<i>Title:</i> Monopoly Committee turns to housewives for advice on consumer products. Washington, D.C., May 10. Mrs. Alice Belester of Chicago, wife of a carpenter, who was called by the Monopoly Committee today to tell, as Secretary of the United Conference Against the High Cost of Living, what she thought of advertising of products used by housewives. She pointed out some ads which she said, 'is useless to me,' because it failed to mention what grade and weight material was in the dress advertised. 'I don't go in for colored pictures,' she firmly added
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