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JNDIAN-HIT balls are traveling a long distance these days. In fact, they're going as far as England. And

“ receiving them on that side is, not an outfielder, but

rather, a team booster, L.. L.. Goodman, 301 W. Kessler

Blvd.

Mr. Goodman, ardent Indianapolis Indians fan, recently left for England to visit relatives. But’ somehow, he couldn't be without communication abou# the team's progress. Consequently, he has a sports section of the paper mailed to him daily #0 he can at least read about the ballpark activity.

You can’t take it with you-—-(the team), but there's nothing to stop you from rooting. - » »

ARE YOU one of the chosen people? Mrs. Carl J. Weinhardt, 4833 N. Meridian St., evidently is.” She will be sheltering the Llord’'s Puppets in her basement next week. It isn't that the creatures are homeless or without a roof over their heads. As a matter of fact the master himself will place them in Mrs. Weinhardt's custody. Daniel Hornasius, Ft, Harrison, a young GI who works 109 strings, is owner of the dolls and will entrust them to Mrs. Weinhardt while he goes to New York. Mr. Hornasius, who will be the main attraction at the June 8 charity show spon sored by the Indiana Chapter National Society of Arts and Letters in Riddick's Auditorium, is the only puppet opera-

“for in the country who works

with his hands exposed to the audience. Before entering the service, his hands were insured for $10,000. In preparation for the NSAL California convention next month, committee members have been donating® their time to type up circulars and information in the Weinhardt home. One young man, eager to do his bit, stopped in and asked Mrs. Weinhardt if he could help type, claiming he was a poer typist. His admission was proven when the papers appeared with “national conception” in place of “national convention.” In a way, he wasn't too wrong. After all, the organization is responsible for the birth of new artists publicity-wige. » ” s . FRESH AIR keeps the mind alert.’ And fresh alr is what Civic Theater members will

We, the Women—

have when they elect their new officers June 14 in Narthern Beach. : The group will meet for a back stage basket picnic and will "be given plenty of space to fight out the election battle. In the contest between two teams will be Kenneth Lemmons, president; Justin Blackwell, vice president; Peg Lyda, secretary, and George Finney, treasurer, all candidates on one slate. ! John BenediX will head the opposing slate as president; Francis Drury, vice president; Elizabeth Pert, secretary, and Hugh Talbot, treasurer. » EJ »

HOOSIERS WILL BE well represented at ‘Wellesley Col lege this fall. Miss Mary Ellen Burton

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Enoc! B. Burton, 5850 N, New Jersey St., was awarded the Indian apolis Wellesley College scholarship for next year. Also going as a freshman from here will be Miss Caroline ®* Kahn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan W. Kahn, 4802 N. Meridian St Other Indiana girls who have enrolled for the coming yea: are Miss Claire Wilkinson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Wilkinson, Carmel, Miss Ellen Parr say, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. May, Madison, and Miss Sherry Ann Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Scott, Logansport. With so many of them around, there's little chance of their getting homesick when they get to Massachusetts a =n 2 : THE MEXICAN HAT DANCE wouldn't have been out of order in Speedway recently. Mrs. Danny Oakes and Mrs. Jay Camberlain, both attractive blonds from I.os Angeles, Calif., shared a huge natural straw sombrero during the trials. Mrs. Oakes, thé driver's, wife and Mrs. Chamberlain, who came here with her husband for the races, kept passing the hat back and forth even though it was large enough to sheiter both women at the same time. It’s still a mystery as to how they could see through the at least 2-inch straw tassels hanging from the brim.

Janie Knows Her Way Around Men—Women Too

By RUTH MILLETT J ONE WOMEN often are a drug on the social market—

but not Janie.

Janie gets invited everywheré. She is a real asset to

any hostess. Janie can always be counted ° on to arrive when she is supposed to, looking attractive and in a party -~ frame of mind. If the evening is off to a slow start, Janie has a knack for getting a general conversation started. Being a business woman, she knows enough of what is going Ruth Millett .on in the town to hit upon topics that interest men, : And though she could not have too much time for reading, she knows everything interesting in the day's newspapers, including the sports section. .

But though she can get the men talking, she doesn’t play up to them and ignore the other women. She is just as quick to give Sue a chance to tell about her voluntéer:job at the hospital as to get Sue's husband to express his ideas on a local political question.

. » . SHE CAN TELL a funny story without dragging it out or getting the punch line first. And if conversation {s lagging, she just happens to know some new game that catches on because of Janie's own enthusiasm, : Janie never talks a long time, herself. Bhe speaks up often, but not at length. So she is never boring. And she can be counted on make the hostess feel that the food is extra special, and that the party is a success.

THE WHOLE point is that Janie is a blessing to hostesses, because wherever she goes the pays her way by being the kind of guest a hostess knows she can count on. ? Married or single, the Janles of this world are never a drug on the social market.

Sorority to Fete Birthday Guests

Members of Alpha Chapter, Chi Omega Chi Sorority, with

birthdays in May will be honor | guests tonight at a meeting in /

the home of Mrs. William Zody,

$1000 Study

Fund Is Set

Times Special

CHICAGO, Ill, May 28 — Kappa Delta Phi, professional education fraternity, the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults, and the Easter Seal Society announce

the establishment of a $1000 scholarship for graduate study

in the field of ‘rehabilitation of

the handicapped. The grant will go te a qualified student in medical social work wishing to complete the second: year required for a master's degree, specializing in rehabilitation of the crippled. Study will be provided in the School of Social Service Administration, University of Chicago. The course will be varied to meet the needs of the student. ; ; Graduate students holding an A. B, degree in social work can obtain applications from the National Personnel Registry and Employment Service of the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults, 11 8. LaSalle 8t., Chicago.

Use Sense In Reducing

Trying to take off excess weight accumulated during the winter months? It's a good idea, for normal weight is an ald to good health.

The usual reason for over- |

weight is simply overeating, and so the way to take off weight is to reduce food intake. However, it is very important that the foods included in a reducing diet supply all essential food values. No “freak” foods are needed. : A healthful, economical re-

ducing diet » d include citrus fruit, eggs, enriched bread, lean meat, fish or poultry, low-

calorie vegetables and fruits, skim milk or buttermilk.

Here's How You Can Stay . Glamorous on the.Beach

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BEAUTIFUL WET OR DRY—Esther Williams, MGM swimming star, manages to stay lovely through hours of rigorous swimming by using waterproof makeup provided- by her studio makeup Here she models the |. 7

artists. new 1952 Cole of California “Esther Williams" bathing suit,

HERE are very few women today who look lovely without makeup. In fact most of them wouldn't be caught dead outside -their dressing rooms without at least a dash of lipstick. Motion picture stars are no exception, and a swimming star such as Esther Williams must stay lovely wet or dry. She makes sure that her makeup.is waterproof when she swims. She has the advantage over most women inasmuch as her studio compounds for her special waterproof makeup. EJ » v WITH SUMMER and swimming for all just around the corner, local mermaids will be faced with the same old problem of how to stay glamorous on the beach. Waterproof makeup, of course, is the answer, but how will you know before you take the plunge that you'll come up with the same pretty face? There is a makeup on the market that is waterproof. It is made by Hazel Bishop and is available in all leading drug stores and department stores. The no-smear lipstick is vivid and glowing and creamy in texture. When properly blotted its makers claim it will not eat off, kiss off or smear off.

o # ” THE NEWEST SHADE, designed particularly to comple-

ment sun-tanned skins fs Real | is wonderful on |

Orange. It redheads, too. Of course, the lipstick comes in many other lovely shades, too. If your skin is sallow you need a touch of rouge on your checks on the beach. You can’t depend on a powder base to heighten your skin tone. Hazel Bishop's liquid rouge will give you a long-lasting glow to your skin through hours of playing water baby.

Called Complexion Glow, it | comes in a wide range of colors,’

including Real Orange, and

spreads easily and quickly over |

the skin even without powder |

base. It comes in two sizes for

$1 and $1.50, and is also avail- |~

able in all “fine drug and department stores. ° Locher,)

Sororjty Meeting

Mrs.! Dennis Oldham, 1710 Central Ave., will be hostess for the 7:30 p. m. business session of the Verae Sorcers Chapter, Verus Cordis Sorority.

| Girls—No More

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Give Your

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Painted Rouge Look!

Not a cake or paste rouge! Hazel Bishop's amazing new-kind-of liquid -creme rouge blends so per|fectly with your natural skin'tone,

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THAN ANY OTHER PRODUCT WITH BLEACHING!

IT’S AMAZING — BUT TRUE! New Fab washes whiter without bleaching than any soap, any other 4 no-rinse” suds or any washing product known with’ bleach in the wash water. And, freshly rinsed Fab clothes are cleaner than you can get them with any soap because Fab washes out dirt and leaves no dulling sodp scum! As you use Fab, clothés get whiter and whiter . . . colors get brighter and brighter. And you have the world's sweetest-smelling wash!

IF YOU PREFER NOT TO RINSE, Fab gives you the cleanest possible, sweetest-smelling no-rinse wash!

Buy the economical GIANT SIZE!

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — An Entirely New Type of Sewing: Instruction Is O

~COLORS LOOK

An entirely different . prin: ciple of Fewing instruction is being offered for beginners in a new book called “Vogue's New Book for Better Sewing" published this month by Simon and Schuster, Inc, Available. now in Ayres’, Block's and : Stewart's book stores, it is a .clearly- {llus-

_ «In the process

trated book prepared by the Vogue Pattern Service and sells for $2.95. It is designed to tedch the reader how to sew

by actually sewing. Step-by-step: instructions are given so she can make herself a com-

plete wardrobe of 14 basic garments, of , making

these clothes, or some of them, she will learn how to follow the Instruction sheets that

come with all dress patterns. >

Complete information is given in regard to what pattern to buy to suit the reader's particular size, what fabrics. are suitable to different

int PACE ffered for Beginners

kinds of patterns and how to make that particular garment. In 14 chapters the book tells every step in the making of 14

different garments, Detalls of cutting, fitting, facing and making button holes are cov~ ered with easy-to-understand illustrations.

WASHABLE

BRIGHTER, TOO!

A COLGATE-PALMOLIVE-PEET PRODUCT

See the beautifully styled aute- & matic gas clothes dryers on our sales floor. May be purchased on easy monthly payment terms. Purchase price includes installation,

Anything that does as much to ease the housewife's job as a modern automatic gas clothes dryer is worth many, many times the price. And the price of this nationally known “wifesaver’ is within the reach of all. You may have one installed in your home for a down payment as low as $28.45 . . , bal ance on convenient monthly terms. An antomatic gas clothes dryer eliminates those trips to the clothes line with heavy baskets of wet laundry . . . dries clothes quickly, any time you want . .

that need ironing, saving sprinkling time. Few modern inventions constitute a greater boon to the housewife than this time-saving, labor-saving automatic gas clothes dryer. Come to 49 South Pennsylvania—pick one out for HER!

SAVE CLOTHES!

Fab — all by itself — washes dazzling white. Ybu don't need any bleach! So clothes last longer with no bleach to weaken fabrics or fade pretty, washable colors.

SAVE WORK!

Fab immediately loosens dirt and keeps it floating in the wash water. So, with new Fab, no soaking is needed! You can stop rinsing too—and save half your work!

. "damp dries" articles

AND, FAB WASHES CLOTHES

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SAVE HANDS!

New Fab is wonderfully mild to hands and, what's more, it's safe to use on baby’s

clothes. You'll find new Fab

is kind to your own pretty washables, too.

"CUT DISHWASHING TIME IN HALF!

Fab soaks dishes, glasses, pots, pans shiny clean! If a bit of food clings, the dishcloth whisks it off! Just a quick rinse and dishes drain sparkling clean. No hard scour.

ing and no wiping!

if, never leaves a “tell-tale” rouge ~ circle. “Complexion Glow” gives MORE TENDER your cheeks a soft, youthful ra-

4826 E. 21st St. Those to be feted at the 8 |} o'clock event include Mesdames |

WET Ten £40 WHITENS AS IT WASHES? IB - son, Fred Helvey and Tony ‘MACARONI / looking; perfectly beautiful! ~ Eels 1 Garzolinl, fpr | Purse size $1, plus tax. I : : o ry oi : fai \ iy See 2 > oe No oh Ba & 2 Jp) +] r 2 3 £1 i?

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