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Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1968 Griffin Daily News
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’Hie 1969 Cadillac is dramatically restyled to look lower, wider and longer. The
Fleetwood Brougham (top) shows the new dual horizontal head lamps and the combined
parking and cornering lights wrapped around the leading edge of the front fender. The
familiar cross-hatch grille features horizontal and vertical bars in a “floating fin” effect.
The ultimate in luxury personal cars, the Cadillac Eldorado, (bottom) features styling
changes while continuing the strong character lines popularized by two successful years of
production and sales. A new finely textured grille bears a family resemblance because of
the cross-hatch theme. Elegant new wheel discs add distinction to the side view.
Among the convenience and safety related improvements are: a new seat belt system
with automatic adjustors; a new Dual Comfort seat, that allows the driver's seat to be
adjusted separately from the passenger’s: and a closed cooling system, with a "closed”
radiator and translucent reservoir permitting visual checking of the fluid level without
exposure to hot coolant
Jet-Set Decorator
Digs Individualism
By AILEEN SNODDY
NEA Home Editor
NEW YORK—(NEA)—Va
lerian Rybar, darling of a
decorator to the jet-set, re
cently completed the mind
boggling job of decorating a
party for 1,300, give or take a
few, titled or bejeweled mem
bers of international-ia.
He and Jean Francois
Daigre (Dior-Paris) staged
the Ball of the Century near
Estoril, Portugal, for Bolivian
tin tycoon Antenor Patino and
his wife. It was a little Sep
tember fete to show off the
Patino’s summer estate,
Quina Patino, to a few friends.
AU the bills aren’t tallied
yet, but knowing estimators
of such galas say the cost
will far outstrip the SIIO,OOO
spent for a debutante’s party
in New Jersey where the
decor also bore Rybar’s
special touches.
When not busy helping the
wealthy entertain, Rybar flies
from city to city, country to
country, supervising the com
pletion of the Jerry Ohrbach
home in California, an indus
trial complex in West Ger
many and a multimillion-dol
lar private country club in
Acapulco, the Tres Vidas en
la Playa. The latter is to be a
spot of earned respite for
“the world’s leading men of
achievement in industry,
business, finance, science
and the arts,” according to a
brochure.
Now all this atmosphere
awash with vermeil, dia
monds, dukes and duchesses
and moneyed Americans,
such as publisher Sam New
house, could toss other deco
rators into tailspins. Espe
cially since Rybar juggles the
many jobs via the airlines.
His travel agent estimates
Rybar travels between 120,-
000 to 150 000 miles a year.
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211 W. Broadway Griffin, Ga. 30223
Tel. 227-2186
Tone home for modem get eppHancee • cooking • Hating • water Mating,
With the pressures of in
numerable projects—from
jewelry design to hotels—it
was surprising to find a rea
sonably calm, articulate man
—not a candidate for a Bel
levue psycho ward—in his New
York office.
Rybar takes a boyish (he’s
40-ish) pleasure in doing some
work for himself. He lived in
servants’ rooms for two years
in his Manhattan apartment
before he found time to dec
orate it. Right now he says,
“I’m like a kid born on the
wrong side of the tracks,
dreaming of what he will put
into his new office here in the
fall.”
His current space bore a
disarray disturbingly familiar
to any woman who is redeco
rating. It had a definite
“can’t make up my mind”
look. The jumbled state made
it difficult to pinpoint the per
sonality seated at a desk
(not his) with a frog’s skele
ton set in a see-through cube
(“definitely not mine”) as an
ornament.
However, his oatmeal silk
suit with levi-style trousers
was a tipoff to his taste for
the well-done avant-garde de
signs that spell individualism.
Unlike many top interior
designers, Rybar did not
major in architecture or de
sign. Yugoslav-born, he
studied law and planned to go
into diplomatic service. In
stead, World War II came
along.
He makes his entrance into
design sound simple: “I came
to the U.S. and worked for
Elizabeht Arden, designing
packages, interiors and some
of her shows. Before then I
didn’t realize that perfumes
and cosmetics had to be
packaged.”
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In reflecting on the major
changes in smart interiors,
Rybar is happy that most
who can afford expensive in
teriors got rid of the idea that
status interiors meant a Louis
XV or XVI commode and at
least one Renoir. “People are
more individualistic,” he
claims. “There Is more con
cern for their own personal
comfort than before.”
“I find that decorating is
an intimate job. Understand
ing and interpreting what peo
ple want is half the secret to
success.”
As a result, he often finds
himself in the unsolicited
role of marriage counselor.
For example, he cites the
case where the wife referred
to “her bedroom” and “his
bedroom” while the husband
discussed decorating in terms
of “our bedroom with the
nursery next door.”
Although society people, he
acknowledges, tend to spend
more money for their deco
rating than others, they redo
their homes less often. The
catch is that if the decorating
whim hits, socialites may
simply do another home or
apartment in a different
mood.
“No matter how rich, how
ever, they don’t throw money
away,” Rybar says. “I don’t
believe in waste, either. If
the feeling is right, I don’t
change things just for the
sake of changing them.”
Personally, Rybar, since his
divorce from the former Ai
leen Guinness, entertains lit
tle at home. He likes elabo
rate surroundings, with a
drawing room, sitting room
for guests and a functional
but sumptuous layout that in
cludes an exercise room and
a sauna.
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Mail Plane
Crashes Near
Way cross Airport
WAYCROSS, Ga. (UPD—Two
Jacksonville, Fla., men on a
mail flight escaped serious in
jury when their twin - engine
Beechcraft airplane crashed ear
ly today at Waycross Airport.
Authorities said the landing
gear on the craft apparently
jmamed, forcing the pilot to
make a crash landing. The
plane’s occupants were identi
fied as George Nikita and Gary
Calhoun, both of Jacksonville.
The plane belonged to Air
Crews and Maintenance Co. of
Jacksonville, which this week
began a mall pickup and deliv
ery service between Jackson
ville and several Georgia cities.
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Corduroy Is Tops in
Styles for the Lads
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oil manner of things. And rugged corduroy outfits
that will be able to take wriggles and twirls,that any
small whirling dervish can give out head up the list
of boys' wear for fall. Plaid corduroy (left) is tailored
into a slick Nehru jacket with brass button closing.
Trim corduroy pants match. The three-piece outfit
(right) has a combination stripe and solid cardigan,
topping a sweater with stripes running around the
neck. It teams up with corduroy pants. These designs
ore by Hi-Line.
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Evert Cadillac has never built one like this!
The craftsmen who engineer and build Cadillacs are ac
customed to creating the finest of motor cars, but they take
special pride in these brilliant 1969 models.
A single glance at this automotive masterpiece reveals
striking poise and beauty, dramatically new, yet unmistak
ably Cadillac. For 1969, Cadillac's traditional dignity is com
plemented by youthful styling unique in the luxury field.
New concepts in comfort and convenience.
The 1969 Cadillac Is completely new inside, with major
innovations In design, convenience and decor. A newly
contoured "control center" Instrument panel makes controls
even more accessible, and virtually surrounds passen
gers with luxurious protection and convenience.
THE NEW 1969 CADILLACS WILL BE ON DISPLAY TOMORROW AT YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER'S
In ’ With the Jumper Set
By HELEN HENNESSY
NEA Women's Editor
NEWYORK—(N E A)—
Jumper jargon is being
spoken in the best of circles,
and it’s more than just talk.
Jumpers are assuming major
status as part of the sport
wear renaissance. One
major sportswear house scores
jumpers so high that it has
over a dozen different styles
scheduled to swing into action.
There are V-neck, low pleat
ed jumpers in wool plaid with
1930 s overtones that are
especially evident when a long
rope of pearls is added to the
costume and knotted low.
Another style has a bias cut
overall-type bib top. The skirt
is flared and easy.
Anyone can enter the fun
and games and wear a
“rompa”— a jumper with a
divided skirt. If jogging is
part of the day’s activities, a
wool flannel or twill “rompa”
is zoned for any current jog
in.
The jumper craze works on
the buddy system which rules
that tops to wear underneath
are of equal importance. First
in line this season are shirts—
the artist’s shirt, the dandy
ruffled shirt and the very im
portant stock-tie shirt. All
come in washable crepe and
in a wide choice of colors.
Leave no stone unturned
and discover other jumpers
that have cinched belts,
suspender tops, hardware zip
pers or suede trim.
A smoother, more responsive engine.
Cadillac's great 472 V-s engine—the largest V-8 ever to
power a production passenger car—ls smoother, quieter
and more responsive. Never before has power been em
ployed so efficiently In the operation of a car and its equip
ment. And for 1969 front disc brakes are provided.
Your judgment is invited.
There are eleven different models of the 1969 Cadillac,
more than Is offered by any other luxury car manufacturer.
Each Is truly a masterpiece from the master craftsmen.
Your authorized Cadillac dealer welcomes your personal
Inspection of this once-ln-a lifetlme motor car. Stop by and
drive one at your earliest opportunity. We think you’ll agree
that this Is the greatest Cadillac ever built
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STEP LIVELY INTO FALL in a wool plaid jumper and
pointed-collar, crepe artist's shirt. The pleated-flounce
jumper (left) is patterned in an overlay plaid. The gay
and spirited pinafore jumper (right) in gray and beige
checks is worn with a crepe ascot shirt with self-ruffle
trim. These designs are from the Separately Yours
collection by Sportempos.