Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1952 — Page 4
Our Eligible Escort of Tomorrow .
PDICKIE COLCLESSER, of the cowpoke in a Western movie. When he doesn’t play office he's a make-
believe cowpoke. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Colclesser,
Blackwood on Bridge—
Don't Teach Partner During Game
R. CHAMPION doesn’t realize that he is wasting his time when he criticizes Mr. Muzzy and gives him “lessons” after every hand. Lately, Mr. Champion has given out with this free instruction on the subject of finessing: As usual, Mr. Muzzy misinterprete d what had been said and the freak result proved again that you don't get paid for teaching your partner during a game. You are the one who pays. Overbidding his hand slightly, Mr. Muzzy jumped into a four spade contract and -Mr. Champlon took the first two tricks with the king and queen of diamonds. He then shifted to a trump and Mr. Muzzy was in, He saw that he had a sure loser
Mr. Champion
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Beauty— Cleanliness Is
By BETTY LOCHER Times Beauty Editor
HINING cleanliness is the first rule of beauty for everyone. No amount of
powder will cover the grime of yesterday, so be thorough in your cleansing. No powder base will reduce the redness of 2 chapped skin that has been ‘scrubbed too hard, so be gentle, £00. ; : A product that will cleanse your skin thoroughly and gently _is “Revital” by Barbara Gould.
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combines two of his favorite pastimes with an imitation
D514 Speedway Drive, are his parents.
rie started thinking—trying to re-
"South dealer Neither side vulnerable NORTH Mr. Dale S—K 653 H—A B82 D3 4 C—10764 WEST Mr. Champion S—72 H—Q54 D-KQJ63 c—-Q538
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in clubs. so could not afford to lose a trick in hearts.
EJ n FJ WINNING ANOTHER trump trick and ruffing his last diamond, Mr. Muzzy led a club to his ace. Here he paused and
‘member what Mr. Champion had said about finessing so that he could apply it to his handling of the heart suit,
His reasoning went like this. He himself would normally lead the nine of hearts to dummy’s ace, return a heart and finesse the jack. But (he figured) if thdt's the way he'd do ft, it must be wrong beeause Mr. Champion disapproved everything he did. He therefore decided to lead the jack and when Mr. Champion covered with the queen, dummy’s ace won. #n » »
NOW WITH THE ten and four other hearts still out. standing, Mr. Muzzy still had a finesse to take. This didn’t seem to displease him as he loves to finesse. He pulled a small heart from the board and hooked the nine. When this won he had his game made.
Mr. Dale looked at Mr. Cham-
pion. “On this hand, our pupil made a really sensational decision,” he remarked. “I'm beginning to like those lessons you're giving.”
the Key to Real Beauty
You will no doubt be shocked
at the soll you pick up when you go over your skin with a
I ET v ha
piece of cotton saturated with this cleanser,
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firms, lightens and lubricates at the same time. In fact, it is a complete beauty treatment in itself-—and so simple, too! You may have to use three or four pleces of cotton before there is no trace of soil. Then start with a fresh cotton pad soaked with the preparation and smooth over the face blending the vital oils and precious herbs contained in “Revital” into your skin. > - ” ” # IF USED sparingly, according to directions Which come in
the package, your skin will have a moist supple effect, not a greasy effect from the use of inefficient “cold cream” or the drawn dryness from a soap-and-hard-water shampoo. Faithful use of “Revital” will give a firmer, smoother look to the skin. You can get a bottle for $2.50 plus tax in ‘Wasson's or Block’ 5 Totletries Department.
Follow Betty Locher’s beauty tips each Monday in the Indianapolis Times women’s pages. 0
Gigi" Sefs Time for»
and
Lace Hose BLACK la ce stockings, reminiscent of those
worn by the femme fatale
at the turn of the century, will certainly turn a head or two in Indianapolis this spring. These new hose, just a beguiling mist of black on the leg, are being introduced at Wasson's this week by Gotham Hoslery. Newest
sensation of New
York, they were inépired by the’
performance of “Gigi,” current French comedy being played on Broadway. The “Gigi” stocking is made of smoothly clinging utterly transparent nylon in a fine vertical jacquard weave. It is especially smart for evening and cocktails with ballerina dresses, " = u
THE LACY STOCKINGS also come in a pale sunlight shade for street wear that will blend with almost any costume. The tone has just enough intensity to make the most of the sheer mist of color—doing for the leg what nature forgot. With the new “lacy” spring and summer shoes, feet and ankles should get plenty of compliments.
Although these stockings will undoubtedly influence hosiery fashion, the Gotham collection is predominately sheer wispy nylons that women love. Colors are lighter this season and range from apricot, a new
shade recommended for pastels, -
to misty taupe to wear with gray and violet tones. Muted beige looks well with blue, red flower shades. Grayed brown will complement green and brown. Gotham continues to proportion stockings to the size of the leg with Type A for short, small or slender legs; Type B for average legs; Type C for longer or plus-proportioned legs.
Recognize
once you have found it,
True Self
IF SOMEONE asked you to describe yourself, what would you say? Do you think you are the petite, feminine type, or the more robust, outdoor girl? Are you confident and responsive, or do you consider your personality more on the quiet side? The crux of the matter is this —do you see yourself as you really are, or only as you would like to be? This is a question you must answer, before you can make the most of your personality and appearance. > ” = EJ
BECAUSE A DRESS or hat
looks lovely on a model, for instance, that's no guarantee it will be right for you. Frills and ruffles may suit your feminine -figure, but not at all times. . Even the most fragile women must acknowl-
edge that certain occasions call |
for a little less fluff. Perhaps everyone has always claimed you give a small appearance even though you are 5 9. Well, if that's the case, you probably see no reason why you can’t wear small hats, tiny belts and carry undersize pocketbooks. ” ” ” 4 ACTUALLY, YOU probably look small only because your clothes choices are just right for your figure. Ask yourself if your voice and mannerisms belong to you or are they merely acquired. A petite woman may think it is appropriate for her to act like a “little girl,” but chances are she would be much more appealing if she would Just be natural. Learn to be an individual, Don’t copy anyone else's style. Look for your true. self, and try never to lose it again.
Former Local Girl Engaged
Times Special
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2
The announcement of
Miss Suzanne Dupuy Littell's engagement to Theodore Dwight Westfall Jr. has been made here. The wedding will be the latter part of April. ’
The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mrs. Eve Logan Littell, San Mateo, and Dr. J. Jerome Littell, Santa Rosa, all formerly of Indianapolis.
Miss Littell was graduated from ‘Tudor Hall School and Denison University where she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. She did graduate work in clinical psychology In the University of Colorado. n u n SHE IS ASSOCIATED with the guidance clinic of the Alameda County Probation Department. ;
Miss Littell is a member of the Indianapolis Junior League,
Players Club and “Dramatic |
Club. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Capt. and Mrs, Westfall, Rio Del Mar, Cal. He at-
tended George Washington University and was graduated from
the University of Wasihngton. |
He is a member of Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity. He is biologist for the cal: fornia State Department of Fish and Game.
: Sleeping Tip
Safeguard your health while
you sleep by seeing to it that"
your pillow is sufficiently thick
lon Jour head bo mann
4 tual case ae CORONET
Rotary to Hear Library Officer
Miss Elizabeth Ohr, Indian-
apolis Public Library art and |
music department director, will be the speaker for "the 6:15 p. m. dinner of the Woman's Rotary Club tomorrow, Her topic will be “Prints and Print Makers.” A member of the club,’ Miss Ohr will be introduced by Mrs. E. M. Schofield, program chairman.
- Coronet tells
~The Truth About Marital Infidelity
In an article packed with ac. exposes the shame and bitterness . .. the shattered lives that ‘are the price of infidelity! Husbands who believe illicit affairs “won't affect my family"; wives who think “my husband and children will never know" should read, “You Can't Get Away with Marital Infidelity” «hard-hitting, plain-spoken feature in
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a Diet—
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By VIVIAN BLAINE HE term “tragic” is one that's often used in connec-
tion with overweight. It's no exaggeration. x in sharing this seven-day diet and my diet secrets with you,”
I speak from experience. I have been overweight, very much overweight. My weight problem was a definite handicap to my career and this, to me, was tragic. It began in my teens, when I found that it was impossible for me to get rid of the so-called “baby-fat.” I was just beginning my stage and movie career and those extra pounds were proving stumbling blocks in the path to everything 1 wanted. Casting directors took one look at me and turned away.
» ” - “SHE HAS A pretty face,” they'd say, “but she's much too fat.” Then, turning to me they'd
ask, “Why. don't you try reducing?” Why,indeed! I had tried. I
had tried everything. I had literally starved myself for weeks to try to trim down. I'd go without food in order to land a particular role. Most often, the only thing that happened was that I gained a few more pounds, A
5 8 . MY MOVIE career got under way in spite of, not because of, my figure. I am five feet two and at times I have weighed as much as 150 pounds. And at my height and with a small bone structure! I weigh exactly 105 pounds today. My particular problem turned out to be water retention. This is a problem common to many people who are overweight. It doe not mean that if you
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Here's the first of seven exclusive stories by the star of the Broadway hit, “Guys and Dolls,” a girl who really knows what a diet means becausp extra pounds almost blotted out her stage and screen career. In this series she shares her diet and exercise secrets. Teamed with Vivian Blaine is Ann Williams-Heller, author of the popular “Reducers’ Cook Book” (published by Wilfred Funk, Inc.), which gives more than 300 tasty and simple recipes, tricks and. shortcuts for weight-watchers.
have it, you should just stop drinking water. It .does mean that, first, you should consult your doctor, and second, that
you should cut down on thé
amount of salt you use.
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THE LIBERAL use of salt means that you retain water and that this water retention will keep those pounds on you. On the diets in this series you can lose from two to five ounds in one week, in accordance with the kind of life you lead (active or inactive), and the amount of weight you must lose. The active person who's very overweight will lose more rapidly. I hope that you'll follow this diet with me, and end up looking younger and slimmer and feeling happier!
Play Results
R esuits of play are announced by the Industrial Contract Bridge League for its master point game Friday night. Winners follow: (Possible Score 27) —Foxworthy Ford: Harold Erner, Dr. George Goldman, William Wein-
dorf, Rudolph Stump 17.5. Paper Package Co.; Mrs. E, C. Ball, Carl E. Bruce, William T. Macdonald, R. P. McCalip 16. A three-way for third place gave a 15.5 score to the Indiana University Graduate School: David Paolucci, Odmini Gilberg, Tom Garman, Herbert Adler, and Standard Oil: Mrs.
D. A. Sweeney, Miss Annabell,
Van Winkle, Miss Margaret Watson, Mike Casey, and New York Central Railroad: R. F. Pasho and Mesdames S. R. Richardson, Wasslace Sim pson and J. A. Morris. The next session of the league will be at 7:30 p. m. Mar. 7 in the Construction League Building.
and Dr.
Holy Cross Bridge Club's team of four . championships was played Saturday night in Holy Cross Hall. Out of a possible 28, winners were: Mesdames Joseph J. Greenenp Joseph Conley and E. C. Ball George F. Goldman, 19; Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Goottee and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Riegner, 18, and a three-way tie: Mesdames J. C. Stafford, Waring Lynch, R. C. Fisbeck and Claude Lett; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace A. Simpson, Mrs. S. R. Richardson and Mrs. Nora Morris and Jack J. O'Keefe, Claude Lett, C. E. Madinger and C. F. Glunt, 171s.
Thy Neighbor
How many of us read of disaster on some far corner of the earth—
Want to Lose Excess Weight? Here Are Some Valuable Tips
MONDAY, FEB. 25, 195% |
By ANN WILLIAMS-HELLER OU, too, can shed extra pounds and inches with lasting “results, With three square meals a day, weight. control is easy, pleasant and safe. You can lose about two pounds a week, and maybe more.
More pounds will be lost if you are very active or considerably overweight; and less if your weight is almost ideal and you have little physical exercise. v First, consult your doctor. Get the green light from him before you start. Then, go ahead ‘and EAT (not starve) your way to slimness. The diet is simple; easy, too, on your purse and time in the Kitchen.
o on ” IT IS scientifically calculated to give you all health-essential proteins, vitamins and minerals at a minimum calorie-price of 1100 per day. So, do not skip any foods, and you may have coffee and tea. With coffee, have it any way you want; drip or percolated, vacuum or potbrewed; have it regular, decaffeinated or pure “instant” type. Of course, no sugar or cream with beverages and fruits; no butter or fat with vegetables. And of meat, poultry and fish, put the lean parts on your plate. Go easy on salt. ,J.ean heavily on green salads; they fill without stuffing. For added meal enjoyment, here's a low-caloried recipe for mock cream dressing.
” s n MASH FINE the yolks of two hard-cooked eggs and - put through course sieve. Blend into one cup buttermilk, and season
Hadassah Unit to Meet
Hadassah members will meet for a dessert luncheon at 1 p. m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. David B. Klain, 3955 Washington Blvd.,. to’ make plans for the annual Youth Services fund raising event. All members who wish to participate in-the:-event-are invited. Mrs. J. A. Goodman. will address the meeting and will tell of the work of the Brandeis Vocational Center in Israel supported by Hadassah Youth Services. The Center trains young people in Israel in schools needed to make them self-supporting. Mrs. Erwin Permer is chairman and Mrs. Harold Lewis, co-chairman of the Hadassah
Cleaning of Phones Wipe your telephone with a sudsy cloth whenever you houseclean—but don’t let water drip into open parts.
V b ‘a Youth Services in Indianapolis, with one-fourth teaspoon each of salt and pepper, a few drops of lemon juice if desired, and one teaspoon of chopped chives, Chill for at least 30 minutes before serving. Store in well-covered jar or bottle in refrigerator. Keeps for about one week. Makes 16 tablespoons (one cup) dressing, = ” = FIRST DAY Before breakfast: Juice of "3 lemon in small glass of hot water. Breakfast Grapefruit (75 medium) One Egg (Soft-cooked or poached) Two Rye Crackers (17%x3% in.) Cottage Cheese (1 tablespoon) Coffee or Tea Skim Milk (1 cup) Luncheon Bouillon or Consomme (1 cup with Melba Toast Slice 315x11%5x1% in.)
Lean Corned beef (3x2x1%5 in.)
or Steamed Whitefish (3% x2% x3 in.) Steamed Green Cabbage (13 cup) One Banana Skim Milk (1 cup) Coffee or Tea Dinner Large Green Lettuce Bowl (with 2 tablespoons Mock Sour Cream Dressing) Broiled or Panned Liver (2 slices, 3x2%x3% in.) Stewed Tomatoes (12 cup) Jacket Potato (12 medium, 31, inches long) Fresh Citrus Fruit Cup (3 cup, no sugar) Coffee or Tea Skim Milk (1 cup) Some time during day: 1 teaspoon cod-liver oil (or capsule equivalent) with one (2%4x1% inches) whole wheat cracker,
PTA City Council Sets Meeting
The Parent Teacher Assoclation city council will meet at 9 a. m. Wednesday in Ayres’ Auditorium. All PTA members are welcome. The morning session will be devoted to Juvenile Protection, Home and Family Living. The afternoon will be a discussion of character and spiritual education. Juvenile Court will give a movie during the lunch hour, Those attending will bring their own sandwiches. Soft drinks will be furnished.
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