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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
8
Wartime sewing guide shows how to reclaim men's shirts into children's wear such as rompers sun-suits dresses and pinafores. Steps cover cutting laundering patterning pinking and simple seams with tips on button placement trimming and embroidery for stylish, budget friendly outfits.
Patchwork blouses hats and pinafores captivate fashion with calicoes ginghams and chambrays stitched into quilts like designs. Slacks cuffed with swatches and matching patchwork aprons and pockets rise in a trend described as anything goes in this patchwork stampede.
Designers unveil versatile summer skirts crafted in silk jersey. The new style features ruffles along bow-tied pockets and a matching ruffle above the hem, designed to complement lingerie blouses and knit with piquant tones. praised for grace and easy pairing with any blouse.
Four of the five surviving Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 3 officers recount their Cebu sortie and Cebu City raid. They describe bombings, dives, evacuees, and the collapse of Camp X, with Bulkeley, Kelly, Akers, and Cox detailing escape attempts, American bombers appearing, and the wreckage of their unit as they drifted through Mindanao seeking rescue.
A set of trivia prompts includes the right of the state to take property for public use, an alternative name for the Bladiolus, the motto about living a day as a lion, the first of Wilson's 14 points, John Paul Jones serving as rear admiral for a country after the Revolution, the location of bilge water, and the term for a company that mainly owns stocks or securities in other firms.
An ad notes Camel as the favorite cigarette among Army, Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard men. It contrasts the first bugle call with First Call and cites actual sales records from service men’s stores. Restrictions on overseas mail are mentioned, but Camels can still be sent within the U S and to sailors abroad.
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