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Friday^ January 30, 1970 OOi^-l 0319-98Z ?╟≤*$ 4*9Z S 98*?· 'Ay |Duo!40N M 999SI **S u 3DW0 31V0N33U9 WHO NUNS M3N 3DIJJC 33MaiMaAM03 HflOA f? 8331* NOIIVIOOSSV NVO S9NIAV! 1VN0IIVI ?╟≤4U8iuui8AoB saws P??4!un ??H* i?? XouaBo iu9UDoiJ9d d Xq OOO'OZ* ??* dlUnSNI SlNflODDV *J9)9UJOUIJ9l{4 joopino-joopui jo Aon sf 34SOH |d6??h 'ouiip 9UJj46u!jdg *?╜|D3S uioojqioq O asooip ?╟≤ * * 30 j$a$n pajpunq y *iauiJDM unq dDoid ?· (junuiiunjo ojJ!W 'SJ9A03 q*|M ??4??|d -uiod '4?╜s |Moq a6o -J04S |9??4S ssajuiois joBay aaaid ????-??Hi *mno33D luasdJd jnoX 04 off Z$ PPD JO ajoui jo 09Z$ JOJ ^no3:>D s6uiads o uado noX uauM *wP |njasn 'Xupnb t|Bfi| asau,* jo Xuo jo asioqa JnoX a>joi ?╟≤spuapiAip jo gnipnno<Irao?? XfiBp ihojj 3U?j sxMfioDDV Hooflssvd HVinoaa NO O* A/ A -UPITelephotds Christian Dior designer Marc Bohan stayed with the calf covering hemline during spring-summer showings in Paris. This suit was designed in a white, navy and yellow plaidlike wool. A long, fringed gown of wrapped coral pink crepe was shown by Pierre Bal- main as his new collection went onj display in Paris. The model's wig is; from Jacques Dessange and the shoes j are from Mancini. Paris Designers Have Up From Press Dispatches Paris, France - Longer skirts are here. The only question left is: Will women around the world accept them? Audience reaction was described as tepid when Marc Bohan of Dior showed a lean, slim and elongated look for spring and summer. Hemlines were uniformly at calf length. But both fashion writers and customers were enthusiastic about Coco Chanel's new collection. Her hemlines were the customary two inches below the kneecap for daytime. Pierre Balmain lowered his hemlines to midcalf and went for the slender, feminine silhouette. But Andre Cour- reges, realistic and contempo rary, put hemlines just above or below the knee. Dior hemlines moved above and below the calf according to the hour and style. Sometimes they dropped to ankle length, with the A-line flaring toward the hem. It was a show of well behaved complete femininity, deluxe without ostentation. Many of his models had an oriental flavor. Chiffon, Georgette Long chiffon stoles often wrapped the entire head and face or streamed down the back. Fabrics were crepe de chine, crepe georgette and chiffon. Sharing honors with the oriental overtones were a series of pleated shirtwaist dresses beloved by women of the Western world. Their pleated skirts and all tailor details were softly express* in crepes. Chanel's spring-sumir collection, featuring a nej streamlined version of the mous suit, was one of tj best she has done in years* drew enthusiastic respoif from both fashion write and private customers. It may have looked up date because quietly, wh most high fashion write and the public looked the oj er way, Chanel had bei "doing her own thing." Season after season s 1 honed the line closer at closer to the body, expe mented with color and tj ture, invented new ways| stitch a seam. Then, for this vi-nt-aj collection, she went rig! Pregnancy Boom Expectec New Y o r k, N. Y. -UPI- The medical d i r e c 10 r of PI a n ne d Parenthood said Thursday that as many as 900,000 women would stop he essentially agreed with Dr. Irvin M. Cushner, a Johns Hopkins University gynecolo- gist, who predicted that 100,000 unwanted pregnan- said, "is probably working the theory that 10% of 1 total population of women oral contraceptives (ab( 8.5 to 9 million women) v,