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Part 2-Page 2 IVt 1 Page 1G FR I pixep that you Xii I I I I was trying IN A HURRY. SURE i TO GET HER OUT CtlliragO SatltJ drtbuilf Thursday, December 29, 19SS THE FLIBBEHTY5 I SIS you GET IN BEE? AN? STAY THERE Plan New Years Eve in Calm Way UNTIL yOU CECIE7E TO 170 WHAT YOUR MOTHER TELLS ii. i i ii" sis YOU -n V)) (GOSH mom "feJ I VOH'T Then You'll Enjoy It Much More 1 1 Resort Wear TOWERfWKER '3 i I riH I r-a I warm but not too hot. Whether you bathe or shower, finish with.a cold shower to pep you up. Use a scented bath oil, or dash on your favorite cologne when you finish drying off.

Allow Time Now for make-up. Put it on in a good light, and allow yourself plenty of time to do an expert job. Use all the tricks to make it last so you won't have to worry about retouching every few minutes all evening. Apply your foundation, leave it for a few minutes, then blot well before powdering. Powder quite heavily; but pat, don't rub.

Brush off the excess, then press a damp cloth to your face briefly to set the powder. Apply your lipstick, let it set for five minutes, blot thoroly, powder over it, then apply a second coat. Get into your underthings, the freshest and prettiest you own. Take your hair down, dab perfume at your wrists and throat, and slip into your dress. Put the finishing touches on your hair, and you're ready to go.

nation's furniture men, 40,000 big spenders to take over the Producer Otto Preminger, Man With the Golden Arm he isn't at all surprised that THE JOTTED LYON: The strong, will be the next town from Jan. 9 to 20. back for the premiere of his at the Woods yesterday, says Otto Prrmingcr the Legion a helpful points up Motion narcotics." fines Watch who starred company r.Y AKLE.NE DAHL IF THERE'S one night of the year when woman wants to look her best, it's New Year's eve. And the way ou look is im portant not only for effect on others hut for your 1 -confidence. Let's Be Beautiful io feel you are looking yourlovelic.it, you should get ready in an organized, unhurried manner.

Learning the nnht way to Ho it is important for every big evening thruout the year. When you can manage it, allow yourself an hour and a half to two hours to get ready. First fix your hair, snd cleanse your face thoro-v. Next, lie down for at past 20 minutes in a darkened room with cotton pads soaked in witch hazel over yiur Elevate your feet while you relax, propping them up higher than your While you lie there, a stimulating mask- can be drying on your face, giving your skin a firm cachcr -Librarians The Chicago Teacher-Li-hrariansclub will hold a luncheon at 1 p. m.

Saturday, Jan. 28. jn the Furniture club, 666 Lake Shore dr. of Decency gave the movie rating. He believes it the archaic attitude of the Picture Producers' code in refusing to face the "menace of Whoops! Some parking will cost you $10 after Jan.

1. it. Actress Zohra Alton, received critics' raves when she for the folded Playwrights' here, gets her first Broadway break, a lead in John Van Druten's you don't a ci I u1 I 19 I GIRL By RUTH MAC KAY TF YOU'VE ever rummaged I thru" a desk no doubt you have found a clipping. sibly it was a motto, a short verse, a quotation, or a line than ever. This easy-to-wear of wisdom carrying a special and most wearable silk rapidly message to the person who has become a classic weave, treasured it.

I Heavier or hand woven Italian Perhaps it was inspirational, silks are best for suits and such as Norman Vincent I costumes, many of which come Peale's, "A person with a 1 in dark colors making them hundred interests is twice as ideal for wear right now. Suits, alive as one with only fifty dresses, costumes, or ensem-and four times as alive as heibles of the current collections BUY IT AT HIGH-LOW AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE Dennis the "You'll NEVER hurry up!" LOT I LI) 2o CENTS 2404-l No. 2759 comes in small, medium, and large sizes. The medium size coverall apron takes while the tea apron requires 2n yards in the same width. No.

2404 includes three tea aDrons cut in one size only. The top and middle designs each take l3s yards of 33 inch mate- rial. For the third apron, you'll need lsa yards. Order Clo tide padcrns from: P. 0.

Box 410, Madison Square Station, New York 10, N. first class mail. The Fall and Winter edition i niiirim rra Vp.7 2759 catch me if BUY LOW AT HIGH THESE LOW PRICES EFFECTIVE ALL WEEK ARMOURS? AR READY-TO- new four character play, Dancing in the Chequered Shade." He's the guy who wrote The Voice of the Turtle." The staff of a State st dept. store greets each other this week thusly: "Happy January clearance sale!" Hasn't the Northwestern university's front office been in a tizzy since the Ford Foundation grants were announced? The dough goes principally to raise teachers' salaries and the rumor is that somebody goofed in listing the number of N. U.

profs and their incomes when the foundation asked for data. The result: The school got only $1,958,200 while the University of Chicago, f'instance, wound up with more than 4 million. Blondshell Mary Hartline, the only member of the Chicago cast of Super Circus who could have gone to New York with the show, gave the producers a final no." And those who watched the first program from the cast last Sunday say they could use Merry Mary. There's an interesting sidelight, too. The only localites now connected with this one time all-Chicago show are doing the commercials.

They are Norb Capt. Hartz Locke and Producer Jules Power. Which brings to mind this gag making the rounds. Two nurses ere talking shop: You should see our hospital now," boasted one. We've got a TV set in every room!" "You should see gurgled the other.

"We've got a TV star in every room!" LYON AROUND: The yule wrap-up: Talk about ingenuity. Christmas morning Photographer Maurice Seymour presented his wife with a grimy package wrapped in an old newspaper that must have been dragged thru the streets. She smiled weakly and then swooned. Inside was a mink coat! Elliot Mizelle, Gen. Mgr.

of the Ambassadors, handed his wife a small corsage box. When she opened it, out jumped a miniature black poodle 7 inches long. Why don't I think of things like that? Talent Agent Paul Marr is back to work after a heart attack. As an old Marx Bros, addict, I call your attention to their collective debut on TV in an old film, Love Happy via Jim Moran's Sunday night WGN-TV show. Why did they ever break up? As a wedding present, the producers of "Kismet" permitted Asst.

Musical Director Michael Kuttner to conduct yesterday's matinee at the Great Northern. His bride, Mar-got Moser, one of the stars, was never more radiant. Gene Gasiorowski has written a new song dedicated to the TV program Medic" C'est la Fee! rpiIE GAB BAG: This is absolutely true. A couple of J- years ago a struggling Chicago insurance salesman, Nash J. Dow die, met a Houston oil man at a party and sold him a policy.

Dowdle dashed to Houston to close the deal and was talked into buying some oil stock. Two months later he moved there and right about now he can safely be called a millionaire. The pay-off: Dowdle, never one to dawdle, just formed a new company, the Texas American Oil and his partner is Tom O'Neil, who recently bought RKO for 25 million. How are YOU The Dandy Lyon Patch: George Gobel writes, I plan to originate my Jan. 28 Saturday night TV show from the ol' home town.

Please spread the word." And, we've got a poet-contributor, Marion Stoj. Dig his first effort: With wrap-around windshield and wrap-around bumpers, His car has the latest of charms; And the girls also know that the owner's not slow, He's equipped with those wrap-around arms." 'Golden Arm1 Packs Strong Screen Punch THE MAN" WITH THE GOLDEN ARM Trucrd nd dirf cte4 by Oito Prpmtn-rlcsrd thru tnit'd Artilf, frnm th novrl NUon Atcrfn, and prfsrnlfd at the Uonds thratfr. THE CAST Franki Frank Pinntrm 7(Mh Elrannr Farker Molly Kim Novak Sparrow Arnold Stan I ouif Darrrn McGarin Sr hwi-fka Robrrt Slrana Dmnky John C'oiitt Yi poro Mrra nd- MartiMt C.eorit K. Ston Williams. CforjEi Pominokl Lronid inkr Bednar Emilr Mejr Short Rnefrs Himwlf hhdl Mann? Himself BY MAE TIN' EE The excitement which ac companied the filming of The Man with the Golden Arm has been resounding.

Seeing the picture, one wonders if all the noise was justified. If drug addiction may be portrayed on television, it seems unrealistic to bar it from motion pictures. Further, I cannot see how this film would give anyone anything but horror of such addiction and hatred of the human vultures who enslave the hapless. Undeniably, there are thousands of victims, many of them young, and anything which would show the agony of drug tvery might be a forewarn ing. Like From Here To Eter nity, I found the Algren novel too sordid for my taste, but in both cases the film versions have deleted much of the nauseous detail, and both films are notable for great performances by Frank Sinatra.

In this, Sinatra's low pitched, deft, and clean cut work is the film's chief virtue. Other members of the cast, particularly the women, do not ring so true, and the conclusion seemed utterly lacking in conviction. But Sinatra's portrait of a childish but brave man's battle against his nature, his environment, and the tor- short SHANK SMOKED TV WHOLE OR SHANK HALF BAvq. wt. of whole ham, 1 6 to 20 lbs WISCONSIN FINEST Shows Trends of Fashions BY REA SEEGER THE SPEED with which fashion seasons change is i.

ii i windows all over town filled with resort fashions fragile pastels, the newest of cottons, thin silks, and the equally light colored coats and suits ready for the rush down south. Thoughtful shoppers also 1 see the trends of spring in skirt outlines, in silhouettes, and the excitement of prints. Silk surah dresses, and printed silk suits are the kind of fashions anyone can wear here at home under winter coats of either fur or fabric and are most welcome because they're fresh, appealing and i colorful. Main attractions are the dotted effects, white dots on brown, navy blue or black, for the daytime suits, white dots with bright red and pastels for cocktail dresses and those for holiday parties. Neutrals are especially noteworthy because Ihev are 'worn now and play annthpr 1p in thp snrinehere at home.

Silk shantungs are better of prints and plain silks aje well worth close inspection and should be selected now for 'that "needed pickup" this time of the year. Woman Aid Flans usical for Its Dessert Luncheon A musical program is planned for a dessert lunch-con which the Chicago Woman's Aid will hold at 1 p. m. clubr00mS' 32 Randolph st. Featured will be the Metro politan Concert made up and Margaret Evans, cellist.

The trio will pres'ent a program of chamber music for the luncheon guests. Mrs. Milton II. Seelig is in charge of arrangements. NOW 10 CENTS Yellow roses accented with green leaves, range from full blown flowers to dainty buds in this hot iron transfer pattern.

There are 6 motifs measuring from 1 to 6z inches. The designs are fast and washable and no em broidery is required. If embroidery is desired for accent, however, an outline stitch may be used. For hot iron transfer pattern No. 1854, send 10 cents plus 3 cents for postage to Spinning Wheel Patterns, Morris Plains, N.

J. Three patterns may be ordered for 25 cents plus 3 cents for postage. The new Needlework catalog may be ordered for 25 cents. Col Jen eufa' ifellyl iMttoititT miiii 4 Arlene Dahl texture which will take make-up well. Sleep if you can.

If you can't sleep, rest. Push every busy thought out of your mind, and shut the door. Check Clothes When you get up, lay out your clothes to the last accessory. Check everything, if you haven't done it before, to make sure that no unexpected rips or runs are going to throw you into a panic at the last minute. Fill your evening bag with the items you are going to need.

If they're pretty as well as useful, you'll give a little boost to your morale. A lovely compact, a lace handkerchief, a tiny flaco'n of perfume these things make you feel feminine and lovely, which is a definite part of looking faminine and lovely. The next step is your bath, LOW EVERY DAY Doz. TIME PURE SQUEEZED FLORIDA 2S07 run 7601 2159 4on 21S JSij W7 E. 75th St.

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271 6r Bay Ri EAT 151 18! 6 RICH GRADE LARGE WISCONSIN STATE BRAND DOZEN IN CARTON WMffiH HARVEST HICKORY SMOKED POUND CELLO PKG turing craving for drugs yards of 35 men fabric, RQNEY'S 100 who has only twenty five." Or, the clipping may have been a bit of nonsense such as, If at first you don't succeed forget What about your desk? What do you keep in the cor ner of your blotter? What does it say? Our readers, I'm sure, might like to compare notes. Send us a letter on. "My Favorite Quotation." Tell us, if you like, where you found it, i what moments of stress it has lightened, what problems it has alleviated. ing quotations ana letters concerning them we 11 send a book you select. The dead- line for mailing letters is two weeks from today, midnight, Jan.

12. Normalcy The house has returned To a more normal state, Most of the wrappings Are burned in the grate. Lights on Vie tree Are still softly shedding And likewise pine needles On which we are treading. All gifts for exchange Are piled in a heap' Suede gloves which don't fit, And the tie Dad won't keep. Small scraps of our turkey Are now nicely souped 0, why then, am 1 So utterly pooped? Lass 0 La Salle St' City Sight I WONDER if other W.C.G.s wouldn't like to share.

cidents and experiences of the day. This is one of mine: Being in the neighborhood of the Holy Name cathedral, 1 decided to make a visit. Just as I was about to enter the church I heard the ominous clang of a city fire engine. Always an admirer of our brave firemen, I waited to see them. As they flashed past the cathedral, several firemen's hats were raised in unison and the mascot, a beautiful collie, gave a sharp bark.

This mem orable sight made a lasting impression. A. Wiley Spellbound ND THEN there is the -t. stenographer, mentioned in the Monitor, published by Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company: The steno job hunting was asked to spell Mississippi. "Which do you mean," she asked, "the river or the state?" Talk Intermission The travelog series presented by Dr.

Dudley Crafts Watson on Sunday afternoons in Fullerton hall of the Art institute will be resumed after the holidays on Jan. 8. i CARROLL RIGHTER'S THURSDAY, DEC. 29 GENERAL TENDENCIES: An excellent day to make New Year resolutions that you do not have to wait until Sunday to put into operation. m4 HONEY'S REAL RICH BRAND Popular Flavors '2 GAL CARTON just about perfect The producers have been accused of oversimplification of the agonies of addiction, but even this depiction is sufficiently shocking.

Miss Parker is miscast as the scheming Zosh, and Miss Novak, as a lonely dice girl, comes to life in only one scene, in which she pleads with the sweating, scared card dealer. Arnold Stang provides blunt comic relief as a little stooge, and Darren McGavin. as the drug peddler, is so coldly cruel you could enjoy attending his funeral. Minor roles have been cunningly cast, and the sordid sets can be seen in any slum. It's not a pretty picture, but it packs a lot of punch.

of the Chicago Tribune Bookl QUART FRESHLY You hae real astuteness, combining awing, put current plans Into actions, an understanding of your associates nd raake our prediction a reality, with your own personal needs. Be Make new nd more worthwhile plana, sure you decide what you really ant CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 29 J-today, then go Into motion at once. our aJ to et ut nd co-Be forthright I Persons who can dl to 'ur al- ARIES Birthday, from March 21 to bneflCl-1 APrU 19LYou must be practical to-1 Do how u' cooperation, day wherever household or material! AQUARIIS Jan. 21 to Feb.

19. matters are concerned. Your mind is This our dav t0 decld "at nrwinff vrfim nrf vn.i Un hv I needed to instill efficiency Into ORAM TOP GROVE BRAND Full Quart Carton Dl'rered fo HIGH-LOW Stores Doily HOROSCOPE with details and no accoiEplUJimer.t. Now you should wake up, be alert to progress that can be made by study and a little more effort. SAGITTARIUS Not.

22 to Pee. 211 Good time now to start that up- evert aspect of your life. Get right to work early. PISCES Feb. 20 to March 20 You have good chance today to entertain and make happy persons who have Just come Into, your realm and who are able to aid you in many way.

Much fun in store in p. m. IF YOLR CHILD IS BORN TODAY Today i child is one of those ikiUful youngsters who can be easily hurt by others where personal mattera aro concerned but will have a true understanding of hopes and wishes of his many contacts, combined with an ability to bring worthwhile matters to the attention of those In need. Give this youngster a central, well rounded education. ICoprrlj.V.: 1833: CncraJ Features Corp 1 Will Hold Party Tonight The Chicago Club of Nazareth Alumnae will hold its annual holiday party at 6 o'clock tonight at the South Shore Country club.

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CANCER June 22 to July 21 A rare day when you are full of quiet 1 to get into action to accomplish any desired chores. Enjoy thia day. LEO July 22 to Aor. 21 Your verbal and physical actions have been of Clotilde Fashions is on sale at the Public Service offices, 33 W. Madison and Tribune Tower lobby, for 20 cents.

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