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blessing that the modern girl should
find helpful in looking her best on
this most important of all occasions
Longer Torso
Line Seen.
In looking over some of the new
gowns for church weddings, we no.
ticed a great trend toward the
longer torso line. However, it Is
more of an indicated lowered waist
line than an exaggerated one. The
main purpose of this is to give q
longer, sleeker midrif1 and empha-
size the small, trim waist and higher
bustline.
Higher necklines seem to be the
order of the day and are generally
preferred by brides this season
Many of these are done in an un-
usual manner, such as the gown OF
white faille silk which comes up in
rounded effect above the bustline
and is joined to white chiffon which
fits snugly around the throat. This
same dress has the new bracelet
length sleeve and buttons all the
way down the back.
In silhouette, the longer torso
line, the corseted midrin, billowing
sleeves and full skirts are among
the outstanding motifs, and, as we
have mentioned, all are features
that can turn your wedding gown
into an evening dress at the first
snip OF the shears -.
There has been some talk about
the importance of color in formal
wedding dresses this season, but, for
the most part, 1t seems that the girl
who is having big ceremony still
goes in for the traditional white
Very popular are all-white weddings
which use color accent only in the
bouquets of bride and attendants
It's perfectly possible for the bride
to carry white flowers and her
bridesmaids colored ones-or she
can switch the procedure around II
desired.
Pastels, however, are most effec-
tive for wedding party and there
is nothing lovelier than pale dresses
complemented by bouquets of bright
spring flowers. Large brimmed hats
are effective with the pastels, too,
or another choice may be tiny flower
crowns done in fresh flowers to
match the bouquets.
Dainty Materials
Are Favorites.
Although, as we have mentioned,
there Is great deal Of satin and
lace being shown, certain other fab
RIGS are particularly interesting this
season. Crisp organdies, billowing
chiffons, organzas, nets and all the
other dainty fabrics are very popu-
lar and make lovely wedding gowns.
In addition, we've seen some white
faille silk which for pure white
effect is about the snowiest material
you can find. Cottons are very good
and extremely lovely in white, COM
plemented by quaint, gayly printed
cotton frocks for the bridesmaids.
In addition, interesting detailing
effects are achieved which lend q
new air to the classic wedding gown.
For instance, many have q wide
ruffle around the bottom of the full
skirt which is great help in trans
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methods which may help.
Consider the various types of sur
faces that need cleaning, and re-
member that there Is a best way and
specific cleanser for each. It is a
wise plan when purchasing furni-
ture, accessories or materials to in
quire how to keep it clean, and you
will usually find that the manufac-
turer recommends one or more
methods to the dealer. Plan one
hour each day for cleaning jobs and
see how spic and span everything
will be.
Routine for
First Week.
Monday-Clean window glass.
Every one has pet method for this,
but like the one the filling station
man uses because it is a neat, clean
method in itself, turns out shining
glass and has no dirt or other debris
that makes 1t necessary to clean the
whole room afterward. I use this
same spray solution for mirrors also.
Tuesday-Porcelain to be washed.
If yours Is new keep its perfect
surface by using only soap and
water on it. Until that CLASSY sur
face is removed by too severe
abrasives, porcelain is very easy to
clean. After the surface is i'm
paired a mild securing powder is
necessary. A little turpentine on q
clean cloth will remove rust and
other stains on occasion.
Wednesday-Do the Inoleum. Dry
mop it every day. Wash 1t when
necessary with oil soap and warm
water. dry thoroughly and wax.
Waxing is easy if you use an ap-
plicator with a handle and the self
polishing type of wax.
Thursday-Polish monel metal,
brass, chromium, etc. Use soap and
water for monel metal and dry with
paper towel. A good metal polish
will take care of brass, copper,
pewter and other similar pieces.
Use work gloves to protect your
hands. A chamois for final polish
ing will give a softened lustre that Is
most pleasing.
Friday-Scrub the tiling. Soap
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Practical Gowns Capable
OF Serving as 'Formals'
Liked by 1910 Brides
Dainty Fabrics and New Lines
Noted in Wedding Dresses;
Attendants Wear White
BY HELEN VOGT.

It's thing to think about grand
daughters the future won't be able the which
married. back in 1910.
season. picking her We'd
with practically and
intention Of wrapping it in tissue packing
In trunk after the likely
ful bride in her flowing then whip
q
practical point
Wedding this truly lovely Fragile dainty fabrics
redominae although there still plenty
Color frequently and the souetes interesting
thoroughly wearabe lines Of the Interesting
exquisite detailing and slightly different features
wedding outstanding
bride of today
herself and her attendants it's
short stout thin beautiful picture
the most suitable
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Half Pound
Meat Serves 6

A few minutes, and presto! This grand
one-d'sh meal Is ready to pop into the
oven. Tempting havors blend deli.
ciously with tender, easily digested
Mueller's Macaroni.
MACARONI, FAMILY STYLE
pkg. Mueller's Macaroni
cup bread-crumbs
2 cups hot milk
tablespoons butter, melted
n ID. chtpped beef, cut small
tablespoons chopped green pepper
cans concentrated tomato soup
salt and pepper to taste
Dash OF Cayenne Qf desired)
Cook Muelleris Macaroni as directed.
Combine bread-crumbs, milk, butter.
chipped beef and green pepper in mix
ing bowl. Line buttered baking dish
with macaroni and pour In beef mix-
ture. Bake in moderate oven as min.
utes-then place on hot platter. Heat
tomato soup separately, season to
taste, and serve - sauce. Serves 8.
Serve delicious meals and spare the
budget-with Mueuer's Macaroni.
Mueller's uniformly thin walls insure
quick. even cooking. An exclusive pro-
cess removes excess moisture, 20 that
It oulks up more and goes farther!
Leftover meat, .flsh or vegetables are
quickly Eansformed into tempting
casserole dishes with Mueller's Maca-
roni: II your supply Is low, order
Mueuer's todayl
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Washable Features Modern Equipment Make Cleaning sv
Wise HOmemaker Plans
Her Routine for Each
Day During Week
Wallpaper, Painted Surfaces
And Other Articles Are Now
Suited to Soap and Water
BY MARGARET NOVEL;,

the days when the peace and happiness Of household
was utterly destroyed by whrlwnd Of cleaning
robin ciped poked its head ground a
home with its washable features the spring 1910
really learned housekeeping.
OF course we all know that loves clean
noeakes have yelled so loud and long about
tn has finally been done about the problems Paint
1act have made shiny paint that
have thought nice smelling mixtures with which
paper who nrst scuttd into their
emerged with beautiful adeproo
textiles kept quiet for long time but
they o1ered that
could be easily cared for to silence all was So there
nothing to do but take everything
washable
With the equipment right cleaning
the work planned certain the
hard odfashond housecleanng suggestions
Evening star., 1940-03-13
BY BARBARA BELL.

Make this charming, slim dress
Of navy crepe, pastel spun rayon,
black faille or bright silk print, and
put q frill Of white organdy OF
eyelet embroidery at the cleverly
heart-shaped neckline. Just see ii
It doesn't make q new and happier
Evening star., 1940-03-13
Manhattan'S
Guaranteed
Dry Cleaning"

When friends notice the fresh.
ness, style and fit of your
apparel, they'll think you've
fallen heir to a new wardrobe!
Because Manhattan Guaran.
teed Dry Cleaning is much more
than just another cleaning job
it removes all dirt, grit, and
perspiration stains and carefully
shapes your clothes, instead Of
merely pressing them.
Evening star., 1940-03-13
Minor Repairs Made
at No Extra Cost

You can wear your garments ut
once-Manhattan makes minor
repairs, replaces snaps and but
tons, at no extra cost.
Evening star., 1940-03-13
By BARONESS PIANTONI.


Do you q inches would you
larger measuring
lamps
dolly really the small inclosed
border
obtain this pattern send for No 1909 and iclose IS cents In
and Address orders Needle
work Editor Of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1940-02-14

convicted wrongfuliy because evi-
dence against them was obtained
unlawfully-that Is, by coercion.
The Supreme Court unanimously
voted to free the men. The evil
dence obtained by Senator Black
when his Lobby Committee was
functioning, on the other hand, was
obtained in a manner described by
high court Of the District of Co.
lumbia as unlawful and coercive.
Men who ascend to the Supreme
Court often leave behind them the
prejudices and bias of their political
days. Some day when an issue
involving other civil liberties-the
sacred right of privacy, guaranteed
by the Constitution-is defended in
the Supreme Court and Justice
Black casts the deciding vote in
favor of this clause of the Consti-
tuition, there will be a wave Of praise
from the press of the United States
whose freedom was endangered by
the misconception of justice which
Mr.. Black held when a member of
/ the Senate. Until then, the opin-
ions he renders will be scrutinized
for the removal of evidence of
intolerance and class prejudice in
the economic and legal field in the
hope that this will be superseded
by the true judicial temperament
which a man who is appointed for
life owes to the American people
"rich and poor alike" as the oath
of Office so specifically requires.
When such a transformation is
revealed, Mr.. Black may become one
of the truly great personalities of
the Supreme Court.
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Scientists Will Meet

The Washington Academy of
Sciences and the Geological Society
of Washington will hold a joint
meeting at BIS pm. tomorrow in
the Cosmos Club, Madison place and
H street NV, Frederick D. Rossini,
corresponding secretary of the
academy, has announced. George
Gaylord Simpson of the American
Museum of Natural History, New
York City, will speak on Land
Bridges and Fossil Mammals"
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neutrals parties at interest the
must be equally in the condition of itself which
disrupted the internal economies
easily imagine a
front be effective the neuras
have to be prepared to here we've had enough
fellows stop fighting such you
must suffer such and such penalties There the
would attempt such positive intervention Certainly unlikely
the United States would Furthermore
allowing
it
sacrifice her gains without being made to do
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fearesness would
the Republican National The G. p leaders could
that president Dewey might honest them"
out be ntracb in Office another famous Republican
white hope That the presidency
sdetracked
Mckinley plague party
him there February
politicians much chance Republican
unless Dewey the Republican
Democratic ticket.
y
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have left New
His friendand they powerful
Dewey energetic young man who has risen high and will
rise higher by sheer native ability Aredal
oriole native songbd
wild charm the crowd the cape
and bring America back the rustic spces
Fathers They him fearless
driven the rackeeers jail hiding political
Fritz Kuhn Richard Whitney and Jimmy that he
be intimidated
The truth always lies somewhere between
contains mixtures both the hostile and the friendly appraisal
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Washington Observations
6. 0. P. ReoIists Seen lnwordIy Concerned
By Probability Of Roosevelt condidocy :

You can slice 1t as thin as you
please, but It's still the cold bologna
Of fact that Communism got what 1t
wanted at the recent American
Youth Congress In Washington.
What it wanted was to prevent the
expulsion from the congress Of the
Young Communist League" which
Is minority but notoriously power
full boring -from-within element Of
the body as . whole. The attempt
to duplicate the recent declaration
Of policy by the American Civil
Liberties Union, whereby henceforth
1t would have been impossible for
any totalitarian sympathizer to have
any voice in the government Of the
Youth Congress, was thwarted. Pro-
ponents of such measures were
shouted down or thrown out, or
both, while Mrs. Roosevelt looked
on. attending to her knitting and
commenting that after all, the
youth" shouldn't be expected to
adopt resolutions they didn't believe
in. 1t is youth" which largely put
Hitler, Mussolini and Stain where
they are and keep them there. The
dictators haveeno cause to view with
alarm the things just done in the
name Of American youth" under
august blessings.
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Music Proqrom Fridoy

The Wooding Southland Singers,
under the direction Of Samuel
Wooding. viii present q program
Of Negro songs Friday ut 8 pm. at
the Ninth Street Christian Church.
Ninth and D streets NE, under thu
auspices Of the Junior choir of TIE
church.
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Attoche to Talk on China

Victor K. Kwong, Attache at the
Chinese Embassy, will describe China
of today and talk on China's future
at the monthly meeting of the Wash
ington Society of the Massachusetts,
Institute OF Technology, Friday at
1890 pm. in the Cosmos Club.
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supreme conf
dence. Their ex-
ternal and off,
cial view Is that
1910 is their oys-
ter. But there's
q fly in the oint-
ment of their
apparent'joy. Its
name is Frank
lin D. Roosevelt
and 1t springs
from the con-
viction Of count
less G. o. P.
leaders that the
man they have
IN hoot ir No
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nave not Shed thelr blood or spent
their treasure. But in return for
the seat, the neutrals would have to
promise to support the economic as
poets Of the eventual settlement. In
their postwar economic exhaustion
the democracies, at least might
well accept such an arrangement.
The Welles theory, meanwhile,
reaches its final and most prob
lematical extension when it Is ap-
nlied To the duration of the uor
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s n o W In g t h Q
court at its
best as q de.
fender Of the
civil liberties Of
1T he friendless
and the power
less" naturally
received chief at
tention. For stu.
dents Of trends
in h e c ou r t,
however, an Ar
kansas tax case,
involving a State
levy on gasoline
brought Into the
cAA&
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Roosevelt called
on the press of
America to offer
some a oil gy
for what it had
printed about
Justice Black,
now that the
latter in a
lengthy opinion
d e f e n d e d the
cause of four
colored men SEN
fenced to death
in. Florida.
1t is an ex-
tr aord in ary
khirn for 4 ho
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High in 'Homespun' Qualities

Certainly omespun" only require
high
already nominated by the Republican party and
all White
honey Yank qualities in great abundance the owo oro He
small pedded a
earned enough University
Michigan he in the college club
at the Methodist Church.
Politically there good
attributes with tremendous popular appeal
candidate since Abe Lincoln His other qualities
foceuness ambition regularity personality
platform And he is
the pivotal State national election He
the underworld his critics chagehe
high big business remains
that attack political
politics popular throughout the Natonso
resentment of the South and West against the
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Workers for Blind to Meet

The District. of Columbia Asso-
citation of Workers for the Blind will
meet at .8:15 pm. tomorrow in
Epiphany Church Parish Hall, 1917
G street NV.
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vember is the present President. In
other words, G. o. P. realists, in
cluding the hard-boiled machinists
who constitute Chairman John
Hamilton's co-workers, are con-
vinced that Roosevelt will be drafted
for a third-term nomination; and
that he will be no setup on election
day. Herbert Hoover Is one of the
key Republicans who have felt this
way for a long time. Nothing has
happened up to this hour to under
mine his belief. The three leading
candidates for the Republican nomi-
nation-I'm putting them alpha
betically, to play safe-Dewey, Taft.
Vandenberg-are reliably thought
to share national committee senti-
ment that the President is the
toughest customer any of them could
possibly face as Democratic oppo-
nent, third-term prejudice to the
contrary Notwithstanding. They
have practically no anxiety about
Garner, Hull, Wheeler, McNutt, Far
ley. jackson, Douglas, Stark, Clark
or any other Democrat.
Drafters Remain Unchecked.
To the last. Republicans who
would rather not have to oppose
F. D. r. again in 1910 have hoped,
along with his foes within the Demo-
cratic party, that the third term
draft movement would be ef1ectu-
ally checked ere this. The weeks
have rolled by, only to see it grow
in momentum and with mounting
indications that Roosevelt himself
seems determined to do nothing to
stop 1t. Republicans have a veri-
table Mount Everest of anti-New
Deal material to take into the cam
paign against Roosevelt candidacy.
Their candidatorial orators like
Dewey, Taft, Vandenberg, Bridges ct
al. already are filling the airwaves
nightly with 1t. It Is convincing
and persuasive as far as it goes, with
it's dollar -and-cent recital of reck-
lessress in conduct of the Govern
ment on the deficit and debt system.
But whether it goes far enough to
loosen Franklin D. Roosevelt's grip
on the popular imagination, to up
root the legend of charm the coun.
try associates with him, to make
the people believe there is any Re-
publican, or Democrat for that mat
ter, who could do a better job
that is another question. And an
even graver question, from the prac-
tical politicians standpoint is, where
the Democratic candidate Is to be
found who has q greater appeal to
the powerful voting groups broadly
catalogued as Catholics, Jews, Ne
groes, laborites, farmers, Federal
of1iceholders, reliefers, and other
elements organized and unorganized,
which the New Deal has contrived
in one way or another to put under
obligations to it during the past
seven years? To say nothing Of
liberals and reformers to whom the
New Deal spells the millennium.
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biscuft-an arrogant careerist WHO
has neglected his elected Job of
prosecuting attorney in our greatest
city to 60 chasing after, first, the
governorship Of New York and now
the presidential nomination of his
party. They see in him potential
Fascist, q man who, to get results,
pays little heed to the legal or con-
stitutional niceties and whose widely
Evening star., 1940-02-14

February 18 as Rainbow Division
Veterans Week. The District was
represented in the division by the
l65th Field Hospital.
Evening star., 1940-02-14
The Capital Parade
Terror Of Neutral Nations for Hitler ReIoxed,
Informal Discussions Now Possible
By JOSEPH ALsoP and ROBERT KINTNEE

novel striking theory international relations
maturity Huls disclosure
with other nations
extremely salty, his public punch.
statement
world peace on sound and lasting pretty patudnou
really originated constant
President Undersecretary
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Full Assay
Of Black Lies
In Future
Right Of Public to
Doubts Survives
Florida Decision
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

President Roosevelt has unwit-
tingly revived the controversy over
Justice Blacks one-time member
ship in the Ku Klux Klan. MIR.
Evening star., 1940-02-14

HE opinions OF urters page are their osn not
necessarily Ths Stars Such op.nton. are presented = rhs
readers although such opinions may be contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1940-02-14

House. Even the meteoric T. r. had
q broader background of political
experience than his service as COM
missioner Of police, and Teddy en-
tered the White House after serving
as Governor of New York and
reaching the vice presidency.
Neither the state of the Nation nor
the condition of the world en-
courage us to hope for good results
from electing a man of Dewey's
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Dissenters
In Tax Case
Form Bloc
Block, Fronkfurter
And Douglas Join
In Opinion
BY CHARLES G. ROSS.

OF the Supreme Court decisions Of
last Monday, that announced by
Justice Black in the third-degree
case UP from Florida-a decision
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nations In this therefore neutrals parties
What novel the extension
policy If the neuas parties at interest then they right
the conference table
prepare ultimate purpose
of discussions
entirely
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Nv FREDERIC WILLIAM WIFE

ny FNEOENIV WILLIAM WILE.
Republicans will assemble in
Washington for their national COM
mittee meeting this week in an out
ward state of high jubilation and
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was first cogently stated by Welles
last April, during the abortive war
crisis following the seizure Of
Prague. In the course of a discus
sion of wars probable consequences.
Welles remarked that in the mod
ern world neutral nations were
really parties at interest" in any
postwar settlement.
Welles' logic is obvious. The
modern world is an economic unity.
AS Versailles too thoroughly proved,
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Common Neutral Front

mind since the outbreak
The discussions would have begun
European netras were at first
too terrified bid another good
likely take the pacific onslaught
has extent now
possible
The key to the discussions character in
description preliminary relating to sound inter-
national economic system the reduction
had
in these ends.
The Presidents commonest dctum,
whom he talks international problems Is that I'VE
return world there
of trade From the discussions
problems should finally up
presented finally
Evening star., 1940-02-14

Since Thomas Dewey Is by all for the
e. s presidential nomination who has developed political
w Pc other columns Of this series
which VIII do journalistic justice his challenge
In an eno to draw political
account must be taken Of both his friends
he sort OF Aredae grow
snappsn IN his old animal which
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Film Of the Royal Visit.

There has just been assembled
and formally exhibited for the first
time in Washington the only COM
plete, sequential and original set
Of moving pictures Of the visit Of
King George and Queen Elizabeth
to North America last year. 1t was
shown this week at a private high
tea" gathering Of the British Am
bassador, Lord Lothian, and his
staff, including the denizens Of the
servants hall" of the big British
Embassy out on Massachusetts, ave-
nut. The pictures, taken by special
photographers of the Eastman
Kodak Co., for eventual private pre-
sentation to their Britannia majes-
ties, include virtually every one of
their important activities from the
time they left ship in Quebec waters
up to the hour they re-embarked
for England after crossing Canada
and visiting Washington and New
York. The celebrated Embassy gar
den party here is one Of the high
spots Of the collection.
Evening star., 1940-02-14
May Plague Party Bosses

An honest appraisal the
that principal objections
fearlessnes The objection his youth really his
big the district atorneyshp
Evening star., 1940-02-14
A Happy Marine.

One of the happiest members Of
the United States Marine Corps,
though now an inmate of the Naval
Hospital, is Corpl. Donald Williams,
former orderly to Gen. James J.
Meade, U. S. M. c., retired. Learn
ing that his one-time aide was re-
cuperating from a severe kidney
operation, Gen. Meade went to the
corporal's bedside and spent the bet
ter part of an hour in an orgy Of
cheerful reminiscence of war and
peace days together. Corpl. Will
liams' pleasure at his former conn.,
mander's visit was doubled by the
fact that on that very day the news
papers announced that Representa-
tive Thomas A. Flaherty, Democrat,
Of Massachusetts and the American
Legion of Massachusetts, had joined
In recommending Gen. Meade's ap-
pointment as Assistant Secretary of
the Navy. Meade had q colorful
record in the Marines and enjoyed
wide popularity because of the bene-
fits to enlisted men brought about
at his instigation.
Evening star., 1940-02-14
the People
Deweys 'Homsspun' Qualities and Courage
Seen outwsished by Meoger Background
BY JAY FRANKLIN.

(Th Is another a discussnu the principal
candidates for the presdency both parties for eecon
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Necessary Qualification

TO be the IF when embody necessary qualification
Clearly claiming the seat group
Of belgents would