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rue WESTERN GUARDIAN

GUARDIAN

AND PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

TODA Y ONL Y

;/—-—‘—' AGI-2NT—Mrs. John Pond. M W [of sg E." SUMMEBSIDE. AND ;nmc:°::ouN1wPh°n° 28“

BETTE DAVIS

-—’”' in News, Subscriptionl, Advertising should be left with Mrs P a

{l.h’e('(.Tardisn may be bought daily It any of the ioilowin .2: “DARK VICTORY»

;umntelsitit~:— I res in _ with I gm Bookstore. Water St» Gonriie; nmgum-._ W3," 3‘ GEO BRENT

Toronto Bakery. Water St

M“k Glldel. 8'1 Granville St.

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The Guardian will be delivered to am, ham, in cm-ler Boy at 20 per day or lilo per week. Phone 289-1 for this sent", or give ynur order 10 "16 D0! responsible for deliveries on your route

—This column is reserved for news or Intal interest but advertising 9" mmy nature may be Insert- ed at 2 cents a word strictly pay- able in lzivnnce

Wrt ! ll. ——Waterman's Sky-

$l.25 pencils 75o at

Co., Kensington. L-713.

..flARl)\\'.~il:l. PLASTER, Plaster vflake Lime, fresh

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) Fli0lVI MCNTR.E- A ;l:Pllec who has , ..t.; llli‘ Canadian Medl- .l ill Montreal let-urned ‘.0 hi» home in Summer-

_.\'l',\'lIl.() “l.\lI'ROVEI)" FALL

, ‘ li.'\'ilON (with or with- rlu ill cube, pellet or available at your Clear Color is as-

:d is used accordi TST-Xtllz.

it TENTION: — Mix t...nd Rice (thorough- ill 60'}. of your oom- < [Of best. color, Many 5 air (icing this on their ‘ x ~ ',h s season. Puffed rice at all sunglo Dealers on , Island. TS'I‘-

_ro (‘MIPLETE COUltSE—

2.! Maccalium. who ~ the toachinv: staff of

l:lr~ Hi,-zh School for ; i):'I’ll granted leave . nne year to enable tplrtc .‘lr-r studies at :1 University for a ~ Mass Mnrcallum will .-Ltclzville, N. B., this 3

TRAIN ACCID- , ‘d Schurman re- tet 5 _y€S.:‘1‘tlny of the L1,. . Beat- ly accident cn Sun- . Bettttie wrs about 65 glild was the son of the 1 Mrs, Thomas Bcattic He left his native {it years ago and be- cr on the V5. He was on his

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l .. ..3En_£zol‘ train on when the accident .-\..hougl1 no definite

vi» bccn l'CCDlVE(l it is train was crossing 11 l llli‘ bridlze ave way i‘ wn, fsilc into the Us ccmpanioli also ‘ Ci his wife, who \Ii‘\ Loit'.e Clark a sis- i.ll' Clark of Slimmer- .t.t- left to mourn thrce rt‘ tlauzhter, as well as n- vi and nncther sister, ll-attic who lives near

ftumlv at. Somervlllc, ‘,'llHl‘S cf the funeral

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NUPTIALS , ' took . ' s Clllllrfll, Indian w:,lav morning, .S?pt o‘clcc‘.<. when Miss di\ll‘;"lll,€.l' of Mr. 9 late Mrs. Gillls of . and M1‘. Alfred Hig- ‘ and Mrs. Wm. , jton w-are united ‘\ lmnds of matrimony m’ lt:\‘. RI‘ McDonald tr:-l)r:i‘.rd the nuptial ‘ bride looked very n hrr wedding dress of 1. trimmed with nar- ' ‘ll:[('. velvet and end- . rt train. She wore 'I‘ll.1l veil and carried bntquct of pink and wt bras. Her sister, M‘ss bridesmaid and her tzcwrl was of aqua- with bench accessor- c n sllouder veil and “R5 of Sal-atwdrnilm Mr. Jame: Hizzins, fr ti the groom, was grooms- vlsitlng the grootn's was unable to be tl't\ll".Z to lilhealtil. the "Y ‘t'.l'lV' had bflakfast at "Vl’l ‘v llntrl in Summr-rsid-e. ” “ »‘'’Il \VC‘(id‘l"l{t cakcs were if l."r\ table decorations. Mr» Higjins left. by the _ ll on lw ml for 3 wed'ling irlv ""“- “M .\’ic.rit,imf.<. the br‘de ‘ ill a navy h'ue suit. On :'n th"y w'll rc=ir‘e in 1 \-."lt~rr- the wroom is a \f‘,ll'.‘f! farmer. The

H W: with tllair many ll‘. ’ c.~a‘.t-nding o:mgratul-a- K.

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HUMPHREY BOGART L”f’ Shows at 3.30 _ 7.15 _ 9.15

Sununersi by

—LOCl(S. Knobs. Hooks Hinge Catches and all builders’ hardwarsé sold right at Braces, L.4a1.g.11.2i_

—FARMERS

Robinson's Flour ts/'t‘:1Tl.;"iv’l1il.9.’.',;,,.,, for lyrindlng on September 18th We 50110‘ .l’0l-ll‘ Patronage and assure you of satisfaction. Robinson‘; Mill find Bakery. Ltd. Summerside,‘P E I

L-730-9-9-12.

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—sUNGLo IMPROVED FALL FURRING CUBES OR l’ELI.E‘l‘S C5“ b€_l_lS¢>Ii for finishing pCllSt‘.; or, or carlyln readers until Dost-mb’r 1 L, T7115 System of feedtnz will :a\e 65% of the labor and 15'}. food cost On your ranch in actual prl:t:‘i cc. Intematlcnal Fox & Animal Foo:l.<, Ltd. Ts

the matter was re-fened to com- cll or Chandfcr.

M”-‘Ji‘l' E A. Foster mentioned

tile uccd of doing something about

_ tn}? lll.'l"(‘i§ll“\:lb1C ‘price boosting

_ . n , it l.Ll ls nxiu: rxace in the city Miss Dons s‘““‘d“'5» K““5”‘¥‘ nt due in war conditions.

ton has entered P. w C, to myr- llvi) second year work. K, { —Mr. Jack O'Connor Clinton! has enrolled as a student at St. Dunstan‘s University, K,

id lzke for the council to do their best. to see that some act- ion be taken to curb this need- low 1.ll'GlllCCl'!fl-£.

Mayor l‘-‘ostcr presided and a full siure of councillors was present. The r'>utlnc reports of the nicot- ' wer: read and adopted afte" slon. Councillor lvtclntyre the council that Constable ill’ Of U1!‘ City Police was call- .. for military y and was glvgn :P(1V9 of absence without pay. A tllsctlssion over the possibility of pttrchasinlz 11 new water truck took D1 .1 c e, Councillor 1-Iennessey thought the present vehicle pafscd its days of usefulness and til? street conlmittee were con- 's‘l(lf‘l'll‘.x the purchase of a chassis of 4 or 4 1-2 tons and also to take the tank of the water truck and put the chassis on in the summer. turning it the opposite way to use

—-Mr, Clarence Jones and Mr, D’c1Vld Urch are motoring Lhixltlgll the New Em.lalld States on a holl- day t.oltr.—S.

-—M.Lfs_ Sadie Wlllicims. who has been VLSlLlllZ her father. Mr. Jabczl Williams, Tyne Valley, left last Week on retum to Lynn, Mass, gm was accompanied by her friend Miss MacDonald. also of Lynn.—S.

—Mr, Lyman Abbott. who has been on the staff of the Bank of Nova Scotla for the last six years left on Saturday for the bl‘.’l.'i".(‘,il at Liverpool. N. s. llls friends in

Summerslde wish nun every suc- as a sprinkler, It, could men he cess.—8. used in winter for hauling snow '—%-‘ _ off the s. Councillor Holman

M‘M"5~ M‘1“K‘~"-l7«19- Ml-‘S EV-°1Yn and the Mayor were of the opin- ‘‘°K‘'“Zi° “'35 Ml'- R0-’ia‘_ Mai“ ion that the matter should be Kemle art‘ 5D<‘ll<1lll§ tilt“-r \'a— lllcfcllfiilrly investigated before any-

thing was done and the motion was withdrawn. A

cations in the New England states.

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—Mr. and M V John Stnhoon- {SL102} of Councillor Hen- tfiakfr and two :Ci.‘lli(il‘£‘li of New m,_ _ in yggapds to money be. ursoey. amompatlrrd v Mzs. Flora in: voted by the City Council for

Ertlfteriield of R*.t'kp5:'t, M1. are visiting in Mzllpcquc the g’ll’3S‘.S of Mr. John Riley,

purchasing of school books for ' lren ttmble to Dry them, was dlscnsscd The cotmcillor expected the Province] Government to con- 1 Q tribute a like amount but the '3' “mm” in "h‘~‘ SN Job“ G03‘ Coun«t‘il thought. the matter should 081 Hcfoltal left tlus w*ek tn _rr_- inn 2'/.~ftLrrI2rl to the relief commit- } d b , _M1-“' (331115 rice. The Mayor was asked to ap- lfi 9°!) Col“/a~i‘, 1? avhrrllonv" trroacll the scimol Board, the in Krnsmzlcn at-er an attack of Prc-vincial Government and Rclief Scarlet feven -_Cr.~mmlttee with a view to better- linq these conditions and if pos- siblt‘ tn rrbta-in free school books fur the children.

Prrmlsrion was given to Service (‘lubs to erect a welcome arch on

—Miss Gertrude Gill‘s. nursc-

Bette Davis

Flln /tvznue at the approach to it ' the Cit . III Dafk victory" The iollowlng ti-Us the text of

the rcsolutmn; brought in. with the name of mover and seconder:

RfSOl\'£‘(i that, the City Clerk be bonded to the amptlnt of $10.- ODO and that the City Aocotlntarlt be hCl"i(li‘(l to an amount of $5000.00 Such bonds to be approved by the

‘City Recorder. R. 0. Chandler B. R. Holmsn. Rrsclved that estimates be sub- .mi:tr~ri for stibgrading of sidewalk jnff Grafton street north side near f I E:iv.I,.1rd St.

Capitol Theatre

Bette Davis came to the Copicl Theatre, s'slde last night as the central figure in “Dark Victory" a sensational picture presenting Miss Davis as a i939 model of all mat is best in Amercxm girls of good breeding and great wealth.

The new film is fully worthy o the talents of its lustrous star. tells a love story of transccndant.

A. A. I-Iennessey H. Mo'.‘ntyro Resolved that City Surveyor be

Miss Davis can lavish every resource of her consummate art.

l a“rcnn‘.'"’ An exceptionally able supporting‘

\t'3l.ll Provincial Government, A. A. I-lennessey H. Mclntyre. Resolved that Mr. Jas. Fuller- gart. Geral ine Fitzgerald. Henry Iton he appo‘nted as Ci-tv Clerk for Travers and Ronald Reagan , Wfslcne v-war. His salary to start at provided by Wamvr E'r0s.. and the $1800 a year superlative performance of the star . T. Mt-,l(ee seems to have inspired them all W H. Lsnthorn. attain a degree of ensemble excel‘ Rs-sn'\wl that M‘ss Avis Higgins lence which has rwlv l>°fCl'e Winlbe ltmnlntrcl city accountant for achieved ell-her On _stalze 01” SW99"-in period of one year from this One of the most interesting fcat- l,_-‘mi, M R s(.mr.. _. ... T, month’ ul-cs of the production is that it R (~_ Ghana“, lmarlcs the American 5cl‘L‘en drb-.lt n ;;_ gnlmm,

cast, numbering in it such luminar-

ies as Geo e Brent. Humphrey Bo-

of Geraldine Fitzgerald. ’I‘hls_ Irish R ‘,,,d H L Y‘ Y_ Rmdm bp 1335- Wm’ ‘7"“‘l“"d he“ '{;"l‘l‘r’1““~‘3;‘(§’ n‘\l):Vi:l\‘d nsmstreet foreman and the GfllBd'I'l1CfllT€=fltl‘l(i,nIr?lllNpW Yamk “ml, kf,,_,,fl,r_ '::l}e%y‘dtxnil‘l P“I-?CiA:i‘,l1l'il‘(‘l»tl( House" last‘ A" A“ “,:l';'I1:::fi‘ lyear, is obviously bt"lll:"! pr€DE(i}I'e(lml3’i Rpmwpd that D_ ‘F. m;_.h”.M,; [Warner Bros. for startlorr; so p‘.m’e as A b? mpnintv, Cm, Audim. ‘$3.1?i§"llrill“§.ts§Xl’éldn.§‘.~.31.2"‘-n...;g frr vr-ar H130 at. a s'lla.l'y or scale ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ,. ‘ v~ w r v W'nance Com- 'Vlctor_v.“ she dt-monstratcs that th to bc fll‘r1‘ill(.i"l' in L C” _ '::’.‘:.‘.':.‘°l1..?in‘.‘:.‘’°‘“'‘‘°’'°” “ "‘°'°l‘::.*‘.::11.1.-.tl.“ilf:.:t .‘2.:...~-."“.~

) collar or the lxoheqner. Minister.

beauty and deeply mov‘.ng poig-

mmuy and 1t pmvdes 3 cemml fi\ll.h0‘l‘l7At"t‘l to placelcurb on both

character upon “hose porn-ayg1'SlileS of Park Rtadway under, for park improvement

British Minis

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Near Su

By Louis Lochner Associated Press Staff Writer

BER-l-LN. sept. ll_ (AP)— The fall 01' Warsaw is considered imminent here. The desperately flghtzng Po- llsh army, German officials say, is Y-Flipped by the high com- j'vlce" methods.

Olflclal statements, however, in- creasingly mention the "stubbomly resisting" Poles,

A-WU)‘ advices said the bridge a- cro.s tne Vlstula River between Wm‘-Sflw and Modlln fortress - -18 miles northwest of Warsaw -was under heavy artillery fly-9, In hey. era] places between Radom, 60 miles south of Warsaw, and the capital, Polish troops were also reported caught by the German “vice,” There have been no figures indic- Blllliz the number of casualties in the dramatic struggle over the Po- lish capital, Bannerllnes in German newspapers, however, speak of the “great battle“ before Warsaw.

Indicative of the importance at- tached to the Pol‘sh struggle is the fact the authoritative Voelkischer Beobachtcr, for the first time since the undeclared war began. issued pooters under its masthead saying the “ rat battle in Poland ap- proac es its climax."

Army advices reported that the troops advancing from east Prussia had taken Lomza. 80 miles north and east of Warsaw and had forccd their way across the Narew river at Wlzna. nearby.

Another section of the theatre of war where Germans clttmed success was in west. Poland where the city of Poznan, capital of the province of the same name. was rcported about to fall to German anns.

The German army was reported at Jaroslaw on the San river in the south and informed sources claimed

it was gractically at the border of the P01 ll Ukraine, in the south- W t

as . The Polish port of Gdytlia, n.cro‘s lthe harbor frcm Danziyz, was still in Polish hand» alld its res stance has prevented Germany from training complete control of the disputed corridor. There was little word the western frcnt. Wilhclmrtrarso officials raid they

regarding

ha§l_no knowledge of military _ sc—_,

5 ial meeting.

pea R. C. Chrtndlcr.

B. It llnlmtm. Rsso‘ved that the City Clerk‘ be

authorlzrd to call for applicat (ms

for the position of lady attendant

’for l.“e library and rtst rcolm in ,

4 Market House. ' . C. Ilouzran. R. 'C. Clulndler. Resolved that the usuwl pro- lcedum of purchesiwz supnlics frr Hose Department be carried out. ,The fcllowinz rer‘at"m"n‘.s bf-inz n1‘2‘h‘.ly nrcdrd 5i‘00~'Z‘-_- in lies“ Couple is fed to 400 lbs prcsstlrc pcr square inch, ‘ .7. T. ‘,3/'.cl(cv=. i

H. Mclntyrr. Resolved that Alfred F‘ri72.cll be a.p,",ointe.:l Fire Hall EllQ'illL‘£‘!‘ a‘ the same sa vv as previotlsly pzlzcl for this bo.=.:t.ion. ‘ J. T. McKee. H. Mclntyrc. Resloved that Louis Rallnllall be

Iappointed Assisllanvt Engineer in Fire Hall J. T. McKee, H. Mcfntyre.

Resolved that Alex A. MacDon- ald and Wm. Moran be appozntctl ,me«mbt-rs of the Board of Apr ill ;for civic rates to not with K. ‘Martin, Chainman.

' R. 0. Chandler, B. R. Holman.

Resolved that Robert Wakcliu be appointed Fireman at Market. .House to fill the vacancy Call‘C{l lbv the death of Charles Worry at , same salatv.

F‘, Dougan. H. Molntyre.

I Resolved that City Engineer be authorized to start. the section of ,breastwork at the west end of ‘Rirhtmond St, also to sheath ,br-castwork between Erlnvard St ‘tvr.=t and concrete breasttvork,

J. E. Blanchard, H. Lnpihorn.

Resolve’! that Clliv Engineer be aubhorizezl u got. prices on Coll- icrete bettvoen sldvewak and club

rn Kent Street. from City Hall to

Pcwnal Street, also tin lower Quncn

Street. from Df\ff‘h(‘.'¥l."l‘ St to ,Kent west side and Grafton St.

lfrorn Queen to Pmvml north szclc. /LA. Hen_nesscy, H.7_7MoItltyrc. _

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John Anderson —-

Fllr 3', you" gum,“ ...(;Mn.. 5:; Kingsley wood -—Air Minister ior Clvlo Dr,- M. B-I-cu fence. Minlster..

Germans Claim

Polish Capital

rrender

Nazi Officia1<Io—n1 Notes “Stubborn” Resistance Of Poles Beforearsaw.

tivlty there beyond minor skirmish- CS

i-‘fersons close to the foreign office claimed Great Britain's r lness lfor a war of three years or more, Inot only was an answer to the peace :cf_fer ol Field Marshal Herman Go- Cllllz last Saturday’. but also showed that Britain had been preparing for war for a long time. Despite Britain's determined attlt. ude, peace feelers seemed to contln.

ue.

The apparently were directed es- peclaly at France, of whom Goer- lnfiqsald Germany wants nothing.

l€‘re were tuggeszlous in inform- ed quarters that Poland might obtain a "decent, sensible ace. she would "raise the white flag surrender."

TNS Dl‘9SUl3D0scd, however, it. was stated emphatically, that Brit- am and France also would call the war off. It was freelv admitted that Rome and Berlin, the axis part ners. were in constant touch on the situation. 'I'hls4indicalecl to obser- vers that Premier Musolini is car-

yet ” if

of

mg to localize the conflict.

Paris Swingslnto War-time Stride

By William l\lcGaffln Associated Press Staff Writer

PARIS. Sept. l'—(A_P)~ Parisian: llC\'Cl' ones to cry over the good old days, are allcady swinging into the new wartime str.de.

Many enterprises which were for-

ced to close when their staffs were lnlobillzcd are fCOD’.‘Fill’lg with older IIICH.

rylng the main burdenvof attempt- A

iio Peace Till World Freed Oi iiazism, Eden

(B J. F. SANDERSONI (Can ian Press Staff’ Writer) LONDON, Sept. 11 —lCP Cable) —Ant.himy Eden, Dominions Secre- tary, tonight. declared that "there can be no lasting peace until Nazi- ism, and all that it stands for in op- ression, cruelty and broken faith, i.’s banished from the earth." There would be no turning back, he said in an international broad- cast, adding: “Our determination to see this war throuehtothe endis unshskeable. This is an issue that admits of no t'anlpromisz." Mr. Eden, who once resigned as ‘Foreign Secretary when his Cab- inet colleagues could not follow I him in his anti-Nazi stand. blam- led Adolf Hitler for launt-hing the iwar by embarking upon “naked aggression" against Poland. ,‘ "Poland was ill\\‘:i\'S zeady to lnegottatr as Czecho-Slovak;a was "ready," Mr. Eden sad “Herr Hit- ler had prof:-rrrd force. He has made the cllnice. He must. suffer the decision. For us now there will be no turning back."

No Quarrei with German People

The British people had -no quar- rel with the German pszcple, he said, but “lll(‘l‘(' cw ~ ‘iv no lasting peace until Nazi and all it stands for , :5: l>nnL~llod. The German people mwt l'£’LlllZP that Britain means to no on fighting until it has demonstrator! that ag- gzesslon does not pay

"It is already evident that the Nazi Government. srcks to delude its ‘people into thinking that a quick victory in Poland will be followed by indifference or capiiulatlon tvf the westem delnocraclrs. That is not the truth," Mr. Eden said.

He warnod the world and Ger- many in particulrtr tint "the {F0- nle 0! thLs country are ready to fight a very ICIYJ,’ war to t,‘ bit- ter end. if that must he. to l‘.d the world of Hitlcrism and all that Hitierism implies."

Encouragement and Warning

"Let the Nazi lradcrs take hood and let us all like (“.C0lll'él_i!ClllL‘l‘lL from what has bcrn llanoenillg in the British commcrlwealtll of mi- tions durinq the last few davs.

“One by one the free peoples of

Tile music halls, which lacked their do ' for the same rcason, are i c.tlltn'; rcilrcd troopers of ye.-

iteryoar. Thcv hoped to -be running

1'!

full tilt when the soldiers return on ‘

their first furlougha.

l Thrre is a great demand. incid- , cntnlly for comedians who can imit- ate Hitler.

“l..e:. 'I‘clnmics" are the topic of ,tho llL‘,‘ll‘. now that British soldiers are ones again helping France 11,. ISL the ccmmon German foe.

"Englisll bccl‘ ‘sold here", “roost boat, 10 fronts," and "welcome to our vttllaut alll-rs," are some of the .’_",‘Ill5 l‘.'lll.Cll Paris has prepared.

One l‘€.5l.allI‘.lnl. cvrn named an rnirec after the Brit sh Prime Min- }l~:ol‘-iislicml. , calling it "trout ,Chambcl'laln."

BRITISH TROOPS

There are low British troops in Paris, however, most of them having gone dlrcclly to the Maglnot li-ne torts. A lcrccvcr, because of the dan- tzcr of air raids, it is not certain that they will be permtted to con- grc ate in Paris.

ore taxicab: are appearing on UN‘, streets again, since they are not

that zreat association have been accepting t‘1t> r'<k: and rr5::lonsibi- ‘ ties which ti"? Ulllbfld KlrrJ,d':n has taken upon itself. Canada. Aus- tralia. New Zcrtlnntl, Sotttfn Africa each in turn has Lzivrn the answer to tho challbngc. each in turn has made the cause it§ own '

\Var ()f Aggression

Ravi:-win: the dltfrmatlc ex- changes that prrrcri d “'10 cut- break of the c.'>rl‘:ct_ Mt‘ Eden asserted the "(it-rmrul ("mncelior carried (ilSSllll‘.llflllt"'“l so far as finally to lll\'Z‘i’li‘ P."lilll’l l)t‘c1u.~r- Poland had in ‘ti in il".""“'. pcnzlc proposals which .<llt- had ncvor even rc:cive:i irrzn l':" G"llIll‘l

Government. ’1"llcnr- l1"< never been 3, more flagrant lnockory of micr- national good faith

"Five times in the lust R0 years. Mr. Eden ntldcri “the rulers of Grrmanv have em-

harkod with only the slightest

pretext upon war of :I[,"!l‘l'S- slon. Against pt-art-ful Den- mark In 1864. against Aus-

tria in 1866, against France in iFi70, against the whole world in

ll"‘(‘(l€{l for mobilization, but. there are fewer places to which to take; them. Paris is an 11 o'clock town--l all the cafes close at that hour and l the movies must complete their: p.-cgrams by 8.30 p. m.

Pariians do not lack, however for ‘ ways to occupy themselves. Many tvcmcn have abandoned cocktail :~‘.Oll‘i‘C‘s in favor of sock-knittin ‘ parties, Those not proficient in tha . craft can get instructions from the ] newspapers. ‘

Even the principal couturiers are, fitting themselves into a wartime pattern. Many of them are working on uniforms. Others are designirg simple "a'r raid" costumes, oulckly, ‘7.l})l‘K‘<i together. so that milady can arrive at a refugee shelter within five minutes after an alarm sounds ,and still look smart,