Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1947 — Page 24

| . TH PAGE 24 ; . THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES THURSDAY, AUG. 28, 1047 : 0 We, the Women— AY 4 Ars Longer Frocks, y the Fine Feathers Then There Is He Fine ¢ Art of Not Giving Up | we'll The Reason TWN By WILLIAM E. McKENNEY a heart and a diamond trick. ; But € Ameries's Card Authority AAKQ . Heath won the first trick with || Tk , ‘ Sh Wh Husbands | inaugurated a tourna- vQl09542 the ace of spades, and immedi- | Still Be ‘Short y ment at Abilene this year and p11 ately led a heart. East won, and || F _- D 9 1; . its popularity and success as- 61008¢ ais12 .he had a problem. He did not 5 c | ¢ a sure it of becoming an annual ' N want to lead away from the king it : I By FILE A, VOGH AN ont Listen event. POI RE | ummm on (ER Co \\| | NEW YORK, Aug. 28.—American By RUTH MILLETT The open pair A004 S BE fident that declarer had the ace i : \ women wont find their buying NEA Staff Writer was won by George F. Heath and | 4732 Dealer of diamonds. : 1 8) power's worth of clothes either this “JOHN NEVER listens to a . L. R. Robertson of Dallas, who Should he lead through dum- i fall or next spring. . thing I say.” That's one of the were North and South on to- Rober won my’s clubs, or should he lead a 3 - | Shortsightedness ond the part American woman's chief com- day’s hand. KIT spade? The spade could be : B; {many department stores throughout : Perhaps you will not like the $Q83 ruffed in dummy, so East de- i 1 the country is responsible for re- plaints against her husband. | bidding, but Texas players like SAQJIES3 cided to return a heart to try ¢ ducing buyers’ selections of fall Well, why should he? to bid—and they are not afraid Tournament—Neither vul. to stop the spade ruff. Declarer Jot {fashion merchandise. John is talked at practically of their opponents. What I like = South =~ West North East won, picked up the outstanding i kno A shortage of fabric, which at! every waking moment ‘eg spends | about this hand is the fact that 14 Pass 19 Pass trump, and discarded his losing i stalk present appears unavoidable, will in his wife's company. He's talked | Heath never gave up. - 2v Pass 6% Double | diamonds on dummys good i uni Barbara nd ited at above the radio, above the ya 8.8 Opening—42 Ty | clubs. a ea clatter of the cooking, through AFTER winning the first trick Heath sald later, “There fs no | of | tion. In hir absence we are his newspaper. His wife, who with the queen of spades, the | ing two diamonds from dummy, | harm in trying. I figured I 1] way carrying articles by men and talked so cleverly about his in- average player would cash the | then lead a heart. Then, of | might as well go down two as Be: women in the fashion flelds. | terests before marriage, after ace and king of spades, discard- | course, the opponents would take | one, so I took a shot at it. eonlke Today's guest writer Is Phillp A. ‘5 marriage talks more exclusively i wife Vogelman, president of the on- | about hers. 1 troub _ondaga Silk Co. y She pays no attention to the 3 soaki S——————_————" fact that men hate to rehash last 4 i Bes cut the amount of clothing avail evening's party or pick personali- : i and {able to late fall and early sprin ties to pieces : varie 2 nd ONLY ! Some experts figure this shortage SPE NEVER notices that he Phi {will leave 50 per cent of manufac- Wal” doesn't appreciate having the fo + turers mands Maliljed. oo . are 28 ; faults of every woman he meets SH TWO i given 8 The new styles with thelr long TEEN TOGS—A bold plaid Pa a, av ren’ oF ~ ; i : — and fuller skirts require at least one| and 100 per cent wool duo for a a SUNDRY t i \yard more fabric per garment. New a fashion first two-piece dress. ping to think whether oF not v's N ; ; MORE 3 % Ib 8226 {York's garment industry makes Joyce Smith matches a beret | | 0 ied ’ 3 : 2 thep . [some 97 milion dresses each yedr—| to her dark green plain fabric he d By MRS. ANNE CABOT ; ; 1446 [that alone is a lot of extra yardage. | belt .and Id kl k She doesn't take his lack of Lovely bird transfers have pos- | . 1 § 1 tsp. Increased demand for clothing of | oll ang 2 3° oi ace ple : interest In a topic as a subtle sibilities unlimited embroidered | i % tsp By SUE BURNETT Dpeidmpt arm eBmgi. up the gold of her belt buckle. | suggestion that she drop it. In- | { yas om 2 # 4 slice You'll never tire of this hand- | B, Pal or ail ah) jugTease Joyce is a student at Technal stead she prods him into atten- | 'P gorgeous plumage colorings on He: in population and increased buying high school. (Wasson's.) tion with “I don't believe you've | ®T% linen for the corners of a g some, practical shirtwalst dress— |power cannot be met by the fabric Z heard 3 word I've been saying.” dinette luncheon cloth and napkins 3 Shite a perennial winner with women manufacturers at this time. ! She is rarely silent long enough . scatter them here and there i Wore who delight in looking well | Shortages in dresses selling up- 30CI AL | to give him a chance to tell her | °Ver matching curtains. : _— groomed. Front buttoning makes {ward of $25 will be due largely to | about things on his own mind Cross-stitch on brown linen Sean: ‘ [the shortage of high quality fabric, | SITUATIONS | Instead she jumps in the peren- pillows for warmth and color in § shoe: it a cinch to care for—and |demand for which has skyrocketed. SITUATION: You ask a || nial question, “Well, how did | YOU living room, ‘Each design is i ae notice how cleverly the yoke and | The fall shortage, which will heve person to recommend you for || things go at the office today?” | bout 6 inches. § vestee are worked in contrast- (women scrambling as they did In| jp which you do not get, de- | Sure, a lot of men never seem | 1° obtain seven transfer de- \ * / } DA ing stripes. [ie Wale Yeals (0 Mesclungise, for || sPite his effost to help you. | to hear anything their wives say, | Sins for fine feathers (pattern ‘ ; 1c h Pattern 4228 1s for sizes 14, 10, [V© Jald at the door of the retailer WRONG WAY: Feel that | But that's a fault of the wives. | >304) send 16 cents in coin, your : 1c w ' {He seems to have fallen for the since you failed to get the | ————————————— | name, address, and the pattern % e. | 18, 20; 40, 42, 44 and 46. Blze pogeyman idea of depression. Job you need not give him a B t Broiled number to Anne Cabot, The In- # 117% 16, short sleeves, 4% yards of 39- He has bought short in a great |..o on how things turned | es roue dianapolis Times, 530 8. Wells st., or, inch, many instances, underestimating|l ..; For broiled:fish at its best, pan Chicago 7. . : For this pattern, send 25 cents, [the desires of his customers for new, RIGHT WAY: Write a let- moderate heat, placing the fish —————— ) in coins, your name, address, size styles. Small specialty shops may| .. thanking the par rH his about six inches away from the, point S latters ou (LAST of TNE MONTH . desired, and the pattern nume [save the day for the buying public, | recommendation and telling broiler, No extra fat is used with Pp ber to Bue Burnett, The Indian- [but it looks very much as if there him that you did not get the {oily fish, but lean fish is rubbed with] To remove paint splatters from apolis Times Pattern service, 214 would be too few dresses for too, job {margarine or bacon drippings before window panes, scrape with a razor W. Maryland st, Indianapolis 9. |many women. : brolling. blade, then scrub with soapy water. This is your opportunity to Save on Gifts for every . | Occasion ... Birthdays... Anniversaries . . . Weddings and Christmas! CAUGHT WITH THE GOODS!

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