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Southland Times, Issue 25547, 15 December 1944, Page 6

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Jfißß “SUCH STUFF AS DREAMS ARE MADE ON . .. ” Ip a moment of nostalgia, we looked this out —Berlei glamour 1939The fabric, the late lamented satin-lastretch. Glamour, ease, skinsmooth fit . . . banished for the duration 1 'tL/TT'' Industrial regulations reduce your once lovely Berlei to spartan JZLn—njl practicality. Spartan’s the word — for the very number of square I. ---LJp —T - inches of elastic in it is stipulated. Knowing the wisdom, the dire necessity, behind this, Berlei conforms wholeheartedly. But they can’t stop us dreaming. And “the stuff our dreams are made on” are those mysterious synthetics—Nylon, Neoprene and gossamer-light rayons. Only peace F shall reveal the sensational results of their wartime evolution. // Meantime, please . . . will you dream along with us a little — and y/ZZff \ O forget and forgive the scarcity and shortcomings of a wartime Berlei i Alread y Berlei is dreaming up your beautiful reward ! Thanks are due . . . r\) IT's would like to express our gratitude to the many women who have helped mitigate out lAjU/JTc labour shortage—especially those who, without manpower direction, gave up their leisure y G a,, d voluntarily undertook the regular hours of work at Berlei. Their labour has been of VdJ ' serv ‘ ee t° the community—producing not only foundation garments, but also huge quantities of battledress and other apparel for the fighting forces. IT'e thank them. • • ■

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