The days of "Button, button, who's got the button?" are here again. The more the merrier, but let them be different and let them be gay. Button styles change as do the dresses they enhance.

Life at Ivorydale amidst a pleasant scene of factory activity is energetic, interesting and extremely satisfactory. An experimental kitchen and an experimental household laundry comprise the laboratories of the Home Economics Department of the Proctor and Gamble Company. I am in charge of the activities here, where my official designation, if anyone ever got around to giving it, would probably be "assistant director."

Research workers, on the whole, have retiring temperaments. To look for them necessitates trips into the Chemistry Building on a rainy Sunday evening, through dark and shadowy corridors to the rat lab, or into a newly equipped room where a bungling reporter hardly dares breath for fear of misplacing some of the tiny equipment. Looking for researchers is exciting business, but the Iowa State campus is thickly populated with them.

Diligently we study diets, plan menus and count calories, but how much do we know about the harmfulness of coffee, tea, smoking and alcohol? Doctors say that fundamentally these substances are all poisons. They depend upon a drug-like action for their effects and the use of all is more or less habit forming.

Whether you're blonde or brunet, wear a size 16 or 40, this style scout wagers that your big problem right now is in finding a spring costume to bewitch that none-too-susceptible Easter bunny.