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Coating window screens with cas
tor oil will stop gnats and other
small insects attracted by lamps
Ins id e the house. The oil makes
mesh openings smaller,- gums up
the bugs when they try to squeeze
through. Clean the screen with tur
pentine when bug season slackens.
WAIST BE-UTTLEE!
9085 "U-my
So slimmlngl That wide, wide
capo collar narrows to a V nar
rows, your waist proportionately
so you look Inches slimmer. If
you're short and fuller, this is the
line: lor you fits beautifully
across the shoulders, waist, hips.
. Pattern 9086:.. Half sizes 1V,
16',4, 18 'i. 20, 22i, 24's. Size
16 !i takes. 3 yards 35-inch; M
yard contrast fabric.
This easv-tc-uae pattern elves
perfect fit.;. Complete, illustrated
Sew Chart shows you every step.
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Swimming Pool Ducks Of Imogene Coca Brought Ills
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD lift . Things just
sort of happen to Imogene Coca.
Take her pets. She rented a
Brentwood mansion for the sum
mer and the swimming pool looked
lonely. 8o she bought a couple of
ducks and called them Millard and
prover. alter the 13th and aand
U.; B. Presidents. Now her house'
guest is sick in bed with a virus
which the doctor says may have
been carried by the ducks.
' Then there is tied French poodle.
He was named Apry because he
was supposed to be apricot-colored.
On elbow turned out that way.
The rest oi, the dog Is a washed
out white. ;' -T-
The co-star of " "Your Show of
Shows": Isr spending her vacation
from TV m-a huge home that once
belonged to ,,-Milton Sills. "The
rooms are so big they make my
ears, pop,", says the constantly be
leaguered Miss Coca, who Is here
with her husband; Robert Burton.
Why did she come to California?
That's ' another example of the
By DOROTHY ROE ,
; AP Women's Editor
NEW YORK I The long-suffering
figure of the U. S. woman
must take another beating this
year If she Is to fit into the new
skin-tight fall dothes.
Gone are the concealing full
skirts, the padded hlpllhes, the
comfortable crinolines.- The new
silhouette Is narrow and straight
as a knife, skin-tight around the
midriff, revealing every line of the
figure. . .
Visiting .fashion editors viewing
the New York collections this week
have been impressed with the fact
that the new season should mean
a field day for girdle manufac
turers and reducing salons. As one
weary editor put it:
"Here we go again, girlsl Pass
un that notato and deny that des
sert. This Is the starvation sil
houette." ; :
Girdle and bra manufacturers
whn nathered In New York for
their annual market week Just be
fore the current National Press
week fashion showlnes. T.'3re Jubi
lant over prospects of a land-office
business this fall - .
New long-line bras and high-line
girdles will be a recognized neces
Tf vou would oalnt comfortably,
hold vour brush so that a free
and easy wrist movement can be
coordinated with the movement
of your arm and body. Hold the
brush firmly, yet lightly, and keep
the pressure uniform. This keeDS
the bristles from wearing nown un
evenly.
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Just Iron .these cute little dogs
onto material no embroidery la
necessary as the puppies are In
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dve-fast transferst There are
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and 4 Inches. Use them on pillows,
children's bibs, play suits, nur
sery curtains, tablecloths, pajamas
bedspreads.
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No. 508) transferring and launder
ing Instructions, your name, . ad
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Coca complex.
"I knew our producer, Max Lelb
man, was coming out hete, and I
thought -Sid (Caesar) would too,"
she explains. "I tnougni u would
be 4 wonderful opportunity to plan
next- season's shows. So then SI
decided to go to Westport. Conn.
And on the day I arrived, Max
left town for 12 days' "
' But there was another reason
for her journey. She wanted to
come back to Hollywood as a win
ner. '' 1-
- "I had played here twice ' be
fore," she remarked, "and both
times was not too successful. Tire
first time was when I was appear
ing with Jules Munsbln as part of
George Olson's show- at the Palo-1
mar dance palace. It burned down
the week after we- left.i :
"Then about five years' ago, I
appeared at a place , on the Strip
called La Paplllon. U wasn't, a
very good engagement; the audi
ence was too chic or something.
Anyway, the place went broke a
few weeks after I left."
sity with the new tight-midriff
dresses. Designers rushed to ad-
Just theif foundation silhouettes to i
the new mode in time to exhibit
them to buyers;' Many bras have
elastic midriff . sections, to mold I
the rubber-tire area of the fem
inine figure Into the required flat
ness. Many girdles are built with
a high-waisted line reaching al
most to the bust, for the same
purpose. . .
Typical of the stralght-and-nar-row
lines that predominate
throughout the fall market Is the
collection of Harvey Berin, shown
to the fashion press at -the begin
ning of a crowded week' of style
previews.
Berln, a perfectionist, carves
boucle tweeds to stiletto sllmness,
shows them' in a series of tailored
dresses as 'crisp arid decisive as
an exclamation, point; He i trims
them with small crisp 'White. pique
collars, adds ' a ' toOch of black vel
vet or a black string tie for accent
and eliminates any other distrac
tion which might break the unclut
tered line. The result Is clean as
a whistle, and destined to establish
a new streamlined trend. .
In addition to. its change In sil
houette, the new season is notable
for the luxury of fabrics and trim
mings. In a coronation' year, U. 8.
fashions are as lush as might be
expected in England, keyed to a
note of elegance Fur trimmings
and linings. Jewel embroidery,
beading and sequins re all over
the place. And strangely enough,
they manage- to remain In good
taste. .
Klemath Falls, Oregoa
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See what I mean about things
happening to Imogene?
The comedienne Is more subdued
than her TV personality and a
good deal prettier In person. May
be Is the California tan. We dis
cussed the plans for "Your Show
of Shows" In the fall.
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"It's going to be much ouiei
ent," she said. "I don't know all
the changes, because Max nasn l
made up his mind yet. But he is
SSng SP some big Hollywood
names to appear with us and we
will have some new glmf10"'
Most of the supporting acts will
TUESDAY, KJLY 14, 1953
occasional
i not be back, except as
visitors.".
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