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Woman Appointed Envoy To Mexico

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New Trend

The first Woman to represent

Mrs. Crespo-has made a ca-. reer in teacher-training, in ad-

“ 5 poe CHA fy - @ 3 — re »3 a man any ’ Th : D a CR pr oO ine : LAA Fybuile ii dition to being politically ac- : 8 # b huge 5 bab os u ne rang of ambassac aris I'S. "tive for three decades. The at 3 wy ) eater ue py : Elida. Campodornico de Crespo, Women's Party, which shé 0 se m v s Te : a Panama's new envoy to Mexico. founded, led the fight. for womIn Hose Her husband formerly held the en’s suffrage until the vote was : ex ont 4 same, post. granted in 19486. . , : : - : oblems : Su NDIANAPOLIS patrons OWN AT the heel’ odwork ‘but y Don’t worry because an be soap- of the arts soon will have 3 i Ro hy 1 Te Fs MW 0710 e today if the opportunity of seeing a you're being fashionable. astic-coated Heretofore indicating a ; stains, lip- performance of the Salz- look of shabbiness, it will mean { 1 ah a1 , and other burg Marionette Theater, the that a woman is in the height this ma- Os famous | and eelebrpted of fashion when she wears some cloth. Puppe p ormance n the of the new hosiery styles, It will make one benefit ap- Manufacturers have concenal a pearance here at 3:15 p. m trated interest on the heels of *afny day Tuesday, Dec. -4, in Block's the stockings. those worn Auditorium, under the spon- Ban | t them up sorship of the Women's Affairs NEW HEELS are hand- | pking, With Committee of the Tarkington painted, embroidered, jeyel- | onvert the Civic Theater. Proceeds of the studded and beaded; some of |

ito dazzling, wighten. up

event will go toward the Civic Theater building fund.

the stockings have contrasting heels and others have just the

h the dark, An integral part 0 : : : a = - : ot seam in contrast. - » burg Sokal par of tie Sal: Cruise and resort wear, designed in California, covers the length pants. Sundress has wide straps, can be worn with jacket. In keeping with the new trend TS own theater ‘in that European SPO of a sunny day. Pair-offs (left) are wool jersey blouse with Tissue gingham cabana shirt (right) with cotton jersey trim is. to Spanish influence are stock- | . city. The marionettes are king Wool check trim and skirt with huge cuffed pockets. Ramble jacket belted, worn over denim pants. Sleeveless stroller coat goes over ings especially designed to wear |

side, about three and a half feet tall and - have life-like quality and graceful movements which are not only examples of

puppet wizardry, but hold their By GAILE DUGAS practical. Thus, her entire col- in a one-piece dress that has its lace -with- a boucle trim for Bviailable In Diaek or brown | own as actual ballet, opera and AN FRANCISCO. Nov lection emphasizes washable’ own brief Spencer jacket. The blouses, jackets and cabana é a topaz beige stocking. theater. S eu LL), =NOV, | fabrics, same jacket can pair with mid- .,a¢g Tissue gingham appears 2 2 a They will play two of their 16 — Cruise and resort Her clothes, typically Cali- calf length pants for bicycling , .. L... with the brown, pink NON-RUN MESH models are |

most popular numbers, “Mozart Visits the Empress,” “The Dying Swan,” a tribute to the great Pavlova, and a charming pastorale, “Bastien and Bastienne” by Mozart.

is worn with straight skirt, has turn back sleeves. Denim fabric in pink (center) is used for Spencer jacket worn with mid-calf.

clothes from California, those forerunners of 1952 summer fashions, are marked by their ¢asy wearability. The

fornian in feeling stress denim in pair-offs that take to each other like needles to a magnet. These pair-offs depend on a smart basic styling, aimed at building up a practical ward-

one-piece playsuit that has camisole top. Both are in brown denim, gaining on faded blue as a favorite.

or sunning. These denim mid-length pants, shown throughout, are often paired with cabana shirts in pastel stripes. The cabana shirt, worn loose or belted, is

and faded blue denims. And there's a nylon-and-acetate fabric that takes to pleats and holds them for the life of the garment,

with bouffant evening skirts. The heels of these are of fine lace, studded. here and there with tiny rhinestones. They're |

being featured for sportswear | or travel done in bright colors | other |

to match sweaters or bright accessories,

For instance, a bright yellow

to go with a bright yellow |

2 un » emphasis is again on co-ordl- rope. Simultaneously, they are also useful as a coverup for a The colors for this collection = _o 2. 1 10d to wear with red MRS. KURT F. PANTZER ' nated separates since these are a far cry from the hit-ommiss swim suit. are clear, both pastel and bright. A CCesSOrias 2 fs general chairman of the fashions most adaptable to life “mix-matching” that used to Fabrics form the foundation Where stripes are used, and they Hl Ce a . Ion. ; C otf benefit. Mrs. Frank A. Ferry In the sun, characterize separates, of this designer's collection. She appear often, they are usually sounded wardrobe, @ precious possession a never forg yiten gift e ashion-conscious woman

is president of the affairs com-

California designer Stephanie

Brown denim, newly import-

likes a butcher-weave rayon-

muted pastels. There's a good

will need several shades and |

KOKICHI MIKIMOTO is known the world over as the

mittee. Those assisting with Koret, who has made these ant, makes a sleeveless stroller and-cotton that’s completely deal of white, pink and sun yel- : hd . arrangements are ee separates her hallmark, believes coat that goes over a matching washable. As a tie-in for this low, all of them cued to outdoor es to complement her out- | origham of He proces: of suiting Jeoh in live Merritt Fields, Charles M that sun fashions should be one-piece playsuit. Or, it appears fabric, she uses a fine cotton living under blue skies. : { oysters. Possessed of rare beauty and magniticen Wells, T. R. Lyda, Irma V. lustre these pearls are truly exceptional in every

Lindener and William D. Hall. Mesdames Herman C, Wolff, Maxwell Coppock, Irving Fauvre, William C. Griffith, Henry Hornbrook, Fred Luker, J. M. McDermott, Harry V. Wade, J. C. Cunningham, H. R. Williams, Howard T. Griffith

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FRIENDS have invited you to goon a week-end trip in their car,

Blackwood on Bridge—

Trying to Make 90, Muzzy Loses 1100

ir. Champion's sarcasm crackled after Mr. Muzzy's play of this hand.

South dealer North-South vulnerable

ten of spades. Mrs. Keen overruffed with the jack and. now Mr. Dale's spade holding was good for two more undertricks.

Match Periods, Slip Covers When slip-covering your furniture, make sure both the fabric and the style vou choose are fitting to the particular

period of your chair or sofa. Ruffled flounces,

respect—and are found only at Charles Mayer and

Company.

Lay Away a Gift NOW for Christmas

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and George T. Parry. : \ : : in floral or Mesdames Joseph M. Bloch, WRONG: Make no effort I don't blame you at all, NORTH Down four. plaid fabrics, go well with DEFERRED J. W. Coffey. John Gordon to take along as little luggage Muzzy, for refusing to accept Mr. Champion if Mr. Dale had led his fourth Early American styles. PAYMENTS— Ringhan Hupen Hickam, Har- - as possible. a mere 50 points for beating yy 56 a before Dleking 5D i Box pleats in medium-to-old C. Buell, Mary E. Mercier, : : —7 2 side’s two he rinners, Mr. large fabrics or woven stripes 0/4 Thomas l.. Neal, L. G. Gord- RIGHT: Realize that the Hiem ai fee b—KQJs3 Muzzy could have saved a coraplement 18th abi Pl NO CARRYING ner, Thomas Harvey Cox, Stan- storage space for luggage is g ne Sr C—263 trick by discarding a heart pieces. For modern. use straight A N ~/ CHARGE ley Sheard, Lindon A. Bailey, limited, and so plan to take a Salo. : 4 WEST EAST from the board on the fourth phox or inverted pleats at tho D CON PAN Walter Houppert, G. W. Gustat- traveling bag that is not too Wer ne . oo club lead. corners j $ 29 WEST WASHINGTON STREET @ INDIANAPOLIS son, and Joel Quinto. large or of an awkward size. for the moun- Mr. Dale Mrs. Keen 5 Mesdames Lowell Fisher, lg/hous Rare S—K94 S—J 8 Norman Stanley, Mark A. Daw- kb k ' Wi d § hicn a H—A J 54 H—-K 83 eis : : son, E. R. Alcorn and Mrs. akers INQgows: al. DAY D--1038542 Which Coat Has the Milium Lining? George Dixon. Also Misses Ch . Fe ye C—KQJ4 C2 Josephine Madden, Helen Cof- ristmas Treat RS hal SOUTH Why, the coat far left, of course. fey and Helen Hollingsworth. a ing k Mr. Muzzy Sea how Hs wearer looks warm and happv 3 On the committee for pub- Pass any baker's window and spades. S—AQ5?2 » sh a hell a a Te . lcity will be Mesdames Buell, you'll find an assortment of r How did 1 H—Q 10 9 6 ] That! Le the chilly Indianapolis bide » william C. Power and Paul good things to eat for your Mr. Muzzy now they —a : 5 Ny 3 af's ecause Milium, the new metai- + gq Starrett. Yolidav table. There are Cliriat couldn't make C—A 1095 li \ \ / - insulated lining, holds body heat inside . - T 8 s r pom f £ 34 : ' . $ Poligay 1avle, There a7e Chrsei- free. diamonds.” sulked Mr. Gia 4 Pi) ; the coat in cold weather. Likewise, i A The bidding: ‘ TIA : Milium turns sun rays away, keeps heat and pumpkin pies and fruit “What if they COULD make SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST leh Agia ii : ¥° Sway, PY ea:

outside in warm weather. So

< it?” Mr. Champion screamed. re ; cakes galore. D ' 18 Dbl. 2S Pass always look for the Milium fining You'll also want to drop in It's only 60 points—and you i \ f tempts off ke to Went down 1100 at your bid.” Pass. Dbl Pass 3p x for all-weather comfort. or a tempting coffee cake i ss Db. AN Pass 5 AN. simplify meal-planning during , 2 . - : + MR CHAMPION was even =o era these busy days. Coffee cake : 5 ® S can be served with milk and righter than usual. Mr. Muz- EY ie lad Sous us A : : ; abe) lone Mr. “we . stewed’ fruit for a simple, but 2's bidding is indefensible, took the ace. ! the Milium lining—plus alpaca QUESTION—Is there any ious breakfast Especially when you are vul- The queen of clubs was (& danger in having one’s nose 1 nerable and the opponents are cashed and on the jack Mrs J . » ’ there is any left, reheat ? : : i . . - straightened? How much Ct UIT IC ATE CT not, why fight over a measly Keen (lashed the eight of . assures you warmth without bulk or weight would such an operation cost, hearts. Mr. Dale then led to

and who would do it? ANSWER — Answering these questions backwards, this operation would be performed by a plastic surgeon. ‘ The cost depends on how much work has to be done and would have to be ar-. ranged individually with the surgeen. There {s not much danger {n *his operation, providing the surgeon is trained in that field, and considers it safe to undertake.

= ” = QUESTION: A few years ago I had an abscessed gland on my neck. Since that time I have had a breaking out in my scalp and my hair has been falling at an alarming rate. Could the trouble I had with my neck be the cause of the scalp condition? ANSWER: It doesn't Hkely 5

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baked eggs and pan-browned

sausage.

Sour Cream

Need some sour cream for cooking? If you don't have any kind on hand, or haven't the time to go to the store for the commercial kind, try adding one tablespoon of vinegar to one cup of evaporated milk. Let it stand for awhile in a warm place,

New Tempter

Here's an idea for the holiday |

hor d'oeuvres tray. Mix tuna with chili sauce, Worcestershire, a dash each of cayenne and garlic salt, Make the mixture fairly stiff. Core a large dill

pickle. Pack the tuna mixture in: chill and slice to serve.

partial score at the risk of a damaging set? A good signal by Mrs. Keen

made certain of a four trick set for the defenders. Mr, Dale led the king of clubs, Mrs,

Keen played the seven and Mr.

her King. A heart return was taken by Mr. Dale with the jack over Mr. Muzzy's ten.

% ~ ~ » MR. DALE then led his last

club and, in desperation, Mr, Muzzy ruffed with dummy’s

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