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What do You want to
First Prize . . .
AND STILL ANOTHER QUIZ!
We have had all kinds of amusing and constructive contests over the air — spelling, history, quizzes of numerous kinds — but why not one featuring good manners and deportment?
In my social work among the underprivileged, who in most cases live in communities with few library facilities, I've noted these families usually have a tiny, cheap radio, plus an avid desire to learn for themselves and their children, those niceties of human conduct that make for a more harmonious and cheerful living. In many cases if these people knew what to do in seeking work, they could secure the employment that means so much to them; and in knowing what not to do, they would keep the employment — employment that may mean the difference between security and insecurity.
Ruth J.. Butner, Indianapolis, Ind.
Second Prize . . .
A SURE CURE
I have found a cure for missing programs due to forgetfulness of the hour.
Each morning I check over the list of programs for that day. When I decide which programs I wish to hear, I set the alarm clock for the first program of the day and reset the alarm after I hear each program. This way I never miss a program which I am truly anxious to hear.
This is especially helpful for contesters who wish to hear the rules and announcements of prize contests. Miss Mary Sale, Oklahoma City, Okla. (Continued on page 84)
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 February 25, 1941. All submissions become the property of this magazine.
If she can't take a tip — she'll surely lose her job
Why risk offending? Use Mum every day. Be sure underarms are always fresh!
NANCY couldn't believe her eyes! Yet there, plain as day, was the note that told what her fellow workers thought.
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TAKES THE ODOR OUT OF PERSPIRATION
MARCH, 1941