New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1923, Page 3

By MARIAN HALE Paris, Nov. 18.—Very few e can designers have the courage compete with the Parisians in their own stronghold of style, but Yvonne Davidson, wife of the American sculp- tor, Jo Davidson, has. Her understanding of Americans and her knowledge of the type of clothes they like and need, has en- abled her to change her once small, modest shop in Paris ,to a prosper- ous and pretentious one, where she | shows aom’ of the most distinctive and beautiful frocks in Parls, and where she designs with her own coun- trywomen in mind. ““Many American women come to | Paris and develop a serious case of ‘buyitis’,” she explained. | a great many gorgeous frocks in a | short time, sce them on girls selected to show them off to the best advane tage, lose their heads and begin an orgy of buying. Not So Good ““When they return home they real- fze that most of the things they bought, while they looked gorgeous in Paris, aren’t just suited to them, after all. “Tt isn't the fault of the Parisian designers, but of the American wom- |en themselves Ameri- | trock, fully. Regardless of tion, styles. care of her things. carefully than the American woman because she has so much less money for clothes, less | make the wisest choices.” lovely afternoon coats, bands of embroldery which she from old Rumanian shawls. The average woman afraid to stick to her type of the one she knows looks really t0 | well on her. “The Parisienne buys very care- She buys economically, too. the general supposi- she does not buy extreme She also takes exquisite She selects more I find that women with money to spend invgriably Works Both Ways This season Mrs, Davidson is show- ing a novelty in the way of a reversi- ble frock. “They sce | dress, you buy two, made on exactly the same model, one is other dark. that when the light dress is on top the dark one forms the triming, or when you have elected to wear dark one, the light one plays role, In place of buying one light, the They are cut cleverly, so the that Mrs, Davidson is also showing very with wide gets Her evening gowns are cut on very simple lines, and have the most sub- NEW BRITAIN DAILY tle draperies. | |~ “I never show a model that I have | not first made up for myself, worn and found how it felt,” she said. “Un- |less a dress is comfortable, you never can” wear it with distinction.” | Incidentally, Mrs. Davidson is one | of the most beautiful women in Paris and she is her own best manikin, HITCH 4N NEGOTIATIONS OVER RUHR INDUSTRIES Industrialists Refuse to Open Shops | Unless Working Hours Are Increased By The Associated Press. | Paris, Nov. 13.—An important hitch has occurred in the negotiations be- tween the authorities of occupation in the Ruhr and the industrialists headed by Hugo Stinnes for the resumption of operations, said in official circles to be due to the efforts of the indus- | trialists to obtain the approval of the | allies for a plan to oblige the work- men to work overtime. The heads of industry declare that unless the hours of labor are extended from eight hours to 10 hours per day it will be impos- sible to make deliveries on reparation aeccount. 1t is held at the French foreign of- fice that if the workmen in the Ruhr agreed to furnish nine hours of labor it would provide an immense addition- al profit to the industries, and that with the 10-hour day they conld make | that profit over and above anything they delivered on reparation account, 80 that the proposition amounts to the | shifting of the reparation burden to the shoulders of the laboring popula- tion. The French government, it is maid, is not disposed to favor any scheme that would thus shift the burden and at the same time put immense addi- tional profits into the pockets of the coal and iron magnates. An official of the foreign office re called today the made by Fred I. Kent of the American econom ic committee of the international [chamber of commerce, that one hour |a day extra labor by the employes in | |German industry would enable the | country to pay annually 60,000,000,000 gold marks in reparations, and the in- ference was drawn that two extra hours would more than suffice to meet Germany's reparation obligations with- out demanding any sacrifice from the industries, Tt is felt here that Herr Stinnes and his associates are maneuvering to make the allies responsible for the ex- tension of hours of labor which the Industrialists themselves are demand- irg. estimate “GAS" GOES LOWER TODAY, New York, Nov. 13.—Extensions of the gasoline price cutting war to the eastern scaboard, reflected in addi. tional reductions of a cent a gallon by the leading refineries yesterday has brought the tank wagon price of gasoline to 14% ecents in Massachu- setts and 15% cents in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, Delaware's area Is only 2390 square miles. 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