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Jan Sterling, now in "Rock Grayson's Women," at Ciro's with husband Paul Douglas.
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John Derek's just about the happiest man alive since Dale Robertson loaned him one of his beautiful quarter-horses. John's built a stable for his house guest and he rides like the wind all over the valley on Diamond, which is the horse's name. John, you might not know, used to break horses when he was a kid for people like Will Rogers and Leo Carrillo and he's one of the best horsemen in this here town.
Kirk Douglas, in Israel making "The Juggler," has just about decided to stay around in Europe for the 18-month tax ride. When the company was en route to Israel they had a stop-over in Paris but on accounta passport trouble they were confined to the airport during their (Please turn, to page 73)
Bob Stack and Claudette Thornton make an attractive twosome at Hollywood parties.
If he asks you to a house party —
I | Get it in writing Q Go as his guest
All your gang's going— and Tom's heckling you to come along. Trouble is (maybe you're new in town) —you've never met the hostess! Appear at her party as a "guest's guest"? Tain't proper! A girl should have a written invitation. On problem days, Kotex invites you to be comfortable — with softness that holds its shape. You know, this extra-absorbent napkin's made to stay soft while you wear it; so you stay confident, whatever your plans.
Is this doodler showing signs of —
I | The Zodiac O Genius Q Warning
"Ain't he had no fetchin' up?" — this tablecloth Michelangelo? Bruising good linen doesn't worry him a bit. Be leery of such telltale traits. They're a warning sign: show he's inconsiderate. And when you're buying sanitary protection, sidestep telltale outlines — with Kotex. Those flat pressed ends show no sign of a line! Try all 3 absorbencies: Regular, Junior, Super.
Do you think a "fascia" is —
O A lady Fascist Q Fine for any figure
You love the "dash" a fascia gives — but unless you're the tall, lean type this broad draped cummerbund is not for you. To flatter a phitnpish midriff, get a narrower style; helps boost your height, if you're pint-sized. To hoist your poise (on certain days) get the extra protection Kotex gives. Remember, that special safety center helps prevent "accidents."
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How to prepare for "certain" days?
^] Circle your calendar Q Perk up your wardrobe Q Buy a new belt
Before "that" time, be ready! All 3 answers can help. But to assure extra comfort, buy a new Kotex sanitary belt. Made with soft-stretch elastic— this strong, lightweight sanitary belt's non-twisting . . . non-curling. Stays flat even after many washings. Dries pronto! So don't wait: buy a new Kotex belt now. Buy two— for a change!
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