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Hokitika Guardian, 6 May 1932, Page 8

There are many people who remember < the days when erenseless trouserwere worn, men being so anxious to remove every form of crease that When they got a new suit a hot iron w\s used to remove the least trace of creases, states an exchange, Some people have never really got used to the fashion, and it G said that King George always has the crease put o' l the side of his trousers. Now, according to recent news from America } the order has gone forth that in future trims rs are to lie without creases. Commenting on this, an English newspaper say ; that there should be cordial sympathy with any movement to emancipate the world from the tyranny of the trouser-press, but that th“ve is no .'likelihood of America s tint being obeyed until someone invents a form of (doth lor trousers which can stretch like clastic and afterwards resume its uriirinal shape. At present tneir de-ign dues 'not m(•urd either wph *h-» -bipe or lb,movements of die h ana- >ody.