The Archive · 1941

WOMAN'S WEAR

American women—from Cape Cod to Point Loma—are taking to the idea of British-American Ambulance Corps inspired prints. high style for the momentous summer of 1941 British American Ambulance Corps. Inc.. with headquarters in New York and fifty-eight branches scattered across the USA. exists for the purpose of financing, equipping and sending to England motor ambulances to aid suffering civilians; residents and hapless refugees from militarism. This orgsnization—which has endorse ed the prints—receives a direct income from their sale. ten per tent of the sale of the fabrics.

Just her example of thei ions swinging into line in the attic of the democracies. Patriotic themes in "small things"—like jewellery and scarfs—have been a sen. nal success for some time.

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