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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1955
Page
3
A discussion on smiles as a lighting system for the face argues they are priceless and universal. It notes smiles can build credit, attract partners, and ease conflicts, but warns some use smiles for manipulation and deceit to betray trust or harm others.
The piece warns tyrants grow from egos and recalls the costs to stop them. It discusses Red China pressing a showdown near Formosa, with Dulles promising readiness to fight if needed while avoiding conflict. It urges prayer for peace as Asia’s fate hangs on Communist leaders and regional build ups.
The article criticizes Nehru and Eden for proposing a Formosa cease fire via evacuation of Matsu and Quemoy and a Nationalist China pledge to abstain from offensive action. It questions concessions to Red China, a UN seat, and reduces the plan to a costly appeasement with mixed motives.
The piece argues Eden must resist concessions that would reward Communist power and protect the empire's remaining holdings. It warns against surrendering Hong Kong and urges America to stand firm, even if isolated, as China strengthens its position and North Korea defies UN rules.
A bold sales tease promotes a new lipstick that supposedly stays on for women, promising worry free nights and mornings with a sly smile. It urges buyers to gift or urge women to try the product.
A reflective piece on dreams and choices. It contrasts changing voices and choices with the power of belief, hope, and persistent effort. It cites quotes about pursuing ideals, choosing a spouse, and avoiding overindulgence, highlighting personal resolve.
A phrase on economic critique suggests priority of domestic production over club or social spending, arguing policy focus should start with home economies before broader institutions.
The Internal Revenue Service expands classroom material to teach California junior and senior high students how to file income tax returns. District Director Robert A. Riddell notes that last year’s course, which followed John W. Doe’s taxable career, was well received and is now improved for use this year.
John grows from student to vice-president while working on his father's farm and hog business. The 1954 course adds farm returns and farm records to teach teens how to file income tax returns, easing tax collection and shaping future taxpayers.
Mr and Mrs Ray Clarke entertained at a birth day party for their four year old son Gary on Sunday afternoon March 13 at the Clarke residence. Children played games and prizes were awarded. Gary received many gifts including a decorated cake and ice cream with punch for six young guests including his younger brother Bobby.
A witty remark from Sidney Brody about romance and baseball humor surfaces, urging readers to try a new approach. The line playfully suggests that someone failing in courtship should switch to a different diamond.
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