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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-09
Two Boards to Join
In Pushing Housing

FAIRFAX, Va, April 1.-TWO
groups, the Fairfax County Fed
erai Housing Administration Com
mittee and the Ladies Advisory
Board, have been formed to CO.
perate with the Federal Housing
Administration to give local resi-
dents opportunity for home i'm
provement through the national
housing act.
The administration committee
is composed of County Agent
H. B. Derr, chairman; Albert R.
Sherwood. w. H. Richards, Jo-
seph Cox, Ben F. hewitt. Fred.
erick w. Robinson and Mason
Hirst. The ladies board includes
Mrs. J. B. Davis, Mrs. Mark Tur-
ner and Mrs. Lewis Ferguson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-09

pan. That is why Silver Dust is
on the grocery lists of so many
wise and thrifty housewives.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-09

Cound advice for anyone who
~ hates the job Of washing dish
es. This remarkable new soap
actually makes dish washing a
quicker and easier job than ever
before. Silver Dust dissolves in
stantly at the touch of water.
1t makes such rich and creamy
suds that dirt and grease are
whisked. away in no time. In the
wash tub or washing machine,
Silver Dust is just as great a
time-saver as it is in the dish
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-09
VIEW CLUB
SOON To HEAR
MISS RANKIN
By MARY PADGETT

The Park View Woman's Club
will meet tonight at the home of
Mrs. P. B. Ashburn, 418 Luray Pl.
N. w., with the president, Mrs
Maurice I. Smith, presiding
Delegates to the annual meet
ing Of the District Federation of
Women's Clubs, which will be neld
the second week in May, will be
elected tonight.
Whether the Park View Woman's
Club will have a breakfast 1r a
banquet this year for its annual
social gathering will he decided
at the meeting and plans will be
presented.
Hostesses assisting Mrs. Ash
burn will be Mrs. e. C. Pollard,
Mrs. Max Pollner, Mrs. Delar
Kimball and Miss Edith Shannon.
The philanthropic committee,
Of which Mrs. Aria Morgan is
chairman, is doing splendid wotk
each Friday morning, making
bandageS and dressings at Red
Cross Headquarters. This COM
mittee has also given large num-
Der Of jig7Saw puzzles, many decks
Of playing cards and magazines
to the patients at Walter Reed
Hospital. It is also caring for
needy families in the Park View
community.
Miss jeanette Rankin, former
Representative from Montana,
and the first woman member of
Congress, will speak at meeting
Of the clubs educational commit
tee, Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. L. E. Murray, 1904
Kansas Ave.
Luncheon will be served at 1890
O'Clock by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. p. B. Ashburn, chairman
Of the committee; Mrs. Max Poll
ner Mrs. Aria Morgan, Mrs. Harry
Gutridge and Mrs. Robert JON
Scher.
Proceeds from last months
luncheon Of this group were do
mated to the Weightman School
for Crippled Children.
The bridge section will meet
Tuesday, April 16, with Mrs. l..
z. FELTON,, 614 Rock Greek Church
I'D. Assisting hoStesscs are Mrs.
George w. Evans and Mrs. w. o.
Hancock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-09
Virginia Cow Sets
Production Record

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April
9 (SpeciaD "A new official record
for production has been won by
Patience's Blossom Girl, a COW
owned by Ronald Tree, of Green
wood. At the age of 3 years, this
n m al has produced 1881
pounds of milk and 417.9 pounds
of fat in class ODD. This produc-
ton entities her to entry in the
advanced register of the American
Guernsey Cattle Club.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-09
Norman H. Davis
Excused as Juror

NEW YORK, April 9.-In the
opinion Of Federal Judge Hubert,
Norman H. Davis, ambassador-at-
large, can serve his nation better
in that role than as a Federal
grand juror.
Mr. Davis appeared in Federal
court here, called as a grano
Juror. But he did not stay long.
His relations with the Govern.
ment" were enough to excuse him,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-09
Hearing Scheduled
On Building Code

b ARLINGTON, COURT HOUSE,
Va, April "a public hearing
on the proposed code of ordi-
nances, governing building con-
struction and fire regulations in
Arlington county. will be held
before the building code commits
sion, Wednesday at 8 p. m. at
the court house.
The code will be presented to
the county board at the meeting
April 10.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-09
SUSPECT HELD
IN Staying

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, April
9.-Officials here today we're ques-
tioning a colored man in connec.
ton with the beating and murder
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas
Coleman.
The aged couple were tortured
and then thrown into a well on
their farm.
Two escaped colored convictS
are being sought as principals in
the crime.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-09
Dr.. Kayser to Speak

DR.. Elmer Louis Kayser, pro-
lessor Of history at George Wash
ington University, will speak on
The Peace of Europe" before a
luncheon meeting of the Faculty
Women'S Club of George Wash
ington University, Friday after
noon at o'clock at the Colling.
wood Tea House. DR.. and Mrs.
Kayser will be the guests Of
honor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-09
CLUB LUNCHEON

HERNDON, Va, April 9.-The
Fortnightly Club Of the Herndon
Library will hold spring luncheon
tomorrow at / o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. Arthur Hyde Buell.. Games
will be played after the luncheon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-09
CLUB TO GIVE PLAY

FAIRFAX STATION, Va, April
9.-The Fairfax Station Dramatic
Club will present a three-act play,
MY Wild Irish Rose" tomorrow.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
THIS WEEK
Things to Come
Continued from page seven

closer to him. "Oh why should go on
fencing with you? Don't you see
don't you understand? I'm for you -
if you want me. You big strong thing.
all steel and dignity. NoV - now will
you let me help you?"
They both become aware of a move
ment outside. She recoils quickly. The
door is flung open without ceremony,
and the Boss appears in the doorway.
He is wearing his conception of cere-
monial uniform. In a rough way he has
certain splendor.
Boss: so this is where you arer'
Roxana: II said l should talk to him
and l have"
II told you to leave him alone"
Eyes, and sat up there drinking and
looking as wonderful and powerful as
you could. Rudolf the Victorious!
know - you sent twice to ask Gordon
and his wife to come! So that she
should see you in your glory. And here
am l trying to find out for you what
this black invader means. Do you
think I panied to come and talk to
him - this grey. cold man? While you
are staggering here, more airplanes
are getting ready away there at Basra."
"Basra?"
His headquarters. Have you never
heard of Basra?"
Those are matters for men to talk
about"
Cabal: "Yor lady has been putting
me through a severe cross-examination.
But the gist is - that away there in
Basra the airplanes are rising night
and day like hornets about a hornets
nest. What happens to me here is
small affair. The new world of the
United Armen will get you. You can
almost hear them coming now"
Roxana: Make peace with the air.
men. and let him 60"
Evening star., 1935-10-13

Boss: That means surrender of our
sovereign independence.
Roxana: But others will be COM
ing. More machines and more"
Boss: "And he is here - hostage
for their good behavior. Come, my
lady. An end to this little - diplomatic
excursion of yours"
He holds the door open for her.
Roxana brides. Is about to speak, but
goes out. At the door she turns and
fires parting shot at the Boss: "You
have the subtlety ofa She searches
for a suitable epithet and then jumps
at the word she needs. "Bulltrogr'
When she has gone out of the room.
the Boss turns and comes towards
Cabal. II don't know what she has
been saying to you. Perhaps l don't
care. There's no following her chopping
and changing. But I'm not fool. It's
your world or mine. It's going to be
mine or l die fighting. You are a
hostage. Understand. No one comes
near you. Your friend Gordon will
have to manage without you. And
don't be so sure you'll win. MIR. Wings
over the World"
The following day. Bright daylight
shining into the laboratory of DR..
Harding. Mary leans against the work
bench. and Roxana is talking to her.
Roxana: 1T is not only that want
to protect you from the insults of the
Chief. want to talk to you about this
man Cabal and this Airman's world
they talk about. What is this new
world that is coming? Is it neV world
really? Or only the old world dressed
up in a new way? Do you understand
Cabal? Is he flesh and blood?"
Mary: Hes great man. My father
knew him years ago. My husband wor-
ships him."
Evening star., 1935-10-13
Autumn
by ROBERT NATHAN

Now is the bitter season of the year,
When dying summer brings her fruits to ground,
And all is still; the apple and the pear
Drop in the orchards with drowsy sound.
The grain is stored, the yellow corn is bound,
The dusty bee must travel far and high
Above the rose; and on the bush is found
The broken cobweb and the shrouded Ay
Now is the time to count the harvest in,
The grains and fruits the flowers and the weeds,
Store all, and make them tidy in the bin
For use in winter, or for summers seeds.
But many summer hopes, by man forgot,
Fall now, to lie in darkness and to rot
Evening star., 1935-10-13
October I3, 1895


Love on ice. If this new world -
all airships and science and order -
comes about. what will happen to us
women?"
1--WE shall work like the men,"
Roxana, with infinite contempt:
Men! Sometimes - when think of
lean grim Cabal - believe this world
of yours must come. And then l think
- it can't come. It's dream. It's Just
new lot of men at the top. There will
be wars STILL
Mary, staring in front of her: DO
you really think that war and struggle,
mere chance CLEANS OF happiness. gen.
eral misery. all this squalid divided
world about US; do you think it must
go on forever?'
'You want an impossible world.
You are asking too much from men and
women. You are asking them to want
unnatural things. What do we want?
We women. knowledge, civilization,
the good of mankind? Nonsense! We
want satisfaction. We want glory.
want the glory of being loved - the
glory of being wanted - and the glory
of feeling and looking splendid. Every
man wants the same things - glory!
The glory of being loved. The glory of
bossing things here - the glory of war
and victory. This brave new world of
yours will never come. This wonderful
world Of reason! 1t wouldn't be worth
having il it did come. 1t would be dull
and safe and - oh, dreary! No lovers
- no warriors - no dangers - no ad-
venture"
mo adventure! No glory in helping
to make the world over - anew
Helping. that means helping meni
Why should we work and toll for men?
Let them work and toll for U.S."
But we can work with themr'
And what will they have to work
for, then?"
Greater things"
There's no flavor in those greater
things"
The noise of an airplane is heard
growing rapidly louder. They turn to
the window and look out. They be-
come excited. An airplane is circling
overhead. 1t makes a great old
fashioned roar.
Roxana: Look! It's your Gordon;
he's flying at last"
Gordon in the airplane. at the con-
trols. Behind him sits a rosetted guard.
Everytown is far below. The machine
flies on. The guard taps Gordon's
shoulder, signs for him to return and
presently. finding no response but
cheerful smile. points his pistol. Mu-
tual scrutiny. Guard weakly menacing.
Gordon srniles suddenly. having taken
the measure of his man. The airplane
jerks sharply upwards and the Guard,
no longer pointing his pistol but grip
ping tight, is manifestly scared.
Airplane looping the loop - then
the falling leaf trick. Guard drops the
pistol and grips the side. The airplane
soon flies away over the hills.
A conference room at Basra, rather
like an ultra-modern board room. 1t is
bleakly and nationally furnished. Tele-
phones have been restored to the
world. Through large open window
one sees the great and growing air
drome of Basra with number of air
planes coming and going. Far off there
isagoup of smoking factory chimneys.
A dozen young and middle-aged men
sit at the table. Gordon stands talking
- too excited to sit.
''And so l got away. That is where
you will find Cabal. The Boss of
Everytown is a violent tough - he
may do anything. There is no time to
lose."
middle-aged man: Half squadron
a 10 ready now YO,, oct readv IN on
Evening star., 1935-10-13


stand our imaginations." She stands
up abruptly. "Oh, if l we're a mani
Does any man realize what the life of
a woman is? How trivial we have to
be. We have to please. II we attempt
to take serious share in life, are we
welcomed? Men are so self-satished, so
blind, so limited {. see things hap
pening here! Injustice. Cruelty There
are things l would do to make things
better. am not allowed. have to pre-
tend to be taken up by my dresses.
my jewels, my vanities. make myself
beautiful often with an aching heart
But tell me about yourself -
about that greater world you live in.
Are yon a Boss? You make me afraid
of you. Of the people you came from.
Before you came I felt safe here. .
Nosc - it's all different. What are you
people trying to do to US? What do
you mean to do to this Boss of miner"
The immediate question seems to
be what does he mean to do to me?"
Something foolish and violent -
unless prevent it."
That is how see things"
IF he kills you?''
I'VE shall come here and clean
things up just the same"
But if you are killed - how can
you say Vs2"
''Oh zoe go on. We are taking hold of
things. In science and government -
in the long run - no man is indis-
pensable. The human thing goes on.
We - for ever"
Roxana stands looking at him. He
leans against the table and smiles at
her. Roxana: You are a new sort of
man to me"
mo. A new sort of training. The old
Adam fundamentally"
Roxana: Il suppose at the bottom
of her heart every woman despises a
man she can manage. And all women
despise men who run after women"
You're not by any chance thinking
of the Chief. Where is he tonight"
Drinking and boasting. If l said 1
still love him, it is as one loves a
troublesome child. What am thinking
about is yon And this new world of
yours"
Have men Of your sort no use for
women? Don't you still want the help
of a woman? Don't you see have been
working for you already? have
saved Harding from ill-treatment. 1
got you half released so as to work
with Gordon. may be able at last to
release you altogether. Why do you
despise me?"
Il DOM. despise you. think you are
the most civilized being have met
yet in Everytown.'
More than your friends?"
''Oh, much more"
Roxana is pleased: why don't you
confide in me?"
Cabal looks at her now intently. Is
she trying to find out about his plans
of escape in order to betray him to the
Boss? Or is she propoeing to betray
the Boss to him? Or is she in state of
mixed intrigue, ready to do either and
mainly interested in getting some love-
making going?
He says: And could you really re-
store me to my airplane? Hasn't that
been put out of action"
mo. He wants to use it and doesn't
know how to. No one has touched it.
There it is. With six guards night and
day. Even could not get at that just
now"
Cabal stands up and confronts her:
What are you really proposing to
me?''
Nothing | came to see you. was
interested in you"
"Well?"
"And now find you more interest
ing than ever. A woman loves to help.
Che lives to give I co,ild give so much
Evening star., 1935-10-13
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-05
V(Wv S10rSMQ 4+0t& JV01n I40UM 4edd

his vii delight the soul Of any hild-rerhaps even moe than her Shirley Tempe d%l d.d last Christ ms. These clothes have nothing f the theatrical about them, as night be supposed They are ex- sellently sty-e and suitable for children.
 Cus:nt Styles
 The same feeling that prevails in womens fashions for picture styles finds expression in kid3ics clothes. A leaning toward fitted bod,ces which suggest quaint ba7ques is cne Of the leading tendencies. This fashion is gcod fer gigls from 6 to 12 or 14.
 Nceki.nec Are News
 Take a look at the neckIncs and hen you will sit up and teke no- tice, for there is much d.yersiy V Ie-e. The trend is toward ruffled collars which stand up or out, and form petals for a 1t Q girls flow er-,ike fare. One cf the smartest is d-re win the eel ar in dark
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-05
Easy Lies tue Head that Wems
 the Ne,U Cro,vns This Spring 2
No Certain Rules Indicate that We Are Headed fol
 the Smartest Millinery Season in Years

The fact that there is more var iety in millinery silhouettes proves that fashion is making fast ad- vances. There is no longer any reason for women to rush in and all buy the same type Of hat, be- coming or not. simply because it is the fashion. This year there are enough styles in fashion to elm mate this extremely bad practice.
 High and Low of Crowns
 The high crowd is the most pro nounced fashion Of the moGeat but the little shallow crown is by nc means cut of the picture Tn fact it is reported by milliners who do a large made-to-order bu5ine 5 that their smartest customers are demanding a shallow crown so that they will look different.
 The high crown is not becoming to such a large number of people, so it is great mistake to consider wearing it simply because it is the fashion of the hour. Both modes are distinctly a la mode-so which ever crown you wear, rest easy. for you are very much of Q lady of fashion for spring, 1885.
 Show Your Face
 It looks as though we are going to see faces again this spring, for the off-face mode has caught on tremendously. This line is a more difficult one to wear, and unless one has a faultless brow, it should not be worn. Watch out that the hat you choose in this style is just as becoming from the side anc back as it is in front. These hat; are more difficult to make, ano must be chosen only with the very greatest of care, lest they be no all you want your spring hat to be
 Bonnet Influence
 The most unusual hats out O. Paris are those that take you bacl to little girl days. They are dis tinctly bonnets, and while they ar. very refreshing to see, and flat
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-05
The Younger Set Sets a Pace in
 Spring Fashions

Little girls are not to be outdone when it comes to this fashion game. They have their own design CTS who are working every minute to find smart, new ideas for them. They even have movie reels show ing the very latest in children's clothesl And if that doesn't make Miss 3 to 16 happy, we don't know what will
 Ho.lyw0cd Styles
 Everyone knows that ore Of the best dressed young women in Hol- lywood is Miss Shirley Temple. That lady is not long on years but she certainly is long on fashions. And what she wears, so can a great many of the little girls Of the world. For Shirley's famous dress es and costumes are being copied by aa excellent maker. Naturally
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-04-05
Tue Last Is Not the Least
 Important Note for Spring
Fashion Gives Lift to Feet that Walk; Lift to
 Feet that Dance; and Chic to Every Foot

There is choice with a capital c to the footwear for spring. There is even a wide choice in lasts. Never have there been so many styles, so many feathers, so many fabrics, so many types of heels, so many trims, It is a season for diversity. To buy a whole ward robe of shoes would prove the very best fun of the season.
 Lasts First
 There seems to be a battle be- tween the short and the long. It's going to be a great season for the short vamp as far as the smart young set is concerned. They swear by it, and when it looks well on the foot, and fits equally well, it is certainly happy fashion for it flatters the foot no end It makes it look decidedly smaller.
 In the longer, more conservative vamp. there are very many inno- vations Chief among them are trimmings which are so placed as to make the foot appear long and simmer.
 Much Heel Interest
 There are almost as many heel heights as there are occasions they should be worn The low heel has become so important that we are seeing 1t everywhere. Even on the dance floor. Many of the smartest women wore low heeled sandals for dancing last season, and there is no indication that they intend to give up this highly comfortable and sensible fashion
 But low heels for sports and for walking is where this trend gets it's greatest play. It is seen in moccasin types, in oxfords, ghillies and various sports ties. Many low hee,ed shoes show the built-up over the instep influence, and fasten with buckles.
 The low heel for sportswear and s.reet is definitely in the picture. IL receives its interpretation ia various types Of feathers. Raugh feathers are the prime pal mco.um for their expression.
 Leather Heels Coed
 If your shoe has leather heels it will be that much smarter for spring. And not only smarter, is will stay locking better. For if you are like most women, the spot in your shoe which takes about the most abuse is the heel. IHis alv most impossible to keep heels from scuffling if one leads a hurried active life But the built-up or low leather heel helps you say good- i bye to all that. You will not have to trot all over town to find them either, for all the stores are com scious of their smartness, and they can be found almost everywhere at about every price. 5 i All your old favorites will be trotting around this spring and some new ones are expected to make their bow Kidskin and calf skin are both very much present. And there are more of the grained feathers than have ever been seen