor {JBery has intense lights were played on it some been making of hie famous little pa thing turned up which the hospital Greatly Improved by Doctor's Discovery The invention of s doukU tenon denture adhesive DOtS HOUtS Ot ftMNTlNO N MJNUTCS tients. The Pennsylvania Hospital aectarian, but members of the of Friends have always been - its management and suppor management had been seeking for m- years -- Benjarain West's signature. ?ty No fund raiser in the hospital's his - m tory oas been more resourceful and ef nr fective than Fsjpiklm, who spear by Dr. S. J. Heath makes loose dentures fit better than new. and positively prevents denture breath. fidelity ana orudencs are - \uy headed tbs public appeal that got the employed m handling a bospn-i. :;iant hospital off to a flying start. His hrst valued in the aggregate at S10.u00.000, scheme is now standard procedure Actually dots both these things. Even lowers are held so solidly, you'll fed as though a team of horses conducting a nonprofit business of everywhere, but in 1751 it was a new S3.500.000 annually and spending angle. Franklin proposed that the $900,000 s year in the care of charity Provincial Assembly appropriate 2000 could not budge them. There has NEVER been anything else like DR. Mr. W. C. i. h e a t h 's . VMr. W. G. j. of River Forest, in., patients. They are also keeping safely to the hospital if individual contribu yet productively invested some $8,000,- tors raised an equal amount. 000 of endowment funds. "This condition earned the bill wntes: T have tned them ail. Your* ts by far the best I don't know how I ever lived with out it. If I had to pay $10 for Dr. Heath's, I'd gladly do it. It's k temfic" Yota* druggist has DR. HEATH'S. Large tube $1, or you may obtain a generous introductory tube by sending 25c to DR. HEATH'S. 30 W. Hubbard St. Dept 26. Chicago 10. HI. DR. HEATH'S Quickly Pays for Itself! effort, point and money wilh-lpoody Sprayorf Point* everything<--toy to a hovw. A profewtonol-type evtfltf At herdware, lumber, point or auto tupply deoien. Ovtfft with gun, lest V* h.p. merer, $32.50. l35 ,h i-mo w t o s h a ," Write #e heeWnt Offtwt I Occasionally Quaker "economizing" operates with disturbing thoroughness. The story is told of Jonathan Williams, administrator of the hospital in the 1890's, and of a carpenter named George. Williams was one of tboee who bung on to their own and the hospital's money with a grim diligence. George through," he recounted in has Auto-, biography, "for the members wno had opposed the grant, and now conceived they might have the credit of being charitable without the expense, agreed to its passage; and then m soliciting subscriptions among the people, we urged the conditional promise of the DOUBLE ACTION DENTURE ADHESIVE W. . SKPWN COtP. j 10 ArtnOepe A*. Olcupu SO. W. J liked to turn an extra dollar and used Law as an additional motive to give, to make a practice of collecting old pa since every man's donation would be per around the hospital and storing it in doubled; thus the cause worked both WHEN YOU CANT u , his small shop near the administrator's ways.". The public subscriptions ex office. When he had a wagonload, he ceeded the goal by 750, and the as would dispose of it to a drayman at a tonished Assembly had to come across STOP-COUGHeee profit to himself. Williams got wind of this bit of private enterprise and, one day, seeing the dray backing up to the carpenter's abop, he aiipped out a side with tbe 2000. Looking back on this ach.evement, Franklin wrote, "I do not n nember any of my political manoeuv-ea. the When other cough drops fail, door and walked quietly around be success of which at the time gave me hind the shop. Just as the drayman was more pleasure; or wherein, after trunk SET REAl 3-WAY ICUEFI t Su m dry throat tickle 2. Soothe irritated momoranos about to lay a few bills in George's hand. Mr. Williams reached out and calmly took them, saying approvingly, "George, thee has done weiL" With ing of it. I more easily excused myself for having made use of some cun ning." Need leas to sav, the Pennsylvania 3. Help loooon clinging throat substances that be strode back to his office and Hospital has excused its famous oeneplaced the money in the hospital's in factor many time* over, and there is come account, leaving the carpenter not a hospital in the country wnoee BLACKSMITH BROTHERS COUGH DROPS frustrated and speechless. treasurer would not welcome now or In matters of fund raising, the Penn at any time a bit of good Fmnkiin sylvania Hospital has a long and envi cunning, rue e>o GLD33530 / Stay-Fresh Colors in 5PRED SATIN SPRE1I G&ctZui- -- two ideal fintahea for pre-Spring painting! Each creates a tight 100% latex film that resists dirt--in popular colors that stay bright and clean much longer. 5 PR ED SATIN--sioftutintheea for walls, ceilings and for woodwort, too. A luxury finish that is washable, scrubbabie, durable. Ready to uae~sur and apply. SPUED CL055- h"..r .. apply enamel for kitchens, bathrooms, all woodwork, wherever you prefer a rich luster finish. Not a glaring shine, but a subdued gloss. Available in matching colors to Snucp Sa t in . Ml iurnrti coiots to choose from than you can imagine! See the giant color card at your Sp u e d dealer's --over 180 gorgeous pastel and deep colors --ail guaranteed washable! PANT win willows aostt! No painty odor--no fumes! You can flow on Sp ie d Sa t in with brush or roller. Start or stop anywhere. Dries in 20 minutes without Ups or brush marks. MSTtn Otti vrt Just rinse out brush, or roller under die water tap. And you can wipe up floor spatters quickly with a damp cloth. Gliddeia GLD3 3*5 3 7 V i'1 CLD33532 GLD33535 ' VK1UMrM Pilll iNTtuoRaxiitJoa-tuAl World'* mote jamoas enamel; If berd-weuiof colon, plus an nltr*whice chat ttayi wbttt. $1-98 , 1< VARNISH SALE fmovi Ciidden ROCK-SPAR VARNISH Buy one can. any size at regular price. , COST! ONLY 2 Hi:, sm PACEMAKER IN PAINTS --ofber fomovs G/idden bronds include; HEATH & MILUOAN * CUMATIC ROYAL T. t. BLOOD 150 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST April 19. 19.% (Continued from Page 148) tor of the bureau who did not have of dollars" to the water ueera and the five years' experience as an engineer. United States Government. This was an undisguised maneuver to Straus had testified that the work* cut loose both Straus and Richard stoppage charge wae " pure nonsense." Boke, the director of the Central Val In a defense summation which be re ley project, who had been a target of fers to aa hia "Voltaire speech," Straus Downey's along with Straus. The nder aid to the aubcom.rn.ittee: "We have topped their salaries as of February, been accused of not being engineers, 1949. which is true. I have been accused of In July, 1949, Downey agreed to being a diUy-whacker, which may he drop the rider, in return for a complete true, and all manner of other accusa investigation of Straus and Boke by a tions. However, I want to report to Senate Interior subcommittee under you that it is my firm belief that we Sen. Joseph O'Mahoney, Democrat, of have acted properly and within the Wyoming. The subcommittee held hear law." ings that put Straus through what by Aa for the many chargee that the now he was complaining of as a `' chronic bureau puffed itself up too much at the performance." But O'Mahoney, who taxpayers' expense, Straus said the became friendly to Straus, never riled a Reclamation Law required him to in report on the investigation and never form the public to the fullest extent had the bearings printed for public about what the bureau was doing. release. "Information is not diasemmated by Straus loves to recount how, during mumblings in a dark doaet," he cracked, the five months in which Congress contending that his publicity network dammed his pay checks, the people amounted to a "courageous educa of tbe West shipped him preserves, tional program" and a policy of keep salmon, slices of buffalo meat, potatoes ing the bureau's operations m a " gold and other edibles to keep him from fish bowL" starving to death. Actually, Straus was Meanwhile. Senator Downey, an emo able to eat regularly without such tional man with a full-blown oratorical manna; he is a trustee of tbe estate of style, was regularly thundering against his wife's family, from which she draws BEAUTTFUL LAKE CRESCENT in Wuhiagtoe's Olympic NxtiotuU Park invites rou Straus on the Senate floor. "It was an income, and he subsequently got his for cool, refreshing reiaxation. Cupped is mouatams--siiTereo by snowy peaks reflected in com, but good corn," Straus now says die sun. Fishing, swimming, boating in one of the moat enchanting aipine lakes and patronizingly. icitirlrlrlririe'kie reoeaoon centers m the Pacihc Northwest. Downey was trying to get a modifi 2 &Azal Nyitfew-TuuKi- cation or repeal of the Reclamation Law's excess-lands provision as it af fects the Central Valley. This provision prevents water from Lh? project from Career girl* have created a new type of woman, half amorous and half Amazon, --s h a n n o n FIFE. being sold to a farmer who holds more gST ____ than 160 acres--or 320 acres between himself and/kis wife in^a community- property state--and Downey argued back pay. Straus is married to the that the unusual amount of under former Nancy Porter, of Winnetka. ground water in California would make Illinois, daughter of tbe late James F. it impossible to enforce tbe provision Porter, a wealthy Chicago real-estate there. He charged that Straus was operator. The Stmuses have three chil lobbying against repeal of th-% .-0sta dren: Margaret, a recent graduate of tion and also knifing him vr- mti- Sarah Lawrence College; Michael, a Downey propaganda. junior' at Syracuse University; and Straus insisted that be was -oly James, a sophomore at Hobart College. carrying out the sense of the 1.- .. j w , Straus ia one up on other bureau which, he said, was designee aid crats, in that for twelve years he has "family-sized farms" only. lived in a Government bouse on Gov California's Gov. Earl Warren had ernment property. He and Mrs. Straus expressed doubts about the workability occupy a quaint'seven-room stone of the 160-acre limitation in 1947, and house, complete with New Orleans last year Judge Arthur C. Shepard, of porticoes and none slave quarters, on the Superior Court, Madera County, wooded Linnean Hill, overlooking part i California, ruled that the excess-Landa of Rock Creek Park in Northwest provision is unconstitutional as it af Washington. Three times Straus has fects certain property in private owner been investigated for occupying this ship. The Hoover Commission on Or structure, which was built in LS00 as a ganization of the Executive Branch of private residence and sold to the Fed the Government has urged that the eral Government dunng the Grant whole 803 pages of "contradictory" Administration. The house iater came reclamation laws be brought up to under the jurisdiction of the National date. Park Service, and finally lekes had it At tbe height of the hullabaloo over restored by the WPA, ana m 1939 Straus and then Interior Secretary advertised it for rental bids in Washing RELAX AS YOU RIDE Great Northern. These carefree envders are enjoying the J. A. Krug, who got dragged into the ton newspapers. To his embarrassment. comfort of a luxurious Day-Nice coach aboard the streamlined Empire Builder--newest investigation as a reward lor giving Straus, hia right-hand man. was the and best to the Pacific Northwest! You go great when you go Great Northern. Straus a free hand, Downey received only bidder. He awarded the place to one of thoee letters from Truman. "I Straus, after raising tbe latter b bid by ^ For information on G Pacific Northwest, Glacier Park, California, check, clip, mail to Great Northern Ry., Dept. P-42, St. Paul 1, Minn. Include name, address. think you ought to know that I need both of these gentlemen," the Presi 50 per cent to $183 a month. Straus' rent has not been raised since, but the dent wrote Che senator on January 7, Stmusea are now building tneir own YOU GO GREAT WHEN YOU GO GREAT NORTHERN 1948, "and while I know you are on a home a short distance away, on their tear and raising hell with both of them, own property. that still doesn't keep me from being Aa one of the very few original New for them. Some time when you feel like Dealer* left in a top Government poet, it, if you will come down hero, you and Straus ia widely admired by other I can discuss the situation, I think, in a bureaucrats in Washington for being EmPiR b ITil d :ESTERN , */" i. ' U xSTAR manner that will be to our mutual advantage." Downey did not take Truman up on his invitation and in June, 1948. Con gress attached a rider to the Interior able to survive nineteen year*. His enemies have given up on getting rid of him under Truman. However, if there is a G.O.P. victory at the poiis next November, they vow that one of the Department appropriation bill provid first orders of business wul s>e separat ing that none of the money could be ing the Intenor Department from its used to pay the salary of the Reclama loudest and least repressiDie mouth. tion Commissioner or a regional direc i. Benefits all cars THE SATURDAY EVENING POS' a"mast"fior near cars... 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These colors are formu lated into long-wearing, easy-to-appiy paints chathavemadeGLIDDEN the sym bol of highest quality st lowest final cost Pacemaker in Paints: iMto-n*; inta-umr. mr : ims c mmi: tm-Dwus Mi Amd 1st all those other holds: TOOPSt Owua't r, Ceiwc OwtM's tmm mi WonaatanMra Sawet: Omtm't tv* Pmrt Marfan-- mi TUi--i hr t*a hawciS; CUSSm UcttMs: Sara Flaw mi Grits: Hf--wT hjtwi Meal aa* Fla-- fltOSi Swer* aa* l l-- OS CMtMtCALt AMO HOftUHTti THaa-- 0--0e: Ut--i: c mm *e* Cmmt mi UM GSM-- Tw* Mat* NAVA& STOMSt Tan mi immc twmvm: ionmtc twttwee Sal--: law mill Laaiwrv Cnm im r TnMt: SseeM MWMi t't tales OnoMa; Mo t S----. Dun** * S*rau IOYUAM StOOUCTSi AJ*ia* infm *9a` n ot VIOtTAOU OUSi Ms: CeoeOMa; Caaa--at Om: Hmmt Wtc Cam Os r..m oka; ; Eats* mmum: CesninOMSs; joetMnsMaCmwo mit a u a mo min is a u i . ',T**a-Ura * tetrad GLD335^1 m 118 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST {CantinuMti from Fag* 116) met them, and she never wore silk summer frocks beneath the trees. The stockings, because her father thought statesman moved from group to group, they were ''fast." listening to the bakierdash emitted by He met her again the next night, at mail minds which that they the gate of the churchyard. She wasn't were big. Then suddenly he came upon there when he amved. and he waited her, all alone in a plain drees and with for a long time aione in the dark, afraid tired lines about her eyes. "Stella," he that she wasn't going to come. Then said, and went to meet her with both suddenly Bhe was beside him in the hands outstretched. night, with her face peeking palely from the deep, upturned collar of her dark The sweet pain of it al: came back coat. to him with a rush. He hadn't had a Wordleaaly he went with her up a girl and Tommy Green had, so Tommy rough lane to a little valley shadowed had offered to ask his girl to bring along by trees. They lay side by aide on the a friend and they could make a four of embankment and looked up at the star*. it. Herbert had spent the afternoon The wind blew gently in the long grass, hoping thatTommy's girl's friend would but they were both too young to feel turn out to look like Gaby Deelys, but cold. For the first time in his life Her it was. Tommy's girl who had looked bert sensed a little of the mystery of like Gaby Desiys and her friend bad eternity in the realization that thou been a popeyed nonentity with a big sands of years ago lovers had lain like nose anc buttoned boots. Tommy's this and that thousands of years hence girl was ailed Stella and her friend other lovers would still lie beneath the waa calk Jasmine, and they all went same stars. to sit on - wall and look at the briny, M You're not saying much," she said. as it w m -no fashion in thoee days to "I*m thinking," he -->d call the sea. Tommy and Stella sat at He was thinking, of course, that be one end of the wall, and Herbert and warned to kirn her and to put his arms Jasmine sat at the cither. Herbert didn't round her. He restrained himself, partly know what to say to Jasmine, who aaid because of what she had said about that aha would give him a penny for his boys who tried to walk arm-in-arm thoughts. Hertart said that he didn't with her, partly because he didn't want think that his thoughts were worth a her to think that he was out for a light penny. kind of love. So they lay on m silence in Then Jasmine asked him intensely, the darkness with the sky high above "Do you play tennis. Mr. Mawaon?" Mr. Mawaon had mast vehemently not played tennis, and after that be * had not played badminton, chess and begfar-my-neighbor. By a quarter pest eight he hadn't read Black Beauty, The Roeary and Once a fellow becomes putty in s 'vonin'i hands, he's in bad shape. --MORRJE GALLANT. Huckleberry Finn, but he had read Buffalo Bill. By half past eight he knew that the population of India was three **** hundred thousand million and that the them and the church clock chiming. proper time for boiling an egg soft was The only gesture of tenderness which three and a half minutes. Then it was he dared to make was to to; ? collar tirnm for Tommy to accompany Stella of her obat and say tha' ir was to the station, and Herbert and Jas very soft. mine tagged along too. Jasmine was He rase at once when a. : that it dropped off at the door of her house on was time for them to be e md ac the way, after telling them all that it companied her back to tc- . use and was colder at the North Pole than at aaud good-by at the gate. He angered on the South Pole, because she had read it alone, however, until one of the invisi in a book. Herbert went on with Tommy ble upper windows turned pink, and he and Stella to the srerinn, because he didn't leave until it had turned black had seen SteOa'a face only in the dark again. The last train had gone long ago, end wanted to see how pretty she and he walked the five miles back to looked in the light. town with enchantment singing m his She looked lovely all right, standing heart. by the open railway-carriage door, with Theirs was essentially a courtship of the lamps --a shewn down on the the poor, conducted in parks and Lanes black satin bow of her pigtail Just as and shelters. It was in the iheiter on the train was about to leave, she'asked the golf course in front of the Marine Tommy if he would like to travel with Hotel that he first kissed her, missang her as far as the junction and catch the her mouth in hisnervousness and taking next train back, but Tommy said, with t peck at her nose. "Now I'm your a lack of chivalry which surprised beet girl," she said, and nestied cioee to Herbert, that he really couldn't be him with shining eyes. bothered. Inspired into disloyalty by The shelter became sacred for them the desire to have a little of bar beauty because it was the place where they had far himself, Herbert said that he would first kissed, but they never met a't the oome like a shot if she wanted him to, shelter, lest Stella should amve there and, to his surprise, she smiled and first and some man should try to pick said that she would love to have him her up. They met always m front of the come. Tommy didn't seem to mind hotel and. after looking through the greatly. Three minutes later Herbert windows at the solemn dvrung of the was sitting beside tar big mackintosh rich and envying them not at all. they with the belt round the middle, and went to the shelter to enjoy their own riding with her prettmees all to him leas expensive pleasures and to swear self, with the black night outside plas that they would be true to each other tered gloeaily against the lighted car even when they were very, very old. riage windows. To Herbert's surprise. Tommy had Stella didn't ask him if he played never reproached him for stealing Stella golf, swam sidestroke or ate mustard from Kim. Indeed, he had seemed re with mutton. Instead she told him all lieved rather than distressed by the sorts of funny familiar little things turn which events had taken. It waa about beneif. She wasn't going to put Gerald wboae competition aroused his her hair up till after she was eighteen, jealousy. Gerald was twenty-six and. she didn't like boys who tried to walk because he was a qualified doctor, was arm-in-arm with her the first time she (Continued on Pa** I JO > GLD3354 2 "...and to think it started from a single varnish plant! IN 1944 THE GLIDDEN COMPANY i exclusive circle of American orfsauacdoas wtth annual net celts of more then omo bundrtd ton million doilon. This figure, indicating phenomenal growth from i cutgie varnish plans is 1917 to a great diversified pegsniarioa of 36 units today, represents sales of as unusual coabioatios of swmingly wnrriamrf prodact*--listed is the panel ac the right. Glidden's growth and diversification bare not been accidental--but the result of a logical principle and percent. The evolution from pains to foods is a good illustration. Having learned that uniform qualiry can be assured only by control of raw materials, the company began to crush da-na--4 to make linsrvd oil for its paints.-But there were long periods when the crushing mill stood idle. It -was found, however, that mills of this type could be used to crush and extract *dibU oils from s wide variety of ocher seeds and nuts. This led to the protossmg and rtfimmg of such edible oils as cocoanut, corn, peanut, soybean, cottonseed, sesame and others. The next logical seep was to compUttly otilizs these edible oils by manufacturing them into fin ished food produces such as shortening, margarine end salad dressings. To provide facilities for such manufacturing and for distribution, Glidden ac quired the entire Durkee Famous Foods organiza tion and thus benme a major factor in the food field. Ever since, a bold-spirited management has used this same principle of fmmeuonsi diotrsifastion to acquire ocher properties. Because rosmreb has always been its guiding star, this unique Glidden team of industries has grown rapidly and soundly through wars and depressions. Glidden's 26 research laboratories have many trailblaring achievements to their credit... their most recent contribution bring in soybean research, and the new field of hormones. The to you of Glidden'* functional diversification and pioneering mrsrch is the psco* mnbmg quslity of any product made by Glidden. You can depend on it. THE GUODEN COMPANY Cleveland 2, Ohio _ re, mtmU fr* mtawmded i mpem tSm aarif /fmmtmutm. GLIDDEN A DIVERSIFIED INDUSTRIAL TEAM PRINCIPAL (HIDDEN PRODUCTS DwPrkraeee'snsFmm Dwkae's Mariana* IXrfcae's Sbomaias ~' i Sfcrad Dvriue's Spins Md Spadal iundioui for Bakeries u4 Seyhsoa IbmOmtH "Alpha" Pranut Son Meal Son floor iia md Lin laack PmimH SFUD J*P>A-L*c KlpoUa taameI Spnr-Otf'LiR* Glidair A-riaoo* Fiaishaa HOW Pll( Cliddesopar Vanish Nubeiite ladoscrial Paiaa laduamaj Lacquers. Paaawtt and Vanishes ve***ki* on* Oik rat Oik : Oik : Oil* Cora Oik Palm Oik 0si Ciamkmb eeW Pifanafs : Dioxide f~*Hmin-as Cokers Uchare* gad Lead Ini-- Whit* Lead Capvoos Oud MicslitbG Pv t Colon Alefafs mad Mimmrmia Puedeal Iron sad Copper Powdered Lead sad Tin WHkm Trv* Metal Grid Metal Neva! Stares Tars sod &mi Solnan SnCcohmropcouRndu*bber Compouad* for Plashes {Trademark Krtiutrad GLD335A3 r/zsr of its kind HOWN HERE is the first Dowtherm S heated and cooled synthetic resin production kettle in this country, it exemplifies the chemical, engineering and fabricating "know-how" which Blaw-Knox offers to the chemical and process industries. The leadership of Blaw-Knox has long been acknowledged in the design and production of rolls, rolling mill machinery and high temperature fur nace equipment for the ferrous and non-ferrous industries. Also in numer ous products emphasizing stability, effi ciency and economy for railroads, electronics, public utilities, equipment for the construction industry and for industry in general, including pre fabricated power piping and a host 01 other important products. A briei glance at the list of Blaw-Knox divi sions will give you an idea of the engi neeriog background, as well as thi skills and facilities which B law-Kao: can bring to an industrial pro bier within its scope. BLAW-KNOX COMPA.XY A PACEMAKER FOR AMIRICAN IWTUTTVI AND INGENUITY 2093 Fa r mr r s Ba n k Bl d g . PrrrsRUicH, Pa . SixBissbKmx Plsmo isn lent si**rdtd tkt Arwr^Hssy"E' vsr-pnJmana txaiUna LAW-KMOX DfVmONe Chemical 4c Process PUnu * Equip* meet. Coostrueion Equipment, Steel PUat Equipment, Rtdio 4c Transmit' lioo ?0*ea...Gcami Industrial Products UWtS POUNOftr A MACMINf OtVTOON* Rolls end Roiling Mill Machinery POWER PfPWO DfYWCM, Prefabricated Piping Syitemi COiUMBUS MVIStON. Ordnance Matvei SMC]At ORDNANCE MVmON. Bofon Arm-Aircraft Gun Mounts tod Mechanisms PTTTSWJROH ROUS DfVISON. Roils fot Steel and Non-Ferrous Roll ing Miiis UMOM STICl CASTINGS DIVISION. Steel tod Alloy Castings MATWNA1 AUOT STfll DIVISION. Heat tod CotTOsion-Rrjtsunt Alloy Castings MARTINS PERRY DIVISION. Bofon Anti-Aircrait Gun Mounts RLAW-KNOX SPRINKLER DfVTSlON. Automatic Spcinkienanc Dc^geSrirenis A rtW VTCTORY PRODUCTS Aim-AiRaiArToimNOuwra l a n d c n o a**ca wwosa h a n t * winciN.-unatu IVXTKfTK U/IMI AtAXTI 0UNA1DW 16" OftLU 1OCK ITS CHluiC/u. n-^KTl Cter AAMOA *Ot TAMKt NAVAL COMITtUCnoH GLD33544 OrufwaS tmd ka/h m 19P f*r