Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1948 — Page 15

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By ALICIA HART, NEA Staff Writer ASHION-WISE friend of the plump teen-ager is Emily Wilkens, noted expert in the field of teen-age design, who tells the chubby girl how to dress. Miss Wilkens draws upon her | past experiences as a fashion designer to fill “Here's Looking at You,” her new book, _brimful of advice to girls with problems. This expert, whose help we enlisted in behalf of the overweight girl, suggests as the mainstay of her winter wardrobe a dark-colored, doublebreasted suit with a hip-length jacket, a long slim skirt. The reason for such a choice, as shown left above, is that a dark color makes a - girk-loek less large and that a long Jacket and a_ « dong shim skirt malop in ait. Ahsan, Well lated to be slenderizing. The reason for the double-breasted jackit? Miss Wilkens says that Miss Chubby is almost obliged to wear such a jacket buttoned up. That's needed, according to our expert, for purppses of slimming.

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beret and pumps color-matched to her gabardine suit. Fine-textured, smooth-surfaced fabrics like gabardine are more slimming than bulkier woolens. . ‘ Boldly patterned fabrics, such as checks or plaids, can be worn to good advantage. by the | slim-jim girl who needs to round out her angular figure. But the plump girl is wise to shun these, says Miss Wilkens, who warns her to reject also -vesy full skirts and short or high-waisted - jackets. { 80 muchi-for dress. The healthily plump teen- '! . Ager-is told liow she can strip off a few, pounds | whilé, she 1s dressing “to” CAOuRRge SRP + Jump ‘a rope, says Miss Wilkens. . She maintains that jumping a rope as actively as the model above demonstrates—100 times a day for example—gives a good all-over workout to- the normally healthy girl.

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Be Interested in Everything

By JEAN thoughts and feelings and doEVERYBODY wants to be ings, it may be hard to change. thought “interesting.” The vital Make a game of it, aat first.

Pretend to be interested in question, however, is not, “Am other ‘people, in new things. 0 a e am I interesting?” It's, “What am . Eventually, you'll become I interested in?” really interested -and r more inBy WILLIAM E. MCKENNEY The more concerned a per- “teresting America’s Card Authority son is about himself, e less IF YOU ask a bridge expert | interesting he is to others. Xo ME roan ' for a hard for the column, | Think of all the deadly bores Tene 1am

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who talk of nothing but themselves! Teen-age is a good age to start broadening your interests. The first requisite is curiosity. Not prying into other Rapee that the hand should be | People’s private affalts, of layed at six hearts. course! But intellectual curiP To make six hearts, Rapee | osity about the world and. its td, it would have to be played| ways.

on . .» - . ©" NEXT, there's responsiveness | and appreciation. The inter- | ested person is alert. He understands and cares - about | what he hears and sees and

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