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Show -- 4 i I i i i 12A The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, April 2, 1965 Helena Rubinstein, Queen Of Cosmetics, Dies at 94 27 Fewer Secrets ? Spy Gets Brushoff Four months later, according to the government, he sought to e hand over to the Colgate-Palmoliv- e Co., for $20,000, a budget supplement outlining the 1964-6- 5 marketing strategy of Procter k Gamble for its Crest toothpaste. Colgate agreed to pay, but only after consulting the FBI,. the products manager for a cago concern. Worth came twice as big in total volume as Miss Ardens. "Madame ever Rubinstein, contemptuous of age, had vowed that she never would retire and she never did. She was at the desk of her Fifth Avenue headas 94. Madame Rubinstein, aS she quarters Monday. Tuesday, she was known in more than 100 na- became ill and was taken to tions where her firm operates, New York Hospital, where she had as her lifelong'aim the"be died: Private Funeral stowal upon womanhood of ageless beauty. She once declared: Funeral services will be priNever Look Old vate. She had been a widow her second husband died It is easy in America to envi- since1958. He was a Georgian in woman sion a time when no will Gourielli-Tch-koniever look old, regardless of her prince, Artchil In Madame life, private is age indeed, the time practi- Rubinstein was known as Princally here right now. cess Gourielli. Essentially a skin specialist, Provisions had been made Madame Rubinstein also was s credited through her beauty with shaping ttye American woman to a slimness and trimness which has made her symbolic throughout the world. a Million Asst. U.S. Atty. Leonard J. Theberge told the court Procter k Gamble estimated the Crest budget was worth more than one million dollars to any competitor since it contained highly confidential material on the marketing strategy for the coming year. If you were born Dozen before'1965 . . . Jars dozen I r FINEST NATURAL on WMk Only KNOWN BEAUTY FEEDING i TIME ! 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