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In New Role

It's Fashion Dictator, Designer Declares . By ALINE MOSBY nited Press Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 8. — The| death of swipg music, and not in-| nocent dress designers, is to blame for those droopy skirts hiding the | ladies’ gams, a studio dress designer. said today. { It’s all the fault of those fickle swing musicians who buried hot | swing and dug up sweet tunes and! hip-wriggling rumbas. “What else could skirts do? Women | look much more attrhctive gliding through a waltz, fox-trot or rumba in a long, flowing dress,” M-G-M Designer Helen Rose. Indignant females and mournful males -have screamed that the ankle-kissing skirt is a sinister plot cooked up over a designer's cash register, The longer skirt means a gal gives her duds to the Salvation Army and starts all over again. A horrible lie, snapped Miss Rose. “Why, were innocent. You'd think women had worn short skirts since time began,” she sniffed.

“They came -into fashion only 10{

years ago—the same time hot swing became the craze. “The ladies couldn't bounce around a ballroom, be thrown over someone's shoulder and act une inhibited in longer skirts. So the designers obliged and invented the short skirt.” This was a dandy for the jitterbug era, she pointed out, but that has all but disappeared. down the drain. The swing band leaders are | either disc. jockeys or aspirants to! the movies. “Music is either sweet or Spanish, now. So ladies no longer resemble whirling dervishes on. the dance floor,” said the designer; “They're dressing to suit the new trend in music.” 5

Federal. Grand. Jury

Is Sworn in Here A new federal grand jury took the oath of office and immediately went into session today, A partial report by the jury will not be made until the last of this week, Maurice Graston, assistant ¥. 8. district attorney, said. Jurors are impaneled from cen-

tral and southern Indiana and re-|

ceive $4 a day each.

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Labor Crisis Perils (Canned Goods

Area Plants in Need Of 1200 Workers

Next winter's supplies of canned goods are seriously threatened by spoilage because of labor shortage, it was revealed today by 8S. Springer, manager of. the [ndianapolis office, service,

be recruited for the commercial

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state employment At least 1200 more workers must |

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area to circumvent the spoilage of perishable foods needed to fill the coming demands. Mr, Springer reported that cannerigy in Shelby, Johnson, Hamilton, Marion, Boone

7:20 and 10:08. “Philo Vance's Gamble,” with Alan a and Fy Austin, at 13:45, , 6:20 and

and Hancock counties showed the greatest labor short ‘e. “The goods increased by

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America's program to feed the famine stricken people in other coun“and our failure to pack all this year's crops

requirements for canned]

DE MOLAY GROUP TO MEET The Parents council of De Molay

Butoh Jenkins

{will hold their monthly meeting | tomorrow at T:i45 p, m. chapter house, 1017 Broadway,

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By VIRGINIA MacPHERSON United Press Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 8. — Mel

Berns, makeup man de luxe, cast a wistful glance at his paint and goo and said all the top movie queens who're flirting with 40 are so well-preserved he'll probably be out of a job before long. | | “Girls like Myrna Loy, Irene Dunne, ‘Joan Crawford, Ginger| Rogers, Barbara Stanwyck, Bette | Davis, Claudette Colbert — all the| big stars—are still gorgeous,” Mr. lines, no wrinkles, no sagging chins, no bags] ynder their eyes.”

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It's getting so all ‘that’s left for) 'him to do is dab a little make- -up| en on their beautiful pans, whisk a powder puff over their noses, and | {touch up their mouthes with red. Gets High Pay All jobs the ladies could do for themselves. But Mr, Berns, who's done everything from putting lip- | stick on a gorilla to false ie on Elsie, the Cow, wouldn't like this | to get around. David Selznick’s | paying him well to fuss with his| jars and brushes for “A Portrait of | Jenny.” “It's true, though,” he insists. “I| can remember back 20 or 30 years | ago when a woman of 40 was a woman. And a pretty tired- looking | specimen, at that. Now the 40-| year-olds are still girls.” They keep that way, he's decided, by “thinking young.” “Young ideas, young actions, young viewpoints,” Mr. Berns says.

® “But don’t ask me to explain it.

With each actress it's different.”

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Makeup Artist Faces Loss Of Job as Wrinkles Fade |

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How about young husbands, we suggested? Mr. Berns tactfully de-| clined to comment. A Veteran at Job The 50-year-old beautician (who| looks about 30 himself and says he uses his own make-up) is one man the stars don't try .to kid about {their ages.- It wouldn't be much use. He's been prettying-up their | faces since 1924. {

The men? Whoops—they look

civic, fraternal,

would be calamitous.” The local office of the state employment service urged members of veteran and other organizations to aid in this emergency.

Bach Choir Sets Rehearsal Tonight

The Indianapolis Bach choir

{first rehearsal of the season will { be held at 7:30 p. m. today in Fitst Presbyterian

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conductor of the| choir, has also announced an extra | try-out for sopranos and altos to be his resting periods between takes more bearable, studio technicians neq from 5:30 to 8:30 p. m. piped the suit with copper tubes and a rubber hose. nected it to a converted plant sprayer.

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“Them TI really havé to work on,” Mr. Berns whispered cautiously. ‘About their thoughts? I really lwouldn’t care to say.’

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Roddy McDowall | Hurt in Crash |

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 8 (U. P.).— Actor Roddy McDowall, 19, nursed facial cuts today following a headlon collision of two automobiles which injured seven other persons. Mr, McDowall and a group of “riends were returning from a party

when their car collided with another J

driven by Rosalio Padilla, 30, Wilmington, Cal. Mr, Padilia was the only one seriously hurt, Mr, Mec{Dowall’s party included Actor Dick Long and Mr, McDowall’'s sister,

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