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p brought love into my life ! I thought “dates” were something to eat! Love was a dream I saw in the movies . . . until these words of Helena Carter tipped me off: “Romance and rough, red hands don’t go together. I keep my hands perfectly smooth, soft and feminine with Jergens Lotion.” It was Jergens Lotion for me, pronto 1 I noticed the difference right away... my hands looked silky soft. Then the men around the office noticed too! Now “dates” mean dancing and dining... and Paul thinks hands like mine need a diamond! No other hand care keeps your hands so smooth, so lovely. Being a liquid, Jergens Lotion furnishes the softeni — moisture thirsty skin needs. Never oily or sticky. Still 10^ to $ 1 .00 plus tax, for today’s finer Jergens Lotion. Hollywood Stars Use Jergens Lotion 7 to 1 Over Any Other Hand Care. Used hy more Women than any other Hand Care in the World! Found: The Silver Lining ( Continued from page 36) “Dr. Jol Duzik,” Haymes replied. “And he’s a ke< guy as well as a terrific dentist. He w quite an athlete at USC before he we: off to medical school, and he’s still nu about sports, golf, especially.” “Maybe the rest of his personal histo] can wait until you’ve phoned him ai asked how soon he can see me,” June sai Dr. Duzik had agreed, in spite of jammed schedule, to see June at two. Loi before two o’clock, June was in his offic She was, in fact, halfway through ; article called, “Tibet: Land That Tin Forgot,” in an old issue of the Nation Geographic, when his secretary inform* her that she could see him. One quick glimpse of him, standing thei beside his chair, tall, bronzed, broac shouldered and smiling, and June want* to say, “Oh, no!” Dentists didn’t look lil that! “He’s a little old for me,” she told hei self, as he peered down into her mout “But, he’s got definite possibilities.” IN A moment, the doctor was informir her that her tooth could be capped so r one ever would notice it. “He’s got an interesting voice,” she to! herself as he went on with his work. He’d been working for almost a ha hour, when he asked, if by any chance, sf played golf. She told him she did and h eyes brightened. “You’re fond of golf, I take it,” she sail “Fond of it?” Dr. Duzik exclaimei “Two things I do every Sunday. I go 1 early Mass and I play eighteen holes < golf. Perhaps we could play together som Sunday?” “Perhaps we could,” June turned on Mona Lisa smile. She felt strangely gay and perky gobi down the elevator, walked as lightly as she were treading on lemon meringu Then it dawned on her that Dr. Duzik ha forgotten to set up any golf date. “He got busy and it slipped his mind she explained to herself. “He’ll get aroun to it the next time.” But Dr. Duzik didn’t get around to the next time — or the time after that. Am all of a sudden, June’s tooth had bee capped and here he was, shaking her ham wishing her good luck, and congratulate her on having been such a model patien She felt chagrined going down in th elevator this time. And the feeling lastei Her pride was hurt, her vanity crushei She, June Haver, a girl whose compan was sought after by the most sensation; swains, had just been rebuffed by he dentist. Ordinarily, two dates a week was aboi par for June. But the week following, sh had four dates, and the week after th; she had five. Then she stopped playin charades and admitted that Dr. Joh Duzik had gotten under her skin and sh would have to do something about it. “I could break another tooth,” she con fided to her seventeen-yearold siste: Evie, who doubled as her confidante. “It would be a little obvious,” Evie sai* June nodded. “I’ll think up somethin! just you wait and see.” The following Saturday evening, she as tonished the entire Haver household b announcing, shortly after dinner, that un less anyone had any serious objection, sh was going to bed. “I’m going to bed early,” she volunteere* anticipating the inevitable question, “fc the simple reason that I’m going to earl Mass.” At seven sharp, the following mornim she arrived at the small Beverly Hill parish church, ( Continued on page 76 74