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News Summary
Famous Fashion Designer Christian Dior Dies At 52
MONTECATINI, Italy W-Chris-tian
Dior, 52-ycar-old king of the
postwar fashion world, died early
today of a heart attack while on
holiday in this north Italian resort
25 miles west of Florence.
The quiet, balding and slightly
naunchy creator of the revolu
tionary "New Look" had come to
Montecatini a week ago with four
friends.
He dined last night at his hotel
with an unidentified Frenchwom
an and after dinner retired to his
third-floor room. At 11 p. m. he
called for a doctor. Subsequently
"DENNIS THE MENACE
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Glulio.sell his last " d. and Dior at his death
live A fr end who was designing , ,iMmtllifin . rfnii.
'dresses and hats persuaded himcornbine of ejglt companies and
I to try his hand and helped nimtm associates in lu countries.
j get a start. He did not nave grcai Dior (ieme(j any intention of trv.
the local priest, the Rev.
Celli, was summoned.
Also at the bedside of the famed
designer when he died were a lo
cal doctor, a French physician and ,uccess. ing t0 create sensations in fashion,
his dinner companion. Ater tne World War II service. "Changes just come about," he
rir th VonnH nf Cppnrh h started thinking about setting said, "and many things contribute
fashion's major postwar designers
to die after a brief but meteoric
career. Jacques Fath succumbed
three years ago, at the age of 42.
to leukemia.
Dior was virtually unknown un
til 1947, when he burst to the fore
front of the bitterly competitive
fashion trade with the revolution
ary longer, full skirts of his New
Look. In that one season he be
came the dictator of high style,
and never since had anyone come
toppling him from his pinnacle.
As a young man, Dior left his
political science studies to start a
small art gallery in Paris.
Illness forced him out of that.
and after his recovery he had to
up his own snop. iu '"" -
the backing of Marcel Boussac,
wealthy textile manufacturer.
From his first collection, he was a
fabulous success.
He let skirts down in 1947,
hiked them up in 1953 and de
emphasized the bosom in 1954. For
each change buyers, customers
and fashion writers flocked to his
salon on the Avenue Montaigne.
Designers from Hong Kong to 7th
when everybody is ready for
them." He once wrote that the
New Look was a hit because post
war 1947 was the psychological
time for a return to femininity.
Dior never married and was not
known to have had a romantic at
tachment. He traveled widely and
lived in a small house at the edge
of Paris, surrounded by dogs, cats
and a magnificent collection of an
tiques and art objects.
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SCHOOL VISIT SET
McCLOUD The Siskiyou County
' Board of Education will visit
j schools on the Salmon River and
those not previously visited on the
j Klamath River on October 24.
Thomas Watt, board president.
stated the group will leave Yreka
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