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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-06
Two of 3 Youths
Cleared in Riotinu

A Federal Court jury, which
late Monday convicted a 49,
lyear-old youth of melting a riot
last october IL, yesterday ac-
Quilted two co-defendantS in the
case.
The noisy crowd had gath
erred outside a community hall
in the 500 block of East Capitol
street.
The two were acquitted yester-
day both an charges of melting
Ia riot and on charges of assault
ing police officers. They are
Walter L. Scott. jr., %. of the
first block of Fifty eighth street
NE. and William A. L. Green
I18, of the 300 block of Fifteenth
street NE. both Negroes.
The youth convicted Monday
Is John l.. Jackson. 10, Negro. OF
the 1900 block of Benning road
Sc.
| The three youths were pro-
secuted by Assistant United
States Attorney Victor w.
Caputy, Defense Attorney Wes-
ley Williams represented Green.
Jackson was represented by
Irwin Barnes and Scott by At
torney William Kelly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-06

rate ;intenance and her hus-
bands ability to pay. Judge
Munter overruled the motion but
gave the lawyer leave to renew
II later.
At one point. Mr.. Newmyer
raised the question of whether
a wife should expect to be MAIN
tanned lin a perpetual state of
Incidence" He pointed out that
Mrs. Landa already has perhaps
$1,000 yearly income from assets
totaling about 100000, in addi-
ton to the payments made to
date by her husband.
The defendants lawyer added
that the courts have ruled that
"alimony is not a reward for
virtue nor a punishment for
guilt" The Landas are living
separate lives by mutual agree
ment. rather than by divorce or
separation DEGREES.
Mr.. Landa's income figures for
1856 elected by Attorne y
Amram. totaled more than
100000. including salaries. di-
vidends and $4,000 from his
law practice. The figure in pre-
viouS years has gone as high as
Sls2 900, it was brought out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-06
Londo Maintenance rial
To Be Resumed Mondoy

The Domestic Relations Court
trial in which Mrs. Alfons B.
Landa seeks $1,000 monthly
separate maintenance from her
millionaire attorney husband
will be resumed before Judge
Godfrey L. Munter at $50 am.
Monday.
The proceedings have been
suspended since Monday. when
Mr.. Landa. who has a thriving
corporate law practice here, adj
mitted under cross-examinatio ton
that he spent a period last April
in an expensive Miami Beach
hotel with a woman identified
only as Madame X" 1t was
made plain that Madame X
was not his estranged wife.
The 59-year-old defendant
made his admissions under cross
examination by Attorney Philip
w. Amram. He is expected to
take the witness stand in his
own interests when the trial is
resumed. according to his coun-
sci. Alvin L. Newmyer. Judge
Munter may decide the case
Tuesday.
Mr.. Landa. of his own volition,
already pays his socially promi-
nent wife $1,000 per month in
separate support. This sum is
tax free. Mrs. Landa is suing
for the higher payments. which
would be taxable, mainly be-
cause she wants her husband
legally committed to maintain
her
Aside from his Miami Beach
junket with mysterious Madame
X" Mr.. Landa testified he spent
two weeks with her in Europe.
On the latter trip, he said. he
spent about $4,000. In addi-
ton. on shopping tours in Dallas,
Tex. and New York City he
spent another $4,000 on gifts for
persons other than his wife.
Attorney Newmyer objected
vigorously to these details At
one point he made a dismissal
motion of the suit, contending
that the only issues in the case
are Mrs. Landa's need for Sepa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-06

collections averaging 5000 daily.
Francis Garrett Simms, SO. Of
Upper Marlboro was arrested in
his car at 1:35 pm. at Routes
|210 and 224 in Silesia. He was
carrying $3.50 in numbers slips.
I$41 in currency and silver in a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-06

sinms was released under
$1,000 bond and will face
charges Of possessing lottery
slips and setting up and MAIN
tanning a lottery operation when
he appears in Upper Marlboro
Police Court on March /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-06

paper bag on the front seat Of
the car and $l59 on his person.
according to Detective Sergeant
George E, Clements.
The detective said police OBJ
served Simms making his rounds
the past several days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-06
Numbers Suspect
Seized in Auto

A horse trainer was charged
by Prince Georges County Police
yesterday with making numbers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-06
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. laD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. tcdit three fun days
and receipe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holt-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-06
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS y

lndisposed: Rev Seminole Mckee 3T25 Fifth Ay s. has
been confined to his home for week with slight
pneumonia He Is slightly improved, and still confined his
home.
Guild Met: Mrs Percy Hughes Jr 1850 Fifth Av 5 was
hostess to ST Agnes Guild Of Thomas Episcopal church on
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25

This Is the towns most different
newspaper, ynull never do with
aut u II yan want to keep well la
formed.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
CLIFFORD 4. RuCkER
a raw. GEO. SMITN
COUNCIL DIlI0ATIs

Clifford - Ruuker. executive
director of the Governors Human
ItEhta Commission and Rev.
George A Smith Of Caas Lake. "a
member OF the commission, win
represent the state of Minnesota
AZ the Governors Interstate IN
dian Council meeting in Oklahoma
Cty October 20 90
delegates from ~ midwrvteru
and western states win attend the
conference witch viii deal with 70.
view iaw and order. state and
location and NATURALIZATION pro
grams from the state point Of
federal cooperation Ia education
al programs ana problems OF wei
fare assistance 90 iudlan gitiFana
Others who viii attend from
Minnesota are state Representa-
tive Harry nasford chairman 81
the Legislative Interim indian
Committee and Louis G. porwpil-
rr Jrt rs secretary
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
Crediofawn Sociol
Club CeIe braies On
both Anniversary

IL was a hilarious evening for
members OF the Credlafawn 81.
cial club when they celebrated
their SOtn anniversary with a
party given az a Wisconsin resort
on SATURDAY evening October -,
from . = m. 90 a IVA
transportation was provided
by chartered bus with a. members
attending
Music by Mel Carriers Combo
added 20 the evenings pleasure
Cocktails were served proceed.
ing dinner The executive board
members were seated az one table
A toast 90 the club was given by
Mr. Leroy Lagenberry and charter
members were recognized The
club was presented with beau
tlful Soth anniversary cake by
Mrs James Rldcaux
Candid shots OF the group were
taken throughout the gaia eve
ming by amateur photographers
John Lawrence, John Hanks and
Raymond Rledsoe.
The club Joined in singing the
Credafawn song iu unison
officers are Mrs Raymond
Bledsoe. president. Mrs Waiter
Mcfarland. vice president n r.
Henderson. secretary. Mrs James
Alien assistant secretary. John
u Lawrence treasurer. Mra
lunlus Powell corresponding arg.
Rotary. Mrs Leroy Coleman
financial secretary leroy lasen.
berry sergeant az arms. John
Banis Ir parlamoutarian ana
Mrs Paul Wood. typist
Mr. Leroy Iaaonborry social
chairman and hls committee made
ali arrangements and are Go Boz
commended for wonderful and
aunrcaarul party
Members present were the
Mnsars and Mmca Carl wade.
Martin Wellington. William
Payne William Gardner John
BBntH. tr. LEROY lsmnberry
Huron Shelton. John * Iawronee
James Allen Tommy Braddorb
the MINES EHfilnt Galloway
Loutae Thomas. nsNnniR Scott
and Mr. Jack Minis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
Johnnie Buker Aux
Committee Choirmen
Nomed By President

appointment OF committee
chairmen who viii lead patriotic
service activities AZ 1ahnnie Rak,
or Auxiliary Unit Na apt for the
ensuing year has been announced
by the newly elected president.
Mrs Canlyn Green
Heading the important rrhahili
tauon committee in charge ~ the
auxiltsrya work cor sick and dia.
abled war veterans viii be Mrs
Ernestinr n Wright Tho arEanl.
cations offorta Go help needy
children of veterans. tho welfare
committee will be directed by
Mra While rEnhough
Mrs Marion Perry has been
named chairman ot Ancrtcanism
activities whttc Mrs Mae Mar
shah viii direst the auSitafy'a
community service work, tnehid
ing cooperation with other orgams
sstinns "a community projects
The memorial poppy program
viii be under direction ~ Mrs
Pauline Parks with Mrs Theresa
Mae Jones an Memorial chairman
Nrs Leila Mae Stewart AZ chair
man or iuniar activities. win a.
rort the auNiliarya efforts 60
place ch,idren VI veterans in cuus
tact with scholarship and efiucas
tiunal aids available % them
Mis- l.ennn Thompson viii have
charge ~ the sponFaIahip ot high
school girls a. the AuStnanes An
maal Girls state Mrs Myrtle
tlanta has been named chairman
of entertainment and Mrs Persia
nonEhery ~ membership chair
man viii direct enrolment of The
guNiharys membership strength
far 1913
Cooperation 30 civil defense
training ard service VIII De under
the loadsrahip ot Mrs Vera Rich.
ardIsDh Mira Irene Harvey u
hluod donor chairman Mrs ilavei
Turker has heon appointed chair
men IN charge ~ Legislative acti
vttic# while MfH ida Mae
uurreii has hscn named publicity
chairman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
HALLOWEEN PARTY
AT HALLE q. BROWN
MOUSE OCIOBER 81

The gohlns ana witches and
green eyed black cats are assem-
bling this week Go plan a gay and
spooty Halloween party for all the
youngsters who are members OF
the Midget ana Junier Depart
ment tagca 81 and s la rcapoc
uyolyl ~ Hulue q nrowp Com.
muuty House. Aa3 Aurora Az
The uln win last trum four to
five o'clock on rhwsday October
al There viii be games, COS
tune parade snd treats FOR the
youngsters
l'e sure YOU have your member
ship oanis SO youB be eligible 10
attend' An children are asked 20
dig through The boxes Ia the at
ties ana ia the Easements 10 ind
costumes Co shield them frnm The
magic ~ witches
ThrFv VIII be a penny collection
To svnd 10 the uNiCEF tunitcd
Nations international E'hiidrrn's
Emergency FUND.-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
The John poifons Are Hosts
To New York Quartet

Mr. and Mrs John Patton. paA
st Anthony Az had go their
week end house Fueats. the Con.
unentaI- Aires ~ Nrv5 York CITY.
au all male quartet under the d
rcgtau ~ G. Julian Parrish o.
New York
Saturday night the quartet was
presented in concert AZ white
Bear Lake sponsored BY the Com.
muntty Concert Artists Aasneia.
ton
Following the concert. the
group aoro the dinner guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Paul Niles of white
Rear Included among The other
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25

ufully decorated birthday cake
The honoree received many beau,i-
ful and useful gifts.
Leaves For Home; Concluding
an enjoyable weeks visit with
relatives and friends. Mrs. Melvin
Williams Of Washington. u c.
left for her home by plane on
Saturday. October I9, While in the
city. Mrs. Williams was the house
guest Of her niece and nephew.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond johnson
and family Of A456 Fourth Av S
She also visited with her sisters
and their families. the Mines
Frances Bradshaw. G Ferguson
and Rosamond Collier. all Of 81.
Paul On Thursday, October II.
she was guest of Mrs Bradshaw
and Mr. and Mrs, @. Ferguson on
a trip to Danbury, Wis, on sun
day October 20, dinner guest of
her sisters, Mrs. Rosamond Collier
902 Rondo Az, and was the over.
night guest Of friends, Mr and
Mrs James Logan Of 500 w, Cen
tral Av, St Paul Mrs. Frances
Bradshaw, Ts3 Aurora Az. St
Pau, was hostess at dinner hon
oring her sister on Wednesday
evening She also enjoyed sight
seeing tours including a visit 10
southdale Shopping Center
To Honor Mother ON birthday;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gonzales Of
1909 s. Seventh st, have issued
invitations for open house TO be
held at their home Sunday after
noon. October q, from 10 6 p.
M, In honor of the send birthday
Of their mother Mrs Gertrude
Vinegar
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25
SOCia! and Personal
* ST PAUL

Week End In Missouri MIR aud Mrs Yuker Cassen Gao
gehart Av spent the week end in Louis and were the
house guests of Prot and Mrs A. r. Window
Returns To Camp Gene Perfect stationed with the Marine
Corps Eoro Calf returned duty base on Monday
spending Is days the city visiting his mother and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25

and seven deep streamers and confetti we're flying
on the sharp autumn breeze
Three Notwithstanding greyhaired gentlemen
were seated on folding chairs in the window ~
Barthman's levelry store which usually displays
only rings bracelets and watches suited 10 the Ia.
comes Of solid executive types. They looked 50
smugly satisfied al being assured Of an adyautag-
eous viewing point that ! wished the chairs would
suddenly collapse and deposit them ON their we'll
tailored posteriors
There seemed 90 be mo- MMN 81 waving the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25

edhSSaay evening OCTOBER p
Plans for the years activities
were discussed
Surprised On birthday: Miss
Dorothy Jones was pleasantly
surprised on her birthday. Octo-
Der 10. when she was honored
with a wonderful surprise party
ia celebration OF the occasion.
given BY Mrs. Margie Buckner at
the home OF MIR and Mrs. William
Holiingsworth. 1919 Knox Az. ".
Guests relaxed with telewSion.
sociahzed and enjoyed refresh
ments, highhghted with a beau
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25

guests were MI auh Mis- John
Patton and Mrs James Hughes
Hr
On Sunday MIR ami Mrs Patton
were hosts ~ dinner Ia honor Of
the quartet which IL composed ~
the McaarH clinton Holland
itruoEa Alexander Wanza l. Ktng
and WyIand jackson Mrs
Mamie Green WIS also a guest
The many Nrhtseaing tours,
cocktail parties ard musical in
tcfiudea made their trip very en-
joyahle
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25

incidentally Mgutrgy hooked goet Hadn't changed
eept added weight and that an better
thought
Is,ea yoa interested knowing bow coming
along nay Suucyvef vigorous
pumping every morning while listen to the
/ a halt-a,yh OF the vrestt Down spread
My surprised that have stuck with &C.
manages keep these Sunday morning
usth az @ b sHnarty
out youn SO through q rcd light"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25

NEwp OF rrurbr YOU Know
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25

family Mrs A Perfect ~ sl7
w Central Av
New Brother, LATHE Lynne
Graham haa new playmate
sharing hanoFs With her At 1908
w. Central Av, Ter parents. Mi
and Mrs. Ralph Charles Graham
presented her with a new brother
ON October *. al Miller hoapltal
ralph Charles IN. 10 the name
chosen tor tho new citizen. Mr.. and
Mira. Terrell Jackson are The ma
tornai grandparents and Mr.. and
Mgn Charles Graham are the pa
ternai grandparents all Of 81
Paul
Aunt L. Guest, Mrs Mary l..
Gray az bloomington, Ind, II a
visitor In the city and IL the housca
guest of her ncphews and wives,
MI and Mrs Lionel Allen OF das
w Central Az and MIR and Mrs
Horace Allen OF e4sh 81 An
thony Az Mrs, Gray was chap
eruno for the fraternities and
noronues % the University OF In
diana for 80 years before her 70
tiramcnt Tier stay 10 indefinite
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READ THE ADS
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III WAY Jj35
u. BY NEIL D0Ds0n RUSSELL -

Cty-rhe popular interest the visit % Queen
Philip here that of The
and district allowed their
poyees ucerape parade lower Broadway
front he Battery 10 CITY
ll.25 last Monday with three Of
blocks 20 Broadway and
office hurlng IN tho
direction broadway people lined
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-25


Royal Couple the Of heads and hats forming solid wa"
along procession decided that could
report Others morning wouldn't be total
loss My eoworkcrs were all petite She ~ my
logical hydrsnt
ledge hoisted myself with the aid Of the
on the ledge BY getting shoulder support from the others was able
to my balance Then along husky foot gendame
there lady' got Immediately
because recognized the type hardbt'en line with chip
would anything better than line
COP
You don't have to be nasty nay
workers peppery tempered little brunette The poeemans big
a expression
Maybe you'd you get trouble" he
told her.
why do we have to doing anything"
girls protested
Il MOVE on" cop harsiay moved on"
feeling gone
parting elderly pushed their
complaining they'd able Queen
around and freeze my
by standing uptoo get the line procession
Queen Elizabeth person very lovely and charming She
smiled and waved constantly but one could sense the dignity behind
gracious dignity that perhaps Americans
little OF these days The Queen wearing simple rust
trimmed white mink and atcolorod hat SHE is
beauty Hollywood tho WORT but rather
handsome with the appearance Of Unborn quality and
exemplary breeding Philip behind tho Queens
aggerated.
went back to the Office my
ing myself big rump Clrcum
stance ~ the English themselves We have enough MIR" faa and
display this country The welcome for
the Royal Couple wer" lavish o" never II" Kind Of gudy bad
taste Of that Todd naaeo at Madison Square Garden
good To carl Rowan
eevson commentator
wngate during long
approach the indignation problem
mad wIngate o something of a pompoua
IN his Hanribred bonnet the sub
badly detailed instruction
problem constantly dragging
subject hia relations Interviews
is
to the OF white folks
with dispatch The be
Of poor wngate mike
insulting
thinks he away with H.
Every awhile somebody along who him in his
place and nauens down hts opinionated immature
ncCuerry Minneapolis will laugh Of this
he told he had Tho chance
Miuneapoutau Luus l Lucus many
years thought get @anhattsn
ton give the old boy
Hendricks listed the address
gwen the "a
afternoon sleepy. hangover voice answered
I hopefully
Yeah" hung ovcr
hopeful renewing old friendships
I told the who !
grgaded tried 30 identity
by variety Of
Hendricks Minneapolis" I finally asked
stint Nnnsan polls I'm from Virginia" The hung
dsguHedy TIE telephone
wrong party Ard 7 90 nrau
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Leather Gift


II your girl is allergic TO
mink why not give her
leather? 1t carries the same
connotation OF luxury yet
comes in a sliding scale Of
prices among which you are
sure TO find the one precisely
suited TO the current state Of
your affections and your
pocketbook. Here are Just q
few Of the delightful posi-
bilities:
HANDBAG ACCES-
SORES: You can buy these
for so cents or $50. At either
price she'll be reminded OF
you every time she powders
her nose or reaches for her
coin purse. New feathers in.
clude unborn calf printed
like leopard fur. light-as-silk
black leather printed with a
gold and white floral design:
white leather edged with
gold: glossy black leather
trimmed with gold and pearls
and pastel feathers trimmed
with rhinestone stars. For
Southern bellies they come in
Manufactured saddle leather
Evening star., 1957-12-15
The Inside Story
OF Shoe Fashions

tions of red, white and loden
and OF red. white. blue and
black: tweedy twill stripes in
gray. beige or black on white:
figured stripes set with what
might be the Chinese alpha
bet; bright colored awning
stripes; and wonderful. warm
hued stripes suggesting q
senor's serape.
AS for the solid colors,
whether in cotton or new
simulated textures. they en-
hance a shoes looks. adding
the finishing touch to COM
plete the fashion picture.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
The Difference

Special events and dates
call for various type dresses.
Fabric. style and length play
an important part.
What are the basic differ
ences between an afternoon.
cocktail. dinner or short
evening dress?
An afternoon frock usually
has a high neckline. plain or
fuSSy fabric Is used with soft
lines. A cocktail dress can
have a lower neckline. long.
short or sleeveless depending
on the style trend. Soft fab
ric and simple lines are gen.
eral for the dinner dress
which very often is floor
length. Rich fabulous ma
temals are used for the short
evening dreSS, The decol-
letage is strapless or takes Q
deep plunge to the waist
line. Skirts are slina or full.
colors range from creamy
beige. paStels. deep warm
shades to black.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

Like to kick OF your shoes
In public? Go right aheadl II
will give you q chance TO
show of the new. colorful,
handsomely designed Innings
that brighten the new collec-
tions Of women's shoes.
Gaily figured prints in chic
fresh color combinations. rich
textured patterns that often
give q hand-loomed effect.
stripes that come in all colors
and go in all directions.
beautiful solid colors from
pale pastels TO warm jewel
tones-all carry out the Ma
tional Shoe Fabric Associa-
tion's goal for "shoes to tell
q fashion story inside and
out"
Even the names OF the
Innings are delightful. "Tropl-
cana" fairly dances with
calypso players and bongo
drums. "Moonglow" evokes
moonlit flowers In a tiny
geometric print. "Mantilla"
suggests fine Spanish lace.
"Cupid's Gold" scatters little
golden hearts on q colored
field. "Playtime" uses little
girls faces In an utterly
captivating design. Thumb
print" puts . dot for an eye.
Q dash for Q nose and two
lines for legs on golden
thumbprints and marches
them perkily across Q white
background.
Among the ''inSde stripes"
making fashion news are
handsomely tailored combi-
nations Of smoky blue. brown
and black. Of deep turquoise
on black. OF tawny green's and
hr0u,Fes fNnnk Nriafs aorYanfN0
Evening star., 1957-12-15

using Confederate pennies as
clasps and trim.
LUGGAGE ACcEsso-
RIEs: These include leath-
er cases for travelling. first
aid kits, and. Of course. mani
cure and cosmetic cases DO
well as jewelry rolls.
LEATHER GARMENTS:
These range from raccoon-
trimmed jackets and skinny
Evening star., 1957-12-15
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington. u. g.
sUNDkf. DECEMBER IL. 1851

pants to gold leather boIeros
for evening.
GLOVES: She'll love wash
able Launder-Leather gloves
in white or a bright color
for early spring.
BEAUTY BOXES: The busy
but beautiful executive will
appreciate the leather-cov-
cred beauty box for the tob9
Of her desk that looks to the
visitors as II it might hold
the makings Of the corpora
tion's annual report. A
Evening star., 1957-12-15

As Cor necklines. you'll find
q strapless foundation. or
one that plunges both front
and back. TO meet the barest
requirements Of any decol-
letaRe.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

party dress with snug bodice
and houffant skirt, the bra
lette Is a perfect underline.
For any straight and slim
fashion, hips must be mar
rowed via girdle or corselet.