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TOO MANY CHANGES-Constance Bennett, right, who has
; returned to Hollywood atler touring wun me roan snow
"Auntie Mame" for Wi years, is shown with Ann Sothern
:who she will guest with on the "Ann Sothern Show." Miss
i Bennett says she will hot stay In Hollywood a,Iter taping the
' show because too many changes have been made, the most
drastic being in clothes jeans, tights and leotards are re-
Dulsive. she stales.
. ,. (UPI Telepholo)
; Constance Bennett
Today's Glamour Girls
Who Wear Blue Jeans
?. Hollywood (UPD Constance
B e n n e 1 1, who epitomized
" "movie star" 30 years ago,
I rumbled Into town recently,
looked at today's glamour
girls and shook her head in
disbelief,
'..' Draped (and draped is the
T word) in a mink coat tne
, husky voiced actress ' still
looked every inch a star as she
pinpointed the symbol of mod.
"ern glamour-blue jeans. '
Constance and her siren sis.
. lers of yesteryear-Joan Craw-
'. ford, Marlene Dietrich, Jean
: Harlow-wouldn't have.,.. worn
denims to a dog fight.' '
s But today's screen beauties
. prance around in the tight-fitting
pants (usually a size too
small) as if signifying they1 be
long to the same club. , Con
' stance finds them repulsive.
Exciting Illusion
: "How can a girl give' an Il
lusion of excitement when
5 she's wearin? tViose dreadful
things?" p'Coiinie wanted to
know. I ',: ' '
V "Jeans are Just fine for -a
'. farm or ranch, but young, ac
'. tresses should avoid them en
tirely. I never owned a pair,
...and believe me, 1 never will
Miss Bennett traipsed to
Hollywood for the first lime
in two years to appear In the
playing a retired actress with;
a stage-struck mother. ,:
Constance herself is any-1
thing but retired,
1 "I spent 2;Vi! years touring
with ,'Auntfe'. Mame'.". she
said. "We played every part of
the country except Southern
California. , And I'm on the
alert for a good movie any
time. : , .
Plays Cooking
"Right now, however, there
are three Broadway plays
cooking for me and I will take
the first one ready to go."
She is married to Air Force
Gen. John T. Coulter who Is
stationed in Colorado Springs,
Colo. Connie lives In New
York, which, on the face of
things should make for a
botched-up marriage. " "
"I've been married enough
times to know a good one
when I sea one," 'she laughed.
We have an ideal marriage.
Jolih is delighted that I'm ton
tinning my career, When I'm
in New. York I commute to. see
him in Colorado. And when
on the road he flies to
meet m."
The blonde veteran of hun
dreds of films and TV shows
said she wouldn't trade her
current way of life for the old
f"'Ann Sothern Show" on TVY! glamour days in Hollywo6df,
Oregon Supreme
Court
Decisions
V Salem-IUPll-The Oregon Su
preme Court ruled Wednes
. day that Multnomah County
'Circuit Court floes have jur
isdiction in a labor- suit seek
ing to require Harvey Alumir
num Co. to use a union hiring
hall in Portland. , .
The doclsioni written by
Chief Justice 'William McAl
lister, reversed Judge Alfred
T. Sulmoncttl who had Issued
.an order dismissing the com
"plaint on grounds of lack ot
Jurisdiction.
.' Tho fnmnlulni ujnfl fllnH w
international Longshoremen's
and Warehousemen's Union
against Harvey. -
Questions Involved
The questions involved in
the union's appeal were
whether federal law vested
exclusive jurisdiction in the
federal courts and whether
the hiring hall agreement is
illegal. .
McAllister said state and
federal jurisdiction Is concur
rent and there was nothing
In the union's complaint to
suggest thai the contract in
volved is illegal.
' A third question in the ap
peal was whether the union
may maintain a class or rep
resentative suit. The court
said a class suit is authorized
when the question is one of a
common or general Interest to
many persons.
Commission Upheld
' The court upheld the Stale
Tax Commission in its contcn-
lion r that .Jand 'leased under
the. ..federal'. TaVlor Grafcing
Act '"Is subject -oVad: valorem
'tnxntlnrv.
The .test case' .was filed-by
a' ran,chet,-Nllea' P. Sproul,
and-brant r- iCounty ' Clriult
Judge.' : H,'.:HoweIl affirmed
Sproul. The Grant county as
sessor and the '-'fax Commis
sion appealed. ; j ; .. .
. The decision ,was written by
Justice. Kenneth-; O Connell.
MultnomalVqouhty's regula
tion that a subdlvldcr must
pay $37.50 a lot Into a park
fund is unconstitutional, the
Court held.
Crawford Reversed '
The decision by Justice Al
fred T. Goodwin reversed
Multnomah County Circuit
Judge James W.. Crawford.
Dwlghl. E. Haugcn had ap
pealed his case against Coun
ty Commissioner James Glea-
son. A refund for Haugen was
ordered. ..-
Goodwin said the specific
Issue was whether the county
could charge a subdivides in
addition to all inspection and
filing fees, a separate fee for
Die purpose of fattening the
c o mi ty ' s park acquisition
fund. ' '. .
Goodwin Wrote that the de
cision to seek money to buy
oilier land "took, the county
Into the borderland area be
tween the police- power and
the power to tax." .
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