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SUN TIME FASHIONS [[image - line drawing of woman wearing floor-length dress with short sleeves]] by Elinor Williams Fashion & Beauty Editor of the Boston Herald-Traveler The accent for Spring and Summer is on appealing prettiness and super-feminine frills ... curved lines, dressy details, gay, second-glance colors. Hats, fashion's pace-setters, are tiny, tilted and made entirely of luscious pastel flowers with a whiff of veiling or they're tremendous. Big, shady brims are back. Suits are soft in tailoring rather than mannish with shorter, figure-hugging jackets and dressmaker details. Cottons have dress-up, city airs and you'll see as many of them in town as in the suburbs. They're treated like crepes, draped, tucked, embroidered, bow-tied. Dresses, play clothes and beach togs are air-cooled with bare midriffs, cap sleeves or none at all. Shorts are brief and snug; halters are narrow "bra" effects and some swim suits are wrapped and tied like baby pants. [[advertisement]] BOSTON LOVES HIM! ALAN GALE "Showdom's Newest Comic Sensation" [[image - half-toned photograph of Alan Gale - man's face, smiling, with short dark hair parted on the side and slicked back with waves, wearing white shirt with dark tie and dark suit jacket]] DINNERS from $1.50 from 5 P. M. DANCING from 7 P. M. 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY (except Sunday) 7:45 and 10:30 P. M. Bradford Roof and Sky Bar SUNDAY DINNER SPECIALS from 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. from $1.50 Call HAN. 1400 for Reservations PARTIES ACCOMMODATED [[/advertisement]] [[advertisement]] [[boxed]] Fredleys beautiful clothes [[/boxed]] [[/advertisement]]