Sbear 4Ui ! Babushkas BootsTo Enter Fall Fashion Parade This Year
She's Colorful -BuHII!
By ABIGAIL VANBUREN
DEAR ABBY: I've heard that
tome women behave rather peculi
arly when they reach the age of
48 or 50, but I think mv sister-in-law
is abusing the privilege. She
wears muu muu's on the street
with large colored kerchiefs tied
around her head like a fortune
teller. She loads on the make-up
ana juuk jewelry ana sne s otf in
anklets and high-heeled shoes. She
thinks she's gorgeous. She spent
$12 last week just riding the buses
so she could talk to the drivers.
.Meanwhile, she eats tranquilizers
like popcorn. I'm worried.
f, OHIO
C iAR OHIO: Your sisrtr-in-law
is obviously in need of professional
help, which it your brorhor't prob
lem. Don't wait until the police
give the poor woman a fre ride
homo boforo you urge her husband
to got htr to a doctor.
on vacation so my plants wouldn't
! die. She expected some gratitude if
I can judge a voice. Abbv. I
couldn't thank her, because I had ;
i agreed with a friend to pick those !
vegetables in exchange for wat-
ering my plants! Before going on
i a trip next time, should I set up I
i a sign, or canvass the neighborhood
; and explain the arrangement? ;
VACATIONER
DEAR VACATIONER: It ap
pears that only ONE of your
neighbors needs ot havo rho "ar
rangement explained." So next
time explain it.
DEAR ABBY: Apropos that let
ter in your column from the wom
an who drank goat's milk and had
four babies: Small wonder. Isn't
goats milk for kids?
SCHWEITZER FROM DEFIANCE
Pick up Stet
NEW YORK (I'PD-The casual
look of country clothes takes to
town for fall and winter.
Babushkas and boots were a
couple of the earmarks of the
overwhelming trend to easy-going
clothes as the New York couture
group of designers-manufacturers
opened today a series of
shows for visiting fashion editors
from the United States and Can
ada. The couture group showings,
lasting through Friday, will be
followed by another series of
shows for four days by a newly
formed American designers
group including some California
firms.
Some of the babushkas were
casual scarves, tied peasant fash
ion, around the head. In some
DEAR ABBY: I am 20 and have
been married for five months. My
husband and I both work. We leave
together in the morning and drive
home together. When Joe gets
home he lies down on the couch
and reads the whole newspaper
while I prepare supper. After sup
per he goes back on the couch
and watches television while I
clean up the kitchen. When that's
done, I'm so tired I go into the
bedroom, fall on my face and go
to sleep. Then he has the NERVE
to say that what little time we
have together I spend sleeping.
What should I do?
TIRED
DEAR TIRED: No bride of five
months holds down a full-time job
in addition to doing her own house
work bocause she wants mo exer
ci. Sinco you are helping to BUY
th groceries, tell Joe to get off
th couch and help you prepare
thm. That way you'll halve YOUR
work and double HIS pleasure.
DEAR ABBY: A neighbor of
mine dumbfounded me this morn
ing when she told me she had
picked my vegetables while I was
Everybody has i problem.
What's yours? For a personal re
plv, write to Abby, Box 3365, Bev
erly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamp
ed, self-addressed envelope.
For Abby's booklet, "How To
Havb A Lovely Weddi..g," send 50c
to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly Hills,
Calif.
HEARS AFRICAN PLAN
GENEVA (UPI) United Na
tions Secretary General Thant
met informally Sunday with U.N.
officials and heard details of the
African nations' plans to try to ex
pel South Africa and Portugal
from the United Nations, in
formed sources said.
The African nations walked out
of an International Labor Organi
zation conference here last month
because of South African partici
pation. They also had Portugal
excluded from an education conference.
C rnNTINIIFC THFIR
collections, the babushka was
fur. One manufacturer showed a
; leopard scarf worn with a slim
' cut beige wool daytime dress.
Boots stepped out in almost
' every collection most of them
worn with bulky, country-type
j tweeds and shaggy mohairs, but
a few were jewelled brocades or
jet beaded boots to wear wan
evening fashions.
Thro Heights
Day time boots in suede or kid
came in three heights almost
to the knee, mid-calf, and ankle
high. Also part of the casual
trend: Endorsement of the mid
height heel for day, shown in
many case's as a single tie, Ox
ford walking shoe. Leg coverings
in many cases were cable-knit
knee-high stockings, the length
usually shown with winter Ber-
jmuda shorts for the campus set.
I In silhouette and length of
skirts for day there was little
change from the precious fall
land winter collections of womens
i wear.
The shape overwhelmingly was
jSlim for both day and evening,
with more long evening dresses
I than last season. Most of the
floor length gowns were slim col
umns and many were in wool in
stead of the traditional silks. The
shaped waist and bell-shaped
skirt for dressy clothes was nil.
Daytime hem lengths remained
just barely covering the kneecap.
Throughout the collections
which the nations store buyers
and' New York and Philadelphia
reporters saw in late May and
early June, here were some of;
the things everyone in the multi
billion dollar New York fashion
market was doing:
Casual Jumper
The casual looking jumper,
for both day and evening. Some
of the elaborate jumpers came
with sealskin sleeves and collar,
with the rest of the garment
wool. Others contrasted wool
with velvet. One firm showed a
shiny jet fabric combined with
wool for evening.
A revival of velvet every
where for late day and evening
clothes, most often shown in
black. Other fabrics, in the more
casual clothes, included deep-textured
tweeds, shaggy mohairs,
wide wale corduroys and twills.
Use of fur in novel as well
as traditional manner. Weary of
merely lining a satin evening
coat in mink, designers tdrned to
making mink blouses, sleeveless,
to go with tweed suits, or using
white mink for sleeveless weskit
tops for wool evening dresses.
MAKES HISTORY
j DOUGLAS, Isle of Man (UPI)
I Queen Mother Elizabeth made
, history Friday by presiding over
i the annual open air session of the
; Isle of Man Parliament, the old
' est such legislative body in the
world.
It was the first time that a
woman had presided over the
parliament at the ceremony,
which goes back more than 1,000
years.
POP! VISITS CARDINAL
VATICAN CITY (UPI) Pope
Paul VI left the Vatican Sunday
night to pay a visit to ailing
Clemente Cardinal Micara, his
vicar for Rome.
Mora., July 8, 1963-The Newi-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 7
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