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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-16

whiskey in the Carolina Beach soo
ton Wednesday, January s. SENT.
nels warned the b~ootleggers of their
approach, they said.
The sheriff's office reported that
officers seized a 10O-gallon copper
still and 300 gallons of mash about
a mile east of the Legion stadium
on January 9.
ABC officers reported that thew
captured a 120-gallon copper still,
nea Silver Lake in the Carolina
Beach section on January 10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-16
r SHOCKS

MELBOURNE, Australia, Jan.
15.-R-The heaviest earth shocks
in 30 years still shook Rabaul
island at the northern tip of New
Britain today after a day and a
half of tremors. The island is in
the Bismarck Archipelago north
of Australia. 5
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-16
INDICTED

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-R-Hec.
tor Leon Marie Vanderdonckt, Bel
gian born naturalized American
citizen and former chief mate on
the torpedoed Belgian liner Vile
de Namur, today was indicted for
violation of the neutrality act by
sailing on a vessel of a belligerent
nation,
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consiste que seamos buenas, Sc
gun los chinosl

consiste que seamos buenas, Sc
gun los chinosl
Maria de la Cruz asinti6.
Ella, 10 mismO que las otras
dos damas, temian, adivinaban
algGn prop6sito siniestro en- Ia
terrible capitana.
De todos modos, como no po-
dian hacer NADIA, estando como
seguian estando prisioneras de
los piratas, decidieron retirarse
cada una a un camarote.
En- cada uno de estos, ell chinito
que hablaba ell espahol les habia
advertido que habia una vela de
sebo sObre la mesilla de nOche.
Las tres mujeres decidieron,
para evitar alguna terrible sor-
presa, cerrar hemeticameute
los camarotes por dentro.
Antes de acostarse los regis
traron.
No, no habia nadie.
HaSta ahOra, L11I6 cumplia
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
OEPORTES
Ell DIREC-
TOR DE LOS Medals BLAN
CAS-

Detroit, Julio7.-Por insolen
tarse frecuentemente con los al
bitros, a despecho de las reglas,
ell p~residente de la Liga Ameri-
cana. William Harridge, impu-
so aver suspension, por ITEM
pc indefinido, a Jimmy Dykes,
ell director de los Medals Blan-
cas- de Chicago. Ha venido el u
sando, seg1n Harridge, lengua-
je obscene y abusive. mo vol
vera al juegO mientras no ten
gamos la conviction de que no
reincidira",
Cit6 Harridge, de manera es-
pecial un incidente entire ell UNI
pire Basil y Dykes, ocurrido 81
sabado anterior, y tambien otro
protestando de una decision del
juez Geisel sobre una bola de
foul.
Dykes trat6 de justificarse
diciendo que las malas palabras
las habia dicho luego de que lie
habian expulsado del juego.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

Estaba nublada la tarde y los
cubanos Sc olvdiaron de que ha-
bia home, bebiendo aqua cla-
ra, m~ansamente, en- las manos
del pitcher CapitanO.
En- las nueve entradas, como
81 lutheran estado comiendo
"chiviricos," los bateadores del
Circulo Cubano Sc quedaron en-
tres hits, uno de D. Pulido, un
segundo de Rodriguez y Ell ter
cero de ]. Schiro.
Los Garibaldinos maltrata-
ron primero a Torres Y despues
hicieron 10 mismo a Pulido, Pc
70 la derrota lie crrespondi6 al
Torero.
Capitano "pas6 de capa" a los
Mambises y con mucha finura
les sirvi6 NADIA menos que IA
pouches.
Fue I'm desastre para ell Ira
buco No. /, cuyos partidarios sa
Heron hacienda muy fuertes y
diversos concentrates.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

La noche seguia cruzandc
pOr Ell camarOte hueca, hosea.
silenciosa, fdnebre.
Ell buque cOntinuaba nave.
gando por aquel mar s~olitario.
un tanto encrespado, donde son
tan frecuentes los tifones.
IAd6nde las pevaban?..
jAdonde las conducian los nj
ratas chinos?...
bQue iba a ser de ella y de A.
queilas otras dos pobres comma.
heras de infortunioP., D..
~ que habia sido, que iba a
ser de los otros infelices prisio.
neros que quedaron en- la boJe.
ga de la nave?...
JLos habian matado?
iiLos habian asesinado a to-
Maria de la Cruz cerraba los
cJos. Sc pasaba ambas names
pOr Ia trente, para rechazar Ia
triStisimA para lamar
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

al sueho, que no guerra venir.
ION, ST!
La parecia este una terrible,
una tremenda pesadilla.
lSohaba, en- verdad?
IDeliraba?
jIba a despertar, de un mo-
mento a otro, y a encontrarse
oVra Nez en- Su cuarto coquet6n
Gel Hotel Imperial de Toxic, o
en- su boudoir del palacio de la
lUaStellana?
lAh, no!
Ahora, en- Ell silencio compile
10 y absolute que rodeaba Ell bu-
que, apenas turbado muy de
tarde en- tarde en- tarde por Ell
chaf-chaf de las olas al estrellar
Sc contra la quilla de la proa,
Maria de la Cruz percibi6 un le-
We ruldO extraho.
Fran unos pasOs lentOs, mono
tontS' suaves, al otro lado del
pasllio de MADEIRA del camarOts.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

Dios .mfol IPor que has
querido que mi vida y La de mi
Pedro adorable Sc vean envuel-
tas en- tantisimo dolor, en- tanta-
prueba horremda?... iAh, TODD
por ei, por Ell, por 81, por csc
hOmbre tan amado, por csc HON
bre al que nj ahora, nj en- ell mis-
mo instante de mi muerte, po-
DIRE dejar de adorar de rodillas,
a pesar de su crueldad conmi-
go!...
81; la imagen de Pedro de Nj
nez seguia ante los ojos de Ia ex
celsa, como cuenta Ia tradici6n
que ell roStro ensangrentado de
Jesus estuvo va siempre graba-
do en- la mente de la Veronica
ell encuentro del Calvario.
iAquel hOmbre. aquel hon.
PEDRO, Pedro, su Pedro ado
RADIO, su Pedro queridisimol
ion, como 10 querial
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

de pesadilla.
La inglesa fue la primera que
reaccion6.
Sec6 su llantO, y en- un NAL
frances dijO a sus companeras
de infortunio.
i BuenO, sehogas mias! Con
llorar, no hacer NADIA. Ser preci-
so ser fuertes. Strong for life!
IEs la lucha pOr la vidal Por
suerte, csc chinito nos ha dicho
hue pOdiamos dormir Tranquil
las, 81 ser buenas.
Madame Juneau sonri6, con
una gracia muy latina. para CO.
mentar:
JFalta saber, sonora, en- que
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
DIZZY DEAN Sc EMPLEARA
EN- LA RADIO

Pittsburg, julio Al termi
narse aver ell doble desafio en-
tire los Cubs y los Piratas, Dir
~ Dean, ell exfamoSo pitcher,
anunci6 que habia acceptable un
empleo con una compafia cerve
cera para tranSmitir progra-
mas por la Radio. "Dejo la pelo-
ia con profunda pena. YO me
Siento Obligado hacia un depor-
te que tan bueno ha sido para
conmigo."
La compania cervecera tiene
sus intereses en- San Luis.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
Los Garbaldnos lie dieron'
Ia echada a los Mambises
F6cil victoria de los asturianOs

Una "~palOmita'' dejada caer
per ell jardinero derecho, en- Ia
primera entada, lie vali6 tres ca
rreras a la Unione.
En- ell s.ptimo anotaron los ga
ribaldinos sus otras cuatro ca :
rreras, vapuleando a Torres,
que fue sustituido por Pulido.
No Sc hallaba Pulido en- su bue-
ma forma peculiar y 10 "apalea-
ron" tambi6n.
j. Fernandez, ell ri de la u
nione, dispar6 tres hits, en- cua-
tro wees. Ayudaron a los CANA
dores, con dos hits cada uno,
Grannell Y A. Scionte.
Los cubanos pasaban los ba-
res a considerable distancia de
las pelotas lRnzadas por Capt.
tano, como 81 estuvieran enter.
mos. Las bolas que partian Ell
home" pasaban como 81 fue-
ran invisibles.
Mala fue La entrada, desde ell
de vista de la recaudaci6n
y muchos partidarios de los Gu
banOs Sc "desahogaron" con ex-
presiones que es inoportuno re-
U. l. 800 900 4OO-7c, 1oh, lie
C. C. 900 900 aoO-Oc, 3h, lie
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
iC6mo 10 adoraba

lNOIliO 10 duOrdDal
iC6mO estaba ante su recuer-
do Ell alma de la martir de rodi-
Has, ell coraz6n sangrando sin
cesar!
AL acostarse, en- la ancha Y
comfortable litera, que era, en-
verdad, una de las mejores del
buque, la infeiiz murmur6 ca
81 en- VOC alta, dando un soplo a
la luz:
Il I'm beso tuyo. Pedro milo,
un beso tuyo, en- plena boca. an
una de mis- mejillas o en- mi fren
te...; un beso que sea como auue
Hos besOs purisimos y santos
con hue til me ungite a mi on
nuestra luna de miel, y 70 me
mOrire con la sonrisa en- los IA
bios, y olvidare todos los dolo-
res y dare ppr bien emplesdo
este calvario milo que parece no
finl
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

Con la valiosa ayuda del CO..
ronel Hesterley, jefe del 116 De
Artillerla, sera possible ofrecer
en- Tampa, 81 dia IA de julio, la.
pelea entire Ell soldado Tommy
Gomez, la "egtrella" local, y
Buddy Scott, IN fuerte pdgil de
Washington cue combati6 fren-
tie a Bob Pastor y lie hizo una
formidable resisteneia.
Ell %coronel, que cree tener en-
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

La novena del Centre Astu-
riano. comandada por Faustino
Casares, venci6 aver facilmen-
tie a los Caballeros Leales, que
Sc quedaron en- una carrera y 5
hits.
Tres lauzadores de los Lea
les, Taner, McG ahagin y White
fueron castigados por los Slug
gers" ASSURES, que pasaron once
veces ell 'Fhome" y dispararon IL
hits.
Pinella lanz6 de manera ad =
mirable y los cinco hits lie fue-
ron bateados dos por r. Fernan
1ez, Ell Jimagua; dos por Leavi-
ne, Ell jardinero izquierdo, y uno
por Mccartney, ell jardinero de
recho. Rafael Fernandez hizo la
Gnica carrera de los vapuleados.
Iglesias, la tercera base de los
tiunfadores, descarg6 tres hits
e hizo una carrera en- sells wees
al bate.
Atizaron dos hits cada uno,
C. Fernandez, ell Gallego, y ell
serpentinero Piniella.
Ortega, la tercera de los Lea
les, cometi6 dos errores.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
A. 200 $50 301-11c, 12h, lie
C. L. 900 100 0OO-1c, 5h, 4e
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

Con una dOble victoria los
Braves, los Dodgers Sc afianza-
ron en- ell primer puesto.
Boston &c, 5h, De; Brooklyn
sc, 8h, 2e.
Boston DC, 9h, 2e; Brooklyn
&c, 5h, 0e.
Dos wees atropellaron los
Ptratas q los Cubs, intervinien-
do Alfonso Lopez en- los dos jue
gos. Alfonso ayud6 con un hit,
en- Ell primero. Despues relieve
a Davis, en- ell segundo, pero no
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
Gomez peIeara con Scott 81 dfa446 julio
I'm tantO pOr ciento para Ia UsO

Gomez I'm campe6n, lie ha conce-
dido un nuevo permiso. para
a m@
csc dia, mas a condici6n de lue
un tanto ror ciento de las entra-
das Sc destine a la USO, la nue.
va organization para elevar la
moral de los reclutas.
Scott reanudara hoy sus ejer-
cicios, a las 8 de la tarde, en- ell
gimnasio de la Gale Franklin.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

pudo "conectar".
Chicago 1c, All, De; Pittsburgh
&c, III, De.
Chicago DC, III, Be; Pittsburgh
13c, 15h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
LIZA AMERICANA

Ted Lyons, Ell glorioso vete-
rano, obtuvo aver otra victoria.
Ell contratiempo Sc lie anot6 a
Milnar.
Cleveland &c, Oh, Sc; Chicago
&c, 13h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

ST, senior, compre Ia
pintura B. L. P. Sofa
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, Sa. avenida
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
LIGA NLACIONAL

Carl Hubbell obtuvo aver su
quinta victoria consecutive, de-
rrotandO a los Phillies. FL Sc
gundo juego no pudo verificar-
sc.
New York 7c, 9h, lie; Filadel-
fla &c, Oh. Oe.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

su palabra de dejar tranquilas
a las tres mujeres.
Maria de la Cruz sc despidi6
al fin de sus compaheras de in
fortunio, y Sc retro al camaro-
te que habia eScogido, y que a.
lumbraba la luz mortecina de
una vela.
o.
Ahora va no Sc Dian los ayes nj
los lamentos que habian llegado
hasta los oidos de las prisione-
ras haSta momentos antes.
FL silencio era ABSOLUTE.
Maria de la Cruz habia cerra-
do concienzudamente la puerta
de su camarote.
Y a sofas, olvidada de su ham
bre, de su sed, olvbdando has
Ia ell mismo horror de esta situa
ci6n espantosisima, la martir
cruz6 las manos, las elev6 al Gle
10, y murmUr6. cOnteniendo a
penas las lagrimas:
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

Los Yankees obtuvieron una
doble victoria sobre los Atletil
cos de Connie Mack.
Filadelfia &c, III, De; New
York Sc, 17h, lie.
FiladeIfia 1c, I5h, lie; New
York &c, Oh, Oe.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

Riddle, un pitcher de Georgia
alcanz6 aver su novena victoria
consecutive para beneficio de
los ROjos. La derrota lie CORES
.pondi6 a Warneke.
San Luis DC, 3h, lie; Cincin-
natl &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07
new" BACTEROSTATIC"
Feminine
HYGIENE
nov finding great fsvOE
aIll0ng women

Many doctors recommend regular use
OF doRches as q precautionary meas
ure for women who want TO be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by Offend
ing odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful 10
delicate tissues. But not Lydia II.
Pinkham's Sanative WASN'T Pinkham's
Sanative Wash Is gaining great favor
because it's NOT q harmful germicide.
1nstead-it's a mighty effective 'bac-
t~eriostatic" 1.-THE modern trend) It not
only discourages bacterial growth and
infection but thoroughly cleanses. deo-
dorizes. Very soothing-relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has Q
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
x~nexpensivol All druggists.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

Detroit &c, Oh, 2e; San Luis
sc, 6h. De.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

Dos wees vapulearon los Me-
dias Rojas a los Senadores, "a
rrimera con H. Newsome y la
segunda con Hughson.
Washington &c, 5h, lie; Bos-
ton &c, III, Oe.
Washington &c, 10h, De; Bos-
ton dc, III, De.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

Detroit &c, 9h, De; San Luis
sc, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-07-07

vlstOsiano Manteiga, Editor
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

Further expes1ments have shown
tint ~ con6ifion calIs for yitsuin
=. o6fainod iron plant extracts,
r1rficlIlariy .1Ifalfa This can be
fo1ren IN tie Unoa,fh With excellent
sl,1oeae. Vitas13n -, 6k0 not pro-
di1co profhr0f nhd6 JinIeas 3 suffi-
ci1nt quantity @ hal9 y present in
f1,S }nfeo11ues. T17fS4 y3(1nsin K must
~ accomronie6 - t64 ingestion of
4ro6h bile. a very En1cdent prepara-
tn q 8 CAPSULE Of yitamin K dis
oo0Vsd "A OH. whole fresh bile can
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Marry for Love

It's perfectly true that no mar
riage can be entirely happy with
out love interest. But It's equally
true that when that Is the only
interest q man and wife have in
common, theirs cannot be happy
marriage. although it might be q
successful one from the worldly. or
social point Of view. ~
The European arranged mar
riage-the marriage Of convenience
proves that q couple can make
q 60. Of such an arrangement. But
It's only because one or both par
ties shut their. eyes to the emo.
tiodal whirlpools that endanger
their personal lives.
In the United States we are
naive enough to acknowledge no
other justification for marriage
than love. At the same time we
admit there might be exceptional
cases, and other reasons for mar
riage. A widower with young chill
dren wants to provide them With
q home and a mothers care, Or .
widow with children wants . pro-
tector for her brood. But, when It
isn't q second marriage, involving
children, we like to think that the
boys and girls who marry do It
because they are In love and want
to build their lives togethH..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

my coloring? How can ! make my
mouth smaller? These are few Of
the questions women ask the make
up artist. Here are his general
rules: Never make the mouth small.
II your lips are already full, don't
make them up to the maximum,
but leave them as large as you can
without looking artificial. Cupid's
bow mouths went out with the
hustle and there should be no Sharp
demarcation between the left and
right sides Of the upper lip. Always
follow the complete outline, Apply
lip rouge freely but always remove
the excess with tissues. Blondes
with a light skin should never use
dark lipsticks, but brunettes with
light skin may do so. Exotic shades
with lots Of blue or brown In them
should be worn only with corre-
spondingly exotic clothes and hair
do.
Don't Neglect Hair
Most women know how much
hair can mean to beauty, says this
authority, but they do not know
what to do about it. They neglect
their hair, over-treat It. or wear
it unbecomingly because Il wore it
that way five years ago and every
body loved it," Remember facial
contours change from year to year
and your hairdo must be set by
your contours. Try to conform in
general to present-day styles, but
always with notifications to suit
your face. Remember that with
hair, health is half the story. In
stead Of getting all kinds Of artifa-
cial products to make your hair
look healthy, make 1t be healthy by
good old-fashioned brushing and
an occasional hot oil treatment II
it's dry. The loveliest couture on
the charts won't make you look
your best II the hair is drab and
unhealthy.
When asked about regional dis
tinctions in beauty, Willis says the
Southern states seem to have q
greater percentage Of beauties than
elsewhere; that city girls complex
ions suffer from nerves" more
often than those Of their country
cousins: that girls in small towns
do not make the most Of their hair
and that country girls use more
makeup than city girls.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

Wu1ICs AhC1lcI
was pacing the floor restlessly. It
was now almost half an hour since
he had sent the boy on an. errand
which ordinarily shouldn't take over
S or 10 minutes. &
When John finally returned.
father greeted him angrily. II
thought you were never coming
back! What kept your" This was
the first inkling the boy had OF how
long he had been gone. Afraid to
tell the truth. he said. II came as
fast as ! could"
Father knew that this was q lie
and proceeded to. cross examine
him. When John remained silent,
father grabbed the boy and shook
him. John. Inundated. glanced
shamefacedly around at his mother,
his big brother. his little sister, and
his granddad.
OF all those present. granddad
was the only one who had the tact
to look away. Mothers, eyes were
seeking dads iInploringly.: but the
children were frankly fascinated.
For them. 1t was an exciting show.
The same thing could happen TO
them. so they couldn't, help but
gloat now that the victim was an
other.
If for no other reason, the de-
moralizing effect upon them should
have been considered. and public
punishment avoided. Behind. q
closed door, q parent would be less
inclined toward showmanship. the
child would be spared humiliation,
and both could reach q better
understanding in q more civilized
way. -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04
Our Own Sh0ftsomings

d It good for US to have these
comparisons before our eyes2 May
be yes. maybe no. Yes. u we real
lie. our own shortcomings as well
as those OF the one. who plays our
love scenes with us. No. II we
merely see the other fellows short
comings- and not our own and II
we judge him only by his love-
making ability.
Any great lover Of screen or
stage will tell you that the less one
feels the love scene one plays, the
more perfect bit Of artistry 1t can
be: that genuine emotion Is not
polished perfection. Quite the re-
verse! r -.
After all. how Important Is 1t
that your husband be perfect
Romeo? Balcony scenes do not
constitute part Of the daily routine
Of marriage. From one l0ve-mak-
ing interval TO- another. there's .
span Of time that. Is important to
I'LL satisfactorily too. The husband
who Is perfection In hts love scenes
only. and way below par In every
other way, Is not the kind Of hus-
band most. consider ideal. He has
to bring q few more good qualities
to the altar to qualify as q hus-
band worth having. -.
BY the same token. It's easy to
understand that q man expects
more Of the girl. he marries than
that she play her romantic scenes
with fervor. There's that span OF
time between. those hours In which
Romeo and Juliet are both taking
time out to attend to mundane
matters.
:. They must click during those
hours too and while one needn't
play little Sir Echo to ones mate
and differences Of opinion make
for interest when intelltgently
threShed out. II Is pretty impor-
tant that they have the same gen.
eral outlook on life, or at least on
what they want from II.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

lips and dressing their hair to suit
their faces. However. he says, most
women neglect the first thing es-
sential to q good makeup - the
foundation. A base Of the right
texture for your particular type Of
skin, in q shade that either I'M
proves or enhances your natural
coloring. Is Of the, utmost import
ance.
For skins inclined to be dry he
recommends q heavier cream type
foundation with enough color IN 1t
to make you look naturally vibrant.
II your face already has high color.
choose O shade with beige In It to
tone down the skin. II you are on
the sallow side choose q base with
q rosy glow.
Oily skins need an extremely
light. non greasy or liquid founda-
ton. Experiment with the types on
the market and when you find
yours. never omit 1t when you
make up.
Makes Eyes Larger
II you wish to beautify your eyes,
strive for size and depth. he says.
An eyebrow arched tiny bit lower
than usual makes eyes look larger
You can do this by removing just
q few Of the hairs from the upper
rim Of the brow and accenting the
lower part q bit with your pencil
Mascara only the tips Of the lashes
Never use odd colors Of eye shadow
Brown Is good for almost any eyes
but brown. and blue.gray Is an
other dependable color. II your
eyes are deep-set. use very little
shadow and apply it only at the
outer corner of your lids. II you
wish to look natural, never pencil
under the lower lashes. This Is a
theatrical trick and should be used
only for stage makeup.
How can I make my lips fuller?
What shades should I wear with
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-04

Biltmore, where a display was put
on for the benefit Of the budget
bride. They. didn't wear cotton
either. nor did they wear wool.
Nothing but pure silk-silk satin,
silk mousseline and silk net. all
beautifully designed to the smallest
: detail, and all in white. There was
q white violet bride with coronet Of
white violets and bouquet Of the
same. Another brides attendants
were In a soft orchid silk mousseline
with delicately shaded pansy hats
and bouquets.
Cost Moderate
The point is that brides can now
be dressed for the altar without
spending all on the outfit. 6ilk
mousseline Is the most romantic Of
materials, lending itself perfectly
to the occasion. Look into such
dresses before deciding on the more
traditional satin. Not that there's
anything against satin, Of course,
but really the other gowns are 20
lovely and so useful for future
dates. The transparent dress was
always shown over q decollete slip
and, II you like the of shoulder line,
it's easy enough to have It and be
perfectly covered up, too.
It might never occur to you, when
planning your wedding, to dress
your attendants in gray. but some
Of the loveliest frocks for attendants
in this showing were gray, embroi-
dered with mimosa and worn with
gray chin hats.
Open Sleeves Favored
It's an open season on sleeves In
more ways than one. First, the de-
signers are showing their broad
mindedness in focusing interest on
this point of the silhouette, intro
ducing many alternates to the
accepted above-the-elbow fitted
sleeve Of the past several seasons.
And Of the many new thoughts in
troduced. open sleeves look most
acceptable. They are cooler than q
tight sleeve: and they cover the
arm. SO aren't as radical q depart
ure rs complete sleevelessneSs.
The printed silk crepe coat Is one
Of the new styles with fabric in
terest" which exclusive shops are
featuring. One shop Is showing ALL
print ensembles featuring q color
full small-print dress topped by q
coat Of the same print, the coat
being lined with silk jersey for
warmth. This Is probably the most
colorful Of the silk coat and suit
fashions which have emerged this
spring. Black and navy silk faille
coats and suits are being played up.