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ssS. so. utNNffTED TY9PPEE1%SR1TER CO.
S13 14th st. NV.
CAMERAS-Movine to new loc.. all
floor stock on sale; save up to 50Fo
on photo equip. and supplies; bar
GAINS galore. FORD PHOTO SUP
PLY. Sth and Penna. ave. NV. -
CAMERA. Crown Graphic with Graf
lite gun. Kalart range finder and
Solenoid tripper, qraphex lens and
Graflock back: S175 or best offer.
Box 265-B. star. -
CHEST, 4-drawer antique with
marble top and glove compartments;
In perfect condition; only $50. WO.
CHIFFOROBE OR WARDROBE, large
solid mahogany, q drawers plus
large hanging space; perfect con-
dition. only $45. WO. 1868. p
COAL, WOOD RANGES. oil ranges;
new. used. Easy credit, nothing dn.
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th, MA. 1862.
DEHUMIDIFIERS. CHRYSLER Air
Temp. To rent or buy: cali JOHN
g: WEBSTER q & SONS. rs, sir.condi-
across from the Hecht Co.. ST.
DIAMONDS-Lady's as carat. S100;
lady's % Ct, $15O; lady's / Ct.
$500; lady's ia cts. $475; lady's
cts, $3.50; lady's ga cts, S1,175;
mans cts, S2,250. All prices in
clude mountings. Trades accepted.
LIVINGSTON & CO.. 1923 H st.
NV. ME. 344O. Ia
DINING SET, mahogany; junior
porch furniture; drop-leaf table:
washing machine; small radio. Ia.
1855. -
DRYER, Bendix. prac new. used only
6 times; SITE or trade for good re-
frigerator UN. 1925. 3
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Girl to
share attractive enc. apt; conv
transp.; unlimited phone; TV. Reas.
HU. 4207. -
GIRL TO SHARE 2-pedrm. apt /;
conv. .transp.; maid service; nicely
furnished. Call AP, 1922. -
child accepted. Box 116-B. Star.
LGh I-BEDRM. APT. to share with
girl, 10 to %; everything furn.
incl: TV; nice residential section
good transp.; reas. Ia. 5000. -
ONE GIRL to share apt, with
others; Pvt. bedrm.. good transp.
MAN wishes to share his apt. with
another man. Can RE. 5S29 or co.
1853 after 5 pm. %
NV. SECT.--Young girl to share q
rm., kit. ard bath apt. with an
other girl; MI. 1870 after 8 pm.
COLORED GIRL to share apt. with
mother and children; privils. Call
before Pm, Ii. 7-5679. -
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COLORED-LGE. FRONT RIM, sic
wk: for couple or 3 young men. Hot
and cold water. Privils. Ii. 3-S905.
MEN ONLY-Near Penna. and IIth:
entertain. privileges; refgr, Age
21-45. Ii. 7-5572.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

NEW aAAPsHTRE lIUUs9 - NevlJ
decorated rms: daily maid services;
Hampshire ave. NV. NO. 2266.
FARAE1NGTON-i624 18th st. NV.
near Dupont circle Maid service
24-hcur sWitchboard service, pliont
In all rooms: convenient lceatlon
Sinelea $40 ups double, $3.50 up
C0LUMBBiA RD.. lss4-ss.s0 week,
sgle. rms, 5 bs.. shWrs.. TV. parkn.
Bendix: men; 10 min. dntn. AD. 1896
2322 ASHMEAD FL. NV, attrac
double rm.. twin beds. next to bath
Select neighborhood. " blk. Conn
! ave. NV. ~
1914 l6th ST. N.W--Ioveiy from,
single: running water. elevator ans
An Ii1 vENT CooLrSS.' M SSeSS'' refsr.. Ir radio
Tv, Airfoam or innerspring; sgle.
rsRGk s1o14 iS6lN Sbls s1nsSE. s1s E1 S..e eess IS ham
eony. 14th streetcAr: gentlemal
pref. IA 1905.
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YOUNG WOMAN WANTED who Is is
in secure position Of responsibility.
This position in our service dept
offers interesting, varied work N
addition to an excellent salary and
working conditions; .,an 1aSksT0Snldd ork Tn,,ld
John q. WEBSTER AND SONS.
INC. Est. 1921 627 + st. n;W.
YOUNG WOMAN, heat proof, inde-
fatigable, interested in photography;
sal, comm. GE. S432 for appt. y
YOUNG WOMEN (2). white. intell-
gent; part-time work IN sales dept.
of large national publisher; 10 70
2, daily; S45 to S65 per week on
terview phone RE. 5397. $3.50 to
9:30 am. or 8 to PM. IS
PHOTO LAB-Experienced printers
or enlargers; S-day, d9ohr.. aS5a permga-
,t.S nsns work Cail CALL oW v.s, g222; 222n;no-tr,,,v
work. full or part time. State Quail
ificationsS; Boy a 45S;B. Sta Star; ;..nr;r,
Up to 100%. profit. Friends. rela-
tives. acquaintances went to buy.
Personal, embossed. religious, hu-
morous Christmas cards. Expert
ence unnecessary. Start earning.
Free samples. assortments ON ap-
proval. HYCREST. 7S Chauncey.
ExCEiLENT OPPORTUNITY for ex-
perienced clerk capable Of meeting
high-type clientele in reputable dry
cleaning establishment. Good salary,
chance for advancement. Full or
part time. RE. S157. 3
JEWEL TEA CO. has opening for
clerk-typist; (whjte); age 1890,
with high school or business school
education: good at figures. and
average speed Of As v.p.m.. typing;
good starting salary, vacation with
gram; pleasant working conditions;
hours, 8 to 4:30; 8 days wk. Apply
ne. or phone Ho. 571S for appt.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

woman desires days
work. ironing or light cleaning. LII.
3-1514
G.H.W.-Girl. coIored, wants s days;
will take care of children, ref. ME
5245
care Of children during day. MI.
515S.
HOUSEKEEPER, exper. cooking and
laundry: ref; white; live in. S35
week. Box 479-Z, Star. 10"
WOMAN. colored, desires days work,
ironing. light house cleaning. Call
DI, 7125. s.
WOMAN (Coloredl. wants days work
or days; reference; call NO. Pisa
COL. girl wants days work baby sit
ting or mart time HO 23fT
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WAR SURPLUS

Army Cots $2.50-$3.50
Foam Rubber $1.50 lb.
Life PreserverS $500
Manila Rope 1Hac #.
Garden Hose $1.50
Sledge Hammers $2.25
~" Air Hose &C #.
Double Bunks $40
] h.p. Gas Eng. $3.50
1890 Other Good Bargains
j. II. GICHNER, 2513 M st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-07

PIPE. galv., plaek: copper. cast iron,
sqt st shTead' % E5uFss No 9sos sH6cKs Mx ss so66
PLUMBING SPECIAL
Am. Am. 81 soil sol, DiDe DiDe. $$.35 = length.
s-in. c1 soil pipe.' $3.50 a a length length.
Closet outfit and basin in color. S55
complete. Also complete line OF
plumbing supplies.
BIS Georgia Ave. NV. Tu. 1900
PRINTING PRESSES, sxI2 Gordon
1Oxl6 c. & p. ia. 184s weekdays.
RADIO-PHONo. COMB, PHILCo,
table model for sale, best offer; cali
after z; ME. 201S. 3
RECORDERS. Web-Cor q speeds).
$3.50 Webster wire. S115. Dictat-
ing unit. SIS. PentrOn (records Q
hrs.), S75. Rent. S15 wk.. credit
on purchase. CO. 4445. -S
REFRIGERATOR, Norge. Gu. IT,,
about 3 yrs. old, like new; 500 or
best offer. OIL. 0S20. -S
REFRIGERATORS, new. used, SIS I'm.
Easy credit: nothing down; lge. stock.
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. Ma. 1852.
REFRIGERATORs, used. large as.
s9ofsmens 9ovaas nj IRON 81 n, $40 Up, Some with
FREDERiCKs. 38o5 18th st NV.
REFRIGERATOR, GE. 8 IT,. like new,
quality gas range, 4 burner. Best
cffer. no dealers: s7Ol Conn. ave.
Apt. 339 after 9 pm. 7s
REFRIGERATOR, GE, very good rum
ming condition, $45; radio-phono.
$12; misc. items; 10. 8-5SI9.
ROASTER, Westinghouse electric.
almost new, $27. and matching
stand, $13. WO. 1896. -
RUG-Peysian .finest kerman) light
ssGlsss; ssSs conn f. .se in Ab By ds.s II f. i in
RUG. sx1s. all-wool green twist,
SEWING MACHINE. beautiful Singer
console electric; almost new. Owner
SINK and Chrome faucets -
mounted in 72-in. linoleum counter
with one under cabinet; broom closet
and gas range. Excel. cond. EN-.
sTEINS-Numerous figurines, book
ends, curios. 2 couches, typewriter.
Between and 8 pm. Sun. and Mon.
81. S9H ...Al Allison pn, St. NV; ,eoo -
Singles, sna; blocks and plates. RA,
sTTGESNoTkPE. late model; recondi-
toned. guaranteed; S42 so. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO., S13 14th st.
STUDIO COUCH, good condition,
beige tapestry BACKGROUND with floral
6 design. backrest; $40. OR. 2405.
SUIT, mans, dark blue, size 3S, worn
cond.. So; med. .-size wardrobe trunk,
go0d cond., S12 OR 1881 -
Evening star., 1952-07-07
WATER COOLERS

To rent or buy; rental rates from
$5 per mo-; some used G.E. bottle
type coolers, only sos to $l25;
sold and serviced by JOHN G.
WEBSTER AND SONS. 027
st. NV. ST. 600.
Evening star., 1952-07-07

FURNITURE: Very large lot
clean, up-to-date desirable
furniture and household eff
fects will be sold by Public
Auction at Williams Auction,
918 New York Ave-, this
Tues, July 9Th commencing
at 2 PM.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BLACK COOKERS. Champion line;
male and female; Axe register. LO.
5-2250. -
GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION N
the country while you are enjoying
yours. Comfortable screened runs.
good food. kind supervision. KRISS
KROSS KENNELS. Fairfax 679-J.
TROPICAL FISH, plants, tanks and
lights; five 10 gal, one Is and four
odd size tanks. LU. 1-4553. 4414
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
registered; black and silver: quality
pups at reasonable price. SH. O206.
WIRE HAIR TERRIER puppies and
toy poodles. Champion lineage, Axe
reg. PENzANCE KENNELS. phone
WELSH WELSH CARRIER PUPPIES, Axe
reg, sired by Champion Sylvons
stylish. PEGZANCE KENNELS,
phone Vienna 4S5. IS
BOXER PUPPIES, fawn, 8 wks. old
Axe reg. sire and dame German
COCKER, honey colored, 51z months
very. fond Of children. papers. TR
PUG. puppies: reg. Call Ho. 292s
or WI. 85S2.
BEAUTIFUL COLLIE
Evening star., 1952-07-07
DRYERS
IRONERS
AIR CONDITIONERS
FANS
REFRIGERATORS
RANGES
TEIEVIST0N

All makes and sizes to choose from
Save up to 40Ss today. Cash OF
terms.
Silver Spring Gas & Elec. Co
944 Wayne Ave. JU.. S-SO3S
WATER coon .ERC
Evening star., 1952-07-07

RURN. Or UNFgRN: AND SUB.
XzDNf XwGSKpkEs kESraf as ANH SAT REH%y SYN s;5 e6
lain sT: AND n. \. Ave. NV.
916 KING ST. ALEX. MON.-sAT.
DE LUKE APT. CONN. AVE.
a. large rooms, 2 baths; tastefuliy
furn.; modern kitchen;, $3.50.
SAM ROSEY. AID. '270O.
2731 WooDLEY PL. NV, block
OF Conn. ave- rms, kitchen,
pvt. shower and bath; util.. linens.
kitchenware included: Sl05 mo.
HARRY JUSTINE
MA. 2S44 S1l 13th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-07

SLAUGHTER'S
Good meals; elev; switchboard. 1925
18th st. NV. DU. 1866. 81.
SLAUGHTER'S
Good meals; TV; switchboard. 1927
10th st. NV. HO. 6767. 1"
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
231O -ASHMEAD PL. NV
Double and single rms. some with
private bath. American plan, excel.
meals: home atmosphere. HO 3566.
WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled. re.
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets. Dances and free
movies. Recr. rm.; Bendix washer:
selected menu. $50-S60. 1925 21st
st. NV. HU. 1924.
AIR COOLED CLUB MASON
It costs no more to enjoy complete
recreational and social facilities in
q club atmosphere; vacancies for
several ladies and men. 1928 New
Hampshire ave. NV. NO. 6770.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
FARM 8 GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. SIS and up: get our
free estimates and save money.
PAULs TREE SERVICE 10; 6-457S
moved. 1850 up, GE. $3.50. Sat. and
Sun. wk. days after pm. -13
LANDSCAPING' SERVICE, topsoil,
manure. sodding, special rates, con-
tractors and builders, evergreen
shrubs. retaining walls, driveways,
and walkways. L. BoOzER, Ii.
LANDSCAPES, equipped for large
fSHT9srsstSr's ST sssg. lob; soddins. sraaains. g.
African vvIoLETs-s for 81. 4lo2
Belt I'd. Sc. Hillside 1924. -7
WANTED to buy used disc plow. Call
MOWERS. used, 7O-in. Locke, Triplex
power mower. $275, as is; 76-in.
Toro professional power mower, with
sulky, ready to cut grass, 1886;
20-in. POINTER rotary blade power
mowers. self-propelled. $50 and SIS:
21-in. REQ Royale, good cond.. $65;
21-in. REQ Trimalawn, SIS; 1S-in
Excello power mower. with Briggs &
Stratton engine, $40; 18-in. Davis
power mower. $65; q 81 lin. Stand
ard rotary disc power mowers. with
3Na and Az h.p.. Briggs q Stratton
Ideal Gang mower units, excel
cond.. $50; also other Gang mower
units. See these good buys. G. l..
CORNELL CO., 4715 Miller ave.
Bethesda. Nd. WI. 5000. IS
es~T1,wN1-x
Evening star., 1952-07-07
BRICK
Z BRICK

Must move 100000 brick from the
center Of town. $3.50 per M. on Job.
ACE WRECKING CO.
4002 MINI. Aye.EN.E. LU. 4-0500
Evening star., 1952-07-07
MATTRESSES

Several openings avail Immediately;
excel. earnings, mealsN and uni
: forms furn over and above salary.
Apply in person, HOGATES AR
GfNGTON HOUSE. 4001 Wilson
Blvd. Arl., Va. -S
Evening star., 1952-07-07
TRACTOR FOR SALE
International T. d. 1s-A
Under 2 years old; $4,000. Phone
FA. 1922.
CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE--Part Palomino saddle
horse, gentle; reas. priced. Cal
GELDING, black, s-year-old jumper
Jumps So 1872 hands high. well
kent. WI. 92h1. 7
WANTED TO RUY. used disc. plow,
Call AT. Rti04. -7
I. c. KIDWELL. Ednor. Md. Phone
Fulton S-3446. %
Evening star., 1952-07-07
MOTOR TRAyEL

DRIVING HOUSTON AND SAN AN
TONIC, July Q or 10: wish or
passensers; call ST. 6151 or ia.
7-332G. --S
Evening star., 1952-07-07
BUILDING MATERIALS

NEW AND USED
Come to Ace and make all purchases
at one time for any repair job, large
or small. Large stock of used
framing lumber, lowering. and
sheathing-basins, bathtubs. S12b0;
toilet and tanks, steel beams, pipe
and fittings. doors, sash and win
doWs.
Special sale for the week from our
new building material dept; S-ft.
studs. 3gc; Ike furring, &c per it.;
outside paint, guar, ST .95 per GAL;
knotty pine paneling, 17c per so.
IT.; complete windows. S12.95; 3-ft.
fence pickets, 16c ea.: roof coating,
8 GAL, S225. and many other items
at tremendous savings.
FREE DELIVERY. 1-DAY SERVICE
Home Improvement Financing
Budget Payments
ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIAL CO.
1902 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-05O0
Evening star., 1952-07-07

your own; use your
motor from furnace blower; we fur
nish the blade. Thousands sold every
year. MA. 47D6.
Evening star., 1952-07-07

COLORED-N QUIET HOME re-
fined working people, cooking priv
heges. Call NO. e025 or NO. 9795.
COLORED-I4I4 18th ST. NV
Reasonable, comfortable double room,
conv. transp. MI. 9346, weekdays
CoIoRRDDG1s1s wALLACH PL. NV.
furn.. use Of kit; no children. Apply
after 6:30 pm. See MRS. HARRIS.
Rent by month, only $34.50. AD.
CoLoRED-LGE BsMT. RM.: enpl.
persons; mr.. 14th and Irving. Kit.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO sHARI

YALE GRAs. seeks quiet furn. rm.,
pvt, bath, NV, reasonable. DI
Evening star., 1952-07-07
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

SINGLE. adjoining bath: fan; possible
light cooking: uni. phone; 10 min
TO Pentagon. XII. S-5809. -
Evening star., 1952-07-07

STEEL
NEW, NEW
Reinforcing rods. %, N in, "a and
y in. in 20-ft. lengths; Sin. beams,
6x6 and 8xS H-beams In 4O-ft.
lengths; will cut to siZei 3x4 angles
Large stock Of all sizes Of beams and
angle irons, buy now while our
stock is complete. ACE WRECKING
Co. 4002 Mimi. ave. ne, LU.
4.05O0. Ii
Evening star., 1952-07-07

AIRLINES NEED
Gee classified ad under instructions
NATL AIR COLLEGE. pI. 67a3
Evening star., 1952-07-07
WASHERS

MUST BE SOLD TO-DAY
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
WEEKDAYS FROM 9 TIL 9
Easy Spinner de. luxe. floor samples.
Thor Automagic. floor samples, reg.
S226. .50-today, $780,
Automatic de luxe models. reg. $500
Evening star., 1952-07-07

BEAUTIFUL COLLIE
Large 9-mo.-old male, good with
children; $25; dog house included
OIL, 5000 after g nm. %
Evening star., 1952-07-07

SAVE UP TO 40%
CASH OR TERMS
HOME FREEZERS
Evening star., 1952-07-07

ILEr FIIGERAIlON AND
AIR CONDITIONERS
SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.
Days. UN. 1912; Ewes. UN. S67S
STOP THAT LEAK - Roof, walls
basement. Our service guaranteed
Call JE. 3-S36O.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
BRICKS

BRICKS
Good used bricks! any quantity. GEN
ERAL WRECKING CO.. MI. GIT
Evening star., 1952-07-07
BUSINESS SERVICE:

CARPENTRY. small Jobs speciality.
BOOKKEEPING service; prepare all
reports. No account too small. OR.
b AND r CONTRACTORS. priyeways:
sidewalks; patios; brick walls; plas-
tering. JU. S-58S6. ia
Evening star., 1952-07-07

WSN SSN66
ACCORDION-Italian 12o bass with
case, Sl25. RA. 1927. IS
ACCORDION. Rondini de luxe. l2
bass. perfect cond.. $50. GE. 52O7.
ADDING MACHINE, desk model 10
keys; adds and subtracts; $50. so.
sales. rentals, repairs on all makes.
CENTRAL, 2O19 14th st. NV. HU.
ADDING. MACHINES. sunstrand, elec-
tric. Reconditioned; Guaranteed;
S13 14th st. NV
AIR CONDITIONERS (2). y h.p.
GE and Carrier console. Good cond.
500 each or best offer. WI. 6503.
AIR CONDITIONER, window model.
Frigidaire, q h.p., 220 volts; suit
able for home or ONCE; used less
than 80 days; orig. price. $500; will
sell for $500 or best offer. AID. 1863.
ACKNOWLEDGING UNITS, used,
D. C. current. room size; / console
and several window models. Call
RE. 7039. IS
Evening star., 1952-07-07
YOUNG LADY

spring area; general clerical duties;
air-conditioned ofice; free hospital
ization and life insurance dement's.
Phone 81. S400, MR.. MlNTEENS.
Evening star., 1952-07-07

Tv, 1852 ZENITH, mahog. I7-in
table model. with aerial and table
4 mos. old; excellent condition; rea-
sonable. See at 2419 University
lane, Hyattsville. 10
Evening star., 1952-07-07

CHEE1 Ck1ABE .WES1--O Ill IL. !, .
garden: 20 windows; mr.. transp. !:
$l35 mo-, incl. util. OR. 0890. ---8
DOWNTOWN--Entire door; well fur
riished; everything included. Call
after 5 pm DI. 0972.
Evening star., 1952-07-07

CONTINUED oa Nszt Fsss'
Evening star., 1952-08-10
No Equal Rights
In Trieste
By Fred Manor

TRIESTE (NANA-Kemnews) -
Nobody has heard of equal rights
in Trieste.
The TNestineS -- having q
healthy regard for the woman's po-
sition in society-would never
dream of paying a woman worker
more than two-thirds Of what a
man Is paid in the same job.
Unless. Of course, the woman in
question is engaged on one Of those
tedious but indispensable domestic
chores. Having no male competi-
ton to contend with, she can die
tate her wages, and as a result
cleaning woman working in an
Office usually gets more than the
boss'S secretary who knows short
hand and two languages!
Evening star., 1952-08-10
Newest Paris Collections Offer Real
Excitement in the Fashion World

skirts and some fitted coats and
suits are stuffed in the hips to
pneumatic tire proportions.
Getting ready for the coming
royal coronation in England seems
to be occupying some Paris dress
makers thoughts these days.
Patou, in his collection, showed
several ball dresses with an Eliza
bethan air. The shade of royal
purple has invaded the color field.
Waists are usually fitted at
Patou, but he uses bands around
the hips and contrasting materials
to. suggest a long-waisted MILDLY
line. One Of his favorite cocktail
styles is a tight black sheath with
la drape descending from the hip
down one side. He calls this
"asymmetrical volume superim-
posed on line"
Evening star., 1952-08-10
By Nodeone WoIker

PARIS up. - Jacques Griffe
threw buttons and belts out the
window when making his new
collection.
SaShes or bands around the
hips give a middy-blouSe look to
his new clothes. and hooks have
replaced buttons. Drapes help to
cut the silhouette sharply at the
hips, instead of at the waist.
Calling his new line the arrow
(it slopes down from wide Shoul-
ders to q narrow hem), Griffe
keeps his creations simple and
sober.
Some trends that he shares
with earlier shows include: Lots
Of plaid wool. mostly in darkly
obscured shades; big plaid blanket
cloth skirts, fringe-hemmed jack
cts and bodiceS, double-breasted
jackets, stole scarves with small
sleeves set in, beaver-trimmed
tweeds and stole-fronted jackets
that can be wound In q variety
of ways.
It seems that Griffe is sold on
harem hens forever-they still go
on his cocktail fashions. He
makes big, stif11y flared evening
skirts in bands Of tulle ruching.
Two important guests at most
of the biggest openings last week
were Mrs. Getulio Vargas, wife of
the President Of Brazil. and Mrs.
Matthew B. Ridgway. wife of the
SHAPE commanding general.
Emphasis is on the neckline and
shoulders in the new fashions of
Jean Desses. Like other Paris
designers, he has brought hem
lines down to II or IL inches from
the floor.
DeSseS' dresses have slipping
off-the-shoulder look. Adjustable
cowls, oval picture frame drapes,
Saturn ring" bands and back
ward halter tops are variations
which can be pulled up or down
for peek-a-boo effects. The
draped collar he calls "baptis-
NAL font" decolletage.
Explaining that fashion has
reached a crossroads, softness and
fluid lines succeed corseted con-
troll" DesseS says his new sill
houette follows the outline of a
ceremonial chalice, "widened out
on an elegant and slender stem"
A designer who likes to let one
color dominate his whole collec-
ton, Desses has hit on dark
shades Of purple this time and
uses lots Of amethyst jewelry to
accompany it.
Some models have fine ruched
eorselets on contrasting colors
draped from bustline to hipline.
Shades Of earlier Desses collec-
tions are recalled by a few linger-
Ing aprons and balanced-side
drapeS.
SchiaparelH had a dramatic
setting for her new creations. She
showed for the first time in the
gardens Of her Paris home just of
the Champs ElyseeS.
The colorS recalled the beauti-
ful blues and green's of insect
wings. Dull blacks and browns
were lined with bright colots.
There was q red taffeta formal
with long blue chiffon rippledI
wings, a chintzy fur-lined coat
quilted in an ermine tail design
Evening star., 1952-08-10

and a f1oor-length plaid evening
coat.
Carven, in her collection took
inspiration from the depths of the
sea and came up with a sea siren
line. She described it as follow
ing the body without corsetjng,
with effects floating towards the
back to finish in a flshtail, scaly
surfaces, fluid waists and flowing
hips"
Evening clothes, in the design
er's words. "flt like second skin. u
Sleeves are loose below the elbow
for the fin effect and one dress
had gill-like flutes on the hip
Backs were bare right down to
the waist.
The Dior-dressed woman this
winter will be as streamlined by
day as a jet plane.
The man who sets the Paris
fashion pace today brought out
his new profile line, which is
longer, simmer and stripped o1
trailing drapes and superf1uous
details.
But women will still look like
women. Dior said. for their pro-
portions have their own charac-
teristics - essentially different
from those of a boy"
When most of the rest Of the de.
signers are converting to the mid
die line he introduced last season
Dior practically abandoned it. His
silhouette inclines more to high
waists than to low. though he still
uses some long-vest fronts ano
rounded bats outlined with but
tons.
For after-five-o'clock fashions
Dior goes in for hustle backs in q
big way. But the most popular
version is rather narrow and dis
Greet.
Ball gowns have wide crinolined
skirts. There are full-bell cocktail
Evening star., 1952-08-10
Stoq Lines: A Column for Men

in Europe have either "Habit"
or Smoking" In the lower left
hand corner. The first means
white tie," the second, "black
tie" Knickers are still strong
over here-they're ideal cycling
wear.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
By Bert Bochoroch

(For the nert teto tDeeks
Stag Lines Will be touring
Europe, tDhile our columnist
protDls through Paris. Rome
and London.)
Evening star., 1952-08-10

IN PARIS SHOPS-Fancy
shirts with collars attached by
clasps, so solid collar can be
replaced by clean one. :.
Handkerchiefs with red lip
Evening star., 1952-08-10

prints and autographed by we'll
known screen actresses. i.
Soft dress hats with the under
facing of the brim in grosgrain,
barathea or satin, to match the
facing of dinner jacket lapels.
Evening star., 1952-08-10

PASS THE CIGARS-This
week to-Columnist Art Buch-
wald Of the Paris edition of the
Herald Tribune. His pieces are
as good as a guide book for
visiting Americans.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
PARIS.

PARIS.
FASHION-The squared-oH
pocket handkerchief has gone
overseas. and promises to cover
the continent as fast as it did
the United States. One of its
promoters here is Claude Ter
rail. one Of Paris best-dressed
men and owner of the famed
Tour D,Argent Restaurant.
TRAVEL WEAR-The Orion
or Dacron shirt has become O
mark Of the American tourist
here. Small. wonder-they're
the most. practical travel garb
invented yet. They're easy to
wash, dry in q few hours and
don't need pressing. Here's the
right way to wash one: First.
let shirt soak in soapy water.
Scrub collar and cuffs with hand
brush (1). Submerge the whole
shirt in soapy water q dozen
times (2). Rinse in fresh water
and shake OF (3). Do not
wiring it out. Put on q wooden
or towel-covered hanger and
let dry a..
OFF THE FRENCH CUFF
Frenchmen dress up by donning
gloves. On Sunday some may
be hatless or even without ties
but they all put on their
gloves! .. Formal invitations