Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1939 — Page 7

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RULES COUNCIL 0. K. ON BUYING UNNECESSARY

Knight Gives Decision After Coal, Gas Purchase Is Held Up.

Edward H. Knight, City corpora-

NEW YORK, June 13 (U. P.).— Be natural, girls, if you would be beautiful. The glamour girl is losing out to her sister who tries to do no more than develop her own personality along the lines of nature's handi-

work. That's straight from the feedbox. ft is the studied opinion of John Robert Powers, who perhaps knows no peer in the business of merchandising beauty which in turn advertises cigarets, breakfast, ‘food, apparel and the unending list of goods to which the public taste and

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Natural, Model Magnate Tells Girls

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money might be turned by the sight of .a pretty face and figure. Mr. Powers has about 400 models at his beck and call, of whom one in four is rated the ne plus ultra of modeling. His “long-stemmed American beauties” have held the modeling spotlight = since they grabbed it back in the early Twenties. “Nature has done a very good job,” the model mogul who looks like a maturing halfback and has shaggy black eyebrows said today. “Every girl should try to develop herself not on any conventional lines but to bring out her own per-

4 sonality. She should cameo her best points and make the composite as complete as she can.”

The cry from businessmen who go to Mr. Powers for pretty girls

to peddle their products is for the model who looks like herself instead of like a freshly shellacked and bedizened bqdy that police said had been in the water for several days. Here are some of the suggestions that the dealer in feminine allure made as he gazed down from his office on that segment of Park Ave. that is as classy as a Powers model: Lift your head out of your

shoulders and your shoulders out of your hips. Dress your hair so it is the frame for the picture that is your face. The more interesting your face, the less you need worry about your hair.

Wear clothes that give your body a chance to develop itself naturally. Let your eyebrows take their own course as long as they don’t distort the contour of your face. Watch

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We Are Co-operating

DAIRY MONTH JUNE 1939

[+ W ) Lily MILLER-WOHL

45 E. WASHIVGTON ST.

that lipstick and see that it doesn’t

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tion counsel, in a written opinion today held that it is unnecessary for City Council to approve pur-

ew || \ et 7% aN Again... Penney’s Have Scooped the Town!

Er br NJ TOMORROW. . . A SPECTACULAR SELLING OF GIRLS’ BETTER QUALITY

purchase of coal and gasoline for

o SPECIAL PURCHASES . . . SPECIAL PRICE CONCESSIONS FROM MANUFACTURERS . . . OUR BUYERS HAD TO DO LOTS OF SHOPPING AROUND TO GET THESE SPECIAL VALUES FOR YOU! DON'T MISS THEM!

Look What 50c Will Buy Tomorrow!

Knight Gives Ruling Special Purchase and Selling of Fine

“No authority of the Common Council is required in a purchase for the Sanitary District,” the

opinion said, “because the Council THE SMARTALLS—

has already approved such expenditures by approving the Sanitary Lovable, tubbable smarfalls for romping, well made with

District hudget.” The opinion said further that the bib! Wear with or without shirt! Navy, brown, other

Sanitary District is a separate unit colors! Sizes 4 to 16 years!

women

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Dr. Herman B Wells (left), Indiana University president, and Dr. Horace 3. Smith, president of Garrett Biblical Institute, Chicago. receive honorary degrees of Doctor of Laws at the DePauw University commencement exercises.

and should not be brought into the same category as other Works Board functions, Leo F. Welch, Board vice president, said the opinion was asked to settle the questioin of Council's power te pass on the affairs of the District. Will Ask Approval

He said this question had been | raised by other Board members. He Two proclamations. one for obindicated, however, that Council servance of National Flag Day towould be asked to approve the ex-imgrrow, and the other for National penditure since it already has come | Hotel Week, this week, were issued | before it as an ordinance. |by Governor Townsend today. | Further sanitation plant needs| «1 gincerely hope that by ealling | will not be sent to City Councli for pyplic attention to National Hotel | approval, on the strength of MI. week, our citizens will become | Knight's opinion, Board members aware of the important role played | said. by hotels.” the Governor said. “Freedom and democracy have

. {been replaced by tyranny and opTROLLEY OPERATOR {pression in many corners of the

world, while we as Americans have

continued to enjoy the kind of gov- | i BRED BY GUNMA fernment by our Flag,” the Flag Day |

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passenger in his trackless trolley producad a gun at 27th and Annette Sts. late last night, robbed him of!

$17, and escaped. pective jurors, attorneys today were Thomas H. Fike, 623 N. New gti) without a jury for the trial of Jersey St. said a man he did not|gam Wilson, charged with murder. know accompanied him from a| Special Judge James D. Ermston | tavern in the 600 block 8. Delaware in Criminal Court ordered a new St. last night and robbed him of | panel of 100 talesmen to report; -~ 81.60. | Thursday. Wilson is charged with | «+ Two women who accosted him onthe murder of Edward Maze, West | a

the street at Ohio and New Jersey (Side filling station owner. mont St., and stole $16 worth of confections. week-end trip and found that some] o 0} ne t % tC « 2a } ne had forced the front door and Gel a “Celtic” Loan ¢ MONTHLY PAYMENTS © Reduce Both e INCLUDE TAXES and Insurance

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SALLEE TO ADVOCATE VANDALISM REWARD

A. C. Sallee, City Parks superinwill ask the Park Board to offer a 850 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of persons who commit vandalism

a Shoe Store on parks and plavgrounds, he said Ne today.

Vandals. over the week-end, broke

> | oO \ 9 equipment on one South Side play- ‘FAMILY SHOE STORE , | ground, he said. Greens on Coffin | 3 18-20 E, Wash. i 1 Ure *O¢ a | 05% SEI} 7 |

Sts. last night robbed him of $9, | uu a ———————— A eet tits | Albert Ball, 66 W. New York St.| told police. | ® Albert Kaplan reported that some! Y i a E and Mr. and Mrs. BE. J. Finnegan said they returned to their apartment at| stolen a ring valued at $60 and ° £7.20 in currency. —and SAVE! ® Low Principal and Interest ® INCLUDE Principal

one entered his store at 728 BE. Ver-| 3510 N. Pennsylvania St. after a Cost! and Interest

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—33 East Wash. St.

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