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Evening star., 1941-05-10

annual 'modernization" budget. And
with a coal chute you save possible
soaring of siding and masonry if
the coal is delivered by hand.
The manufacturer of the ineXpen-
sive coal chute also makes steel
clean-out door for chimneys. which
facilitates the removal of ashes and
or flue. 1t costs So cents. exclusive
of installation charges, and meas
ures 1912 by 1912 inches around the
frame, with an 8x8-inch door.
Creep Resistant Roof.
One of the oldest roofing ma
terials in existence. sheet lead. seems
to be coming back into its own as
a material for covering the tops of
houses. An improved sheet lead,
overcoming many of the disadvan-
tages of soft and antimonial lead.
has Just been introduced. 1t is light,
strong. non-staining even in proX-
unity to salt water or industrial
fumes, turns lovely antique blue
gray in use and compares in cost
with 16-ounce sheet copper. 1t is
worthy of the attention of any pros
pective builder of home costing
$500 or more.
The most important difference be-
tween the new light lead and its
predecessors for the last so years
is the increased creep resistance"
of the new product. To make old
fashioned sheet lead lighter it was
thinned and its creep resistance"
was much reduced, which was a
recognized defect. We want light
metal roofs, but we also want to
eliminate as far as possible the
creep bugaboo.
Creep in a metal implies inability
Evening star., 1941-05-10

to contract in cool weather after
expansion due TO a rise in tempera-
ture. All metals expand and con-
tract A metal roof, especially if it
has a steep pitch, tends to flow
downward when the weather turns
very warm. Its expansion downslope
may be greater than its contraction
upslope when the temperature falls.
The result is "creep"-a sort Of
overf1owing of the metal roof along
the caves. after a period of time.
1t has flowed downward more than
it can flow back again.
The new sheet, because of greater
creep" strength. has the ability to
contract in cold weather in such a
way as to compensate for the ex-
pansion brought about by warm
temperatures. Over given cycle of
expansion and contraction. a return
to the same temperature finds this
new roofing lead returned to its
original place. whereas the older
product could not do this.
Yet it is lighter than the older
product, weighing but pounds a
square foot. as compared with about
3 pounds. Thus. while the new lead
costs more. pound for pound. than
ordinary lead, the roofing job as a
whole costs less than it would have
before the new product appeared. A
new roof of this lead for the average
siX-room house would cost from $3.50
up, more than wood or asphalt
shingles, about the same as copper.
less than slate. 1t also is fireproof
and long-lived.
Resurfacing Basement Floor.
A letter from a reader arrived the
other day in the same mail with an
unexpected answer to the question
she asked.
What can I do about sloppy.
rough basement f1oor?" she wrote.
Il want to fix up my cellar. but
before I paint the concrete floor
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Home Costs Lowered
By Standardization

Standardization of parts and me-
chanical equipment of houses can be
utilized to obtain cost economies, es-
pecially for low-cost homes, without
loss in f1exibility in planning.
Much equipment and many finish
ing items today are so we'll designed
and manufactured that special
made-to-o order. items become a
luxury.
Stock nillwork such as door and
window frames. doors and window
sash. kitchen cabinets, finish trim
for wall openings and cornices, and
others items are an economy. Stock
holdings of good design are avail
able in various sizes and shapes
and can be readily combined to
secure effects of wide variety.
Closet units fabricated in a shop
and sent to the job ready to be set
in place are a practical example OF
Standardization of the parts in
house construction.
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to any rigid-surfaced floor. You
spread it on the old floor with a
trowel, let 1t dry six to eight hours,
and when it is finished it makes a
tough, dustless and resilient surface.
II even eliminates the next problem
our reader had-painting. For the
resurfacing material comes in four
colors. red, green. natural and black
You also can paint over it if YOU
first seal the surface with shellac.
but YOU needn't have a drab gray
cement floor because you use no
paint.
The plastic material comes ready
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Prince Georges Building
Increases DURING April

Special Dispatch to The Star.
EVANSVILLE. Md. May 10
Cost of new construction for the
month of April In the Metropolitan
Area Of Prince Georges County ad-
vanced nearly 100000 over any
of the three previous months of the
year. according to Herbert Roby
building inspector. There were 174
permits issued involving total con-
struction of $534912.
OF this amount, $50 one-family
dwellings were authorized costing
$504,700. Other permits included a
tourist home costing $1,000, 10
tourist cottages and service build
ings costing $4,000. and numerous
alterations and additions.
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mixed and all set to be spread in
place. You need. a plasterer's trowel
to do it, and. should know how to use
it if you are planning to do the job
yourself. Hiring a professional ma
son won't cost much, though. for
the material goes on very quickly.
A basement floor II by 20 feet should
take about three hours to resurface.
The material costs % cents a
pound if purchased in 60-pound
kit. 36 cents a pound if purchased
in l2-pound trial can. One pound
resurfaces 2la square feet of floor.
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isn't there something I can do to
smooth it?"
The letter which came by colnci-
dence with this query was from a
maker of patching cement, telling
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Theatre News ,

There ie csverxificatinn with vide
appeal TO be found in tire plrtures
billed for the Rita Theatre dHHtng
the next week according % the
PROGRAM being advertised The
schedule includes the most popular
types OF pictures and some excellent
entertainment Is bring offerea IN
them.
The ch-puhlicized profile Of
John Barrymore. probably the most
famed thezplan Of TIE stage and
screen today, returned today IN the
presentation Of world Premiere
The story and situations are based
on the recent world premiere bally-
hoo and nng-distance funketS spon-
Sored By film companies. Included
IN the cast with Barrymnre are
Frances Farmer. Eugene Palette.
Virginia Dale and Ricardo Coreez
Tomorrow nj 1T Saturday. Octo-
Der IS. Riding Cherokee Tran"
starring Tex Ritter. and Arkansas
Slim Andrews VII be presented
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Ilaik western with sonus concerns
tire capture Of an cutlaw operating
N tire cherokee strip before that
territory became q part II Okla
homa
Another western Bad Men 81
M1seouTf sin BE- shown Sunday
and Mnnday. October ~ and n.
This Is : drama Of the West ths
stoEy q which Il laid around the
return Of three brothers fresh fight
ing Tor me South la the cfxll War
10 find their aged father tn the
hsnds q q skin-fflnt banker, who
Is dlzpo&seEsIng the farmers -
rapidly - possible The father i
killed q L the sheriff ana the
eoys are blamed and forced q fee.
and from then on lead . Jenss
James type Of nfe. The cast
includes Dennta Morgan. Wayne
Morris. Jane Wymane Arthur Ken
nedy and Ricardo CorteA
A real adventure raIl Be depAesea
~ fTnnm BUCKS Jungle CaEhl-
eade. o wIid animals. Tuesday O.
tober - This Is q composite fea-
ture Of all the thrilling scenes
taken from ether jungle pAcsureH
made D Frank Buck. II hAa result
Cd N . picture that Progresses uifh
rapidly from adventure 10 adsen-
ture. remaining as all timek en-
crossing. Scenes surn as jungle
beasts and reptiles Including q
pydaons crocodile. q tiger and :
panther. batting Cor supremacy
are shown.
Man Power . meiDdrmma 70 Be
shown wednesday and 1hufnday.
October 70 and 80. n the story q
eiseuieai power line constructors
and their dangerous lives handing
high poser circuits. Tnsy suffer
injuries as they carry through their
lohs Love affairs play their prom
fnent part Ia the happenings hus n
AL they pay . dear price IN their
chosen profession The cast Includes
Edward @ Robinson. MaFlene
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Progressive Club Has
Fine Meet At Mrs.
Humphreys Home

The Woman'a Progressive Club
met Friday afternoon. October 10.
ak uie home q Nn G. p. Hum
phrey The reception fuosnA uefe
0ec0saIe1 xlEn mAFizolds and ether
beautiful fan fsoNxn
The meeting mas called 70 order
- uhe president Hrs r n Enaff-
Nu1t After = Aizaxz Business mnnt~
taE MIR. A. VI Smith was presented
and made = very interesting talk
on tire Eale of defense stamps and
bonds.
The meeting Ha4 then turned over
70 the program chairman Mrs G.
A. Carrier. uaho presented 3 very
Interesting program on eFAahfonn
Each member answered the roll call
By giving q style hlnA
Mrs g. r. Coman. guest speaker.
save a very interesting taik GA fail
styles.
This was followed b. = style ak,ow
with Mrs Parks and Ma o. M
Ep4ing acting - modela Mrh. Parks
modelled street and afternoon
dresses ErA Eptlne modelled dinner
dresses
Mn J. o. Cole uon The prize ia
: contest Il wna = lovely miniature
floWer bgul
Tne hostess vs. assisted b. Mrs.
EpttnK IN serving ) salad eoarsx
Nith cake and iced tea 70 the fol.
lowing Mesdamea c. a Carrier, J.
o. Cole, 4 n ulmef. r H. spnrt-
susl1 g. & CoNan Fafkz. W. n
Cnliey, T. b Runfea. J. X Graham.
Robert ReineckEs and J. II. Epking
The NEXT meeting Nli be held
Htth Mrs. Robert Rslfzeeke. October
-. ~ s:i6 In the afternoon.
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MINIS nARnHs AID MARTIN
ENTERTAIN FOB Mrs FON

A recent ard very pretty event
wss q stnrk kls03xf 81 which Mrs
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were nueseSseA. h~onaFtfk Mrx. Pred
Y0n Jr. a the home us Mnx MaF-
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After q number uf games % binee
ia which pffnes Nefe awarded 70
those making highest score and
also for consolation. punch aud
cake WA served There we're thirty
eight guests present
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row BRIDGE LUZ

Mrs q. l. Bogld. 3 former mem.
be1 sntwtaane4. a1x xnpH0mptt
Bridge Ciuh and several guests Il
her home on THURSDAY afternoon
Mrs W IL Me1aon r. fecelseG
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Al The conclusion q TIE games
= delicious cozFzs 9Th eofiee va
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When . Child Needs
. Lsxativel

SYRUP OF RLAcx-DRApGHT
Il . tasty lie "a thai mest ehildren
viii weicy ne henever they need a
laxative. WI 5 more important Il
has the o. ne ran iagredie.rt ~
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panicn. Pc tina s why il usn-
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relief from thA fam lizr . snps0sns
which show q laxative il needed
Comes IN two sizes: 2sc-S0e.
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MAfie HMFeA Of naN1an- Mas
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JphnstonA Miss Hayes RI. and MrA
Archibald usaNa1ek ~. Mr.. Aad
NEs Blair and Misses Joan and
Nancy Blair.
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WEEKLY nalDoE uIluB

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Tuesday afternoon
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Lady Luck. Sweet-O+her Ladies. Sour

ported to be S25O,O0O in cash plus
$1,000 monthly until Ann we'd
again
For a while the tall. curly
haired handsome young million
aire was gloomy solo frequentcr
Of the cafes Then the town sat
up and took notice Betty Cradle.
the girl with the million dollar
legs had come into his bfe. The
former wife Of Jackie Coogan
had arrived in Nov York from
Hollywood to be one Of the prin-
cipals in "DuBarry Was a Lady "
Now young Alex was no longer
gloomy Everywhere the two
were TO be seen and now the re-
port was that as soon as Ann d.
vorced him, Alex. and Betty
would we'd
But Alex forgot that ink.
Betty was summoned to Holly
wood and though Alex flew 10
the Coast and pressed his suit.
word drifteci back that the young
film star had told him she was
willing to be friends but not his
wife.
In more recent days Alex
sought forgetfulness in the COM
pany of the beautiful Louise
Stanley but even as this is being
written, there are hints that he
and his estranged bride are see
ing each other again with smiles
and apparent mutual understand
ing.
If Alex and Ann reconcile their
differences and remain married,
perhaps, the jinX will have been
frustrated al last.
But don't bet on it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

in his hands the only copy Of a
great book. a fading. perishable
copy which needed to be pub
lished to the world.
Men who choose danger are
prepared and armored with
courage to face it, but Annesley
had gone in sick and weak with
fear. irresistibly driven by his
love for this girl who despised
him.
You didn't know him at all"
he said quietly, starting for the
door. you didn't have the least
idea of him. and that's too bad"
DO you want me TO say that
Pm sorry about him? OF course
am, but | have to think now
about someone a thousand times
more important than poor Bob.
But If this were a detective story.
what would l be asking myself
now"
You'd ask yourself if / killed
Annesley for the sake of his pass
port
To that she gave a flash of
acknowledgment. After mo-
ment she said:
Suppose I try a bargain with
you? If I don't talk 10 the ships
people about that passport. will
you go ashore with me and do
what | ask ,"
Naturally"
"No, you'd duck away and
leave me flat"
So that you could turn loose
the police on the trail >"
Tn probably crazy" she said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

chiefly TO herself.
mo. but you're a bit of a
gambler" said Cabot.
There's one thing more. VIII
you tell me how Bob died?"
"a japanese bullet did the
trick"
The Japanese ?
when he heard you were get
ting married. he had TO come
home. The poor fool knew he
couldn't change your mind. but
he had to. die trying There's
money in running guns to the
Chinese. you know. He would
have had plenty for his ticket
But he went home a shorter
way"
"win you tell me the whole
thing ,"
Why? Suppose he'd lived
through it and got back here,
and then found you like this ?"
She flushed, but she would not
pretend.
I'VE won't talk about him,
then ?"
NO. let's not" said Cabot.
They stood there, staring at
each other.
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