The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-07-30
GLAMOR

GLAMOR
In keeping with the wartrend of
conservation black summer dresses and
suits are much in evidence. Black shan
tung with organdy touches is cool and
trim looking. Black and white prints are
ultra smart with large bold patterns.
Full length summer coats are new and
change from jackets, with a single
box pleat in back and tied casually at
the waist
Faille coats of emerald green vie
with wool coats of scarlet.
Pale Daisy yellow worn with black
and navy is new for accessories.
Shoes are mostly low heel functional
design for walking but achieve high
style through bright color contrasts ol
nail head decoration.
Slips perform an important clothes
saving function. They not only improv,
the looks of Il dress but they protect
outer garments from wrinkling and
SOiling.
Slips, sleeping garments and loungina
robes have all been simplitied by gov
ernment order. Slips will no longer b.
made with shadow panels, double ma
terial yOkes, or any features that re
qnireS fabric over fabric.
Rayon slips will wear long if ma
terial is firmly woven and has strong
close, evenly stitched seams. RayOns
often tear apart ut the seams, particu
larly If the seam is straight cut. Rayol
slips should be cut on the bias to avoi'
direct pull on the threads.
Long wear depends upon correct fit
sturdy construction and proper care
new clothes women can perform Il bet
ter service by prolonging the life Of The
garments they now own.
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If your present silk hose "run" try
embrOidering the run in Il fancy desigl
with Il colored thread as method %
preservation. All kinds of clever de
signs can be worked out if YOU Civ,
! it Il little thought.
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Remember, long thin faces and neck
need round necklines and plump girl
realize they need slim vertical lines.
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WOMEN
| According to the WOmen's Bureau
! L. :. Dept. of Labor. which Is con
cerned with the effective use of womel
in the war effort, high school girl grad
yates have Il chance to earn while the,
learn, and when trained as Junior en
ginTring aids to get an important jol
in the Army's Signal Corps. Hundred
of women are needed AZ Uncle Sam
| inspectors In private plants makin
radio, telephone, and other eutlpmen
for Army use.
\ girl who gets the opportunity t.
serve her country in the Signal Corps
the eyes and ears of the fighting fore,
Is paid during her 4 to . months train
ing period Il salary of Sl2O II month
and i'm starting work as an inSpecto
she receives $l35 month.
| nt bIler Is open 10 young WOlnr
who have Il mathematical and Scipntili
bent and education. BESIDES being
high school grad she must have tn
equivalent of six successfully complete
units In chemistry, physics, math,
mntics, or drafting, or IL total of 81
units in any combination of thes
courses.
If she makes good she has oppol
tunties for advancement at highe
salaries, and possibly 90 on to s,lpcl
viSory position of considerable import
ance which may also include travel I
Il number of plants in the easter
states or MiddleWeSt.
For further information write to tn
Third District, L. s. Civil ServiC
Comm. in Philadelphia, Pa.
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;, A standing room only" sign is
order ut the University of Chicag
where II major experiment in trainir
women for war Industries is under wa,
1t was arranged for 80 women an
1900 applied for admission 1t is a
intensice, full-time, ten week courS
: involving neither tuition nor cole:
credits and financed by the L. s. OH,
OF Education. The course will be r
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