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By BARBARA BUNDSCHU WE WEAR THE GIBSON GIRL BLOUSE!

United Press Stall ‘Correspondent NEW YORK, Nov. 31—The first American copy of Princess Elizabeth's wedding gown should be on You'll want a gay Gibson girl shirt waist for happy holidays ahead... striped and striking, with billowing leg O'mutton sleeves brightened with a white pique collar and cuffs, and prim little pearl buttons parading down the front!

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By SALLY LET'S LOOK at the language of good manners. “Please.” “Thank you.” “I beg your pardon.” It doesn’t cost you anything to use them. And they're impor tant, It's always correct to say | “Please,” when you make any request. “Please pass the butter,” - Or “Please send it COD.” Naturally, you have a “thank you" ready for anyone who does you & favor or gives you a compliment or hands you any object. 3 The exception to this rule is in formal table service. You do not thank a waitress unless she does you a special favor. : ® = = : MURMUR, “I beg your pardon,” or “Excuse me,” if you accidental ly jostle anyone. That goes for friends, relatives and strangers in the street. ’ You also beg another's pardon when you deliberately cross his path. Or when you pass between two persons who are talking, Bay a quick, “I beg your pardon,” whenever it's necessary to

display in a New York store by I | Monday. Additional copies should start om]. their way to other stores around the icountry by the end of the week.

Selling price of the reproduction, icomplete with embroidered nylon tulle court train, may be very nearly $1000—one-fifth of the estimated cost of Norman Hartnell's original. But it would be safe to bet that $50 approximations lacking some of the highly expensive ‘embroidery, will be standing up before ministers all over the country before the wine ter wedding season is over, Manufacturer Murray Hamburger appeared today to be leading the race to get out the first exact copy.| . But it may be a photo-finish. If one manufacturer is lucky, he has » - interrupt a conversation or if you nig Agen Spproiimgtion of oe wish the apeaker to repeat a turned out as many moderate-

phiruse "never, kids, NEVER use EXCUSE ME—In this picture especially posed for The Times, [Priced possibilities as he could

“Pardon!” by itself, either as an Miss Nan Winterrowd (right), a Broad Ripple student, begs Miss |dream up - Jue shih Hope. on apology or as a question. Its Nell Becherer's pardon for jostling the books she's carrying for pA 3 ane a cheap and corny. classes at Tudor Hall. : burger said he has ‘at. least 200

customers waiting for it regardless

Pin Stripe (Right) a bet eb reteset srsavesruntansnnsrsreee ASB “ Royal blue, red, with long sleeves.

Carnival Candy Stripe (Below) .....covvvivrieneivansenes.. 598 Red, royal blue, black with push-up sleeves. Sizes 10-16.

Teen Talk— of cost. Howe News Is Spotlighted by Guest Columnist Cay Fiom Lindon

‘By JUDY PIERCE, Howe High School Junior : Mason, Joe Messing, Paul Grove | js. Hamburger has been keeping GREETINGS: FROM THOMAS CARR HOWE HIGH SCHOOL. | and Ross Gooch. the cables hot between New York

Here goes with the latest goings-on out Irvington way. “Yote straight Federalist!” or “Vote straight Nationalist!” was the theme of the social studies classes for the two weeks preceding election day. And the marks of the political feud still seem to be

in evidence. Howe students held a mock election, balloting ‘with a real voting machine for their chosen candidates. The Federalists won the campaign, taking all but four offices. Bob Wood is the new governor

of the “State of Howe.” Herman | Hardwick, Bill Mayer Jim Stutz ‘and Johnny Edwards took the |

offices of leutenant governor, secretary of state, treasurer and auditor, These five boys will rep-

resent Howe at an all-state stu- | dent legislative assembly Dec. 5 | | old ones to get everyone in the | spirit for our opening game Nov.

and 6 at Purdue University. » 5 2 SEVENTY awards will be presented to Howe. athletes at a football banquet tonight in the

school cafeteria. Members of the cross-country squad and the | freshmen, reserve and varsity | football teams will attend with |

their parents and- friends. Carl Spiess, athletic director of the men’s 400 Club, will present «an honor trophy to Howe's “most valuable player.” Even though our football team placed fourth

of 'n ~ames. 7 hasketball season was

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in the city, the squad won eight | Torrence, Joy Wilson, Alice Fath,

tipped off Wednesday at a mass pep session in the gymnasium. Members of the '48 team were introduced, and Thomas Stirling explained some of the rules of the game while the team put on a demonstration. The ticket campaign was outlined by Paul Klinge. Our: first-string cheerleaders, Virginia Eubank, Winona Locklear, Carol Schneider, Bob Caudell and Earl Scott, led the students in new yells and practiced

29 at Tech. . pgp = THE SENIOR play, “320 College Avenue,” will be presented Jan, 14 and 15. The tryouts for this mystery-comedy were held this week. Another group testing dramatic ability in tryouts recently was the “Spotlight Revelers.” This is a club of students interested in dramatics. The new members are Mary

Judy Weir, Jeananne Sias, June

Keith, Beverly Clendening, Clara

The operetta, “Rio Rico,” which was given by the choir with the assistance of the orchestra, was hailed one of the best musicals produced at Howe. » . » “BOOKS FOR the World of Tomorrow” was the theme of National Book Week celebrated at Howe this week. Speech students announced the week's events in the home rooms, College Day will be observed Dec. 3. Dr. 1. Lynd Esch, presi« dent of Indiana Central College, will speak to an all-school assembly. His topic is to be “Should I Go to College?” In the afternoon representatives from Butler, Indiana, Purdue, DePauw, Hanover and Indiana Central will talk to students interested in attending one of these schools. » n »

THE NEW senior class officers have been announced by Mrs. Betty Baker, class sponsor. They are Bill Mayer, president; Jean Shaffer, vice president; Winona Locklear, secretary, and Johnny Edwards, treasurer. We know that they will do a top-notch job and will help to make Howe's 10th year its best year..

and London for a month hoping for enough detail to spring the copy of the dress on the day of the wedding. The secret was too well kept for that. } But shortly before noon Wednesday, he received a cable from a friend in the London dress industry which gave him and his designer, Joel, enough to start with, At noon, sample hand Anna Abramowitz pinned a swatch of white satin to her dress and tied another scrap around her head in honor of the occasion and started pinning the sweetheart-necklined, pointed-waistlined bodice to a size 10 mode! form. Two hours later Kate Bulkin was cutting the skirt from the bolt of slipper satin, The basic dress was completed before they went home. With the first released sketches of the dress that night, Joel” went to work on his embroidery pattern, Yesterdiy the dress went to the embroiderer where it was cut again into pieces, stamped with the pattern and put into work. Thread work will be done by machine. Pearl and crystal beading will be done by hand by half a dozen home workers. Mr. Hamburger figures American mass production methods can cut the cost of the embroidery as originally done in Hartnell's custom salon by

80 percent.

FASHION OF THE WEEK

Written by Patricia Doyle, Burris-Muncie, (Above) | and Carla Rene Perry, Warsaw (Below)

BLOGK'S High School Hangout, Third Floor p Pictures by BLOCK'S Photo Shop

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By EASTERN AIRLINES at WEIR COOK MUNICIPAL AIRPORT Saturday Morning at 10:25

And from There he's coming straight to Block's! Hear him broadcast today over WISH at 3:45l

JOUNNIE'LL ASK FOR:

Erector Toys

MARY'LL ASK FOR: A Little Piano

Electric Trains Teddy Bear Chemistry Sets x Dishes Wagons A Stove % Scooters Doll House and Furniture

lce Skates . Table and Chair Set Footballs Sewing Machine

and a Cowboy- Suit and Oodles of Dolls 5 SEE ALL THE TOYS IN BLOSK'S ANNEX