Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 50, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1932 — Page 6

PAGE 6

NUDIST VOGUE EVEN SPREADS TO CITY PRISON Women Can Keep as Cool as They Can While in ‘Cooler/ BY ARCH STEINEL Indianapolis has a police-regu-lated nudist colonyWhen they Join up they must foreswear cigarets, cosmetics, and haircombs for twenty-four hours, but if they want to foreswear clothing that’s their businessBut this colony differs from those of the nudists in New York state and Germany in that it is for women only, and is protected from prying eyes by bars and policewomen. The colony is located in the women’s quarters at the city prison. When a modem Eve gets "pinched” she has rights in the city jail these hot days that she couldn’t get on a city bathing beach. In “Nifties” or Nothing She may live the twenty-four hours of incarceration in the bakeoven jail in "nifties” or nothing. Sure she’s barred from smoking cigarets and her cosmetics can be obtained only through special request, but as for her hours of waiting for her moment in court they’re hers to be as cool in the “cooler” as possible. “Sometimes,” explains Mrs. Mary Oantlon, polic* matron, “we’re compelled to go inside and warn some of them they’ve got visitors to see them.” “When it’s 90 on the street it’s close to 100 inside their quarters what with the sun beating in from either the east or west side. You can’t blame them.” Not at County Jail Women quartered there are held but twenty-four hours while at the county jail they may be serving a sentence or awaiting trial. But at the county jail they must quit their back-to-nature movement. “The least possible dress on a hot day,” says a county jail matron,” is a thin dress.” But the thermometers in the county jail register 10 degrees below street heat. In the city jail the women can have their “cokes” and other special brands of soft drinks, but in the county holdover, milk and coffee are the only beverages. Cigarets Are Barred Cigarets are barred in both domiciles for the erring damsels. “If they were permitted rouge, they’d paint up like dervishes,” explains a county jail matron of the order against cosmetics and perfume. “Pace powder we let them have,” she amended. Where electric fans in corridors cool off the county jail cell blocks, the inmates of the city prison have recourse to folded newspapers. And the moral, if there be a moral, is expressed by one miss who knows her patrol wagon drivers with, “It’s a tough life with your woolens on.” BOYS TO GIVE OPERETTA Camp Crosley Cast to Present Annual Play July 16. By Times Special CAMP CROSLEY, LEESBURG, Ind., July B.—The annual Camp Crosley operetta will be presented Saturday night, July 16, at 8 o’clock in the camp auditorium. The operetta to be presented is “The Old Man of the Mountains,” a one-act comedy, written especially for presentation by boys by William Stuart Baines. Most of the parts will be taken by the thirty choir boys from St. John’s Episcopal church, Lafayette. These boys have been coached in their parts for the last two months by Professor Harry Metzger, Purdue university organist, and director of the boys’ choir, who is serving his third season as musical director of the camp.

Looks and Feels 100% Better Mrs. William Skean, 739 Burns St., Cin- I cinnati. 0., asked her : druggist’s advice on BB||p^9| how to reduce. He reco mm e nded the IK || French Lick method. I “I now look and feel 100 per cent better,” writes Mrs. Skean. tm : r Let the French V 11| Lick plan of food se- m JlplHe lection and moderate ■ |||| exercise help you to ■ win back slender ml beauty and health. 11 l-f§M Avoid sluggishness. 11 || il® Fight fatty tissues [||h caused by a sluggish ■UijlS|B system. Take a little French Lick Salts u* -French ntek each morning before * ,l(,olrr breakfast. It flushes sway the stagnant body wastes. French Lick Salts is a blend of the same restorative salines found in the renowned waters of French Lick Springs. It is more than a laxative. It’s a systemic regulator that benefits young and old. Its restorative salines stimulate liver and gall bladder activities. Kmp “regular”—take French Lick Salts at iaast one* each week. As pleasant-tasting ts a fountain beverage. Today, at your Auffist’s, a (onerous bottle. 50c.

rnnssT quality Watch Repairing All Work Guaranteed—Estimates FREE Lowest Possible Prices LEO KRAUSS CO. Jewelers Since 1900 1M W. Wash. St. Claraeol Hotel Bide.

Jewelry—SOverware All Kindi if Greatly Reduced Prices. Davis Jewelry SShoe Store 256 Blass. Ave.—First Block

STATE LOOKAHEAD WkflW Insure Today Be Safe, Not Sorry I Auto Insurance Ass’n. 1 7th FJoor Occidental Bldg. I

¥ '**£&&* * -■ r „ “ ■ * j, •■ f*T „*■. _ ; ng ■*; "|g- I; H - r - b - HHr $?..: • ''HBBBH|| * Entire Stock Offered in' jH sandf and $5 Together With 7 housands of Do 91 9 9LJH 9 Qualities! ,-■ .■- I "IT - OU know the smartness and quality cf KIJ Z=IIIZZZ=Z=Z=Z=:iZ==ZZ=r| . jf values for which KLINE’S was famous: T quality and all these values AT A JIER jBBBB m y f * f jjflHnk PRICES! Block’s Downstairs Store has taken rt HP /Vzjfll / A dST 1 place this on sale tomorrow, together with thou If Q|4/ jJIiK OUmmer P What we believe will be one of the most trem BHI8HI BbWf £■ ■ i it h iII Listen in on iionaieiia Heavy washable crepe undergar- BrOth©TS 3f|(j Bj p natciia Brothns and , th ' ir back bias-cut style! KLINE Sand our sister Carmen compose one of the ?MnaSbirfventf a^or d women 0r and 1 ▼ mlsses ' BLOCK , g _ DowMtaiw gtofe accordion and saxophone Sale! Sanitary NAPKINS —f llrHllfk' Footwear phone orders or C. B y O. D.’s! * AU Re^ular s3 ’ §4 and $5 Qualities] BLOCK Sloro. * PumpS - Ties ' Straps and Oxfords! HI * ® ro^en zes and Styles Only! J J $4, $6 to $lO bHB| anotlier B r ,etial ‘ Pjl AVE on hi * her dik I Cb, I summpV; 0e patPQt ml I selettes and girdles A QE* I to go at this amaz- Jj) MWW llii HR'.^ ingly low price! M . samples! Broken 9 Sale! $2 Sport S *'* TS M SALE! ’’SOO of KLINE’S # ts r\ innaii ! w2tS iM whoS Ia s *. uiiivi i cost! For women and WMmM II KB misses! , sQ iW Bf Wg In m M BLOCK’S—Downstairs Store. j J WWM W. f Sale! All-Wool ' , "%,';£L 'A Swim Suits "” £ "‘ ®I \\ Organdies! Aii-wooi worsted models iB \\ \\ Prints! Voiles! in beautiful plain col- X B U\ Linenes! H I ors! Sizes for girls, P B t\\\ \ A c e W Jfi j misses and women! Low W r\t \ A clearance of cut backs. f \ \ \ broken lota and odd MB[

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

JULY 8, 1932