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Women Are Buying | Small Fur Wraps Year-Round Wear By PAULIN KENNEDY TORONTO (CP)--Furriers are indulging women's craze orm ink. Milady now can buy a small mink item--a boutonniere for suits and dresses--for $4.50. This year furriers say mink is their most salable fur with grey and black lamb running a close second. Women today have gone prac- tical one furrier reported. They get more cape stoles and jackets ause they want to wear then 10 nionths of the year. CAPE STOLE POPULAR Stoles range from $595 to $1,065 Bppoint Social Worker To Head Women's B. Of L. Department OTTAWA (CP)--A women's bur- the trend towards married women eau is a new venture for the fed- | working outsde the home." eral labor department but the sort| Miss Royce, a native of St. of work it will do is as old as| Thomas, Ont., has made this sori women's rights. lof survey before. After she left The bureau was established last | school teaching for social work, year and Miss Marion Royce, a | she went to Washington in 1942 to slim, grey-haired former teacher | ihe wodld YWCA office. One of and social worker, has been named | hor fipst jobs was to study the ef- its first director. She also is the |g is of the Second World War on bureau staff just now. : | the life of women. Miss Royce is responsible for| The world YWCA office was getting the bureau into operation | shifted back.to Geneva following and deciding what sort of projects | the war and Miss Royce, who pre- it will undertake. She says it's too | early to talk much about the bur- retary for the YWCA in Montreal, eau's plans but the first step will | went without it. be a survey of women and .em- | She continued her studies .on viously served as educational sec-| Christmas Shopping Can Be Enjoyable Does the thought of Chistmas shopping send you into a decline? This shouldn't be. Shopping for Christmas can be fun -- if you go about it the right way. Foot doctors -- who get a great | deal of business around this time {of the year -- blame most of the | fatigue suffered by Christmas shop- pers on their feet. The doctors point out that hik- | ing around for five or six miles and that's how much distance you | can cover during a day of Christ- mas buying is hard on your | feet, unless you are wearing the right kind of shoes. | Here are a few simple sug- | gestions, prepared by a leading foot health help to keep you smiling this shop- ping season: For long periods of shopping, wear shoes with medium heels. Make certain that your shoes fit properly and have supple leather uppers and shock - absorbent lea- ther soles. The leather upper, be- ing flexible, will 'give' with your foot at the same time that it pro- vides firm, but not binding support. The leather sole has the a to take the terrific pounding to which feet are subjected during six miles of walking. Check that your shoes fit snug- ly, but not too tightly, at the heel. Shoes that are loose will work a bliser on your heel before you've completed a quarter of your shop- ping. Likewise, if the a is too small and cramps your toes, your feet will be protesting in short or- der. At the Christmas season espec Widow Manages Trucking Business And Rears Family WINNIPEG (CP)--When Fred Johnson died in 1949 he left his widow, Winnifred, with a handful of problems. She had five children to care for, a home to manage and a thriving trucking business with no one at the helm. Mrs. Johnson surmounted them all, and today the 49-year-old Eng- lishwoman operates a trucking business between here and Por- tage La Prairie, 40 miles west She still keeps house for three of her children--David, 19, Joan, 17, and Brian, 10. But for most of the day she's at her Winnipeg of- tive, rough-and-thumble sort of | business." I "But looking back I can't really | regret my decision, Frank nad | worked so hard at the job. You couldn't see 20 years of a man's life go up in smoke, could you? "The boys were wonderful. I could never have managed without them. They seemed to grow over- night." A SUBTLE BLOOM As always, New York women use less rouge than most. But what's used is done beautifully, A new formula of bloom has one shade lovely for everyone. , , and WIFE PRESERVER Measure knitted garments fore washing and any others like- ly to shrink be stretched later to their original THE DAILY TIMES.GAZETTE, Thursday, December 2, 1954 Never Use Bleach & For Fabric Gloves eq a2 Gan be- so that they may a specially easy blendability so there's never any ugly lines of demarcation, This caution should be obse: washing any fabric glo! never use a bleach, A from possible fabric fa or damage, bleaching may w| en the stitching thread and ei the seams to pop as the h are flexed. WANTEL in authority, which should RR A a fice directing a stafi of five, keep- ing track of the three daily trips to Portage and seeing that the six | trucks are in operation. She has the assistance of two married sons, Stan, 25, who op-| erates the Portage terminal, and oh : | Ron, 23, who works in the Winni-| are getling sheerer | headquarters ployment. women's place in the modern world | ------ inlly th et COMPREHENSIVE STUDY | and wrote a number of articles of i - | ally Joull Jug all sJeather yolk "We should find out what the] interest tb women on economic and home again. She returned in 1952 | Riles re: BW a ' i i is i "ana dng | socis roblems 8 onrecontod | and spent the last tw ear s | Now if your wardrobe doesn't al situation is in Canada regardng social problems. Shé represent f 0 yours as | Non EO a bar Urooie wage rates for women, hether|the world YWCA in dealings with | principal of Moulton College, a Zoot investment pair, 3 they are given equal pay for equal the United Nations Educationa, Toronto girls' school. . - rr -------- work, and their chances of ad- Scientific »gnd Cultural Organiza- A women's bureau was sought | vancement which can Sometimes be | tion, particularly the social com: | for several years by a number of | : ; an even greater problem for wo-| mission and the commission on the | women's organizations in Canada Stockings Next Jost vig - ne Jhat | men workers," she said in an in-| status of women Labor Minister Gregg outlined | every week, it seems! Fuzz-free | ph ; prices this Jear pave ropped | terview, AT MOULTON COLLEGE the general program when he an-|legs are a must; so is shine-free| David is one of the truck drivers lo 3 her osph from Years | «1 am also interested in the eco- _ But Miss Royce's desire to keep nounced last year that it would be|skin. A hand and body lotion dulls| Mrs. Johnson says it's a hard | rice reductions are reflected in | homic and- social implications of |in touch with Canada drew her! established. and smooths in 'business--"a very hard, competi-| lamb which has made a strong| = er comeback. Charcoal grey 'amb coats range from $395 jackets to | $865 full length coats. Black lamb | has dropped even lower ranging | from $225 to $465. | But high-fashion ~ furs remain | high in price. Style leaders this | year are fox shrugs worn with suits and plain but expensively-tailored | cloth coats. The long, fitted fur | coat is still highly regarded al- though the trend in long coats is to slimmer fashioning with less bulk in the back and sleeves. { The finger.th coat, a casually styled coat which falls just below the hips, is a perennial favorite furriers say. It is not. costly and right for either evening or casual wear. Such coats are being made up for $255 in muskrat, $495 in grey lamb and from $345 to $365 | in sheared racoon. What of the imitation fur fabrics which have flooded markets in the last four years? Furriers don't show any fear for their business and say smugly--furs are still a gal"s best friend. Chinese Girl Opens Law Office In B.C. VANCOUVER (CP)--As British Columbia's first Chinese woman lawyer, pretty Margaret Jean Gee, 26, believes it's never too soon to start out on your own. Just three months after she oe came the :irst woman of her race to be admitted to the bar in tho province, Miss Gee is established! 2 a richly-furnished downtown of- ce. | "You have to start sometime," | she says, "so I decided to do it ht now." ost young lawyers spend their first few years with an estab- lished firm, and Miss Gee admits the early going is hard. "I'm certainly not setting the world on fire, but already I have a practice that keeps me busy.' One reason is that she is her own secretary, bookkeper and re ceptionist FEW CHINESE CLIENTS Asked if most of her clients come from her own people, Miss Gee said: "'Strangely enough, most of them so far have been Occidentals. Peo- : ple expect: me to have Chines Y clients, but it doesn't work out tha ry way. How did she decide to become a lawyer? "It was just a process of elim ination. I didn't make up my min until I was at university." In her graduating class she wa one of four girls among a class o 60. She scored a 73-per-cent ave age, placing her well in the to third of the class. Right now, her career comes be fore marriage. "I'm all for marriage, mind you I just think there's a certain tim for marriage in a person's life and this isn't the time in mine steel ics 7: Centre In Mexico For World Guides # BORONTO (CP)--The Girl Guide movement decided at a recen world conference to build a secon international centre near Cuerna vaca, Mexico, to be known as 'Ou Cabana." First world centre, a chalet, wa built in Switzerland in 1932. Hei guides and girl scouts from all na tions have taken training and on joyed mountain climbing and win ter sports. The highest pay for workers ir any major American industrial di- vision goes to transportation wor- kers, notes a forthcoming Twen- tieth Century Fund report. but the straight variety is not as pojular as the cape stole. It 1as len from favor since last:year. Women now demand a stole deep enough to hide the elbow. Mink collars are popular too. 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