Daily Record from Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland (2024)

4 With jacket or blouse Navy blue faille combines with dusky pink jersey in the elegant co*cktail ensemble on the left worn by Loretta Young. The slim skirt has a draped bow at the hip and this pulls through a slit in the moulded jacket. Facing the high roll collar is jersey to match the long sleeved blouse. And this is the blouse without the jacket. The graceful sculptured line drapes the shoulders and neck and lends interest to the long sleeves which actually peep from below the jacket.

541. "10's Kindness means more than good manners TOUGHTFULN ESS, kindness or good which do you con.sider the most desirable quality in a man? This trio of characteristics are all mentioned in a letter from a young reader who feels embarrassed when her boy friend won't raise his hat when someone she knows meets them together in the street. "As Jar as I am concerned." she writes, "it doesn't matter a hoot, but my friends make veiled reference to his lack manners. and I suppose they speak behind my back, "He seldom wears a hat but when he does it sits tight upon his head. In other ways I find him most attentive and considerate.

In fact, he's the kindest man I know." That last phrase stands out like shining gold from a setting of tawdry thoughts. Keep his kindness before you when your friends indulge in petty jeers. No. I certainly wouldn't advise speaking to him about the matter. It may be that he's nervous or shy in wearing a hat.

I consulted some mannerly fellows on the question and one of them frankly confesses that he always feel sheepish when raising his hat. Because of this he seldom has one. If you are very conscious of your friend's shortcoming in this direction let him know that you like him best wtlhout I have an official secretary and issue a news sheet periodically I'll gladly furnish the address of the secretary. The fee for joining runs to a few shillings. Flannel HAVING bought a medicated flahnel to create a glow and relieve muscle pains, a reader wonders if this should be worn next the skin and whether she can wash it.

You wear these dressings next the skin. They may be washed in a light, not too warm lather and dry them away from heat or sunrays. Repeated washings will eventually impair their chemical properties. LOUSE PETRIE It 4aver.c her mail a hat. He might be Just as relieved as you to get rid of that burden I pity the poor men having to be ever on the alert in this direction.

I'm sure if I were one I'd never wear a hat. Hobby Club LAI' recent reference to the IVI American "Hobby Club" which links people in pen friendships has drawn several Inquiries. Readers ask if this is exclusively an American Association with all overtures coming from the United States "I would like to be put in touch with someone in the States but don't know how to go about it." explains one. This Club is an American Idea and to begin with was sponsored from that country but now they have contacts 500 members, Kiddies will like this YOUNGSTERS sometimes resent putting on a cosy pullover, but don't think much persuasion required the were patterned with gay ducklings as in this jersey. The trouble then Might be they wouldn't wish to take it all.

Ideal for boy or girl, this design measures 26 inches round under the arm and the length from top of shoulder is 13 inches. The original jersey was knitted in natural wool with yellow ducklings against a dark brown ground, but you can select any colour scheme you like. The neat fitting neok links up the shade of the panel. To knit this you require 3 ozs. of the main colour and 12 oz.

each of the other two. The knitting instruction leaflet, complete with diagram, costs twopence and you should enclose this amount in stamps along with a sell-addressed penny. stamped envelope and the adjoining order coupon. Address your Louise Petrie's Pattern Service. "Daily Record." Kemsley House, Glasgow, CZ.

Daily Record" Knitting Pattern No. 191 Duckling jersey TO-, Slightly crafty? (4). 5, This trade would not he dutiful, of course (4). S. Tudor vine becomes expelled (6.

3). 9, Plunge back In a hurry, evidently (4). 10, An evil spirit could make me nod (5). 11, Clear It for a musical performance (7). 12, Hazard (4).

14. Photograph a card game (4). 17, Sea-shoreS that make up rope (7). 19. Border round nothing clicuitOusfy (5).

20, An article In liquor for profit (4). 21, Interested, but troubled VII. 22. Eager dirge? (4). 23.

An old 6 day perishes (4). Down-1. Dared upset a snake 1 5). 3. Active falsehood about five 4) 4.

Mated dice (snag.) (W. Foreigner from the manor Ve for heating liciuid (does It l'lr tf) (4). 13, Weight of a ong onset (5). is, Father MI 4, vii ol 4 e- 4 view A -7. Blankets THE washing of new blankets worries another correspondent.

To remove the chemical finish present in all blankets, steep overnight in cold water to which a handful of salt has been added. Squeeze out the following morning and wash in warm. soapy suds and rinse through several lukewarm waters. Some people prefer a reliable detergent to soap, in which case follow the directions explicitly. Some glycerine added to he final rinsing water enhances their softness.

Hair style I have a very shallow lorehead and am advised by my friends to dress my hair high so as to suggest height. but I fail to see any improvement in this style. Could you suggest anything? I am dark and my eyebrows are lull and wide. My face is on the broad side." Don't be downhearted you sound rather attractive. Because of the width of your face, I wouid still cling to top fullness, but not of the Edwardian persuasion.

Have your hair dressed to hide the hairline ac oss the brow. Drooping waves or curls, toppling from a higher fullness. would keep people guessing. Bring them over the side of the brow as well. By plucking your eyebrows at the top and tapering them carefully at the edges you'll gain a fractional change which ought to make a difference.

'DAY'S CROSSWORD outside and a beast (5). 16. Want to be darkened 1n bed (4). la. The ends of 13 and 13 become European (4).

SATURDAY'S SOLUTIONS Across Stil(y) Steel: Conan; 11, Nua(lr); 12. AA: 13 Oang; 15. Ord: 16, ST; 17, Oran: 15, ord; 20, Aw (wa'); 22. Tir: 23, Spae; 24, N(l)c: 25, AD: 26, Keening; 29. EA; 32, Er( Icht); 33, Por(rldge): 34.

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