Radio and television mirror (Jan-June 1941)

WHAT DO YOU WANT TO SAY? r FIRST PRIZE INSPIRING AMERICANISM 3W that the world is rife with | >1 bigotry and intolerance it is refreshing to hear the good AMERICAN WAY of tolerance and broad-mindedness expressed through such serials as The Goldbergs, Life Can Be Beautiful and The Guiding Light. In these serials people of diverse nationalities and creeds are busy living "The Good Life" together and their largeness of spirit is a rebuke to the world of reality. Escape from reality becomes a beneficial psychological process when we escape to such fictitious yet real people as Molly Goldberg, Papa David Solomon and Dr. John Ruthledge. They inspire us with a philosophy that is as American as the Constitution and as precious as Liberty. It would indeed be a better world if we would all follow Papa David in being prejudiced only against prejudice and intolerant only of intolerance. — Virginia Ellerington, Dumbarton, Va. SECOND PRIZE "I'M A WAR NEWS ADDICT" Here's one of those queer beings — a war news addict. Don't be too hard on us, ye who seek to escape realities! I'm no ostrich. I am living every inch of this gruesome war (over my radio and in the papers), and while my heart bleeds over such useless destruction and the hatred it is all engendering, I find it a thrilling game when viewed from the diplomatic standpoint. This is history in the making! And what history! To read of something long past and forgotten by most people, cannot compare with the surging emotions awakened by this experience— turning a page each day in a living drama — the most terrible of all time! Following with intense expectation the diplomatic maneuvering— guessing what next; viewing with amazement the versatility with which the leaders turn and twist the wheels of Fate— like spinning the {Continued on page 67) THIS IS YOUR PAGE! YOUR LETTERS OF OPINION WIN PRIZES First Prize $10.00 Second Prize $ 5.00 Five Prizes of $ 1 .00 Address your letter to the Editor, RADIO MIRROR, 122 East 42nd Street, New York, N. Y., and mail it not later than January 27, 1941. All submissions become the property of this magazine. It's always August underneath your arms! Underarms perspire in Winter as in Summer. Use Mum daily to guard your charm! OUTDOORS, winter may bluster. But outdoors or indoors, it's always August, always 98 degrees, under your coat and dress, underneath your arms. So don't let winter fool you. Remember, even when you see no moisture, odor can and does form, and winter clothes especially, are apt to carry tales about any lack of daintiness. That's why Mum is so important to you right now. Just smooth Mum on and you're safe from odor, sure of your popularity, for a full day or evening. Use Mum daily, for even daily baths can't prevent risk of underarm odor. But Mum's effectiveness lasts. Winter or summer, Mum is the word for charm. FOR CONVENIENCE! Smooth Mum on in 30 seconds and you're fresh for hours. FOR SAFETY! Is your skin sensitive? Mum won't irritate even after shaving. And Mum is harmless to fabrics. FOR CHARM! You're dainty always, when you make Mum a daily habit. Get a jar of Mum at your druggist's today. Long after your bath has faded, Mum goes on guarding your charm. WINTER AND SUMMER. ..MUM'S THE WORD FOR CHARM! For Sanitary Napkins Napkins need Mum, too. For this important purpose, thousands of women use Mum because it is always so gentle, so dependable. TAKES THE ODOR OUT OF PERSPIRATION rEBHUAHY, 1941