Radio and television mirror (July-Dec 1942)

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MARTHA AND FIANCE on campus of Clemson College, S. C, last spring before Niles became an Aviation Cadet, and she went into training for her mobile laboratory work. She's just as sweet and feminine looking now in her crisp lab uniform, so flattering to her softsmooth Pond's complexion. GUARDING HEALTH OF BOYS AT ARMY CAMPS while her fiance flies for Uncle Sam . . . Martha is at Fort McPherson now in the Field Laboratory of the Fourth Service Command. MARTHA'S RING is unusually beautiful — a 2-carat diamond in a simple platinum band. / MARTHA GAFFNETS engagement to Henry Niles Nelson, Jr., unites two fine Southern families. She is great, great, great grand-daughter of the eminent statesman, John C. Calhoun. MARTHA'S HEART is with her aviator fiance — but her skilled hands and highly trained mind are given to her important war job with the Fourth Service Command's mobile laboratory. "We work like mad," she told us. "We do blood and disease tests regularly, of course — and test just about everything in sight as well — water, milk, ice cream — anything that might contain harmful bacteria and cause illness among the boys at the camps." Martha has a particularly lovely complexion— creamy smooth and white. She says : "My lab work makes me a stickler for cleanliness. That's why I'm so fond of Pond's Cold Cream. It cleanses so thoroughly — and leaves my skin feeling soft and dewy." • • • Use Pond's Martha's way, you 11 love it, too. First — pat Pond's Cold Cream on your face and throat — gently, quickly. Tissue it off well. See how it softens and releases dirt and old make-up. "Rinse" now with a second lovely Pond's creaming. Tissue off. Do this every night — for daytime cleanups, too. You'll see why war-busy society women like Mrs. W. Forbes Morgan and QjAd^^e^. KJ/ve <M& Mrs. Ernest du Pont, Jr., use Pond's — why more women and girls use it than any other face cream. Ask for the larger sizes — you get even more for your money. Popular in price, at beauty counters everywhere. Yes — it's no accident so many lovely engaged girls use Pond's! NOVEMBER, 1942 51