Capital Journal, Salem, Or., Wednesday, Not. 9. 1949 1 HOLLYWOOD EXPERT OFFERS ADVICE
How to Look Beautiful? Pick
Out Best Background to Do It
Hollywood, Calif., Nov. 9 (US) The trouble with damei, Hol
lywood expert laid today, is: Too many of 'em slip Into a $250
gown, plunk down on a $1300 sofa and wind up looking like
two cents.
You have to fit your background to your chassis, according to
Art Director Emerich Nicholson
And the way most women don't,
he said, is making a bitter man
of him.
"Women spend a fortune on
clothes and cosmetics," he
growled. "Then they ruin the
whole effect by standing In the
wrong place."
That's why movie stars al
ways look so good. Art direc
tors work overtime to give 'em
the right background.
Olivia's First Born Screen actress Olivia de Havilland
holds her first child, Benjamin Briggs Goodrich, born in Holly
wood, The actress, wife of writer Marcus Goodrich, was
confined to her bed during most of her pregnancy.
Demos to Center
On Angell's Seat
Portland, Nov. 9 (P) Nation
al Democratic Committeeman
Monroe Sweetland says the par
ty hopes to crack the republican
hold on Oregon's congressional
delegation, centering the cam
paign in Multnomah county
gainst Rep. Homer Angcll.
Sweetland told a forum group
of newspaper and radio news
men yesterday that Angell was
guilty of "political chicanery and
demogoguery of the worst sort."
The democratic leader said
Angell warmed up to pension
groups of the Townsend plan but
voted against social legislation.
He declined to say who may
run against Angell but he said
any of several democrats may be
the candidate. He named State
Senators R. L. Neuberger and
Jack Bain or State Rep. Howard
Morgan and former Rep. Phil
Dreyer as possibilities.
Sweetland also admitted he
once had supported Socialist
Norman Thomas. He said this
was while he was in college and
he would make "no apologies for
that."
Oregon Truckers
Seek Rate Boost
Portland, Nov. 9 W) Oregon
trucking firms asked for a 4 per
cent rate boost at a hearing yes
terday before the state public
utilities commission.
The cargo carriers argued
costs had increased to 96.8 per
cent of gross revenue the first
half of 1949. They said costs
should not be above 93 per cent
if their net profit is to be fair.
Shippers and canners' associa
tions indicated they later would
oppose the request in arguments
that they could not afford high
er rates.
Nicholson's bending over a
hot sketch board these days to
put a lot of smoke around Mari
lyn Maxwell in Universal-International's
"Outside the Wall."
He said she stands out best in
cloudy surroundings.
Betty Grable's the Louis XV
curlicue type, he thinks, and
Jane Russell seems to "go with
a haystack."
"Thin women should stay
away from columns on door
ways," Nicholson advised.
"Those just make 'em look skin
nier." And every time he spots a
chubby damsel In front of a
Venetian blind he chases her
over to a narrow post. Over
curved cuties should steer clear
of furniture with rounded cor
ners, too, he said.
But the maiden who does
business with falsie manufac
turers could and should
cuddle right up close to rounded
outlines. If you haven't got 'em
yourself, he argues, get next to
something that has.
"Just get a look at a fat wom
an sitting in a small chair and
you'll see what I mean," Nich
olson said. "Every time she
squeezes into a mistake like that
she adds twenty pounds to her
shape "
Next time you redecorate
your home, girls, take a look in
the mirror first. Then pick fur
nishings that'll do things for you.
Better backgrounds bring out
beautiful babes, is Nicholson's
motto.
"Mae West wouldn't be sexy
without her pillows and drapes,"
he says. "And, for a clincher,
I even fixed up Marjorie Main.
They curled her hair and I had
her curl up on a rounded sofa
in a swanky room and you know
what? Marjorie looked beauti
ful!" About the only gal this rule
Hoffman Low on
U of 0 Heating
Portland, Nov. 9 () Low
bids on University of Oregon
heating and power plants were
reported today by the building
committee of the state board of
higher education.
The projects total almost a
million dollars. The work is the
first in the multi-million dollar
expansion program authorized
by the last legislature on the
state's campuses.
Committee Chairman R.
Kleinsorg, Silverton, said yes
terday the power plant would
save the University up to $35,
000 annually. The savings would
be applied to amortization of
the cost.
Low bids opened yesterday
were: General contract, Lee
Hoffman, Portland, $216,986;
boilers and auxiliary gear, P. S.
Lord, Portland, $558,328; elec
trical work, Grasle Electric Co.,
Portland, $70,984; condensing
doesn't apply to, Nicholson
added, is Ava Gardner.
"With the face and figure?
Heavens, she'd stand out in front
of almost anything!"
equipment, R. H. Brown & Co.,
Portland,' $15,629; turbine gen
erators, Worthington Pump &
Electric Co., Portland, $142,500.
Dayton Mr. and Mrs. P. G.
Allsop have sold their house and
furnishings to Mrs. Bessie Lewis,
Bay City. The Allsops bought
the place from Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Ewing about two months
ago. They are planning to leave
again to make their home in
California. Mrs. Alsop is relat
ed to Mrs. Ben Aebi and Mrs.
Lofting.
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