TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1950
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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1950 Figure Unfit For Flapper Beauty Expert Delafield Says
New York—(U.P.)—Today's woman had better forget the "flapper" look.
Besides, the men don't like it.
Her feet are too big; her neck is too long; her hips are too wide,
and her shoulders are too square.
So advised beauty expert Ann◊
Delafalo Today. |
Miss Delafield, director of the Richard Hudnut Beauty salon and the Du Barry Success school, said the flapper era fad of the 1920's was becoming "rampant." She said 80 of every 100 women had succured to the boyish figure and the mannish hairo.
That, she said, is bad.
"In the first place," she said, "the woman of today cannot hope to look like the flapper of the 20's. They are dainty, small-boned. Today's woman is much bigger. The women of the 20's looked horrible through. Today, with bigger feet, legs, shoulders, burs and a longer neck, she looks worse.
"Once women start looking like men, they start acting like them. They select manish looking suits, wear nice ties. In short, they lose their femininity."
Miss Delafield, who claimed 1,-
000,000 home course pupils, said she
received hundreds of letters from
husbands throughout the nation,
begging her not to be swayed by the
nurture and not to stick to "curves and
curls."
"The pleas we so strong." Miss Delfaelay said, "that I was prompted to investigate the matter a little further. I polled a score of proponents and learned what they thought the woman of tomorrow should look like."
The men, according to Miss Delafield, said the woman of the future should look like model Pat Reed of Kansas City, who is '56' tall, weighs 135 pounds, has a '35' bust, '29' waist and is '34' at the hips. She also has blue-green eyes and medium-length red hair.
"That's the type of girl I'm going to advocate," Miss Delafield said, "no matter what the fashion experts say. After all, it's more important for women to suit the men than other women."
Turk In Oklahoma Hospital Following Auto Accident
H. C. Turk, instructor in German, is in Stillwater, Okla., recovering from injuries received in an automobile accident Sunday near Stillwater. He was attending the Lutheran Students' conference at Oklahoma A. and M. college.
Mr. Turk will be confined in the Municipal hospital in Stillwater for another two weeks and then will be moved to the Watkins Memorial hospital.
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Miss Mary Lou Redmond, '49, has improved rapidly following a spinal operation the past October. She has been confined to her home at 1144 South Hickory street, Ottawa.
Miss Redmond is able to walk with the aid of a body brace. She wore a body cast for the first few months. She plans to visit friends at the University in March when she will return to the University of Kansas hospital, Kansas City, Kan., for further consultation.
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The campus mailman isn't really a malean because she happens to be a woman.
Mrs. Josie Lee McGhee has been employed by the state for the last seven years as the official mail carrier at K.U. She says she is proud of her job and well pleased with the many daily contacts it affords.
work it requires and I don't have any real complaints," she said as she continued to busily sort mail in the boxes at Lindley hall.
She has a pleasant smile and as cheerful good-morning or hello for most of the people she meets as she makes her daily rounds from building to building and office to office.
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"If you think it is an easy job," Mrs. McGhee said, "you are badly mistaken. It can get to be very tiresome carrying mail twice a day all over the campus, especially on days when there is a large amount of it."
Mrs. McGhee explained that the campus maintains a postal service which operates independently of the federal system which has an office in the basement of Strong hall. The letters she carries do not require any postage and are distributed only between individuals and departments on the campus. Her's is a state civil service job.
"I like it in spite of the amount of
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