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L= T All B;‘a‘.flches of Labor Department Aid ' In Increasing Employment, Doak Says (Conttnued From Thizd Page) ) . - 8 ens. The Wom- therefore, in its program of making' emplovment safe for women 15 forging a chain of national profits with links comnosed of benefits to ‘women, the family, the home, the com- make available to the workseekers a service which will obviate the necessity of thelr seeking out private agencies and paying to them a fee for work. The aim also is to make available quick- Iy to employers the kind of workers that they need. I think that I may say with the present organization functioning there is today no reason why either an em- THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, existence. It has progressed steadily, and in each succeec?ln‘ year, I believe, it fortifles its place among the out- standing institutions for good in our national life. We of the Labor service are proud of our record and are grate- ful to that humanitarian, President Herbert Hoover, for his Asmpnheuc support of our endeavors. we are grateful to my colleagues in the cabinet for their co-operation, and to the Con- gress for its consideration and assist- ance. A meed of high praise also is due that great body of public-spirited citizens who have alded us in our en- deavor to help the masses of humanity. Personally I am most grateful to the corps of faithful officials and employes D. C, JULY 5, 1931—PART TWO. munity and the Nation. | ployer or employe in this whole land | 0¢™Pg 2f JAETAT DECIEls and, empioya Children’s Welfare Watched. Ineed apply to a private, fee-charging | possible its record of achievement. The Department of Labor looks after agency for a worker or for work. | Their loyalty has been sterling. the welfare of children. Through the | The United States Employment Serv-| Labor and men have been inseparable children’'s charter President Hoover's ice, in co-operation with State, munici- from the beginning and they will be White House Crmference on Child pal and other free employment agencies, | inseparable until the end. A laborless Health and Proteption recognized the ' is in a position to supply workers for all | man is an unhappy man. Man at hts of the chi'd/ as the firs® rights of |places that may be available from coast | times may have thought the compan- g{flrmh\p and fle itself to cer- to coast and from border to border.|fonship irksome, but man once sepa- tain alms for the children of America.| A fair trial of this service, I am sure.|rated from labor learns to know its The necessi*y for local and State-wide will prove its efficiency and justify its | full partnership value. This is a work- child welfars pjggrams was emphati- existence beyond the remotest doubt. |a-day world that we live in and labor cally recognizedthese programs “to be | The record of achievement of thein. The Department of Labor strives responsive 1o a 'Nation-wide service of | Department of Labor, 1 feel sure, jus-|to make congenial the surroundings of general inforrfation, statistics and | tifies its creation and its continuing|man and his age-long comrade, Labor. sclentific resea:s-h.” | — In the Chfidren's Bureau of the United States Department of Labor the Federal Govepnment has an agency which for nerfrly two decades has been giving such sefvice. Mothers in crowded city homes emd isolated rural districts, | teachers, em{:lovers‘ public officials. ex- ecutives anc| staff members of private social agenges have gladly given the information, needed as a basis for more adequate piians for the health and wel- fare of crfldren. Many studies have been made at the request of State and local depattments and agencles. Bulleting and pamphlets have been prepared nd widely distributed. making available ,’m simple language for indi- Vidual mpthers and fathers the most approved/ methods of child care and child training. The bureau’s corre- gpondengp, chiefly with mothers, aver- ages 15.000 letters a month. “T am not just a flppper: I am a mother woke up.” Wrote ome mother in requesting a copy of Uncle Sam's “best sell ‘Infant Care.” It hag been estimated that as a re- sult of the combined efforts of the Childrep’'s Bureau and of many agen- cles, bagh public and private, the infant mortalkty rate in the United States hes been so reduced that more than 122,000 babies survived in 1929 who would have died if the conditions of 20 years 8go had prevailed. More than 220:000 chil- dren are being cared for in their homes under mothers’ pension laws, many of whom would have been separated from their mothers without such aid. Pledges Best Efforts. Optical The present industrial depression Dept. makes us keenly conscious of the dam- age to home life which lack of regu- lar_emplovment brings In addressing the White House Con- ference, President Hoover sajd “These questions of child health and protection are a complicated problem, requiring much learning and much action. ILet no one believe that these are questions which should not stir 8 nation; that they are below the dig- nity of statesmen or governments. 1f we conld have but one generation of roperly born, trained. educated and ealthy children. a thousand other problems of government would vanish." To the attainment of these goals for American childhood I pledge to vou the best efforts of the department over which I preside. There are now signs of improvement in employment conditions. slight in character, of course. and with our em- ployment service arranged as it is there is no reason why every available job cannot be filled. and quickly. if em- ployers and emploves avail themselves of the opportunities offered by this Nation-wide Feder-l servic~. The serv- ice is now in position to invite all to seek advice from its Washington or State office Tt is onlv a few years ago that public employment services came into being. Presents a 10,000 Yd. Purchase of 38¢ to 59 “Hollywood” Wash Fabrics 2/ —July is here again—hot as ever. So keep cool in these sheer cotton . wash fabrics in plain, cross-bar and dimity weaves . . . dots, tiny to huge size flowers, soft water-color pastels, navy and white combina- et vhcie $9- 8 5 tions, also soft focus photo prints. Now you pay only 27¢ a yard for ey . / any of them. Have Your Eyes Examined— - ' * s " & Dr. Wm. DeShazo in Attendance i | 9, Stroet Floor (S vemTishh sad D S Handkerchief Lawns Checker Lawns Twombly Lawns Dotted Voiles and Lawns Hollywood Voiles, Batistes Darby Lawns—Nobby Dimities An Unusual July OPTICAL SPECIAL! Lenses Free With Eyeglass Frames! —Our “St. Regis” frame, with lenses, case and examina- tion of your eyes,this —Bifocals and Tinted Printed Rayon Voiles and Plume Chiffons—Special at —59¢ and 69c values, in exquisite new patterns and colors; 36 and 38 inches wide. i 37c ydu Beautiful New Printed Voiles—Special at 18(3 yd. Rayon Satin Last Year, 59¢ Yard 33c yd. —40 in. wide in pastel and staple shades. —This special purchase presents 25c and 35c printed wash fabrics, at a worth-while saving. Kann's—S8treet Floor. Smart Women Use— Aliece Corry Specific Skin Treatments Not in Years Have We Offered Such an Unusual Sale of Summer Silks with so many rock-bottom Prices! “Mallinson’s” Plain Silk Shantung, 35-in “Mallinson’s” Embroidered Silk Shantung, 35-in. “Eagles” Printed Silk Chiffon, 39-in Few indeed are the fortunate women who can think only of keeping themselves radiantly beautiful. They are stern judges of cosmetic values. They demand unfailing results in their quest for skins of silken sheen. A few States and a few communities : Never would they trust their cherished complexions lacement work, either H 2 & i ormens, Tectkers & to cure-all cosmetics. They choose a specific skin places of employment or by putting em- treatment—especially prepared for their particular ployers in touch with men and women type of skin—to insure its petal smoothn who were Inoking for work 5 . 5 ” A hRGeaDene That’s why you'll find an Alice Corry Specifie TERGRENEELT ToPyearskazo SIS Treatment on their Boudoir Table. Federal Government undertook. in a small_way. to aid in the co-ordination ® of public employment agencies and to assist in interstate placem-~t service The appropriations from ti_ - to time were small, but even with the limited W ashable Silk Flat Crepe There Are Five Specific Alice Corry Treatments . ; ¢ - 1. For Normal Skins. funds made available much good was accomplished The last Coogress appropriated the sum of $880,000 for the United States 2. For Dry Skins. 8. For Oily Skins. 4. For Skin Development (For sagging 64c yd. —An sall-silk grade—offered in thirty-five colors and white. “‘Stern’s” Printed Silk Chiffon, 39-in “Elinore” Washable Silk Flat Crepe, 39-in Employment.Service, which now has been reorganized and is functioning most effectively. We have an employment service in each State of the Union and in the District of Columbia. We are doing, our best to co-ordinate all the public r) employment. agencies, State, municipal and all_others of the country, and to = — | ‘museles, crow’s feet, hollow lines, etc). &. For Acne (Pimples). Washable Silk Shantung 49c yd. —Choice of twenty-five Sum- mer shades and white. Washable Silk Jap Pongee 24c¢ yd. —The natural color silk pon- gee—for dresses, blouses and drapes. EO PSR N REFIEE $1.50 to $1.95 Values “Shirley” Printed Silk Crepe, 39-in “Prima Donna” Washable Silk Crepe, 39-in.. .. Plain and Printed Silk Shantung, 33-in Eyelet Silk Shantung, 33-in wenws susrsssess TP PEE VRN . . . oo sv0nwsssn Kann's—S8treet Floor. Pern. AveTighth nd © Se Toilet Goods Department—Street Flooe You Should Use Cuticura Shaving Cream 1. _ Lathers quickly. 2. Softens the beard. 3. Soothes the skin. 4. Your face is left eool, smoothand supple, freefrom any parched feeling. At your dealers or sen 54-In. All-Wool White Coatings —Beautiful white Coatings, including Greponse. basketweae. Matisear, nan- 9 1.49 Yd. nel, etc. $2.00 to $3.00 values. Kann's—Street Floor. “UNIVERSAL” Silver-Plated Tableware the Regular Prices! FRIGIDAIRE JUBILEE Anniversary Gift to All Purchasers . . . t id o receipt of 35c. Warehouse Surplus And Floor Sample “Free—Westinghouse’ Electric And Westinghouse Electrified Sewing Machines Savings 13 to 13! —The machines in this sale are all me- stration of Frigid- chanically perfect. Many are slightly aire lifetime porce- marred. Some in the original cartons. In Bee: ‘bW At many instances the styles are limited. Each machine is fully guaranteed and equipped with a full set of attachments. We men- tion a few of the savings— A Beautiful Topaz Glass Luncheon Set! —See the demon- Regular Delivery Over 100,000 families read The Star ever day. The great ma- jority have the paper delivered Tegularly every evening and Sun- day morning at & cost of 1% cents daily and 5 cents Sunday. If you are mot taking advan- tgge of this regigar ser\'lcxe :Jt lain. this low rate, telc,.none Nation: | 5000 now and service will start withstands hard knocks, scratches, tomorrow. heat, even fire it- HER GOMPLEXIDN I f)elifl" l:::cl?i‘l“ :)l;?;t " : S v’ A g ;“-';:ezlular $220.00 Console 5140.00 COMPLIMENTED Special terms of Mrs.Rardin praises Resinol D e e i Convenient Monthly Payments my son came from the army his ments failed to give good results I treatment helped him, I give itall Floor “Saybrook” Pattern —Your flat table- ware will cost you little if you select it during this sale. Whether you make up an entire set, or add pleces to ‘the set you already hn;:é 50-year guar- 6 Teaspoons—Reg. $3.75 $1.88 6 Dessert Spoons—Reg. $7.50...$3.75 6 Tablespoons—Reg. $7.50. .$3.75 6 Soup Spoons—Reg. $3.75......81.88 6 Coffee Spoons—Reg. $3.75....$1.88 6 Dinner Knives—Reg. $14....$7.00 6 Dinner Knives—Reg. $9 $4.50 6 Dinner Forks—Reg. $7.50.....83.75 6 Dessert Forks—Reg. $7.50 $3.75 6 Salad Forks—Reg. $7.50......83.75 1 Sugar Spoon—Reg. $1.25. .63¢ i ; 1 Butter Knife—Reg. $1.25... i [ xnn‘n'—'rhlrd Floor. Floor Regular Model .. —Regular only— I often wonder how many people on my complexion and it is due to e Buy Now and Get Your Anniversary Gift had him use Resinol Ointment and 9 the praise in the world.” (Signed) $10 DOWN know what a grand soap Resinol Resinol Soap—nothing more.When out. After three different treat- . Resinol Soap and the very first Third Mrs. C.W. Rardin, Zanesville, Ohio You, too, can have a clear,smooth com. Ponn. 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