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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
NEROZHODUJE, KOL'KO MI
LIONOV MATE.

Ma 4. julia oslavujeme 154. Wy
rocie VyhIasenia Neodvislostl a
narodenie sa naroda.
Zdravie je vas najvacsl maze
tok. Nerozhoduje, kol ko milo
nov by ste mali, bez kyplaceho
zdravia, by ste boil chudobni.
Oslavte kazd6ho roku svoJu
vlastnu neodvislost' prehliadkou
u lekara, Gi su vsetky vase ustro-
ie zdravG. Ziadna investlcia IL
castinach alebo bondoch neprlne-
sic vam vacsie dividendy.
Japonci maju prislovie: "Vse-
tka choroba vstupuje do tela cez
ista''. Bud'te mierni jedenl, pl-
tt faJceni.
Wy akiste date svoJ automobll
prezriet' opravit' garadzovemu
mechanikovi, ktory je takym au-
tomobilovym lekarom. On odstra-
nj sadzu, oprav1 karburator, pre-
sk1ma ozubadliny, ci su daktore
zubv ME vylomene alebo vydrane
a pore, ci osa, prevody, veJar a
! oleiovy system pracuje spravne.
Taxa prehliadka ma konci Sc
zony stoji len maly obnos, a moz-
no usporl vam sto dolarov alebo
Wac reparaciach.
Naiste, vase vnutornostl, ktore
! vas udrzuju pohybe, dellkat'
ne ustroje, su zazracnym stro
ION, a 81 zasluzia, ably boly RAJ
alebo diva razy roku prehllad
mute lekarom, co yam predlzi Il
| vot, lebo vas lekar 1da do dobreht
zdravotneho stavu.
| Ma priklad, 10000 lekarov Y
| vsetkych stran Spojenych 1Stato'
| dobroyolne sa osvedcili mad icl
vlastnymi podpismi, ze Luck,
| Strikes menej drazdia hrdlo, nez
Ii inc cigarette.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
PRVY SLOVENsKY ZVUKOVY
FILM.

AZ dosial' mali SINE slovenske
filmy, ktore ncobycajne majstrov
sky prevadzaly nam zivot sloven-
sk6ho ludu, jeho zvyky obyca-
ie, jeho umenie. V dobrej pamati
.je Plickov film "Po horach, po
dolach", ktorE NAL immortality
iispech. Este behom toEoto roku
ma opat' usilovny K. Plicka, Glen
narodopisn6ho odboru Matice Slo
venskej, natocit' prvy zvukovy
film slovensky, ktoreho DEF by
bol vzaty tiez 70 zivota sloven-
sk6ho dedinskeho l'udu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
NOVINAR ZARABAL 81.
100000 ROCNE

Chicagska policia, ktora vyse-
TRUE smrt' Alfredo Lingle, poll
cajneho reportera "Tribuny", Wy
nasla, ze Lingleho rocne prijmy
"a posledne diva roxy obnasaly
DO 100000, ktore pochadzaly z
graftu. U Tribuny NAL len plat
$65 ma tyzden. Lingle udajne NAL
spojenie gangstermi a polltl-
karmi. Jeden 20 spoloenikov ma
jeho vrazde boil uz chyteny a to-
toznost' druheho je znama.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04

ktorych druhov az vel'mi dobra.
Poptavka po ovocf uz teraz je zna
cna a dociel'uje sa pri uzavier-
kach slusnych Glen. V minulej Sc.
zone vysadilo sa, podl'a odhadu
Slovenskej ovocinarskej spoloc-
nosti, asi stvrt miliona ovocnych
stromkov. u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
KRAJINSKY VYBOR PODPO-
RUE UMENIE.

Slovensky krajinsky vybor ma
sch0dzi 13. j1na odhlasoval pod
poru 10000 kcs Slovenskemu
NarodnGmu divadlu. D'alcj veno-
val 115,OOO Kcs na opravu histo-
rickych 4 umeleckIch pamlatok
ma Slovensku schvalil' usnese-
ME udelit' stipendia podl'a navr-
nov z&stupcov prisIusnycl korpo-
racii. Tiez bo1y schvalene rozpo-
city okresov pre- tento rok a uc-
tovna uzavierka "a rok minulI.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
TRIDsATSTYRI OBETi
BESNOTY.

Nedavno oznacili SINE kuri6z-
ny pr1pad, ktory sa stal karpa-
toruskej obci Negrovce, ned ale
ko Volovoja. Besnotou bolo tam
postihnute % os0b, ktore sa- ma
kazily mliekom krav, pohryze-
nych besnymi psami. 10. jdna bo-
10 ,dopravenych do Pasteurovho
llstavu V Kosiciach novIch "a O.
sob, ktor6 polly mlieko besnych
krav. Sn to zas l'udia Z Negroyiec
a Niznej Kolocavy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
PRIETRl MRACLEN v DOLINE
RIMAVY.

Po ticto dni po>tihnutt bolo o.
bvvatcl'stvo, byvajtIcc dolne
Rimavy, ohromnymi prirtrzaml
mracien. Skody su velkt. Roz-
vodncna ricka Rimava rozhdia
svojp yody nasiroko po roVinarh
znicila skoro cciU jirodu. l'ri
Rimavskej Bam voda pretrhIa
trait.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
PERGLER PRIDE DO AME.
RIKY.

DIR. Karol Pergler, znamy anne
ricky Czech a nateraz poslanec
Mar. shromazdenia Prahe, kto-
.ry nedavno zastal sa Pittsburgh
skej Dohody, ked' ju prezident
Masaryk vyhlasil "a falzum, pr1-
Gle do Spojenych Statov V jill to-
no roku ma letn6 univerzitne pred
nasky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
SLOVENSKA PRODUKCIA
-. OVOCIA.

Podl'a uradnej statistiky urodl
sa ma SIovensku "a rok priemer-
ne 15,426 vagonov rozneho ovo-
cia v -celkovej Gene l79,229,OO
Kts. Podra usudku znalcov je
vsak skutocna ovocna. produkcia
Slovenska asi tax 0 5000 vagonov
este vyssia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
VLCI v SNINSKOM OKRESE.

V noel 3. ma f. j1na roztrhali
Wei ma pastvisku pri obci Tele-
povce male zrieba, a pri obci Vys-
ma JabIonka jedno zrieba dohry-
Eli. V obvode obce Telepovce roz-
trhaIi vlci toho roku uz 20 kusov
dobytka. Obyvatelstvo je znacne
znepokojenG, a boJl sa 0 svoJe
stada, ktor6 sn casto jedinym Je-
no majetkom. DosiaP sa nepoda-
rilo vlkov dopadn1t'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
MELIORACNY SJAZD SLO-
VANSKYCH STATOV.

V TrenGianskych Tepliciach bol
melioracny sjazd zastupcov slo-
vanskych statov, Ia ktorom bolo
usnesenG, utvorit institdciu spo-
luprace slovansk6ho vyskumni-
ctva, ktora by pracovala k hospo-
darskej sucinnosti vsetk!ch slo-
vanskych statov. "A Ii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
FERDIS JURIGA REHABIL1. !.
TOVANY.

Svojho casu Cd vykonavania
knazskych povinnosti suspendo-
vany Dir. FordiS Juriga bol v tych
to dnoch rchabilitovany a na sva-
toduSnG Sviatky odbavoval ko-
stole V Karlovej Vsi pri Brati-
slave bohosluzby.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-07-04
90 NoVYCH sTATNYCE L'U-
DOVYCH sKoL.

Ma schodzke medziministerskeJ
komisie pre- sriad 'ovanie a budo-
vanie narodnych skol na Sloven-
sku 20 6. Juna V min. skolstya
The Washington times., 1930-03-27
When The Feature
Is Shown on Screen

R-K-O-KEITH'S-Evelyn Brent
In Framed. At 1O:45 a. m, las,
$50, 5:45, 7:50 and $50 p. m.
COLUMBIA-Lawrence Tibbett
In 1.-THE Rogue Song" At 1920
a. M, 1920, 3:25, $40, 7:25 and
$3.50 p. m.
EARLE-Helen Kane in person.
On the screen, Oliver Borden N
Hello, Sister" Feature at II
a. M, 1881, 2:25, 4:2O, 5:54, 7:49
and 929 p. m. Kane appearances
at 2:09, 4:04, 1888 and 9:29 p. m.
METROPOLITAN-Nancy Car
roll in Honey" At II a. M,
12:45, 1882, 4:I9, 6:05, 7:45 and
1858 p. m.
FOX-Walter Catlett in Lets
Go Places" At 1909, 2::30, 4:43,
T:45 and 9:58 p. m.
PALACE-Charles Ruggles,
Helen Morgan and Jimmy Dur
ante in "Roadhouse Nights" 1t
1850 a. M, ais, 4:40, 7:S5 and
9:5S p. m. Stage show at las,
2sAO. GAO and 900 p. m.
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

Pleats have been talked about
and accepted for many seasons
and have appeared to be a means
of fullness almost indispensable.
Flares have been growing in popu.
larity since the advent Of the new
silhouette but the challenge has
brought forth a new possibility Of
the pleat. FullneSs Is now &C
complished by a most interesting
array of styles for pleats. Pleat-
ingS have been associated in a
simple manner but in their more
recent introduction are featured
in different widths and lengths,
in clusters that are oftentimes
so intricate in design that they
appear to be appliqued, Sunburst
pleatingS, and godets that ore
pleated to flare. In sheer ma
terialS the impressed pleat, deep
in width, gives length and full.
ness and is extremely popular for
the evening frock.
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

Your Easter Coat Is Smart
If 1t Has A Cape!
Casters just around the corner
now, and everyone'S busy with
the problem of What coat shall
I buy to look smart for Easter
and the spring."
And one of the most popular
answers goes something like this:
Have a coat with fur or with
out, but have it with a CAPE!"
All Paris has agreed that the
cape is an outstanding coat fash
ion. And so Paris proceeds to
design cape-coatS in a thousand
smart ways, and each way is
different. The result is cape-coatS
SO varied, so refreshingly new and
different that you'll wonder.
How can there possibly be so
many models that seem designed
especially for me?"
For instance, there's the half
way-to-the- elbow cape with jaunty
military air, that reminds you
somehow Of Napoleon and Revo-
lutionary days. There's the very
popular divided" cape, neatly
split UP the middle of the back,
so that it flutterS gaily in spring
breezes. There's the cape with
the Scalloped edge, and the cape
with the "saw-tooth" edge that
Chanel is so fond of this spring
There are pointed capeS. one-sided
draped capeS, tiny capes, and
capeS that aren't really capes at
all, but double sleeves that merely
look like capeS when the arms
are held close to the sides. And
then of course there are capeS
with luxurious borders of fluffy
or smooth furs, and capes entirely
of new flat furs.
OF course cape-coats aren't the
only smart type for Easter. But
they're a particularly youthful
type; and when the style Is care
fully chosen, they're becoming to
the not-so-youthful figure!
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

Contrasts continue to be non
chalant. With the excessively
groomed mode the contrasts have
been presenting such individual
and chic combinations, offering
unexpected effects and themes,
until they have gained due popu-
larity.
When RefreShment Time Arrives
ENJOY serving tempting sand
~ wicheS in a convenient fash
ion. The Pastry Shop, located at
8O6 Seventeenth Street, offers a
most original service. There are
many different varieties, creamy
white, dainty and very tasty. For
the hostess with flair for the
unusual the Pastry Shop offers a
solution should the party be a
few guests OF a gathering Of an
organization. These delicious sand
wicheS will be made to order at
forty-five cents per dozen or three
dollars and twenty-five cents per
hundred. Each variety is de-
liciouS and Incompatible. A call
to Metropolitan 1868 will convince
you that the Pastry Shop offers
a most original service. Location
300 Seventeenth Street N. w.
X X X
Fundamental fashions of today
offer a variety most interesting,
there is the already accepted
higher waist line, longer skirts
either flared or pleated-suits
that are strictly tailored or the
clever soft suit, blouses, capeS on
dresses, suits and coats. peplums
on suits and dresses, prints, sheer
materials, tweeds, taffeta and
short wraps for evening wear.
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

There is a new faShioning Of fur
neckwear in the spring mode. A
modern version Of the capelet has
a jaunty air, belonging to the
tailored suit. Being detachable.
they may be worn with several
costumes A new and clever scarf
is the combination of three or four
skins of the smaller animals ar.
ranged in such a manner that o
crossed effect may be given about
the throat with two remaining
ends in tuxedo effect. The throw
scarf has many possibilities and is
flattering and smart.
&%
Very interesting is the fact that
all daytime costumes have a con-
trast feature. In suits the blouse
contrasts with the jacket and
skirt. The dresses, either plain or
printed. show some use Of q con-
trast fabric.
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

Modsh Creations Shown Iovn the LADIES' ATakng Comedy
Society Drama Adapted From the Broadway Stage Success Love You
by William LIE Baron Richard Dix Played the Lead the Original Stage
Success and Repeats the Role the Screen Version Playing Opposite
the Star Lois Wona Her Best Produced With Smarness and Played
With Denes Lov the Ladies' Ideal Motion Picture Entertainment
Rich With Genuine Comedy and Romance. At RKO Keits
Theater, Starting Saturday.
The Washington times., 1930-03-27
New! Interesting! Healthgiving!
The Katherine Neele Health Studio
Suite 500, The Portland Hotel

WHETHER you of the social season" fag
that you carrying flesh or would like to add to
this interesting studio will
refresh nvgorate convince that the treatments given
most of need and that Katherine Neee
radae with personality Her methods
and you will reve surprises awaiting well
treatments which
tng youl enjoy perumed bath and reclining
Katherine Neele Health Studio is
vitng spot and nominal For appointments call
Metro District 8676.
The Washington times., 1930-03-27
Dainty Dress Shobpe
Featuring Sports Coats At = Price
That will Please

That will Please
OPRING is here and it is time
~ to think of the lighter coat
one that can be worn through
out the spring and over light
dresses on chilly summer eve
nings. The Vanity Dress Shoppe,
SGT Fourteenth st. N. W., Ma
tional Press Building, opposite
New Willard Hotel. is showing
lovely models in fur-collared and
sef-trimmed sports coats, the
newest shades and. fabrics
belted and fashioned along the
lines of the new Silhouette
priced at $19.75 and up. These
coats are samples and are real
values at the prices quoted. II
you clip this little article and
present it at the Vanity Dress
Shoppe a rebate Of 81 will be
given on the purchase price OF
any dress or coat.
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

the entertaining and enjoyable films
~ made "Lovin the Ladies', alakng
acclaimed the outstanding
picture gives him the first
he has had in pictures play role he originally created the
from William LIE Baron's Broadway
comedy YOU which Richard Dix starred several
The outstanding
film
original supporting the film
Wilson, Richard DXs
The Washington times., 1930-03-27
ADvERTIsEMEMT
>SY~"'&}% s

Love is bat a magic wand, turning in your hand;
1t shall lead you faithfully, and land.
All Ees crossroads cannot UeI Which the destined trail;
Dreams and lOUe and laughter guides which shall not FAIL
Never path but ends in HOme wh such spells to guide
Take the cOIOred way Of Life in your careless stride;
When the last crOss-rOnd of all bars your wGy wh night
You shall find your dim trail leading into light!
by Faith
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

Mademoisene suits souciancejaunly
for street sports
tailored all in
range appeal. $45 and to $685.
Note-Antcpang the demand for fur scarfs to form the
between chic suits the little
spring, featuring beautiful fox scaS-$95 and
The Washington times., 1930-03-27
ADVERTIsEMENT

SE paths and rGnblack roads, beach that weds the moon,
Mountain track and forest aisle hused green lanes bloom
Take them in your careless strde laughter in your eyes,
When crOssrOud hGs your feet, be both Waned and wse!
If you hold a taisman, you wll knOw your wGy,,
Twist and turn revealed to you, open the day,
Stone nor brambe may pierce dreamprOtected fee
Night shall not obscure your path Ohere the crossroads
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

several silent pictures playing with him again. Allen
comedian
also in important roles
Wilson ntepretS the society girl exceedingly
high standards and youthful freshness
simplicity with smartness accenuae long
associated with this lovely actress Rita La Roys offer
striking contras-her the the stressed
the other hand Renee Macready utrasophscate
victim of perennial boredom See "Lovn the Ladies'
Keiths Theater Starting Saturday
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

There are days that winter
tries to steal from spring. and
days that call you to the out-of-
doors. and for these days on the
edge of the season, q suit Of
brown silk blouse. topped with q
tan wool gabardine coat, is an
extremely smart and practical
costume. Worn with wool stock
ingS and sturdy shoes, one feels
assured of chic as well as COM
fort.
The Standard UphOIStering
Company, Inc, Offers a Complete
Home Decorating Service for
You, Madame!
THIS firm-an accepted instiEu,
= ton for artistic, dependable
and moderate priced works.
showing a splendid aSortm ent
Of materials from which service
able and attractive slip covers
can be made. It is a very easy
matter to select patterns from
the large displays in this shop
and there's definite assurance
OF prompt oeLVery.
Over-Stuffed furniture made to
order is another service featured
by the Standard Upholstering
Company: they viii also remodel
the suite you already have,
furnish your home with shades
ana draperies to blend lin with
the furnishings and offer an ex-
ceptionally efficient service in
cleaning and repairing rugs. 4o3
Eleventh Street N. w. Main 1902.
X + i
Assisting further in the reign
of flares. are the caScading lapels
and peplum trim on the coat Of q
smart three-piece suit. The blouse
is Of silk crepe to match the lining
and can be worn tuck-in fashion
or to form a yoke effect at the
waist of the skirt.
Navy blue is competing with
beige and red for fashions ia
vorite day time color.
Lucien 1elong designs
a scarf for morning
wear of brown antelope
u&S,. with one end passed
|RsS through a slit in the.
other.
8SSRNS X
% 8 Pirate Blue" a shade
%S that actually steals in.
to your fancy for that
smart ensemble that is
. not too tailored.
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

her windows as well eas in the
salon. All of the salient style
points of the season are OBJ
served in the hats shown-that
chic off-the-face, the hats with
the tiny brims and the wider
brims which many find beconl-
ing. Hats that assure beauty OF
entire becomingneSs to every
woman.
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

TN saks modensc Salon there's marvellous showing Of
imported creations French styles adapted to the American
also adaptations of imports in cloth coats ensembles and
taeurs Especially be noted the cloth coats
harbngers of spngwth charming novelty style notes
been beautumodeS
are truly of importance in the wardrobe of Madame ct
The Washington times., 1930-03-27
Ar4%,, ur4z Importer, 1925 Con-
~~O0""@"1 necticut Avenue,
Showing Modish Creations for Spring

LEVER discrimination in buying
OF print ocks shown in the Schwartz shopdainty designs
on rich grounds also striking patterns
Afternoon
ness touches of interesting sleeve treatments
MODEL with that
the Schwartz selections Pricings
FoKS or street show the button peatings
Ge style IRE Teets that make each frok individual Another
choose Especial attention has been given display
mods Tor the Junior miss wearing size IT, priced
at 6 The bolero frock the eton other
youthful styles quality materials Madame and
Mademoisele may shop to advantage here
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

ly'
Trimmings of a conservative
type are returning. Buttons soar
to heights of glory, being featured
on the tailored imports for sports
and daytime costumes. Fash
ioned either Of matching material,
bone or in color contrast, they are
given places on the blouseS, frocks,
suits, coats and as fastenings for
the scarf. These are of medium
size, but few smaller ones are
also noted. The newest note is
the button trimming for evening
wear, fashioned of rhineStoneS,
jeweltinted glass OF pearls are ef.
fective on lace or chiffon frocks.
*
Accessories that will add i'm
measurable to spring chic are a
blouse with brightly printed, silk
envelope bag and scarf to match.
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

A 1urJner al"
vance in t h e
cause of width. is
a b a Iii b u n tai
straw hat, the
two 81 d e s of
which have two
distinct intentions
The brim is drawn
up over the eye
brow in a manner
flattering an d
youthful.
The Washington times., 1930-03-27
az Ml:r,nlo,uoo Typical of the Spring
f'"'"P O0N'0" Mode Are the Bendel
Models Exhibited in This Exclusive
Shop.

graciousy brought forth three
number Of marvellous creations chosen for their
different charm individuality and unmStakabe modShneSS One
6mmed Bendel model panamaaque long side with
brm tied in bow left Smart with all the lovely shine Of
This only of the authentic creations from designers
shown In this shop Alluring models to minds feminine!
Another feature the workrooms efficiency
makers create hat for
service will be glad to
st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1930-03-27
Pauls Inn, 1118 Connecticut Ave.,
Most Interesting in Atmosphere
and Savory Foods.

DELIGHTFUL prepared under the supervision of of
- Washngton's most famous chefs made Pauls
popular choicest of fruits the best cuts Of
vegetables used in preparing the tempting
interesting combination and appealing
appetite that grafng to the most discriminate
found in this inviting Inn luncheon with cafeteria
moderately and delicious dinner with restaurant
had for IS cents Pauls Inn decorated in
with the splendid offered
reasonable makes extremely popular with Wash
ingtonianS who appreciate deectable food
typifies the
ample exigent evening pilot a trim O
that demands for whipcod In clever cutting
The simple gown and upper faStenngS
mouds the figure and spreads sleeves
from the knees in godets Cape of putting
and dip in back and both
in champagne naSoL dress land activities
quality frock Of wool jersey tusSore
The Washington times., 1930-03-27
1143 Connecticut Ave.
DaShinR Models

xA4O NU1AAACCkACuO ANCS
Dashing Models
Imports and
Adaptations of
Imports
Make Memorable
First Showing of
Spring Chapeaux
MISS YOUNG, in her
N1 salon of Styleful
millinery, presents de-
mure and daShing new
creations. She has Just
return ed from New
York. and her clever
discrimination of buy
ing is evidenced by the
:I:Ls- - ~~N@s SNa
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

There is a popular American
expression, enjoyed by all - the
weekend. And acceptable by all
is the tweed ensemble, SO prac-
tical and chic. For motoring, sec
ing new sights and to assume
that "at home" feeling in the
country, there is nothing mo RE
successful than a coat or a wv o.
piece suit of tweed.
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

SmartnesS and quaintness com
bined to give a most charming ef-
feet, fashioned of taffeta an eve
ming frock with a gored circular
skirt joined to the blouse with a
belt, of ankle length and with
tiny puff sleeves, is decollette be-
cause Of a deep ~" back.
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

Many smart summer frocKS will
be of silk shirting. fresh and cool
in one-piece models.
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

For town and country, many
smart women will like the mascu.
line and nautical cut of a double
breasted coat, fashioned slightly
feminine by the fitted waist line
and flare bottom.
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

Well, I'll be seeing you.
The Washington times., 1930-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hammer
stein Dorothy Dalton) return
East in three weeks to remain
until the fall. Then they hit
back West, where iHammerstein
will movieize THE Bird Of Para
disc" with music, composed by
Rudolph Friml.