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FORTY-TWO Want Ad Headquarters, Court 4900 Other Press Departments, Court 7200 FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1937 THE PITTSBURGH PRESS. Curves Ahead, Paris Style Experts Warn Buxom Modes Toll Death Knell for Slim Silhouettes In Spring Fashions Maybe Women Will Stick to Straight Line afternoon dresses, with skin-tight bodices attached to skirts with perfectly flat backs and fulness massed in front. She shows several without any sleeves at all. and with distinctly short and plain ones. TjER afternoon ensembles com-Tj prise such unusual combinations as a tobacco brown suede swagger coat, with very full godets both sewn in suede thongs over a slim sleeveless dress in brown crepe, and an equally wide swagger In a red ahd white plaid lastex wool over a beige faconne silk dress with draped neckline, completed by a red belt.

Shaded silk jersey appears in two stunning draped Alix gowns reminiscent of the delicate Tanagra figures, one in bronze and the other in purple, shading from very dark to almost white. 'Prom Tech Juniors To Hold Event tonight front and back, all the seams over- Vfe Co No -I 4 v'. Bjr ROSETTE HARGROVE PARIS, March 19 Curves are the real newt of the new spring fashions. The mannequins who parade the leading couturiers' creations look definitely heavier, more robust, than for several years. It looks as though women rgain will look like women instead of so many pale editions of the "Lady of the Camellias." Does this mean that the cult of I colIc8te spotlight to-to bf Tech Jior Prom, at tL wrin the Urban Room be fh Penn Hotel- ill ern KSCS BeUy Fl5her- ad Jean Moi n8ht- lcft to right and MuMaa Fuller- below of thi 1Cr' ho ls President or the junior class at Margaret -nrHSOn Allege, will lead8 thi giand march with John Waee the College of Engineering Miss Collins and Wayne Begun are co-chairman of the affair, by Delta Skull and the women junior class.

Miss Fisher in on the publicity committee, and Miss Moir, invitation committee. In former years, Margaret Morrison juniors held their prom a few weeks after the men students gave their annual dance. This is the first- time the affairs have been combined. ins 3 1 mi 1 r7) the straight line the canon of beauty which has prevailed for so long now is about to be abandoned? That slimming and scale-watching, as well as all the minor sacrifices to which women submitted to acquire the modern streamlined silhouette, are things of the past? If so, this is a little revolution in the feminine world, but it remains to be seen whether women will continue to cling to the straight line, because they consider It more youthful. CURVES, however, are not to be interpreted as a return to popularity of the Junoesque type of beauty beloved of Reubens, Van Dyck and Jordaens.

The new. silhouette demands just as slim a waistline, with the difference that bust, shoulders and hips must be delicately rounded. Vionnet is among the leading creators who favor the intensely feminine silhouette. Her day skirts are nearly all bias cut and wide; so are her coats, the latter com SsL vjA I Vw pleted by full sleeves, sometimes circular cut and finishing at the elbow. Shoulders are still squared BEIGE or GREY perfect accessory colors CONTRACT BRIDGE Grand Slam Made, But It Takes Everything and the bust molded.

Very full basques or peplums, sometimes standing away from the figure, appear on many afternoon dresses and jackets. Most of Vionnet's evening gowns are romantic, with wide, sweeping skirts, often completed by equally wide, flowing capes or long coats. Two or three models are distinctly Empire in line, with high bust line and skirt fulness massed center front and back in the form of long, loose folds or pleated panels. FULL skirts are usually attached to a bodice which extends slightly below the hips. Decoiletes are generous in front and non-existent at the back, with many off-the-shoulder bodices in the best of romantic traditions.

Vionnet features black satin for daytime wear. High-collared black satin blouses are combined with By WILLIAM E. McKENNEY. Secretary, American Bridge Club Featured here in two Debutante models that resort to every highstyle trick to create the flattering illusion the foot is sizes smaller! Broadstrap comes in beige gabardine the lattice-front step-in in grey or navy gabardine. Matching bags at $3.00.

with the ace. nrODAY'S hand includes a sim-. dummy and won West's discard placed four hearts 1 pie problem in trump manage ment and a more difficult one in the afeiiA iv ft Xr-- pit1 I sssh Heim's many-tiered evening skirts are a feature of his new collection. This attractive model is made of black marquisette, the skirt flounces edged with pleated net frills. White lace insertions are used at the neck and sleeves.

handling of a side suit. The declarer, who bid perhaps one trick too high, accepts an adverse over-call as pointing the way to fulfillment of a difficult contract. West's jump to four clubs robbed North and South of a few rounds of bidding, and the opportunity to exchange exact information. How- 6.75 suits in a contrasting color, such as deep orange and green. Formal afternoon dresses combine the dull and shiny surfaces or are worked in bands held together by narrow in the East hand.

South cashed the ace of diamonds and led the jack of spades. Not only must the spade finesse succeed, but West should have to hold three spades including the king and 10. West covered with the king and the trick was won in dummy with the ace. The king of diamonds was cashed and a club was discarded. A diamond was returned and ruffed by declarer, and when West failed to follow South could count all the hands.

A low heart was played to the jack. Another heart was finessed and the outstanding trump picked up. The ace of clubs was played. Then spades were returned and finessed against the 10. When this succeeded, the queen and seven of spades took the last two tricks.

New! Van Raalte's Pointed I Oft Heel Hosiery in 3-Thread Chiffon 1 fagotting. A A 9 7 VQJ64 K7654 A None Long coats top printed or monotone crepe dresses. The white coat has returned, sometimes sleeveless, AK 10 8 None over gay prints; so has the all-white dress. Bodices show a good deal of Debutante Shop Second Floor C. A.

UERUEEl CO. A 6542 10 3 3 2 10 9 8 2 A None DaUr shirring, both vertical and hori Q3 AKQJ10 8632 zontal, and necklines are high in nearly all daytime clothes. Alix's collection includes the usual Atlantic 5916 249 Fifth Avenue number of slim black silk jersey THE FAMILY DOCTOR Human Carriers Spread Typhoid Fever Germs By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN A 3 AK975 A AA9754 Rubber None vul. West North East 4 A A Pass Pass 7 Pass South 1 5N.T, Auxiliary Event The junior auxiliary and husbands of members of the Sheraden Woman's Club will be guests at a social program to be given by the club tonight in Sherodd Temple.

Mrs. D. M. Speed is program chairmajj; Mrs. Andrew Magee is chairman of hostess members of the social committee.

Milk is not a dangerous source Oening lead A K. of typhoid if it is properly pas- i teurized and distributed. Exactly TYPHOID fever germs are spread from sick persons to those who are well by soiled food and clothing, contaminated water and milk. The disease also is spread largely by ever. North, with his splendid trump support, the void in clubs, and strength in spades and diamonds, decided to force a response 5y over-calling in the same suit, and when South Did no trump, North quite naturally, if optimistically jumped to seven hearts.

ft Engaged to Marry Mrs. Max Morman of Black St. has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Esther Morman, to Jack Leon Jablo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Jablo of Jancey St.

New taffeta in the form of a skull cap with upstanding loops in the fabric, trimmed with a bandeau of multicolored tulips, give an Easter rabbitish effect to Braa-gaard's spring bonnet. as milk itself may be infected, so also may milk products such as cream, ice cream, butter, buttermilk and fresh cheese. Oysters on occasion have been found to be a source of typhoid germs that cause epidemics. This is particularly the case when the oysters are taken from a polluted bed and are distributed under improper shipping conditions. Fruits and vegetables sometimes are blamed for transferring typhoid fever, as also are salad dressings.

If a typhoid fever carrier mixes salads, he may spread the disease. Typhoid germs usually die when they are dried, especially when they man earners sons who have recovered from typhoid, but who can in their bodies germs capable of giving the disease to other people. These germs usually reside in the bowels or in the bladder, from which they escape to infect other people. It is therefore T7hen South saw the dummy, ne realized that the problem was not so easy. East probably was void of clubs, too.

So, to prevent an over-ruff. South trumped the opening lead of the king of clubs with the queen of hearts. East discarded a small spade. 1 The four of hearts was led from I)r, Fishbein obvious that the are exposed to the sun and airl It is not likely that typhoid is conveyed by dust, although there has been some debate on this point. is to way to avoid typhoid feve Today's Contract Problem South is playing the contract at three no trump.

Should he play the ace of clubs to the first lead of that suit? A 5 J3 A 4 3 A 10 9 43 Club Celebrates Invitations have been issued by the Woman's Club of Sewickley Valley for a luncheon for members in celebration of the club fortieth anniversary, Monday, in the Edgeworth Clubhouse. Mrs. William Booth, president, will preside, and Mrs. Ralph Harbison will be toastmaster. assure a sale muK ana iooa supply and to control typhoid carriers.

About 33 per cent of those who have had typhoid fever will continue to discharge germs from their bodies for three weeks after the beginning of the disease, and about 11 per cent will continue to give off germs after 8 to 10 weeks. Then, 2 to 4 per cent of persons who have had typhoid fever, and recovered, continue to discharge the germs indefinitely. Women are more likely to become carriers of typhoid than are men. TYPHOID fever may be spread by either direct or indirect con- A 2 A 10 9 Q72 AKJ865 A 10 9 87 4 8852 10 5 AQT Dtr '( if I sSl 1- L2s 11 If 8w I Announce Betrothal Mr. and Mrs.

John Schalet. of Elsinore Square, have announced the engagement of their daughter. A A 3 VKQ74 986 A A 2 All vul. Opener A 6. Solution in next issue.

JTblE SCHOOL GIRL 1 'j tfaeut tllisitor I I 1 on brawn ultakin II I Bcu8 know th aagar raannar in XI I -which young girla of 10 to 18 oat up f-Jr fashion datails.we'v styled our apring fl shoes to satisfy ANY degra of vanity 1 J.uVt.pH-S. Sketched are five youthful styles (of jmJ 3.00 I (i EXPERTLY FITTED Ij I AND aaXXED IN II II- OUH X-RAY MACHIJK CA. VERNER 249 FIFTHTUIE XTLANTIC 5916 tact The indirect method is through Miss Lea Dorothy Schalet, to Ed-water milk, oysters, and other ward Klein, son of Mr. and Mrs. water, mil.

-'j Max Klein, of Lawn Oakland, foods; by flies, or by the fingers of i people infected. Since the introduction of chlor- lnation and filtration of water sup- i upr. there is little danger of typhoid fever from these sources. The disease may appear, however, when a city water supply becomes contaminated by iver water or by Swage. ice fim contaminated sometimes is used to cool Mil, fhe GRent 8400 water for the table, and may cause infection, reezing Sphoid germs, although their num- MODESS prices due to rite! bers diminisn Xetc Arrivals! Tailored Suits of fine mens near icorsteds at $10 I Tonight he's tucke before in bed FT --ru his cl Just Arrived Today! Three-Piece Topper-Suits The two-piece wool Suit in grey, brown, or navy the soft, smartly-cut topper in breath-taking shades of gold, beige, grey and green.

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