Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 December 1945 — Page 17

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are trying to obtain softer, closer- | to-the-head lines in their hairdos. “More than anything else, Mlle. Kaye tries to achieve that “soft, uncluttered” look in her latest styles which, as director of the school, she demonstrates as she trains men and women for work ih Antoine salons all over the country.

. 8 . MLLE. KAYE stresses the individual style,” with each personality requiring different treatment in fashion and generai make-up. : And as for the up-sweep—and who hasn't tried it at least once?— Mlle. Kaye believes it is more for evening wear. Not all persons can wear the up-sweep although it has assumed tremendous popularity for all occasions. A yoman wearing an up-sweep must be dressed smartly. With sports clothes, flat heels or—and Mile. Kaye almost shudders—slacks,

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The severe lines and cuts of defense-plant years are out, according to Mile. Kaye, director of the Antoine school in New York. She is here at Wasson's Antoine salon to serve as guest’ stylist through Jan. 5. Coiffures, she says, are definitely more feminine. All women—in

evening sweep your hair up, back or around, add a hair piece of braids, twists or chignons and you have the completely formal coiffure. Style frends are away from the chignon low on the neck, and instead it is attached higher on the head, she says. Another touch that is good at any time is the comb. Mlle. Kaye uses plain combs for daytime and more elaborate ones for formal WORF. And so women are coming into their own again. To be utterly feminine is to be in top style—the war is over, .

Initiation Set An informal initiation service for pledges of the Zeta chapter, Phi Delta Pi sorority, will be held Jan. 9 in the home of Mrs. Harriet Cory, 838 North DeQuincy st. A chili supper will be served.

D. of I. Meeting

The semi-monthly business meeting of the Mother Theodore circle, Daughters of Isabella, will be held at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Catholic community center, 1004 N.

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NAVY SILENT ON

The navy said the press would be informed eventually. But there was a flat refusal to answer all but the first of the questions, which are listed here:

3. Was the vessel's estimated time of arrival sent from Guam? 3. Was the estimated time of ar-

from Leyte? 4. If 50, has It been estimated why no. planes were sent out to search for the cruiser when she was overdue? Was to Meet Plane 5.-It is understood that a plane, towing a sleeve target, was supposed to meet the Indianapolis. Did this plane set out from Leyte, and when it failed to rendezvous with the cruiser, did it make a report? - 6. Have courts-martial been scheduled to follow the courtmartial of Capt. McVay? 7. If the Indianapolis’ estimated time of arrival was not sent from Gaum, who would be re sponsible? If it was sent and received by Leyte, but not acted upon, who is officially held liable for the

"8. Is the commander, Sea frontier, responsible for negligence on the part of his sub. ordinates?

11. If the investigation of the circumstances the

when is it expected to be pleted? The navy answer is that all

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OVER-18 CLUB PLANS

Members of the Over-18 club will hold a pre-New Years dance tomorrow night at municipal gardens. The Rhythmairs band will play and there will be a floor show. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roberts are projects chairmen and Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Whalen are in charge of publicity. Committee members include! Eskell Jones, Jean Ladd, Lois Allen, Janis Bacon, Bobbie Clelland, Elgin Lee and Vic Von Cauwenbergh. Carlos Bell is club president. OMchrs of the Butler university veterans club will be guests of honor. .

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BRETTON WOOIS PACT EFFECTIVE

Russia Only Major Nation ~~ Not Yet Signed. -

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for international reconstruction and development. : U. 8. Contributes Most The two institutions are to supplement each other, The fund fis expected to reduce exchange risks

of international investment and the

bank to aid in developing national economies to prevent excessive fluctuations of exchange rates. The U. 8, as the largest contributor, will call the first meetings of the boards of governors of both new bodies, probably early next year. Each nation which signed will be called on to pay immediately 1-100th of one per cent of its quota to the fund for administrative expenses and two per cent of its quota

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_ PRESS - Thirty-eight ¢ $hips were to dock East and West Coast ports today, with more than 27,840 troops. DUE AT NEW YORK:

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CLASS TO DISCUSS CHILD DELINQUENCY

Four members of the Washington high school public speaking class will hold a panel discussion on juvenile delinquency at 8 p. m. tomorrow over WIBC from Cropsey auditorium. It is & junior forum series presentation, oo Those participating are Delores Hilton, Marjorie McCurdy, Barbara Oliver and Russell Ward. Miss Elizabeth Marie Smith is class head and Mrs. Bess 8. Wright, radio coordinator for. the high school.

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300,000 DISCHARGED AT CAMP ATTERBURY

The 300,000th man to be dise charged at the Camp Atterbury separation center was given his ree lease yesterday. Nearly 20 per cent of all separae tions made at Atterbury since the program began last May were efe fected during the first 26 days of December, according to Brig. Gen, Ernest A. Bixby, post commander, A new record for one day was established - last - Sunday, two days: before Christmas, when 3080 enliste ed men and officers were processed, Yor December, the total through Wednesday was 50,363.

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