> Stav?
fashion. Why the revival? Are
we heading toward a bearded
society? Probably not Women
usually deplore such hair-rais
ing activities, and most em
ployers would frown at a
bearded face across the con
ference table.
A pity, say men with sensitive
skin or fast-growing whiskers.
But these days there’s no need
to hide behind a beard—shav
ing can be almost pleasant! Ac
cording to the Noxzema Chem
ical Company, makers of a I
new medicated instant shaving j
lather, sensitive skin can be
protected and a shave can last
hours longer if the proper up
to-date technique is used.
First, wash face thoroughly
with soap and hot water. After
two minutes, rinse off with hot
water. Then lather with shav
ing cream. Shave cheeks first,
leaving such difficult areas as
lips and chin to soak up addi
tional moisture. Pull the skin
taut when shaving lips and
chin. Then rinse with hot wa
ter and .shave off any remain
ing rough spots. Rinse again
with hot water to remove all
traces of lather.
The medicated instant shave
with extra menthol is an espe.
cially happy development far
the many men who find that
shaving close can irritate the
skin and cause breakouts. The
new lather allows a really,
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GENERAL BURNSIDE: Are
bis days of bearded glory con
lag back?
close shave without skin irri
tation because its base is Nox
zema, the famous medicated
skin care formula. The same
ingredients that take the sting
out of sunburn protect the
shaver against the burn that
can often follow a close shave.
Produced in a rid: concentrat
ed form that can pack up to
50% more lather into an aero
sol can. this new medicated
shave cream development of
fers new comfort ana conveni
ence. |
With Che proper shaving tech
nique and medicated protec
tion for even the moat sensi
tive skin—a safe bet is that the
clean-shaven look is here to
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Attempt Made to
Sabotage White House
Christmas Tree
ABERDEEN, Wash. UR — An
attempt to sabotage the White
House Christmas tree was thwart
ed by police last night on toe
eve of toe 75-foot Douglas Fir’s
sendoff for Washington.
A police patrol from the sister
city of Hocjuiam routed a tall,
teen-aged youth from alongside
the railway flatcar where the
tree is enclosed in a big plywood
box.
A circle had been nearly cut
through the box, A pint jar full
of kerosene was on the ground
below. The youth escaped.
Extra guards were assigned to
watch toe car until a rainy, wind
swept going-away ceremony Tues
day in which Gov. Albert Rosel
lini took part.
The 39-year-old fir, selected as
the national community Christmas
tree, was cut a week ago at a
tree farm near here. It will be
erected on toe White House lawn
Dec. 7 and illuminated by Presi
dent Kennedy at the Pageant of
Peace program Dec. 23.
HAVANA, Cuba UR — Cuban
Prime Minister Fidel Castro has
promised death within 48 hours
to prisoners taken in any new in
vasion or counter-revolutionary
plot against his regime.
[ SHAPELY MARTHA SISSELL
| NAMED QUEEN OF ROSES
j PASADENA, Calif. (A — Shape
ly, brown-haired Martha Sissell,
a psychology major at Pasadena
CRy College, today was selected
Queen of the 73rd Tournament
of Rosses.
The 18-year-old freshmen won
out over 2,200 City College coeds
for the traditional honor, the
Tournament of Roses Assn, an
nounced.
Miss Sissell, a 5-foot-7, brown
eyed beauty, says she enjoys bak
ing cookies, reading, keeping a
scrapbook, swimming, golf and
football.
HOME ARTS CLUB
TO MEET TUESDAY
The Home Arts Club will meet
with IMorva Hoover at her home
in the MM Bank Bldg, on Tues
day with Peggy Kelliher as co
hostess. The dub is sponsoring
gift giving to underprivileged
children with members bringing
the gifts wrapped.
The harp, one of the oldest of
kinds of musical instruments, has
been played for 6,000 years.
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Prepare to Explode
Atomic Device %«
Mile Underground
CARLSBAD, N.M. UR — A
quarter-mile under the earth,
American scientists are working
to explode a new type of atomic
device for peaceful work.
The blast is scheduled Dec. 10
by the Atomic Energy Commis
sion’s first experiment to turn the
fury of nuclear explosions to use
ful jobs.
Ultimate hopes include blasting
out harbors or canals or using the
fireball heat to produce electric
power.
ABC officials said this blast will
not throw radioactive fallout into
the air.
Newsmen and other observers,
including representatives of nine
foreign countries, were given a
preview Sunday of the arrange
ments.
They rode 1,200 feet down a
mine shaft to inspect a <1,100-foot
tunnel cult horizontally through
salt rock at a site 25 miles south
east of Carlsbad.
The blast will equal 5,000 tons
of TNT, one-fourth that of the
Hiroshima bomb.
A 12-inch hole containing a
vacuum pipe has been drilled to
peer directly into the blast cham
ber and at the device. It’s de
signed to capture and analyze a
split-second pulse of radioactive
gases and particles before the
bole is smashed shut by the blast.
The ground above the b»st
chamber may rise two to eight
feet. Scientists predicted no harm
to the Canbed Caverns 34 miles
to die west, or to potash mines in
the area.
Accepting invitations to witness
the preview and Dec. 10 shot were
representatives from Canada, Ja
pan, Australia, England, France,
Spain, Switzerland, South Africa
and Norway.
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE |
Friday, Dec. 1 — Jaycees va.
Polar 7:30 pan.
ANB vi. Merchants 9:00 p.m.
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