Prince Rupert Daily News: a{| ALMOST TO KNEE ,
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Skirts Going Higher
Decrees Fashion Czar

By HAROLD MORRISON
Canadian Press Staff Writer

PARIS (CP) — ‘’Next spring, the skirts will go
higher, like this. After that, maybe | will drop them

and we will have another new style.”
Lempereur laughed. He ap-
peared to be enjoying his work,

- , 1 looking at his surr ings
Secreta ry . And looking at his surrounding

and listening to talks of his

; ‘earnings, one could see why.
O State Lempereur, a handsome man

‘of 55, is the fashion czar for

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: teen-agers around the world. In
Tops Po his chic Parisesalon, his design-
ers turn out patterns which

manufacturers eagerly buy for

By The Canadian Press mass production of young wom-
The first woman ever ' en’s clothes.

dian cabinet has been Out of 150 designs, Lempereur
chosen Canada’s woman |last year carned about $2,000,-

 

 

 
   

 

 

 

    

 

of the year. 000. Manufacturers pay him $150 | . a: eg tes ut
She Is Mrs. Ellen Fairclough, a patie oo sleen five per | ° . Se ae: 556 yy
chosen as secretary of state byi {* 3aIES, peK, = Swivel | ' y és ;
chosen as secretary Of ete ere hipped young models,” some of] SST] lar omeninrafls ees oe a 7
i baker following the Progressive | the prettiest teen-agers of Paris, . ‘ . a :
‘ Conservative federal election; Show off the latest fashions to | F

victory June 10. Mrs. Fairclough ; buyers. e2a lr Uy rs Q S .l Nn | Ng S .

| was also voted woman of the; Lempereur's spring styles now | , ; | tis pps?
year in public affairs in a Cana-;are out, And on one of the pret- | Special to The Daily News ARE: esheets ha
\ dian press poll of Canadian tiest models, he showed this re- By JIELENA RUBINSTEIN so BIG EYES — Two little pati- <= oo
LES ze Bs daily newspaper women’s edit- porter just how skirts are going | PARIS — I’m always glad to be back in Paris,| ents at Miller Bay Indian Hos- Ex-Resident a
i , m. Coe ors, . . ane . i but | iramediately think of my friends in Canada,} pital gaze in wonder as Santa | ~"° St
i & MOE d ie A slender, silver-haired woman; “They reach almost to the, . ‘| cl id hi ly visit 1 : . — a

, of : : rticularl £ th m wh must b S Claus paid his yearly visit last ,

Lo E. ARTHUR WILLIAMSON "|in her early 50s, the member for! knee,” he said, knecling before, Particularly of the many women WhO [hist BS &*! sunday. At left, Santa is shown . Dies in lerrace’

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. ‘ Hamilton West is no tyro in pub-!the model. “If the girl puts a, fascinated as | am with the exciting fashion trends| nanding little Peter Nyee a — .
(Chandler Studio Photo) {jie tife. She was elected to thejbelt around the dress, like this, | g 6 James McGlashan, Prince Ru~

in this city so dédicated to making women beautiful.| bag of nuts and Candies, and | port: resident from 1926 to 1937,

House of Commons in 1951 and/then the skirt goes even a little | It is freezing. The city sparkles | in the right hand picture Dar- and lately of Terrace, died at

: A aly - | previously had served five years|highcr almost right to the knee.’ . ‘ly thr i at Y | Terrace
FE . Willia mson Na med . lon the Hamilton city council, he don’t think skirts will somberly through thick layers|worn full, gaily wind-swept. leen Leeson clutches a candy |yorrace Monday at the age of

201g nats | : . : bag and a wrapped gift as she

‘Ou f fog. On the streets, in shops,j Bright colored rinses - give it B Pp 88
four as Alderman and one as ior ould j O04 108. r g plored rinses - give ‘ met LBB, bo
controller. A public accountant, any higher. It would not look a¢ parties... everywhere women | festive highlights. Jewels, at looks into camera. -Mr. McGlashan. was a prom-

Fish Com Da ny Ma nager _ | she is married and the mother of: very chic. I Will predict that! are snugly wrapped in furs. Im~| night, add to the lustre of these (Meinhart Lagies Photos) |:,ent member .of the Masonic

a 25-year-old son. skirts will go lower after that i mense “sacs” of ocelot, loosely, elaborately . simple  coiffures. order here.

 

 

and I will prepare clothes for; tajlored mink coats, cloaks trim-!Dozens of earrin . a - , , an me
. ; : 1" . ats, Z gs, like fire- .| A shipwright by trade, he,
A man well-known in Prince Rupert as well-as OTHER LEADING WOMEN . that fashion. perhaps after the | med with fox. .The smartest ! flies, ‘are clipped in the hair. PERSON A LS worked at the Canadian National
Canadian and Alaskan marine and fishing circles ies were: n other poll categor-| next season. j women wear their furs inside, | Peals are laced around the head a | ‘Railway dry dock during “his
has been appointed resident manager of Pacific ‘Literature and art—Gabrielle| POPULAR DESIGNER las interchangeable linings — jor looped in the chignon. Dia-| Mrs. Helen Woodside, former-| stay here. .

. . . ‘using many different coats toj te ai seieor f : . oy.
Fisheries, Ltd., it was announced recently by parent | Rey of Montreal. Lempereur is.a popular man.} 1°45 ¥ | mond necklaces are worn across|1y of this city and now living in| He is survived by a daughter,

: . : 'match their dresses. Ermine | the forehead in a style re ind-'! Nor . srived i . . ip ‘
a tar mee a! i m North Vancouver, arrived in the; Mrs. Arthur Leighton, and a son.
Music— Maureen Forrester,; His colleagues in the creative ‘pecks through scarlet velvet, | ing me of Theda Bara. B .

 

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

  
   
       
  

company San Jwan Fishing and Packing Co. of trade thought so highly of him, | city recently to spend the holi-|Norman, both of Prince Rupett,
i . pom 8s nme enue amaramars 9 sauman ananassae Montreal contralto. : . i - y "pale blue mink secretly drama-| Parisian. women are younger; day season with her son andia son, James in Vancouver and
eattle. Stage. screen and radio—Re-;they elected him president of} jj “a * . 5
Arthur Williams 4) cere . £3 . wit ge, = ; “ . . oe. tizes new “Ming Blue” tweeds, looking than ever, This is surely; daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.;a grandson Donald of Edmon-

EB. Arthur Williamson, who! served for five years with the; gina-born Frances Hyland. all the French ready-to-wear! co nie gives bulk — and warmth | qd to the infuence of the new} cG ide. i i .

came to Prince Rupert early in’ merchant navy.. He came to; Sport—Marlene Stewart Streit,’ fashion-design associations. He! to humble gabardine rain’ uc to tne . : Gz. P. Woodside, and family in ton. ; cred
' 1947, is particularly known | Prince Rupert 11 years ago while| Toronto golfer. |has been president for 12 years, conte UIT gabe ny erop of yo eS eee yal their home at 642 East Fourth) Funeral will be held at Ter- .

throughout the city in Scouting employed with Kelly Douglas — and he now finds it a tiring job. ~ smart French women are all pas. cuietly but firmly taken Avenue. a Pace. _

and baseball circles. Commis-, Limited. For seven years prior: to “All the time I am travelling.” wearing ‘‘sac” dresses. These | over ror vine sammented great

sioner for the Prince Ruperi | join.ng Pacifle Fisheries he was PERSONAL he said in his halting English. have been cleverly modified : Christian Dior Pierre Cardin oe

Gest eon he Sear emproses. as purchasing agent “Ty America, college girls ask! since they first starticd the! successfully advocates the drap- NEAL EVANS

ssociation and one e! for the Canadian Fishing Com- iss ; he! wy > sh- i wor 3 cant .
Founders and first. president uf. pany Limited. g Miss Verna Fossum, daugh-'why we cannot move the fash-j world a few months ago. The; ed “sac”... Guy Laroche fore- Local and Long Distance

 

. I 1 “ . ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Fos-!}ion centre from Paris to Am-)| bust is gracefully outlined. Low casts a dazzling new Spring
ue Willian Rupert Little eee Married Vancouver before; sum, 327 Sixth Avenue East left, erica.” , i belts give added interest, fore: shade — “Peach Apricot”. —
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ve samson vty Parks Board. conn ont this ony Mr. and; yesterday by Canadian Pacific! ere Lempereur pressed his! and aft, to waistlines that have | The next few weeks, as the
years ago AS a CHL POP KS eae Ne aw iamson live at 1037] Airlines plane for Port Coquit-| hands to his head. droped three inches. The back cpring collections emerge, will
commissioner. , Ninth Avenue East. ‘lam after spending Christmas} «yoy. a ne tnato iis baggy and often pleated. i cp iver ty] eree. It
sOc}e 4 “fi ian-- ; : How can they think of that?! ‘see a universal style emerge.
Associated with Pacific Fisn-. with her parents and family. America has not the atmosphere, 1 have ordered several Of: win pring the “sac” ‘out of the

cries since last March, Mr. Wilt: for fashions. It is here in Paris ‘these cresses. They are SO €A5Y yeajm of controversial news |

igmson takes over the resi readers G. F. Nichol, 1423 Sixth Av-!_ the air, the climate, the at-/to wear. They offer full fre€--into the world of permanent

Wanager duties from retiring, enue East, left yesterday by} . t can never be re- dem of movement. They are | ¢oshion
Yirles E, Starr, who served in’ | mosphere. It c er be | .

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mat capacity for 40 years. icles ee couver. He plans to return Tues- . . tore Hi tplicify is dramatized by bright, ! New Year to all of you! i ; :

*Horn in Vancouver 41 yeu “5 Dance Friday, December 27. day | Lemperecur knows little about jy susious fabrics uniform | = apuanpeoene :

ceo reee.ved his schooling in 2¥eryeody welcome. (301) | C8 _ ithe Canadian market. In North 4." Gsy heavily embroidered ath =

that: city, where 1 ived"untit -@-Vaihalla Christmras-Free;Sat-}—Gordon Morrison, +f SpeRite | america, his designs go mainly night. | |

      
 
   

1. roe ay w ‘day , von 6 . , FEET PT OE Te R SLUTers. |
the Second World War when he urday. December 28,2 pm. (301) Saskatchewan, son of Mr erin many of whom undoubtedly ship |

i ; the. ready-to-wear clothes to, oe “
Avenue East arrived in the city ., e \ | -
‘to spend Christmas with ils: Canadian stores. Rush For Yule Ca rds’

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parents after a five year ab-| “f have been to many parts: CHARLOTTE, N.C. (Ph — A

‘ sence. He will remain here until: of the world. Perhaps one day Churlotte department store rang:

| February. I shall come to visit many of up about $1,500 Thursday in!

oo | your cities and bring my designs ‘sales of Christmas cards at halt |
' LAC Ondon Pierce of the. with me.” ‘price. One sale amounted to $38..
y ! Royal Canadian Air Force left | Tees — 6 SELECT goes with any happy -

- yesterday by CPA plane for Hul-:
‘perg, Vancouver Island, where he
is stationed, after spending’
'Christmas with his uncle and
-aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Webster!
| Pierce, 1941 Graham Avenue. — |

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' Willlam Morrison, 1444 Eighth
‘Avenue East, also left yesterday
; by plane for Vancouver, where
ihe will spend a ten-day holi-
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around so much particularly

between now and New Year's. |

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i Warold Hampton, 1069 Seventh
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Avenue East left yesterday by
/ CPA plane for New Westmin-

‘ster where he will spend a two-

‘week visit with his parents.

. Johan Wiek, 758 Taylor Street
j so lef yesterday by plane to
Pspend New Years with relatives
‘and friends in Vancouver,

' RR. G. Moore, 702 Mighth Av-
(enue Bast left this morning by
'yane for Vancouver where be
| will attend mectings of the B.C.
i Teachers Federation Sunday and
; Monday, We plans to return
‘home Tuesday,

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