Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 January 1949 — Page 14
In New Lines ° Five Collections
Shown to Press
By LOUISE FLETCHER NEW YORK, Jan. 11--The slim sithouet had its inning. yesterday as the New York Dress Insti's semi-annual press week ‘opened, It was well-represented in the five collections shown— those of Samuel Kass, MonteSano and Pruzan, Maurice Rentner, Jane Derby and the Edwin H, Foreman Co., for which Tina Leser is the designer. ° In-the Kass designs, slim lines frequently - aré varied by back, & tiers, pleated overskirts and side drapes. Rentner neatly balances slim, fitted lines with flared jacket backs or groups of flat folds in skirts. Newest-looking
straight one with panels of diagonal tiers at the sides . . . al-i}
wide-skirted coats in the collection. Monte-Sano suits,” too, are long-lined, with hip interest provided by the detailing of pockets. Jane Derby gives full skirts the favored slim look by pleating them, not just the skirt alone, but the whole dress. (Bodice, sleeves) and all are frequently® pleated). Happily for the one who does the ‘pressing, pleats and tucks are quite often stitched in crosswise bandings. ‘Interesting fabrics in the collection are shantung taffeta used ~hy--Rentner;— Kass'-navy--sheer; wool; the creamy tussah and a silk-and-worsted ' combination at Monte-Bano’s, the black rodier Mnen and the novelty knit wools used by Jane Derby, and the cotton tweeds in Tina Leser's collec-
tica. ‘ Orange-Red and Lime Are Favorite Colors
than in previous spring seasons, have a featured spot in some col-
and then lines the accompanying
stone engraving process used for Nines, Sottons And Celanese
_! Calling the presentation- of Senate Bill 3 “beating the hazard 40 the punch” Jack Greig discussed range of drivers at today's meeting of the Indiana Roadside Council Inc. in the Claypool Hotel. __ Publicity director. for the Indiana Traffic Safety Commission, Mr, Greig gave other legislative proposals of the Commission and the Indiana Traffic Safety Coun: sil with ‘which the Roadside Council is affiliated. Among the proposals were (1) a prima facie speed limit which places on the driver burden of proof for prudent driving above 60 miles an hour; (2) any new fegislation attempt to bring Indiana laws into conformance with “the Model Traffic Laws; (3) that the state police force be increased to patrol highways adequately 1d 1. ba
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Teen Problems — Should Girl cai, sentel Kis Invite Boy for pri, veo bos 22am Movie Date?
stances.
C the measure outlawing) television car screens In the|
J ,..patrolmen; and (4) that duties -of the present State Safety Committee be released and transferred to the Indiana Traffic Safety Commission. Proper highway beautification with trees planted away from inthe, preservation of Indiana's natural scenic beauty were stressed by Henry 8. Wood of the public relations division
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PRINTED SILK CREPE
NEW YORK, Jan, 11-—Prints, fewer in number this spring, make up in beauty for their minority status. These two were shown here yesterday and this morning during the New York Dress Institute's fashion press week. The
printed silk crepe afternoon dress
“dred O'Quinn 15 Of beige with a pattern of gray" Men and Women—
Shrewd Women
By JEAN ~CAN A PAIR of twelve-year-old girls invite a couple of boys to the movies? That's the question Patty and Betty posed in a “recent letter. The answer, of course; is “No, not usually,” It's an emphatic, “No! No!” for a first date or for a late evening rhe of,. igh : e reply, however, n t be “Yes” under certain circum- | Maybe the foursome
on ary BIR et paymaster Me Jorn
* *For the feminine instinct
Fashions Break Into
Times Special feathers,
by Tina Leser. (left) by Mil-
By ERNEST E. BLAU re A WELL-- KNOWN fact—as any store clerk, saleswoman. or huckster will point out—women are much shrewder shoppers than men. And never does a little housewife buy a 5-pound steak more shrewdly than the day she bought that 150-pound steak-on-the-hoof — her husband.
for value pops up keenest of all when boy meets girl. Girls’ are more competent to pick men for their worth as providers, -than meh are competent to pick women for their Skil at homemaking. a Studies show that most girls hope to marry men who have an education at least as good, -as—preferably better than-—their own. Women instinctively try to marry up, not -down.
is in the habit of seeing the Saturday afternoon show along with the rest of their school crowd. And maybe' the boys have paid the girls’ way several times. . " » , ~ "EN THAT case, there's no harm in Patty and Betty inviting the lads for a W.W.P (Woman Will Pay) date on a certain Saturday. But it would be even suaver to pay the so- | clal debt with a home get-to-gether. Boys, you know, are usually embarrassed when girls pay their. way in public. Twelve-year-old ‘girls may issue movie bids to boys they Know well if a parent transports the foursome to and from the theater, Under these circumstances, Pop will probably provide the funds. A fellow needn’t feel embarrassment about accepting hospitality from a gal's parents, If he is given the job of treasurer for the party, he must,
"Indiana Conservation
ment.
thousands of acres of land “al have become so devold ¢ useless “for agriculture,” Wood stated.
session posed legislation, « A bill to be presented to th B6th ‘Assembly to include thre Indiana highways in the blue sta memorial highway system |
‘Mrs. John Downing of Lowel She is president of the Indian
lation. Mme. Chiang Honored
, described as one.of the most di
Depart-
“Conservationists are interested N—— in seeing the reforestation of the Women Hold Stock
pl soil by years of erosion they are per cent of all privately owned
Mr. U Mrs, T. Eugene Bafley of Rom-
ney, Council president, opened the with a review of pro-
memory of World War II service men and women was given by
Garden Club, supporting the legis-
“, WASBHINGTON-Mme, Chiang Kal-shek, Ching’s first lady, was
in all the
of course, be scrupulous about +-returnifig the correct change.
ti NEW YORK—Women own 50
TR Comeback
Jvthe rainbow. :
By ELIZABETH HILLYER IT'S been years now since blue was a first string home furnishings color but it's on ‘its way back now to the top of ‘the list. That's good news. Blue is certainly more peoplé’s favorite color than any other slice of
If it hasn't been used In homes as much as it might have, could it be that the shades on the paint color cards were too pale, too lifeless and too greenish-—you mixed your own to get a good blue—or that a true blue was seldom seen in wallpapers except in “for bedroom only designs,” and precious few of them?
PRINTED COTTON TAFFETA !
Current style points are the draped bustline, the Empire midriff and the bias-cut skirt. A small floral ‘motif in cocoa, blue and rose appears in the-cotton taffeta frock (right)
neckline. Unpressed pleats lend fullness to the -skirt in back-as .
Print.
Jt has a slashed and crossed
well as in. front. -
Shoppers
Of Humanies
/. |are- bound “to get anyway, and . |see wha they lead. They will " |sometinies do the most astound-
: Boublé Overcalls
Ibias against opponents who are
Knowing Traits 1s Part of Game
opponents are and skillful or Whether ~ they are" * timid, unsure of ves and
weak on defense. If you are in trouble on a hand and it looks liké you may go set, give your opponents a trick they
ing things. "Give the suckers.a chance.” *
Of Loose Bidders Double an overcall made by loose bidders like my friend Miss Brash more quickly than you would double the same bid if made by Mr, Champion. ‘Make unorthodox pre-emptive
likely to go out on a limb in wild overcalls. i When you have a quick doubler on your left, encourage him to double by occasionally making simple overcalls on big hands. Now and then it pays to double opponents’ game con tracts, reached by hesitant “stretchy” bidding, even though you don't have nearly enough to set thefm in your own hand. The idea is to confuse declarer as to the position of key honor cards held by the defense. Handle this carefully. It is more likely to be effective against players like Mr. Muzzy. In his case you will merely be adding to the confusion. . > Always Consider Quality of Defense When deciding whether to bid for a game or to be satisfied with a part score, consider the quality of the defense you are likely to get. Take it easy against brilliant defenders like Mr. Champion and Mr. Masters. Bid them .to the
hilt against Mr. Muzzy. . Remember that bidding “rules”
By SUE BURNETT Dear Sue: How can I look neat and well groomed while I'm doing my housework and still have a dress that's smartly made for home wear and easy to take care of? Your patterns are so easy to follow —won't you help me out? So says Mrs. Gregory Waters of Virginia. : ila Gladly, Mrs, W. Frocks for wearing about the house can be fresh and attractive and
36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 48,'50 and 52. Size 38, 4% yards of 39-inch. . Pattern 8405 is for sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, 40, 42, 44 and 486. Size 16, 3% yards of 39-inch, . Send an additional twentyfive cents for a copy of the spring - and summer issue of Fashion, our complete pattern
At Least Six Days of Week Substitutes May Lack Adequate Nutrients
By META GIVEN “AN occasional dinner without orm
rutabagas and parsnips)
vegetables and other foods is necessary fo be sure of getting certain nutrients lacking in them that are present in potatoes. While not all of these substie
. tutes lack all of the nutrients provided by potatoes, each does . lack one, two or more. So to
be sure of. an adequate diet, ale low for good quantities of green leafy and yellow vegetables for Vitamin A; milk and cheese for calcium; liver or other variety meat, dried apricots or for iron; meats, poultry, fish, eggs and cheese for protein; and whole grain and enriched cereals, as well as meat for thiamin, Vitamin Bl. sls 8 THURSDAY'S MENUS. Breakfast Canned tomato juice
and top milk Jak uttered “white Sadat With: applasauch . or jam
Luncheon 3 Broiled sardine sandwiches (toast, sardines, tomato slices topped with cheese sauce) Stewed apricots Dinner
Smoked ham butt ‘with brown suger
Butterscotch ple with m ”
still efficient. Two styles are {llustrated—I think either one will solve your problem. Pattern 8356 comes in sizes
Chapter Here Lists Names Of Delegates.
The Gov. Oliver Perry Morton Chapter, Daughters of the Union, announces the delegates to the organization's national convention to be held in April in New York. :
"7 BUT A YOUNG man sel- |
dom asks the girl friend to show him a--sheepskin. . A young man in love sees only through a thick golden haze. She's a dream-girl, a vision, an angel, and the thought of her as a useful wife seldom crosses his mind. Few women are ever too. deeply in love to overlook the solid practical side of a husband. They may be romantic about the institution of marriage, but. they're realistic about the man. ' As one commentator has said — “Woman accepts man for the sake of matrimony —man accepts matrimony for the sake of woman.”
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} ® & = ‘BLUE comes back as blue, many shades of it, light and dark, even navy, but: nobody
if you use one of the new blues,
Watch for a swing away from green, green, everywhere for the living room and see what blue can do. All home. furnishings manufacturers are readying for a big blue comeback, makers of drapery and upholstery fabrics, carpet, paint, wallpaper, lamps and accesslories. Previewers of new home furnishings for spring now taking in the markets at Chicago and Grand Rapids are seeing more blue than has been shown for years.
stock in large corporations in the
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will ask you what. color it is.
tell you only half the story. They a "1 i Judge the players as well,
knew existed.
Health League To Hear Editor—
s/morrow of- the _ Maternal Health League. His talk, which will cover § the goals and problems of planned . parenthood, will be - |given at noon in 28 Parlor A of the Hotel Lincoln. -
It's not easy and You Won't|p.ivrine T,ucas El ‘Harvey always do it right, but if you are, twine Lucas, Eleanor Ys thinking about it—and trying—| 2, o" you're on the way to gaining .
thousands of points you neverig,.ry Clendenin, James Willard,
Bingham, editor and publisher of the Louisville Cour-fer-Journal, will be the guestspeaker at the annual meeting to-
E. C.
. B. Dunn, J. C. Starr, B. L. Byrket,)
Clifford Hofer and Harry ErnAlternates include Mesdames
Leslie McLean, E. A. Edwards, Verl Shelby, Harley Vaun, Raleigh Miller, Ferd Dedert, Charles Heitkam, John Newland, Harold Hayes, Arthur Wooden and John Burnloher. Delegates to the Indiana state convention are Mesdames Charles Butler, Charles. Breece, E: C. Rumpler, A. A. Shaffer, Wischmeier, A. J. Hueber, Lloyd Kirk, Howard Spurgeon, Irwin Thompson, R. A. Waterbury, J. P. Colbrane, Ulysses Lee and Miller. State convention alternates are Mesdames Lloyd . Pottenger, Hayes, Merle Safford, Hofer, Earl Randolph, Harry Kennett, Harry Fisber, Bonnie Chronis, Weaver, Thomas Connell, Hoyt McCurdy, R. O. McAlexander and
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Choose firm parsnips, scrub and scrape .to remove any blemishes {or discolorations... Rinse in cold water, split lengthwise in halves,
Add hoje water to cover, and one te n salt for each quart
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