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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Woman WaIks
ToHer Death in
Icy ST. Clair

A woman who walked purpose
fully out on Lake 81. Glars thin
ice until it plunged her 10 her
death. while onlookers AT swank
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club watched
in horror, today was identified as
Janette Congdon, % = year : old
Cleveland piano teacher.
Miss Congdon. sometime clerk
in a department store. left the
homo of her sister where she had
lived 10 years on last Friday and
went 10 live in a Cleveland room
ing house. She apparently came
here on Tuesday. according 20 the
sister, Mrs. John MackaSSy. of
Rocky River. a Cleveland suburb.
"She had been depressed be-
canse Of III health and her in
ability to find a job" SAID Mrs.
MackaSsy.
Horrified spectators were unable
10 go TO the Suicide-bent woman S
aid yesterday because of the thin
ness of the ice.
As she walked out toward open
water from the yacht club pier
she was first noticed by Harold
McComSey. "A club employe.
Crosse Pointe Shores police To-
day recovered her body close 10
the sea-wall near Lake Shore drive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Pretty Girls Abound
IS Still in Running for Airline Hostess Jobs
They Are Hard to Choose Says Instructor

and there seem TO. be 10 many
OF them who qualify as to
weight. age and training. But
one standard 1 have. That il
that personality and pOise are
more important than beauty"
Pennsylvania Central Lines
want hosiesseS who are between
20 and - years, preferably about
- who weigh not more than 40
pounds and have some college
education Most important Of all.
they must be able to meet the
'' T%cnry l., also were picked
by AmeiicaA Alrlines TOR a new
f&stess class Y begin on February
10 All Gay over at the StatleI
Hotel Jack Day assistant person
mel director. and Dudley Rice. as
,l>tant supervisor of passenger
service. interviewed graz u d c
nurses by appointment
Last week all the hospitals in
the Detroit area were contacted
hy The pair and bulletins posted i
The nurses quarters.
FIRST requirement for American
-AirlincS Possesses Is that they bC
graduate nurses. They must be
ar ~ II 10 %. 1uSt weigh nc
more than 10 pounds and must
be between ; feet . and ) feet
inches tail single and may moi
wear glasses Charm beauty anc
pol>c. Of couSe. are essential.
We've has - trouble filling
our quota" said Day In fact
We could easily find twice that
m"nN. never SAW ~ many
pretty nurses"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
.S..FIdg Hoisted
At Tank Plant

The United States flag is flying
today over the steel skeleton of
the $50 100000 tank arsenal
which Chrysler Corporation is
building for the United States
Army on Van Dyke road near Z
Mile road
The flag raising took place
Yesterday az noon in the presence
Of MAJ Gen f b Gregory. quar-
fcfmasier general OF the United
States Army. and other ranking
army officers and Chry sler Off
cials
Official colors were handed 10
an eighl-man color guard from
Fort Wayne while bugler
sounded To the ColorS
Construction Of the arsenal.
winch will be the largest of IL
kind in the world is proceeding
on schedule IN spite OF bad
weather and other difficult build
mr. problems
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Cant Eat Sandwiches
Judge Spells Thiefs Appetite by ,3O-Day Sentence
When He Recognizes Him as I'd Offender

Florian Kozlakowski, "a, who
possesses a weakness for pork
chops. has a permanent residence
for the next 30 days. though his
appetite for chops probably will
not be satisfied.
He was sentenced TO the House
of Correction by Judge w. Mckay
Skillman for stealing two pork
sandwiches from a restaurant at
1896 Randolph street When he
appeared in court his face seemed
vaguely familiar TO Judge Skill
man. who asked:
Haven't l seen you here be-
fore ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Ex-Gob' S Mother
Fights Draft

The mother of Warren Emery
BraSchwitz. 22-year-old Detroltcr
who faces drafting into the army
this month despite the. fact he
recently completed four years
service in the navy. said today
that She had jUSt begun nc flebi
TO have her son placed on the de-
ferred list
IL appealed 10 draft board
M 40, hut they continued War
rem in the IA classification.
available for immediate call, "
Mrs. Della BrasChWitZ said I'm
going to appeal 10 the head men
Saturday and I'm going Ia bring
all the influence l can to bear
upon the officials. until they
admit that II i a mistake To
call him up this month.
al least he ought To he eN-
cursed from the draft for siN
months"
Mrs fsraSCtWitz SAID that her
congressman. George A Donder0
is doing all ne can for her with
Sclective service officials IN Wash
ington. and that friends and SYN
paihlLcrs ara="-tit.ng and >cHdlng
kilograms 10 Congress 70 have tho
law amended 20 eliminate young
men VINO already nave received
training
BraschwitZ is working i'm De
iroit and lives at 1881 GrandViIie
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
"Are you Judge Skillman,"

Are you Judge Skillman,"
Kozlakowski asked.
When assured that he was be-
fore Judge Skillman he admitted
he had been before the judge on
a breaking and entering charge
and had been placed on probation.
Half a dozen restaurant pro-
prietors were in court ready to
testify TO Kozlakowskis fondness
for pork chops and his reluctance
TO pay for them. He was run
down late Tuesday night by a
restaurant owner and a fast
policeman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

Fifteen young women. chosen
from 200 applicants from the
Michigan area. are IN WaShlngtO
today. hopeful of becoming air
hoSteSscs.
- k.inal selection Of young women
10 attend the AR hostess school OF
Pennsylvania Central Air Lines
was TO be made today Al the
Wardman Park Hotel IN Wash
ingtoft
Yesterday - the Detreit-Leiand
Hotel Miss Geraldine Grimm. chet
hostess FOR the lines with the as
SlStancc Of Left Baumbach. general
passenger agent. and Fred {.
Klein. Detroit manager. inter.
viewed 200 young women from
whom the lucky - were chosen.
ITS QUITE \ TASK
Said Miss Grimm:
Its difficult 10 choose the
girls. Detroit girls are ~ pretty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Acquitted al I'd Trial
In Auto Death Case

Ovid Humble IS 81 $3.50 IIoreoE
avenue. was acquitted hy iuiv N
Circuit Judge Theodore J. Rich
tiers court on his second trial on
the charge of leaving the scene OF
an accident
~ his first trial the Jury failed
10 reach a verdict after two days
elaboration Humble was accused
of leaving an accident In August
1890 IN which William Godfrey
30 of Dearborn vas killed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Mayor Of ElQse
Awaits Trial.;
Bond $1,000

Mayor w Newton Hawkins OF
Ecorse. who. it is alleged. tore
apart coffee shop with his bare
hands. must stand trial in Circuit
Court. He was held in 81 900 bond
by Justice John L. Mokersky OF
Dearborn Township. on a charge
of malicious destruction Of prop
erty
The charge against the 32-year-
old mayor was made by Tony
Manofi. owner Of coffee shop at
1852 West jefferson avenue.
Ecorse. who said that on July ~
last the mayor just about tore the
place apart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
, One-Bov Crime Wave
Dearborn Police Grab I5-Year-Old Youth in Series
of Purse Snatching, Robberies and Thefts

night and Two homes were broken
INTO according 10 Lieut. Carson
NhitSon OF the Dearborn police
Another car was stolen previously
by the boy Whitson said. d
abandoned Burch's car vas stolen
from his .araee. The guns .ound
IN 1t were part of the loot from
the burglary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
HAS BIG ARMY ORDER

All steel work for the building
is scheduled 10 be finished by the
end OF January. with roofing
plumbing and heating. etc. to be
completed about the first Of April.
The army has placed a 30 900 =
600 order for 1000 25-ton tanks
10 be produced IN the arsenal
Production Of FIVE tanks a day by
carly Fail is scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
1900 Woodward

CHEVROLET-'37 master de luxe 2-door
town sedan: factory radio. heater; one
owner; only S225. S25 down $40 monthly.
Maxwell Gratiot Company, s2io Hra'lo''
CHEAP CARS-Lots of them. CAL Mr..
stone tRepossessor). Plaza 1888.
SEEV az town sedan; Jet black. mohair
trim, clean; only 1929. $40 down.
EARLE MOTORS 1855 WOODWARD
HOW ABOUT a better used car now!
Fisher Record 10000 Kerchevsl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Snaps
Automobiles for Sale

ELECTRIC Refrigerator. used. 10 trade for
piano 74f2 Mack. Plaza S42f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
HACQUOIL BUICK
10330 Livernois NO. $500

CHEVROLET-'3s Master de luxe i-door
Tx sedan: factory radio, heater new
car guar: only S2S5. trade or $40 down.
Maxwell Gratiot Co.. s2l6 Grstiot.
CHEVROLET-l94O de luxe 2-door trunk
sedan: beautiful one owner car win
factory built in radio and heater. Also
snort coupe; only S429, $40 down or your
old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
A DISPOSAL SALE
S7Q5 RADIO-PHONO. 500

IN FACTORY SEALED CARTONS
1a4i Models automatic record chauger in
besutifu cabinet plays i records. with
pernlA- Poin; nfe-tine needle Also. lt4l
MODELS. RCA-NICTOR, FHILC0. I'm
ITH. reduced over = OF. p 2 terms.
xIOO On. 81 90 vk.. on thess famous
radios-open sunday and evenings
MID0IFWTST F2FS NB0fWA Ri
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13

No sooner had the news of the bombing of Pearl Harbor reached Kodiak than steps were being taken to prepare for defense Blackout signals were adopted and the first blackout held, and since then plans have progressed smoothly
 Nurses have been registered and supplies gathered by the hospital. Business houses in town have boarded up their windows for blackout, but are conduct ing business as usual" A cen- sus was taken for the evacuation of women and children of Kod- iak out of town At the same time women and children at the base prepared for evacuation by boat on 4 hour notice.
 Air raid wardens patrol the town at night to enforce the blackout and guard buildings. Twenty of them were 1deputized at meeting Tuesday. They were R. R. Reynolds, c. l.. Gibbs, W. E. Johnson, Ernest N. Hill, Oscar Nelson, Lyle Reeve, M. Chamberlain, M. B. Mccoy, Ray Martin. Vance Stewart, Clyde Hatfield, Tal- mage Smith, W. H. Murray, D. V. Keely, Wm- E. Cute, E. J. Komm, R. L. Mathews, lvar Carlson, Chas. Lytton and Jack Detloff.
 Stores have placed restrictions on the amounts of food to each customer. No information has been issued as to transportation to be expected.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13
Hospital Ready
 For Emergency

''We have ample supplies to withstand a serious seige of at least two weeks duration", said pr. A, Holmes Johnson, medical director of Griffin Memorial Hospital Supplies have been re- ceived by the hospital and every thing is in readiness in case of ev. acuation, he added.
 In 15 minutes the hospital pa be evacuated. This inclIdes can tients, surgical instruments, med ical supplies, and food. In case of raid, four cabs and two covered trucks will appear at the hospital immediately. Eight stretcher bear CTS, eight graduate nurses and eight nurses aides, graduates of
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13
Kodiak Mirror
 Changes Hands

Announcement was made this week that the Kodiak Publishing company, publisher of the Ko- diak Mirror, was purchased from Gene Dawson by Mir. and Mrs. William H. Lamme.
 The deal invovled the news paper and job printing depart inert. printing equipment aud paper inventory, and accounts re- ceivable and goodwill of the Kod- iak Mirror. The consideration was not announced.
 The Kodiak Mirror was start ed by Mir. Dawson as a mimeo- graphed weekly in June, 1920
 (continued on page 13)
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13

Mrs Whal y's nursing class, will report for duty. Each has a de- finite job already assigned.
 Supplies and instruments will precede the patients to one of the cottages at the Baptist m ssion The surgery can be set up there in five minutes, ready for any cases. The Girl Scouts will report to the Mission and in event that dressing run out, they will make them. They have already made enough dressings for several days ahead.
 At present time the delivery room, kitchen and small operat- ing room at the hospital have been blacked out so that the staff is prepared to care for any emer gency cases during the nightly hours.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13
Kodiak Island Cannery
 Announces 2 New Boats

Word has been received by the United Fishermen of Alaska that the Far No tn Packing company has purchased two new 3-man purse seine boats for the 1922 season, and that they want 6 ad- ditional gill net fisherman
 The company's cannery IS To- cated on Moser bay, a tributary of Ahtak bay on the southern part the island.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13
INDEX

For a Weeks Roun l-up of the
 news, see starting on page 2 For Map of War see page l. For City Council Story, see page
 6
 For Evacuation Rules, see page
 s.
 For Rotary Story, see page 9. For Story on City Revenues, see
 page II. For Hospital Story, see page l. For NatIcos. see page 1 For Kodiak Defense Steps, see
 page l. For Woman and Defense, see
 page l3 For picture of head of Alaska's
 armed forces see page l3
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13
al News Sent
 3 Seattle Via AP

hbably everyone in Kodiak ,t the base wonders what ls and relatives outside are ng about Kodiak. The only
 association with a cores
 |pnt here is Associated Press,
 |sented by the Mirror, which sept AP informed of events.
 e first news people outside
 fl Kodiak is contained in the
 wing dispatch, sent by AP
 Seattle to all parts of the
 eneral Charles Corlett call ro meetings civilian leaders an air raid warnings, guard !, food supplies, oil storage, Ievacuation traffic and con-
 lackout. Army, navy per sel Kodiak placed full time
 although officers said |bing probabilities remote. lkers at navy base started .hOm shift.p
 |ddtionaI dispatches sent lhere told of Kodiak and ase going on rightly black iof plans at the base for patlon by boat of women children, of the census in for evacuation to safe continued on page l3)
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13


 'rSt Aid classes will begin on 'aday evening at 7 p. m. in
 basement of the Baptist 'Pch. Air raid wardens, fire and others are requested to 'ad The Senior Girl Scouts 'Oegin their course on Sat moon at the church at l p. us planned to have the Sen
 Boy Scouts join the same
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13

IaA announces the navy has Fed until further advised all
 les flying over naval stations n than air stations will be re- led as hostile and will be 'upon without warning"
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13
NOTICES

VI Agraduate nurses are urged
 intact Mrs. Len Richardson, \, at the Griffin Memorial ltal and register for duty in EOf an emergency. Itis i'm ant that the number and av- 6Gty of nurses be obtained.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13

AGendlary bomb demonstra- bat LOO p. m. front of the |kof Kodiak, Air raid wardens hen, and public are invited.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13

laska Communications Sys- Announces government mes Sin code or clear text, press |iull rate messages in clear llsh text only are acceptable,
 ect to indefinite delay. No messages.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
Fashion Cues
from the Boys

Reversible coats, precision cut
on masculine lines, are az pop
ular rs ever. newest In shorter
lengths with large size book"
pockets. These "shorties" often
use plaid on one side to match
a skirt. Classic shirt necklines
are another steal from brother,
these in beth suits and coats, as
well as in blouses which are 50
effective when worn beneath
the new ~" necklined sweaters,
jenkins and vests. This years
jackets are longer, styled with
casual English drape borrowed
from the beaux; newest in
solid color blazer style with
contrasting bindings.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24

designed In styles to flattsr ev-
cry figure.
Newest version Of the jacket
dress 10 the suit" dress, q wool
dress with its own longer length
bloused, belted jacket, to be
worn as q suit or as q dress.
Wool dresses with their own
matching Jackets, rayon crepe
dresses with matching or sheer
wool jackets are popular for
Fall, as are combination jacket
dresses-silk or crepe blouses on
wool skirts with matching wool
jackets-and sheer wool dresses
with fur trimmed matching
jackets.
Costume ensembles still rate
high In popularity. Sheer wool
dresses with their own matching
or contrasting coats rayon
crepe dresses with sheer wool
coats rayon crepe dresses
with their own matching or con-
trasting coats are important 1912
styles.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
Better Speak
Up Doueh!boX
Write Letters
By RUTH MILLETT

A WORD OF advice to the
young men in cam, at Fort
Devens, Mass, who are letting
a more literary buddy write their
love letters for them:
BY not writing your own love
letters you're missing out on q
lot.
First you're missing the thrill
that comes when you read over
the love letter you struggled
hours to write and find 1t good.
Thinking to yourself, boy, oh
boy. this'll get her. all right.
Those boys back home won't
have a chance with her now"
And you're missing a thrill
when she writes back, THAT was
the most beautiful letter / ever
read" You won't get much of q
kick out of hearing that-if
somebody else whote the most
beautiful" letter for you.
And then suppose that the lit
erary buddy who has been writ
ing those wonderful love letters
and signing your name to them
gets sent to another camp? What
are you going to do then? That
will certainly put you on the spot
with your girl.
Also, there's always the risk
that the girl may find out you
haven't been writing the "most
beautiful letters yourself-that
you've been reading . detective
magazine or chuckling over the
funnies while another guy writes
dearest" and darling for you.
II that ever happens, your girl
will drop you % fast you won't
even know what happened.
DO THE BEST YOU CAN
And, of course, there II the
bare possibility she may actually
fall In love with the letter writer,
and the young man who has been
20 obliging about writing your
letters may decide to take over
your girl.
You know there was another
lazy man who sat back and left
his counting to . friend. His
name was Miles StandiSh; and
he loved Priscilla.
You know who got Priscilla.
30, write your own love let
ters, even II the best you can do
u Dear Kid: I'm Ane and hope
you are the same" IT'S safst-
and also more fun.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
FRONT 7ULLNESs
NEWRGT nETAn.

Tho dominant fashion feature
noted on almost Ill Of the nav
Fall dresses u soft concentrated
front fullnese. i lends groca
and fluid lines 70 this new ''no1-
rowed'' ,silhouetto and ~ M
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
Millinery Takes Profile Views
in the Fall Fashion Parade

Profile brims are on the DASH
ing side for early Fall. They are
full Of verve. with q spirited lift
that will vitalize the simplest
costume.
The little hats that Go Places
have enthusiastically feathered
their nests against the first chilli
breeze. Calot caps, pillboxes,
and tiny boat shapes are blan-
keted with feathers. and often
add winds to their fancy. Feath-
er trims also borrow their plu-
mage practically whole. and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24

ready to burst into song. Full
bird fancies are saudy but gor-
geous, in natural bird colors,
tropical or otherwise.
Fur felts, at their smooth best
in hats with profile brims, ham
die like fabric, with tucks and
trickery-and black Is the So
phisticate of them all. Deep,
rich browns and furry taupes
have considerable costume i'm
portance, which is reflected in
millinery-for that "head-to-toe
matched loc'-' for fall.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
Smooth Tapered Silhouette Will Lead in the New Fall Dress
Jacket Dresses, Costume
Ensembles Hits for Fall

Double fashion value Ia dress
20 with their own Jackets or long
coats makes jacket dresses and
costume ensembles popular for
Fall. Worn as complete costumes
or as dresses with other coats,
coats with other dresses, they are
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24

ways easily HaanerU{1 s
straight hanging and 6x1 IL "
effect. For is1stsnce y0G4 n
soft fullneu achieved t1GG u
impressed front pIsata N9Q e.
shirring and tucH eSnon
from shaped or deep W.
inset mi6riffs. lending a 010toGe
pegged- like look 10 GklxtA ~
yoke and slot scanning 61vn
maker details In tuckinrE Ghto
rings and pleated sccsnts - 4
the expensive look n &o*S
metric opposition . ~ A0G 4
fullness silhouette, Il tho N0ogQ
que Back" silhouette. ~ poS
est fashion excitement ~ NJ
move for back fullness = alEltt
Definitely unlike the ~ston6 I'm ~
hustle back Of . few .o0oElE|
ago, IL achieves . slim beek 6iIls
ness for that ''lean seainsk ~
wind" look. Sss
EXCITING NEWS n, S'Ss
IN SOFT CASUALS !
Daytime. sports and eoeuof
dresses 60 completely '1ofe' ~:
brilliantly colorful th1s ( HI
Highighted are flattering ~ n
tones, medium browne, I'll n
important r. A. +. blue, d.166a u
blue, terra Gotta xoda ~ ks
v y
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
Siren Silhouette
HiqhIiohts New Styles

A SLEEK, WAND LIK Z
LINE, especially in the case of
the dressier dresses, is the New
York look this season. Dresses
are nodded to the figure, en-
phasizing the narrow waist, the
smoothly rounded shoulders and
the hips. In some instances the
line Is broken by sleniering
tunics, peplums Of subtle draped
effects.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
UNTOUCHED LIPS

Hindustan Jungle natives, b.
tween Beypore and Madras prov.
inces Of India, never allow cook.
Ing or eating utensils 70 touch
their lips. Curried rice end meot,
their usual fare, ID rolled into
balls and tossed into their
mouths. Liquids are poured into
ths mouth from g containes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
WORLD WAR PLANES

At the outbreak of the World
War, the British Royal Flying
Corps in France had only As air
planes, 105 officers and 755 other
ranks. BY 1918. It had $500 air
planes with a total personnel of
$50, 900 men.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24

FOR MIX-MATCH devotees: this
Multiple Wardrobe joins skirt to
blouse and overblouse with q
Talon fastener at the waist. Each
garment is an individual in its
own right.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
Soft Bodies Included
in Fashions Latest

Casting the longest and smart
est shadow on the Fall and Win
ter fashion horizon IL tho slim
"tapered" dress silhouettf. Tn.
doubtedly it If one of tina most
important silhouette changes in
years and this season because of
its nawness and wonderfully
flattering lines. IL Is slated to
reach full Pledged fashion sig
nificance. II highlights smooth
rounded shoulders, deeper cut
armholes which are modified
dolman sleeves, lowered waist
lines and slim rhythmic skirt
lines. However this new low
cred waistline is definitely not
like the straight chemise-liks
waistline of the 20's-it Is .
definitely defined flattering, in
curving cut. This slim tapered
silhouette will be all-important
for sports, casual and dress-up
afternoon dresses. Variations
of it are noted In pleated pep
lum one-piece dresses, in all
around gently rippled peplums,
l. apron front dresses and simu-
ated peplum effects in ruffled
hip yokes. Soft feminine de-
tails are noted in these peplum
dresses which feature plunging
necklines, deeper q r m h o e ..
smoother 8 h GU lders. dropped
shoulder yokes, bracelet or full
length sleeves.
REVIVAL or TUNlC
SILHOUETTE
The newest version Of the
tunic silhouette II the spiral tier
tunic. TUNES incidentally are
the newest, most sophisticated Of
all Fall dress faShions. Slowly
gaining Importance In the fash
ion picture, they are slated % Z
significant Fall trend. The gent
ly flared tunic jacket dress II
especially recommended because
ito fitted waist and flsred out
tunic line II definitely slender
king and adds inches 10 your
height. The absolutely straight
pencil slim tunic silhouette n
high fashion.