Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1947 — Page 18

eicctric grill coflee pot

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takeofl to work is a multi-purpose | and an lA THE COMPACT stainless steel grill gets rigged up on her-buffet an old-fashioned marble-topped for on-the-spat cook-

because only by comparing

choice Notice the features of decide which appeal most to \ There are two basic styles, the woven with gold for the top of a 3 surfaces

together, roll type, a padded cylinder which |with long sleeves revolves against the heated metal |"fulled

a - “ a - BATH TO LAUNDRY « CATER yi wh prem Whitney Fey a + + o r qa 3 fo ., E ro A { A is drew } a light SAVES DISH WASHING--Career girl Anne Fogarty, young : ne New k, fashion designer, brings her new electric grill to the By KAY SHERWOOD! t k supper in a hurry and save extra serving dishes. NEA Kiaff Writer ( o pot at right automatically brews the beverage and keeps it NEW YORK, Aug. 13. -~Carecr- uch serious girls who must sandwich ' ’ their housework into after office Anne broils chops or toasts that automatically brews the cup hours get a deserved break [rom pread on the steel grid over the that cheers while Anne puts on new appliances. that speed Up heating element. By fitting the her makeup, tasks without hogging limited stainless steel griddle plate into When the pot is plugged in, an storage space - place over the grid she has a sizz- automatic regulatof brings water Case in point 18 equipment Jing platter ready to turn out ham to. correct temperature, forces it chosen by careerist Anne Whitney and eggs to the upper bowl and shuts off Fooarty, New York clothes de- Aiding her in her morning rush when coflee is prepared glgner, for her immaculate Greens- is an electric twin-bowl coffee pot The brew drains back to tha wich Village apartment Her Lv wt choices are clues for other, women Y . . Y . . who must substitute mechanical Shirtwaist Classic Is 1b essing Up servitorss for cook, butler and a ‘In Satins, Crepes and I Of particular appeal - to the n A atins, repes and «ame . Pittsburgh-born designer as tinie1 . . saver insuranée for her informal F - Af 2 -.[), k WwW } - guppers and a quick “morning 0? ter ar 1c ery

NEW YORK, Aug. 13 (U, P.).—The snugly fitted ‘bodice, high style

automatic

from the

perennial shirtwaist dress,

! For the gently bloused, front-buttoned classic has been dressed up for a party by a goodly number of talented designers. In crepes and | satins and metal cloths, it's ready to dance and to dfhe-—and even to be married in |

| Herbert Sondheim chooses a taupe (if one

ing. This eliminates extra serving | Tatlored enough for work and silver weave for a cocktail dishes for the time-pressed ca. (Must) and gay enough for & dress with long cuffed sleeves, a - reerist to wash Istraight-from-the-office dinner Is pointed collar and a gathered-in- - - eee the dark olive green shirtwalst-|front skirt, Stvles of Ironers type dress Maurice Rentner pre-| The bride is dressed by Emily Wil- . sents. Its skirt Is full in front’ with kens in bright white satin tailored Are Different unpressed pleats. Its open collar as handsomely as grandfather could Soe the new ironers in the stores Wears a double scallop, and its have demanded. The wedding dress

tem breast pocket gleams with a scarlet (has a round collar, long sleeves with bird wing and gold medallion. {wide fotir-button cuffs, panels of you | Sparkling metal-threaded woolens unpressed pleats front and back and

each, were cut to the classic line by Clare you. |potter., She chooses a white wool

make

no train And for the wedding guest, the trousseau or any dining-out young woman, Miss Wilkens presents a similar dress in gray satin with a tucked _bodice, full-gathered skirt front and a wide gray satin belt.

like [short-sleeved shirtwaist dinner which auto- dress. Sea blue shot with gold made and the another dinner costume, this time Both skirts were with unpressed

for grace”

pleats

routing dirt as

Hf the coming season, has some formidable after-dark competition today |

THE INDIAK Girl

o y 7 9 A 4 pn «. IT'S PORTABLE—A portable motorized beater whips up sauces or bdtter in a few minutes. Plastic case hous -

effortlessly

ing motor is shaped to fit the hand. lower bowl and the master-mind

regulator switches to low heat to keep coffee hot.

To whip up creamy sauces is no .|

trick at all with a motorized egg beater that's small enough for Anne to'tuck away in a kitchen drawer, The midget-motor is encased in smooth plastic that fits snugly into the hand. ~ n = EQUIPMENT to convert a bathroom into an efficient laundry includes a baby washing machine, which when not in use stows away on a closet shelf. Oscillating agitator vanes that spank city soot out of dirty togs fit into the white

enameled top which holds the motor. Two pounds of soiled clothing can be dunked In the polished aluminum tub For bathroom-basin laundry, there is a shining aluminum. | washboard weighing only a few ounces but as bustness-itke in

bigger, heavier wooden board: . For" Anne and other Women with time-space problems there are collapsible driers that attach “to the wall and fan out like umbrella spokes to hold and guard delicate lingerie. Sturdier wash can be hung on {| new fold-away wooden racks or metal racks attached to strong coat hanger hooks that hang up on shower curtain rods. Tiny, folding feather-light irons and padded boards that hook to doorknobs round out the minia- | ture magic for everyday ironing | and pressing tasks

a—— ‘No Stoop, No Bend ‘With New Dryer

Which do you. prefer, stooping,

bending, reaching and stretching or just dropping? { This is no puzzle, it is the com-

a train. The bridesmaid can match parison between carrying washing | in blue satin with short sleeves and out into the drying yard hanging [co

(it, taking it down and carrying it|about it, of course.

back dropping ‘the articles into one of the new automatic indoor dryers. | After that one simple motion, the dryer does the rest with gentle gas or electrical heat.

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APOLIS TIMES _____ These Girls Really Have Hem Trouble

Official Regulations Expose Their Knees

By JIM G. LUCAS Scripps-Howard Staff Writer - WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.—-1f you

| have sympathy to spare today, bend {an ear to the plight of the WACS|

§ and WAVES.

| They're going around with: their] | skirt-lengths way up to .about here while their civilian sisters, bowing | 1t6 the dictates of fashion, are | lowering the old hem or buying ew | | dresses that come down to about] { here, &- | It is being said that about the {only feminine kneecaps on public | [view in the streets today are, for | | better or worse, those which belong] "to the girls still in our armed forces. | 80, to invoke a phrase, it's an ill | | wind that blows no beauty. Even| {those with fetching knees say they | are beginning to feel conspicuous, | like chorus girls at a senatorial

| hearing. Well, what to do? There are those regulations, you know.

Change them? Did you ever try tholding your breath while waiting {for an army regulation to change, or a navy order? WAC Capt. Gloria Merkel Is | hopeful about it though. She be|lleves regulations will be changed to permit longer skirts possibly in |so short a time as three or four { weeks. A special committee has {been working: on it.

Only the Marines "Are Unperturbed |

| “Their thinking hasn't jelled,” as| | Capt. Merkel prettily phrased it, “but. it's a good bet they'll recom{mend that WAC uniforms conform {to the average lengths of civilian | | skirts.” hy f Anyway, says the captain, the army won't throw away its WACS' | skirts. They have a three-inch hem, and if lower they must go, the WACS can let out their own or take them to a dressmaker. Less fortunate are the WAVES Their dresses don’t have much of a hem and besides there's no pros{pective change in regulations, according to Cmdr. Bess Dunn. Cmdr. Dunn was Inclined to blame congress, which went home without passing legislation to make the WAVES a permanent navy unit. So why, she inquires, should the WAVES go to the trouble and expense of changing their unifqrms

in a few months and wear anything they choose? The marines didn't seem much ncerned. They have a regulation It says their

|“terminates”—where'd the marines get a word like that?—above the [knee, : | Theoretically if it's (knee, anything goes.

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