Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, September 13, 1945
Cottons, in Velveteen and Plush
To Rule Campus Fashion Picture
SNAPPY PACTS
RUSSIA
STAGE SCREEN RADIO
By CHERIE NICHOLAS
by W e s te rn N e w s p a p e r U n io n .
I. F. Goodrich haa produced
M airplane lira that flgure-
tlvaly spreut* winga. Whan
wheal* ara lowered far land
ing, special vane* ar flap* an
•Ira cause It la rotate, which
overcomes aavara scuffing and
drag whan whaal* hll run
way.
American sciential! and engineers
have achieved In five year* with
synthetic rubber what 1» took nearly
7 0 ye ar* to accomplish with natu
ra l rubber.
Baa* upset many plan* fa r
era** pollination ef fruit *raa*
until 0. F. Oaadrlch developed
a "spider web" rubber spray
as a blossom protester.
By VIRGINIA VALE
is nothing new to
S UCCESS
Joun Duvis; when she was
7 she was headlining an act
in vaudeville. But it’s hurd
work, talent and an uncanny
sense of timing that have
lunded her where she is now
C leaning snow off w alks and
d rive w a ys by the old» - fashioned
method o f shoveling m a y be obso-
ete a fte r the w a r i f a new m ethod
in vo lv in g the use o f pipe coils fo r
th a w in g snow gains general accept
ance. H ot w a te r o r steam fro m the
heating p la n t is circu la te d through
the coils w hich are im bedded in the
cem ent sidew alk. The heat m e lts
the snow o r ice. T h is m ethod was
developed fo r the fa s t re m o va l o f
snow and ice fro m a irp la n e runw ays
in Canada.
C la rk Gable la back on the "C hina
Seas," where he was ten y e a r* ago.
F o r "T h e B ig Shore L e a v e ," in
w hich he stars w ith G reer Garson.
the old M erchant M a rin e fre ig h te r
was renam ed the "M in n ie T o lb e rt”
and fixed up a b it. But when Gable
saw her he whooped “ T h a t’ s not
'M in n ie ,' th a t's the old 'C hina.'
The same ship on whose deck Gable
firs t kissed Jean H arlow , w h ile a
brunette new com er looked on. The
new com er has done a ll rig h t in pic
tures, too, by the w a y—her nam e is
R osalind Russell.
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A d v e r t is e m e n t s M e a n
A S a v in g to Y o u
In Sve weeks and three days of
personal appearances Bud Abbott
and Lou Costello, vacationing while
"Mystery In the Air" replaces them
Thursday nights on NBC, netted
$75,000 lor the Lou Costello Jr.
Youth Foundation. They’ll return to
the air In October.
When i E ith e r W illia m s reported
fo r w o rk on M e tro 's "T h e Hoodlum
S a in t," the m ake-up g ir l took one
look at her and w ent to w o rk w ith
tu rp e n tin e . I t wasn’ t a new skin
tre a tm e n t— E s th e r’d been p a in tin g
her porch fu rn itu re the afternoon
before.
A good assistant d ire c to r has his
witG about h im a ll the tim e . Re
ce n tly at P a ram ount a scene fo r
“ C a lc u tta " was in progress when an
arc lig h t placed near the c e ilin g
touched o ff p a rt o f the a u to m a tic
s p rin k le r system. One hundred ex
tra s and the e n tire crew scram bled
fo r cover, b lit H erbie Colem an had
o n ly one w o rry.
“ Don’ t let Alan
Ladd get w e t!" he shouted. "W e
h a v e n 't a change of clothes for
h im ! "
'T 'H I S y e a r's college g ir l is doing
* a lo t o f "clo th e s th in k in g ” ju s t
about now. This fa ll the fancy of
a school-faring m aiden turns to
clothes th a t are neat and fla tte rin g
w ith the look of a thoroughbred
about them . No fre a k is h fads fo r
the autum n 1945 cam pus cro w d !
The college g irl, the school g irl,
the ca re e r g ir l and the teen-age
group who know th e ir fashions have
become d e fin ite ly cotton-consciofis
these days. The new " ra v e ’ ' is the
elegant looking velveteens in b lack
and adorable colors, also the v e ry
handsome corduroys th a t are being
m ade up in to coats and suits.
T here’ s a new w ide - w ale cotton
plush, too, th a t is s e ttin g a new high
in sophisticated cottons.
No doubt the g ir l going aw ay to
school w ill s ta rt her firs t sem ester
w ith a few cotton casuals, fo r i t ’ s
sm a rt to w e a r cotton washables. She
w ill be glad she took a chic gingham
fro ck and perhaps a fla tte rin g fresh
ch a m b ra y, the sort th a t looks ju st
rig h t d u rin g e a rly w a rm autum n
days under a co lo r-lo ve ly cardigan.
There w ill be d a rk cotton d irn d ls
in her tru n k too, some banded in
gay L a tin colors; also a v e ry spe
c ia l one w ith inset b o rd e r o f w hite
e ye le t to be w orn w ith her d a in ty
batiste drop-shoulder blouse.
A ra ft o f stu rd y cam pus cottons
should be taken along. In the news
were pedal-pushers o f pin-w ale c o r
du ro y th a t’s tough and washable.
The g irls say they are less cu m b e r
some than slacks because o f th e ir
m id -c a lf length. Choosing m ix-and-
m atch ja ckets, s k irts , pajam as and
pedal pushers is g re a t fun.
The
short boxy flare-back ja c k e t w ith
Chinese c o lla r is a w in n e r, as is
also the new lu m b e rja c k e t that ties
w ith d ra w s trin g w aist.
When it comes to “ d a te " duds
here’ s w here lu x u ry cottons are m a k
ing a g re a t splurge. A b rillia n t fu
tu re is p redicted fo r suits and coats
Slim Silhouette
“ County F a ir ,” the Jack B a ile y
show, jo in s the sm a ll, select lis t o f
ra d io 's sum m er replacem ents th a t
have been so successful that th e y’ve
been kept on.
" J im m y C a rro ll
S in g s" is another. J im m y m a y act
as m a ste r o f cerem onies in a d d ition
to singing.
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Do you suffer
from MONTHLY
NERVOUS TENSION
Jeary Wayne, star of his own ra
dio show heard on Fridays over
CBS, has worked up a little act with
a few stage and radio personali
ties, to tour the army hospitals
around New York. It’s a two-act
musical comedy and the boys say
it’s swell.
Bashful Oswald, heard on the
NBC "G ra n d Ole O p ry ," is p ro b
a b ly best known fo r his w ild and
raucous laugh. O sw ald’ s tw o c h il
dren now d e lig h t th e ir playm ates
w ith a good im ita tio n of th e ir
fa th e r’ s tra d e m a rk —his three-year-
d aughter is p ra c tic a lly per
c f y d i a , compound old
fe ct a t it.
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36—45
P h ilip T e rry showed up on the set
WNU—13
o f "T o Each His O w n " w ith a bad
lim p . W hile ta lk in g to V /a lte r Pidg-
eon, he rested his knee on a c h a ir
and p ro m p tly put it out of jo in t. So in
some of his scenes w ith O liv ia de
H a v illa n d and M a ry Anderson yo u ’ll
H e lp T h e m Cleanse th e Blood
see T e rry s ittin g down, though o rig
o f H a rm fu l Body Waste
in a lly it was planned to have him
Your kidneys are constantly Altering
stand.
wnste matter from the blood stream. But
with Its weak, tired feelings?
If functional periodic disturbances
make you feel nervoua, tired, restleas—
at such tlmea—try thia great medicine
—Lydia E. Plnkhum’a Vegetable Com
pound to relieve auch symptoms. Taken
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against auch distress. Alto a grand
stomachic tonlo. Follow label directions.
Watch Your
Kidneys/
kidneya sometimes lag in their work— do
not act ns Nature intended— fail to re
move impurities th a t, if retained, may
’ ion the system and upset the whole
y machinery.
Symptom« may be nagging backache,
persistent headache, attacks of dizziness,
getting up nights, swelling, puffiness
under the eyes— a feeling of nervoua
anxiety and lose of pep and strength.
Other signs of kidney or bladder dis
order are sometimes burning, scanty or
too frequent urination.
There should be no doubt that prompt
treatm ent ia wiaer than neglect, lis t
Doan's P ith . Doan't have been winning
new friends for more than forty yeara.
They have a nation-wide reputation.
Are recommended by grateful people the
country over. A tk your neighbor!
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D oan spills
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To b rig h te n overshoes, ru b w ith
a cloth m oistened w ith d ilu te d a m
m o n ia , wash w ith soap and w a te r,
then rin se.
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One long s titc h and th re e ac
co m p a n yin g sh ort s titch e s are ex
c e lle n t stitch es to use w hen bast
ing.
It's dresses o l the lo ve ly la d y type
th a t bespeak p a tric ia n style in ev
e ry d e ta il th a t best-dressed women
want. To achieve a s lim and svelte
silhouette fo r th is good-looking p u r
ple wool fa ll costum e, the design
ODDS AND ENDS—Xavier Count er, Joe Copeland, extends the high-
will not only appear with his orchestra necked bodice fo r the dress into a
in Metro’s “Holiday in Mexico”—he’ll
turn crooner ns well. . . . “Truth or deep p o in t in to the s k irt and p u ck
Consequences” Ralph Edwards, who’s ers the s k irt on each side in a subtle
been living in Rehe Daniels’ home in fo rm -fittin g way. H ere you see a»so
Santa Monica, is moving into Groucho a c h a rm in g in te rp re ta tio n of a ve ry
Marx's this fall. . . . Ered Alien firing’
his Allen Art Players back to the air new and v e ry im p o rta n t trim m in g
Sunday evening, Oct. 7th, immediately trend, w hich has to do w ith neck
following Edgar llergen and Charlie lace and b ra ce le t e m broidered rig h t
McCarthy. . . . He'll also have Minerva on the m a te ria l its e lf in a re a lis tic
Pious, and Al Goodman's orchestra. je w e lry effect. E ast In d ia n e m b ro i
. . . The furore over Lauren Racall d ery in pearls and gold makes the
may have been the cause; anyway, there "n e ckla ce ” on the cap-sleeved dress
was n “command performance” of “To
Have and Have Not” ut If’indsor castle. and the single “ b ra c e le t” fo r the |
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E a r ly d ig g in g reduces the pota
to y ie ld . The crop m a y be le ft in
the ground as long as a m o n th
a fte r m a tu r ity p ro vid e d insects
are not p resent in g re a t n u m b e r.
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Room Lighting
A room painted in deep blue o r
' green requires m uch m ore lig h t fo r
, illu m in a tio n than the same room
painted w hite o r cream . The d a rk
colors absorb several tim es as m uch
Save that Pennant!
lig h t as the b rig h te r colors, w hich
Few A m e rica n s a p p re cia te the
re fle ct m ost of the lig h t back in to
Ja p ’ s w illingness to perish fo r his
the room .
re g im e n ta l flag. B ut to the N ip, this
piece o f s ilk is lik e a fetish. I t is
Cleans Pot
bestowed upon the troops by the E m
I f you have sour m ilk you can’ t
p e ro r h im s e lf; its sta ff is topped by
use, put it in the coffeepot, le a vin g
the 16-petaled gold chrysanthem um
the gadgets in place. A llo w to stand
th a t is sym bol of the Im p e ria l fa m i
a day o r two, then pour out, and th a t
ly . Special guards w atch o ver it
a w fu l brow n w ill d ra in aw ay w ith it.
d u rin g the course o f each ca m p a ig n ;
Wash the pot w e ll w ith soapy w a te r,
i f i t is lost to the enemy the e n tire
scald tho ro u g h ly and a llo w to a ir.
re g im e n t is condemned to ete rn a l
disgrace.
FIRST in rubber
h e rse lf onto the Rudy Vallee show,
fo r guest shots at firs t; la te r, when
V allee entered the service, Joan
took over. In c id e n ta lly , when Joan's
" s is te r" is featured w ith hpr on the
a ir, the sister is re a lly Joan's daugh'
ter, B e ve rly, aged 12.
C ereals cooked w ith prunes,
ra is in s , o r dates need lit t le sugar
to sweeten.
Clearing Walks
—doing "T h e Joan D avis S how " on
CHS Monday evenings, and m aking
tw o p ic tu re * a ye a r fh r HKO. In
1941 ahe asked fo r her release fro m
a co n tru c t w ith C olum bia P ictures,
to free-lance — arvj "fre e -la n c e d "
JOAN DAVIS
Anta Prove Versatile
H a rve st ants, and p a rtic u la rly the
stinging, or " f ir e " ants o f the South
and Southwest, in a d d itio n to being
a g ric u ltu ra l pests, are a menace to
m ilita r y a irfie ld s and d r ill grounds.
In Texas and other p a rts o f the
Southwest, stin g in g ants have been
know n to h a lt m ilita r y d rillin g u n til
they were exte rm in a te d .
Ants fo ste r aphids, p la n t lice, and
m e a ly bugs fo r food. They c a rry
the aphid eggs underground in the
autum n and p ro te ct them o ver the
w in te r. In the sp rin g they c a rry
the young aphids to “ p asture” by
tra n sp o rtin g them to succulent p la n t
life .
Pickled Beets
made o f rich-looking w ide-w ale cot
ton plush. An in trig u in g style sto ry
is told fo r the 1945 college g ir l o r
the younger se m in a ry d aughter by
E m ily W ilkens In the brow n wide-
wale cotton plush su it as shown cen
tered in the illu s tra tio n . H ig h neck,
broad shoulders, and the tin y w a ist
give a high-style slant on present-
day trends. The shoulderline, ex
tending in a w in g lik e effect, adds
w id th and accents the sm a ll w aist
lin e by w ay of contrast. The tin y
viso r cap matches. T h is su it w ill
c e rta in ly "g o places" this fa ll.
Because the much-beloved v e lve t
een can be had only in dibs and
dabs this ye a r (w hich is why one
should buy e a rly ) designers are in
geniously w o rkin g it in to dresses us
ing b rig h t wools fo r contrast. In
the ju n io r "d a te " dress, shown to
the le ft, cotton plays duet w ith wool
in m ost ch a rm in g fashion.
The
shoulder yoke and w ide hem are
o f b la ck velveteen. The re st of the
bodice and s k irt are v io le t wool. Red
wool binds sleeves and w aistline,
also outlines the velveteen all
around. H ere's a typ e dress th a t
w ill m ake “ a p ic tu re ” a t college
teas and in fo rm a l dances.
Pale gold and bottle green prove
a fla tte rin g color co m b in a tio n in
wool and cotton fo r the dress shown
to the rig h t below. Green co rd u ro y
fo rm s a corselet w a ist fro n t and fu ll
s k irt, w h ile gold wool is used fo r
sleeves and bodice top. R ectangu
la r shaped s ilv e r nailheads tr im the
shoulder yoke and sleeve cuffs. Note
the cle ve r touch of wool ties.
C anning p ickle d beets is a good
w ay to put up some o f the beet
crop. The acid o f vin e g a r used in
p ic k lin g helps preserve beets and
keep them a b rig h t red. A pressure
canner is not necessary fo r canning
p ickle d beets. I f p ickle d beets are
to be kept m ore than a few days,
they should be processed in a b o il
in g w a te r bath, as in canning fru its .
Q uick Soups
Q uick soups can be m ade fro m
g rated ra w ro o t vegetables.
The
g ra tin g saves cooking tim e . Use tw o
cups grated ra w ca rro ts o r tu rn ip s
to one q u a rt o f m ilk . Season w ith
onion, salt and chopped parsley. Add
tw o tablespoons o f m elted fa t and
“ b in d " w ith one tablespoon flour.
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‘Curved Contours’
New Fashion Dictate
A new elem ent has entered in to
the field o f costum e design. It's
“ cu rve s.” This s ty lin g technique is
seen in the soft rounded shoulders
th a t g ive a v e ry d iffe re n t silhouette
fro m la s t year. The com m and of
fashion to “ cu rve yo u r co n to u rs" is
also reflected in the w ay side fasten
ings and drapes take on a curved
sweep ra th e r than a s tra ig h t o r angu
la r m ovem ent. Yokes are rounded
I too, instead of being square-cor
nered.
H ips have an out-curve,
w h ile w aists have an in-curve. Com
pare y o u r la st y e a r’ s su it w ith yo u r
th is y e a r's suit, o r place y o u r last
season’ s fe lt hat alongside the fa ll
h a t yo u ’ve ju s t bought, w ith its
rounded, bulky, yet fla tte rin g new
b rim , and you w ill see how design
ers are obeying fashion’s e d ict to
"c u rv e y o u r contours.”
Jewelled Belts Set Off
Sophisticated Gowns
M uch ado is being m ade about
belts and corselet effects this sea
son. T his season belts have been
g la m o rize d in to real show pieces. In
some instances the je w e l w o rk and
m e ta l e m b ro id e ry a rriv e s a t alm ost
b a rb a ric splendor. The new fad is
to w ear an e y e -th rillin g belt w ith
a b lack gown o f sophisticated sim
p lic ity and not another o rn a m e nt ex
cept. perhaps, a bracelet. The new
corselet
m id r iff
tre a tm e n ts
on
dressy gowns are also b e a u tifu lly
w orked out in ric h je w e lry em
b ro id e ry.
Striped Jersey Suit
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Jersey is becom ing in cre a sin g ly
im p o rta n t e ith e r in wool or rayon
weave. G a ily co lo rfu l strip e d je r
sey de lig h ts the teen-ager and i t is
also s m a rt fo r c a re e r-g irl cardigan
blouses.
Just the th in g fo r the
school g ir l is a ja c k e t and s k irt
dress o f strip e d je rse y in red and
w h ite o r m u ltic o lo r stripe.
"W e give this seal to no one— the product has Io earn it,**
»ays Good Housekeeping M ag azin e regarding this
famous seal. Look for it on every Clabber Girl package.
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