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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
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ten (Nnnam, &ambooida, God)ins
dina. Saos, Slugfing) lmbebelligt
gelaiien llno iid) oamit begniigt ,ollrd,
elm ON 3abl notwithstanding fleines
geamtentlm cine slrt Sberberrichoft
alls3uiiben. Sn ser @ebanolllng ser
in Der 8epolferlug oltftauhenoen
politiiden Strolnlulgen bat tie piel-
fad) eeidupantt; lie bat ibnen 5eit-
fpeiie iogar aus rein taftilhen 8es
iiGtspunften cine mebr ober ipeniger
arobe gepegllnasfreibeit gelaiien, 10
ben panaiiatiifeu Stronlllngen 5llr
Geit ser Jrellnoifaft nit ssapm llnb
nadber beu communication 5ur 3eit
ser Golfsfrcnt -Hegierllng uno nit
Hiidiiht ouf Sen Eaft nit Mosfalt.
$50 iolhe Miidiitten nidlt notlpeuoig
erld)ienen, bat lie olleroings IN ben
pergangenen Sobren alld) i6nrf 5lls
geeriifen.
Inter oieien llmltGnoeu lit o,h
Die bon Srunfreif in Snopd)ine I'M
terbaltene 0tilitdrnoft perbdltnls-
mG6ig tlein geblieben. Gus gilt 10
ipobl fiir sic SunoitreitfrGfte ols
allh fiir Sic iernGltlife Gslotte. Grit
ieit Sem Gcrmarih ser Sapouer in
Noros unb Siiohine lit man IN Garis
aftiper geiporhen, lmo bus Dor ullem
auf SrGngen bes &oloninlnlinilters.
Sie SanoitreitfrdItc Snoohiuas
iino in orei 9etrenntcn ,Sornlatonen
nltfgeitellt: sic rcgllGre grippe, Sic
Tolisei ser Golpninlpermultllng llno
cine aus oen flcinen 9ergpolfern ges
tilbete &ilfstrilppe. Sie fleinc regu-
ldre 9lrnlee refrlltiert lid) aus G0ro-
lGre glrmee refrllICrt it'd aus Guro=
Ben Tornutionen ltnb sic Gingeborc-
men Gerbinoe iino ieooh ltreng pon-
chamber getrcnnt Gle aus euro
piern acbiloete Srllppe lit Sic eigent-
lihe StGtte ser Notwithstanding.
0ie itorf iie sur 3eit lit, l1Bt lid, niclt
iifer lngen. Naf irnn50iiid)en 9lns
aaben betrIQt Die StGrfc Scr BON
Sranfreih inn Ternen Siten ins9es
Iamt untcrhaltenen meiBen Srlppen
etlua 1900 Monn. Gapon itebt ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
Community SmnS

Ser 12 Ssabrealte 9annp Yeoers,
1919 Gbeitnut Gill 9r., tpar per-
brannt tporben Bis s,lr l1nfenntlih-
felt, als cine Sdelac-grploiion, nit
melhem er elm Spiellufti1ff on-
itrih fih ereignete. gtab oem er ins
Soipital gebraht tpurbe iein 3uitano
als fritiih betradtet ,lnb er mubte
sipei Sabre in oerielben Hoiition
liegen nno oaourh ,paren
ainn nit 8rilit 5uiammen getpadien.
Sein 1aa par 10 boffn,lnsslos, baB
er bonn Spital beim ins Glternbaus
gebradt tpuroe, Inn babeim 81 iter-
ben 81 egltern tpenoeten iih an Den
Community 6uno uno Die aranfens
ldhpelter glilabetb Mc@ratp uno sic
Gltern ipraden Dem Sungen Soft.
nung su. Sebt fann Der Sunge be-
reits 5eittueiie oas Bett perlaiien unb
cine Operation miro porgenommen
iper6en, INN 6as &inn bon Der 8rult
su teilen. Sblpobl Dor SSabresfriit ais
boffnlngslos aufgegeben iebte Der
Community Jlr,o Die SdtpeIter
Gc@raip in Stano oieiem Sungen
lein 2eben 5u retten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
GlcpelaitH 8ail,pav
ertGlt 1tltintatunt

Die Glepelano Maillpap So. miro
bon ser Staot elm llltimatum erbal.
ten. Wapor Sarolo S. Burton lln6
Sraction aommiiiar Gowaro S.
SdneiO iperben 9apmono Z. Gras
gin, benl Gorliser Ser Sreibrieis&om
milton, mitteilen, baB Der Jreibriefs
3oridlag ser 8ailrpap 60. in 81
Hnntten llnannebmbar lit nnb 6aB
Ole Staot bie @erbanblungen iiber ei-
men ssreibrief ab5ubreden geOenft,
iaas iid Die. 9eiellihaft niht fiiet
uno i'm pelentlihen oen ssreibrief &C.
nebnligt, lpie er BON Shlpeios Soltet.
fer alligeiebt lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
uatierale 3eitu,,es'
,rehe AmSiteuaite
Su 6er 9anptbibliotbef

Sm 6eiern Ser National 3eit,,nss.
node bonn 1. bis 7. Sftober tperoen
Die 3eitungen bon glebelan6 ,,no bic
Glepelano 9ibIiotbef 6en GlepeIan.
bern 8elegenbeit bieten r&inter Die
erite Seite" elmer burdihnittliden
Seitnng 81 ieber, inbem Musitellun.
gen auf Dem 2. uno 3. Stod Der
Sauptbibliotbef, 325 Superior Mpe.,
ltattfinbcn. ..,
Gs mad)t nihts aus. II, tpelder
Bbaie bon Sournalismus Sic inter.
eiiiert iino. 6ier f0nnen Sic aIes
finoen lleber aIes miro MuffIdruns
gegeben. ginige ausitebenoe Bil6er
bon 3eitlsngspbot botograpben miro g.
Craig, Sauptpbotoerapb Der glepe.
lano Netus, 5eigen. Mud) iiber tele.
srapbiide Biloer miro MufidluB se.
geben ebenio iiber oen medaniiden
Ieil, gum 8eiipiel tpie cine 3eit,,ng
5uiammenselteat, allfgemaht uno &c.
orudt.
Cine slbteiIuns 1T BEN amerita.
niiden fremoipradisen 3eituneen
geni6met.
Beinden Sie Die -ausiteaung, iie
miro lebrreit fem. ,s
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Bitte unteritiiten Sie Die I'm
~Holfsblatt" Nn5eioepbeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26

Sas allgemeine Gublif,m uno alle
lfitglicoer ser Electromagnetic 1inh
eingclaOen Dem farhenprGttigen Mi-
litGrball, bel Dem bas Yublifum cine
@elesenbeit bat iid) bon ser Natio-
na!garoe 5u perabihieben.
giirgcrmeilter Sarolo s. Burton,
ielblt cin &eierpeoffisier, lit Goriiscr
oes Citizen 9omitecs. Ser 8ou miro
arangiert bon slrmee uno Mapp
Clubs, cine Organization bon che
maligcn lrnO gpsenlpartigen Off
5icren.
Ginge5ogene Mitglicoer aller Ab-
teillmscn Ser EatipnaIgaroe iino ein-
selaocn am gall teil5unebmen bel
freiem Gintritt., Sic Uniform oient
als Gintritt.
Gintrittsforten foiten 500 ,mb
Yatrons SidetS $500. Sic t0nnen in
Saplors, 8onos'lmo Map Company
getal'it peroen. IMuBer oem 5an3or.
DIETER luerben nod sic Muiiffapellen
Ses 145. Snianteries,' 1O7. 3apalle-
rie-&esiments, 1875. s. q. uno 112
engineers iino eingelaben. Tie SaIle
miro 5pei 9iibuen baben ,mo mirS
tul,noerih0n oeforiert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
1,abiIGnnt Nes De,ati<tei,
Kcn,crterteiters

Gas 0elltlhe &onSertorbeiter feiert
oieies Sabr iein 15idbriges gelteben
unb miro aus bieiem slnlaB Dem
Ieutihtlm Glepclano nit einem ber.
norraeenoen &onsert allftudrten.
1925 tullroe oicie M'iifpereiniguns
als 0cutihes 3cntrale Srfeiter 9es
griin6et.
9lm 81. Hopember miro oas 9eut-
ife 6on5ertorbeiter in Ser Sdhpei-
ser 5alle iein t5iidbrises Stiftllngs-
felt begeben. gs ioa cine Jeier fir
oas Geltiettllm Glepelanos tperoen,
an ser ieoer M,liifliebenoe teilneb-
men iollte.
Die Mitalieoer oes Srdpiters iibet,
nit gegeilter,ne rno elm riibriees
Gomitcc iorgt ihon ieit @odcn ba-
fiir, oob oas sseit III ieoer Siniidt,
Dor allcnl IN ge5us al,i sic 3ufrieoen,
ltelll,rg ser 8dite, einen pollen Gr.
ipla peripriht. Gintrittsfarten iinS
bon alien MitglieOcrn oes Srheiters
uno in Sen meilten befannten oel,t,
ihen 8ei6Gften erbGltlih.
Tas Srbeiter probt ieoen MontaQ
lnO 2pnncrstae $3.50 llbr abenos i'm
Sh,par5Dalo Neitarrant an Setroi1
slue. Samen unb Serre,t, Die lid Dem
Srd)eIter als Spieler aniblieBeu
nodten, iino ber5lib pillfommen.
Sans 0eitat, Gori.,
74OO 2odDeor glpe. Gel. Sc. 1896
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26

ser &iiitenipahe iih bergroBeru. miro
ouh bas Ycrional bes &oten &reu5es
lpeld)en Sen MGnnern lno ibren So
miIien geiitano rno io5iale 6iibioree
S,teil perben ldBt, permebrt tperOen.
Sm letten Sabr balf bas Hote &reu5
nebr ols 10000 WGnnern inn Wili=
tGroienlt lmo 10000 Gctcranen,
Yro6leme aller slrt 81 loien.
Ias Gote &rell5 bat cine &elerpe
bon 10000 Quolifioierten Yilegerin-
nen l,no nimnt iebt oie Ginlbreib,m-
gen Scr meoisinii6en Se6nologen
bes Salloes entgegen, uno 5luar fir
Sen 0ienit i'm Sale irgeno elmer
Sanocsnot. Gin aagelneines &orps
bon frciipilligcu 0lutgeberu miro or
eaniiiert.
:Sm lebten Sabre bali bas Note
!arens $4,000 Spiern BON 106 &ata=
itrophen in oen Gereini9ten Stoaten.
Mebr als 35O,OOO Minner llnb
Traucu ipl,rben in ser erlten Silielei=
flung aosgebiloet, lngeiGbr 1OO,-
600 Ecrionen bilbcten iib IN Ser SO
ten &reu5 Wolicridllt- llno Sebens-
rcttllngss Sebnif aus, nno $4,000
Tralleu rno Wab6cn crbielten In
tcrribt in Der Seimpflege BON &ran.
fen. Die 3abl ser Noten &reu5sSilfs.
Statipnen an Sen 2unoltraBen llnb
rlobilen Ginbeiten iinb ouf mebr als
5000 9eitiegen.
Ginige 1900 lofulc CHAPTERS oro.
netcn cine &ugne an, Inn sic In.
iiiQe in sen Seimeu llnb auf SEN ,Sor.
men 81 perninoerl, lpGbreno oie 81
icntlihen 8eilnobeitspilegerilmel
ocs Mpten &reu5es 1000, 900 &rall,
fenbeithc mahten lmo Sollielloe bon
Shulfinocrn mui fDrperlide ShlpG.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26

beltaeiiibrte 8eribt in Sen &ereinig-
ten Stnatcn. Gicle anbere 8eridlte
inn SanD bubcn sic Wetbo0c ser Or.
saniiation unb Geriualtlmg oesielbeu
iitcrrommen, neil Dies bas erite 8es
riht mar llnter Dem Sberritter-S
item.
Gem Sbcrrit)ter Golpeu perions
lid geb0rcn oic Sorbcrcn ipegen lei
ner tiihtigcn 6iibrlng unO Gerlpal'
tllng ocsielbcn. Tielc nel,c Hegeln
bat er cingciiibrt beiu Ginridten oes
Ceparteneuts, 0eren Hrobation,
Giphiotriite SGIle, Gbe5lpiitigfe:tcn,
!FaIIcuperlpnlter, 3pangsperfalfs'
angelcgenbcitcn, 9tcforofiibren I'M
&rilninalgeriht lmo haucrnbc Ser
beiierl,ngen in ser Nlslpabl bon 8es
ldppDrencn 81 8rllnoe licgen.
Sieier Soften oes Sberrihters
uerlungt iuriitiihe iolpie uominiltra=
tipe j9lrbeit. 0us 8ebalt lit oasielbe
ipie oas ser anoeren IA yfihter. Mus
Der bob er @erit)t fiibrt bat er sic
lleberiitt iiber 20 slngeitellte in Sen
ucrihicoenen slttcillrngen. lleber eine
bolbe Miuion Collar meroen iGbr-
lid in oieiem Department perausgobt
&or II Sabren, ais ibm Der Soften
BON ieineu &oacgen angeboten mur=
Sc, mcigerte er iif oen Soften 81
iibenebmen, peil es nibt 9lrbeit iiir
eiuen Mann allein iein. Gr lieB lid,
, abcr Damn bod iiberreben llno nabnl
an. IS bat lid in Sen II Ssabren nod
fcin &onfllrrent fiir ieinen Soften &c,
ilrnoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
Chen hin llnteriuhten.

den Bin llnterluHten. "a
Cine Mrmee bon $4,000 freipils
lieen 5rauen lteaten 1000, 900 9leis
oungsitiide uno 7 Wilionen yer
bonosi sitoffe 3lln @erbano oabeim
uno in oem bonn ariege bein,se','db'
ten europa uno bereiteten 100000
Seiten 8raille 2eieitoH Dor. Inter
2eitl,ng oes slmerifaniid)en Sunior
Moten &rellses lernten s Wfillioa1en
Gnaben rno Mdoden Ben lueniger
sliidli6en Meniden in otelem nno
onocren Sdnoern o,rd Shuloiet,ft-
Yroiefte 5u belieu. Gur6 ben yta-
tionolen &inber 0ono trl,gen tie ibr
@enises sur ltnterltiisuns bon euro.
pGiihen sSliihtlingsfinoerr bel.
lin oieie Sdtiafeiten iortoufab-
iiibrcn ,,nO 81, eripeitern benotigt oas
Hote arel,5 Sal,ienoe nel.er Diitglie-
ser, o,lber sen bereits 100000 ein-
setrasenen Mitglieoeru oes lebten
Ssabres," erflirte Serr Gapis. sd
BIN geruiB, Sab oieies 3iel ,pdbreno
ocs j1brliben slppells bonn ii. big
gum 80. Nopember oieies Sabres ers
rciht meroen miro"
BITE LESEN SIZE DIE
ANZEIGENi
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21tiIitasbau

Sm Ynblie Nnbitorium am 5. DIT
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
Reeiitrare 81 ireier,t
Diettit aufeefer>ert

@ablregiitrare baben bie sluifor.
berlng erbalten, Mittlpo6, Sen 16.
Sftober. ibre 9ienlte freimillie sur
Serfiigung 81, lteIlen, Inn sic Megi.
itrierung Ser Bebrpilihtieen nors,,,
nebmen. @eloer. iinb fir bie s}egi.
itrierllng. sic an 1882 @ablpl1ben
erfolgen miro, nift belpiqigt. Sm
Gnpabosa County ,peroen li6 130,,
600 @ebrpflibtige i'm Sitter bon 81
Bis 35 Sabren fir moglihen Mili.
tGroienit anmeloen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
zUEcE DIR
SIGHT SAVING LAMpE

4. Lichtbirnen Won genue.
gend Groesse um kor-
rekten Bedarf Won Lich:
zu geben.
=. Zurueckwerfende und
Verbreitende Schale, um
schimmerloses direktes
uhd indirektes LIGHT zu
geben.
G. Breiten Schirm (Offen
oben) nit weissem Fut-
ter.
.. Illuminating Engineering
SOctatv'S Zettel der
Gutheissung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
Uberristter Pe,reu
&anoibat snr @icoertuabl int
Gnpabpsa Guuntp

Sberrihtcr bes Gonlmon Ylecs
8erid)ts oes Glpabo9a Gountp, So
mer 8. Ypipea, itebt 5llr Wieoerlpabl
inn Nopember. Gr mar Sberrid)ter
ieit 1923 als bas @eriht nell urga.
nilicrt plroe luter bem Sberrihters
Spltem. Gorber mar Hit,ter Eolpcll
Common Eleas Hihter nclm Sabre
lang, I'M gan5en bat er 26 Sabre
Sieult getnn.
Ias Gupoboga Golutp Common
9leas Gericbt lit onerfannt oils oas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
Hat,icn 10. 8alH,pin
Spridt III Sureien Niiairs Gunaeil,

slm 5. Sftober BEL einem 2l,ndeon
um 1915 I'M Sotel Statler miro
Serr Sanion u. 9alo,pin MilitGr-
lnS Nfarine 3prreiponoent ser Nep
s)orf Simes einen &ortrag iiber
yEroblems Of National SefelNe" bal
ten. ReIerpatipnen tonnen belteIlt
neroelt, inoem man Main 1902 an-
ruft.
Evening star., 1940-01-17
Wool Skating Socks


Ths Roya.Hoa FrsF Floor
Evening star., 1940-06-01

this door hook holds the door open
In any one of three positions.
The hook is controlled from the
inside only. When the door is closed
and the hook released, it swings
against the jamb and away from the
door. so that it does not interfere
with ordinary operation of the door.
Made in bronze, brass, white
bronze or chromium-plated bronze,
this hook is easily installed and has
no parts to get out Of order. It
comes right or left handed, costs
$3.50 to $3.50 each, with reductions
If you order as many as one dozen.
Colored Fire Sticks.
Colored flames leaping from your
hearth in riot of green, blue, pur-
pie, violet-even some pink and
orange; do you like the idea? If you
do, it Is easy and cheap to have
them. For there are colored sticks
available. one of which. placed on an
already burning fire, will give a rain
bow effect to the flames for an hour
or more
The story of how these colored fire
sticks came into being is an inter-
esting one. Their inventor is a IA
year-old heating engineer, who was
forced to retire from active business
when he suffered a paralytic stroke.
Sitting in front of his fireplace one
day, he began to amuse himself with
sprinkling chemical powder on the
logs to color the flames. Since the
powder burned up very quickly, this
necesSitated his getting up every few
minutes to add new powder. It was
difficult feat for cripple. So
MY daughter. a student of chem
iStry, assisted me in conducting q
series of experiments with various
chemicals" he explained Il finally
evolved what I call a color stick.
and in my wife's kitchen we made
up some samples which proved very
satisfactory. We distributed them
among my friends and neighbors.
Every one thought the idea novel
and interesting as plaything, but
no one saw any commercial posi-
bilities of any great magnitude ex-
cept me-"
In the last few months he has re-
ceived hundreds of orders. From all
over the country come requests for
colored fire. He has had to build a
laboratory and hire several employees
since then.
And I had thought I was all
done as a businessman" he con-
! fided.
The sticks may be burned with
ordinary logs, and the best way to
Evening star., 1940-06-01

who are familiar with Washington
history will agree, the Capital has
been the mecca Of thousands OF in
creased workers during every war.
Also such activities bring to this
city hosts of others who have busi-
ness contacts with the Government
and our vast defense program will
have the same effect.
This means an immediate in
crease in the demand for homes
and business properties. Vacancies
Immediately begin to disappear and
owners realize increased incomes.
At the same time rents in this city
are capable Of being maintained at
levels which give fair and equita-
BILE investment return"
Evening star., 1940-06-01
D. {. Real Estate Called
One Of Best investments

The opinion rapidly is gaining
ground that in the present world
crisis Washington real estate is one
Of the brightest spots in the entire
field Of sound investments, accord
Ing to . statement made yesterday
by Don A. Lotus. prominent builder
Of Alexandria, Va.
There are q number of excellent
reasons why well-selected real estate
In this city may be considered as
safe as any investment to be found" "
Mr.. LOTUS pointed out. "As all
Evening star., 1940-06-01

burn them is to accumulate q thick
bed Of hot ashes close to the logs.
To produce the best display place
two logs close together with q small
crack between, through which burns
q gentle flame. Place one of the
color sticks near this crack. It will
melt, running over the log and into
the cracks and crannies, thus pro-
longing the color effects. Or the
stick may be put on the bed of glow
ing Goals under the crack. This
produces q sheet of flame, with all
the colors Of the rainbow, coming
up through the cracks.
After the colors have entirely dis
appeared they often blaze up again
If the fire is stirred with q poker or
the logs are rearranged. Sometimes
you even get colored flames next day
when a new fire is started on the old
bed of ashes.
The sticks come "a to a box for 81,
post prepaid. If you are having q
party and want to show your friends
how you can improve on nature,
here is novel way of doing it.
*** **
For further information about
products described here write the
Misses Ducas and Gordon, 23O
West Forty-first street, New York
City, and inclose stamped, self
addressed envelope.
Evening star., 1940-06-01
New 0i|-Base Ename
Resists Strenuous
Wear Around Home
Muriutic Acid and
Burning Nophtho Fail
To Mar Finish
BY DOROTHY DUCAS and
ELIZABETH GORDON.

We have added a new simile to
our collection: las tough as first
class fast-drying enamel"
We knew through practical use
of enamel on woodwork and furni-
ture around the house that enamel
stood most strenuous wear. But
several tests, suggested by the
makers of a new synthetic oil-base
enamel, have convinced us Of hardi-
ness beyond expectation.
What would you say to a paint
that survived muriatic acid, which
made a piece of zinc on which it
was spread evaporate? Or held up
when naphtha was poured on the
surface of painted metal, ignited
and left to burn out? There was
no change in the painted surface
after the naphtha burning-the
smoky residue was easily washed
away with pure soap and water.
More tests were done for us. Wax
crayon markings were washed away
with pure soap and water, leaving
no trace behind. A painted wooden
panel was immersed in boiling
water, allowed to boil for several
minutes, and nothing happened to
the paint film. This is durability
to the nth degree, isn't it?
In practical application, the
enamel is easy to use. We painted
several test panels and were pleased
to see that brush marks disappeared
into the final film. No skill was
required, We merely used a full
brush, stroking lightly. It's apph-
cation and reaction in drying. and
resistance to abrasion after it had
completely dried, was similar to
heavy, cream-type nail polish ap-
piled to the f1ngernails. The tough,
elastic film had a rubbery feeling,
although there is no rubber in it.
One coat Of this enamel is SUM-
cient under ordinary circumstances.
For unprimed new wood, it is well
to use a first coat thinned with
turpentine (about Is per cent?, and,
after that is thoroughly dry, a Sec
ond unthinned coat. 1t dries to
touch or "out Of dust" within one
hour to an hour and a half, and,
under normal conditions is ready
for use after 8 to II hours, or over
night.
This new type of fast-drying
enamel comes in a wide variety of
colors. 1t ranges in price from 80
cents for a small quarter-pint size
can to $500 for a 1-gallon can.
Coverage: Approximately 500 square
feet. Half pint will do a small
table and four chairs, one coat.
Safety Door Hook.
We know it's little early to talk
about letting cool air into a sitting
room, but within few weeks there
probably will be days when you
would like to increase the circula-
ton in your living or bedroom. So,
perhaps, you would like to know
about a door hook which makes it
possible for you to leave your room
door open part way, without actually
unlocking it for an unwelcome in
intruder.
The door hook we have been look
Ing at was inspired by those used in
cabins on board ocean liners. where
privacy and ventilation combined
are always sought.
1t is an auxiliary locking device,
OF course-you must have your reg
ular door lock besides. But. in
stalled at the top, middle or bottom
OF a door won ran take vo,,r oick
OF location, though the top is usuaD
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room should q future owner desire
to finish one.
The home is heated by automatic
gas heat, with winter air condi-
tioning hookup. To insure minimum
heating bills, all side walls as well
as second-floor ceiling have been
insulated with 1 inches Of rock wool.
Construction of the home is mainly
Of brick, with slate roof.
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while a handy linen closet is To-
Gated in the upstairs hall.
The dwelling has full basement,
in which are located laundry, fur
mace room, hot-water heating equip
ment, etc. It has been thoughtfully
planned for use as a recreation
Evening star., 1940-06-01
ReoItors' Luncheon Set

The Property Management Com
mittee Of the Washington Real
Estate Board viii hold q luncheon
at the Ambassador Hotel next Tues
day at 1890, 1t was announced today
by Chairman s. Miles Montgomery.
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fully show some of your own handi-
Work-only don't, get so carried
away that you show 14-and- -15-year-
olders the too, too adorable pictures
OF little Mary at the age of 2 in a
way scanty sunsuit. Marys friends
Will appreciate this, but not in just
the way Mary would wish-and
Mary's evening will be a complete
loss
Most youngsters like games-espe-
cially the quick, snappy sort with
prizes. For the even more juvenile
element, an Easter egg hunt is
good choice, or, if you have nice
lawn that slopes, you can stage
your own Easter egg rolling, if the
day is warm enough. If the older
boys and girls prefer dancing to
everything but eating, roll up the
rugs and let them rhumba to their
hearts content. There's always
the record player if the radio re-
fuses to conform to the time, and
the faithful plano-playing friend
goes on strike.
AS to refreshments--they are
simple, too. Ranging from hot dogs
the tiny little ones, with rolls
to match for party touch) with a
soft drink of some kind, hard boiled
eggs and perhaps a fruit ice, they
include such things as individual
chicken pies, with peas and rice,
potato salad, with cold cuts, minced
lamb and mashed potatoes for the
very little ones) and with any of
these, a fancy ice cream or cake
mold indicative of the Easter sea-
son. There are plenty of these to
be found, as all the ice cream con-
Germs make special molds for festive
occasions. Or, if you like to fuss
around the kitchen" and do your
own discriminating, you can make
eggs of chocolate blanc mango, using
real eggshells as molds, and arrange
them in nest of ice cream, tinted
green.
AS a rule, with children, desserts
are the party All the rest of the
food is but hastily swallowed pre-
lude to the great moment. So you
don't have to worry yourself too
much about these preliminary dishes
if they are simple, well-cooked and
tasty that is all to be desired.
By the Way-a new and interest,"
ing decoration that would be timely,
and kill two birds with one stone
by combining illumination with the
table centerpiece, is to be found in
the beautifully shaped white water
lily, duck or turtel candles, made to
float, lighted, in shallow bowl of
water. Very pretty. and new enough
to cause plenty of interested COM
ment!