COLOR for FALL
FALL TWOTIMER: The prac
tical jumper dress shows at
left, above, becomes a smart
cocktail or dinner dress when
you remove the blouse. Black
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By DOROTHY ROE
AP FASHION EDITOR
Your next winter’s clothes are
going to be colorful, feminine and
definitely elegant.
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Suits, still the No. 1 hit on the
style parade, desert the classic
mannish mode and go in for soft
er tailoring, longer jackets and
tricky dressmaker touches. Many
dispense with lapels and substi
tute a high, collarless neckline,
subtly scalloped. With them are
worn plain, untrimmed, collarless
blouses of soft cashmere jersey,
in matching or violently contrast
ing tones.
The bustle is with us again,
and so is the capelet dress. The
former appears in the form of
bows or flirtatious peplums at the
back of sleek sculp4ured crepe
dresses or cocktail suits. The lat
ter is seen in woolen versions, in
high colors, with the waist-length
cape often fur-lined. A fuchsia
cape with a black dress, or a
green cape with a purple dress,
are favorite color combinations.
Color riots through all col
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lections. Bruno shows a series
of beautifully tailored suits in
healthier tones — heaher gold, {
heather mauve, heather blue. 1
heather pink, all with matching
cashmere blouses, gloves and
lowering turbans.
Maurice Rentner glorifies a
wool suit dress, with a series of
two-color combinations in slim,
classic dresses with contrasting
jackets or shor* capes.
Clare Potter wows the populace
with a new Pierrot slashed sleeve
j >rkin, worn over a long-sleeved
blouse, so that the blouse color
shows through the slashes. This
ropears worn wbh both skirts and
slacks.
Claire McCardell solves the
campus problem for the college
girl with clamdigger shorts and
pull-on tops of bright wool jer
sey, with a button-on skirt of
tweed 'o be tossed hastily over
the shorts for classroom wear.
Saihuel and Ruth Kass accent
the longer “slack” waistline in
suits, dramatize glitter in a cock
tail dress covered entirely in se
ouins, ‘o make the wearer look
like a glamorous mermaid.
Jo Copeland uses discreet glit
ter on her fabulous cocktail suits,
shows stunning beaded chiffon
lops with slim, sleek black skirts
and jackets. She shows one suit
of silver gray slipper saMn, takes
a top from the Burmese for jew
eled encrustations on hip pockets
of simple, one-piece frocks in
high colors.
Anthony Blotta scores the
sensation of the season with a i
long jacket in ginger brown,
hound in black wool and reach
ing half-day down the thighs.
Urder it is a superbly simple
dress in plain black wool with
a black satin blouse top.
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Left-over mashed potatoes can,
bo used in making soup by add
ding a small amount of water or’
milk to the potatoes, cooking for,
a few minutes,,,adding, a. sm?dl
onion and some diced celery
leaves. When done, .add enough
milk for the desired amount of
soup.
Service movie theaters at posts
and camps in the United S+ates
are estimated to have an annual
attendance of over 180,000,000.
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BAND MAN — Herb Fk-la
(above), who as a stall sergeant
at Fort Dix organized a pioneer
Army jazz band which set a
style for other camps, has re
ceived a medical discharge. Now
• he’ll make an Army camp tour
with a civilian swing crew.
LONDON REELED
UNDER LUFTWAFFE BLOWS
AP Features
London suffered 7,000 civilian
deaths and 10,000 wounded dur
ing the height of the 1940 aerial
blitz between Sept. 7 and Oct. 7.1
Prime Minister Churchill esti
mated the Luftwaffe dropped 5,
000,000 pounds of bombs on the
city from a daily average of 400
planes during the period.
Britain’s defenses forced the
Nazis to change their tactics from
day to night raids. On one day
165 German planes were brought
down by the RAF, antiaircraf*.
fire and barrage balloons.
Linen Saveri
Unused linens turn, yellow from^
age. Wrap them in black paper
and keep them in a cool place to
avoid this danger. Do this witlf^
best table clothes and “hope
chest" linens.
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