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3, wi SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1951 — : _*__ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ger Ceramic Objects Useful as Well as Pretty Job-Hunting Nothing's Too es | seas Hints Offered . To Graduates onion, garlic, Conservative LH Dress Stressed jes. Place in Many young graduates bake in mod-
{have the mistaken idea that a diploma is the only passport they need to enter the happy land of well-paying and interesting careers. They quite ignore the important part their appearance can play in gaining an opportunity to demonstrafe their ability. You may be a speed demon on the typewriter and a whiz at shorthand, but prospective em- | ployers may pass you by simply because you don’t look like a ma- | ture and efficient secretary.
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Perhaps the most important ; 3 thing to remember when you be-| DAY TO PAMPER POP—Practical or frivelous gifts will please’ vinylite tobacco pouch—five chambers in flap to hold pipe clean. i gin your job-hunt is the fact that Dad, Choose a sports jacket, tool kit, glass pipe (it holds perfume ers or gabardine sports shirt. : : you are no longer a school girl. asculine scent); cigaret case and lighter in ene unit budget § Goodbye Bobby-S : > ' ulation size, that's filled with | packaged in a box that looks oodbye y-o0K Times Special that can be used to lengthen perfume. That's right. But | like a cigar box. : The sloppy sweaters, dirty sad- NEW YORK, June 2 — any of the tools. ‘this is masculine stuff that's A LIGHTER, - : ]
{dle oxfords and windblown hair| Though Dad may have to pay Pure luxury can be purchased tremendously popular with well
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: 3 3 5 (00 ¥ : POD that may have been acceptable on the bills for his gifts, June 17 for father in a glass pipe, reg- groomed males. : i q They RE ALL UTILITARIAN—Obijects entered in the Indiana Ceramic Exhibition opening to. the Sampus must be discarded if) is IY Nis day. eB : ther 3 Day, Even if he has : ay at Herron Art i {vou wish to appear a brisk young t's the day on which he may one, can always use an- ! y ii Museum include bawls, ashtray, lamp, frugs and fron form bowl. | adult with a bright eye on the other. When you can get the
Nor should you go to the other he'd never dream of buying for | extreme. In an attempt to impress -himself. Or, it may be somethe man behind the desk with the| thing practical, a purchase he’s fact that you are now grown-up,| deferred in favor of the needs avoid over-doing the sophistica-| of other members of the family. [tion. { If the aim is to pamper papa | Spike heels, eye-shadow and a, and yet to give him a gift
get the gift he really wants. R d Sh I S [future. It may be some small luxury | ea Y oes or torage Now that sandal-wearing time wear after inserting shoe trees. {is here again, many women have A liberal application of saddle la tendency to kick their heavy, soap will prevent the drying-out |dark winter shoes into the back of |0f Your shoes during their idle
months. {the closet and forget about them Saddle soap is best applied as
languid woman-of-the-world man-| that’s practical, a tweed sports until the far-distant fall a suds, with a no wetter| that Dad will go for if he's a pn unlikely to convince him| jacket will turn the trick. It | If you prefer their emerging in than is pong create a| Pipe man is a flexible vinylite lyow're the girl for his payroll. | can be a casual jacket for a neat, wearable condition, it's|thick lather. tobacco pouch with five slots in Your best approach lies half-| country wear, checked in ma- [worth a few minutes of your time| Make sure your suede shoes are the flap for pipe cleaners. Thus, way between these opposites. Be- | roon-and-gray, given’ large [to prepare your footwear for sum-ifreed of dust and grime before the cl are always handy cause of your enthusiasm and, patch pockets and a tab closing mer storage. : you pack them away for the sum- when he wants them. a {fresh new ideas, your youth is an| at the collar. This closing al- | Invest in shoe trees for each mer, NO FATHER’S DAY can be {asset: don’t attempt to camouflage lows for complete chest protec- pair of valued shoes. | "A dry sponge or a rubber brush| eounted complete without a fit. | tion in bad weather. | Particularly is it important to|is your best tool for this job. As| sports shirt. ‘There's a new : | But make certain it's a sen- = x =» |care for -shoes that have been a rule, a wire brush is too harsh
|dried out by rain-soaking or mud-|for the task. Clean up damaged spots before storage by working at them with | an ordinary penci} eraser, | If scuffed or slick areas don't
|sible, foot-on-the-ground, respon{sible kind of youth that you pre-
sent to employers.
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IN THE realm of the very practical,” there's a small tool coating. kit that comes in a flat, zip- | Lubrication is necessary if the pered leather case. It holds [leather is to retgin its suppleness tools, from hammer to screw-: (and beauty. Thiy is taken care!
ors, is fade-proof, shrink-
| When you knock on the door of driver, all of them highly effi- of during periods bf wear by fre- yield to these methods, a rebutting and looks well either or |opportunity, make sure you're cient. quent applications\ of wax pol- (at a shoe repair shop will renew | without a tie. {wearing shoes with medium heels.| The kit comes with one addi- |ishes. {your suede shoes for another! And what more could Dad |Plain pumps are better than lacy| tional, interchangeable handle | For storage, clean your foot-|season’s wear. | want?
{sandals or your favorite wedgies.
If your wardrobe at present
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Times Photos by John Spicklemire.
ow CLEVER BUT PRACTICAL—Ceramics these days have a useful slant. More pieces entered in the exhibit are the bowls, platters, pipe fray, pitcher and cruet set pictured.
By JEAN TABBERT
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directions; hot {iron transfer
|frilly, dress-up dresses; it{s worth {the investment to acquire a spe-| \ {cial job-hunting costume. ~ { 3
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HOME FURNISHINGS must be practical as well as That formula fits the ceramics in-
Chic Frock
The suit or tailored dress you choose for your search will be correct for work later on.
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dustguns to dustry especially well. Before appearing for each in- ot's big album is here. Dozens (Continued from Page 29) school and the individual ree-_ ’s Seed Store, And it's typical of the pieces entered in the first 'terview, try to arrange a last-| of. fascinating designs, gifts, 3433 Central Ave. But she’s grds of Jo many of ita stadySt. RI-3733. inna axhibi w ‘minute checkin a nearby ladies’ decorations and special fea- = never found her pupils took 8. Its in black and whits annual Indiana exhibit of ceramics today through July 1 ~ | in the scrapbooks she enjoys
lounge. Observe critically your make-
tures . . . plus four gift pattrens and directions.
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showing to oldtimers who re-
in Herron Art Museum. There are 112 objects or groups IE
i At 76, she's even taught two { nieces and a nephew, the
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of objects in the showing, Electric blues also Site al pol provide a |stick or a shiny nose. Then daught da f h ® also points. out * sponsored by the Mary sharp stab of color in the col- smooth your hair, straighten your ANNE CABOT daugh y sig gtd Jon @ - — : 3 new picture "dedicated Howes Woodsmall Memo- lection. # |stocking seams, brush your shoul- The Indianapolis Times Mrs. Ramey. They were Betty, Monday (May = The landrial Foundation. FROSTING ios a good |dery Jad youre ready to land, { 372 W. Quincy St. now Js, Foe Vnshart, was Fick os, ants Judges gave the nod to .,;y of the objects. One of | ~ : ® Chicago 6, TL OE Rs . widow of the Indianitems with classic shapes. the isn is a gray and eas Kenneth » and Wil apolis lic Schools super-
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sters, zinnias, fit the hand, lamps high é Miss Ramey studied at the whom the school has been oom), scarlei enough to shed adequate aaah oo Soh C 4 $ M 4 Anne Cabot Album, 25¢ | University of Chicago and named. While never a 76 pa(purple = and light. * The fres form bowl shown ur o ea N | Butler University for a career tron, Mr. Stetson was a snapdragons, Simply designed bowls, could be a celery dish on a ame SrSSSssSTeusst a stevens] that's spanned more than neighbor and stopped in the
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