High Crowns Are Tops in Hat Styles for Summer
Belmont Park observers spotlight new hat trends with taller crowns and bolder silhouettes from designers John Frederics Lily Dache and Sally Victor. The Mil linery Fashion Inspiration group plans future collaborations to bring high crown styles to mainstream buyers at budget prices. The shift signals a move from discreet calots to statement hats that frame the head and headlines. Lilly Hundley Circle of the First Baptist Women's Missionary Union will meet at 4 PM Wednesday at Mrs. H. E. Peery’s home, 702 Jefferson Street.
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We the Women By Ruth Millett
A man should beware of a girl who earns dislike from other women as a girl fears a man out of line with his peers. Women see jealous, greedy or mean traits quickly, and men often ignore that verdict. If men heed women’s view, marriages may avoid bad bargains and misperceptions.
Evening calendar of club meetings and events
Tonight and Tuesday listings include the Atlantida Spanish Club at Furr Food Tea Room, Security Benefit Association at W O W Hall, Alpha Delta Sorority, Bonita Chapter Eastern Star, U-Deal-Em Club, Service Wives Club at Capitol Hotel, First Baptist Martha Class luncheon, Amarilla Rebekah Lodge, Oregon Star, Miracle Book Club at Lincoln Street, Terpsichorean Club, The Needle Club at Aronson Tea Room, and a senior high school plant recital by Dale Wright at Musical Arts Conservatory Drawing Room. hostesses noted.
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Musical Arta Conservatory
Nanalie Wright
Nassat
Alumnae Hear Wood President At Amarillo Dinner
James Madison Wood of Stephens College in Columbia Missouri will address alumnae and prospective students at an informal dinner tonight at seven o'clock at the Amarillo Country Club. Also notes on cleaning woodwork with a brush and suds, and a London specialist cites 1600 diseases of the human body.
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Stephens College
Columbia
Amarillo Country Club
Enemy Sinks 252 Vessels in Atlantic Submarine Campaign
The Associated Press reports on a week of naval losses in the western Atlantic with 252 vessels sunk by submarines. Ten U S ships, seven British, three Norwegian, and others fallen. 880 seamen survived. One U S ship sank Atenas near the Gulf of Mexico after a raider attack.
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South America
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Pearl Harbor
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Atenas
San Jose
Costa Rica
Wartime Fashion Visions From Dorothy Roe and Irene Saltern
Irene Saltern, Hollywood designer, predicts the woman of tomorrow will seek comfort, efficiency and beauty. She envisions tailored day wear and feminine evening gowns, two and three color daytime fabrics, and softly draped silhouettes with coordinated yet separable gowns. New wartime details include free-action sleeves, furlough dresses, optical illusion waistlines, and a shift back to decorative hooks and buttons as zippers fade.
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Wide World
Irene Saltern
Hollywood
Saltern
Priscilla Lane
German Alien Wanted To Be of Service
Federal officials recount a German enemy alien electrician who avoided internment by seeking assignment to the Texas gulf coast army airport electric light system. Also noted is an Italian alien grocer who hid $1200 and fears he cannot write checks, plus Australia allowing gasoline ration ticket transfers to avoid prosecution for a Sydney motorist dealing with embalming fluid supplier.
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Houston
Texas Gulf Coast Army
Australia
Sydney
Nazis Exact Huge Sums Across Occupied Europe
Washington June 8. The foreign policy association reports German conquests yield cash and goods totaling about the same as the postwar reparations, with 4.5 billion dollars annually looted from occupied Europe. Ernest Hediger notes the Young plan 500 million figure is small by comparison and highlights a widespread confiscation regime.
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Foreign Policy Association
Europe
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Hediger
Arnold predicts dawn of wrath with Allied air power
Lieut. Gen. H. H. Arnold told the Iowa Wesleyan College commencement crowd that for every American plane downed, Japan loses four. He said the day of reckoning is near and touted the Flying Fortress and B 25 as superior and production goals of 60,000 planes this year. He projected over 60,000 officers and nearly a million men in the air force by year end, doubling next year if needed.
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Iowa Wesleyan College
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Essen
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Flying Fortress
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Army Air Force
Anne Adams Pattern 4111 Dress Pattern Ad
Anne Adams Pattern 4111 available in women sizes 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50. Size 36 uses 34 yards 39 inch fabric and 2% yards edged. Send fifteen cents plus one cent for mailing. Include SIZE NAME ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER. Lead the Summer Dress Parade with a new Pattern Book costing ten cents. Order to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department 243 West 17th St New York NY.
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Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
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West 17Th St
Chocolate Covered Cake War Time Dessert Recipe
Mrs Gaynor Maddox shares a sugarless chocolate cake recipe to aid wartime dessert needs. It details ingredients such as cake flour baking powder salt butter orange rind corn syrup eggs milk and vanilla, plus a chocolate chip frosting method with semisweet chips and a warm frosted finish.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Enemy Sinks Two Ships in Atlantic and Caribbean
New York reports 24 victims from Axis submarine attacks. A radio operator at his post died after sending a futile SOS aboard a medium-sized American freighter torpedoed 500 miles off the eastern coast on May 30. The Norwegian merchantman, torpedoed and shelled on May 12, left 18 dead or missing. Survivors reached a South American port.
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New York
A.P
Atlantic
Caribbean
Navy
Submarine Rescues Survivors After Attack
A submarine surfaced and assured survivors that a radio message from their country confirmed their rescue. It lingered until daylight to take photographs and tossed a French cigarette case and overalls marked equipement militaire to lifeboats while distributing rum. Railways in Bolivia raise freight rates 15 percent on prime needs and 35 percent on other goods.
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Bolivia
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