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Show w .. i-dli'1M.iW-ifc--Pi'1il'" IS I -inn, f . . . till n J THE LEHI SUN, LEHI, UTAH fj r"7 1 I l " I mmm. ; ' CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS. LI 2 Cotton Bathrobes Easily, r- YMUr ust, IT. . r c rr. V. - V $flC7Affft asuT ... ' - W' r J STAGE5CREtO ADIO now i The S sho lung ig Con: threes Whi( ern a cutiij as a a pool uares jj PEAI Dranj a Hern-; 4 nelvar J fc vy .. .J Retae(J by WetternN.w.pnp.r Union. Vf pensive cotton Prints I , V -t,1 IB scarce, you are uu ( s . , i , , tj x y vj , rV.iJ -3A .around for ways ana rwi"wl ft ' V'fJ ,V M UlT invert wn. i k , " ' 4-, L . 3 1: T" F " V Ui . '.."i I svSj'V' rTMftruiiaTf.vhf Imnw vhv she rnnlM have i JJmJK 5 imendi mils to) atrai CT-bul for pw mes, K Belfi S IitooK Buj 3 . i . "takes up quite so much nd remains in service so . as pajamas for the "of the famUy. 4e common sights around .holds I know are those wtton robes which you BOff be taking out with Ler clothing. -intonthe rawic nas worn sucn an cAicin oi look even more worn It would even be worth solid color, iouow -ions on the package sthe best results. robe has been cieanea Bd pressed flat, fit the pawn pa-wn to it. You may have I, smart fitting to make it hut there Is bound to De -aierial tor the project hs may uc i. depending upon the pref- y one-piece type witn tne ,p win save a lot oi won? ihere need be no but-ttere but-ttere are no fitting prob- aking pajamas because the arement is that they De j comfortable enough for If you are making pa-1 pa-1 1 tot, be sure to choose a drop seat. Waving i Sewing. it are very easy to make, ;; 11 you use the following ii cutting and sorting. . As sort out those that require ad pin the pieces together. Is need not go scrambling the lot of them when you ing. ' mt the pants, be sure to merous cut The legs should :rtably wide without being 3ran iiriz. feett V 1 nonqr Mack njrejj nsp, entyj ari :ofbi take! Durl jativf )lesij :hl ,M,f he n i whl Kid i leonf iretS to hi umaf I bos 0 hi Prots 1 esse BRM gg'SO i 1 IDE Walk Ackil h r dkl LA ,KPr03 G.I. SIDEWALK ASSOCIATION . . . When the chamber of commerce of Port Arthur, Texas, discovered a large body of unemployed veterans idle and seeking work, It moved to not only employ them but also beautify beauti-fy the city. The ex-G.I.s were formed into a concrete sidewalk laying association. In two weeks a pent-up demand for walks resulted in orders being signed for over 18,000 square feet The veterans are making op to $12 a day at standard price of 35 cents per square foot. rteUoitd by Wentern Nwpnpf Union. TAERRY KELLY, 3'2-year-1. old daughter of the dancing danc-ing Gene, recently saw her first movie, a special 20 minute min-ute reel of all her daddy's dances from "Anchors Aweigh" and wanted to know why she couldn't have danced with her father instead in-stead of little Sharon McManus. who did the Mexican dance with him. Incidentally, since he got out of the navy in April Kelly has been dancing five hours a day, limbering lim-bering up his feet for more dancing, danc-ing, and then working out for two or three hours in a gymnasium, to tighten up his muscles. He starts work immediately on "The Pirate," with Judy Garland, at MGM, which means that he'll be In training till It's finished. Johnny Desmond, NBC singing star, is a little worried about his first movie, slated to begin production produc-tion this summer. "In Hollywood they usually turn dancers into dra- a J aJ U'W USED CAR MARKETS JN WESTERN AMERICA AUTO SEAT COVERS Extra well mad, plaid fibre, leatherette trim. 1,000 model. Coup! $8.73. Sedans $13.75. Front eata 8-dr. $8.75. Sent C.O.D. postpaid. I.ub. kek Seat Cf Tec Co., 11U-N, Lubbock, lex. MISCELLANEOUS This lime green crepe with U fc, I f L W if f "iAJ JL L i n. - ' ' " handsUtching around the high L- Tf4 T f Cs V ' V M 'I l ' 1 ?f 1 ih. n. ..j , , L'fL- ' " - V:I I x 4 I UwM' - JOHNNY DESMOND . the high pockets Is worn by Donna IJJf if? fV ll fv if3' ' Reed, now appearing: in "They Ml i''Wlit'-K f A I f " 1 1 WE BUT AND SELL Office Furniture, Fllei, Typewriter!, Adding Add-ing Machines, Safes. Cash Registers. SALT LAKE DESK EXCHANGE U West Broadway. Salt Lake City. Utak. Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! Gas on Stomach Rtlie Wh tngg prc 5K jiffy to us Sjm i cotton bathrobe ... 3d the crotch must be long Avoid making the pajamas a they will only get wound ie legs and make for un- Me sleeping. mg construction in the pa- 3 very simple. Most edges mshed with the pinking ad the seams are plain, iag the legs together, the P of seam to use is the flat 3e it is sturdy and lies flat tins, stitch first on the seam the right side. Trim away ? to within one-eighth of an -ie stitching. Turn the other over this, turn in the raw stitch the seam from the ;e. Auctions given here apply of sleeve, but particu-pajama particu-pajama sleeve, which 'tted well to offer the great--rt. First place the sleeves making sure the notches We and the armhole come ;jt exactly the same point. 5i r- it 6 - A 3L Pair of pajamas. J llness at the top by running stitches which to maVs a t- r 'teeve in the armhole. Ad- ' fullnoc. - ,0thf words, none of the jshould fan anywhere ex-wp ex-wp of the sleeve-none "TBS. J 8jfeve fa pace. me sJeeve In your hands to make sure the lengthwise thread of the sleeve Is exactly in line with the top of the pajama, not with the forward shoulder line. Baste on the seam allowance and then try on for fit. Move the arms about, up and down, in front, etc., to make sure there is no undue strain. Stitch on the basting thread when you are sure they fit. Or, stitch outside the basting if you need a little lit-tle more room. Buttonholes, if you make this type of pajama are easily made with the machine attachment. Select your buttons first and try out a button hole on a piece of material so that you can get it the right size, and adjust ad-just the stitching on the buttonhole maker according to the material. Use matching colored thread for the best appearance. Color Selection How carefully do you select your clothes colors? Are you swayed by the most popular colors, col-ors, or do you honestly select and use only those that look best on you? Here's a guide to help. The color of the eyes is more important than hair color in selecting just the right shade. Those colors which are closest to your eye color will make them appear most attractive. Since you wear your coat the most, select one with a good basic color and build your wardrobe ward-robe around that. A basic color like black, brown, navy or dark green is best. When you want to appear sophisticated, so-phisticated, combine black with the following color: red, kelly green, chartreuse or orange. When you want to be soft and feminine, use these colors with black; pink, yellow, turquoise and lavender. Some people look their best in dark brown rather than black, especially teen-age girls. This brown is most flattering when combined with the following colors: col-ors: pale blue, turquoise, pink, chartreuse, yellow orange and green. There are loads of colors that look well with dark green, that give pleasing variations to the wardrobe. Try some of these: yellow, luggage tan, orange, chartreuse, pink or pale green. The texture of the fabric is very important in the color you choose. Red crepe might be very attractive but the same shade in satin -would be too harsh-looking. Select color and texture at the same time for best effect & THE GREAT CRONLN PINT SIZED EDITION . . . Being the son of Joe Cronin, manager of the Boston Red Sox (most highly paid big league skipper) carries some weight In the city of the bean and the cod. Corky Cronin, 5, kneels on one knee "just like pop," and lays down the modus operandi for a coming game to the "Lake Avenue Wildcats." His team doesn't seem to be taking young Cronin too seriously. 9 HW.WIH Jf -tin f mwi inmiiiimww ii w. ".J i . II II I lllllll .1 I I j ,'v ;of T- ;.7; ri h - Ulh -k 1 .. y .v v. - ,l r. .. A w. 5 v n I , . , , vV I 1 if 9J SPEED WINNER . . A big victory smile shines through grecse, grime and sweat as George Robson, Maywood, Calif., is congratulated as winner of 30th annual 500-mile speedway classic at Indianapolis, by bis wife, mechanics and friends. Robson was a prewar contender but hard luck usually worked against him. His winning of the first postwar classic places him as the outstanding racing driver of the age. matic actors and singers into comedians," come-dians," says he. "I'll probably wind up In a Western, co-starring with Trigger." Johnny has a new pastime; pas-time; when the records of his radio show, the Tuesday night "Follies," are played back he sings tenor to his own baritone; it's his ambition to work up a quartet that way, singing all the parts himself. Audrey Totter's sister June turned her back on Hollywood and went home to Joliet, 111. "She saw me getting up at 5:30 every morning to bo to work in Lady in the Lake'," explained Audrey, "and de cided she'd rather sleep than act in films." Billy Riley, who fibbed about his age and saw two years of naval combat in the South Pacific, can't escape the school teacher on the "Lady in the Lake" set. Still under 18, he must obey the California law and do his lessons. lie complained about it. "I sure bad to look after myself on the beachheads." said Riley. "The Adventures of the Thin Man" is being substituted for the "Fanny Brice Show" over CBS Sun day nights starting August 11, marking mark-ing the beginning of the sixth year this show has been on the air, There have been three "Nick Charles," Les Damon, David Goth ard and Les Tremayne; Les Da mon and Claudia Morgan, the origi nal "Nick" and "Nora," now on the program, will continue. Summer Fashion Notes garden par- . ue just as chic as fecketj are tnnA --. iou can war f xou can weai VI n Over mnrf. j I css and iSdSIteoroneotthe Halter necklines with wide straps at the back are popular, as are sports dresses with a deep, off-the-shoulder top. Sunback dresses which come and go have come into style again. Many of these have the straps done in a pinafore effect at the back to permit plenty of vitamin D rays from the sun to cover back and shoulders. . I prjj-ViJ'--.-.-ir. 1 jBUP -jr J' '-WtjP '"'"v'Jr""'J .-.rr Mr1 HIT ffltf PRODIGY OP SCIENCE ... Dr. Linus Pauling, California Institute of Technology, who has been awarded the Willard Gibbs medal by Chicago section of American Chemical society. At age of 30, in 1931, he was bailed as a "prodigy "prod-igy of American science." Native of Portland, Ore., be is one of world's leading theoretical chemists. chem-ists. He is a graduate of Oregov State college. BLECH SUCCEEDS LATE SENATOR GLASS . . . Thomas Granville Borch, 77, Democratic representative of Virginia, who has been appointed ap-pointed to complete the term of the late Carter Glass In the United States senate. Left to right: Sen. Kenneth McKellar, Tenn., president pro tempore of the senate, who administered the oath; Sen. Harry F. Byrd, Virginia, and Senator Burch as he assumed his new duties. He says he will not run for re-election. ' , i ' ; ' .v ' : I J f ' - ' V y i 1 - - i -. ', " , - ' 'V.-: " . . '' I' ' "t I '"" ; ' - l' I S - ' 1 f --'"'-- r- - " ' j Frank Sinatra hopes to do some flying this summer with his friend, pianist Skitch Henderson. Sinatra's been trying to interest Alex Stor- dahl In flying, but the maestro says when he waves a stick he wants music, not an airplane, to start rolling. Radio announcers never get over the fear that tbey may "bobble" a line. Bob Williams, the young blond announcer of "Meet Me at Parky's," is still haunted by his worst break, In the midst of a powerful drama, which boasted top Bollywood stars performing for a charitable cause, Bob set the scene for the tense climax cli-max thus "And now the sheen sips In the home of Mr. Gregory." I I I GOT HIS BREAD ... A determined deter-mined sort of a lad, Charles Robinson, Rob-inson, 7, Somerville, Mass., treked through Somerville, Medford, Everett Ev-erett and Chelsea to find bread for his mother. He ended with police protection. Emerging from a recent "Inner Sanctum" broadcast, "Host" Paul McGrath was accosted by an irate woman who said she'd long been a fan ' of the program "and for weeks Pve been writing to Hi Brown, the producer, and even to the sponsor, begging them to do something about that horrible door." To which McGrath replied with dignity, "Madame, our door squeaks for itself! ODDS VD EA'DS-rfc perfect re tort, at rehearsal ar the George tiurns-r tiurns-r AUm broadcast: Grade V Rill Coodivin"Oh, go roll mr noooer!" . . . Chili Wills, the Trrn Suede who has portrayed on the screen members o nearly et ery nation I.... 1.;. mm finnIy dZovs Slt'ed in "High Barbaree," as a pal of Van ,Mv Shier Eileen, with Lucille Ball in the title role, uJfW snared tor radio . . . 7ocfta Seulel one of me wona i v - ,m hnx been timed by rartv mount as concert master knd toUitf of the studio recording orxJiesira. 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