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They spend the greater part of their earnings and allowan- ces on the ever-changing Mod styles. And it's expensive. for no true Mod would be caught dead in accessories even a month old.
London’s Caraby Street is the main shopping thoroughfare for
The Dow Jones lndustrials ‘ into the hit parade in rapid not be caught dead in acces- lost 11.19 to 870.93 for the. week. - succession, as we as that sories e ve n a month old. The ASSOCIBINI PIES! "Grail." British phenomenon. Therefore, Stephen's stores 0‘ 60 SW!“ deemed 31 to 32?. Mods. The Mods, extremists discard styles when they The New York 5”“ 33'] when it comes to clothes, will catch on. Change announced that durlnfli
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new suit with an assistant.l From the details of the single- button jacket. back half-belt and vents. I assumed he must he a Mod. But he said no. he'd
, ’ new YORK tAPi ._ Worry ,. , over the monetary situation sent
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Tighter money indicated to in‘ veslors that there might disruption of the US. economic expansion.
Apprehension ove r money matters. combined with anxiety over a drop in October cou- struction contracts and the pos- sibility of a steel strike, caused the market to take a substan- tial loss on Monday.
Tuesday Boston's First National Bank raised its prime‘ rate—the interest charged to the biggest borrowers with the best credit ratings. This upset Wall Street and the Dow Jones‘ Industrial Average plunged 11 points in the worst drop since? president Kennedy was assassi. nated Nov. 22, 1963.
Wednesday night, Frasideut, Johnson, addressing a group ofl business men In Washington.I urged that the increase in thci prime rate not be spread from the scattered institutions which already had raised it. e also called for co-operatiin betwaen government and business
The market Wednesday snapped a six-day losing streak.
ORDER RESCINDED
Thursday the First Na- tional Bank of Boston rescinded its prime rate boast d the market posted another monor- ate gain
BUSINESSES BILINGUAL
MONTREAL (CP) — P. E. Robert, president of the Mont- real St. Jean Baptiste Society. said 156 business firms have made their corporate names bi- lingual in the last year, r. rt said the campaign for bilingual businese names now concentrati on professional business associations sitter un-
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I Stock Prices Slump In NY. in In Wake Of Money Worries
the week volume set a new high for any year
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reached the level of popularity. that means It’s departing. The latest is long straight hair—the new masculine look.
uccesstul attempts to get uni-
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Iltaly's Ailing President Quits
ROME (ReutersJ—Ailing Pre-
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meeting at the presidential pal- “ ,5 ,3. Has Cancer
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{one of its biggest losses in a 645.501 shares exceedinz the “(sewgrebaneb paralyled M a
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health. it mummy Doctor. standslstill as a statue It also was announced the twu each year “’m‘ Queen houses of Parliament —- Senate‘asmc1e 3’ Sh‘.‘ takes "‘9 Sal'lie and Chamber of Deputies—will at me "90mm; "I ""3 Cm”? meet Dec. 16 to elect a succes-Icoremony m Londnn M The Sunday Times repllr‘ls Political experts forecast a Damm- 18 b“? [realm Im a difficult election because of dit- } gigginuiqcij‘iiii‘nlh :3 ferences between and inside the surgeon and former principal of up,four parties of the government the Royal Veterinary College
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so at 3%: Scurry R‘ainbow. itpicoalilitln — Christian Demo- The Sunday Times says Doc- ‘Iis at 18:3 Ma‘SSEY-l‘erguson. "rif‘crats, Socialists. Social - Demo- tor has received a series of in- IVI at 27A and Syntex. off .nii crats and Republicans jections and IS reported re-
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“I still want to dress we11."I he said, “but not as way ou. i
This particular boutique is the? haute couture of the Mod world.i specializing in made -to - order‘ clothes.
At another of Stephen‘s shops. Male West One Iso—called be- cause its district address is London West ll. Frank Mertell, the young manager, displayed real Mod accessories.
“Pink the most popular for shirts," he said.
He looked slightly hurt when asked if he meant baby pink. "No, it's a sort of washedvout ' k.
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extreme male attire. Strung along the short three blocks arel eight boutiques and a shoe: store. most of which are owned.I under different names. by Ste-j phen. He also has other outlets scattered around London.
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Born in Glasgow, Stephen was expected to take over his family's confectionery busi- ness. but at 19 he took off for London. A job in the military department of Moss Brothers got him interested in clothes.
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was wearing a navy blue shirt with Black Watch tartan collar and cuffs. ‘
The manager explained that it‘s possible to use plain color combinations but that unless violent opposites are employed the mixture isn‘t far enough out od.
The manager also brought out. a frilled front—blue with both sides edged in lingerie lace—— but admitted these have around long enough to become popular and therefore now are losing favor with Mods. J
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In Stephen's main boutique. a small ground floor shop bear- ing the name His Clothes. young man was discussing a
Joey Denies Retirement
ST. JOHN'S. Nfld. (CPI- Premier Smallwood of New- foundland has denied rumors that he will retire in the near ' ted he will not resign his poet until completion of provincial power. fisheries and pulp and paper develo ment programs.
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