Fashion Snubs and Trends Shape Canadian Men’s Wear
The piece argues media bias against men's fashion, notes female reporters' focus on clothes, and reviews a shift to a shaped silhouette in Canadian menswear. It highlights trends toward suppressed waists, tailored shoulders, and muted fabrics, with bold checks for casual wear and a fall winter emphasis. An exhibit includes 1750 pieces like a gilt housecoat and matador styled tuxedo.
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Russel Lynes
Men’s Wear of
Canada
W. E. W. Granger
Iceland
No Hands Auto Landings Near for Airliners
Scientists and airmen perfect electronic autopilots to let passenger jets take off and land automatically in fog. Bedford unit reports 15 000 no hands landings in ten years with safety, but four to five years of research remain before routine use for fare paying passengers.
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Robert Blackburn
Ministry of Aviation
Bedford
England
Saskatchewan cock pheasant harvest climbs in 1964
Preliminary figures from the wildlife branch show a record cock pheasant harvest in 1964 with an estimated 32,800 birds. The 1963 count was 25,045, while 7,628 hunters were afield, up from 5,963 in 1963.
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Statistics Division
Wildlife Branch
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