Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1943 — Page 19

Now: Comaticsbovdloped to. Soba The Grime: of a Bury, Werfime. World

: Mites WELL BE. WEARING. Just. as ‘Clothes {als year as a wartime ‘thrift measure, but, we'll: have, “brand new’ faces. to go with them if ‘the cosmetic manufacturers have anything to do with it,

_ This week ‘Tepresentatives of. ‘three. ge. copes

“many department stores showing

Indiana, pall Whgaen Bow ‘fe banish

the look of winter-weariness from their tae

Rose Laird, ac breezy as the she... has

| youngsters for whom ‘created a special line of ‘cosmetics,

on’s is Chatlotte Barbier of the s ‘Denney Co., and Marjorie! 5 at

To Train.

five meastres against the grime of toeay’s busy world as a direct route to beauty, not only for war warkers

en, of Dermetics, Inc,

three of them stress protec-

“but for “housewives, t00:

Anti-Grime Aids. : oo : " FOR THE anti-gtime campaign, |

Mrs. Laird offers a protective lotion which provides an antiseptic shield against dirt and dust and wind. Tt comes in four’ complexion tones and ‘besides furnishing a medicated base for powder, helps cover small ‘skin

ties. ” 7“ Detiney preparations for screen-. 4ng the skin from grime include the “Under-tone” - foundation designed for dry :skin—and really giving it a

penoist” appearance—and the new “Overtone” makeup which comes: in unlike some “cake” * makeup, is of a creamy, spreadable

cake form but,

- consistency. © Miss Allen has with her a film, “Beauty from Within,” which shows

the importance of diet -as- well as - gkin cleanliness in beauty care. Her company makes the well-known: soil

adsorbing liquid cleariser: The. three will” be here the re-

mainder: of the week to’ help map

strategy for acquiring i in faces.

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Good Meals for Good Morale

BREAKFAST: Sliced oranges, oatmeal griddle cakes, - molasses, coffee, milk. : LUNCHEON: Heatty chowder, hard rolls, fortified margarine, green ‘salad, brawn rice pudding, tea, milk. "DINNER: Veal and kidney. pie with mashed potato cover, eight-

minute cabbage, rye bread, busier

tes, milk. 2 Today’ s Recipe ' HEARTY CHOWDER : ; (Serves 6-9) Three strips bacon, 1 large onion,

. chopped; 1 cup green split peas, 1% - quarts water,” 3 cooked carrots,

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: ~ diced; 1:No. 2 can tomatoes, 2 cups

cooked rolled oats, salt, pepper.

Fry “add onion to fat, cook until brown.

Cook split’ peas in 1 quart of the 2 adding more water ‘if necessary. ‘Add- chopped cooked ‘bacon and other ingredi-

‘water until tender,

“ents and cook for 20 minutes. °

g tioning,”

‘bacon crisp, remove ‘and:

Health— Use. Rtioning

Children

By. JANE: STAFFORD | Science Service Writer

MOTHERS, if you want to make self-reliant, responsible man of De eight: or 10 year old boy, if you: want. to train your little .girl of ‘the’ same age to grow into the ‘splendid : kind of woman your pioneer : great-grandmother- or great- | great-grandmother was, look to the way _you act about rationing. If you complain and grumble all the time about the discomforts and inconveniences ‘of rationing, your six to 11 year -old children will surely notice it ant consciously or unconsciously adopt that attitude not only toward rationing, but toward all measures designed, as rationing is, to give everyone a square deal. If you yield to the temptation to evade which: rationing provides, and “forget” to: report a few cans of vegetables: or fruit juice, you are diving’ the children: an example, which they may follow all their lives, of. compromising with truth and evading unpleasant or difficult situations “instead of facing them courageously. Ae eee 8 MANY A PATIENT who suffers

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a. nervous - breakdown, you know,

owes at least part of his trouble :| to failure to learn to face difficulties |. squarely and courageously on his own. : SE The importance of your ‘attitude toward rationing as ‘it affects the development "of your children was stressed. by Dr. Helen Ross, of the Institute of Psychoanalysis, Chicago, at the meeting of the American Orthopsychiatric association. Gi “Through, our attitude toward rashe declared, “we now have the best opportunity since pioneer days to demonstrate the importance of.individual responsibility without’ which no democracy can exist.” =. In the six: 10 11 year .old period “which puts such a high premium on self importance,” she. continued, “we- have. the most propitious moment in the child’s life to capitalize on his need for status and to instill in him the dignity of man.”

etic. firms are here in as

Beige felt, wide-brimmed bonnet is edged with Tattice work of ‘luminous fabric tied with black knots,

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Hats That Glow in the Dimout Designed to Prevent. Accidents.

- By CORRINNE HARDESTY "7 United Press Staff. Correspondent : y NEW YORK, March 4.—Hats that glow in the night are fashion's latest contribution to the war effort. The night-glowing hats, and bags, belts and’ scarves, were created :by

a nationally known hat designer to

lessness and indifferetice that causes accidents in America’s dimmed-

out cities. For daytime wear the hats look just like any other headgear—just as mad and just as silly. Colors range from white, through pink, yellow, pale greens to navy and fabrics include straw, lace ribbon, synthetic weaves and flowers by ‘the bushel.

Used on Battleships The night-glowing chemical which makes the hat, belt, bag or scarf shine with a soft, luminous whitish light was developed for use on battleships or other places where ordinary illumination was ruled out. The ‘glow is - accomplished - by painting the hat with the chemical, which in.no-way affects the color of the hat and. does. not show in the

daytime. Before putting on the hat, it is held near an ordinary electric light for: a few minutes. Then when the wearer steps out on the dimmed-out street her head glows with a fine

light -visible for 15 or 20 feet, a

IT COSTS... .

To. Send Food to

| War Prisoners 7 oo]

~ NEEDS YOUR HELP

#0 Carry On With Their COUNTLESS Errands of Mercy

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. a Blood Plasma

toa Soldier

Bited ed Baby

THE RED CROSS

To Supply Surgical . Dressings

To Care for Victims of Catastrophes

“Double. Your ! 3 > a Sh A Pledge-in 43” |

De etoted of

|paper—an excellent gift ns a war

|in convenient pack form in a white, +|gold-dotted box fo go on the dress-

{and lipstick in plastic. polk-a-dot | case. Pe ob Dasa. glk ade;

A derly mauve-touched in hue.

® 8» LANGLIN, getting a big:rush from cosmeticians since Uncle Sam cited its protective qualities, now.

«| foundation is ‘recommended par-

It hag a matching bag.

or 8 x =

combat: the “seventh column”—care-

warning to taxi drivers or heedless pedestrians.

‘due to: dimout. Cord on Hat Shines One .glow ‘hat, designed for both

blue soft-brifamed sailor, interlaced with heavy white cord. The. cord carried the glow chemical and shone in becoming circles ‘around the wearer’s head in the dark. Another number, created strictly

bundle of yellow flowers, painted with: the illuminating chemical, nd

held on with a soft veil. A poke honnet style, in navy or

chemically treated so that it shone

like a frame around the wearer's face.

Charmer

alone!

, 5'and 6

Statisticians have figured out that |. accidents have increased 40 per cent |:

day and evening wear, was a large |

for after-dark wear, was a giddy

‘pink, had the inside of the brim ||

in pinafore:and open: crown. bonnet

Donen 8371-18 in sizes '1,'3, 3, - Size 2 pinafore (|: | ny bonnet take 1% yards - 35-inch |} material; ‘panties, % Yard, ‘3 yards

ticularly for dry-skin girls. Then there is a new facial soap cream which washes and Tubricates. This is designed’ especially for the

‘|woman who likes the refreshing effect of washing her face, but likes |

to keep it softly lubricated. For a stimulating local circulation tonic, apply this with a sponge, briskly,

|and wash off cream and die 10-

‘Handy for Sling, 1 it i smooth, ‘hard

purpose i In the same spiritis a new make | - up set of creme rouge in petal- } :¢ oie Plast Stare face powder |

in a foundation cream of smooth, 2 {light texture, This cream-type

that. a woman

2 - Washington fos + a new one. ay Team ma he received a 1 ration -

OPA refute: the story ust

_ foods. -

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peanut: butter is unrationed, :

i on nto a would have gone fo ber-loca a=

LAST YEAR agriculture urged packers to, put up surplus cabbage in kegs in the form of sauerkraut. It was a bumper crop and. ‘hadn't been done, Hundréds upon hundreds of heads of cab-. ~bage would have roited. ~ Agriculture also promised they'd get rid . ‘of thie kegged sauerkraut before hot weather set in and 4t spoiled, So here's your chance. There's a lo: of kegged sauerkraut and it must be used »efore summer. Plan meals of pigs’ knuckles and | sauerkraut, ‘or frankfurters and sauer rather ll use unzationed

ANOTHER FOOD of which these be plenty for civilians is peanut butter. Last year yielded a tremendous crop and well over a billion pounds of peanuts have been released for butter and oil. The 1942 crop amounted to 686,000,000 pounds... Highly nutritive

book “entitling - ‘her to $80

phony realized its . mistake, begged her to return the } book and © never, never | “mention the fact’ that she. had seen it. =} The FBI is now ‘work-

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wer ‘have bad (1) OPA'in Washington does not

‘By ANNE CABOT =.

Neatest trick of the week—a little beanie crocheted of bright | | cotton yarn, edged in black . | sporting. more -gofa buttons th |King Midas had! A knockou 1 a spring suit! The “money-k belt matches. Wear the Ea sport clothes and sla : To obtain complete croc directions for the “button money belt” set (Pattern 5518) +11 .cents in coin, your name an “|address and the pattern number ¢ Anne Cabot, The Ind

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Lanes; 530: 8. Wells, st. Chicago.

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“For this - attractive pattern, send] 16 cents in coins, with your name, address, pattern number and size to

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The chrome legs and frame are easy to keep shining bright. 24inch high, comfortable: hadded top, leatherette covered bright kitchen. tolars,

JOHNSON'S CREAM WAX POLISH:

15 Gal. | 49

Regular 59c pint cleans, polishes, ‘protects. Leaves real wax finish ‘on furniture, woodwork: no oil to make ia sticky film that shows finger marks, catches dust.

BLOCK'S Housekeeping Dept.,

~~ Fifth Floor

New Efficiency! Sell - Squarin CURTAI STRETCHER

2.49

With rew safety bluntend pins, rigid: foursquare frame and ad“justable center bar. Easy to assemble, satisfying to use. Stretches up to 54x90 -, inches. .

To. ; pis % MYSTIC FOAM 1.49 1.00 65¢

Gal. © pGal Oh

For upholstery, rugs. craps, tapestries. - Removes grease, dirt stains; brightens “colors. Leaves no odor. Non-intlam-mable, non-explosive, it's as easy’ to

asa dusicleth,e and; it: dries. in 30

minutes.

RECORD FILE

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“With siden dividers for 50 ten or twelve inch records. Closes dust tight when not in use. :

Wire dividers, covered: record protection. Inde for 50. ten ‘or twelve ing records.

Record: Carrying Cases Other racks up to 4. 3.25-t0 7 Racord Albums, 53¢ to

BLOCK’S Record Studio, Fifth Floor

SEPTEMBER’ 53- pe. ser orig. $1598 | 2, 98

Shagay’ chrysanithemims in big: colorhul: sprays scattered

pale ivory. Gold line borders. Complete. service. for

WISHMAKER'S MAYFAIR 53-PC. SET, .

~ Clean-cut blossoms in ged, blue, yellow, with green leaves “tered on intriguing shapes. Bright ‘scarlet border-band.

BLOCK’S—China and Crystal Shop, Fifth Floor