The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 May 1964 — Page 4

Poge 4 TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

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Secrets Of Summer Chic: Starts At The Top, Stick To The Shift

By Natalie Gittelaon r simple story of the most chic JOANNE WOODWARD, the heads of summer, beautiful and famous young star; HERE IS THE WAY Joanne of so many motion pictures i Woodward wears her short hair ♦ and now. with her actor-hus- day and night: She brushes a band. Paul Newman, the co-star I straight bang plumb forward of a Broadway playl was break- not from above the forehead but fasting recently with her two (from the very height of the tiny daughters on the terrace i crown, nearly down to the eyeot the Central Park Zpo restau- i brows. This long, long line of rant in New York. She was | bang emphasizes a clean, sculpsimply dressed in a light sum- j tural look. She sweeps the hair mer shift — no different, really, j a* the sides behind the ears and from any of the young mothers j very close to the head. In back, on the terrace at the same tt is cropped as close to the neck moment. Her make-up was care- as *t c an be without looking fully discreet — a touch of pow- 1 boyish. der and very pale pink lipstick ^ SHREWDLY DESIGNED But even if you didn’t know she i COIFFURE like this can deterwas a movie star, you would j — and distinguish — your have been struck by her enor- i head-to-toe look for summer, mous, yet easy chic. . It is so soignee itself that, from WHAT WAS THE SECRET 1116 clothes point of view, you of it? I asked myself. Surely i need onl y a small workable not the fact that she was born wardrobe of equally soignee pretty. Pretty girls are a dime shifts to complete it. a dozen in all the cities of the j THIS SUMMER, the interestworld today. But astonishingly in £ fashion evolution of the few of them possess that lust- ! shift sti11 progresses full swing, rous and enviable quality we La3t y ear - it was a simple shell call ‘chic.’ No. what so pleased . of a dress > scruplously devoid of

the observing eye that sunny ( morning in the park was the j cool, clean, almost linear look of simplicity that began at the j top — with her smooth, uncom- I

plicated blonde coiffure.

Sail detail, in linen, cotton, silk or lace. This year, it is a simple i shell of a dress in linen, cotton, silk or lace, but somewhat more adorned from the dressmaker point of view. The shift looks newer, for instance, with a pin tucked bodice and a subtly indicated low waistline. It looks newer with a low-cut neck and

I ITALICIZE those words advisedly. Particularly in summer. when all hats are off, no

one can aspire even to modest.^,, , „ _

heights of style, unless her coif- *7 “ 1 * r ' *'"*• newer fure ts fashionably stralght , "Hh « »'‘Sl>tly cowled back and smooth, short and simple. (The t,nv “P* of A,tl,0 "* h

only other good possibility is straight, smoothe. long and .

simple.! Miss Woodward brush- ‘"Wlant points of emphasis rees her shining hair - both for “^hangvd. It is not close-

ly fitted. It never clings to the

the decor has become slightly more dramatic, however, the

mornings at the zoo and on stage at night in the immensely sophisticated play. “Baby Want

body. Careful seaming accounts for its easy silhouette. Rich colorful and fine fabric account

a Kiss” — in precisely the same T

way. The fact that It look, ,o i ° r '"dl's,. deliciousapropos both In the park withl 1 * c001 charm - The k< *

the children and In the theatre I tion: col, ' ure P lus

with a flowery summer evening dress or a huge mauve silk taf-

feta dinner coat tells the whole i ^ ures C or P')

French, Russian Offers Refused WASHINGTON UPI — The United States has rejected French and Soviet proposals for a full scale international conference on Laos unless there is first an effective ceasefire and the Communists withdraw from

recently captured territory. The State Department declared that unless these conditions were met there would be “no benefit” in convening a 14nation Geneva conference for Laos similar to the one held in 1962. In making this declaration, the United States essentially backed the position of Laotian neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma.

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Disagree Over Pay Raise Bill WASHINGTON UPI — Spokesmen for government employe groups clashed Monday on the merits of a federal government pay raise bill that includes a $7,500 salary hike for members of Congress. Vaux Owen president of the National Federation of Federal employes, told the Senate Post Office Committee considering the $512 million bill that the legislation discriminates against middle and upper level government employes. It fails to provide sufficient funds to bring salaries up to a comparable level in private industry, he said. However, John W. Mackey, president of the 60,000 member National Postal Union, strongly endorsed the measure that has been listed by President Johnson a» one of his “must” pieces of legislation this year. Mackay also supported the pay raise for members of Congress. Owen testified that the measure. which has been revived in the House after being defeated

earlier this year, had been trimmed down in the middle and upper grades to make the legislation more economical.

Hoosier Held On Serious Charges DAYTON, Ohio UPI —Curtis Alvin Angell, Indianapolis, was held here on a charge of staging s $52,000 robbery at a Farmersville, Ohio, bank Friday and of | assault with intent to kill a fedi eral officer. A U.S. commissioner Saturday set bail at $40,000 after he was captured in a gun battle | here at a downtwon hotel. Special FBI agent Ed Mason at Cincinnati said they received a tip Angell was at the hotel ! and they cornered him in a room where he decided to shoot

j it out.

He tossed a suitcase loaded with $28,103 and a gun into a swimming pool from his seventh floor room. Another two guns and 20 rounds of ammuni-

tion were in the room.

Angell sought for parole violation, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for a 1958 burglary

in Clarksburg, Ind. He

paroled last August. Two bandits handcuffed four bank employes and three customers in the Friday holdup and then beat up the assistant manager of the Farmersville branch of the Miamisburg First National Bank. Mason said Angwell is suspected of a Jan. 9 Indianapolis bank robbery but no charges have been filed.

Cornell, in 1874. offered the first U. S. journalism course. About 5 million Americans wear contact lenses.

The first ice skates were made from small animal bones.

The average U.S. woman uses a dozen pairs of nylons a year.

Change In Command ! INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The | change in command which takes place twice each year in the Indiana Supreme and Appellate courts was announced Monday. Harold Achor. Anderson, became chief justice of the Supreme Court, succeeding Judge Frederick Landis, Logansport. Donald H. Hunter, Anderson, succeeds Joseph O. Carson, North Vernon, as chief justice of the Appellate Court.

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Brontosarus. the largest dinosaur, weighed about 40 tons.

Chicago has 168 public parks. Columbus was paid roughly $320 for discovering America.

The monitor Merrimac was 275 feet long.

The Irish originated handball in the 10th century.

There are 34.000 Roman Catholic missionaries in Africa.

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