One hotel manager had a really novel idea. He decided that as his beginning o¢ August was bustles and Aight Tneing, and: never. has a fashion died. so quickly. "Current issues. of Smart'magazines; prepared. for" press guests shared the sense of security provided by the black-out, they should have the pleasure of sharing the cost—so each visitor's bill bore Women and War Women of Dirschau crowding round an emergency field kitchen to prepared for them following the occupation of the city by before the war, look like records of a bygone age, with their pictures of heavily-boned' hour-glass "corsets. 1 suppose one can say that the fashion has' been replaced by trousers, although there are bound later to be Some feminine fashions, especially when the women realize that they do not look their best in trousers and the fashion becomes monotonous. At present women have certainly gon rouser-mad and can have " them tailor-made from six quinoas or buy them in-a cheap store from 6/114, an extra item, "To cost of bloc-out, 278."
Women have been advised to wear white stockings during the black-out 0 that they may be seen in the dark. The advice undoubtedly emanates from some worthy person with very little knowledge of feminine psychology, for the average woman would much sooner take a chance on being run over than parade In white stockings.
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