Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1951 — Page 17

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Ti:uDSDAY, DEC. 13, 1051

MERIT AWARD WINNERS—Honored for signal achievement during the last year are (left, top to bottom) Helen Imrie, Shelley Winters and Maureen Stapleton; (center) Apry;’ (right, top to bottom) Maria Tallchief, Jeanne Campbell and Elsie Frankfurt. :

Nine Young Women and Poodle

Receive Magazine Awards

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Times Special

NEW YORK, Dec. 13— Apry, a poodle, is today the proud possessor of a 1951 Merit Award from Made-

moiselle magazine.

For the ninth year in succession, awards were presented to 10 young women who—with one exception—are between the ages of 17 and 32 and “who have already distinguished themselves in their fields and are expected to achieve even greater honors.” according to Betsy Talbot Blackwell, Mademoiselle’s editor-in-chief. In making the award to the exception, three-year-old Apry, who belongs to comedienne Imogene Coca, Mrs. Blackwell cited poodle (cloth) “top dog” for lifting 1951's apparel fabrics into three dimensions. “Bred in the woolen mills,” she ‘said, “poodle has endeared a new brand of crinkly, lumpy, bumpy, slightly wild and woozy fabric to the (fashion-wise;

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than we've had in a dog's age— and inspired the poodle haircut, which is now curling up a million pretty heads.”

THE FIELDS represented in

“ “In this year’s Merit Awards (as

featured in the January issue

= of MADEMOISELLE) are avi-

ation, government, business, theater, dance, fashion, movie, ‘sports and mathematics. . Here are Apry’s nine cowinners:

CARO BAYLEY of Springfield, O., pilot, who this year

i . established an official world Stravinsky's “Firebird” espe-

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record by taking her Piper Super Cub up more than a mile higher than any light plane had gone before. A flight teacher she was 1951 women’s international champion stunt flyer. HELEN IMRIE of Rumford, R.I, government whose work in German reorientation for the State Department (including courses on U. 8. life and inter-European problems) won her a recent appointment as the only specialist on community affairs in the German Cultural and Special Relations Department.

ELSIE FRANKFURT of Dallas, business executive, who,

fresh out of college, borrowed -

$500, went into business with Her two sisters in a rented loft. From that unlikely beginning she rose to the presidency of the Page Boy Maternity Co., and last September became the first woman member of the Young Presidents Organization,

. Whose members must be presi-

dents of million-dollar corporations before the age of 39.

MAUREEN STAPLETON of New York, stage actress, who in 1951 (just seven years after arriving in New York with $100 in her pocket) soared to stardom on Broadway with her brilliant portrayal of Serafina in “The Rose Tattoo.” She is now on a nation-wide tour in the Tennessee Williams play.

MARIA TALLCHIEF of New York, dancer, whose coldfire brilliance inspired the New York City Ballet to revive

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convinced critics and the public that she’s ready to take her ! place with the all-time great ladies of the American dance— St. Denis, Graham, DeMille and

TKaye.

JEANNE CAMBELL of New York City, fashion designer, who began with crude drawings and progressed through sportsshop managing to designing young, casual clothes for Loomtogs. There she also has | proved by her own ingenuity that high fashion and low prices can be synonymous.

SHELLEY WINTERS of Hollywood, movie actress, who gave up cheesecake and proved herself this year as potentially one of the screen’s true dramatic stars with her subdued but powerful portrayal of the | Alice Tripp role in “A Place in | the Sun.” {

MAUREEN ‘CONNOLLY of

San Diego, teen-age tennis ace, |

who by sheer obstinacy

and |

perfectionism last fall became |

the youngest national women’s singles champion since May Sutton's 1904 victory.

DR. ILSE LISL NOVAK of | Princeton, mathematician, | whose doctoral thesis in the field of. mathematical logic has won her honors from Bell Tele- | phone Laboratories and Rad- | cliffe College, is now at Princeton’s Institute for Advanced Studies continuing her research in relation algebras. To quote one authority: “Dr. Novak's | findings seem to threaten anew | crisis in ‘the foundations of |

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