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La gaceta., 1935-06-22
HIRIO A UN HOMBRE QUE
PRETENDIA LIE

Barcelona, JUNO 22.-Una
mujer, a quien busca la poll
cia, lie arrebat6 a Gabriel Ar
les, I'm bast6n, con ell cual anne
nazaba a~palearla, Y lie do una
formidable paliza, causandole
graves lesiones. Declare ell
hombre que con la mujer dis
cutia asuntos de intereses.
Ocurri6 ell hecho en- un bar de
la Gale Marina.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22
En- Ia tunci6n social

Que celebrara manana IA Sec
ci6n de Defamation del Circu-
10, como va anunciamos, ira a
escena "El Afinador." Figuran
en- ell reparto Maria Mendez, O.
nelia Fernandez, Irene Fernan-
dez, y los Sres. Raul Nogueira,
ell galan de la companfa; Seve-
rino Martinez, Alfredo Nm
DEE, Higinio Fernandez, Sebas-
tian Gonzalez y Ell tanguista
GonZalo Pereira.
Terminara ell programme con
un n1mero de variedades.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22
PARA LA MUJER
o TEJFDOS DE LIMO
Vestidos pefsE.la ciudad y ell campo

limo girls sc usara para las ex-
cUrsiones en- auto y un limo HAN
co muy fino Sc usara para los
grandes vestidos de noche con
faldas en- f9%.na de campaaa,
tan agrsdab- para el bale.
Ademas de estes limos lisos,
sc hacen con ell mismo material
tcda suerce &c tejidosI a cual
mas nuevo y original: hay limos
con motives en- relieve, limos ca
lados, inos con diag9nales, cen
cLoqu6s, con rOdetes, con lineas
entrecruz3das, con eruesas in
crustaciones que recuerdan los
teiido5 corcho del invierno.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22
A CIedrWate

A CIedraUdte
Iran mariana los m~uchadlos
del L. B. H. Club.
Sc servira una comida, bal
laran en- la glorieta y disfruta-
ran de otros entretenimientos.
lEstcs muchachos preparan
un Theatre Party" en- ell Cen
tro Asturiano, para ell domin-
go 80.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22

Belgrade, JUNO 22.-El pae
tricta croatia Vladko Machek
fue puesto aver en- libertad y
de la carcel Sc dirigi6 a confe-
renciar con ell principe Paul, ell
regente de Yugoeslavia, que
por telefono lie llam6 desde Ia
greb. Madaek recomend6 que
no vuelva a ser llamado a for
mar goblerno ell ex5rimer mi
niStro Yevitch.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22
Dentro de pocas hords

Dentro de pocas hords
Dara comienzo la traditional
Verbena de San Juan en- los
ampIios y bien acondicionados
terrenos de la pista de galgos
DE Sulphur Springs.
Niche de entusiasmo Y bri-
llantez en- csc lugar.
Ali resultara la belleza de
nuestras muchachas.
Ell tempo, que en- dias ante
riores Sc estuvo portando bas-
tante NAL, perrnitira una noche
fresca y agradable.
Habra edtricta vigilancia pa
ra que la fiesta Sc desenvuelva
con tranquiIidad, aparte de que
la Directiva sc reservara ell de-
recho de rechazar a toda perso
ma que no crea conveniente.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22

en- ta0eed de algdd6s que,
parecido al tWeed de lana, no
.tiene la misma pesadez y Sc uti
liza facilmente para los vesti-
dos sastre de fantasia y los con-
Ijuntos cl3ros.
Tambien la gruesa tela estam
pada convene para estos fl
mes; los dibujos suelen ser ne
gros sobre fondo blanco.
Estos vestidcs, que pueden
.usarse en- la ciudad, tienden a
SUBSTITUTE a los pijam8s de pla-
va.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22
E7ckGak Springs

0f' VN5C
Daran manana su primer
fiesta de este ano las mucha.
dhas del Athletic Social Club.
Ell programa consta de carre-
ras de m3rat6n, con premios y
Icompetencias de rev ion, a dis
tancia de 100 pit
Estrenaran uf t%rampolfn; e.
que mejor Sc lance al aqua ga
nara un premio. Con "sta fiesta
inauguran las muchachas de-
club de la Gale % su Temporal
da de este ano.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22
En- los Druidas

Tendra efecto manana la fun
ci6n a beneficio del Sr. Manuel
Garcia.
En- la obra LA Loca de la
Casa, que ira a escena, tiene
Manuel su "fuerte".
Ell precio sera de 25 los ma
yores y 10 los ninos.
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22
Pr6TimG function

Pr0rlnG function
La function social que men,
sualmente celebran los MEM
bros de los Caballeros Leales
de America, sera ell dia 3 de
Julio.
Cubre ell cartel la obra "Estu
che de Monerias", en- la que la
conocida tiple Sra. Carmen Ra
mirez desempenara ell papel
principal.
Habran numeroS de varieda-
DIES.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22
Una Carta

Una CGrtG
Firmada por el Sr. Rafael
Cosio, Secretario de los Loyal
knights, quien en- nombre de la
Directiva "desea hacer llegar
estas sinceras hneas de graft :
tud," a todos los que coopera :
ron al exito de la reciente fies-
ia celebrada por ellos en- los te-
rrenos de La Columna.
Complacido ell Sr. Cosio.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22
SOCIALES

do en- el edficio de las Logias
.Unidas, baj6 lie direction del j6-
ven escen6grafo ST.. Sergio de
MeZa.
La gaceta., 1935-06-22
coRrE

~ m,,
reoGaaa6- 0osln Ambrose Grim
- ans d. preside, por ha-
Der FRANKFORT do un autom6vil
rcbado.
Por violar la ley de impues-
tos irIteriores, j. w. Hughes
fue cCndenado a Is meses en- el
reformasorio de EhilliccJha
VIII Brown, per parecido deli
t. que ell anterior, A meses; VI
His Randolt', violaci6n postal.
un ano y un dfa; Charles To-
rres, 60 dfas, por vi3l ci6n &c
las leyes de Immigration; Rene
Poey, la misma pena que ell an
terror, yV igual de,:to, y Oscar
Socggins, por bebidaS a-cch0-
licas, multa de $500, que lie f16
suspendida quedando somatido
a vigilancia durante I'm ano.
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I'm tedtrO

I'm tedtrO
Tambien los miembros de las
loglas de Odd Fellows tendran
teatro, dentro de POGO para dis
Traction y algeria.
III eScenario sc esta fabrican-
Evening star., 1935-01-20
D.
Stocks and

- 1934- Stocks and Sales
Low Dividend Add 90. High. Low Close. Chge.
81 Guantanamo Sugar. is IN 1h- n
Evening star., 1935-01-20
NATIONAL INVESTORS
MERGER PLAN ATTACKED
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BOSTON, January 19.-United
Business Service in statement issued
today declared I'm the interest of
those among our clients who are stock
holders Of Fourth National Investors
or of the other companies in the Ma
tional Investors group, we have pre-
pared report protesting against what
we feel to be flagrant inequalities in
the proposed consolidation plan.
Specifically. the service objects to
the plan because:
1T reduces the equity of stocks of
Third and Fourth National and Sec
ond National preferred; it provides too
literally for warrants; it reduces the
equity of these stocks in earnings; it
will result in removal from the Stock
Exchange list; it improves without JUS
tiflcation, in our opinion, the position
OF the present management company,
at the expense of holders of the COM
mon stock of Third and Fourth Ma
tional Investors and the preferred
stock of Second National Investors"
Evening star., 1935-01-20

26N 20h Hackensack wt1k)
81 n Hack W pf A (1K).
SN 81 Hahn Dept Stores. ..
63h 25h Hahn Opt Stores pf .
9& 3k Hall w r Printing. .
101N 81 Hanna (M A. pf (7)
24N Is Harb Walker (50c).
100 81 HARRISON G. W pft6)
TN 1h Hat Corp tA)......
s2 19% Hat Corp pf t6h)..
6A Ia Hayes Body........
96h "a Hazel Atlas Gl (5). ..
145 101 Helme &c W. t11A
I'm 5k Hercules Mot (60c)
Sl% So Hercules Pw (t3K)
125k Ill Hercules P pf (D. q
73& 48h Hershey Choc (3). ..
105h S3 Hershey C pf tt5)..
10M ~ Holland Furnace.
- 5A Holland & Son t60c)
430M $40 Homestake M(t36).
81 IL Houd-Hersh A (j2) 4.
Sh rs Houdaille-Hersh B.
50 43 House Fin pf (3h).
29A 1914 Houston Oil.
5M 215 Houston Oil (new) ..
57A 351a Howe Sound (3)....
I'm 4 Hudson Manhattan.
26N 9 Hudson&Manhat pf.
PAN 6h Hudson Motor Car.
7N Ia Hupp Motors. ......
Evening star., 1935-01-20
STOCKS CONTINUE
TO MOVE UPWARD
Advance Is Slightly More
Pr0nounced-V0Iume
Also Improves.
What Stocks Did.
BY FRANK MacMILLEN,
Associated Press Financial Writer,

Associated Press Financial Writer.
NEW YORK, January 1e.-The
action of security markets today sug-
gested that Wall Street had regained
further balance after lettering early
in the week on the gold-clause tight
rope.
Sentiment was bolstered by the
husky push contained in the latest
reports on steel mill operations in
dicating the rate had approXimated
SO per cent of capacity. The rise was
explained in part by news from the
continues at good tilt, nearly twice
as fast as year ago.
Markets kept sharp tab on the labor
situations in both the automobile and
textile trades where the brew of labor
unrest was reported to be cooking
again. Indications are that the auto
mobile code will be extended without
modification on February l, N. r. A.
and industrialists believed, but none
the less lookoutS were posted in the
financial district.
The stock market rocked along at
a somewhat greater speed than yester-
day. The hourly rate of trading was
around $4,000 shares, against l37,-
900 in the previous session. Price
improvement which got under way
yesterday was continued and today's
advance was a little more pronounced
than that of Friday. The Associated
Press average of 80 selected stocks
stepped up to $3.50, a gain of %.
Although preferred issues again
came in for attention and some OF
them made good gains, there we're
quite a few which showed signs of
being out of breath. Following its
broad jump on announcement of the
arrearage payment yesterday, Radio
preferred "A" behaved less feverishly,
turning in a net gain of Il.
On the other hand, the preferred
shares of the steel companies showed
that reports from the industry had
found them friends. Bethlehem was
up IL at 73. Jones & Laughlin at
65l2, took on "a, Republic convertible
preferred netted 3H at 49I4, while
United states Steel preferred stepped
ahead 134 points to SO.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
GOLD STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, January 19 CP}-The
gold statement Of the New York Fed
eral Reserve Bank for today showed
no exports or imports. There was a
gain of $4,000 through a net de-
crease in gold held under earmark
for foreign account.
Evening star., 1935-01-20

19% 6.s Kans City Southern
10as 6 kaufmannDeptS40o
1871 1874 Kayser(D&Co h50c.
~ l Kelly Spring Tire. ;.
20 s Kelly Sp Tire 81 Of
10 8 Kelsey-Hayes (A)..
7K 2h Kelsey-Hayes (B).
2lh 11as Kelvinator tt70c)..
81 65M Kendall Co pf ts). :,
23K 16 Kennecott th45c). ..
18h 9Tt Kimberly-Clark. 80.
a 13ls Kinney &c RI pf...
IA 2h Kresge Dept Stores.
IS 19 Kresge Dept Strs pf
22% 13h Kresge (SS) t1)....
ia 101 Kresge IS S)pf(D.
65h So Kress IS II )tf1) =.
1884 23h Kroger Gr&Bk l.s0.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Weekly Financial High Lights

By the Associated Press.
Brokers loans.
Holdings United States securities.
Rediscounts ...................
Bank clearings.
Electric output (kw. h.
week ending January IL. .........
aGold certificates
CFinal three ciphers omitted in above
Car loadings, week ending January IL.
Crude oil production (barrels). ......
Stock sales IN Y. Stock Exchanged.
Bond sales IN. Y. Stock Exchanged.
New financing.
Federal Reserve ratio.
Steel output rate.
Call money rate. te...................
Time money rate. e...................
Commercial paper.
Evening star., 1935-01-20

CONTINUED On Pass n
Evening star., 1935-01-20
BY the Associated Press.

1884 Stocks and {
High. Low. Dividend Rate. A
IlM 6 Adams Express....
S5 70M Adams Ex pf (5)...
BAN 16 Adams Mills t2)...
lin 6h Addressograph. 80.
7h 3h Advance Rumley...
SM 41% Affiliated Prod 60c)
1l3 91A Air Reduction 3D..
Sx IL Airway Elec Appli.
23h 16% Alaska Jun (t1.20).
tn pa Albany Wrap Paper
5h ~ Alleg Corp (k).....
16M AZ Alleg Cp ws30wt tk).
23M Is Allegheny Stl h30c.
160% l15h Allied Chem t6)....
1870 122h Allied Chem pf 90.
23M 10M Allis-Chal liners. -.
20M l1h Alpha P Gem (a25c)
IN 2h Anal Leather. .....
As rs Anal Leath pf (12).
55% 80 Amerada Corp (2). =,
IS 25N Am Ag Chem Del(2)
26N 111S Am Bank Note. -.
SOY 10 Am Bank Nte pf (3)
38 1871 Am Brake Shoe SOC.
122 96 Am Brake Sh pf CD
ll4% 90N Am Can tt5).
1921 1861 Am Can pf (D.....
S3K IL Am Car & Foundry, i,
56h 32 Am Car & Found pf.
12h Az Am Chain. ........,
70k ASA Am Chicle (t3h).a
62h 20% Am Comcl Alcohol. 4.
1914 61s Am Crystal Sugar.
72K 46h Am Crystal Sug pf.
5 IN Am Encaustic. ....
1874 37s Am & Foreign Pwr..
25 IL Am & For Pw pf t6)
80 1lE Am & For Pw pf 90
17h 6h Am & For Pw I'd pf.
22A 101s Am Hawaiian SSd)
101a Sl4 Am Hide & Leather.
42A TN Am Hide & Leath pf
36A 261s Am Home Prod 2.I0.
10 3 Am Ice Co. .......
45N 25% Am Ice pf (6)......
IL a. Am International. =,
III N 1ld II ! dICO tAJ
10 3N Am La Fran pf tk)..
1884, 14I1 Am Locomotive. 20.
74s% 3511 Am Locomotive pf.
2Ss 12x Am Mch&Fy(S0c). :,
l0N 3h Am Mach & Metals.
27ss 1915 Am Metals.
81 63 Am Metals pf.
I'm 5 Am Power & Light, =,
26k 915 Am Pal IS pf Gk)
29h 11as Am P&L Sc pf (1h)
I'm 10 Am Radiator. ......
2Sk 1871 Am Rolling Mills. . Z.
6s 36 Am Safety Razort4)
7% pa Am Seating........
pa ts Am Ship & Com. %.
80 17Hs Am Shipbldg CD.
51A 3OL Am Smelt & Ref. ....
109la TIA Am SIR 6% pf (j3).
125 100 Am SIR ~ pf (7)..
II 48E Am SNUFF tt3A)...,
26l5 10k Am Steel Foundry.
90 595A Am Stl Fdry pf (2).
44H 81 Am Stores (t2h)...
~ 46 Am Sugar CD. .....
129h 1884 Am Sug pf (7).....
"a 13% Am Sum Tob (1)..a
125N l00x Am Tel & Tel t9)...
s5h 65N Am Tobacco Cd.
SO 81 Am Tobacco B t5)..
1904 107k Am Tobacco pf t6).,
Is 3 Am Type Fdrs (k)..
28s. IA. Am Type Fdrs pf tk)
279s 12H Am Water Wks ~.
so 81 Am Wat W 1st CO...
Mn z Am Woolen. ....u..
S3s4 SO Am woolen pf. ...-
AZ Am Writ Paper tk).
171s 21< Am Writ Pap pf (k)
9 3A Am Zinc & Lead. %.
17E 10 Anaconda Copper. =,
17h Ga Anaconda Wire. 80,
PAN 1871 Anchor Cap (60c)..
LOG 81 Anchor Cap pft6h)
39h 26h Archer-Dan-M d..
103 76A Armour Del pf Cd.
ga 3la Armour of Illinois.
SIS 81 Armour of Ill pf. -.
TN 46M Armour Ill pr pf t6)
sA 8 Arnold Consta able..
1874 ~ Asso Dry Goods. -.
80 46 AssoDry c. 1st pf j3
64I SO Asso Dry G % pf. =.
1874 45h Atch To & 8 r (h2).
30 TON Atch To&S F pf (5).
54H 2411 Atlantic Coast Line.
16 5 Att Gulf & W Ind =.
"a 71s Att Gulf & W Ind pf
35N 21ls Atlantic Ref (D...
55h 35h Atlas Powder (2).
lot SO Atlas Powder pf (6)
16M 81 Atlas Tack.
STA 1874 Auburn Auto. .....,
l6as z Austin Nichols.....
IS 1914 Austin Mich pf A(5),
10& ga Aviation Corp Del.
Evening star., 1935-01-20

44N 1884 California Pkst1h)
IA " Callahan Zinc. .....
Ga 2A Calumet & Hecla. =.
1874 6 Campbell Wyant. &.
29h 12h Canada Dry @ A ~
56h 48ls Canada-South t3)..
1Sh 10M Canadian Pacific. =.
3Sk 28M Cannon Mills 3D..
10M 5$ Capital Admin GAY.
80 26M Cap Admin pf A (3)
IS IA Car Clin & Ohio a. .
S6% 35 Case q y Co.
90 56M Case q u pf t4)...
3S% % Caterpillar (t1).
44R 17h Celanese Corp.
5h IN Ceiotex Co (k).....
4 / Celotex vtc (k).....
22M 61s Celotex Co pf tk). 30.
32M 1874 Cent Aguirs t1h)..
90 So Central r R Of N j..
12M 5k Century Rio Mills.
44ls 30M Cerro dc Pasco t2).
IN 3N Certain-teed Prod. I.
35 TN Certain.teed pf. -.
4sM 39M Ches & Ohio t2.so3.
48N 81 Ches-Corp t2M)...
z IN Chi G. Eastn Ill (k).
8 1ss Chi e. e Ill pf tk). =.
5h III Chi Great Western.
I'm 31 Chi Great West pf. 1.
sh 2 Chi Mil st P & Pac. .
l3h 3b Chi Mil st p &P of. .
15 Sh Chi & North western
% 6s4 Chi & Northwest Of i.
9M 3s& Chi Pneuma tic Tool
28% 14k Chi Pneu Tool pr.
6h 1% Chi r ] & Pao (k). =.
8 2 CR1& P 81 Of (k)
9% 2ss CIR q Pts Of tk).
16 9M Chi Yellow Cab ~.
: 30% 19N Chickasha c o (2)..
, 11M 81 Childs Co. .........s
60M 29A Chrysler Corp t1)..
: PAN 17k City Ice q Fuel t2).
7 92k 81 City Ice q = Of 8 = .,
2A ~ City Stores % l.a.s
Evening star., 1935-12-14
P. W. A. PATRONAGE
BOOST FOR Gem lent
Employment go Per Cent Higher
in Industry Than It Was
in 1888.
" the Associated Press.

Hy the Associated Press.
Announcing that P. w. A. bought
$131, 900 900 worth Of cement since Au-
gust, 1888, Secretary Ickes said recent
ly that largely as q result Of these
expenditures, employment in the
cement industry is, at present, about
so per cent higher than in March,
1888"
The p. w. A. administrator, who has
contended that employment in pro-
viding materials and equipment for
projects is at least equal to the num-
Der put to work on construction sites,
said 10 ,00o, 900 man-hours of employ
ment were provided in producing and
transporting the 100000 barrels Of
cement.
Ickes said presumably the 1897. .00o.-
900 worth of new p. w. A. non-Federal
and housing projects will bring pro-
portional benefits.
Ickes added that the bureau re-
ported purchases Of iron and steel
products (not including machinery
UP to October IS totaled S257 900 900
and accounted for 3S3, ZOO, 900 man
hours Of employment.
Evening star., 1935-12-14
BY LAWRENCE CRoLIus.

When you are dressing these cold
mornings do you wish that you could
be climbing into nice warm clothes in
stead of freezing garments that seem
to make the whole business of getting
up miserable one?
If you live in an apartment you
probably have a main heating pipe
running up through either your bath
room or a corner in a bed room. This
pipe usually gets hot quite early in
the morning. before you get up to
turn on radiator, so why not utilize
this heat to your advantage? Have
shelves built in around the pipe, max
ing a series Of small oven-like COM
partments in which you can store your
clothes-and warm them all at once.
These shelves need not be elaborately
designed, and if you are at all handy
with tools you can build them your
self.
There are numerous other places in
the home where you can try your
hand constructively with a saw,
hammer, plane, sandpaper and few
nails.
Book Shelves Attractive.
If you have a space on either side
of fireplace why not have some at
tractive book shelves put there? If
you take the dimensions Of the space
you can go to any lumber dealer and
he will supply you with semi finished
set Of boards all ready to be put in
place. It will merely be necessary to
sandpaper them of bit before paint
ing.
There are many ways in which
shelves for books may be supported,
but probably the neatest method is to
place wooden uprights on either side
of the alcove slightly smaller than the
depth of the space. The shelves may
then be spaced as desired and sup
ported by means of holdings nailed
or screwed to the uprights. Or you
can use ready-made brackets, easily
obtainable at any department or s.
and-10-cent store.
Evening star., 1935-12-14

rough frame Of "2 by As" In the
shape of the contemplated bar. then
cover the front surfaces with plywood
or composition board. The top can be
purchased from your lumber dealer In
a semi-fnished condition requiring
only sanding and staining.
After you have built the book
shelves, clothes-warming cabinets or
game room bar you will find that you
will have more pleasure painting and
decorating the finished product than
you did putting it together. You can
use your imagination as to the color
scheme to be employed, and many
attractive stenciled decorations can be
worked in which will lend a profes-
sional air to your work.
If you have any further questions
concerning the ideas mentioned in
this column, send a stamped self
addressed envelope to the Home Mod
ernization Editor at The Evening Star
Building.
Evening star., 1935-12-14
Coming of Fine China Start
Of Cupboard of Mahogany

THE demand for a mahogany cor
ner cupboard was influenced by the
coming of fine china" says Wallace
Nutting in his book Furniture Treas
ury." Most Of these importations oc-
Cured after the Revolution. Numerous
small cupboards were built purposely
to agree with the delicacy OF the china.
That is to say, we can tell when we
look at the cupboard what its purpose
was. II it was pine and unpainted, it
was for the kitchen and to hold pew
ter and ordinary ware. II it was rich
and ornate. it belonged in the parlor
and was correspondingly used for rare
pieces. Old homes would look very
Evening star., 1935-12-14
ALL TYPE HOMES
To Be EXHIBITED
Refinements of Living Com
fort, Charm and Eff
cheney Stressed.

As plans for five national home
shows to be held in January, 1885
are being perfected announcement
was made today by the Federal Hous-
ing Administration that the exhibits
will include types Of homes suitable
to every pocketbook.
The home shows are being ar
ranged with the intent to show the
general public the most modern re-
finements Of better living comfort
combined with charm and efficiency.
Sponsored by local real estate
boards and other civic groups, the
shows will be conducted under rules
and regulations laid down by the
Manufacturers Display Council, q
group of national manufacturers OF
building products. The Federal
Housing Administration, as its con-
tribution, is providing exhibition
equipment.
A keynote Of the five units OF
equipment which the Housing Ad-
ministration will furnish for na-
tional home shows is the wide range
of home types, displayed in minia-
ture, which are included IN the dis
plays. Within the talking towers,
which will broadcast information on
housing at the shows, there are two
miniature homes visible. Many OF
these models can be constructed as
actual homes under terms of the
Federal Housing Administration Is
"single-mortgage system" within a
price range of between $500 and
$4,000. More elaborate house types
will also be included.
Another standard exhibit Of each
show will be a full-sized model home
designed by local architects and built
on the floor of the exhibition build
ing.
Evening star., 1935-12-14
Home MOdernizatiOn
Compartment to Keep Clothes Warm Can Easily
Be Made and Will Add Much to
Comfort of individual.

It Is easy to make q homemade
installation of this sort look very pro-
fessional by using almost any one of
the many stock holdings available
at your lumber dealer. These mold
ings will help to cover up any slight
slips or imperfectons which might
occur during the inexpert manufactur-
ing process.
If you have no fireplace you can
still erect valuable bookshelf space
along the wall, under a window or
diagonally across a corner.
Basement Fertile Field.
Your basement or finished attic are
marvellous places in which to try
your hand at building things in" II
you like to have parties in your base
ment game room, why not build your
self an attractive bar over in one
corner or underneath the cellar
stairs? You merely have to erect a
Evening star., 1935-12-14

much better II owners bear these facts
In mind. The placing Of an unpainted
piece in richly furnished room Is
obviously inappropriate"
Because Of the unusual demand for
anything old which has been very
much in evidence among the Ameri-
can people during the last few years,
Mr.. Nutting's advice on the appropri-
ateneSs Of using antiques in the mod
ern home is opportune. Many ANTIQUE
collectors will place an old pine chest
in the living room merely for the rea.
son that it is old. This is i'll advised.
because that type Of chest was never
used by the original owners for q
decorative piece.
Evening star., 1935-12-14
Air Too Dry in Winter.

In Winter the air in most houses
where no hun1idifying systems are
installed is much too dry; 1t dries
out all the membranes Of the head
and makes them Just right for the
settlement of germ colonies. If your
heating plant Is not built to include
a humidifier, separate wall humidi-
fiers may be installed and connected
with the water system. throwing an
atomized spray into the air. Such q
cabinet viii supply sufficient moisture
for a five or six room house.
Evening star., 1935-12-14
WINDOW SASH LOCKS
LATEST IN 284 YEARS
Detroit Inventor to Put New De-
vice in Production-Screw
and Socket.

What Is said to be the first modern
improvement in window sash locks
in 2S4 years has been patented by
H. A. Busby, Detroit inventor, and is
soon to be put in production.
Installable in virtually any style
Of existing window, the new lock con-
sists Of o screw and socket placed into
the window frame and operated by
turning the screw by means of either
q stable knob OF a removable key.
According to the inventor, the old
fashioned sash locks were first used
In Holland in 1850 and never had
been improved upon.