Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1948 — Page 14

We, the Women— ‘Social Climber Is Subject “To lllhesses’

By RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff Writer A COUPLE of psychiatrists” SG at the University of California have made a study of psychosomatic troubles and chronic ° jlinesses. They claim that, among pas tients. with | chronic diseases in gen eral, there are an unusual number of “social climb ers and strainers -— that is, who want to ime prove their so-

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cial status.” There it is, ladies. Keeping up with the Joneses is bad medicine. ; It you want to be happy and healthy, stop struggling to get in with the right people. Enjoy what you have, and the friends you make, without any special effort... Don't. always strain for a position on the social ladder a few rungs above you. Ae ri spi

” = » SOUNDS simple, doesn’t it? But it isn't an easy thing for women to do. Women seem to slip into the habit of competing with their women friends in such matters _ as houses, furniture, labor-sav-ing devices, clothes and enter“taining. “They seem to-feel in~: side that there are certain “right people” they must keep

And it takes so much strength of character for a woman to live and govern her wants by her own needs, rather than by what other women do’ and have: - Yet the “easy” way of competition is the hard way in the end, because the womian who has to keep up with the Joneses becomes a climber. And a climber can never relax and enjoy herself.’

Teen Problems— A Cheater te dom

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id By JEAN #1 WHEN FAMILY RULES are oy , teeners have problems. ~They can be gbod sports and . accept things. as. they are. Ur ! they can argue and sulk and ' have tantrums. But the lowest fs : ter.

You know: The who promises not to go here, #not to date so-and-so, not to

does it by devious, deceptive eans. : . = ” . eo. THE usual trick is to get per- ? mission to spend an evening or

{quota of nighttime sleep, make up|

do thus-and-such=and then

'|TEEN TALK— a Canteen Council Pla

PLAYGROUND PLAYHOUSE — City Canteen Council how the puppet entertain the youngsters on city playg (left to right) Jim By JEAN MANEY Thirty-five teen canteens don't run themseives. It takes a lot of planning, work and worry to keep the 29 recreation centers and nine special interests groups functioning smoothly—and the body in charge is the City Canteen Council. ? Each canteen sends one repreélsentative,. usually the president! with the sponsor to the council meetings. These are held once a

month. ~~ © v ; +k The members vote on all issues 1 raised at the meetings and fret fo planed over their biggest and most constant problem-—lack of co-opera-tion from teen-agers as well as

ment.

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Older Woman Needs Rest

A VOW to take more time out for rest is one resolution which every woman. over .40 \ make. ATAIV-IHT OT As we grow. older, our systems are more in need of the relaxing, energy-renewing effects that rest and sleep can give. Eight hours of sleep at night is as important a health requirement for most adults as it is for children. ’

If you can't

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purpose of thé visit is some pro- ! hibited pleasure, ; Perhaps Jinks Johnson “just . happens’ to drop in at Joan's house. Miss. Cheater goes riding Tih Hie hot rod. Meyve: they fand . at the Silver Moon. where the wcrowd is_rough - and highballs nen Fare served to minors—no ques : tions asked.

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and Joan are going to do their (pangs of conscience at putting|3 tomatoes (2 inches { ; ! 2 n diameter i history papers or make curtains aside your chores while you re-g small sweet pickles ) | for the Peen Club or sit with |lax, ‘stifié these twinges with aj gt potato salad i Joan's baby sister. But the real firm self-admonition that no task Leaf lettuce

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“The Glamour Is Gone From Broadway’

By BARBARA BUNDSCHU United Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, June 2--Theres ‘ho more on Broadway, Mae Browne sald today. - Ts | - rgeous girls are fading § out in the night clubs” Miss Browne said. She was a Ziegfeld girl at 16. At 18 she joined the costume department of George White's “Scandals,” And she’s been pack-

Glamour,, in Mae Browne's book, was the word for the rhine-| R stone-studded pink tulle costume Marilyn Milles wore in “Sally.” It was so fragile she needed a new one every three months. “Ziegfeld did things right" Miss Browne said, “She looked like a beautiful cream puff.” i Today's costumes, she sald, are “short and skimpy. Everything's profits. Why one show last year they even danced In street clothes. Imagine!” Glamour is Miss Browne's word for the tall and gorgeous girls George White dressed in black net and rhinestone tights from Paris to grace a velvet and rhinestone

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erndon, Jack Hensley and Betty Long. them the lessons of self-govern-

The program has been sponsored by the Park Department since 1943. Before that the Office of Civilian Defense backed the canteens, Several prominent Indianapolis citizens ald the canteens: Mayor’ Al Feeney and Fabien Sevitzky, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra director, are two of the

most ardent supporters. a

Council! This year, members are

and puppet shows for the young-

adults. The purposé of the can-| rhe . puppet shows are sponsored Creary, vice president; Betty Jesn ho vemefit is to Juovide freelpy the Community Puppetry Long, ' secretary, and Wilbur or city teeners and to teach workshop of the IndianapolisiOwens, treasurer.

Raggedy Ann Doll salad, they will find their creations won't look] } friends might make. Tomatoes, olives, eggs.| |

¢ook can’t make two salads exactly alike. The making of figure salads is any other if all the ingredients| swing your full are collected and prepared, . then|%and and soil. Have at least one

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RAGGEDY, Saturday teacheon). ers, the chances are that lttie!3*nard-cooked eggs @ chores with interfere with your re-\3 medium. carrots :

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Mrs. John Ross shows three members. of the s of the Community Puppetry Workshop can rounds this summer. The council members are

Junior League, ‘The league members supply materials and the workshop is open to any inter-|, ested persons.

dramas, musical programs and art exhibits on the playgrounds this summer. Mrs, Mary Sare, co-ordinator of the Summer Playground Playhouse, ‘is working with canteen leaders on the “project. Lt Spm City teen-agers, members of the Junior Red Cross, also will supply the personnel for park aids on the playgrounds. Marilyn Thomas is president of the City Canteen Council. The other officers are George Me-

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Massaging rich ¢ream around ths eyes at bedtime helps to stave off wrinkles. : By ALICIA HART NEA Stat Writer THE way to evade the wrinkletax—which every woman with expredsive -oyes is Tequired to pay—

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