Four Blocks Of Elegance Show Rome's Via Condotti
In Rome on Via Condotti a lavender vendor's market contrasts with Bulgari's emeralds. The four-block fashion hub includes Canessa in Via Sistina, Lucarelli, Chiabrando, and shops offering bargains for middle-class budgets. Shoppers face curated prices, private negotiations, and alteration options in a chic district by the Spanish Steps.
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Rome
Bulgari
Via Condotti
Canessa
Via Sistina
Lucarelli
Via Borgogona
Inconvenient Food Market Sign Sparks Local Comment
Louisville shopper notes a tiny grocery with five step entrance and a door sign reading Inconvenient food market. The proprietor’s humor or honesty is suggested by the playful descriptor above the doorway.
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Louisville
Vie Condotti Hairdressers and Fashion Standout in Rome
U S and European standards rank Vie Condotti shops high with Italian hairdressers noted as world class. Filippo’s salon offers celebrity-watching plus a wash and set for 1 500 lire, while Alberto’s sells handmade hairpieces for 48 000 lire. Carabinieri in winter uniforms with tri corner hats cost 30 000 lire. The street features air conditioned stores, Spanish Steps views, flower stalls, and the Barcaccia fountain.
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U. S
Palazsi
Filippo
Alberto
Piazza di Spagna
Schuberth
Fantasia
Lame nag delays Yanks journey to Moscow
A Virginia family of six traveling in a covered wagon toward Moscow, including Leon Gillis of Richmond, faces a delay as one mare pulls their prairie schooner and becomes lame. The hamlet to be noted for attracting attention as they pause for the horse’s rest.
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Warsaw
Poland
Moscow
Leon Gillises
Richmond Va
Gillis
Negro Named Welfare Chief in Newark
Grace Malone, a Black social worker, was appointed director of the Newark Welfare Department with a 10500 annual salary. She began city service in 1931 as a social case worker and was last year promoted to supervisor of the city's case workers.
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Newark, NJ
Grace Malone
Newark
French Attracts Quebec Press Ad Appeal Abroad
The Quebec government reports tourist interest from French language ads in U.S. magazines is five times higher than from English ads. French evokes images of a different country appealing to American readers seeking a foreign vacation without distance.
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Quebec
U.S
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