THE CHINA MAIE, TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1960.
WOMANSENSE
'WASP WAIST' HEELS GREET THE SPRING
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Dior Designer
ES Saint Laurent, Launches the "Punchinello”
designer at the House of Dior, may ignore the natural waist in spring dress sil houettes, but the shoe designer, Roger Vivier, has made good the omis- sion by launching "wasp waist heels. He calls them "Punchinello".
"In recent years my alm Tian jewelled alippers reminiscent of worn by women In been to adapt couture fashion to those A larger clientele. In creating "Arabian Nightsti, Queen Farakt these models I have thought of Diba's wedding
stues, vin- in crystal asset women who work and travel, broidered
must be simple and re- rhinestones to match the newn
fined," the 48-year-old shoe- designed by
designer explains,
to
Set trends
fus
trend-
Yves Saint Laurent, are
this typical of trend. Other styles in printed fabrics and rich broendes reenli the 10th century court shoes in France.
Persiun and Oriental-
Among Vivier's early inspired shoes shown in the setting loan was the platform new Dior collection have this sole, which evolved as the r new hour-glass shaped heel voluntary shoe theme of the 1830' After the war, Mo- in low two-inch heights. This ster Vivier returned to France, whimsical, yet practical,
the Punchinello heel has replac- late Christle i Dior, ed the towering, thin, ex-
Roger Vivier explains philoso- clamation mark of recent phically: "true smartness cor- And it is com- sista in adapting current fashion bined for the coming spring to one's silhouette rather than with toe tips tilted up in Per- In following trends blindly, having
When I design Kim, or Turkish, style.
as a dressmaker does and try Until the
1059, to create a of
Пете Line tafler Roger Vivier's beautiful shoes than raney trimmings."
Beasons.
end
were uvailable at the Dior
lons only, for those favoured
Patterned
Vivier advocates shoes made of the same fabrle as the dress, but claims It disuprous to add a second accessory, such as a hat or a bag in the same printed fabric. "Never wear accessories all in one colour," he says. "And all avoid the effect of above
everything perfectly print shoes I think married in the identical
e shade"
Inspira by the current 18th
trend century
this retiring. silver haired designer has decorated his home in the
few who could pay the high Character' shoesh of France with many
jelee of alves made to measure,
t sine the opening of the special ready-to-wear Stoc solen or the Dlor establishment sprightly, high styled foot wear is pursible or a budget.
JACOBY on BRIDGE
QIX hearts is a good contract for today's hand and di- cult to bld. It looks like a einch to play, tant actually 11 presents problezas.
South wing the opening chub with dumny's are. If he is any thing but a most caretul player he will lay down dummy's king or queen of hearts, whereupon he will have lost the hond.. will probably get a lot of mail contradicting this statement, but malice- I have made it with afove-though! and am prepared to back it up.
A really careful player will say to himself, "i am in a fine contract and should take every
step to ensure it.
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Many women, he shyt, zeem to have a complex if they have nol Hot le feet." "Nowadays the long fluid foultine belongs to our fashion era, and the quality and character of a shoe has far more importance than its size."
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authentic tuls XV lacquers and the oriental kalek-kriseks which were the rage in France in that period.
There, he prepares new cal- lections surrounded by dozens of wooden lusts, called "pullovers", by cutting experiments und
fur on paper and trying the
there dummy feet.
"Shock" heel
Along with the wasp waisted, or Purichinelio heel, there are other verstory which are even lower, Intended for the woman
Ukes who
walk on rity
Before the Punchinello hel surveta but demands a mare sty distr
shoe than a ballerina peared on the fashion horizon this season, Monsieur Vivier type casual.
had been alternately applauded for his "shovic" and criticised
this Hirst glance, heel. abstract her appeared in profile to lean at an angle, like the Tower of Pisa, and reversed thus Toe treatments
the usual order of things by arching coming season present surprise su at the back instead of curv effects tu
the elongated, ing inwards towards the ball of
the foot in the classic manner,
So there are mindle knob heels made of stacked leather
squared, Cubs "trotting
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heels."
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| decollete line of the vamp
wlill
Turkish 100 which suddenly turns up at the tip, or a toe squared off in a little snub.
Punchinello heels appear also
formal
with wear,
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This "shack” heel required a maximum of pailence to create. As he said: "I had to make 70 different nished samples before the 'shock' was perfeofeil,"
OF BEAUTY
AS YOUR CAREER
HERE are many career opportunities for THERE
women in the beauty and grooming counselling field, according to Jeanne Bryant, home service director of Dial Research Laboratories in New York.
Miss Bryant advises
women and teenagers on skin | COOKING ANGLE care, nutrition and fashion, She cites the following sub- jects as "musts" for girls interested in similar or re- lated work:
-chemistry, basic for know- ledge of songs and emetics.
bacteriology. basic for
micro.
familiarity organisms that cause skin prob-
leins.
blology, physiology and nutrition to help you under- stand what goes on ride and outside the body.
Public af aking and train
with communicate adequately
see and come back to dumany Ing in writing to help you to
with a second trump."
the various publics looking to you for information.
Mim Bryant said any wOTEL
To belo
South makes that play. Then he alscards his losing club on
a in the beauty counseling fel! the are of spades and tends dilumond. If East plays low, should look the part. South finesses and loses only diamond. This is a sately way, South is wiling to lose one
diamond trick in any east, East plays a I diamond, said, "a home economica de res
one
It
herself to achieve good groom ing, she recommends the duly of fashion design and textiles,
"Generally speaking."
South wins; tears about the will
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the
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Light dessert after meal: Orange slices sprinkind lightly with sugar and cinnamon.
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Fresh bread crumbs make a moist stuffing, day-old breaci a medin moist dressing and make h dry toasted crumbs
runehy type.
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Use leftover inincemeat from pies as Olling for sugar cookies. Add a touch of lemon or orange rind to the mincemeat and bake cookies sandwich-style. Serve with hot chocolate.
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* ** Peel thin strips of carrot, foll
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bad break and leads back a low right background for beauty to form a loose curi. Hold ends diamond. East wins and gets out and grooming counselling workchin place with a toothpick. with a black card, whereupon South goes to dummy with the remaining high trump
rest of the
picks up the Inoud suit.
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What do you do?
Alf you know
that your pariter has played your two- heart bid as weak you can and should go on to four, Otherwiso PARN af three.
TODAY'S QUESTION! Your partner opens ono spade. Greend hand bids two diamonds, You hold:
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What do you do?
Anwer Tomorrow
Industries
Salories in the Beid run from About $400 monthly for be- ginners just out of college lo the astronomical figures that top experia command!"
Industries that employ women in such counselling work include fashion fabric, food, cometic ard home appliances,
How to get started? Miss Bryant said that companies re- quiring the home economist will go dirvelly to tmiversity place- ment burcMIS,
"A les qualined candidate,"
stand ice cold water for several hours or overnight. Serve un on appetiser tray or as a garnish on main platter.
East meets West
-in
fashion
ESORT separaten designed in Japan from
RETRE, perfect blend of fam
and West!
LEFT: In daffodil yellow. Bghtweight woven so as to create an illusion of stripes, slim trousers come to rest Just below the knees; the collarless Jocket with large pockels is loosely rut with a deep pleat below its yoked and buttoned 100. CENTRE 10odel is decorated with flowers on sleeves, waist and hem. The lantern steeves are detachable, makeing the dress strapless for evening wear.
RIGHT model has all the sophistication of its name -- Imperial Hotri. It is the East - translated into the West, In black chalis, it is strikingly strapless, with narrow draped akle "wings" and an obl-effect bow at centre waist.
Page
CHILDREN'S CORNER
If Knarf Were a Painter
-He'd Paint Leaves Flowers, Grass And Birds...
"When I was a little Boy." the Painter said. "I wanted to
By MAX TRELL KNARF, the Shadow-Boy lut the sky. I wanted to print
with the Turned About It blue with big white puffy Name, was sitting on the steps clouds. But I nover could find ut his house,
a ladder tall enough to reach
It was a lovely day. The sun the sky. So I never condd main was shining. The Birds were 1," singing. The Bees were hum- ring. And at the house next dvor, u Painter was standing on
Indder painting o wall, Kunrf went over to have a tolk with the Painter.
Greeted each other
"Good morning Painter." Knart said.
The
Painter from the ladder.
looked down
"Good morning. Ladie," said.
he
"Why are you painting the house Knart asked.
"And when 1 got inished painting the tree in the garden.” Knarf went on, "'d uaint all the flowers in the whole neigh- bourhood. I'd paint the grass. I'd int the Birds. I'd paint People,"
The Painter nodded.
Wonderful idea
*Why are you palating the house?" naked Knarf,
"I wish you really could And a very-very-very a ladder
"ILE G wonderful kieu," he said Knart. snhat.
"Once a pot of violet paint fell on me. I walked around looking violet. Everyone Was very surprised to see o Man painted viclet. They all smiled,
1 made lots of People happy."
"I wish I had a green Dog
"Woll." sald
the Painter, " needs. that's why. Pain s Bike new clothes. The house needs now clothes to look pretty, and a pink Cat." said Knert. mean it needs a new paint to "But I guess they wouldn't like look pretty, which is pretty me to paint then." much the same thing."
Their wishes
"I wish I were a Painter." sald Knarf,
"I wish I were a little Boy." said the Painter.
"It's funny thing." said the Painter as he climbed down and moved the indider a few feet to
To paint sky?
"To climb up and paint the sky the Painter asked, Junt like I tried to do?" shy the way it is. I'd like to "No," sald Knart." like the paint something else."
"What would you like to paint. Laddie, on that very- very-very tall ladder If you could find 11?"
"I'd like to paint another "I'd make
the left. It's a funny thing how moon," said Knarf. n:any creatures goi themselves two moons in the sky instead of painted different rolours with only one. It would be beautifu! out anyone painting them at to have two moons, Painter!" all."
Doesn't understand
THI don't
"ir I were a Painter," said Kuart, "I'd paint all kinds of things."
"What kind of things do you mean. Painter," said Knarf, mean. Laddie?" esked the Painter.
Do you see that tree stend- ing
the garden?" asked Koarf.
The Painter looked at tree.
"I do," he nodded.
Paint leaves
know what
And the Painter smiled. modded, and went on painting the house, like giving it brand- you new clothes.
"Wal" said the Painter, "take a Robin. He got himsel! a red breast. And take a Bulter- ily. She got herself goldim- LADY einured wings. And take Q Caterpillar.
the yellow
his back.
"I 1 were Painter, I'd paint all the leaves on that tree," said Kaart. I'd paint them green and red and yellow."
He's painted with black dots down
"Who painted the buttercups yellow" Knart asked the Painter.
"Somebody," said the Painier. "And who painted the roses red?" asked Knart.
"Sumobody." said the Painter.
IN POISON GREEN AND PUMPKIN RED
★ EASY MAIN DISH
FOR PATIO MEALS PATIO cornucopias are as easy
to make as they are eny
Give additional piquancy to prepared olive pinlento cheese spread by adding 3 tablespoons chooped sweet picitle to far (5-ounce) of @pread. For curry on your budget. fanciers, add 1 teaspoon curry
Jar powder to
(5-ounce) pineapple cheese spread.
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elove
Chop No. 2 cnn sauerkraut. and mix thoroughly with 2 table- spoons brown migar, 1 Garlic minced 1 large onion, chopped, 1 opple, peoled, cored Something fancy for hot dog and chopped, 1⁄2 teaspoon thyme, fanclers: creamed kraut and teaspoon salt, 4 dosh of
Combine 3 cups pepper, frankfurters.
30 crumbled snack Miss Bryant said, "will have toof undrained sauerkraut with 1 crackers or about 2 cups of nell hernelf as a Bkely prospect (10%-mee) can of condensed crumbs. for the job she wants,
green pen coup, 1 can of colinge "She may have to work in a
choose, teaspoon cach of celery Spoon onto 0 thick slices of Istenographic or clerical capacitysced and sait, and 1⁄4 teaspoon bologna, Toll into cornucoplas until the gape in her background of pepper. Turn into greased ind farten with fouthpiele, are De Dui at least she'll be
1-art shallow baking dish. Bake in a 350 degree oven 30 In the general fold that interests | Lap with 1 pound of frankfurters minutes and serve with a garnish
fier and preparing for the job | arid bake 30 minutes in a 360- of carrot curls apeared on looth- she wante
degras over,
picks, Server 1.
BRAZILIAN OYSTER- STUFFED PANCAKES:
To do this quarter 2 c. thewed, trazen, cooked er tinned oysters.
wilte
Add to 2 e. rich Bauce containing 1 beaten Mayon- egg yolk, 1 txp.
als, a few drops each onlon and lemon lee and 4 drops Tabasco, Keep lint in a double-boller.
For each person, make 2 (0") pancakes trom a ready- mix. Keep hot in the oven. To serve, on each pan- cake, put a heaping table-
the of
creamed spoon
oyster; fold over; pour a to incked butter on each, Varnish of lemon rind,
A
-Your 1960 cottons
RE you feeling cold?
from Jeanne Graham in Paris
Because, if so, I've got something to make you feel even colder! Cotton dresses you are to wear this summer.
TERRY TOWELLING is the colours, 100. big news. The Etablissements Boussae (Monsieur Boussac be. ink the man behind the Huuse
Like Poison Green with Blue and Yellow. and Yellow. Pumpkin Red Biscuit Belge and Black. Parma Violet and Iris,
of Dior) have decided that terry towelling is to
be pro- moted from mere beach wraps POPLIN has a different look and Seach towels and bench with xture Interes!. There
20 dressing-gowns
Dresses, will be poplin overalls In gay Sun-Dresses and Tailored Dress geometric designs-encourag- And Jacket ensembles.
overall-clad workers. Poplin again, handkerchief fine, is made into an evening dress this time, the design of broken stripes In minute checks. Crease-resistant, naturellement.
Shattering
poplin
ing for
Polynesian Jungle.
And very striking it is too, This new fashion-wise towelling. In the brightest of colours, the most cunning of styles.
also Monsieur Bousse hos decided that 1960 is a black und
Other cottons: gaberdine, white rummet. For day, #
tailor-made in a town two-piece; play-sull and over-skirt
hantung in bright Neptune blue black and while trellis print for a short evening dress with a fndred with a fringe design,
very skirt: prints of massive For evening, a black flounced Polynesian and jungle blooms. cotton skirt teamed with an
evening blouse in white printed And the best thing about these sparsely with black roses. Or new, very Parisian cottons, is u dramatic block and white that they are inexpensive. And smudge stroke print in Zebra provided you are handy with a stripes.
nerdie, you can look like
B
The cotton prints will coine Dior ciri yourself-in a maiter to life shatteringly
other of hours!
DLACK AND WHITE for summer 1960. A ruched skirt in plain black cotton, the evening blouse in fine white, poplin printed sparsely with black roses.
COPYCATO will copy this picture of a cocktail dress, made In a screen printed cotton. The print is of summer sky and leaf design.
Rupert and the Snowstorm-1
February has not yet come to an end, and the weather has been wild. Conte Isere, Rupert," saya **Put on your KATË Mrs. Bear. and coat and run to the shap for some medicine. fan't it bad luck ! Daddy has led nothing wrong with him through the winter, and now.
ALL RIGHTS
just as the evenings are getting longer, he has a terrible" cold. "Don' wan1 any medicine, wheres Mr. Best grumpily. **Medicine's no good. Just let me stone to sleep it off." Rupert looks at Tim anxiously, Then, taking his own cartier. I hurries away, RUIZAVED
your
LUCK-
CHINA MAIL
horoscope
TUESDAY, APRIL 19
AQUARIUS (January 21- February 19): If you find a relativo in a rather de- preased state, try and find out what is bothering him. Your sympathy will help him over his trouble. PISCES (February 20-March 20): Try to impart your
to optimistic outlook friend who seems to have . lost confidence in the future.
A
ARIES (March 21-April 19); There is abundant scope for you to improve your- self, providing you look for it in the right places. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Be careful about starting a romance at your place of business. Your superiora may frown upon it and it may humpor your career.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21): An original iden of yours, if submitted to the proper quarters, could add con- siderably to your material prosperity..
CANCER (June 22-July 21): Instead of facing a difficult Bituation
with
courage. you are inclined to run away from it. |LEO (July 22-August, 21): A set-back in your pinna could turn out to be blessing in disguise.
VIRGO
(August 22-Septem- ber 22): You will AOON find yourself in a position to meet a number of in- teresting people, but only worth a very few will be cultivating as friends. LIBRA
(September 23- October 22) A very glib talker may do his utmost to persuade you to sub- scribe to what appears to be a promising scheme, but further investigation ថ advienble.
SCORPIO (October 20-No- vember 21): Somo changes in your domestic orrango- ments may be necessary in order to avold the pelty, frictions which have bothered you of inte. SAGITTARIUS (November 22-December 21): As a re- Тонне from your routine work you ought to find creative hobby and pursue it regularly.
CAPRICORN (December 22- January 20): A person born at the beginning of May will be greatly nt- tracted to you, and if the feeling la mutual a lasting attachment may develop.
YOUR
LUCKY COLOUR: If today is your birthday, look out for BAPPLIE BLUE. It ought to bring you luck.