Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 August 1951 — Page 10

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next Friday,

Mary Hostetter, economic security; Mrs, Wallace DeHart, Batin-American fellowship; Mrs. ae W. Payne, safety, Mrs. George C. House, youth con~

» Theodore F. Fleck, president, will preside at the executive meeting scheduled for 10 that morning. A discussion of plans, polic and the. age

h District, Indiana —— of Clubs, council

. will be at arren Hotel.

and

club groups will resume activities following a

schedule this summer. ons have been sent to all the member officers,

and division chairmen and club presidents for

will be elected,

St. pranch, Merchants National Bank. Guest speaker will be Elmer r, Indianapolis businessman and world traveler.

A noon pitch-in luncheon Sept. 10 in the 38th St. branch, Merchants National Bank, Is ane nounced by the India, polis}

, American Mothers. A meeting will Sn ollow Mrs. Olena Lovelace, delegate to the national convention in Washington, will report on that meeting. She served with Mrs. Mary Prosch, president Delegates to the state convention Sept. 27-28 in Indianapolis

A card party at 1 p.

Mary Dehart {s chairman. Additional activities for this] fall will be discussed during the business session.

The Meridian Unit, WCTU,|

| will’ hold its September meeting]

s for the year is on nda. Material from the, ral Federation of Women's;

headquarters will be avail-|

“able for all chairman.

‘Members of the Indianapolis

Woman's Club will meet dent, at 8 p.m. Thursday in the 38th] seasdn's work.

Teen Problems—

fes| in the home of Mrs. Ellsworth!

Smith, 2624 College Ave, at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday. Following a noon luncheon

Mrs. Caine Lombard will talk on]

the narcotic school at Winona] Lake, ! Mrs. Francis FE. Lackey, presi-

will present plans for next

Should Girl, 15, Date?

By JOAN DEAR JOAN: Should a girl of 15 be able to go out ‘on dates?—Reader, “ There's that question again! And here's the same answer: It all depends on customs In your community and on your ewn emotional maturity. ” » o

IN GENERAL 15-year-olds are allowed restricted dates. Afternoon sports, picnics and

movies! Early evening shows and gatherings of the gang, with a definite curfew hour — 10:30 to 11 for ordinary dates, 32 to 12:30 for special partles.

That's the usual thing. But |

two types of girls need more supervision and a stricter ban on dating. First, the shy girl, the kid who doesn't dare oa Ty a lig, rig he

a ne x»

‘ aceording-to iype: used.

are respected in the neighborhood. Naturally, your parents can't encourage your running with a wild crowd! When you know vou ask is reasonable, marshall your arguments and talk to Mom and Dad. Agree to certain rules about time, place | and people in return for a small | amount of freedom. And then stick to your agreement.

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iises she can’t blame her parents for cracking down on her Bctivities. If you're positive you're not | then check the iituation in your community. § at do nice girls do about ‘dating? By ‘nice girls” we mean Jose © of good family -back-

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MINIMIZE

Round Out

Your Figure

By ALICIA HART Times Special Writer ; NOT since the early part of

much emphasis upon the womanly figure—in the old-fash-sense of the term-—as

| there is currently.

Pacing changing clothes trends, the Ideal femine form has run the gamut during the past half-century from curves to boyish flatness to a com-bination-figure featuring constraint here and exaggeration there. Now there's a return to naturalness in hips and bust, with a tiny waist pointing up the importance of both. 8 ” o AN AID TO women who wish to revamp their figures to fit the current ideal is a series of exercises worked out by Manya Kahn, body-molding expert, who recently published a home

| course entitled “Lovely to Look ALY

The first of her suggested “body rhythms,” which were designed to correct posture and to develop grace as well as to beautify the figure, is an exercise for the bustline. This may be done either seated crosslegged on the floor, or else standing tall in a free area. BEGIN by straightening yourvibrant posture-— head up, chest lifted, abdomen in. Place your fingertips upon your shoulders, your elbows pointing straight downward. Drop vour head limply then inhaling deeply, raise your head slowly up and

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Keeping your Bos in upot

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Blackwood a on Bridge—

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“WE

six,” fumed Mr.

{should have made six.”

Here's what happened. and dummy’s lone ace won. Now, Mr. Abel was torn between two lines of play—a cross-ruff or the setting of the heart suit. 5 o HE FINALLY decided on the latter course and at trick two led a small heart and ruffed jit. He {returned to the board via the ace of trumps and led another small

heart. When Mr. Meek discarded a club the chance for 12 tricks vanished. Mr. Abel ruffed again, |cashed two more rounds of {trumps, ending in dummy, then {took the two high hearts, on

{which he discarded two clubs,

Fh Red Ne

SHOULD have been in Champion after

Mr. {Dale opened the queen of clubs

suit, had to concede the rest.

The Bridal Scene—

Mary Louise Bowman, Robert L. Armstrong To Be Wed Sept. 20

Sept. 20 has been set by Miss Mary Louise Bowman and Robert L. Armstrong for their wedding in the First Methodist Church, Westfield. The Rev. Ben Kendall will

FRIDAY, AUG. 31, 195 |

A serie parties ix by memb: Chapter, Sorority, of Jordan Mu The first p.. m., Sept Miss Vicki Pennsylvan A Germa will be car orations ai

Parents of the couple are Mr,

field, and Mr. and Mrs. Omer

Armstrong, Noblesville.

officiate at the 7:30 p m. rite. .

: is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Alex. {and Mrs. Walter Bowman, West- ander Dufek, 209 N. Walcott ==,

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The couple will be married at

13:30 p. m. Sept. 16 in St. Mark's

old - fashior served by t in peasant

Westfield, will

be bridesmaids. Cynthia Hinshaw, will be flowergirl.

South Bend, {Dick Boales

and Don Wyatt, ushers; Judy Ann Stofer, flower

The bride-to-be has chosen her Evahgelical Lutheran Church by PROGRA : the Rev. Duane Schroeder. sister, Mrs. D. A. Hinshaw, South dl be Mr Miss Hadde Bend, as matron of honor. Miss Attendants w e M:s. Frank and Miss ! Ye 55m. Morton, matron of honor; Miss Francis Furnas, Noblesville; Mrs. | patricia Fately and Miss Phyllis president. Robert L. Srhnmeyen Nobles: Brinkman, bridesmaids; James Hostess { ville, and Mrs. Herschel Rood, yy, pest man; Chuck Wiles, Sept. 19 v

Sidrow, 634 Attending v

the bustle.

MAINTAIN THE RHYTHM—Erase lumps and bulges from hips and thighs.

and back, following the lead of your head. When your arms have made a full circle, exhale, lower your elbows and - begin the movement again from the starting position. Five times around should be enough to give you, -after each exercise session, a sense of tautened pectorals and loosened ahoulders, It's important, Miss Kahn explains, to keep your body in balance and to bend with your muscles in the way that they naturally go. A waist exercise is much more than just simply flopping 'your torso from side to side. She suggests this one, cautioning you keep your body in line, avoiding swaying awk-

wardly to the front or to the rear. 3 left hand. Stretch and swing 2» your body three tines tothe NTL a — Tc co hak “ Sore AE 5A kd Your Hands werse. t “toot a b ¥

"North dealer. Neither side vulnerable.

NORTH Mr. Champion S—AQ10 H—AK863542 D—8 2 C—A WEST EAST Mr, Dale Mr. Meek S§—4 2 S—9173 H—Q JH T13 H—10 D—1043 D—KJ96 SQ J 10 C—~K9752 SOUTH Mr. Abel S—~KJ865 H—None D—AQT73 C—8643 The bidding: NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST 1H Pass 18 Pass 3C Pass 3S Pass © 4 8S All Pass He finessed the queen of diamonds and took the ace of that

He was now through and

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clasped high above your had. Next, bend sideways, three times to the right, then three times to the left. *

As you swing, unclasp vour

hands and hold. them in a palms-outward position. As you ‘move to the right, swing your ‘right’ arm downward; as you rove tn the left, vour left arm follows suit while your right arm is again elevated

above your head. ” on ”

IT IS THEN time to flow into the final position of this exercise. Swing back to your original stance and then shift vour right foot away from your left as far as you can reach, vour right knee and: raise your

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Bend\

and swing for another three times. To coax your thighs and

Lewis Squire, Frankfort, will be bearer.

best man, and ushers will include

Robert L. Sigman and Max Led-', njscellaneous shower Sept. 12

num, Noblesville, and Mr. Hinshaw. Walter Edwards... Noblesville, will be ringbearer.

Mesdames Robert Whitmoyer, gaughter. Jack Booher and Quincy St.,

Robert Hall,

will be hostesses for a

Herschel Rood will entertain with kitchen shower shower Wednesday.

a miscellaneous shower Saturday!

{for Miss Bowman. The will be in the home of Mrs. roe Whitmoyer, Noblesville.

party Mon- |

Shirley

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Curry powder can be a very For added dash salad dressing, The powder flavor of

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{Crim, to Robert Gene Dufeck, He tables.

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hips into feminine curves, try a |

which combines of . rolling with Sit upon the floor, straight beyour . torso to lef. bringing your around fo the left to ‘support vour weight. Place your palms flat upon the floor. Raise your right leg, then, bending your knee and pqinting your toes. Lightly touch your left knee and then swing your

floor exercise the benefits stretching. outstretched Roll

legs fore you.

! ig foolish for

arms !

right leg into the air as high as |

vou can manage, to keep your knee perfectly straight. Eventually vou should

remembering |

be able to kick sufficiently high .

right heel with This "will re-

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Sometimes You Can T fry Two War fo Play a Hand.

When there are two possible were going 7 hry e to break no lines: of play in a hand, whose worse than 4-2 chances for success are about Of course Mr Meek would equal, it is often true that one have trumped ‘the second high line 6f play can be tried without heart Rut that would not have losing the opportunity of trying peen a death blow th the contract Ihe nan Jo uth a: ay Mr. Abell couid have overruffed

stead of one. Such. was the case in this deal. As Mr. Champion harshly explained, Mr. Abel should have attempted to cash the two top hearts in dummy, starting at After all,

They keep "money take advantage 3 you want.

and gone over to his alternative plan, that cross-ruffing the hand out. He could have taken one club trick, two diamonds, one heart and eight trump tricks or 12 in

the hearts all.

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‘My Day—

Regrets India's Position

| On Japanese Treaty

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT HYDE PARK,:N. Y., Aug. 31—It seems to me un-

fortunate that India has so uncompromisingly stated its

position on the treaty with

apan.

None of us in the United States should ignore the

necessities that home politics put upon a leader who wishes to remain in power and probably feels justified in this wish. And I am quite sure that Primes Minister Nehru is genuinely interested in the god of the people of India. Perhaps it

someone who has never been to. India and ig so far away-— as it is true with many of us who slive in the United States’ — even to try to understand what are the motivations lying back of the present proceedings in India.

It seems important to me, however, to try to think as objectively as we can about

this situation because India is a key sthte in the Communist~ march to control of the undgr“developed areas of the world.

there 'arg hundreds

“Erste Nehru s advisers and-

followers Who have great .influence with him, afiti ‘with their own followers in India® who

have never been out of India, let alone visited the. United States.

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THIS MUST make it as difficult for them to understand us and our motives as it

_Nehru's

i Fop-or TER

_Anyors-whe' Sever tried towpry. ‘nardened- “Paraftth froth the top

iz ‘for us

to understand their religious difficulties and their political inhibitions. I can understand the desire of the Asians to feel they are no longer subservient to Western powers, and if India had asked for certain reasonable modifications or time limits I think her request would have been considered. “The Indian people are back of pacifist stand and want lacate the Soviet Union and Communist China. They have not as yet apparently realized that one is for or against communism, just as one is for or against God, and that there is no such thing as placating a Communist power. If India does not join with the free nations of the world, she will find herself in a position some day where she will have to join the Communist nations and that may divide her

internally even more violently

than she is already divided.

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