THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1950
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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
Bobby Feller's
Pay Slashed
By John Griffin
. (United PrM Sport Writer)
New York, Jan. 19 IP The
biggest pay cut his bosses could
possibly give him 520,000 left
31-year-old Bobby Feller In a
grim mood today, determined "to
regain my previous form."
The former boy wonder's fast
ball cooled off a lot last season,
and so did the enthusiasm of the
Cleveland Indians for giving him
a huge salary. His 1949 contract
for about $70,000 was trimmed
to $50,000 for the coming cam
: paign.
That's still not peasant's pay,
but it's a far cry from the $90,000
' that Pullet Bobby earned when
his "fast one" was mowing down
the batters.
The Indian bosses, who'' took
over their job this winter by, buy
ing out Bill Veeck, actually cut
Feller's pay as much as they
could. Under baseball law, no
salary may be sliced more than
25 per cent, Feller's cut was
: more than that, but the explana
: tion is that his 1949 pay included
College Girls Sfarf Own Business; Make Cosmetics
By James W. Hurt
(United Pretta Staff Corrsapondent)
' Pittsburgh U'i Chemistry ma
jors at the Pennsylvania College
for Women have gone into busi
ness to help other students along
the rocky road to success.
The girls have formed a cos
metics factory. They manufac
ture, package and retail their own
brand of bottled beauty and use
tne proceeds to finance scholar
ships for worthy junior chemistry
majors.
. The products sell under the
name of "Charm" and include
tnree kinds of face cream, hand
bonuses this year the bonuses
are out.
"I feel tne club has treated me
very fairly," said Bobby. He in
dicated he would be ail out to im
prove on his 1949 record when
lie won 15 games, but lost 14, and
failed for the first time in his
career to strike out 100 batters in
the season. He was the seventh
Indian to sign up for '50, leaving
General manager Hank Green
berg with such headaches to look
forward to as second baseman
Joe Gordon and pitcher Bob
Lemon.
Tommy Henrich, the New York
Yankees' outfielder-first baseman,
will get paid about $47,000 In
1950, just a shade under. Feller.
But for him it's a raise and he's
happy.
lotion and tooth powder. Hie
tooth powder comes in live fla
vors peppermint, spearmint,
wintergrec-n, ciove and cinnamon.
Students ol KC.W. have taken
to their infant industry and sales
run high because oi tne hign
quality and low price of tne prod
ucts. The main retail outlet for
the cosmetics is a stand in one
of the school's buildings, but a
small mail-order service also is
carried on.
Bust Ingredient
Only the highest grade ingredi
ents are used in the manufacture
of "Charm" products. The jars
and bottles used in packaging are
sterilized for more than an hour
immediately before they are filled.
Laboratory conditions- are rigor
ously inspected and cleanliness
is a by-word.
The girls didn't enter the cos
metics industry without running
into the same pitfalls that greet
any newcomer to a field. They've
had more than their share of
trouble, they feel.
When they first started mak
ing face creams, they discovered
that glycerine, a basic ingredient,
is none too pleasant to smell.
Perfumes were too costly to allow
a profit. After a little research,
however, they finally found an in
expensive rose-geranium synthet
ic smell that filled the. bill.
The 50-cent tooth pow,derhad
to be flavored, of course. That
seemed easy enough at first. But
it turned out that every girl in
the school had her own favorite
flavor and couldn't understand
why she couldn't get it in
"Charm" tooth powder.
Everybody Pleased
So,' the manufacturers got to
gether and decided to beat down
competition from the outside by
putting out the stuff in five
flavors.
When the budding young canned-beauty
dispensers decided to
enter the hand lotion field, they
put out a frosty-colored goo that
stuck up everything it touched
and wouldn't soak into the skin.
Furthermore, the customers com
plained, it tended to separate into
two distinct and unmixable lay
ers if lett to stand for awhile In
the bottle.
One of the seniors fixed that
by cutting the Elycerine content.
She even made the stuff prettier
by adding a soft pink vegetable
coloring. -
The girls who work in the la
boratory making "Charm" prod
ucts, as well as everyone else
connected with handling the cos
metics, donate their time. They
feel that earning a scholarship
for one of their fellow students
is a remuneration enough for the
long afternoons they give up.
Shivering In the cold is natural;
It is a step taken by the body to
acquire warmth through exercise.
Engineer Finds
Plenty to Do
Ashvllle, O. (IP) Anyone who
feels hard pressed by his daily
routine might consider Paul J.
Bozman.
At 45, he Is an engineer for a
public utility company." He is sec
retary of the Ashville volunteer,
fire department and attends a
class for the firemen for two
hours every Tuesday evening.
He is a member of the Super
visors' club, the Elks and Knlghta
of Pythias lodges, and the Com
munity club.
In his "spare" time he goes to
high school, runs a welding shop
at home and devotes time to his
family, taking his wife to a movie
once a week. There are six chil
dren, the youngest 12 years old.
Bozman and two of his daugh
ters attend high school together.
He is president of the sophomore
class and an honor student.
HAND THAT ROCKS CRADLE
Boston (IPi Women now hold
the balance of power in Boston
politics. Of the city's 405,000 reg.
istered voters, more than half are
women.
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