Tops For Suit Girls
By DOROTHY ROE
Associated Press Fashion Editor
Every girl’s a suit girl nowa
days. And a girl who wears suits
must have a variety of blouses
that look as well with the jacket
off as on.
Yolande, designer of fine hand- (
made blouses and lingerie, is one'
who can be depended on to turn
out a blouse that is right, in every
detail, with all the little touches'
that lend distinction to a tailored
outfit. !
This year’s collection has many
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JEWEL NECKLINE . . . Yo- 1
lande ufces white satin appli
que around the neckline of a
handmade crepe blouse.
jewel necklines, touches of pastel
embroidery on white, and the new
high bow neckline. Interesting
yoke treatments, bracelet cuffs
and fine handwork all contribute
to the final ladylike effect.
Most Yolande blouses are white
or pastel crepe, direct descendants
of the exquis te shirtwaists of the
Gibson Girl era. Though the styles
today are up-to-the-minute, the
careful hand tucking, fagoting,
hemstitching and embroidery are
still done in the old-school man
ner.
BOW TIE . . . Softly tailored
long-sleeved bow blouse in
rayon crepe with hand-fag
oted bosom insert.
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School News
The "North Star” came out
again Wednesday and we believe
it is an improvement over the last
issue.
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Six weeks tests were given this
week so we can expect report
cards soon.
Last Friday night the gym was
open to the high school boys and
girls for badminton. The week be
fore the boys had the use of the
gym and we hope soon the girls
will get a night for basketball.
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FIRST AND SECOND GRADES j
First and second grades have
noticed there’s beginning to be
“Christmas in the air.” We’re
thinking about what presents to
make, songs, etc.
We’ve had so many tardy marks
this week. We wonder if we need
to set alarms to get us up earlier
these dark mornings.
First A have finished their
primer, “Fun with Dick and
Jane.”
Second grade was very happy,
to have eight stars for 100 ini
spelling this week.
THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES
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Under Mrs. Dunbar the music
class is learning Christmas songs.
The third grade is weaving at-!
tractive designs with paper and
the fourth grade is drawing a
frieze depicting life of various In
dians. This work is being done in '
the art class with Mrs. Judish.
Donna Lyle and Roy Snyder
have been absent for several days
because of illness. We hope that
their colds and flu clear up soon.
FIFTH GRADE
We finished our large Thanks
giving poster last week. It is an
outdoor scene of log cabins, deer,
Indians and a boat in the harbor.
We enjoy looking at our twelve
small scenes also.
In music class we are now prac
ticing some Christmas songs. We
are divided into soprano and alto
sections.
This week we are all trying ex
tra hard to pass our second six
week’s exams.
SIXTH GRADE
Four pupils were tardy Monday
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morning following our Thanks
giving recess. Some of the rest of
us had a sleepy, tired look.
Last week we wrote Thanksgiv
ing stories telling about the first
Thanksgiving Day the Pilgrims
had so long ago. Some of us pre
tended that we were a boy or girl
living in Plymouth in 1621. We
enjoyed hearing the stories read.
This is test week and it means
some extra work for all of us.
OPA GIVES EVICTION
REGULATIONS
It will require up to six months
to secure owner occupancy of any
house purchased since November,
1942, and currently rented, unless
the owner in question is an ex
serviceman, the Alaska Rent Of
fice advised again today.
This new six month eviction no
tice has been put into effect in an
attempt to stabilize a rental mar
ket so drastically affected by the
increasing shortage of housing.
Previous eviction notice-time has
been found inadequate to allow
renters to locate substitute living
quarters to meet their needs or
budget. Only in the case of ex
serviceman-owner who wishes to
take over his property for his own
family occupancy will the six
month waiting period be waived,
OPA said.
The first death sentence im
posed by a federal court in the
United States was passed in New
Bern, N. C., in 1793, when four
sailors were hanged for mutiny.
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