1958-01-27 — Page 5

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1958.

This Funny World

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ON BRIDGE

Bradiant, 104.

"Why can't he just be humming a little cowboy tune and riding sudly into the sunset?”

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lady who had lost

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mean?" sho erled. those of

present M.Ps. do you

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"No!" howled you, no?" lady, and rang off.

to their volts and they are become mere political carcerists Instead of kissing babies, who have no vote, they would kiss the adult male population as though to the manner born.

Among the new books

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WOMANSENSE

Sometimes It Pays The Toughest Fashion Battle Of All Time!

To Be Generous

By OSWALD JACOBY

SID MANDELL of New

York "11 the writes:

recent Metropolitan team of four I was on lead against three no-trump.

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ls own hand. The club finesse worked all right but since could not get to dummy agin he had to lead the second club from his own hand and Wpa held to five odd.

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YOUR BIRTHDAY

MONDAY, JANUARY 27

smestion L PORN Today. Suter

vaunting. You want, above everything else, to be a great suc ress m lite. You trave charm and talent and seent, To attract people of Imperiaree who as all to help you. Yel you do have enty of drive on your own and will uriaily leave no stone unturned To actul

our bleelive.

You ! guard azałani Jeftinal your struggle for status defeat the ends for which you are su eagerly working. You are basically an in- dependent soul, and if you discover he way through that your succes Fuste upon shifting Fand. Father than solid rock, you will Buffer severe distintorin

You have a great dral of welt- confidence and expect to get only the best. By nature rathine polf gentred, voi have a great need for the admiration and

adulation of

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What do you do?

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there, * well as fo. They love and devotio Your special genius may out a fonely tend to make you Unire vot permit your emotions to be more Sponfucüus. Your rat

at happiness in leve and romance will come from impuine Lather than calculation!

Your talents may well lie in the realm of mair and the related att, Cultivate your gifts from ear. list youth. Parents of cluldren born an is date should wist them cattivating their natural gifts,

In

Among those who were born thi this date were: Wolfgang Amadeus Moxart, fanist and composer: Abbas I of Pera; Jerome Kern, compasES", Leaned and. America

and Robert Yafoe, petriot and Jurist.

To find what the star have in More for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corre ponding paragraph. Let your birth- day mar be your daily guide.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 28

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19)- LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)--

Stay calm and be politie In all you bay or do. In that way you will attract, not alienate, friends.

PISCER (Feb. 23-Mar, адам Scave of yesterday's problems may continue to plague you today. Con- Ime to be cautious and diplomatie,

21-Apr. ARIES (BERT.

-20)-- Social specta may not come up to anticipations. Tesad carefully. 372- dred, when it comes to romance.

TAURUS (Apr. 21-May

21)

Toks a positive attitude in every- thing and your confidence will pay off at the end of the day.

VIGO LAUS- 24-Bept. 21) Fine prospects ahead but stick to facts and don't take risks. The day triktat for regular routine.

24+Oth LIBRA (Hept.

2])nom Ausert yourself and an attitudo of will bring the desired self-reliano can't afford to depend rosity. upon others.

Avout bulking us feratung, fur the SCORPIO (Oct. 21-Nov, 11)~ can be a dimcult day unless you Solve any probleme left over from take everything calmly and in your yesterday wo that when evening. stride.

Come geu on thoroughly, ecinc tmtalert GEMINI

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The Destiny Of A Vast Industry Reaches A Turning Point

There's

Yves

VE never seen Paris so buyers from all over the world

the will fock to see the result, tense as it is at moment, Everyone is waiting--and watching and wondering.

J

Jife in very quiet at this time of the year-only one small car parked outside Maxim's late one evening; no luminations In the Place de la Concorde; hardly a midnight: coul fir Linet after whisky inning tow in the smart bors.

But the excitement is there all the same. There is one bright French star hanging over the horizon.

To us the new fashions may

only

CASTILLO

secm frivolous

pas- far tine

rich women. But du French Ac they

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AL Laurent, Dior's 21-year- old succesSur, from the kame

stable; with the same backer, Boussao; train- ed by Dior him- self; every move-" ment

watched

CARDIN

and worried over by the Dior triumvirate of three women all rigid devotees of the Diar spirit and

Dor the tool.

There's Spanish-born Castillo, of Lanvin, veterun of many races, who just season came a strong second with not one sack dress in his collection, and a host of very influential ellents. There are the two young out- viders, Pierre Cardin and Guy Laroche. Pierre Cardin trained and tutored by Dior but now nut on his own and strongly fancied in London and New York.

011 fila not mean

REHEARSAL

dured the New Look-that was "We didn't dlane to be tou anyone do anything mevitable, and it was not new. different.

own., But that doos "If his bale were broud- he cànnot do it now," It was at least 50 years old- unly the skirts were shorter.

brunned, it his skirts were short, If his wulsts were thy that wa whai the buyer looked for everywhere. This to then, war the Paris line und anything else didn't count for much."

But two BCDBONS after the New Look he produced a coller- tion that was truly original the Tulip Line. Then I applaud cd. Then I sent a huge bunch of flowers."

SO ODD

HIS OWN WAY

TODAY Yves St. Laurent has

dress rehearsal.

and there

who does He has a

is nobody in Paris not with him well.

very big job to do,

team no leum,

In two weeks' time the ears is will be parked in rows outside Maxim's. The big hotels will be Frammed with

young hopeful completely wrapped up itt own collection. Guy

RUYERS will go to see Cas-

tillo of Lanvin, but if they other think they will see a collection his of themises.or sucks they will Laroche, who has only been in

be disappointed.

"This mother obsession

to carry on #i

The fushion race for, one year, fixation, this is determined with the twentica his own way. with their

their cloche huts, skinny little dresses, their danų- "I have been absolutely it- ling ropes

conscious of seems to

of beads,

Dior's Influence,

me very odd indeed. Last Cal- I have not been in the fashion 3 concentrated on the business long enough anyway." hips--and I shall go on doing A more personal view

дго source of enor

lection. wealth, mous prestige and na- ional glory.

A. Kood Dior collection was as important to the French 21X4 the of the SUCCESS Britannia is to the British. And now that the first collections since Dior's death are

upon them there is excitment, confusion.

uncertainty in the

jashion French whole of the world.

'A DERBY'

H

THE whole set up is like

Derby race that has lost the favourite. And nobody knows who to bet on next,

Fashion

Guy Laroche, operating from a minute salon, tu still hitting the headlines last year. And cer mainly helped in the dollar chose by three years in the American wholesale business.

Strongly aware of the terrify- this Ing

that responsibility young man faces is friend and ival Castillo,

"This young man St Laurent has a very great chance, but big responsibility, 1 wish him every Success."

"Thut mon Dior-he was

Not because he pro- genius.

BOYS' AND

Chris Goes To A Party

--Teddy and Hiawatha Were Sure It Was Awful-

By MAX TRELL "WENT to a wonderful party

Just night," said Christop-

her Cricket, as he came over

and sat down on the fence next to his frier Khart, the Shadow Boy with the Turner-Atout Name, and Tedily, the Stufted Bear, and iawatha, the Small Sized Wooden Indian.

"What party?" asked KnuXŤ, "Who was There?" usked Teddy

"I don't like parties," Hiawatha.

Played His Flute

sald

After making hanselt com- fortable on the fence and cross- ing his legs ve or six times, Christopher Cricket took out flute and started blowing a tune uti ft.

Knorr stopped him.

и

"1 thought you were going to tell us about the wonderful party you went to" he said.

"Colle

on," said Teddy, "Tell is it about it"

Christopher Cricket stopped playing the flute. "I don't think he wants to hear about it," said Christopher, pointing his thumb at Hiawatha.

Karf said: "Oh. Hiawatha would like to hear about the

Christopher Cricket blew a tune on his Gute.

party as much as we do. Ile just don't like going to parties." "Right!" grunted Hiawatha. Christopher put the fute back into his pocket.

"The party was given by the Mouse Family who lives down in the cellar behind the wooden trunk suid the pile of old maga- zines."

"I've never seca that part of the celinr," said Kharf.

"I don't like old magazines,” said Teddy..

Doesn't Liko Mica

"I don't like cellars," BARL

like "And I don't Hiawatha,

inlce."

"Oh well," sold Christopher and started to reach for his te brain.

""What about the story?" ask- ed Knurf.

"I don't thin they want to benar 1," said Christopher, jerking his thumb at Teddy and Hiawatha.

"O" Knart said, "they just don't like magazines and cellarsi and mice but they don't mind hearing about them."

"Right?" said Teddy and His- watha.

con-

So Christopher Cricket

"Well," he said, “the tinued: Mouse fumlly had a birthday. There were four brothers: Che- shire Mouse, Cheddar Mouse, Comenbart Mouse and Gorgon- zola Mouse."

names."

"I don' like their mid Teddy.

"They sound like the names

of cheeses," said Hiawatha. "I don't like cheeses."

Once more Christopher Cricket started to reach for his flute but Knart begged him

Ko on, ex-

plaining that Teddy and Hawa- tha were really as interested as

he was to hear about the won- derful birthday party.

What fun t wast" salu Christopher. "Everybody was in- vited except the Cat."

They All Objected

At this Knart, and Teddy and Hiawatha all objected. In voice: "We weren't invited!”

Rupert and the Thinking Cap-35

I

Rupert la now thoroughly inquisi«, tive as he trata“ beside the little guinea-pig Wall, did you go 10 ses the Gipsies? " be repsate. may have done,” i murmurs Gregory, still with; that quiet asie. and not another word will he any. "At length Rupert run back to the

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others, "This "la wsied 1" be explaina. **I; don't know, what's omens over hity 1. Anyway, he's not as glowny as he was. He's actually mating," Maybe he has at last thought of what he would have liked for Christmas," pungents / Ky. But, if so, why nơt roll sao )?

TUALE, NIGHTS AUSINTER

оде

bt:t

of

came

LAROCHE

and

buyers

journalists from

oll over the world.

All the de-

signers

holding

will be

their

breaths before

the plunge.

into

the cold waters of commercial fasttion.

There will be silk manufactur- ers, wool manu- facturers, collon Bomufacturers.

There will be

so. You watch Balenciaga and Munsicur st Lauren! see if he does not du so 1oo. Trom Paul Mathieu, a young shall be very surprised if he freeinnen designer who worked doesn't-straight dresses per- alongside him for two and a haps.

the half years in the Dior studios, emphasis hips."

"Yves St. Laurent is a very Monsieur sketched me u rough charming and pleasant. Young! outline of what he meant on man. He has lots of Idens and the white tablecloth at Maxim's very good taste, and he adores milliners, shoemakers, jewellery It was a straight-up-and-down anything eightheenth century.“ designers cosmeticions, all wall- dress with an enormous burich- Monsieur Mathieu poul-pooh-ng, all hoping to hit the head- ing of fabric round the hips,

ed the rumours that Yves St. lines, Mare excited than anyone I Laurent had designed on his

Every Frenchman, from Pre- saw in Paris was Pierre Cardin. wa for Dlor before,

sident Coly to the Paris cab- 33-year old designer, who

"I cannot believe this, 1

driver, is hoping for another Jatow very well we were never

big fashion victory for Paris. learned his trade from Dior.

to. One was allowed

presented

The eyts of the world will be channous blow to the fashion sketches, I was suggested that focused on

France. But the world.

But to many of us it one change this line r that spotlight will be un Yves St. has also been a great liberation. We worked as a team,

In the Laurent, We have all been paralysed by spirit of M. Dior. I was there I' sec six years and never did DIT.

"The death of Dior

-JOY MATTHEWS

GIRLS' MAGAZINE

"You would have been," said Christopher, "only it wouldn't have done Bry good. You couldn't have squeezed your- selves into the mouse hole.

"There was music and duneing and games and finally a big din пег. We had cheese omelets, chcese fritters, cheese tarts, cheese rolls, cheese, pattles and

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do you know what we had for dessert?"

wonderful been a

party but Teddy and Hlawatha were abso- Jutely certain that it was awful. Christopher Cricket didn't mind. He just took out his flute und piped a tune. I think it had something to du with Cheshire Mouse, Cheddar Mouse, Cemen- bert Mouse and Gorgonzola Knarf thought it might have Mouse." But I'm not sure.

Toddy said: "I don't care." Hiawatha said: "Whatever it was, wouldn't have liked it."

But Knarf sald: "What did you have for dessert?"

"We had cheesecake," Christopher.

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