Meet Lady Greyhound

... as all good stories start, the famous trade mark you've seen on thousands of Greyhound buses came to life.

At first she was kind of small, a little awkward ... playful and puppyish and not at all like the distinguished lady she would come to be. But, without a doubt, a living symbol had been born ... and we called her LADY GREYHOUND.

Now, after several years of representing Greyhound, she's already been more places and done more things than most people do in a whole lifetime. She's even visited the White House.

An important part of LADY GREYHOUND'S work is helping with many worthy charity drives that take place around the

country every year. For example, she has served as Pet Division Director for the Easter Seal Campaign and has helped the American Humane Society with their programs.

She's been on television, too. Maybe you've seen her with such stars as Jack Benny, Art Linkletter, Steve Allen, Garry Moore, and Ed Murrow.

As you might guess, LADY GREYHOUND has a very busy schedule. But, no matter how tired she may be, she's always ready with a wag of the tail and a shake of the paw for any young admirer.

Not only is she an important member of The Greyhound Corporation's family ...

she has her own family as well. In private life she's married to a champion greyhound and is the mother of nine handsome puppies. Children in several lucky homes throughout the country are having fun right this minute with their very own LADY GREYHOUND pups.

But even raising her own family hasn't interfered with LADY GREYHOUND'S career. She'll be continuing her fine work as a faithful public servant so that the many deserving people she helps will be able to live happily ever after.