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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1951
Broken Lace Troubles Ended With Stylish Slip-On Shoe
Shoes keyed to the season in both weight and color and shoes keyed to the occasion in style as well as fabric and color are now being introduced into the men's footwear agenda for this spring.
Especially adaptable to warm spring and summer days are ventilated shoes in woven and mesh styles. The use of lighter colors and color combinations in these shoes also does much to sustain their airier and cooler mood.
For men who like a suitable pair of shoes for each date on their calendar, there are new smooth and brushed leather combinations, often in contrasting colors. The darker tones are stressed for town wear and black, brown, white and other light colors are suggested for casual activities.
Newest and already most widely accepted of the "special occasion" as well as seasonal shoe style is
the slip-on, a laceless shoe with front, side of concealed gores to insure stay-on comfort.
A typical slip-on style designed for town is the nylon mesh shoe. It is usually combined with a smooth leather in a contrasting color and can be had in wing, Scotch tip, mud-guard front, moccasin or other slip-on styles.
For more casual wear there are slip-ons in moccasin styles that combine smooth leather with a tartan plaid cloth, plain smooth leather slip-ons whose only ornament is an adjustable buckle strap across the instep and tasselled moccasin-type designs with side self-lacing.
Men's Ties Will Be Bright, With New Fabrics Featured
Color and more color in bright, clear "jewel-tones" on soft, pastel backgrounds is the clue to new spring neckwear, according to the Men's Tie foundation.
Multi-tones in striking and unusual superimposed colors and designs echo the new freshness of spring with such rare combinations as mistblue with navy and scarlet, toast with pottery or turkey red, pale, julep mint green with shades of wood brown and the intermingling of chartreuse, yellows, cadet blue and wild plum in all-over water color effects.
Hand painted ties, once confined to the plush purse, but now priced to fit any size budget, will run rampant in color and design from the geometrics to Hawaiian sunsets. Further evidence that spring ties will be bright and gay is the introduction of a new luminous silk, fluorescently treated, giving a shiny jewel-like sparkle to the fabric.
Light weight wool challis ties.
Spring neckwear will be seen in rich new fabrics, jacquards, foulards, corded silks, reps, wovens, satins and crisp new rayons from American and foreign mills.
Just Sun Fun Without Squint
Sun fun minus the squint, plus definite fashion appeal is promised for ultra violet devotees this spring and summer.
Sun glass manufacturers have come up with several lens refinements and new frame designs.
A pair of glasses currently available allow the wearer to control brightness by rotating the lens with a small metal tab. Another plastic framed pair curves uniquely to fit the brow, has built-in visors for extra protection and fashion interest.
Extra wide frames with slotted temples for scarves turn up in many of the season's new models, with a variety of colors provided.
Dual Role Played By Jars, Bottles
Take a second look at the bottle, jar, or box that holds your man's shaving preparations. It may have an afterlife!
Eye-catching new packaging twists to familiar men's toiletery products are keeping containers in use nowadays long after their skin-soothing contents are gone. These attractive containers have a number of interesting decorative and functional possibilities.
To wit: there's a pottery-type after-shave lotion flask with a masculine motif that becomes a striking vase for ivy. An attractive men's gift set containing soap, talcum, cologne, lotion, and shaving mug lives a second live on his desk or dressing table as a handsome gadget box,
patterned with clever sports symbols, team up wonderfully with odd jackets and are doubly pleasing because they shake out their wrinkles so quickly.
Another new look in neckwear is the bow tie made in narrow width with square ends.
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Hold-up Kiss Is Missing Due To Mrs.' Kissing
Philadelphia (U.P.)—A kissing bandit got $435 from the cash register of a hosiery shop but only a "half-hearted" kiss from the cashier.
Number one fashion news in men's spring shoes is the slip-on that fits the foot by means of goring or elastic insets. Shown, brushed leather with smooth leather slip-on, side finger gores. Popular Price Shoe Manufacturers.
Mrs. Barbara Cohen, 20, said she wasn't even going to tell police about the gunman's amorous attempt yesterday, but they noticed her lipstick was smeared.
She said he was young and had bushy, blond hair.
Nearly half of all the jobs provided by America's manufacturing industries depend upon the manufacture and use of steel.
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Long Beds For Tall Persons
Longer bedding is now available. So those six-footers who probably haven't enjoyed real sleeping comfort since they passed the five foot 11 inches mark can now sleep on extra length bedding in both comfort and restfulness.
'Hang Over' Hanger Is New
A new type of clothes hanger enables trousers to be hung out-side the coat instead of in the usual beaneath-the-suit-jacket hanging method. The hanger is called "The Over."
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Oxford Circle ties,
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