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Show I "GAY GADGETS" Associated Newspapers WNU Features. By NANCY PEPPER LOCKETS FOR THE LOVELORN If you want to carry his picture close to your heart, make yourself one of the new fiQc "Cat's Whiskers" xItH-'-j lockets. All you MjJ neec are three SjvVA. nat Pwder Pufrs wwT one lor lhe I v ont, one for lhe ' 7 "Hj v back and one. cut in half, for the ears. Sew the front and back together, to-gether, leaving the top open to hold a snapshot Make the cat's eyes out of buttons and his whiskers out of a lock of your CA.O.'s hair. (He'll just HAVE to let his crew cut grow out.) Make your dream boy a matching locket with YOUR picture and a lock of YOUR hair. Nothing Catty about this Trick, but it's sort-a Kittenish. MURDER THAT MORONS HERE AGAIN! Did you hear about the lit' tie moron who left his door open so no one could peek through the keyhole? Or the moron who wouldnt tvalh through a screen door for fear of straining himself? Or the moron who thought he'd have plenty of shoes because he'd planted shoe trees in his Victory garden? Or the moron who put his will in his watch so he could wind up his affairs. What else is making ivith the little moron? TRIXIE TEEN SAYS Don't go mooning around wishing that you had hair like Mary's, a turned-up nose like Sally's, a neat figure like Joan's or a lush complexion complex-ion like Dot's. Wishing won't make it so but getting to work on yourself your-self will help. A crowning glory is yours for the brushing, shampooing shampoo-ing and setting. If your nose is your bad point, distract attention from it by emphasizing your good one. If you don't have a drape shape, there's always proper diet and exercise ex-ercise and a few less double malt-eds. malt-eds. As for complexions, there's nothing like that well-scrubbed look that comes from soap and water and plenty of them. Glamour doesn't always come easy, but almost every ev-ery girl has a spark of It. Just learn how to fan the spark into a flame! ' CLEVER FOOT WORK NO NEED TO SPEND THAT PRECIOUS COUPON 18 UNNECESSARILY. HERE'S WHAT THE GIRLS ARE DOING TO KEEP THEIR FEET IN FASHION: KNOCK ON WOOD Draw the outline out-line of your feet on a piece of wood. Cut around with a Jig Saw. Fasten to your feet with pieces of cotton fabric left over from your new skirt or with bandana 'kerchiefs, cut in half. You can do the same Trick with bedroom slipper soles and produce pro-duce smart, rationless sandals. TOE OUT Have you outgrown your saddles or mocs? Well, don't discard them. With a razor cut the entire toe out, leaving a strip to go over the vamp. Then cut the sides and back away, except for a strip on each side of the heel. Run shoe laces through these side strips and lie them up the leg. You see, you still have soles to call your own. SLANGUAGE IN UNIFORM HAVE YOU NOTICED HOW MILITARY MIL-ITARY TERMS ARE INVADING THE TEEN SLANGUAGE THESE DAYS? WE CHECKED WITH TEENS FROM COAST-TO-COAST AND HERE ARE THE PET EXPRESSIONS EX-PRESSIONS THEY HAVE BORROWED BOR-ROWED FROM OUR ARMED FORCES. Eagle Spread pay day. Chou Hound big eater. Fire Trap moustache. File 13 waste paper basket. Snow White a nurse. Armored Cow canned milk. Bubble dancing dish washing. Shall we anchor? Shall we blow, scram, hit the road, or what have you? Mess meals. Quarters rooms. Bomber terrific. P. 33 a girl who's a bomber. |