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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 29, 198643)

Dress Pirating

Pirating Spreads To Ready-To-Wear Models

London, May 28

The couturiers, as the top dress designers of London. Paris and Rome call themselves, are not the only ones to suffer from pirating of their models.

The practice has now spread, after they had been. teen by La London at least, to the buyers. The "caks" continued, popular dress trade. It has be- however, and copice of their come such a. menace. Indeed, models were still being mold in that Linzi Dresses Ltd, one of New York before the funt London's better known ready-photographs of the Paris collec to-wear dress

manufacturers, tions were released for publica.

bavo taken the hitherta precedented step of applying to register the designs of all their advertised

In dresses

thetr autumn collection.

First Time

Announciat

S

tion.

Vouched For

Buyers visiting Paris couture housta have to pay, a heavy premium before they are allow

The ed to see the collection. preanium is deducted from the cost of the models which they

do 11 buy- they buy, they do

IL try action in the not buy, they lose the

thin

decision, they emphasis that they will enforce the rights obtained,

Mr

Reportera at 10-

High Court,

inlum morrey. Commenting on their deeling the press previews of the

have to Lindsay, Paris collections

bo Hornce Hon

youched

for individually by governing director of the firm,

their newspapers or magurines said: " believe that this is the first time that a fashion manu- before each series of showings

cturer (us opposed to the top begins-China Mail Special,

bus talten steps to designers)

his the prevent

copying of

"I want to guard the Linzi reputation against unscrupulous firms who simply steal the de- advertise- sign shown in our

SO

That

ments. In addition, I mean to protect our stockists they will not have to contendi with inferior

copies of our dress the other shops."

REGISTRATIONS

MAINTAIN

LIVELY PACE

The Commissioner of Regis- tration, Mr It. A. Bates, on-

in the haute couture in Paris nounced this morning that iden-

to

auling has become so serious that the French caluriers are STAMP

taking stringent

measures New Bulider" available From South Cary to stop the “leaks, Morning Pool Lda, Wyndham Street and Salisbury load, Kowloon,

Bow

Two Arins who suffered badly

NOTHE TO CONSIGNEES to the Press

Date +K

1

SOPYRI

and consignees are

12-

Lillard & Wheat

EL 44

May, 1030. rounded to have

10

ME THERE BY LUD

Agents

A

SAS BILD

Drew Kong MY THE 1954

during

To ADVERTISERS

False Letters

tity cards are still being Issued at the average rate of over 700 a day, some 20,000 cards having been issued since the beginning of this month.

in

EAST CERMAN BATTLE SONGS

One British soldier died an Moulay week when terrorists threw a bomb sa troops fought to disperse schoolgiri rioters In Nicosia. Three other. British soldiers, two police. mon said three civilians were wounded. Picture left shown one of the injured mon after he has received medical alten- tion: ploture right shows wounded valdior" and civillan being placed in an ambulance.

A

HASTINGS G.B. TO HASTINGS N.Z.

Wellington, May 20 Hastings, Sussex, has offered £170 for a new coat of arms last summer. in January (C- Mr Butes reports that more

for Hostings, New Zealand. Tused to show their collections local residents src now com-

until

The Town Clerk, of Hastings, month plying with the regulations

the has informed of address England, respect of change

Hastings Borough Council that but the position is still unsatis-

the offer was made in

in grauilude factory regarding the return of invalid

deceased re-

to the cliizens of Hastings, New cards of

Zealand for their kindness dur- latives.

The

mobile can from ure ing the war years and in ap- Registration of Persons Office preciation of the long years of

between the returns today to the Yaumall friendship area of Kowloon for a period towns,Chlua Mall Special: of two days to effect fresh

will

be

Geneva, May 28. registrations, which carried out in the mornings. Spain has Joined the Inter- In the afternoons, the tearn national Labour Organisation. issue new cards to persons bringing membership to 73 coun- registered

the on

previous tries; it was announced today.- lured twelve immigrants occasion earlier this month.

Reuter. Czechoslovakia

To Migrants

Sydney, May 28. Czech immigrants here say that trick letters and a

will false

amnesty offer have

to

of

back for punishment.

They say that hundreds SUNDAY POST HERALD | Czechoslováldans in Sydney Врасе for commercial during recent weeks have re- ceive letters which their rela- advertising should be

tives and been forced to write.

The letter fold of "parents" loneliness and asked the immi- For the SOUTH CHINA R to return home. But, say spokrammen for the thousands of MORNING POST and the Czechs ving here, some of the

later smuggled CHINA MAIL, 40 hours parents

not

istor

than

booked noon on Wednesdays.

other

before date of pubiloation.otice through Gerves in

These letters told

Opecial Announcements effect: "Take no notlee of the last and CiResified Advertise. letter. They made me write ft. mantas usual,

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General Merchants

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While in Macon, stay at the

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Cable Patienda,

Please don't come back...they will punish you"-China Mail Special.

State-Owned

2nd Hand Shop

Berlin, May 28.

The first state-owned second- has been opened in

cast-cf

hand shop East Berlin.

It accepts people's

15 per cent corn- property on a mission basis, Radio sets, optical instruments, clothing and leather shots are preferred.

The slate manager

declines

to accept underwent, shoes mude

of ersatz materials, gloves, hats, jewellery

China Mail Special.

antiques-

& ORIENTAL

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STILL GROWING Í LOTHAR'S VOICE

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ARE BEING NEGLECTED

Berlin, May 28.

East German choirs are being urged. to sing more and better workers' songs.

Numerous articles published recently in the Communist press have criticised them for neglecting the "battle songs of the new age" in favour of folk ballads.

Compostre have

Schweriner Volkszeitung, re- chided for beles alow and un-|ported that the party cell in the Inspired in making artistle railway trade union

at choir arrangements - boned

this Schwerin mbeta nece a month, or herlinge of the German working more to, amid the choir's pant work and to make proposals for number of choirs have even the future. The secretary of the fially declined to study the cell "works in close, co-opersiloh "

according to the pros with the comrade in charge of vincial newspaper

Markleche agitation and propagando,”. this

class,"

A

Volksstimme.

They

also boen

complain | newspaper sald:

that what may serve ita pusposo

in the street is not always it for Main Difficulty

the stage.

Märkische

Volkstumine

.."

The choirs have plenty of jested this argument as being a workers songs from which to technical question with choose. The scientific secretariat purely

The it was

not concerned.

main thing is for choirs to the Committee for the Collec

ion of Workers' Fighting Songs Include more working-class has catalogued and appraise fighting songs in their

pro-

m. grammes than they have done 1800 of them in its-East Berlin hitherto it declared. "The prob- archives, according to the semi- Berliner Zeltung-which lem of finding suitable forms for their interpretation can best be then discussed the difficulty of solved through practical expert- ence,"

THURSDAY, MAY 21 By Air Peking, Shanghai, Hankow. 10a.m. Thailand, Pakistan, Lebanon, Ger raany and Great Britain, 19 a.m. Indo-China, France. 11 4.m. Japan, 11 a.m. Philippines, 2. p.m. Pakistan,

Middle

P

them

from

Tansonces" into "rousing

museum battlo-songa"

One of the main difficulties, it safd, "is the lack of appropriate tumes. As an example, it quoted the

following lines by the poet Heinrich Heine, which were in- that cluded in a Republican

Patriotic Education

Neuer Tag, another Communist Party newspaper, choirs could contribute towards

Book published. In Vienna In the "patriotic education" of the 1948: "Michel" China, People's Republic, 10.30 km. people by propagating these German worker) "have you had

Great Britain, Europe,

Koren, d pin, a

U.S.A., & P.Mi

By

Indo-China, 11- Rim.

Macso, I p.m.

ERTISE, A P.m.

#

East

Africa,

p.m.

Japan. V.B.A, C. & B. Ameriós, mari 4.p.m.

sald

noso?"

Song

(the typleat

workers' songs. It is ono

is one of the tasks of a choir in the East Ger-your eyes opened yet? Can you *Workers' od Peasants how all the best food is being under your very snatched from working class, Malaya, Ceylon, India, Adan, Mid State to serve the

programmes must The Vienna song-book recom- die Zurt, Great Britain, Europe, Begit sald. Choir

Parecen sind Letters & Packed therefore "lend expression to the mended that this should be sung 100 mm, 1/0/5000

great fighting traditions of the to the june of "Kind meon, thou working class and our

Budden

Macao, p.m.

:FRIDAY, JUNE 1

By Burface .'-

current national struggle" escoest, so silentlylt of the 19th

This

oulbreak

from

In the second

of century, apparently, Getmans

Malaya, Cayion, mais, Adas, Mid-criticism in the press seems to the die East. Great Britain, Europe, indicate promptings

China, People's Republic, 10.30 am. Miejo, 1 pim.

Phillppines. N. Dornéo, à D.m. MC, Cp.m. indonesia, 8 p.m.

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

I TELL YOU I SAW HIM!

A9 BIG AS A MOUNTAIN/"

DON'T TAKE MY WORD FOR IT. SEE FOR YOURSELF?

TOMORROW➡ SENGATION-

By Mik

By Ernie Bushmiller

OOPSA-I THOUGHT

I WAS WORKING

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By Frank

SCOTTY MAC PENTIA

bhinn

Kam

BOTINS

Their evolutionary the with

typical -male-chorus lofty Harmonies. party lenders. It is known that colls" party

within the after the manner of Mendelssohn. choirs are already agitating for Berliner Zeitung found" more proletarian programmes.

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setting particularly inappropriate

to

the words "Proletariats of the world, stand Test,

Land and stu may divide

our aim is the gatese.("

but

The East Berlin newspaper suggested that this and many other of the 1800 texts, dating

between

1813 to 1945, could

from

and should be set a "forceful" modern time,

Most

ob of the modern tunes, are in belik time.

Some of them have been heard in East Berlin during demonstration marches: at party meetings, although tha old timers, such as the "intor nationalo" and "Brothers to the Sun and Freedom," with their catchy funds, still do légion

service.

· Resemble Old

Tho, naw, tunés tend to re- semble the old without being tò impressive. Furthermore, the professional proletarian poeta have not shown the' some โกด spiration as their amateur : forès runners in the pioneer days of sociallarn

The chorus of a song just come posed for the factory fighting.

th

for example, falis rather

Hat with the words: "Forward! Selzo hold. Fighting groups. stand on guard in defence of the Republier

comrade,

ing allonds!

gun Keep look-

Another new song, computed

this year by the peo

imation People Army

National "In

·la callett,

sunshine of hall. The verses, by Wilhelin Stranka, bho of the foremast German Communist

read:

Through sinshine or bán.

storm, we march from our barracks like the young day:

**The girls stand by the road- alde and anilė at us. They tak us to guard, and defendh | homeland.

Joyful Days

"Ddar airis, you may smile, ¡you need not fear. We will de

fald Bouss, home, and land, and your red chcelos.***

“And should; the famist once against lust after us, we shall cool his hot head with cottengo erid

blazing

four-

The chorus, In blo part harmony, kuna plata)

The wind stigs our melody of hard and joyful, days, of soldiers who never despair, of our thir

Ching Mall Special.

THE MAN WHO COULDN'T COUNTA

Annborigine being MANYVALE Tingles :: Who could not counter started socjty forets on sa ellago after a believed. 300 Com munist terrorists, be Goyaum ment reported here

“After"the Bolles Mad

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