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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

not no much to increase the bed
space that we now have as to make
1t possible for the hospital to func-
ton as 1t should with regard to
clearing the corridors of beds and
affording adequate segregation of
cases. The desired reorganization
of the staff will require making
the services sufficiently attractive
to the staff members to hold them
intact and adequately functioning.
This will depend upon a much
more adequate plant than we now
have, and some considerable in
crease in personnel.
More Executives Needed
II a full time administrator Is
placed in charge of the hospital 1t
will be imperative also for full
time medical director to be placed
and also a part-time roentgeno-
logist. The work of these three
positions is now done by the pres
ent superintendent. 1t is recon-
mended that this change be made.
This has become necessary in order
to maintain recognition by the
American College of Surgeons.
DIR. MacEachern, associate direc-
tor of the American College of
Surgeons, feels that there is suf-
ficient case load at the hospital to
warrant these changes, and has
accordingly requested that they be
made. This contamination would
be a definite step forward in the
development of the hospital. and
would enable 1t to keep pace with
the progress OF modern medicine
and the developments in hospital
appointments and hospital admin
istration.
Reorganization Needs
The following staff organization
is essential to an efficiently admin
istered hospital and for efficient
medical service to the patients:
/. A full-time administrator who
should. preferably, be an M. d.
The duties of this position will
probably not require a full days
time. The hospital Is too small
to require a full-time administrator
who will not practice medicine in
any way. Nevertheless, it Is high
~ desirable to have one person
concentrate upon these executive
duties without dividing his time
and energies with many other
duties, both medical and surgical,
al must the present administrator.
2. A full-time medical director
will be the most responsible serv-
ant to the hospital. He should be
appointed by the medical staff and
be independent of all others. He
should be an able and experienced
surgeon. as well as generally well
informed in every branch of medi-
cine in both its academic and prac-
teal aspects. Such a man must
Of necessity be mature, of long
experience, an executive and tenn
peramentally suited to his many
exacting duties. Such a key man
must be well compensated for full
time duty.
Rotating Staff
5. A rotating staff with chiefs
Of each service, such as surgery,
medicine, obstetrics. oynecology,
orthopedics, pediatrics. etc. The
chief Of service being chosen an
nually and his alternates rotating
quarterly.
4. Additions to the paid staff as
follows: (a) three more internes,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

New Equipment
A recent request by the medical
committee for an estimate of the
needs to bring the present hospi-
tai az 1t stands up to the require
ments of minimum standards was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

Greet Britoin and France ore
military allies, but they're foes
in the fashion world. A fosh-
ion show in New Works British
Empire building introduced
gowns designed by Norman
HortneII, dressmoker to Queen
Elizabeth. His Sweetheart"
evening gown (obove), modelled
by Ethel Mackenzie, is typical
Of their reeol spIendor. It
featured elaborate jeweIed en-
broideY.
If you're not using it, sell it with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

Additional Wings Only One
Part Of Hospital Needs
Equipment Deficiencies Pointed
Out: Reorganization Outlined
a County hos
pa written Burton SUPERINTENDENT Of the nstn-
daily The
BY DIR. BURTON A. BROWN
The rehabilitation needs of the Pierce County hospital
are
l. A construction program, the minimum of which is
two additional wings proposed The nurses home SUPER
residence power house and laundry matters
for the future.
completion of the present staff organization to meet
the functional standards of any large standardized hospital
fulfilling the requirements for scientific and efficient care
Of the sick as outlined in the program of the American
College of Surgeons.
g. Much equipment
a. A considerably increased personnel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

paid Advertisement,
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30
Twelfth Night"
To Be Offered AT
Spelman Nov. 80
ATLANTA. Ga.-(SNS)

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
Coming to the campus OF Spell
man College this weekend is the
Chekhov Theatre Studio of Ridge
field, Connecticut. to perform in
William Shakespeare's immortal
comedy Twelfth Night. The
production will be given in Howe
Memorial Hall on Saturday even
ing, November 80, at 800 o'clock.
Director of these travelling play
ers is Michael Chekov, interna-
tionally famous actor and director
He is a nephew of the celebrated
writer, Anton Chekov, whose play,
1.-The Cherry Orchard was pre-
sented at Spelman College several
seasons ago. Associated with Mr..
Chekov as collaboration for the
Studio is George Shdanoff, who
has earned recognition among the
serious writer's for the English
speakirN. Stage. His adoption Of
1.-The Possessed" was performed on
Broadway last season as Chekhov
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30
lis The Stuffing That Really
GIorifies The Holiday Bird

blend thoroughly. Dry inside tur.
key we'll and stuff
Southern Stuffing: Liver OF tur.
key large sweet potatoes, one
pound chestnutS, one-fourth pouno
one nuts, one-half pound almonds,
che stick cinnamon, twenty cloves,
one-fourth pound butter, one-half
pound English WalnutS.
Put the liver, peeled potatoes and
nuts through the medium knife Of
the food chopper Add pepper, salt,
cinnamon, cloves and butter. Put
into saucepan and cook one-half
hour, stirring frequently Rub inside
of turkey with salt.
If you send your request along
with loose three cent stamp I'll be
glad to send you the Stuffing
recipes that I think you'll want to
file for later on. Address Arden H.
Duane, Associated Negro Press,
35O7 South Parkway, Chicago, Ill.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30
By SUSAN BARDEN
international Illustrated News
Writer

WHEN YOU'RE ready to pack
up and go nome for the holidays,
don't cry because you haven't new
clothes If you are willing to do a
little home work you will have
plenty of time to make some really
smart wardrobe additions.
NOW is the time when fabric
counters are literally bullying with
great abundance and variety of in
expensive, holiday minded fabrics.
And colors run the rainbow gamut
in pastelS and clear shades that
vie with dramatic blacks and
whites.
Rayons in plaids and plains, and
figure -flattering jersey rayons are
practical as well as attractive, and
will certainly keep the total cost
down to a nominal sum You can
learn to do a professional looking
job of dressmaking by spending Just
o few afternoons at your local
sewing center, because nowadays
even the couturier finishes are
easy for beginners to handle with
foolproof sewing machine attach
ments. Details like cording, button
holes and ruffling are as easy as
stitching a straight seam.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30
DeItas Act To
Get More Jobs
For Race Women

WASHINGTON -(ANP)-1n an
effort to secure job opportunities
for trained Negro women in gov
ernmental. private industry and
business positions, Delta Sigma
Theta sorority announced last
week the launching of national
analysis study" of such opportuni-
ties and at the same time make
an effort to improve the oppor-
tunities and conditions under
which many unskilled Negro wom-
en- work whether in domestic serv-
ice or in private industry.
AS part of the program, expert
mental centers are being developed
in the six regions of Delta Sigma
Theta where efforts will be con-
centrated on the promotion and as
sistance of programs.
Included in the program are the
following points: Ito open many
lob opportunities now closed to Ne
gro women; End, to secure increase
representation of Negro women IN
openings already existing and on
public boards, commissions ano
bodies which may affect work op-
portunities for women; 3nd, to
give guidance, encouragement and
assistance for most efficient per-
tormance of young women now
working or preparing for jobs.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30
TO HOLD EXAMS FOR
PHYSICISTS

WASHINGTON-(ANP)- The
following examinations for Physic-
lists of "any specialized branch,
were announced this week by the
U. S. Civil Service Commission:
Principle Physicist, $500 a year;
Senior Physicist, $4,000 year;
Physicist, $500 a year; Associate
Physicist. $4,000 a year, and Assist
ant Physicist. $4,000 a year. Appli-
cation deadline dates are December
1915, and full information may be
obtained at any first or second
class post office.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30

SCRUB AWAY
Many a muddy complexion will
clear up under tie soap and water
treatment which means not only a
thorough scrubbing of the facial
area, but a stimulating securing OF
the entire body surface.
The human hide constantly un-
oergoes process OF decay and
renewal. Dead cells are being shed,
must be washed away. Sweat
glands eXude chemicals that soon
become odorous when left on the
cutaneouS fabric; unless these OBJ
noXious deposits are removed the
flesh will be OF coarse texture,
rough of surface.
Have bath that is worthy OF
the cause. Don't be a hurry girl
who jumps in and leaps out and
believes she has attended to her
hygienic duties.
SALTS SOFTEN WATER
Cosmetics TO, the bath are good
investments. They'll lure away a
Woman's last nickel and S1obodT
is justified in upbraiding her They
impart fragrance and refreShment
Eath salts soften the water, make
the Tubing more thorough ano
cleansing If you aren't fond OF
sitting on crystal lumrB, you can
get powders that are water soften
ers. Have the dusting powder o1
the same scent. If you have the
kind of a skin that throws tant-
runs after soap is used, find a
soothing bath oil to apply after
wards
A nice idea is to wash the face
first, rinse and dry, apply cole
cream lavishly. During the steam
ing warm bath the complexion VIII
be benefited Moist heat and OF
make a grand combination for CIV
ing softness and smoothneSs to the
! complexion. I~
Buy bath towels that are bis
and have them scratchy so they VII
take hold like the pangs of guilty
conscience Give yourself rous-
ing rundown. Have wash cloths
that are large and thick; thin
wash cloth is abomination. Bath
towels of unbleached linen are eX-
pensive but last forever, and alb
sorb water more quickly than cot
ton.
Get the best bath brush you can
tuy. use it vigorously. If you have
MT a shower use spray for rinslng
Don't forget to dry the little pink
toes thoroughly. Moisture between
the toes invites soft cornS to come
along and take UP residence.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30
Arden Duane
Names Variety
For Experimenters
By ARDEN II. DUANE

1t doesn't make whit Of differ
ence whether the choice for the
main dish is turkey, chicken or
duck or what have you it takes On
an extra fillip by the addition Of a
Eavory stuffing.
Personally, L like to vary my
turkey stuffinG from year to year.
I find it lots Of fun to try our
varies of stuffing and a grard way
to find out what the family likes.
Chives-Parsley Stuffing: One
half cup butte1, one and one-half
teaspoons sage. one and one-half
teaspoons thyme, one teaspoon
salt, one-half teaspoon pepper,
one. half cup minced parsley, one"
half cup minced chives, two quarts
soft bread crumbs.
Melt butter in large skillet. Add
seasonings, cook two or three min
utes. Add parsley, chives and bread
crumbs, mix thoroughly. If turkey
is stuffed before it is to be cooked,
make sure stuffing is cold before
filling turkey. Recipe sufficient for
ten-pound turkey.
Chestnut StUffing: Shell and
blanch three cups fine French or
italian chestnuts' Cook in boiling
salted water until soft. Drain and
mash through potato ricer, Add
ene-fourth cur butter, one tea
spoon salt, a few grains pepper
and one-fourth cup sweet cream.
Mix we'll and add one cup cracker
crumbs mixed with one-fourth cup
butter
Walnut Stufting: One onion, two
tablespoons butter, two and one
half cups soft bread crumbs, two
thirds cup chopped walnuts. one
eighth teaspoon thyme, one
fourth cup boiling water, one-half
teaspoon salt, few grains pepper.
Fry onion in butter until a deli
cate brown, add crumbs, walnuts,
thyme. water, salt and pepper.
Mix thoroughly.
Germ and Green-Pepper STUFF
fling: Three-fourth's cup minced
onion. one-hah cup melted short
eningp one-half PUP chopped
celery. oNe-half cup chopped
half teaspoon sage, one-elghth
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30
Colors, Materials
Plentiful This
Time of Year

The planned wardrobe that Will
see you through the holiday sue
cessfully and stand you in gooo
stead the rest of the winter begins
with that born traveller, the two
piece suit dress, with plain jacket
top and plaid skirt.
BEIGE DRESS DISTINCTIVE
Your arrival will be marked with
distinction when you change into
the beige daytime dress, a distant
cousin of the old shirtwaist uni
form you know so well This pat
tern calls for soft, gathered de-
tails that emphasize curves and
chow off every type of figure to
great advantage. For instance, the
little eather-clusters below the
shoulder yoke are as easy as chilos
plav if you use the gathering foot
in your sewing machine attachment
kit.
Whether it's tea or theater in the
afternoon, your deftly draped black
rayon Jersey dress will lead the
fashion parade. Gathered interest
is centered in the front, completely
surrounding a diamond-shaped bo-
dice insert. Interest in the gath
cred motif at front is further
dramatized by plain below-elboW
length sleeves, a simple high col
laylesss neckline, and a sleek skirt
that releases controlled fullness
below a stitched-down inverted
pleat.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30
STYLE FIRSTS
NAis+M%*1 j
WARDROBE FOR GIRL OR
BOY DOLL

WARDROBE FOR GIRL OR
BOY DOLL
Christmas ahoy! And what could
make more wonderful gift for
youngster than this adorable doll
wardl obe-so gay and original. It's
Pattern 258, design by Claire Til
den, and each garment is so simple
that even the most timid amateur
will have no difficulty in it's max
ing. In fact, this style would be
perfect first sewing lesson for
older sister. The impudent little
sailor costume is suitable for either
a hoy or girl doll. It's cut in just
few pieces, with jaunty, button
trimmed trousers, blouse that
may have contrast used for its
lacings and braidtrimmed collar,
and a real "gob" cap. For "dress-
up, there's a party frock which
would look bewitching in taffeta or
organdy, with a lace and-bow trim
med yoke and matching, ruffle-
edged hat. The sweetest of night
gowns, cut from the same pattern
as the frock, together with dainty
panties, complete this captivating
doll wardrobe Remnants from your
own dressmaking or scraps from
the chiloren's outgrown clothing
will be sufficient fabric for these
small pieces. Here IS gift that's
high in joy giving, but very low in
cost
Pattern 258 is cut for dolls meas
uring IA, 16, 18, 20 and % inches.
For individual yardages see pat
tern.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS Q5c) in
coins for this pattern. WRITE
CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, AD-
DRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
Send orders to SCOTT NEWS
PAPER SYNDICATE Pattern De-
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30

teagpoon thyme, three and one
half cups stale bread crumbs, one
and one-half teaspoons salt, one
eighth teaspoon pepper.
Saute onions, green pepper and
celery in a little melted shortening
until soft but now Drowned COM
bine all ingredients and mix we'll.
Dry turkey we'll inside and stuff
Celery, Olive and Brazil Nut
Stuffing: One and .one-half cups
chopped celery, one-half cup chop
ped olives (,raineO five cups soft
bread crumbs, one and one-half
teaspoons salt, one teaspoon poul-
try seasoning, one tablespoon graf
ed onion, one-fourth teaspoon
paprika, one-fourth teaspoon pep
per, six tablespoons melted shorten
ing, three-fourth cup chopped Bra
zil nuts, on cup hot water or
stock.
Melt all the ingredients and
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30
Sue
CeQf

Dear Sue
L am not denying that he mis-
treated me while we were friends,
but I love him and want him back.
l was his steady girlfriend for four
years. I don't seem to be happy
even though 1 have another friend
now who seems to care lots for
me-
The one love began drinking
and running around so we decided
to quit. He calls me or comes to
see me occasionally. I miss him SO
much.
What do you think | should do
about him?
Baby.
If he has not been drinking and
running around all of the time, you
may be able to get him to settle
down if you tell him how much you
care about his we'll being. Even II
he has, talk with him and try to
show him where he is losing you
after your long friendship. You
ought to have some influence over
him, if he cares anything 1or you.
If your love cannot make into him
the kind of man you woGld want to
marry, you may as we'll give him
up now before it is too late.
Dear Sue Leaf.
Seeing your column in our news
paper, became very much inter-
ested. 1 am a lonesome widow and
7 wondered if you. would help me
get correspondence. l live in a
small place, am 60 years old, S
it. 2 inches tall, grey hair, high
! yellow. look very nice in my clothes,
have good health and a consistent
church worker I have a good edu-
cation and a good disposition.
I would like to correspond with
a man between SO and 10 years OF
age with ligh1 complexion or
brownskin and having some degree
of education, style and Methodist,
in good health and congenial.
Hoping you can help me find
such a person, ! am,
Marie.
Lonesome widOwers, fitting Ma
rie's description, can get in touch
with her through this column. ad-
dress at the bottom.
(MORE, already set)
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30

Do you suffer periodically from
headaches, nervousness, irritable
ity, cramp-ike pain?
If so, here's good news! These
may be symptoms of FUNCTIONAL
DYSMENORRHEA due to malnu
triton, often helped by CARDUI.
CARDUl usually increases appe-
tite and the flow of gastric juice,
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30
"Bui|d-U !" For Women
He|ps Avoid Distress

50 aids digestion and helps build up
strength, energy, physical resist
ance. Result for many is LESS
periodic distress. Or you may find
this also helps ease your periodic
discomfort: Take CARDUI a few
days before and during "the time" >"
Over so years of use and POPULAR
ty invite your confidence in CAR
DUI.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30
You Can Do 4 Little Homework
And Be Ready For The Holidays

For evening splendor the gown
pictured is a great favorite. 1t is
made of misty blue rayon jersey
that molds the figure in draped and
fluid lines
These three fashions will turn
your Christmas visit into sue
cess story, and you'll revel- in your
sewing achievement when you real
ize that you haven't burdened your
budget a bit.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30
Get Dippy On The Subject Of Daily
Bath To Obtain Freshness Of Skin
|Ducking Rouses Up
Roses|nTheCheeks
By HELEN JAMESON
distributed by King Features Syndicate,

ARE YOU DIPPY on the subject Of bathing? Do you
owe to foam up grand ather and give yourself good
couring, recne in water and yodel joyousy? If
obeyng the first law of beauty which is cleanliness
Find the girl who would rather miss her breakfast than
rspness of May morning Nothing like duckng to rouse
roses in the cheeks put starust in the soul orbs and
O make cne feel equal to the activities
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30
HOTEL MACK
80 Tourist & Transit Rooms 81 Up.
54S Bedford Pl., N. f. We. 1921.
Atlanta, Georgia. Free Parking.
A MARVELLOUS DrsCOyERY,,

CHRISTIAN AGENTS WANTED!! To
Sell the Worlds Famous Cow Boy Min
eral, an Iron Tonic and Astringent TAX.
ing the country nv storm. Used and
recommended by thousands OF satisfied
users. Send one dollar (S1 .OO) today for
five (5) weeks supply. The Original
Mineral Distributed bv, Teague's Min
eral Products. p. o. Box 264, Union
South Carolina.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30

Send your problems of every
day life to SUE LEAF, SNS, 21O
Auburn Avenue, Me- Atlanta,
Ga. All letters will be held
confidential and names Withheld.
NO PERSONAL REPLIES.
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30
DO YOU KNOW

How High John the Con.
queror is used?
How Low John the Con.
queror is used?
Which root is often carr
ried by people who wish
to attract the opposite
sex?
How DEVILS Shoestring-
Success Incense-and
Lovers Oil are usedY
How to fix and consecrate
Candles and Talismans ?
How to use Amounting
Oils?
How to use Herb Baths
and Oil Baths ?
Which psalms to say with
certain 0ils1
The Phoenix index., 1940-11-30
uIl8IXT1EHxTET1d:G1
HtfT1x1AIllK1Ii
LEGENDS Of INCENSE
HERB and OIL MAGIC

From the beginning Of
time, oils, incenses. roots.
and herbs have been used
in various forms of spirit
ualism-to aid and to in
woke natural and super
natural forces. The Egyp-
tians, Hindus. Buddhists.
Hebrews. and Brahmans
all knew of the alleged
POWER of occult aids
such as these.
The author spent years
investigating thousands of
occult preparations. He
found. how the masters
used certain oils. roots.
and herbs. He recorded all
these secrets. legends, and
w-fOr the first tinne--of-
La gaceta., 1940-05-23

de eliminar. los Gemanes han
ecnstrufdo motores y naquinas
de vapor que son silenciosos,
puea no necesitan es1capes. Has
ia los motores de escape pueden
ser considerablemente Tsordos'.
En- los Estados Unidos Sc prob6
on 1882 un motor equipado con
un amortiguador de sonido que
shenciaba ell 70 por ciento del
ruidc, y en- 1885 corrieron ru-
mores en- la Gran Bretaha de
que los motores de todos los a.
viones militares estarfan en- 10
adelante equipados con un arte-
facto que los haria inaudibles a
una altura de 1,50O pies.
(Comtinuard).
La gaceta., 1940-05-23
'GIILETE AlBOGA POR UNA
LIGA DE NACIONES Anne
RICANAS

Washington, mayo 23.-El Sc
nador democratic Gillette, de To-
wa, abog6 hoy por la formation
de una Liga de Naciones de A
merica, con ell fin de coordinar
las defensas en- este hemisferio.
Gillette, enemigo del "Nue-
vo Trato'', dice que la norma de
"Buen Vecino" debe convertir-
Sc en- algo de tangible beneficio
militar para las naciones de es
tie hemisferiO.
Opuesto a las Alianzas per-
nantes, Ell senador Austin, re-
publicano de Vermont, favorece
la concentration de alianzas
temporales dictadas por intere-
ses y peligros comunes.
La gaceta., 1940-05-23
Armas Fantastcas del Porvenir


de ~asemeiarse a un pendulo que
oscila con su propia frecuencia
espe2dfica de vibraciores. I'm
Impulse irregular communicate a
un p6ndulo act1a como un freno
y puede eventualmente detener
su movimiento. Pero cuando un
pendulo es alcanzado por vibra-
CLONES de la misma frecuencia
que las suyas resulta de clio una
ccndici6n conocida con ell NOM
bre de "vibraciones simpaticas"
y las oscilaciones del pendulo Sc
amplifican mas y mas hasta el
punto de hacerse peligrosas 81 el
prccaso continNda durante alg1n
tempo. Por este es que a las trc
pas en- marcha nunca Sc les per.
mite cruzar un puente andandc
ritmicamente pues, aunque ell
puente este hecho para sOportar
pesos mucho mayores, pudiera
derrumbarse por Ell efectO de-
choque ritmico communicate al
mismo por los pasos cadenciosos
3e la marcha, 81 STU frecuencis
coincidiera casualmente con la
del puente. Toda maquina tiene
SUI frecuencia "critica' que nc
puede excederse con impunidad
En- un ORGANISING compuesto
cada parte vibra con una fire.
cuencia propia mayor que la de
conjunto. En- otras palabras, la'
particulas mas diminutas de lo'
euerpos vivos e inanimados, la'
celulas Y atomos, oscilan con III
ritmo que no puede acelerars'
so pena de destruction. Durantt
un experiments, una viga de a
Zero hacha para sostener un pc
so de cast $4,000 libras, fue obi
gada a derrumbarse bajo uni
La gaceta., 1940-05-23
LOS ~UBUICA APO.
YAM AL PRESIDENTE

Washington, mayo 23.-Lot
republicanos de la Camara Sc
expreSaron hoy a favor del plan
del presidente Roosevelt pasan-
do ell negociado de immigration
desde la secretaria de trabajo a
la de justicia.
Esp6rase realiza rel Gambia
en- 10 dias o dos semanas.
Una mayoria abrumadora en-
viara la ley al senado.
Ell gobierno realiza ell peligro
de una 'quinta columna" y Sc
propone actuar con la mayor E.
nergia.