The Sydney Morning Herald from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia • Page 68

PAGE 69 The San -Herald Women's Section NOVEMBER 21, 1954 UJmmswm1lJJB1b 1 Children love when it's in creamy Mellah dessert! MISS MARGARET CLARKE airwoman. So nice alone so good with fruit. Ready in minutes. Three wonderful Mellah AIR-SPRAYING OF flavours. CHOCOLATE CARAMEL VANILLA SUPERPHOSPHATE MD.54.A52 NOA-NOA a new adventure in perfume by YOUNG South Australian woman, who this The IDEAL XMAS GIFT! year was the first winner of the Evelyn FoIIett Trophy for outstanding flying among women, is working in a team of three pilots using Tiger Moths for spraying superphosphate from the air on the arid area in South Australia known as the Ninety Mile Desert.

dressing is only a small part This cannot fail to gladden the heart of your nearest he will find life easier in the workshop, office, home or on the farm. "Bob" will do the job; it is a sturdy tacking tool that's worth its weight in gold for fixing labels, posters, gauze; for mending shoes, belts, bags, harness; for making boxes, folders, toys; for installing wires, and a thousand other things. Besides tacking and stapling, it drives nails into corners where hammers are useless. "Bob," with two locking levers, a steel plate for clinching, a magnet and about 1,000 assorted stainless staples, all in a solid wooden box, costs 296 (post-aee 26 extra). It is the ideal Xmas gift.

DOMEX TRADING St. James Building. 107 Elizabeth Street, SYDNEY. is really amazing. "The old 90-mile desert is being transformed into pas toral holdings, each of She is Miss Margaret Clarke, who describes her job as "big really big.

We are spraying 43,000 acres of land with more than 4,000 tons of superphosphate, and the scheme land development (financed by the A.M.P.) of which our top- carrying capacity of over NOA-NOA, lush, blossoming new fragrance the very heartbeat of the tropics. Fiery, daring, provocative, it's female as-well as feminine! Helena Rubinstein found her inspiration in Gauguin's intense paintings of Tahitian women with their flower-framed faces, love-shaped lips, dreaming eyes. 1,000 sheep two sheep to the acre and will be known by the more flattering name or Coonalpyn Downs. "All or the 10U men en gaged in the project have the chance to take one of the wv B.ASTIC TOPS holdings some of them, in fact, have already settled on Noa-Noa, pronounced no-uh n6-uh, is Tahitian for "very fragrant" a fragrance that says "NO" while it means "YES." Noa-Noa is truly a perfume for every woman's personal paradise. Wear Noa-Noa! Be.

Noa-Noa! their farms and all are of the finest type. AIRSTRIPS ARE OF SOFT SAND "They made us several air Noa-Noa Skin Perfume, 156. Noa-Noa Concentrate, 156. strips, which have the dis advantage of being on soft ploughed sand, which, of course, plays havoc with the aircraft engines and moving parts, but all are well cleared with tine flat approaches. We fly seven days a week from 5.45 a.m.

until sun "GAUGUIN PINK" You say "go-gan," you'll say its fabulous, Tantalising new pagan pink in "Stay-Long" down, averaging 60 to 100 landings per day. All main tenance must be fitted in before after, or while the wind blows. The work neces sitatcs about five refuellings and two thorough greasings per day, so you see we are iterallv on the jod. Miss Clarke says that in mm iwi one day sne ana me iwo other pilots spread 80 tons of super and that she toted up 96 landings "yet we still had two hours on the ground midday, while the wind was over strong, to catch up on maintenance rest, and PILOTS LAND NEAR TRACTOR by Gauguin Pink, a burning kiss of lipstick colour from the madly uninhibited pink of the artist's great island paintings. Just such a pink, in fact, as every woman needs to pick up her newest wardrobe colours, to light her suntan with a -stroke of softened dazzle.

Wear NOA-NOA to make you flower-FR AG RANT wear GAUGUIN PINK to make your lips the rarest, fairest of tropical buds. GAUGUIN PINK STAY-LONG LIPSTICK. 106. REFILLS. 63 PINK-TONE LIQUID ROUGE, 611 Taxi-ine is cut to a mini mum, as the pilots land "short" on the strip, which is 80 yards long and 30 yards wide.

They pull up behind r- high it" itwfAv 75T7 1 IIWCCU 25 nylon. the loadine tractor and 15 seconds later roar off again straight ahead using the re mainder of the strip. "Cross winds are a con stant curse, and make flying tiring and heavy," adds Miss Clarke, "but if this sounds C'JAIIANTEEO UNSHRINKABLE like a moan remember that I iust love it every minute, from breakfast by hurricane lamp, to final tie down for THEY fl UKE WOOl WEAR UKt NYLON the night about p.m. Miss Clarke says that the hUa roUntttfai mUh (Marie Vodos fry. H4J, 12 Csirltrtflgh St, Sydnty.

MA 6831 4JlUXTWijttk NEW YORK LONDON PARIS SYDNEY 10b is strenuous and all-ab BIG Kfn sizes LITTLE Iwln sixes NIPPERS 6 to 13 NIPPERS 5 to 10 OBTAINABLE FftOM TOUR MVOUWTf STOW w- sorbing, "but, of course, it is nnlv seasonal and I soend mwA 3C EC weeks kicking my heels in the hanger just longing to be off again..