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THE CHINA MÁIL, - FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1958.
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CLEMENCEAU de Goulle
a Down with
the Boche!
President U.S. style
List for the Guillo-!
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de Gaulle
Etat c'est
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France Soulle
PATRICIA LEWIS
1
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"If only one knew, Pierre, what sort of outfit he'll adopt..."
Cummings
PATRICIA LEWIS ONCE AGAIN
INTERVIEWING THE OFF-CENTRE PEOPLE
Filmland's fashion
boy gives Paris
the age of herudry" were not (almost) deal
would love to design a cont of arms for Mr Don Loper.
31 would have mither gues nor vert--just black and white,
Beenuse Mr Laper
f
when
the sack!
any rullit designed, to meet our white Areot scene In "My Fair da esses such gorgesas pats
Mr Lady, his brows went up and Lana Turner. Kim Novak, and C-ether-weather when
went down and be Marlene Dietrich a man who agar added: "Of course, the his mouth visualises everything tinglerinut dess is topped by a raincoal said:
Jaw-d in utend the price rathos) a black and white.
It would bear some strange doesn't mckade the shovs."
device like a chandelier camp- ant over crossed soft-shoes.
Because Mr Loper who ha dreamed up the interiors elite aveling such
New York's La Rue
Beverley
of
riage is
Kidding
anch the Well, once 1 knew
t Rickling the Hilton's balirann
becane fun.
Los Angeles is abo an ex- hooter.
110
afternoon
was
really
While Mr Luper talked about would curry, the motto the autumn" collection he was "Hove in-will travel" Be preparing to design for cause Mr Loper is about slout his le at the British.
11
Timing
10 ain
Bri-
of
Beaton's period S turn the century, dear. I'm the only person who can really do pre- sent-day AND period-though, to the truthful, I'm
as modern as a Regency coach myself."
Reproving
gin a
Don Loper
a man who
*visualises
everything in black and
white
1
Gently - Don't Rock The Mountain
by THURLOW CRAIG
I COULD not count how many shades of green I could see, but even the barren rocks of the upland seemed to have taken on a gentler huc. Two hares playing in a field were so absorbed that they never bothered to look up as my gaudy old gipsy caravan rattled by.
March hares in May? Why not? Spring came late this year- just in time to add its delightful flavour to the caravan journey I am making to parts of my native land I have never seen before.
by
My vehicle, drawn Zainita, à little Welsh mare,
has a top speed of five miles THE OPEN ROAD...
an hour, but #21 average velocity of much less. With Zainita am mynelf is Tecna, the boxer pup.
Report No. 3 on
& caravan journey
My journey had taken me out of the Welsh mountains into the Shropshire plain
haltra for a breather, Zainita And to Prestbury, in tucking into oats white Teena Cheshire at the foot of the Penninca.
And now we were making for the Peak district.
miles. The slipper for Jam- ming the wheel on the down- Arader had worn from a thick five-eighths of an inch on the bottom to less than quarter, And Teena was in line shape. I had dropped a few more un- wanted pounds and felt filter than ever.
We were at the head of the Hope Valley. From my contour mn 1 seemed that from there on we would be sliding caslly down a gradual nlope seawards, So off we went towards the and I shared a tiny of bully 1zouk Wallon country and In the afternoon we sild down found the road for from flat. mile on the steel slipper to a Up and down it went all the phasant Hule pub In Kettle way. so that often Teens and bulme, then on through Whaley I would be in and out of the
and #level routi to An old Romany acquain- Bridge
caravan half a dozen times In Chapel-en-le-Frith,
half an hour. tance had driven out to give Half the climb WAH DET, It me his advice for gipsies do had taken us two days to make not generally tackle the twelve miles-but this was not Peak alone. After a care. race against time or anything
We rattled through Bakewell, a here treul were making ful inspection of Zainita, the And now came the last s the water boil by the bridge, on caravan, and its contents, club and the last really steep to the village of Winster, an- he said that they would do. descent. We arrived ander the other hot of historic memory.
Then, embarrassingly, he shadow of Main Tor, that huge
bulk of moving shale known as And so we stopped for there inspected me.
the Trembling Mountain, anch
blacksmith. vens a
Before I "You're as fit as the mare stopped beneath It by sign- could go on, a thick, piece of -nearly," he said, "and post warning us of a precipitous steet had to be affixed to the drop into the valley and of bottom of the wheel's silpper, the fact that the road was which was warn nearly through liable to subalde under our feet, and now quite useless.
you look more like Romany than me."
Yanished....
IL
1
else.
Same story
Memory.....
And once
That day, on a far from ideal rond, marked our greatest mlle- Late in one day to date, slightly This pleased me immensely.
Down we sild as quietly as more than 22 miles, |[ wus Liwnys very dark, and possible in an effort hot to again by nightfall the caravan
by now um at least three shades Enger Mam Tor. She nether was parked in
trembled nor did she make the farmyard. load slide into the valley.
Is those 22 miles we
darker.
comfortabla
had
An Incipient middle-age spread had vanished, Eight days ut We passed the fantastic and passed a valley, the nearer slope open air on the open road had beautiful castle Imunortalised in of which was carpeted with Kft me feeling much Atter. Scott's book ever of the Peak, bluebells and wild garlic.
Would it not be better, I so coming to the friendly life Once we came across a thick wondered, if I were to invest in village of
Castleton
and
JE
10 full patch of dandelions bloom and 1 stopped to gather Here it was the same story; few handfuls of the young a rosy billet in a corner of a leaves with which to garnish
leld for the caravan, all she sind.
a larger caravan and three or friendly Inn. four hursus, so that my family could share a life free of rates and taxes? What more could one want?
Il
could eat in the same fleld for Later we paused to smell the lovely scent of wild Iles of the Now look stock. Zninila's valley.
was . Spring
And now we were iterally 24nia,
ond steaming both Zainita myself-up the nest long rise shoes were good for another 50 making up for lost time.
into the mountains. Two hours Juter i stopped on a level place, and looked back. Miles below us, initely remote, spread the fat plain of Cheshire, dimly seen through a gauzy veil of mist.
Before us, squatting in a hollow, was the little hamlet Pott Shrigley, clustered around
of
ROUND-UP
the old church JusL It had A Pension For A War Veteran Mule?
been for a thousand years. Gratefully we dropped into 11. Now 1 was to get my first
taste of the hosplinty of the Pennine hill-folk. I went to a farm nestling under the shadow "of the old church tower and there was Mr William Boond, on 82-year-old hill farmer who still works a 12-hour day,
Within minutes the caravan was tucked away into a corner of his yard and Zainila was gel- ting outside a big feed of his
his method of dealing with lazy decor"; ostentation "mink grain, There was a fine Pennine makes antes loing for a broad-high tea for me, a bone for Ruests.
cloth CORT": mazd bad taste Teena. All without asking.
diamonds "Everybody's got to work so generally-he thinks 1 tell ein Kerp moving-other- hould peek out by mistake and down wise you're a helluva turget!" he keeps his Tinlorelios
Apart from guests that won't to four. circulate,
Loper loathes
Don
Really stiff
When I attempted to
to the the cigarette he beat me (and wher best place to set up shop?... match. "That," he said repr auch how should be 10 into legly. "is the man's job. And
there Next morning
were wasn't it he doesn't seein to itnow - production and
breakfasts all round, and don't London terribly chic eity?)
the mitt bu just start I thought how sulisted ho inust tapping.
we were off, the whole ...long hair hanging down I don't think I'll get around then feet
Ginger have {11
been
Which means, I think, don't the back like a Spanish man- to designing Mr Loper's armas thing having cost me the price (re-
freakish fushions any quicker than I'll get around of an ounce of my favourite I met this sharp, fiftyish bre Hazers's danchat partner
drumming your cigarette on the "elathes mustn't be funny or to affording Mr Loper's clothes, tobaero. several-million-pound number "Lady in the Dark" hunt for attention, but begin tilla":"
and then the creator of a mer-
Now the going was really stift. Hearest Jewelled
mannish match-box. Satirica?":
women but as "Hinwelt" shoots SUCH throughout When we
Talked about the "those Gabors really make chandising system
wonderful ne I'm making and for the first 100 yards some fresh off the Pole from a Lane Aerican stores,
looked-for return of long din science of being feminine" in a present of the moito- boys helped by pushing behind. fornia-Copenhagen Hight.
And how, bored at the pros, ner dresses and stylish party dreary rooms-"Londor badly a probably look just as good Finally we renched the highest As we drank champagne-
needs # new upproach manners, Mr Loper passed
to under a black birdeuge.
polnt above Charles's Head and fresh off the tee-he explained peet of sitting down why this time seemed right for a with his towenozie The Loper line to hit the Erlich models, and his money, he ow market.
of a fashion empire when he Hew in
his
in his
his
uspent
wants to fritter "Your couturiers don't make energy here on all of us.
And i do mean ALL of us. international clothes, and th
doesn't Mr Luper
slop al French bays are just a bunch of
VLEICH. Mr Loper also designs Juvenile delinquents," he said.
That Paris Jazz
with the lies, shirts, and sports separates men. dearritzed int his
... 01
Don't let fashion take your tonsils.
INCE Princess Anne had her tonsils out my surgery has been full of mothers clamouring for their children
to be admitted to hospital for a tonsillectomy. The
'Sack' is comy--all you need is for
brochure " conversation- yard of fabric and a sewing elece ileas a single moon machine, n'est cute?
"Who wants a do-it-yourself flating just below the knot, a kit for £300 Girls should way low on the lic look like giris and I'll desten key and keyhole, a three- molto seems to be: What's good enough for Prince them anything from the little dimensional feeling done black dress' ut
all applique." £5 to an weather two-piece at £5,000,"
I was about to suggest that £5,000 was modest enough for
ARTIE
BIG
WIN
FOR
BRYTA
MENY
Anti-
with Charles and Princess Anne Not that Mr Loper himself is good enough for my Juck goes in for such glad-raggery. or Jill:
He dressus in a two-dimensional
"After 1, wouldan Ji be key of black and white-slim, better without them?" Mrs black sults, skinny black ties Cooper asked. und white shirts appliqued with
Young 11, a month
As long as these outposts 01 resistance are enclent it
is senseless to
DAVE ihem
All in a
doctor's day: by
er two
CEDRIC
and
CARNE.
the thinnest pleating-although beck, had a nasty sure throat
this sobriety was relieved, when we met, by the smallest bitton- hole of the teenlest pornel ‘rose- ped.
taken away.
thereby
giva the germa
of this world alone is not the determining
on caster task factor.
"You agree that they should
Anne.
"But don't let's turn it into a fashion," I said.
Even adults sometimes submit Unneces- to a tonsil operation sarily.
There is the fable of a man In who complained or buzzing the cars and the old-fashioned G.P. who sak) it was enused by focal seps-usually, a desper- ate diagnosis made by a desper- ately baffled doclor.
The man
his sinuses had drained. The buzzing in his ears continued. He had his teeth out. He had His ears still buzzed,
The buz-
his tonsils removed.
be removed sometimes," Mrs zing in his ears went merely on, Cooper insisted."
with red tonsils, But she well now, and her tonsils mere- ly pink. So I told Mrs Cooper
It wo but that Jill would be belter advised
knew it, bae- or course this binek-and-to hold on to her tonsils.
terla fort white theme, my
in the air carrying Tonsils are not just spivs banners which rend: be just a
tonsils moy "Adenolds and Tonsils flmmick becouse, wher once siting in the threat" I CX must po,
that you've sald
inen should I plcined. "They have a useful
A child without Ionstla make u black-ite background job tu do.”
to 'sufer watac for a woman and once you've Tensils and adenoids are oul- more likely
and rove designed a whole collection in posts in the body's resistance colds, more coughs,
attacks of bronchitis than "different shades
germs performing a
4
cause 1-health," I argued, "but
I was only when he changed from a 14 collar to a 15 collar that the buzzing in his ears cleared up.
J
is not so often as some believe."
Adenolds and tonsila cre
"It is the same with toralis,"
has blamed for all seris of things. I sold. Many a child Backward inentality. Inability forsillectomy because of fre- of the child to concentrate, quent colds, After the operation Night terrors. Headaches. Bauts the child recovers beautifully. of temperature. Anaemia. Bune having had intrvellous attention abnormalities as in "pigcon" at the hospital. Dut he gets the
Even same number Dyspepsia.
45 of colds chest.
before." "brosilis."
If there are frequent Sore As a result of our conversa- not throats of a
nature, fion young Jill Cooper is zovere
associated car going to have that tonsil especially with of having between the ages of four. and Infections, then there may be operation. As for those bacteria
neek
re eight, In chronic nepike tonsil- good reason for the operations as, in condemn tle, the tonalls are sometimes no doubt, was
black" Egainst 'of and once you've become famous similar function to those glands child with healthy tonsils, for your black and white decor, in the neck which tend to
EVEN SMALLER And once you've made black become enlarged when the "I the tonsils are chronically birdcage your sort of signature, throat is infected.
enlarged," Mrs Cooper protest These barriers against theed, 'surely it would be beffer you're so-of aluck, aren't you?
the air we breathe for them to be out?" Luckily Mr-Lover. "Himself" germs in (fl: soclled with a capital Hand the germs on the food we
Some people don't realise that and quoles
tonsils normally increase in size In the publicity cat. blurb) is A very colourful "We don't think the glands of our porfonality.
"When I
why Ceall❘moved, 50 Beaton's renowned black-and- tonsils?" I saked.
mentioned
tho
now go
nir-they the caso with around with banners reading oven smaller than usual Size Prince Charles and Princess Cedrio Came must go,
really
Nome.
ITALY already has a monument to the mutes who worked with
the Alpine troops in the First World War.
Now, if Minister of Defence Taviuni grants the request of a 72-year old ex-servicemun, Italy will also have the world's first mule pensioner.
The ex-soldier, Giuseppe Guattarial, of Olmeneta, Cremona, feels that his 43-year-old mule Ginetta deserves a pension for her bravery in action against the Austrians during the 1915-1918 war. In his letter to the Minister, Guattarini writes: "Under heavy enemy bombardment, Ginetta carried hot rations up to our brave boys lighting on the Playe front. Often in great danger from enemy shells and rifle fre, she never faltered in her work."
over he had He explained that by the time the war was developed a great affection for his mule and took her with him when he was demobilised.
"All these years she has pulled my cart to help me in my work as a parcel carrier. Now she is old and deserves a rest.
"But I am a poer man and fodder costs money. Surely, Mr Minister, your department could grant her a pension that would enable her to spend her last years in the peace and security she su rightly merlis."
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