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Bethesda Ladies Plan

The Isadlek AUXILIARY OF ffthesoh
Baptist church will meet Thursday
at I2I5 o'clock for potlnek
luncheon. The program at i:3o
o'clock viii have for its theme,
Essentials of Discipleship.' The
subjects of Prayer" "B 81 e
Study" and Visitation" viii be
discussed by Mesdames Louis Daily,
Ray Page and Clarence Johnston.
Mrs. Harold Storm viii be pre-
sented in a vocal selection.
Mrs. Cecil Myers is program
chairman, and Mrs. J. X. Ander-
son Is auxiliary president.
Leaves for Cornish School
Miss Doris Bird, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lake Bird, left sun
day for Seattle. where she VIII
enroll in the Cornish school to do
special work In the art OF radio,
Miss Bird was president OF the
class Of 80 at Lincoln high school.
Prior to her departure. she was
feted at numerous parties, where
she was showered with the good
wishes Of her many friends.
Fife PIT. A. meets Thursday at
3 o'clock in the grade school as
sembly room. Refreshments.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-13

Tacoma Humane society's first
meeting Of year at 8 p. m. Thurs
day at the Y. w. c. A. Mrs. z. L.
clough, president.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29

whole. New York sfiii battles The
tunesmiths Tho town apparently
has s<come too big. too fsnsss-
ticaily varied IN - lsfs - h>
snemofsslssed In melody.
The eash anniversary ~ The
founding ~ the American Society
Of Composers. Authors and Pub
fishers was celebrated IN rrh -
n VAS ak months before the out.
break ef the worid war. that .
little group 81 nine ucn. eofnpsts-
ing five composers. lyrsesst. two
music publishers and . lawyer
Associated largely with the smase-
ment world drew up THO papers for
the organization a. . .pciety which
would protect their interests ard
ihdH1 Of their fsIIuw workers
sga.ns, the wholesale pssstlnx AZ
their work then IN existence.
the moving spirit In the group
Was Victor Herbert Associated
with him In the organization we're
composers Gustav kcrkrr. RAY.
mend Huhbcil. ssivto Helm. tnuis
A Hlrneh. yricsss and iihf~ttist
Glen Marlborough. who had writ
ten tho hcoks az several Herbert
opcr~ttas. music publishers Jay
Witmsrk and George Maxwell
Nathan Rufksn was the lawyer.
OF thu nine only Huhheli and Wit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
Columbus--StilI Mystery
After $50 Yeors

A LMoST four centuries and
" half after his birth, mystery
still shrouds the fun story OF
Christopher Columbus. There Ia
question even as 10 the city OF his
birth, whether or not he was Jew.
ish. where he Is buried.
Spain and Italy still dispute the
honor Of having been the BIRTH
place Of the great navigator. Most
authorities agree he was born in
or around Genoa. Both likewise
dispute his parentage. There Is
evidence In Columbus letters and
in his will. for one thing. that
Jewish blood flowed In his veins.
The place OF his burial. more
over. has troubled scholars for
many years. Some scholars con-
tend the bones OF Columbus rest
in a Cathedral in Seville. Others
contend as vigorously they are
buried today In a small leaden box
in Santo Domingo. This question
arose when the explorer remains
were taken TO Spain century
ago. There Is indication that the
body OF Columbus son was re-
moved instead.
There Is great mystery these
days too about the life Columbus
led, his domestic affairs. Why did
he not marry Beatrik Enriduez
who bore him his second SON
What wa< the state OF his first
marriage?
Even the personal character and
the navigating and executive
ability OF the man lay under aues-
ton today. some claiming he was
dishonest. q poor sailor. a weak
leader. In any event Columbus
lives on. He Is shown above on a
u. S. stamp Of the Columbian
series Of 1923. IS. black. enlarged.
tcopyright. 1912. NLA Service. inep
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29

mark ere living. Tns fnsmeg. ~
inactive ~ . snnHwriter thl1 usoue
famous numnpv was "roce Dutteps
ffy'sl v . m<mhsr ~ A9CAYo
board ~ directnrnI
Ne p~ln - - Tunoe
Many polls have sop>arpd e No.
concerning th~ "npslf fllme - ~
past year. rAse department. eannoe
recall ever having eeen po1 ~ IL
hest snnas for sny year ~ ~
-best" " meant .thoee nnaoo mGge
in favor with the public In fol>evs
ing take top rnnh fus ~ -
year; "A rsshet 4 rAnnes." N
r4-rsn.- Ny 1evefse. ~ -poo1p
stfsa IT pveama"
Were sympncay IN en1Dmaoo
peiied fur their fnvoeses epmQnGo-
tians the ful1ewsnG weUe1 - -
lIhelihoo<i sAuw ~ eusunG ~ G<uo
four selscttouss UeeskovoN'o INA
symphony Trhafeowo1y'e "y0eop
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
PLANE CRASH
HEARING SET
Public Hearing Will
Open on Thursday
in Seattle

Frederick Glass. chief examiner
for the civil aeronautics authority.
announced today public hearing
will open Thursday in Seattle into
the crash Of the Boeing stratoliner
March Is.
Between IS and so lay witnesses
who saw the 33-passenger ship
plunge crafty to the ground near
Alder. Wash, with death to all 10
men aboard, will be subpoenaed
and examined first. Glass said. A
large number of technical witnesses
also Will be called.
Frank Caldwell, chief of the au-
thority's investigating board; Phil
c. Salzman, another air safety in
vestigator and Earl c. Osborn.
aeronauticsl engineer, will act with
Glass as a faet-finding board.
Thomas Hardin. vice chairman
of the safety board, who has been
In Oakland, Calf, the last few
days investigating another airplane
crash. is expected to return to
Seattle in time to attend the
hearing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
Er-LOnd0n Police
Heads Succvnb

LONDON - The death ~ two
former assistant commissioners n
the metropolitan police were an
nounced today. They were Sir
Basil Thompson. II and Frank L.
ID. Elliott, 81
Elliott. while Londons traffic
chief a. Scotland yard for II
years. introduced ons-wsy traffic
and other means Of speeding up
the system
Announcement also vas made
Of the death Saturday Of Henry
Claude Walker. AZ. elevator pio-
neer and former chairman Of Way
goodotis. Ltd He installed lifts IN
Bslmorsl castle and Buckingham
palace for Queen Victoria.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
CITIZENSHIP TO
IS IS GRANTED

Nineteen Pierce county resi-
dents were fuli-fledged American
citizens after an sn-day hearing
Monday before Federal District
Judge Edward r cnshmsn in
Tacoma.
Granted their final papers were;
William Frederick Nolte. eaia 80.
J st. formerly a citizen Of Ger
many: Albert Biixt. ssos Eas,
Fairbanks, Sweden. sserre Nord-
helm. 1911 Market at. Norway:
Constance Lucille Martin. Se7o
Mckinley ave. Norway. hlilds
Ethel Blodgett. 1909 Mckinley
road. Great Britain: William
Lawton. aT2s No. Cheyenne. Great
Britain.
odin Amandus Void. $50
Roosevelt. Norway. Annie Eileen
Morgan Miethke. Route :. Box
is7: stephan MstsScvski. ssas so.
66th. Poland. Roy Melvin Rurk.
Sasi So NJ. Great Britain, Frank
Victor Eshpeter. isis So ]. Great
Britain, Ruth Naomi Thompson.
1917 No. Cakes. Great Britain
Joakim Petmund Anton Kari
Petersen Rlorkevoog, eoap 10.
Puget Sound ave, Norway.
Louis Hale, $40 So. spth. Nor
way. Andrcas Ragnar Olsen Meas.
Route 8. BOX 500. Norway
Albert Swenscn. Route |. BOX
t2t, Gig Harbor. Norway. Lens
Hates Route |, BOX LIS, Buckley.
Poland Ernest Lehman. Route ].
Box TSa ruyallup. Switzerland,
Hedvig Brochncr. Route /. aoS
IS. Olalla
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Gardner Seeks To
Quash Indictment

PORTLAND-Ed~in Hicks. al.
iorney for Roy Gardner. ssid to-
day he would file "a motion within
two or three days' 10 quash the
Indictment against the former
train robber on charges % send
ing obscenity through the mails
Opposing counsel met yesterday
with Federal District Judge James
Alger Fee 10 discuss the dsfensss
request for a bill Of particulars IN
the case
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
Royal Pair Pass
Up Salmon Dishes

OTTAWA, Ont. - King George
and Queen Elizabeth don't like
salmon. kipper or anything tasting
Of lemon. II was disclosed today
Dleticisns u the Canadian Ma
tional and Canadian Pacific rail-
ways. which will cater 10 the king
and queen during their trip To
Canada this summer. received In
structions from Buckingham pa
lace 20 leave those items of their
menus.
They also we're Informed that
the king and queen would not care
for meals Of more than four
co1rseA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
5. 7. KIWANIANS TO
HEAR P. B. HANAWALT

Paul B. Hanawalt superintend-
ent of public schools in Puyallup.
will be the principal speaker at
the dinner-meeting of the South
Tacoma kiwanis club at els p. m.
Wednesday in the Masonic hall at
660l So. Tacoma way Hanawalt's
subject will be mo Hokum."
Presiding will be Amor Stern,
chairman of the clubs attendance
committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
Arab Commander
Killed In Raid

JERUSALEM 4 bdBlrahi m
Hsyebrshlm. regarded a. com
mander- n-chief Of the Arab rebel
lion IN Palestine. Was Killed Mon
day while attempting 10 escape
from British troops and police al
sanoor village. north Of Naolus.
Re had returned from Damascus
Sunday night and was surrounded
in routine search 81 houses In
the village
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29

Red Lion achieved this outstanding
record for Overland IN the Gilmore
Yosemite Run despite snow. rain.
Billiards despite the use of chains
TO negotiate 10y mountain grades It's
an honest. official record made
under rigid AA.A. observation and
rules. A record made by an Efficient
driver using the same Red Lion you
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29

~ ouR0>rF. N0u0tNtefs ASfu04Hft
"Bods and soul" IL HIs Nest Scngl
10 back In New York after .
lengthy sojourn In Hollywood. 4,
More than s2b, 900 copies ~ My
Reverie' have been sold 10 date.
and tidy little fortune Ia being
collected by the pehnsss estate.
Paul whiteman - again put.
ting on weight. Fat becomes
the Dean. just a. ieanness seems
appropriate 10 Hai Kemp Cole
perters slyly-amorous ditty, My
Heart Belongs To Daddy" has been
biue. penciled for radio, The
older generation was reminded ~
q favorite tune OF the rsgtime era.
Smoky Mokss." In the recent pass
ing of its author. Abe Hickman.
No Souss II Hollywood
Hollywood. az the theme Of .
popular song. has yet 10 inspire the
melody men. II Ia AN inexpiicabIe
oversight. As the capital Of CLAM.
our, the fountain head OF youth and
beauty II should have an inslstent
appeal. you'd think. 10 the scnti-
mentailsts of music,
However, when the sonEwriters
want To celebrate . community or
a geographical entity they choose
Broadway or Carolina or the Mis-
assippi or Miami OF San francisco
or the Rio Grsnde.
Broadway. Of course. continues
10 he most honored of all localities
In song. But not New York m q
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Byers and Ccnsuclo kamhols.

In the spring ven would
change TO a black haiku hat.
And In the summer, you might
indulge In attn another straw.
hut still black.
You viii change. in summer 70
black gaharilne sandals and carry
a linen bag.
You might wear ehanols gloves
with the yellow tweed jacket and
natural gloves with the black and
white linens and shantung
Which comes pretty close 10 the
minimum for a whole
years business wardrobe ten cos.
TUNES, less than one n month.
These are by no means stan.
dsrdized wardrobes but they will
give you an idea Of the kind OF
combinations YOU can makcl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29

! Your keynote IL the afternoon
frock. You have found 20 your sor-
row that afternoon dresses are the
hardest to buy.
The shops don't bother with
them much. What they do produce
look ordered for the Social Literary
club in the upstate town that you're
trying to forget.
/ Why Is that
Well. for one thing. that's be-
cause so many Of them are in color.
For Afternoon
We've never vet found anything
as effective for afternoon as black.
So lets see what we can do with
black as basic tone.
Notice. too. that though the re-
ceptionist II n hostess and consc-
quentls supposed to wear afternoon
clothes. she never wears lame. chit
fon. or taffeta In the office.
Satin is different. II is going
about quite informally these DAYS.
SEPTEMBER
Black crepe dress with self frill.
Black crepe skirt. silk jersey
topper.
OCTOBER
Black crepe dress with black
satin bodice.
Add yellow tweed jacket edged
with black.
NOVEMBER
Winter coat (hlackA.
Same dresses as October.
DECEMBER
Nothing new-ssme dresses as
November.
JANUARY
Nothing new-same dresses as
December.
FEBRUARY
Black jacket dress printed in
yellow added to the three you
already have.
MARCH
Spring coat (black).
The four dresses you have will
go under it nicely.
APRIL
Nothing new,
Same dresses as March with
spring coat or tweed jacket
MAY
Use printed jacket dress. Frill
dress
Add black and pink printed cape
dress
CAN these are correct for the
street without coat.
JUNE
Use dresses worn in MAY.
Add black linen coat dress. ecru
lace for warm days at the end of
June).
JULY
Use black linen coat dress.
Add black shantung with pink
belt and jacket
Add black and white printed
linen with black jacket and bolero
sash.
AUGUST
Same as July.
The starred months are the
heavy expense months. After each
we try to tighten your expenses,
though it's heavy going to get
started.
Two TO Start
You have to have two dresses at
the beginning so you can send one
to the cleaners without having TO
go to bed.
The winter coat is the biggest
expense of all, 80 we give you two
months 10 recover from u.
And one month to recover from
the spring coat. Finally, study the
interplay Of color. See how the
dresses all go with the coats,
Notice that jackets and the cape
may be switched around to make
further combinations. That takes
time and thought, but it's just
matter of working it out.
Black Accessories
For accessories. you would wear
a black antelope hat in winter.
and black suede bag, shoes and
gloves.
II you crave color you can wear
a bright scarf at the neck Of your
winter coat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29

EnKland's Celdstresm Guards
hand IL the only band listed Ia date
fer an engagement q, New yers's
Worlds Fair II VIII be heard
daily Al the fair from April 70 -
May - John w. Green. hand.
leader and sonrvriier t"assiy and
Soul. Il Cover the watefffunts }.
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THE EXECUTIVE
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for that matter. men too.
know they have to dress the
part of successful people who
have amassed fortunes and
are merely working for their
health.
However. the problem Of clothes
strikes no one quite so hard a. the
woman executive.
Secretaries can stay behind the
scenes.
Receptionists. like actresses. play
to a new audience every day.
But you. who must meet the
same clients over and over and
impress them With YOUR afflurnce,
YOUR taste. Your knowledge Of fash
ion etiquet. are ON the spot.
Your boss. who can't understand
why his wife spends so much on
clothes. is not likely TO reckon with
your wardrobe when paying your
salary.
Yet. IL you don't dress super
lstively, someone else viii get your
job.
Up Against II
II, as is sometimes tho case, your
job has some connection with fash.
ions, then you're really up against
IL.
You will have 10 sit NJ the
speakers table nj fashion
Iuncheops where YOU are nj
the mercy Of reporters.
They might sneak back TO their
papers in their don't-give.a-damn
clothes and write with glee about
shoemakers' children
We hear a lot about what the
French call compromise" dresses
dresses that can go TO dinner
formally or informally.
But no compromise has yet been
invented for the executive who
must look businesslike at lunch or
tea all In the same costume. for
you never have time TO change.
Is II any wonder that the woman
executive usually studies Vogue
and Harper's Bazaar as diligently
as she does her career?
We worked on this rudimentary
wardrobe for two years, picking
and choosing from costumes worn
by outstandingly smart women.
SEPTEMBER
Black crepe dress with heavy
white lace set in at neck and cuffs.
Black crepe dress with two
toned ribbon outlining the neck.
Fur cape tskunk or molcskin) d.
OCTOBER
Black wool dress with jade wool
bodice and jacket.
Black wool dress with black
satin bodice
Black wool jacket.
NOVEMBER
Both ensembles worn In October
with fur cape.
Black broadcloth suit With Per-
sian.
DECEMBER
Black cloth coat. injured, over
wool and crepe dresses.
JANUARY
Black cloth coat with fur cape
over wool and crepe dresses.
Same as January.
MARCH
Same as December.
APRIL
Same a. November
MAY
Same as October.
JUNE
Black taffeta sui, with white
lingerie blouse.
Black crepe skirt with black
silk topper
This can be printed.
Gray linen crash suit with color
fL! halters.
JULY
Cray and white printed linen
suit. solid gray blouse.
Black linen skirt with natural
linen topper. piped in red
Linen crash suit with varied
blouses
AUGUST
Same as July.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
CHAPTER FORfA-ONE
THE RECEPTI0NIST
Decorative Lady of Big Business

Lots of girls coming to the
big city lament the fact that
every job requires experience.
That's not true.
Receptionists are taken at
their face-and figure-value.
All YOU need to be a receptionist
is a reasonable amount of looks.
perfect grooming. and an impress
sive wardrobe. You don't even have
to know how TO wear clothes In the
way model does.
You're not selling them 10 peo-
pie. A good carriage and the plea
sure you take in your appearance
will be sufficient.
But you'll have TO have a special
wardrobe. not large but correct.
Just what does big business require
of receptionist anyway
You are put in the reception
rooms. You have nothing 10 do but
be affsble and look decorative.
Spreads Itself
Big business spreads itself in its
reception room. An expensive
decor, shaded lamps. your desk, q
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
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