Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1950 — Page 5

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Spurns- New Short Skirts |

| Won't Have Them “In Her Trousseau By BARBARA BUNDSCHU . United Press Staff Writer : NEW YORK, Mar, 28—There’ll be none of those “new short” skirts in the trousseau of movie princess Elizabeth Taylor when she takes off with her hotel prince for a honeymoon in May. The violet-eyed 18 - year - older whirled, docile as a dummy, while master tailor Seymour Fox fitted shoulders and waistlines on: $1000

figure he describes effectively as a “wow!” But reached for the hemline. “Fifteen inches, I think,” said Mr. Fox, who first knew Miss Taylor as a! little girl of 12. “Oh!” screamed the actress. “No!” She won. They'll be 13 inches off the floor.

And it's a pleasure, Mr. Fox said, to give in to such a charm-| ing customer. In a whirlwind three weeks—between radio ap-| pearances and dancing evenings, with fiance Conrad H. Hilton Jr.| —thé beauteous Elizabeth has)

bought so much trousseau she|

can't remember all of it, and charmed the clothes right out of | the hands of everyone she’s! bought from.

| : | Hats by Victor “She's so helpful and so ap-

preciative,” said Mr. Fox, who first met the hour-glass-figured actress when he was making costumes for the Air. Forces’ “Winged Victory.” One of the four suits and two coats he is making her a wedding present from himself, and so "are the fittings. In addition there have been dresses and belts and gloves and blouses and trousseau lingerie. And some 35 hats from Sally

Victor, which can be guessed to!

have cost $60 a throw.

‘“A man came in while she was here,” said Mrs. Victor, “to buy a hat for his wife. She modeled everything for him — imagine!

“Yalk."She’s wonderful. “I love it all,” said Miss Taylor. “I can't even wait. I've worn some of them already.” The Fox suits and coats—advance models from his fall collection for the stores—included a navy blue gabardine suit with wide white pique revers; a gray flannel suit with a red velvet collar; suits in pale blue wool and black silk faille. The coats are a double - breasted, flare - skirted faille to .match the suit and a swinging gray tweed Fox had ‘made in Dior's Paris workrooms. “Two trunks, and some suitcases, of course, and hatboxes,” guessed Elizabeth, will hold the trousseau for the grand tour of Europe. The honeymoon will start with a week “somewhere in the West” and a visit back home for Mother's Day. “The hips will kind of stick out, won't they,” asked the actress of her tailor, batting her big black eyelashes. “That kind of camouflages my own.” Mr. Fox said they would, but he didn’t know why she worried. “There are very few figures like

Elizabeth Taylor's,” -he-.said re-|-

verently. “Wow!”

Wraparound

she stamped when he

resisting fabric (right). It is styled for town or travel, with a convertible deep winged collar, neat |

poset detail and a trim self-belt. The straight skirt with front slit, slim as an exclamation point, is a | ashi

shion note in itself. The suits, sizes 12 to 20, are available at Wasson's in 15 colors: $22.50 | each.—By L.F. : | Counter-Spy— Blackwood on Bridge—

Seeing RedIn Lipsticks

By LOUISE FLETCHER

Times Woman's Editor

MAYBE Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy is looking for “reds” in the wrong

metic counter or so. Those have blossomed out recently with more brand-new reds—

in lipstick and nail polish tones—than any State Department could possibly hold.

Latest red to arrive is Revion’s “Sunny Side Up"— a light-hearted, brighthearted, sun-sweetened crimson in both nail enamel and lipstick. Spirited and saucy, it was created especially for this spring’s sunny fashions . . .

| and wait until you see it with

| your favorite spring navy, | gray or black. At Block's or Ayres’, there’s the match box containing nail enamel and lipfashion for $1.60; nail enainel alone 60 cents; lipstick alone $1, and lip-fashion (the lo-o-ng lipstick) $1—all plus tax.

Silken Lips

Mr. Rhule had a hard time d

finally eked out a bid of one club.|

no trump contract a very good | play. Mr. Dale led the five. of, hearts, dummy played the trey, Mr. Muzzy the jack and Mrs. Rhule won with the king. She immediately took the club finesse! and Mr. Muzzy won with the |

| king and returned the nine of

hearts. Mr. Dale ducked this trick with dummy’s queen. The rest of

and as he had the ace of diamonds for an entry, the hand was! eventually down one. “What's worrying you about! the opening bid, dear?” asked’ Mrs. Rhile.

Extraordianry Case’

“It was an extraordinary case,”

systems were exactly even. The ‘Winslow count was three and onehalf—no bid. Karpin counted 12— again no bid. Four aces counted ven. The European count was | 19. The Work count was eleven. | Whitehead showed four and one-| half plus playing tricks, but not enough honor tricks. . . . Exactly six against opening the bidding. “On the other hand,” continued Mr. Rhule, “Bissell showed twelve thirds—an . opening bid. Goren| added to 13. Culbertson showed | two and one-half honor tricks ahd about five playing tricks. The Vienna system showed 16 points.

eights as one-half each. And the] Courtenay system showed six! losers. All opening bids. Six for! and six against. I was in a quandary. ”

sweetheart?” Mrs. Rhule inquired. “Whitehead!” said Mr. Rhule| dramatically. “Under his system! I had four and a half plus playing| tricks—a slight surplus. And I had one and nineteen-twentieths honor needed. 1

+ and foundations, has come up

ME. Helena Rubinstein, who was first with the idea of sifting

with another silken cosmetic. This time it's a lipstick containing pure atomized silk, to make lips smooth as silk, with the sheen of silk. Lips

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By SUE BURNETT Here's a nicely fitting daytime style in the popular wraparound version. The slanted closing is finished in scallops, as is the handy pocket. Tie a bow softly on one side. Pattern 8558 is a sew-rite perforated pattern for sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40, 42, 44 and 46. Size 14, four and one-eighth yar of 39-inch. To order pattern or our ‘Fashfon Book use the coupon.

“SUE BURNETT The Indianapolis Times 214 W. Maryland St. - Indianapolis 9, Ind. No. 8558 ~ Price 25¢c.

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that wear the new concoction remain color-true because of the tenacious, adherent guality of silk. .- Twelve new shades are in-

“ troduced in the new lipstick.

They cover the full range of the red spectrum, from yellow reds through true reds into the softest pink and subtle blue tones. The new lipsticks are introduced in two versions: Singly ($1 plus tax) in new golden cases decorated with spirals of color, and the new compact lipstick four-cast, four lipsticks color-keyed to ‘indi-~ vidual hair types, in a smart little case, at $1.95, plus tax.

Wednesday's Menu—

BREAKFAST: Baked apples, oatmeal, hot cross buns, got fee, milk. LUNCHEON: Fish dower, crackers, cole slaw, warm ginger bread with applesauce, tea, milk. DINNER: Tomato juice, corn souffle, crisp bacon, quick cabbage, hot buttered rolls, raw carrot sticks, prune pie with cream cheese topping, coffee, milk.

Hair Trimmer : A home hair trimmer, electrically operated, has two full sets of keen, hardened steel cutters, one on each side of the doublebladed affair. Each set of cutters

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150 cents or more

) Are” decided that lacking only one twentieth of an honor trick was not so bad-—especially as there was a surplus in playing tricks.” This. ed 10. satisfy... Mrs.

stifle a sudden fit of coughing,

she happily entered 50 _points -on the score for her spRchunis,

Umbrella Coin Box

Mr. Rhules Conclusion Costs Him 50 Points

THIS 1S THE FIRST deal.of-a rubber in which Mr. Dale and Mr. Muzzy were pitted against Mr. and Mrs.

champions of West Suburbia. The Rhules play every system and - |every convention known to man.

Mrs. Rhule didn't give her three NORTH

and Mrs. Rhule elected to win:

Mr. Dale's hearts were now good!

replied Mr. Rhule excitedly. “The ~

Reith showed 18, counting my

“How did you finally decide,

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" Nelther side Nalneable Mr. Rhule

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The bidding: [NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST 1C Pass 18 Pass 30 Pass 3 NT All Pass

DISHING

By MARGUERITE SMITH

Q—1Is it possible to root rose cuttings this spring and have thém grow to any size by. fall? - LG.C., Muncie. °* A—Yes, they make considerable growth in a single season under good conditions. One way to en--eourage them is to fertilize with weak fertilizer solution at regular intervals once they have shown by their top growth that they've taken root. Another way—mix a tablespoon or so of chemical fertilizer in the soil beneath the lower end of the cutting. Roots will later seek it out and the cutting zoom along. Best way, of course, is to transplant the cutting, once. rooted, into fer-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

{Chie Styles SPE Summer Suit Demand

Spring Salad,

|of pure monosodium glutamate

. |mate, one-half teaspoon dry mus-

Eat Well for Loss— :

Dressing Here's a Recipe. For Special One -

By GAYNOR MADDOX For that large bowl of mixed

Spring greens make this special salad dressing.

It contains one-half teaspoon

which lously.

» ~ " WALNUT FRENCH DRESSING (Makes one cup dressing)

accents flavors miracu-

quarter cup salad oil, one-fourth cup vinegar or lemon juice, onehalf

teaspoon pure monosodium gluta-

tard, one-fourth teaspoon coarsely ground black pepper, one-fourth teaspoon paprika, and one-fourth cup grofind or very finely chopped

{blend ingredients. {mixed green or vegetable salads.

| |Japanese Coeds

sity status, making co-education 4 : {possible in Japan at all educaTo popularity of summer suits is on the increase. Made of aool Palm Bosch fabric, the two above tional levels. were designed by Sacony to-see you crisply through the season's most wilting da | of the one at left are the finely stitched yoke, the pertly flapped pockets and the three-quarter | sleeves. The collar is convertible. More news in“summer suits is embodied in a cooler of wrinkle- |

Style highlights |

walnuts. Shake vigorously to Excellent with

TOKYO — Twenty-six ‘women’s! | colleges in Japan are included {among the many colleges which {have advanced’ to regular univer-

teaspoon Worcestershire| sauce, one teaspoon salt, one-half}

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along naturally.

Skilled U. S. Labor * on ‘Sought by Israel

NEW YORK—Israel would like young skilled Americans to emigrate to that country, Miss Ada Maimon, a member of the Israeli Parliament, has said.

‘The coin box. which forms a convenient handle to a.new trans-| parent plastic umbrella will hold in pennies, nickels and dimes where the coins| are readily available for fares. Coins are removed through slots on the side.

ADDRESS

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under 20 years of age.

or older teen-age wear

‘original design (circle enter).

e——Original Design Group. - be original design. (6) adult or oldsr teen-age you plan to enter).

Times Sewing Contest Entry Blank

Here is my official registration for The Times’ National Sewing Contest. 1 will bring my coptest garment, in mid-April, to the place to be announced later in The Times.

NAME (..v000ceseseescssessscssscesssees PHONE sescessnnense

1 plan to enter in the classifications marked below: (Check one or more. You are not obligated to remain in the classifications checked, if you should change your mind later).

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Glamour Group. No age limit for entrant. (5) Evening, Lounge, Beech Clothes or Negligee Ensemble for adult

Declaring that “Americans are the best medicine in the world! (for our struggling country,” Miss on stressed the need ' for [trained mechanics and engineers to instruct the 12,000 unskilled] laborers who enter the country | monthly.

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Needlework Chair Set

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In a. screw-top- jar place three-

Bv MRS. ANNE CABOT Crochet “and embroidery aye. delightfully combined in this

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—— PAGE We, The Women—

Just Wait Out Hubby’s

Infatuation

Young Divorcee Will Tire of Him

By RUTH MILLETT WRITES a seeing-eye wife: “A young divorcee in ou.

utter fool out of my husbanc “She has used every tric. in the book to gain his sym pathy and enlist his help | her personal and business ai-

head for the bus stop just a: he is driving to work. She get + him to make some small r¢pair for her-—then offers -hir: - a drink, etc. But why go onthe tricks are as old as time, and seemingly as endless.

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