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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
DINNER

the reason babies get impetigo
infection is that they are dirty,
but somehow or other il is
nearly correct and the hygiene
OF the care of a babys skin is
not sufficiently understood.
Chapping and skin irritations
are usually the beginning Of the
trouble.
A red, chafed skin is naturally
good breeding ground for
germs, and around the diaper
area this should be watched
constantly.
Mothers seem 10 think that
il is very mysterious that an in
lection could get from the diaper
area 10 the face, where the in
lection is usually at its worst.
1t isn't mysterious at all. IT
gets there by the babys hands.
EOR this reason the toilet of
Il the baby's skin all over,
from the bath 10 the use Of an
antiSeptic powder and some
times antiseptc oils, IL the
baby's skin responds well TO
/ that, should be a regular part
OF infant hygiene, especially in
summer and early spring.
With excessive sweating and
acid perspiration, the toilet of
the skin and the use of anti
septic powder is very valuable.
II sporadic case OF impeugo
has occurred, the treatment is.
in the first place TO see that it
doesn't spread.
This means that the baby's
bands. shirts. crib pads and
blankets should be disinfected.
The mothers or nurses hands.
while handling the baby, should
also be disinfected
The babys hands should be
protected so that they can not
get at the infected spots and
spread the infection 10 other
parts Of the skin.
VISITOR control: There should
v be two visitors at a time
only. No child visitors should
be allowed in the nursery.
OF course various antiseptic
lotions and ointments are used
10 control the infection and
bring the inflammation OF the
skin back 10 normal
The important thing TO re-
member is that impetigo. or a
little infection on the baby's
skin is not a minor matter, but
should be handled like a full
blown infectious fever.
In the case of the skin in
lection or adolescence, acne.
there is some question as TO
whether il is an infectious dis
ease of the skin.
One thing is certain; no one
ever caught acne from another
person and il is seldom spread
by the hands from the face and
neck area.
1t is an indolent disease. there
Is probably a good deal OF
chemical or metabolic change
in the body which accounts
for il.
For this reason a low fat diet
has proved TO be quite beneficial
and sometimes cures cases with
out any other treatment
This can be initiated in any
home but demands the utmost
in watchfulness and intelligent
preparation Of the diet.
The people who do not follow
the diet are the people who get
worse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

opposition from GUS
toners, boycott threats,
etc.
Irving Berlin Is i'll
at home. Said on phone
that after Kate Smith
sang Il Threw a Kiss
in the Ocean" 4,96l
copies were ordered by
jobbers a few hours
later. Not even pub
lished yet.
l have Mr.. Berlin's
advance royalties on the
song tS2, 500.
Looks like il Will
gross more than God
Bless America"
Told Joe Louis YOU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Preventing
Baby Skin
Infection Vital
Hygiene Care important
TO ChiId's Comfort
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

By DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING
INFECTIONS of the skin occur
L in three different age periods:
one is in infancy and is called
impetigo; one is in adolescence
and is the familiar acne or
pimples, and the third, in old
age. erysipelas.
All these infections are due
10 the entrance into the skin
Of one of the pus organisms.
In the case of impetigo in chill
dren the real medical problem
involved is prevention.
II wouldn't be quite correct
or fair to mothers 10 say that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18
Walter WincHeU
Memos of a Girl Friday

DWELL of Alabama Congressman Luther
~ Patrick land .Dickstein of here OF courSel
TO get up in the House and say that about your
EMPLOYERS standing BY YOU Despite violent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-18

Lift', son. both hare passed
An hour Of danger ichsn the blast
Of terror knitted each ndrrotC bone.
LATHE son. ICE stood atone,
Death pursuing you and
Like panther
Then n curtain dropped release
And ,re tccrc drifting into peace
Touard miracles Of beol8g sun
Mored the life ne both had pou.
Lucia Trent (Tor 81 Butb).
above by request Of mother NJ Detroit
who just has given birth 10 her first child. boy
You might read II over carefully. too sir. VIII
give you an idea what your mother went through
10 bring you into the world-EVD.J
John LARDNER Sports coumniSt. Son OF
% the great Ring LaTdneT, Who would be
mighty proud of his boy AZ this time Ihnuch
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lENTEN REDUCING DIET
Thursday-675 Galleries
BREAKFAST

One glass pineapple juice go
calories): l slice toast-no
butter rs calories); / cup
coffee-no cream or sugar.
LUNCH
Carrot timbale with minced
ham 100 calories); apple and
raisin salad on lettuce leaf
(roughage-10O calories); l slice
toast or 2 soda crackers Us
calories); ! cup tea-no cream
or sugar.
DINNER
One cup clear chicken broth;
] slice meat loaf (150 calories)
2 tablespoonfuls green beans
rs calories-filling); mixed fruit
cup 900 calories--vitamins); l
small cup coffee-no cream or
sugar.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
By MARGARET NOVEL;.

It Is most surprising q each new
season rolls around to find there
are new colors offered which ap-
parently We have never seen before.
In spite Of the fact that our kinder
garten days convinced US there was
red, orange, yellow, green, blue, vio-
let, brown and black, we now know
they are Just the A, B, C's, and that
there are literally thousands of
shades and combinations of these
colors. This is the reason we get
that excited lift each year when
new colors are encountered.
Instead of blue and green this
spring we have larkspur and lime.
The larkspur . warm violet blue
that Is universally loved, and the
lime green = clear yellow green that
is exciting and stimulating. The
blond tones Of natural or bleached
wood are ideal with this and sharp
staccato notes Of coral or vermillion
for flowers, books and small acces-
sories given point to the whole
scheme.
Parchment Tones Popular.
Another plan that is being worked
out most successfully this year Is
= room done In parchment tones.
Ceiling light, walls medium and rug
Of deep medium toned beige forms
the shell. Against this you play
all important pieces in one brilliant
color.
A new red, called flamingo, which
IS q coral-toned red, Is perfect with
this. This tone is used on cornice,
for draperies, sofa cushions, chair
upholstery and points up the room
ON all sides. Then for small de-
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Building East
Of Rockies Tops
Six Billions
Mark in 81 Stutes
Highest Since 1928;
Defense q Factor

For the first time since 1928.
building and engineering contracts
awarded last year in the 81 States
east Of the Rocky Mountains topped
the $1,000, ,000, 900 mark. The 1941
total for those States, as compiled
by F. w. Dodge Corp. from its daily
field reports, was $6,007, ,474 900,
compared with $4,O03, ,957 900 in 1910,
the previous record year Of the post
depression period.
The most spectacular increase
took place in the building of new
manufacturing plant capacity, for
which contracts in 1941 reached the
record-breaking total of $1,181 ,523,-
600, figure that excludes all proc
ess1ng machinery. This was more
than two and a half times the 1910
volume of $40, ,424 900, and exceeded
greatly the previous record year,
1920, which had, at much higher
cost levels than are currently prev
alent, q total OF $685., 1853 900. This
increase in manufacturing build
1ngs, coupled with a 48 per cent in
crease in commercial building and
with . very moderate increase in
public and institutional buildings,
produced 1941 non-residentiaI
building total Of $2,315.671, 900, which
was 10 per cent more than the cor
responding 1910 figure.
Residential building contracts last
year reached total Of 81 ,953 ,801 900,
largest since 1928, and % per cent
greater than the 1910 figure. Single
family houses increased 81 per cent
(See BUILDING, Page BID
Evening star., 1942-01-24
The Home Clinic
UnusuoI New CoIors Give Decorators
Chunce for BriIIiunt Effects

tails you uss every color on the
chart hssdlessly, which viii have
the vivid quality Of Jewels against
this neutral background.
Smoke gray and jonquil yellow
Is the 1912 version Of the gray and
yellow theme. This Is . deeper
gray than we have seen for some
time, and the yellow Is clear and
sparkling. With white this scheme
is almost complete in itself, but you
can use also sharp touches of coral
red, clear green and cobalt blue to
nven it up.
Smoke gray and the flamingo red,
mentioned above, is also . new de-
parture. The gray in the pale wall
tones takes on almost q distance
blue character, and the sharp red
makes a dramatic combination that
is most stimulating. As a back
ground for people it is most fiat
tering. as all eolors are displayed
in their true value against this nat
ural gray. 1t also makes skin tones
clear and bright. and women feel
that they look their best in this
atmosphere. For this reason 1t is
suggested for . dining room in q
home where the dinner hour k an
important event Of the day.
Monotone Background.
One Of the most significant trends
Of the year is monotone background.
This Is . practical arrangement
which may be completely changed
by the use of q new set of acces-
lSee CLINIC. PAGE R-2l
Evening star., 1942-01-24

Is relaxing In the living room. II
you have . game room where you
like to dance and raise your voice
You possibly don't realize it, but
the noise Of dishes and other active
housework out there can very easily
in song its all very well II every
body in the house IL indulging In
the festivities, but those same sounds
Of jollity sound mighty awful after
they have filtered through the
floor, and you are trying to exc out
some much-needed sleep.
Why not secure An excellent de-
gree Of quiet by having . layer Of
ound-absorbing material installed
on the ceilings OF offending rooms?
1t isn't an expensive job II you use
one of the new acoustical materials,
and it will certainly pay high divi-
dends in soothed nerves and more
complete relaxation. A new ma
terial recently brought out for that
purpose is made of q special-density
f1brous composition which not only
absorbs sound to an astounding
(See CROLIUS, Page BED
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Two Granted Licenses
As Realty SuIesmen

The District Real Estate Commis-
sion has issued licenses as real estate
Galesmen to Charles l.. Spindle, 604
II street NE, and Galley L. Roberts,
1908 Seventh street NV.
Business chance brokers' licenses
we're issued to Atco Properties, Inc,
Gil E street NV, and Anton T.
Contella, Bill Z street NV.
Applications for real estate
brokers' licenses were received from
w. L. Lebling, 6S40 Wisconsin ave-
nue., Bethesda. and Charles Allen
sherwin, 1915 Massachusetts, avenue
NV.
Applications for real estate sales
mems licenses were received from
J. Harold Gooding, jr, 811 Fiji
teenth street NV; Peyton Lewis
Adams, 1119 Seventeenth street
NV; Carl L. Wright, 1417 L street
NV, and William X. Baxter, 729
Fifteenth street NV.
An application for . business
chance salesman's license was re-
ceived from Anthony j. Petroutsa,
Sol Woodward Building.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
@ Apartment Units
Included in Permits
Issued in! Week
Totol VoIuution Of All
Building Authorized Is
Placed ot $3.50. 800

Permits for 6s apartment units
and four one-family dwellings were
issued in the District during the
week by the ONCE of Building In
spector Robert H. Davis. The valu-
alton Of all permits approved Is
$l9o, 800.
More important permits Of the
week follow:
c. H. Small Co., $40 New York
avenue NV, owners and builders;
George T. Santmyers, 1410 H street
NV, designer; to erect seven z
story brick and cinder block fats
Qour units, 1900 to 1924 Adams
street NV; to cost $3.50
C.. H. Small Co., 920 New York
avenue NV, owners and builders;
George T. Santmyers, 14l0 H street
NV, designer; to erect four A
story brick and cinder block fats
flour units), 1928 to 1340 Adams
street NE; to cost SIS, 900.
Heurich Co., 1022 Seventeenth
street NV, owners; Joseph H.
Parks, designer; to make repairs,
1920 Twentieth street NV; to cost
$40, 900.
Permits for Flats.
Gertrude Wolf, 202l r street Sc,
owner and builder; Marcus Hallott,
6525 Piney Branch road NV, de-
signer; to erect two 2-story brick
and cinder block iats (two-four
units, 3105-3107 G street Sc; to
cost $4,000.
L. Nathanson, 5946 Georgia ave-
nue. NV, owner and builder: How
(See BUILDING PERMITS, Bad
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Material on Ceilings
To Absorb Sound
Is Boon 10 Nerves
EosiIy Installed and
Smooth Finish Is
ReodiIy Wiped Clean
By LAWRENCE CROLIUS.

Have you noticed how easily your
nerves become tangled by the clash
ing of dishes in Q noisy cafeteria.
combined with the almost hysterical
pitch Of many voices competing with
each other for recognition? In these
busy days Of long hours and much
work our nerves are even more
frayed than usual, and the crashes
and screams that went unnoticed q
few months ago are apt to make a
definite impression now. Hence
some means Of artiflcially quieting
rooms, both in public places and
in the home. has become pretty
much of a necessity.
Take your kitchen, for example.
become q source of extreme annoy
ance to some poor. tired worker who
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Nothon Poole Heads
Munoqement Unit

Nathan Poole Of the Drury Realty
Corp. has been elected president Of
the District Chapter Of the Institute
Of Real Estate Management, 1t was
announced today. The institute is
IN afnliate Of the National Associa-
ton of Real Estate Boards.
Other officers are II. r. Hum
phries, vice president, and Herbert
M. Pasewalk, secretary and treas
urer. The new board of directors in
cludes the three officers and Henri
p. Henry and Edward T. Offut, jr.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
U. 5. Aid Sought
To Free Funds
For Homes
Subsidy or Changes
In F. H. A. PIun Seen
As Most Feasible
By JAMES Y. NEWTON.

Milton Morris, managing director
Of Home Builders Emergency Com
mittee, believes that amendment Of
existing r. H. A. regulations and, In
some instances, subsidi1ation OF
projects by the Government, would
release sufficient private financing
to builders to enable them to carry
out their part of the war housing
program.
The committee recently set up
headquarters here to represent home
building interests throughout the
country. 1t operates under the
Home Builders Institute, an afili-
ate of the National Association Of
Real Estate Boards. Currently its
big job is to recommend ways that
private builders can assist in war
housing and to work out means
whereby the home building industry
may survive the war in at least
'skeletonized form.
Washington builders, assigned by
the Government to construct half
the war housing, are unable to start
any considerable number Of new
projects because of lack Of flnanc-
ing. Institutions which m . ke
the big building loans are unwilling
to make them in most cases because
of uncertain conditions. This is
true even though the builder holds
q priority rating. Both the builder
and f1nancier want, instead Of q
priority rating, a definite guarantee
from the Government that materials
will be available to complete the
projects.
Dubious Of Obtaining Guarantee.
Mr.. Morris does not believe War
Production Board housing priority
officials can or will give such a guar
antee due to the rather limited
supplies of critical" materials in
. the national stock pile. 1t is i'm
possible to foresee the demands
future war needs will make on these
stocks of materials, he says.
Herbert U. Nelson, executive Sec
retary Of N. A. r. E. B.. and COM
mittee member, has been holding
conferences with r. r. c. officials
regarding the possibility of obtain
Ing subsidies for builders in areas
where private financing schannels
are frozen to them. Builders here
report that only small subsidies
(See HOMES, Page B-2)
Evening star., 1942-01-24

(See CLINIC, Page BED
Evening star., 1942-01-24

(See BUILDING, Page B-3J
Evening star., 1942-01-24

(See CROLIUS, Page BED
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OFFS TETTER
AUTION SALE

HOFSTETTER
AUTION SALE
923 Tacoms Avenue
SATURDAY. tP. NJ.
= fine lot Of furni-
turs ana merchandise will be
scld At auction. Listings include
several breakfast sets. Simplex
ironer. rowing reducing ma
chine. dining and library tables.
lots Of tools. dishes. china closet.
dresser. bases. kettles. Funk a
wsrrali's unabridged diction-
AIRY, small Oriental rugs. baby
surry. hsthinette. baby bath
tub. rcon-sized rugs. rockers.
chairs. Morris chair. elec. clocks.
.iec. conduit. sndirons. bellows.
rsrden chair. baby hamper.
steam bottle washer. block. belt
,ns and lots Of other articles.
FRED Hofstetter. Auctionser
HE SELLS THE GOODS
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lsss l-ros CHEVROLET pieE-up.
nsw tires.
1888 IL ton Ford fiatesd -. sies
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shiDyefd ous ..-.s+ses.ls#s. ssi<t
1e1o South Tacoma Wsg
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embellishments published In rs
siumns In thasr instances where
ne paper Il az fault " win re-
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- CHEVROLET Deluxe Coupe.
radio, heater. low mileage. tees.
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TRUCKS
III Ford. heavy duty, l. W. y.
80 Ford. heavy duty. L. W. y.
IS Ford. extra long w. y.
40 Diamond T 2 ton. L. W. y.
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40 ID. s. 80 international 2 ton.
40 d. n. so international 4 ton.
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% GMc. 2 speed rear end.
81 X. W. , axle. asa rear end.
- Fagsol s ton. new motor.
80 Chevrolet. Truxtsl frame. 10
600. = speed rear end. . speed
Brown Lips. NEEDS NEW
CAB.
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SEE US FIRST
OUR Sold Signs"
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Evening star., 1942-04-30

music from Mozart's "Eine Kleine
Nachtmusik," and Picnic at Fon-
tainebleau."
Evening star., 1942-04-30


the book, and a weekly gross income
of some 5000 for the play.
Fiscally speaking, Mr.. Steinbeck
has laugh coming.
The Moon Is Down" brought the
most spirited bidding in the history
of the movies. Before it was landed
by Twentieth Century-Fox Studios
which made the authors Grapes OF
Wrath" a picture prize winner in
ls41, every company with a re-
spectacle bank account entered a
bid for it.
Even before it opened as a play
there were tales of offers as high
as $500 900 for the rights to it.
These rumors were discounted by
some of the better scoffers, especial
ly after the plays critical reception
and the knowledge that it had been
turned down by one of the most
prominent New York producers.
The scoffers just did not know
their Hollywood. Nor did the critics
who refused to award the play their
prize on the ground that, while 1t
was the best drama of the season,
1t was not worthy of prize.
A man would be insane to write
critics plays at prices like that.
The lyrical press agent: Kings
Row goes into terrific second week
ut the Earle"
Probably means "but terrific
The blunt press agent: "Sabo-
teur" stays for a second week at
Keith's.'
what is the show like?" the copy
boy wanted to know upon the re-
turn OF the copy boys editor from
the rehearsal of the Hollywood Vic
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Steinbeck's ScOlded Drama
Brings a Mere 100000
The Moon Is Down, Spurned by Critics
AS Play, Sets All.Time Mark
In Purchase of Film Rights
BY JAY CARMODY.

ne cares to put 1t purely commercial basis which he
and artist enough not do John Snbeck the last laugh
the expense the critics who fairly unanimous liking his
The Moon Is Down"
just before official action
$4,000 pehaphe movies paid Stenbk
$500 600 for the rights
That sets all time high
Evening star., 1942-04-30
Group Plav

The Teresian Club of ST. Teresa's
Catholic Church, Thirteenth and v
streets Sc, will offer a three-act
comedy, "A Ready Made Family
Sunday at 3:15 and $50 pm, and
Monday and Tuesday at $3.50 pm.
Bernard Fury directs.