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Evening star., 1936-01-04
Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page Al.
HELP-MEN.

AUT TOMOBILB SALESMEN-Three reliable
men who desire to increase their present
earnings: previous automobile selling expe-
rience not necessary. but preferable. Un-
WSf Work Fnest stoek of Better eondtioned
cars now on display at reduced prices. gee
Mr., shreve or Mr.. Huiet. TAYLOR Motor Co..
AUTOMOBILE USED-cAR statesmen
Your opportunity to make connections with
one Of Washington's largest Chevrolet deal;
tir es New trades coming in daily. Ample
floor periods Full cooperation given our
men. No loafers need apply. We need live
wire men who wish to increase their earn
ines. See Mr.. Rose enthal. Ourisman-Chey-
rolet. 6l0 H st. ne.
FLOOR SCRAPERS+Machine men, edge
men inishers State qualifications. expert
dress Box 1897. Star ofice.
FORD STOCK MAN-Must have had ex-
perience in Ford dealers parts room. Write
full particulars. Address Box ss-z. Star
MAN. white, experienced. in Shipping room.
State age. experience and references. Ad-
dress Box 47O-X. Star ofice.
MAN iwhite)-Earn room. get board at
30 weekly Room. board. $3.50. Co-oper-
at.ye Club, 1907 I Eye St 6'
MECHANIC. experienced in gasoline pump
and tank, wanted at once by major oil
company. Address Box s9-z, Star once.
MEN t2). capable. take charge of cloth
able to furnish Al Washington reference
Salary. S35 to $50 week. Steady lob 70
hSse whS aqslfy ADPly Washington
MEMS FURNISHINGS statesmen wanted
Must have had previous position in D. C
store Tor years; Al references. Apply
Washinston Haberdashery Inc. 1902 r
PAPERHANGER. first-class SIS per day.
Colonialite Paint Co.. sll King ST.. Alex
andria. Va.
RADIO SERVICE MAN-Must have 10
and sood Job for he r
man. The Kennedy's Radio, Inc. 1919
14th ST. NV.
SALESMAN for. well-known motor truck.
Address Box Ask. Star ONCE s.
statesmen Why not make So to $40 per
dday2 Service Ser DO book sponsored by Il local
boo2 and IN snake MAKE the iUs Same We
fund. 310 Insurance Bldg, 18th and Eye
SITS. NV.
WANNTED-salesman for part-time service.
Box 703. HARRISBURG Pa.
wHIsKEY SALESMAN. experienced. COM
petent, to sell Md, rye whiskey In bulk.
Must have successful record; State par
YOUNG MAN who has completed high
school. to handle ONCE bundles and pay
ment for them at a laundry ONCE; other
miscell Jobs In reply, state age educa-
tion and experience, II any. Address Box
sO-z, Star once.
YOUNG MAN to solicit parties for dinner
dances. banquets. ETC.; Washingtonian. well
known in fraternity, sorority club circles
preferred: whole or part time. Reply by
letter. giving age. qualifications and phone
Address Box 467-x. Star ONCE. 5.
CAB DRIVERS,
Get our proposition on new 1886 cabs.
Union Taxicab Assoc. 220 Mass Ave. NV.
Grocery and Meat Clerk.
Colored boy. experienced. furnish refer
ences; colored section. 1137 1st st. NV.
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PARK RD., 1903 18th ST.
N.W.-DOUBLE ROOM
TWIN BEDS, FIREPLACE.
1855 CALVERT ST.-LARGE
room, southern exposure; ma
hogany furniture, twin beds;
three large windows. Elevator.
Gentlemen preferred. Adams
10077. S"
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SAI,ESMEN

Observation-Disclosures dealers contributed more
than their share; A continuance Of such
ucts is looked for in 1886 and we, as q
Chevrolet dealer. will sell more cars than
ever before during the coming year. How
eyer. we need more men to do the Job.
If you are interested. come in to see US.
Let's talk it over-it may be your oppor-
tunity Ask for Mr.. Barnes, Donohue
Chevrolet, Inc, 1920 M st. NV.
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HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS 9 SERVICE.

tContinued.)
ELECTRICAL WIRING-Speciai prices or,
ds%s sEo1m ssss hSasss this week. Star xsotrs Co.
FLOOR sANDED finished; old floors q
Fok 5s5a sserrler rf p asncs cfev Gsss
IE,IL1IoRs sANpEp AND NNIsAEp LIKE
Woop floors floors LAID. n5c cLEyELxNp 1900 900.
METAL WEATHER STRIPPING, screen
snd generai repairing; estimates, a. NJ
PAPERINd. PAINTING-Ayerage room, Sc.
cssil Metz any time. ooiam6ia 1886.
PAPERING RMS. 2-STORY HALL $50
and up; quick service; white mechanics.
Call any time. Neat papers. Adams 1926.
P.4ea a ap st,sn and
J. N. Tolson. Phone District 1863. 9.
PAPERHANdING.
Al GEORGE dGomf Phone On 4R Georgia s4es.
JOHNs-MANVIILE Deferred Payment
Contractors. Roofing Rock-Wool Insula-
tion. Three-year payment plan. Amer
ican Reroofng Co.. Tivoli Bldg. Col. 4551.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
COMPLETE BICYCLE SHOP with stock.
$500. less than half value. Apply l..as
SERVICE sTAIIoNs 60, for; n0a rent 70 r.; r.
Address Box 466-X. Star office. 5s
GROCERY FOR SALE; living quarters in
rear: low rent. Will accept best offer. "a
st. NV. D
RooMING HOUSE. 6ls 9th NV; for rent.
$50; equipped lunch room for rent. 500.
r. B. Behrend, 1917 =.
WANTED-To purchase several established
laundry routes. Give all details. Address
Box 1877. Star office
ONE YEAR AGO I started with 81 900
building homes: have made $4,000 profit.
Want 81. 900 to start another crew. VIII
manage free and give half the profits.
Phone Emerson 6351.
DELICATESSEN STORE with beer license.
in good neighborhood: by owner. Phone
North 2l47.
I WISH TO SELL at once. one-half inter-
est in new Penn Restaurant. located B23
Penna. ave. Sc. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Jimmie Connor. 81
SMALL. GROCERY and notion store in
convenient section of Southeast. Price
$3.50. Low rent
3l4 Penna. Ave. Sc.
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UNFURNISHED l-ROOM. KITCHENETTE,
private bath apt. Jan. s. northwest secs
ton. Address Box 455-X Star ofice 9'
YOUNG ARCHITECT WILL SHARE APT.
or room with radio downtown; away sum
days Address Box ASK Star ONCE. &c
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Bedtime Stories

BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
who sees. and seeing understands.
The situation oft commands.
old Mother Nature.
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SfTUATIONS-WOMEN.

bOOKKEEPER. cashier, typist. knowledge
OF accountancy, several years experience
city reference. must have work. Phone
Aella Copley Decatur 527g. o.
GIRL. colored. will type and address en-
velopes neatly. Phone Lincoln 4O45.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN desires posi-.
tiol in hospital or doctors lab; exp in clin
and path. lab; typing; ref. Falls Church
49-J-1. Address Box 395, Z. Falls. Church
Va So
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE. 4 years law
publishing. expert proofreader, typist die
tation. 100 words; references. Address
Box 1857. Star office. 5s
YOUNG LADY desires part-time position as
stenoRrapher or typist; hve years expert
ence: can devote three or four days a week
or part time daily. Address Box 137-Z
Star ONCE Sc
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
INsTRUCTION COURSES.

TEACHER. man or woman. for practic
teaching; private school; small remunera
tion. Address Box 79-Z. Star office.
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ROOMS-FURN. AND UNFURN.
1906 C ST. N.E-Cozy, built-in sleeping
room. furn. or unfurn.. for one or two
people: use of kitchen and dining room: or
will board if desired in modern. new home.
in refined section: l block from bus. No
objection to one small child. Also have
built-in sarage. Phone Atlantic 6O36-w.
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RELIABLE COUPLE. MIDDLE AGE. EX.
perienced in roomine house: take care OF
same in exchange for apt. free: reference.
D. c.
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RENT-FLATS.
WANTED-APARTMENTs.

FILIPINO STUDENTS WANT UNFuR-
nished or 3 room apartment before
Jan. l6 Give description and price. Goof
references II required. Address Box 1854
Star ofhce. 5'
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

4sI2 NORTH LANE, Bethesda. Md.-Fur-
nished bed room for gentleman; garage
available: near bus line. Wise 3S56-J
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WANTED BY EMPLOYED COUPLE 4
rooms. kitchen private bath, unfurnished.
northwest section nearby Maryland. S35.
Call Kensinston GOOD
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
tCoutinued.)


1929 x sT: NV; Ssslkins distance down.
room; continuous hot water. Met. 1898.
1920 EUCLID ST. ,N.W-Larse 3rd-noor
room, girls; private home. refined South.
ern family; home cooking.
10th ST. OFF COMING Pleasant car;
small guest home with unusual qualihca-
tons; light. clean rooms oil heat unlim.
2019. 10th ST. NW.-Corner room. single.
double; home atmosphere; reasonable:
walking distance to walker. Pot O5l2.
KfAL.oRAMA fsAI. Ram RDESas each; large south
daily; gentlemen. Phone Adams b65s.
2007 KAL. RD.-Double. twin beds. I'VE
south windows; also single: refined family;
excellent meals. Phone Potomac 1874.
1925 COLUMBIA RD Nw-Large front
phone.
sARK "a Es.E aD v,t5 hek sloek i4th nEE.Room.
coneenisi Protestsnt ou % home; ~efn em1 di sdSits.
Columbia 06S2
304 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Front room.
southern exposure windows; near bath;
hot-water heat excellent meals.
1924 WOODLEY PL- NW-convenien
room for = or 81 garage; excellent meals;
also table board Reasonable.
1887 ST NW.-Loyely front room for
three closets. Also ,, vacancy for one or
| ton st. n.e.-Attractive, double and single
rooms. Phone Decatur 5755.
1917 EYE ST. N.W,-Young man To share
front double room. semi-private bath, south
MOST COMFORTABLE double room with
private bath; warm. attractive. private
home; breakfast. dinner; garage. Phone
| Georgia O947.
3i45 18th ST. N.W.-Exciusive home viii
accept 2 or 8 paying sueSts; sunny room.
next bath.
| 1898 KENNEDY ST. NW-Newly furn,
double Sous , rm pr PITY S, bath; home cookinEe oil
| 4l5 GALLATIN ST N.w.-Newly decorated
double room; modern. clean home; delicious
home cooking: reasonable. Phone Ge 1882,
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Pvt. family. lovely rn.. adj. bath. for l
or p. Phone North 4475. 2222 Que.
1752-54-56 QUE NV.
Room for. two; private bath; other va.
cancies; delicious well-served meals.
NEBRE
174O New Hampshire ave- Newly
with breakfast. Phone DecatUTe $3.50.
WANTED-ROOMS.
LADY. employed wants furnished room in
| apt or room and board near I4th and r.
I. ave Address Box 4sa-X, Star once. s..
! GENTLEMAN with nephew OF 10 wishes
| warm. sunny furnished room for the two
| in family having boy of about same age;
NV. walking distance downtown Write
| particulars. Address Box 1867. Star
| once. Sc
MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE.
ANDERSON VAN SERVICE - SPECIAL
| rates any city U. S. Immed. return n Car,
n. Y. Boston. Chicago, Fla. st. Louis.
| Texas. 1lth and N. 7. ave National 1870.
RENT-FLATS.
/ UNFURN, NEAR 9TH AND ND. AVE. NE.
| Flat 6 rms and bath INV h. cleo; avail
able Jan. 5. Geo. 1890 for inspection. So
| 1921 9TH ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH.
N FRANK RUPERT. 1927 9TH st. NV.
! 632 10th ST SW THREE ROOMS.
bath, electricity; SIS. LLOYD r. TURNER,
| 500 9TH St s.w, 5'
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-BOYSl.

-BOYS!-
Sixteen years Of age or over. with bicycles.
wanted at once for messenger work. Per
may work after school hours. Apply 1917
New York ave. NV. Mr.. Schryver.
REAL OPPORTUNITY.
Due to recent DEVELOPMENTS We need 3
men in our Washington district. and .
each in Baltimore and Richmond. Ofices
cities above mentioned. Opportunities for
advancement to managerial POSITIONS;
sales experience not necessary. Prefer
ence given to men living in localities mem
toned. Write giving past experience.
phone. age. Address Box 134-Z. Star
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ZEN whose spectacular exploits
M and work in 1885 made front
v page news all over the world
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18Th AND COL. .RD-Fine. warm room;
clo1et; % II phons. ifs0ttsnier pl. NV.
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BRAILLE TYPEwRITER-will pay pre-
MUM. Telephone North $3.50. 6e
FUR CAP. 7ss. Address Box 4S5-x. Star
ONCE.
FURNITURE. household goods, all kinds:
highest cash price. Don't sell until you
call North 6O4O. Prompt service. We do
GoLD-BRINq YOUR OLD GOLD. sIL-
YER PLATINUM. TEETH DISCARDED
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH. A. KAHN.
INC. As YEARS at 935 r
OVERCoAT: Army ofacer's. size 40; fair
sccond-hand condition; must be reason
able Phone Walnut S715-J.
Cash FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver watches. diamonds and old dis
carded jewelry. Full cash value paid.
SEIdNGER's s1S r st. NV.
OLD GOLD, silver, platinum purchased for
manufacturing use; maximum price paid.
BURNSTINE'S. 93l q ST. NV.
Since 1855. Federal License.
so1kS gH sooe IN ssop snes iI0 N e y
Phone Metropolitan o4l6. \,
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NEGLECTED. ARTS
HELD DUE FOR AID
1889 Worlds Fair Is Seen
Chance to PopuIarize
Painting, Sculpture.

The 1899 Worlds Fair to be held in
New York affords an unequaled op-
portunity to popularize the arts of
architecture, sculpture and painting,
neglected in recent years, according
to William Orr Ludlow, fellow of the
American Institute of Architects.
Sculpture and painting have never
been popular in this country in the
strict sense Of the word" Ludlow said.
"They have been kept too much on the
level OF the intellectual enjoyed and
used by him, but never sufficiently
interpreted to the man in the street
to awaken in him any degree Of in
terest.
ITO draw the attentive interest of
the average American, painting and
sculpture must be taken out Of exhi-
bition halls and placed in the open.
Furthermore, the meaning of the
statue, the sculptured group and the
mural painting must be clearly ex-
planned by titles or lettered panels.
How many men and women who look
.at the few good sculptural groups or
murals in America have anything
more than the fainteSt idea what they
are all about?
The student, the artist, the we'll
educated man is able perhaps to make
MS own Interpretation of this group Of
statuary or that decorative mural, but
IN the past We have studiously avoided
affixing titles and descriptions to these
things in such fashion as to make them
understood by the average man.
How many passersby have looked
at pediment over the great columns
OF public building and wondered Just
what all those unclothed men and
women were trying to do or were try
ing to represent? How many of the
thousands who daily pass the Stock
exchange in New York know what. If
anything, the sculptured figures in the
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interest rates by the yardstick method.
The lowering of such interest rates
cannot but be reflected in the return
paid to the saver in institutions
handling this type of lending busi-
ness. So it comes about that every
policy holder in life insurance COM
pany, every shareholder in a savings,
building and loan association and
every owner of savings bank ac-
count is discouraged in his efforts
to build up a competence by placing
his savings in a sound, safe channel.
The real danger to the social fabric
of the Nation is that he will be led
into speculative ventures in his des-
peration over the impossibility of
getting a logical return on his money
in the older channels. 1t is an
anomaly that the Government, which
has placed SO much stress upon pro-
tecting the saver from speculation,
should give rise to this threat as a
by-product of its own interest rate
emphasis.
"There is no logical reason why
interest rates should not be governed
by supply and demand as they have
in the past. For 100 years building
and loan associations have pros
pered with singularly few losses, with
a gradual accretion of good will and
sometimes spectacular leaps ahead in
popularity with the public. 1t did
so because it gave the borrower
better deal, counting interest charges,
commissions and all other fees, than
any other lender, but it gave this
square deal along with constant at
tention to the savers side of the
question with constant realization
that in order to encourag ge the source
of mortgage money to keep open
reasonable price had to be paid for
savings. 1t is interesting to observe
that little of the actual agitation for
interest rates below the level of eco
nomic justification began with the
people who borrow the money. During
the past few years they have been
made interest-rate conscious, to their
own detriment in many cases, because
it frequently happens that the very
person who wishes to borrow money
from a savings, building and loan
association for a home is at the
same time a policy holder in a life
insurance company or savings ac-
count owner in a bank What he
saves on low rate on his borrow
ings he loses in the necessarily lower
rate on his savings"
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;;[%;,=]DIEUIGMIED..II ! !; IS 1']l{! y!
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sists upon having hot meals. Then,
added to Natures heat, comes the heat
of the kitchen stove to permeate not
only the kitchen but the other rooms
as well.
If you can keep your kitchen cool,
your whole house has better chance
of staying we'll below the broiling point
And now you can. with built-in
ventilator that carries the warm air
out of the kitchen by means of an
automatically operated fan. The
fan is mounted right in the wall, where
something looking like metal port
hole conceals the blades. 1t operates
at three different speeds, whisking
warmth and odors away as rapidly as
the occasion demands.
AS matter of fact, banishing cook
ing odors which can make the air
stale and greasy goes a long way to-
ward making the whole house more
comfortable, apart from the cooling
features Of the ventilating system.
The device is easy to clean, weather.
tight and has three e-shutter arrange
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Improved Lighting Features
\ Claimed for New Type 1
Of Structure.

ApplicAuon mas oeen nieo Win TIC
Gn&sd States Patent once By }. 3.
Shapiro. president Of Shapiro Con-
Attraction Corp. for Q patent on new
II type bf row house invented BY hin1
n which he says embodies features which
\h<resdors have been found only IN
e.aehsd and semi.dstaehed houses.
shsplro's idea increases the sx-'
hsure and window space IN row
$houses. th.reby providing more light
nd air. Under the plan . front court
allotted each pair Of houses In
Srov. thus furnishing window space
knside rooms Living rooms and mast
bed rooms above have two exposur
nstsad OF the one possessed BY co!N
vsntionsi dvelltnp Of the type. These
ourt windows are staggered 70 pro-
ids privacy. Light and sir also Is
brorded the basemsnn By the courts
Bsit In Plan Of an Il" 4
The idea Is this: Each house 4
II built within the limitations Of the loV
lnes in the plan Of an L." having
l the short legs Of adjacent houses ex-
tending across the widths Of the re1
vspeetive lots and facing toward each
t,her, while the long legs Of the T.
kcf the houses extend forwardly thereof
ktov,rd the front Of the row housd
II construction. thereby forming N
court. -.
shapiro already has put his ID
vinto practice and has erected gro1
81 ,eyen houses In the l7oo block
Hobart street.
Further explanation Of the
II may b obtained from the iollow1S
II excerpt from the patent application:
"A walk extends from the pavement
\ 10 each house and extends to m entry
Aporeh. This entry porch on level
with the frst floor communicates
with q hall or foyer between the living
\room and dining room. The back o.
Me house b composed Ct . library
Ind kitchen.
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- damage by accidentally hitting
the side of the entrance, wouldn't 1t?
Then why not add protection to this
exposed spot as we'll as the mudguards
Of your car?
You can buy cast-iron guards which
bolt against the fiat surface of the door
jamb, protecting both the wheel of your
car and the doorway. The wheel is
DETECTED by a fin-like piece of the
metal which stands out from the fiat
piece 1t does not diminish the width
of the door for it projects only 81
inches, and any way. it can be bumped
without fear of hurting anything. With
one on either side of your garage en-
trance even a first-year driver can back
in fearlessly.
Where driveways adjoin buildings it
is a good idea to put up corner wheel
guards, too. Made of the same iron
and with the same dubious projection,
these are heavy enough to defect any
wheel and prevent crumbling walls or
dented car sides.
The jamb guards come in one size
only: % inches high, weighing 40
pounds. The corner guard comes in
three sizes, %. 80 and go inch heights,
weighing so, 85 and 200 pounds each.
Even truck can hit the 60-inch guard
without making a dent. Both are
bolted to the wall by means of two
good sized bolts supplied with the
guards.
If you think these useful gadgets will
spoil the looks of your wall or door, We
advise you to get the catalogue of the
company manufacturing them and see
the pictures of the guards neatly affixed
to the walls. Or better still, look up
the local dealer and see them before
you order. Sturdy. well finished, un-
obtrusive, you would hardly know they
were there-until your mudguard
scraped against them and was pushed
gently out of the way.
X X X
K EEPING ccol in the Summer, diff
~ ficult though it may be, is doubly
hard when some one in the family in
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ment on the outer wall which adds to
its neat appearance.
II

ment on the outer wall which adds to
its neat appearance.
II you are getting ready to redec-
crate this Fall, you will want to know
about the new kind of interior paint
made of casein. 1t is almost as cheap
as kalsomine, but it won't rub of
against your new dark coat, the way
even the best Of kalsomine will.
This fiat wall finish, which comes in
nine pastel shades and white, Is sup
posed to have an extremely dense hid
ing power; one coat is usually enough
unless the under surface is a very
dark tone. 1t dries in from one to
two hours, if applied on a dry day,
so you can do room in the afternoon
and sleep In it at night without any
of that dreaded paint smell" in your
nostrils to keep you awake.
The paint is sold in the form OF a
stiff paste which weighs approximately
Is pounds to the gallon. 1t costs
from s2.65 to 1925 per gallon for
white, $2.75 to $685. for colors. When
you squeeze it out, mix 1t with water
in the ratio of two quarts to each
gallon of the paint. This operation
must be undertaken with the greatest
of care, since too much or too little
water, within reasonable limits, would
throw the formulation out of balance.
No matter what kind of wall sur
faces you have, this paint, made OF
the essence of that common product,
~tlk, can be applied. 1t is best on
walls and ceilings that don't call for
reUeated washings, Of course, for It's
prouS texture will not stand much
rubbing or scrubbing. 1t can be
brushed or sponged, that's all. But
the paint will go over rough or smooth
plaster, insulating board, concrete.
wall-board or brick, new or old, pre-
viously painted or unpainted.
If your spare room could stand a
new interior finish but you don't
want to dig down too deep in your
purse to do it, c2sein paint is the
answer to your problem. The colors
are light ivory. rich cream, chamois
"a tannish Yellow. beige, rose pink
(very Light, light suede, which is .
delicate gray; azure blue, apple green
and verde or a deeper apple green.
4
Editors Note:-For further infor-
nation about these products, write 10
Designed for Living, care of The Star,
and include stamped envelope.
Evening star., 1936-08-08
HOUSES REPLACE HUTS
MO dern Attractive Structures
Built in Hawaiian Islands.

Modern attractive homes are re-
placing the traditional grass huts in
many parts of the Hawaiian Islands,
according to dispatches from our mid
Pacific possessions.
AS housing conditions for the pop
ulation improve, indications of the de-
velopment of a distinctive architec-
ture are noticeable. The houses have
adapted the general form of the roof
of the old grass hut, with its low
pitch and overhanging caves. Archi-
tects use literally the popular kanais
(outdoor porches designed to admit
cool Winds. Subtle Oriental influ-
ences blend with modern trends to
produce general effect which is alto
gether charming and impressive.
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Stone Good Bed for Terrace.

A bed of hard cinders or gravel is
aol sable when building terrace.
Broken stone may also be utilized as
a drainage bed. This serves also as
a cushion for frost. With such a bed
there is less danger of the terrace
heaving or buckling from frost action.
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triangular space near the top mean?
How many who visit the Congressional
Library at Washington consider the
murals as Just some sort Of pictures or
wall decoration?
sculpture and painting, like music
and poetry, can bear a great part in
Evening star., 1936-08-08

the education and refinement Of the
people. What DR.. Walter Danarosch
and other leading musicians are doing
for music by bringing it to the pecpl.
can be done for sculpture and paint
ing.
Evening star., 1936-08-08
BY DOROTHY DUCAS AND
ELIZABETH GORDON.

~ ACKING into your garage would
- be a far less perilous task if
you knew that you'd do no
- damage by accidentally hitting