Glamour Girls Not Leaders Warns Film Fashion Designer
Hollywood fashion designer Milo Anderson warned that glamour screen stars are poor models for leaders in beauty and style. He cited Greta Garbo Joan Crawford Carole Lombard Kay Francis Marlene Dietrich as imitated figures while noting safer examples like Madge Evans Olivia de Havilland Gertrude Michael and Claudette Colbert. He linked film trends to off screen fashion including manicurist costumes Juliet bob long bob pillbox hats and slacks, also noting how white interiors in films shaped interior decorating.
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Designers and decorators chase new styles in decor and hair
Interior professionals especially attentive to pictures praise new looks in decorating and hair. Anderson notes that designers, decorators and beauty experts are eager for fresh fashions, making plots appeal to their tastes.
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Movie Painters Repudiate Report
Hollywood officials said painters, makeup artists and hair dressers repudiated a union switch and the month long strike remained in force after a stormy session. The I A T S E had announced workers would return to work under a basic agreement signed last April with the studios.
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Sign Upheld Forbidding Running In Nebraska Capitol
Lincoln Neb state land commissioner Leo N Swanson custodian of the capitol building posted a large sign inside the main entrance declaring that visitors must be dignified and that running or sliding on the marble floors is positively forbidden.
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Who Are U S Tax Evaders
President Roosevelt cites examples of tax evasion in Capitol talks without naming individuals. Instances include a Bahamas corporation linked to a $3,000,000 American, a retired officer naturalizing in Canada then forming Bahamas entities, New York agents creating Bahamas life insurers, and trusts used to shield family and relatives from taxes.
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