1100-1115 Jean Abbey

Good morning. This morning, women's home companion brings you Gene Abbey to highlight the shopping values at S. Cam Sun. Gene passes miles and miles of counters in a week, and I think it's safe to say she takes a look at the shopping values on almost all of them. And now let's hear what she has to tell us about this morning. Miss Gene Abbey.

Thank you, Joe, and good morning, everybody. When you figure Silhouette brought out by Our terrorist dressmakers is certainly a lovely one, and has run me a claim of smart American women everywhere. Curves are definitely back in again.

True feminine beauty is brought out in all is glory. High-powered bus line, daily tiny waist, and gracefully rounded hips. That's the story behind the scenes of the new falling ridicensions. And the proper foundation will help you carry out that story perfectly.

Fundamentally, the new Crossroads give a new redistribution of flesh, giving a new economy of waistline and blessed comfort. No longer is that stained-hour-glass look achieved through tortuous steel casings, lacings, and constant discomfort. Not if you're properly fitted by a confident Crossroads tier.

That's why I dropped in at S.C.E. and Sun to shop foundations. They have a very efficient staff of eight-seaved-school-graduate Crossroads, each with a diploma, plus proving their knowledge. Each is an expert in giving value best as to just what type of class that you should have, how to bring out the best plan for your figure, and how to

camouflage the defects. Now, to achieve that new 1940 figure in the approved Scaparelli manner of Paris, parmesan, et foundation. Here's a clever way of illustrating a new figure, that is a small waste, curves, et cetera. Pick a curve series and open them if you were going to cut something. That's what the new silhouette is.