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”Trumpet Silhouette” Highlights Collection Of Designer Heim

Dy Nuleano Walker

PARIS. (AP) - A new line that moulds the body like a bathing suit and then breaks out into frcu- lrou skirt fullness at garter height was introduced by Heim Saturday in the first showing of the Paris spring fashion season. Skirts are short. not far below the knee.

Heim calls it the ”trumpet sil- houette", and indications are that it may be a main theme of the new collections. Something sim-

ilar appeared at Desses' bazaar show Saturday morning. Cocoa-beige shades. blue and

pink. dark grey, black and white combinations. sunstroke yellow and a light, clear red were lead- ing colors. Bouquet printed silks. corded fabrics and both rough and satin-smooth woolens were used for the spring styles.

Suits. like dresses, cut the fig- ure mid-way between the hip and knee. with long close-fitting jackets to this level and knife pleated skirts beneath. in his fascination. with garter-lieizht effects. Heim has put pockets and other details at this unusual---and not very handy-level. lie, says his "trum- pet line" will make women look tall and willougv. hut in fact it is so figure-revealing that only slim women can wear it well.

THE GUARDIAN FEBRUARY 2. 1954

Dipping Necklinea

Trimmings are almost non-exist-i

Royal Return

LONDON (Reuters) -- Queen Elizabeth is still four months away from Britain but London is already

preparing an elaborate welcome, including a pageant on the Thames.

ant. necklines dip generously in front. and sleeves are unimportant and of mixed lengths. Walstlinea are generally fitted but un-belted, and often there is no seam at the waist.

Home Heim skirts were practic- ally of the Can-Can variety, ex- cept that the tiers of ruffles or pleats start below the hip instead of at the waist. "Hot trumpet" evening formals with the same line were ful of flounce and danc- ing suggestiveness.

Taking a cynical look at the con-

Under plans yet to be approved. the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh will sail along the Thames from the coast to the port of London in the royal yacht Britannia on Saturday. May 15.

The royal couple will transfer to a royal barge and sail to the peir at Westminister, outside the Houses of Parliament. to be greet- by Sir Winston Churchill and members of his government. There is also a tentative plan for the royal couple to be joined

temporary scene, the designer put I; -rob,-uk, when they board the two bridal gOl.ltfltS in his. collec- 4v0o0-um Britannia May L by uu" T m” """”a39 wh"-9 Prince Charles and Princess Ann.

over blue and "second marriage" white over pink. The second, nam-

ed "Vie en Rose.' features a de- ..'.'V ' i"' i """” """ tachable train and bracelets of - :1 roses worn like slave bracelets. ,: Yaulw -

One of his most original cre- alinns was a curly white lamb

By Janea W. Barton. MJ). coat studded all over with spark- .

ling rhinestones. and made to

wear over cocktail clothes. But-

ton-front dresses abounded, and DIVERTICULITIS - INFLAiVlMA- '.'”;9' W": "W"-V mfhle-breasted TION or LITTLE pocnrrrs .laC'e 5 an tops. ' ite woolens ,1 LARGE

had hold black pencil stripes, and IN C0,h0i (

romantic young formals were IRTESTINE)

named for old-fashioned d .

flowers. Roses or cornflowegrirfgll one ,of the ailments beommng from the waigflinp ,,f mesa mm increasingly common, because more

people live longer than formerly, is diverticulosis of the colon, or large intestine, which consists of small pockets in the lining of the colon. When these small pockets become

the folds or hillnwmz eklns, Tlny "T.VStal or lrrids-scent heads form- ed a discreet dew-drop embroidery for strapless bodices.

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inflamed and pus forms, it is call- ed diverticulitis.

While few. if any men and women die of diverticulitis, it may have many symptoms of a. distress- ing nature.

In the Canadian Medical Assoc- iation Journal, Dr. H. 5. Ford. Victoria. B. C., reports a. study and a six-year review of 451 cases. 50 or which required surgical treat- ment. during the period 19-Kip-1951.

The usual signs and symptoms of diverticulitis of the colon usu- ally give a. history of constipation. pain in lower part of abdomen, tenderness and sometimes chemic- tion of the colon.

Since the discovery of antibio- iim tgerm killers) most cases of diverticulosis and diverticulitis are treated this way but there are a number which require surgical treatment to remove symptoms and in sortie cases save life.

The cases of diverticulitis which required surgical treatment are re- viewed, being perforation of the colon, obstruction. fistula (opening from colon into an underlying or- l""3 5"'9'1”di"n9T swwh” "W 5'” gan), chronic inflnmation of the p””'” hi"!5e”f With, breV"'Y- colon. and conditions which great-

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one man said to another: nmnber) tWha.t follows this spes.heIr'f' And The the other rmlied, 'Wed.nesday'.”

Caouldnit Talk Himself Into It

XLFORD, England, Insurance salesman Sidney Lee, 3, specializes in policies insur- ing fathers-to-be against the high cost of twins and triplets.

For years Lee has eloquently

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told prospects, "The odds against twins are 86 to one-against trip- lets the odds are 5.000 to one."

But he never bothered to write up a policy for himself.

Sunday his wife gave birth to triplets.

A film magnate notorious for

differentiation between cancer and diverticulties is always difficult (Dr. W. J. Mayo and C.P. Blunt, in surgical Clinics of North America.) These two surgeons re- ported 30 cases in which diverti- culitis was associated with cancer. -The average age of the group undergoing operation was 85 years. One-third of the group treated by surgery were between '10 and 80 years of age. "It is reasonable to expect that with the ever-in.creas- ing life expectancy this disease will become more common. The average duration of the symptoms was three yca.m,.the longest 15 years. All had reached the point at which their lives were being made miserable by repented flurr- upa requiring numerous hospital ackniaslons."

Diverticulitis occurs most. fre- quently in the sigmoid section (lowest part of the colon) because of the nianow lumen. stasis. and

1, 51,, --I V" tau,” ,mw,nd'-- pressure of solid faeoel (waste) mu om", -iwpp 3' prmmmm mu matter in this part of the lower u .5 1,. up. "us not .. in fun. 1 bowel. At this point. also, spasm Bkmme. & 3”". U, being ooh, way occur as spasm occurs inparts mry 0,. dmermg --I-hem Wu 3 of the stomach and intestine.

marked discrepancy between their HW 0”” ""9 Physician and P11- m,,.i,.'u 5, condone. tient know when diverticulitis is

present?

The signs and symptoms in 50 cases of diverticulitis were:

(a) inflamation. tb) obstruction. lo) mas. (d) hemorrhage, (e)

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I Witt la the correct pronunci- ation of milaiimi”?

I which one of these words is niinpelled? Blaaphermous, blame- able, chargeable. farcical.

4. What does the word "dis- ucpancy" mean?

5. What is a word beginning with no that means "to pardon; to forgive"!

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of operation used according to condition found. removal of the part of the colon affected is us- ually done.

Fortunately. the sulfa drugs and

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A pened to be walking down the street, witnessed the lament. man went

Quebecis First Woman Mayor

The first woman mayor in Quebec's political history is Mrs. Thomas Cameron Urquhrt. who became the first magistrate of Montreal's suburban Pointe Olaira by acclamation. Women have served as coun- cillors or aldermen in various parts of the province in the past, but nowhere has a woman been successful in being elected mayor. Mrs. Urquhart, seen above with proud husband and son, has been a member of the Poin-te Claire council for three yeah.

i54 Fashions By Fath Feature Hemlines 15 Inches Above Ground

By Peggy Maealn

I win I were an artist. and I would paint a picture.

A picture of the lovely thins: that ever come and go The branches of a blouomed

nee agalnn the deqa blue dry-

line.

The sunset. in the evening and the soft deep nfun-glow.

And I would paint I. picture of that long ago dear garden

The purple of the pennies and the gold. of hills tall.

The rnignonette sweet scented. the soft tints of'Narvclaaus

And those lovely old white roses. that grew beside the wall.

And when evening draws her oiu'ta.ln and darknm softly

falls where the silver cresoait of the moon lies clear against the

sky. .

I want to paint that picture the evening star a-shining

I want to give these lovely things to you before I die.

This was written by an invalid lady in the western part of the Province and sent to me. She has beautiful memories of her child- hood garden and now when she is not able to enjoy gardens except in memory she writes about them. Thank you for the verses that we are aharing with our readers.

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Garden design is more import- ant to all gardeners than ever be- fore and a few rules are necessary

which are hindsmentzal in every type of garden, There must be space and light

around the house. There must be proportion and balance in every part. Form, colour, planting and everything that goes to make it should be planned to suit. the character of the particular garden. Trees too near the house tend to make the outlook dark and gloomy. The straight line of a hedge again can. apparently lessen space to a

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PARlS, tReuters)-Jacques Fath of Paris Saturday night showed his first creations of 1954-with skirt hemlines 15 inches above the ground.

The famed couturier also launch- ed his new dart silhouettes and an assortment of fan-shaped top-' co;l;sth's entire collection is basedifrom C19"hm37 on the use of darts evolved ini As The China” meuwd 1'” W

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two silhouettes - the slender, Rub the The on the gain as you

moulded, heltless waistline with bodice emphasis in empire ef-Iwmnd 3039- and wash wmlu cl”; feels. and the slightly wider-domed . Wmet H the nmt mppum on

princess line. These darts shapeimi 5ffecuV9- repeal me pmcah the waistline, undercut. and throw: Q- How 03" I DWVGMI We 903' fullness into the bosom and arch WN5 01 9' 3au05Pa" km" mwung? the hips in clever play of horl-. A' Several, marma placed in g zontal, vertical. stepped and fan-tum? Dontallllng anything which shnped 1,,,,,. Arequires constant stirring will pre- The fan-shaped toproats stress aivem the conwnm Item scorch”:

rounded line through the shoul-ii” sucking" tiers and funnel out towards thei, Q Hm” canl dmw m”he"" 9'"

hem. Profiled coats and dresses”: 3 hm"?

appear to he redingotes, have A' The he” can be dgiwn (run straight fronts and arched full-i 3 mm by applyklgmf Don um nude Ms. 1,, "1, hack. of oatmeal and co water.

.m.:....A..m.::mm. Long Torso

die pink" navy blue, but black and

Stilts Interpret the long mould- white remain the leading theme.

ed torso line with nipped waist Prints are scattered throughout

over slim, pleated skirts. Collars the collection in warped and blur-

are again important and tire set red florals, but are less import- nway with straight three--qimrtcr ant than last summer.

sleeves slightly arched In the up- Milllnery ranges from diminu-

ltire fringed fabric tamhourlnes

per arm. Romantic evening clnllir-1 con- tipped on to the forehead to over- finue the two hnsic

siIhouctfes.'sized slanted brim cloches remin-

shenths at-i iscent of the twenties. lnfiu-i Fath's amusing new ladybug flow on hose feature printing. leopard pat- tern for sports wear, in small coin

Slim lace or chiffon teat Madame Recamie-r's enre. Draped decolleles into long scarves.

The second line is the hell prin- dots for street wear. ! cess silhouette in heavy satin. Other hose are shaded from dark printed taffeta or embroidered on the ankles to pale tops. Often lace. Fath revives pale baby blue they are lace edged and gartered railed "hesitation" and soft "can- with rhinestone clips.

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Husba.lid's Problem

Wife Refuses To Leave Home Town To Live Where Mate Has Good Job

DEAR MISS DIX: I've been married 15 years and have four won- derful children, Ioiove my wife dearly. and she loves me. Three years ago I came to this state because I had been told my chancm of getting a good job here were promising. I got a fine job almost immediately. and have held it since. I see my family on an average of twice ll month and have been trying to establish a home for'them here. My wife agreed that when I had a house, she and the children would move into it. six months ago I bought a nice house. My wife came out, look- ed over the place. decided on her decorating scheme. but a week later. when I went to make anrangementa for the moving. she refused to leave She's always lived in the same city. Now she wants me to quit my job. return the furniture I bought and go back to her home town to work. I know the employment situation there isnt too hopeful. I am so wor- ried about the whole mess that I can't eat or sleep.

BARRY D.

zainoeyouuatthe breadwinnarofttiafanillmyoiirmret so where you can find the most conguiial and lucrative employrnent. Your wife's place is with you. After all. she's not being asked to move tetaliefaroou-ncraoftheea.rth.tnitJuatfnonioneatatctourm- Joining one. . Cilngingaot.anaciouabtzotlwscenaofhai'esriyyea.rsian'tba- lag realisitic or grown-up. It also shows a couplets lack of imagina- tion and self-reliance. Moat young women (and your wife, at H. is atlllaymIngwcman)pleulnvelnaeeir)gncwt.hirigaandnew plaoas. lvenwhanairiovemaant,aaithaatoaonianysarvioowives.a change to imericr living quarts-a. minus oonvanlmoea. the (iris watt chea-

NW. WIFE SHOWING BAD JUDGMENT

Your wife is riaking her future. the liappinua of has cbliaan. and oer-ta.in.ly your welfare, by refusing to nwvs. Your chlldrui ere at an agewhanthey need rnostshecouldatlcaethavetliegraceto try a new life. Your family has been separated too much in the past three yeara: your pr-merit mode of living, it continued too long, will end in it complete to: of family harmony and unity. Use ovary argu- ment you can muster. enlist the co-operation of the children, who are quite willing to be transfused. and break down the barriers that are keeping your in . and children away from you.

DEAR. Miss DIX: A few-d-ays ago my brother brought some boys home from school. we were standing on the stoop when one of them. an , d t lad, kissed me. I had never seen him before. my steady hap-

homeandwmta meanotaasklngrnetorettir-nh1arim.WhateanIdo to make him realise the truth? a unucuafr

MHWIIR: Write. telling him " what happened. and onc- ing to get. corroboration from your brother, if necessary. Judgim Jim from what. he saw. you can't blame the young man for feeling hurt. I hope route Dh".....a...-ls in making your lbeldy forget the incident.

surprising degree. but if the out- look is on to an open lawn, with trees not too near. and perhaps a wide clear way through the boundaries. or. if poufble on to the scenery beyond, apaelousnees and reatfulneas will result.

To plan and plant in harmony with the character of any site, to make the most of its natural fea- tures is, in reality. the scent of success in making a beautiful gar- den. The character of the site does not matter. whether hilly or level. whether it has the views onto more distant scenery - that go. as a rule with hilly sites -or whe- tlher its interest is self-contained or has to be made. The hilly site should be treated as such and, on the other hand. no attempt should be made to make level ground ap- pear hilly.

Oountry gardens are usually blessed with beautiful views and nothing must be done to spoil them by planting of trees or shrubs that might obstruct these lovely views. Keep the planting to the borders of the lawn and the lmrer trees and shrubs can be used for backgrounds so necessary to brink out the beauty of the different colored florwerind plants.

I have noticed many irardenl that are being planted according to the best plnnnimz. Open lawns and planting which is knot tn tiht sides of the garden. This mwkee for easier upkeen in mowing and weeding. in its planning and mak- ing a garden provides the oppor- tunitv for r-r-ti.-tic creative work outdoors. with trees. "lint! '"'I'-l soil as thn chirf matnrlais. The fundgmenfal laws that sravern the making of h-nutiful tIhln,!3 5'' simple enough good Pl'0"0't'-"Tl -lid balance. and lov-l" Md har- -..,,nlgu,q colouring The one sure '-at is ti--r. no '-'.vo sir: c-' avv '-iv.-'

1'2 nrectlv 0l!"c and "M "W ..c,,g or yymplriviq the most 0' any -srden lies in seelvv t.h- possi- '-illtl-.s ')ecuV'.'ir to the site and to rl.-velon them to "ccir 'll'l1l5! extent In this wk" "ll" ""1 33" dens M elven char!-"tar and irwlr beautiful.

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ohm-lea Dickens wrote smut qnrdem manr V965 "0 - - - i 5 all times and in all acres '!ard"H! have been amongst the obit-cts of m. greatest interest to mankind. and the gardeners art has con- 'r-ibnted tn the delight of all men in their time. Now thrt C-ndlc-mas DIl.V Ml come and the days are lefifr?-hMP mg the sun is strong and snrlmr seems nearer, house plants ti” benefiting b.V 'the sunny data an: s fragrant slip of Scutthemwooi bi-lnal summer fr-agfI"C9 W9” pressed between the fingers. All of these fragrant leaves lnciudinw the scented oer.-mlums are lovely to have as winter plants. and their keen summer memories for in.

(H. hcrflndll VIII added to the garden room the other day and if it is half so beautiful as some I have seen grown by other gardeners, it will be a welcome addition to the col- lection of home plants. The! M" large handsome leaves and they need ssnpla watarlnl Ind feedinll to grew very fast into hose plant- 'ntoy and have

Inanyimely an laqrlratton and great suggestions for

"Adventures with Bqoniaa"

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i 51 Nadeanc Walker

PARIS. (AP) - Long, flowing capes-rather like those worn by Paris policemen were the newest note in designer Jean Deans spring fashion collection shown Sunday night.

Drawing inspiration from spring; breezes, Desses presents clotheii full of pleats that ripple. rustic and flutter like tree leaves. Hr has not entirely abandoned straight. slim skirts but most of his collection has fullness from the hip. He says his new hemlineli is 15 inches from the-floor. Some looked even shorter.