TIE RETURN OF UTTLE WOMEN FOR CHRISTMAS
wnat s cnristmas witnout a new
dress, for a girl of any age?
This year little girls will look
as if they stepped out of a Louisa
May Alcott book as the quaint
styles of a generation ago come
hack, more charming than ever,
for the youngest glamor set.
Helen Lee, prize-winning de
signer of children’s dresses, goes
in for pinafores, frothy satin
sashed party dresses and long
waisted frocks with skirts no big
ger than a ruffle, in her holiday
collection.
In addition to her fairy-tale
party dresses she shows a group
of light-hearted small-fry styles
which she calls “little but loud,”
and shows with bright contrasting
leotards, or colored tights, instead
of socks.
AH the major trends of adult
fashion are reproduced in minia
ture—Empire, trapeze, chemise
and long-waisted silhouettes.
Helen Lee’s pet, however, is
the “tent” silhouette for the very
young. This flares straight out
from the shoulders, with no belt,
and is shown in both pinafores
and dresses.
CHRISTMAS ANGEL: At least she looks the part in Helen
Lee’s “tent” pinafore of eyelet embroidered organdy worn
over a dress of pink cotton satin for pint-sired glamor.
Business Aircraft
Tops Airline Use
Washington—Business aircraft
outflew the domestic scheduled
airlines in 1957 by more than one
million hours, James T. Pyle,
Administrator of Civil Aeronau
tics, U.S. Department of Com
merce, revealed today. This find
ing was obtained in the initial
figures from the first survey of
general aviation made by the Civil
Aeronautics Administration sin^e
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In 1957, the CAA reports,
general aviation aircraft flew 10.0
million liours and traveled 1400
million miles. By comparison, the
airlines on scheduled domestic
flights 3.6 million hours and a
total of 785 million miles. General
aviation is divided into business,
commercial, instructional, pleas^
ure and miscellaneous flying.
NOTICE
There will be a public dance to
night at the Labor Temple. 1-n
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Christmas Blessings
and a
Happy New Year
“In this was manifested the love of God toward us, because
that God sent His . . . Son into the world, that we might live
through Him.”
I John 4:9
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