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The Washington times., 1939-01-02
Italy Has
This to Say

There isn't room in this COL
umn to give the short-sighted
demands of dictators, that
women retire to the kitchen.
But here is what Italy has to
say on the subject, according
to a recent cablegram.
Men must reduce the number
of their women employees to
one for every nine men. The
decree fixes this percentage for
all those jobs not perculiarly
suited to women. which means
the most menial employment.
The Fascists say the law is III
tended to encourage marriage
and the production of children.
The decree continues: "EStab-
lishmentS employing less than
10 men, must employ no women
at ALL" An exception to this
provides that private business
men may employ their own i'm
mediate relatives. 1t leaves un-
touched, for example, the COM
mon practice in Italy of tobac-
conists having their wives wait
on trade.
The Washington times., 1939-01-02

After all the dither anent
lame, brocade, Satins, velvets,
and such, chiffon comes def
initely into the fashion picture.
It is being used for those lovely
waltz frocks that lend such
grace and charm even to the
average figure. White silk chif-
fon with touches of glitter is
becoming almost q uniform, and
The Washington times., 1939-01-02

when the soul
needs to be
strengthened.
With a woman
about to have
a child this
is especially
true, because
W i t in her
she has q Sec
on d oul-
that Of her
unborn child.
I feel that
The Washington times., 1939-01-02
Chiffon Now Back In Fashion Picture

a becoming uniform it is, too!
One lovely frock is made from
is yards of white silk chiffon,
the skirt very full, the bodice
softly draped into a very wide
corselet belt that is made en-
tirely of crystal beads and tiny
rhinestones. Shoulder straps
are rhinestone and crystal bead
bands.
The Washington times., 1939-01-02
Oracle

He who listens to a breeze
Whispering ugh brown
leaved trees
Shall acquire the Delphic art
OF speaking wisdom to mans
heart:
Winterlong his faith shall know
The transiency Of ice and snow.
Harry Elmore Hurd.
The Washington times., 1939-01-02
Studied at
Phillips Memorial

Followed a season at the
Phillips Memorial Gallery here
in Washington, and work at the
Summer School of Modern Art
in Chatham, Mass.
"The idea for going into mu-
scum management really came
to me, Miss Smith said, when
I was studying under c. Law
Watkins, director of Studio
House. Mr.. Watkins outlined for
me jaunts through the museums
of Europe, when I had an oppor-
tunity to observe and note the
methods of management in Eng
land, Norway, Sweden and Den
mark"
In 1888 Miss Smith made a
survey of museums in England,
Scotland, France, Belgium, Hol-
land, Germany, Austria and
Italy.
Managed Gallery
At Studio House
Her first opportunity to &C
tually try what she could do,
came in 1884, when she man
aged Studio House Gallery, an
activity which kept her occupied
until she stepped into the man.
agerial office of our own Modern
Gallery.
The modern gallery under the
expert direction of Mrs. Dwight
Davis and Mrs. George Angus
Garrett has been a sensational
success.
Planning catalogues and an
nouncements to suit the nature
of the exhibit is enc OF the
fascinating things in her pres
ent job, Miss Smith thinks.
She says there's a tremen-
dous inspiration in noting the
type of visitors who drop IN
the gallery. Because of its 10
cation, casual visitors in the
city, business people in an OIL
hour, and the frankly curious
come daily to the gallery.
Asked if her career really aD-
sorbed her life, Miss Smith
said it did, indeed, and more,
too, as there are never enough
hours in the day IN which to
accomplish all the things she
has to do.
The Washington times., 1939-01-02
Priest Came
To Help Her

Well, I did get him, and
brought him back to the home
where the mother and those five
babies lay. Six souls were not
more than a hairSbreadth from
death. Today they are all alive
and healthy. I know that skep-
tics will sneer at this and say,
what could the preacher do?"
But am telling you have
seen. 1 know that they WELD
some power that turns the scales
when those scales are undecided
just what to do. Don't forget
the mind always controls the
body.
I remember, too, In the influ-
enZa epidemic of 1919. had
a huge area of territory to cover,
almost 400 square miles-far
more than I could adequately at
tend to. Once again the religi-
GUS leaders of the communities
came to our aid. Father Sloane
was ministering in the French
community then, and he and I
worked together all the time.
Without his help and co-opera-
tion, many would have died, for
I had 1900 patients. AS it was
only eight didn't recover.
So, you see, when tell the
expectant mother she can get
strength from her religion I
know what I'm talking about.
Remember, too, when your child
is born, the teaching of your
faith to him is more important
than any other education.
The Washington times., 1939-01-02
Beauty Counsel
Beauty Counsel
Exposing the Ears
| |ApprOvedHair Style
By DONNA GRACE

WE WONDER sometimes why there be much say
w about the "up hair style. Certainly it is being worn
and this years contribution from the hair sylists
worthy one too it definitely beautiful coffure for
some There have always been number of girls who
far better looking with this arrangement of the hair they
with pretty little and perfect neck and chin line
The Washington times., 1939-01-02
Seem To Be
Well AWore

These old wives would tell the
super boys a few facts of life,
of which they seem to be totally
unaware, in their Strutting. pos
ing and otherwise playing at
being modern Caesars.
The nice old ladies would tell
them that there is no match
maker on earth like propinquity,
or, as the dictionary defines it,
state of being near"
In overwhelming large num-
bers, young people fall in love
when they see enough of each
other. Offices, factories shops,
offer better opportunities OF
falling in love than meeting
occasionally at dances or other
social functions.
But the dictators of all coun-
tries, in firing women from
jobs, have completely over
looked this fact. They want
mass-marriages, they want citi-
zens, they want soldiers, and
they imagine the best method
to increase their countries
population is to keep women at
home, instead of letting them
go out in the world where
they'll have a chance to meet,
marry and becomes wives and
mothers, though, heaven grant,
that their babies may not grow
up to be the cannon fodder
these dictators are looking for.
The Washington times., 1939-01-02


enough religion taught
nowadays, and we are suffering
for it. Certainly, I am sure
that many an expectant mother
has gotten strength she could
get in no other way by going to
her spiritual advisor for help.
I know this because I have
had such women come to me
for help. I could see that it
wasn't medical or physical help
they wanted, and so have sent
them to their religion for help.
Work Together
For Good of All
You know, the doctor and the
men Of God in the community
work together a great deal more
than most people suppose.
I know that in the community
I have served for many years,
the priests and I have always
worked together, for the French
Canadian population is solidly
Catholic. Many's the time
have stopped at the priests
house on the way to a sick bed.
Not because was asked 10 do
it, mind you, but because I knew
the character and the makeup
of the patient; because I knew
that spiritual peace and happi-
mes would do as much or more
than any medical aid ! could
give to induce recovery.
That, is why on the morning
the quintupletS were born, and
I was fighting to save the life
of the mother, that I hurried
off to Corbell to bring the
priest. I had done all I could
and still her condition was
critical. Then, as I always do,
when the occasion demands, I
went for the priest.
The Washington times., 1939-01-02
CAREERS
CAREERS
She Is
GALLERY
Munger
By BAB LINCOLN

10y 4SG1~ A3SN - SSN
THERE are not many
i women managers of art
galleries. AS far as I know,
Adele Smith is the only one
in Washington. Miss Smith
manages the Gallery OF
Modern Art here and does 1t
very efficiently.
ShoUed Talent
At Early Age
Miss Smith, who had the ex-
treme good fortune to be born in
Burlingame, California, began
making sketches as soon as she
could hold a pencil, so it's small
wonder that one thing led to
another until she found herself
with art for her career.
Even in boarding school In
Palo Alto and at Holton Arms
here in town, Miss Smith stressed
particularly art appreciation
courses, sketching and painting
Painting was her major inter
est while in Stanford University,
and also while attending the
Hopkins Art Institute and the
California School OF Fine Arts
in San Francisco.
The Washington times., 1939-01-02
Foirfux
Women
Should
Decide
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Famous Authority on Prob
lens of Love and Marriage

lens OF Love ana Marriage
CCopyright. 1898. by King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
DEJOICE, girls! Throw
~ your hats up to the
ceiling (if they're down
right hideous models. | hope
they don't come dow
AGAIN.. But whatever may
be your favorite method of
being joyful, show it. show
that you live in these blessed
United States, where women
are women and are per-
mitted to draw pay en-
velopes.
Leading European dictators,
who are giving the world the
filters for fear it may be plunged
into war overnight. would do
well if they'd stop poking out
their chinS. prancing. strutting,
demanding purges, and call into
conference a group of nice old
ladies. These women really
know human nature.
The Washington times., 1939-01-02
Dr. Ddfoe SdYs:
Faith in Religion
| |AidSMOtherGreatlV
By ALLAN R. DAFoE, M. D.


Copyright 9SS by King Features Syndicate,
TNVERY mother will find faith in religion of infinite
u help and comfort during them onths when she is carry
The Washington times., 1939-01-02

FRONT and side UietOS of this charming coiffure
haze the neat brushed back look, retaining
softness becoming to most faces The center picture
shous the ttOo long rolls pulled bit at the top
07ich may be the arrangement for day or evening"
Evening star., 1939-10-15
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

II. ACRES-FOR ESTATE.
No Better Section Now-Future Assured
home on these high rolling Virginia Knolls
Panoramic view beautiful countryside and
Cathedral. Several fine building sites
Partly wooded. Paved road. Priced to sell
$5:500; terms Lincoln S323 Mr. Brooke
before noon, weekdays
Evening star., 1939-10-15
TRAlLERS WANTED.
TIRES FOR SALE.

USED TRAILER, with compartments
about "a IT,: it. 3 in high. Must be reas
Evening star., 1939-10-15
RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME

to start thinking about your next seasons
vacation and week ends. Why not look
Chesapeake Bay. with a view of planning
Tor the II. future; ,s There is no prettier
beautiful all-sand beach. NO MUD Excel
lent paved roads. electricity. telephone, etc.
Choice lots Still available at from sos.
COVE POINT BEACH. CALVERT CO, MD.
Evening star., 1939-10-15

PACkARD 1885 4-door sedan, All con-
oltlon. private owner S425. Emerson 65g5
Evening star., 1939-10-15

LA SALE 1896 5-passenger, 2-door trunk
sedan beige finish, spotless interior all
good tires and q splendid motor. Inspect
this clean car and you will agree it is
unusual value at $425. c. c. C. Guaranty.
Capitol Cadillac Co., 1922 22nd st. NV.
Natl. $500. Open Sun. and eve
Evening star., 1939-10-15

DODGE 1885 de luxe o-dr- trunk sedan
this guaranteed Trew Value. finished in
sn smart IS shiny Jet black is q one owner
pearance is ali that you 1A can ask lha oDr 5nr
asking price is much below the market.
NOW NOW only $3.50. See 1t and you'll buy it.
Motor S Co. l4th st. and Pa. ave. Sc or
Evening star., 1939-10-15

L1NCOLN-ZEPHYR 1885 four-door sedan;
the paint on this car and the interior are
almost as good as the day it rolled from
the showroom. You have to see it to fully
appreciate this value Compare with
others. Liberal trade and easy terms will
make 1t easy for you to buy. Fully guar
anteed. More car for less or no deal
HUI Tibbitts, lila Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1939-10-15

8; unusual condition. $50 radio. fog lights
heater, new battery, skid chains; any
demonstration; S:95: consider cheap car
IN part payment: terms to responsible
party. Can be seen 101 West Saul rd
Chevy Chase. Nd WIS 141S
Evening star., 1939-10-15

LINCOLN 1888 7-pass sedan; mechani-
cally perfect. good tires, clean upholstery;
bargain at only $3.50. ROYAL MOTOR CO,
Randolph 77IO
Evening star., 1939-10-15

LA SALE 1889 convertible club coupe;
actual mileage 1900; radio with hydraulic
aerial; white sidewall tires: like new in
every detail; new-car guarantee; liberal
discount from new-car price; now, Sl.1S7
Mitchell Motor Co.. 1907 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-10-15

L1NCOLN-ZEPHYR 1885 two-door sedan;
four new tires, careful Wardman Park
owner beautiful and Immaculate; $3.50
Evening star., 1939-10-15

DODGE 1887 de luxe 4-dr trunk sedan II
you're looking for car that is safe. de-
penoabie and economical. your search can
Dodge. purchased new and and driven drive 'ordy only
oy the orisinal owner is fully guaranteed
az the low price of S495. Easy terms ar
ranged Call Atlantic 4340 for a demon
Stratlon. The Trew Motor Co. 14th and
Pa ave. Sc. and 1925 14th st n
Evening star., 1939-10-15

FORD 1887 2-dr. trunk sedan. $4,000.
This late model Ford coach is one Of the
most unusual buys we have been able to
offer in some time. With one owner
| history, it has a spotless interior. perfect
paint. and first class mechanical condi-
ton. If you see and drive this car YOU
will want it at once. Call Atlantic 4340
for demonstration or drop in at the Trew
Motor Co.. 1925 14th st. NV. and 14th ST.
and Pa ave
Evening star., 1939-10-15

DODGE 1896 de luxe coupe. fine car In
etfaaa elean appearance and fne rnnnins n cons as
pendability. Equipped with a fine hot
water heater for comfortable winter driy-
tegr,s ing, NOV y, only - S36o Liberal trade and
Motor s6t Co. 14th st. and Pa. ave. Sc. or 1876
Evening star., 1939-10-15

L1NCOLN-ZEPHYR 1887 coupe: this g.
pass, luxurious car has new-car appear
ance and new-car Performance: fully guar
anteed: practically new white sidewall tires;
Sb45; q down, balance Is mos. Can be
seen at Steuart Motor Co. 3rd and H SITS.
Evening star., 1939-10-15

ON THE SEVERN RIVER AT ROUND
Bay, beautiful wooded lot with sandy
beach and spring in front, size about 63x
200 IT. Very secluded Price, $1,000
The furnished cottage adjoining can be
had for S3,000.00. 1t has rooms and
lavatory, about 90 fact of porch and a
garage. electricity and telephone. Not
restricted to Jew or GENTLE.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
17l9 K ST. NV Ma 1166.
Evening star., 1939-10-15

LINCOLN sport phaeton, 7-passenger
splendid condition throughout $4,000
Inquire at Blue Grill 100 Florida ave Nv
t1NCOLN-ZEPHYR 1887 4-dr touring Sc
dan: thoroughly reconditioned: Immaculate
interior and guaranteed to pass any in
Spection More car for less or no deal
Hlll d Ttbbitts 1l14 Vermont ave. NV
Evening star., 1939-10-15

| LA SALE 1887 club coupe; sacrifice; ac-
| cept small amount for equity. take over
payments. Call Michigan s607 between
Evening star., 1939-10-15

| FORD 1888 Tudor trunk sedan: original
| blue hnlsn appears new, tip-top mecnan-
| ically; immaculate inside; . best tires;
| S4io, guaranteed: easy terms. 31uS
| CeorRla ave ".
Evening star., 1939-10-15

MERCURY 1899 coupe sedan; white side
wall tires seat covers. this car cannot be
told from new; Ss45. ROYAL MOTOR CO.
Randolph 17lO
Evening star., 1939-10-15

DODGE 1897 de luxe cdr trunk sedan.
less than market price The District Of
Columbia, title shows that this car was
purchased new and has had only one
owner. There are thousands of trouble-
Tree miles Of transportation left. This
car Is guaranteed to pass D. c. Inspection
grease Jobs. Call Atlantic 434o for a
demonstration. The Trew Motor Co.. I4tf
Evening star., 1939-10-15

HUPMOBILE 1899 Skylark 4-door trunk
sedan 6-cylinder; ultra smart car that
has been used for display purposes only.
never been sold or titled. SS5 push -button
SSadbio b,. white sidewall tires: cost new
antee. Mitchell Motor Co., 1907 l4th
NV Decatur 1852.
Evening star., 1939-10-15

FORD 1887 de luxe "S5" 4-door trunk
sedan. This is one Of the cleanest Trew
Value cars we've had in long time. Our
complete record shows that it was pur-
chased new and was driven only bv the
and has the famous green sticker Our
price has been reduced to S4O9. Liberal
trade and easy terms arranged. Call At
lantic 434O for demonstration or go to
the Trew Motor Co. 14th st. and Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1939-10-15

FORD 1885 Tudor; original black finish,
buiis.in built Ford Phileo 5adio very finest
antee: S3S down $21 20 monthly TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS. l401 r. I. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1939-10-15

DODGE 1887 4-door touring sedan; excel
lent black finish; fine floating power en-
eine; ei; safe hydraulic brakes: 8 very good
otner nne BARGAINS. Drive right in AR
GADE PONTIAC large used car lot at New
Yo1k ave. and Bladensburg I'd. lie. Lincoln
Evening star., 1939-10-15

DODGE 1887 4-door trunk sedan; eoujp-
ped with heater: new appearance and its
performance will please the most exacting
easy terms: 310S Georgia ave o w
Evening star., 1939-10-15

FORD 1884 de luxe Fordor sedan: owned
BY high of6clal OF munitions. mas been
treated as a man of his high standing would
treat car; only SI9y; $40 down
balance Sl4.O0 mo. Logan MOTORS, 2lst
and N Y ave Met oSlS
Evening star., 1939-10-15

'SMOB1LE 1885 touring coupe has had
lul arlving. A bargain at S265. Terms.
ng Motors, 1922 NJ ST nm
Evening star., 1939-10-15

FORD 1888 5-passenger de luxe Tudor
sedan: black finish, spotless interior ex-
cellent tires. Here surely is clean car;
S415. c. c. c. Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac
Co. 1922 22nd st. NV. Natl. $500. Open
Sun and eve
Evening star., 1939-10-15

| DODGE 1897 de luxe 4-door sedan: radio.
lni1as nGafer, ~. beautiful amphihian blue not q
| sui Soi!eo spot IN interior. So perfect we want
penny down, then name your terms. viii
| eve written guarantee and back 1t up
asaH amseaIney Motor. 5013 Conn. ave- NV. Wo
Evening star., 1939-10-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

CHRYSLER 1888 sedan; perfect conditi
new tires; reasonably priced. Call Allan
Evening star., 1939-10-15

FORD 1885 de luxe Fordor trunk: black
baked enamel. cream wheels; dual equip
ment; owned by an elderly lady only
used Sundays and holidays. Clean beyond
comparison, only $3.50: 50 90 down. $500
mo-; no endorsers. Call for demonstra-
Met oSlS
Evening star., 1939-10-15

sedans. six. ard eight cylinders; demon
strators and ofncials' cars; some driven less
IMAM 900 miles: big discounts: new-car
guarantee Pohanka Service. Olds sales
and service since 1923. 1925 goth st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-10-15

5-passenger. 4-door
der; gray paint, spot
tires, splendid motor;
n a clean car; S495,
Capitol Cadillac Co,
Natl. $500. Open
Evening star., 1939-10-15

DODGE 1887 coupe: original finish; SPOT
ieSsIy ei@ ., clean inside and out: smooth-rur-
ouy: 5 best tires smart personal car and
tnrlity for business use: S445: guaran-
tteed: easy terms. LEO ROcCA, Inc. direct
factory Dodse dealer No. N. Y. ave
Evening star., 1939-10-15

CHRYSLER 1887 4-door touring sedan
nne motor. 3 very good tires: immaculate
interior; will give you safe and carefree
values. Drive right in. ARCADE POM
T1Ac large used car lot, New York ave
and BladenSburg I'd. ne. Lincoln S522.
Evening star., 1939-10-15

DODGE 1937 4-door touring sedan, excel
lent black finish. floating power engine
perfect, safe hydraulic brakes. 5 nearly new
tlreS: splendid and economical car reduced
10 $3.50 to sell quickly PACKARD, Gath
and SITS. NV Republic OI45
Evening star., 1939-10-15

CHEVROLET 1887 de luxe 4-door trunk
| sedan; radio. carefully driven by owner ;
sac. 1873. Terms. Call Col. 61S6-M. Dealer
Evening star., 1939-10-15

o-paSsenger coupe;
e black. spotless in
neW-car warranty;
Mcneil, Inc, Automo-
ave. and Albermarle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17

.IR0NICALLY,RA
'DODCES' BLAzES

Forest fires. annual summer
scourge Of the nations timber
lands. burned flerceiy IN scattered
areas n the Pacific Northwest to-
day. but an army ~ 1000 fire
fighters took hope In q change IN
tn. weather which might help
them s,ifis the flames.
Rain arencnsd Puget Sound
areas to-day. but ironically skirtsd
the fire areas eastward IN the
Cascade mountains. However. pa.
trols. freshensd BY 80 additional
ccc youths. we're reported win
ming their battle against one Of
Washington states major con
flsgrztlons in Mt Baker national
forest. Flames had covered 500
acres In Curry Gap.
In Wsnstchee national forest.
where lightning was blamed for 81
fires earlier this week, hopping
up work was IN progress and ths
situation WAS 80 well 10 hand that
200 fire fighters we're released.
However. a score o. other fires
were burning IN Washington ma
tional forests. some Of them un-
controlled. A z30-scrs blaze IN
the Benchmsrk mountain area Of
snoqualmis forest gave consider
able trouble.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17
FETE PROGRAMS
ARE SPLENDID

The souvenir programs for Ia
coma Golden Jubilee celebration
are off the presses and-bluntly-
they're splendid.
The book. 40 pages Of beautiful
photographs of Tacoma and vicin-
fly. many of them in spectacular
color, will be placed on sale Mon
day. with Girl Scouts selling them
On downtown streets.
Sea Scouts will sell the hand
some books at the stadium the
nights Of July 20, Fl and ~, when
the Golden Jubilee pageant. Saga
Of the West" 10 presented. Part
Of the proceeds OF the magazine
sale will be turned over TO The
scouting organizations. The vol
umes win sell AZ IS cents.
To return TO the books them
selves -.
Beginning with an old iitho-
SContinued on Page 5. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17
People In
The News
Governor Warns
Mothers Of Girls
Husband Stands by
Wife Who Killed
DIR. Smith Indicted
On % Counts

Gov. Luren ID. Dickinson, so
yesr-old chief executive of Michi-
gan. warned mothers today that
grave dangers Turk for their daugh-
tiers at high life" social functions.
The governor made his observa-
tons during his recent visit to the
governors conference at Albany,
N. Y. 80.
Robert y. Watson, Canal Zone
surveyor today promised his wife
Eileen his complete support, As
Panama police held her incom-
municado on the accusation that
she shot and killed Madison Love,
80. OF New York and Washington,
for whom she left her husband =. :.
DIR. Louis II. Fiigman. former
president of Montana State Medi-
cal association, died in Helena.
Mont. today Jack Russell.
once known as "the singing cow
boy" today is sought as the slayer
Of william Scott Hamilton, Of
Arkansas City. Kans., he kidnapped
a youth at Kenosha, Wis, last
night and released him here today.
Raymond Hum. 10 year old
Chinese boy. was under police care
today after being rescued from his
home. where his father had kept
him chained to bed to keep him
from running away -.
Don Ramon Arias, former men,
Der of the Panama diplomatic
corps, today denied there was any
mystery connected with $4,000 of
arms and ammunition recently
discovered in Los Angeles ware
house. He said they had ben slated
to be sold to Ecuador and denied
any connection with the arms =.
The smallest of the Dionne quin-
-Marie-is wearing a black
patch over one eye to strengthen
her other eve -.
DIR. James Monroe Smith. for
mer Louisiana State university
president, was indicted on 23
counts of record Justification and
forgery Friday William Win
sted Churchill, who states his age
as 81. received a sentence Of three
years in state prison for obtain
ing money under false pretenses
The sentence was imposed by
Circuit Judge II. ID. Norton at
Medford. Ore.