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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-13

feeling. Chances are you may have
run across some other woman whose
uniform will stop you in your tracks,
wondering:
"Great heavensl Do I lock like
thatp"
Well, you probably don't-and you
certainly won't II you follow these
three general rules compiled from
the experience Of TWA hostesses:
l. Retain your femininlty.
2. Conduct yourself in q man
ner that will command respect
for your uniform.
z. BE conscious Of your uniform,
but not self conscious.
Because your uniform Is apt to
be mannish, you must be more
feminine than ever. And the big
secret here is to remember to smile
your biggest, brightest smile---as
often as possible. War Is O serious
matter. Uniforms are accordingly
functional and business -hke. But
grim-faced girl In a uniform Is
neither attractive nor feminine.
PROPER HAIR-DO
is IMPORTANT
When we are training air host
esses for TWA, we teach them to
smile whenever they are with pas
sengers or are in any way exposed
to publFc notice. Any suggestion Of
masculinity vanishes Immediately.
Your hair-do is also important.
Shun any straight-back effects or
close hobs that suggest masculin-
ity. Instead, study carefully the
proper angle for your cap and then
curl your hair-do to form an at
tractive, feminine setting. Long
bobs are undesirable because they
conflict with the trimness OF the
uniform.
Wear makeup, but don't over
do 1t. No makeup gives a man
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-13
HOW TO LOOK ATTRACTIVE
THOUGH IN A UNIFORM
Airline Hostess Rules
Are Based on Practice
BY IDA sTAGGERs
(ChieR Hostess, TranscOntinental
and Western Air, Inc.l
written for NEA serviCe)

New York--Are you worried about
looking your feminine best in one
OF the new war work uniforms2
Don't be. We on the airlines who
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-13

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-13

familiar with Hepplewhite design
and adapter 1t to their own uses.
Evening star., 1942-12-08

every time the Cosmos heavens
clear up.
Misha Bess offers the descriptions
of-the-week. In pointing out the
physical assets of his new baritone
Slipushkin currently absent on &C
count of illness in the family
Misha says: Hes big, with great
big shoulders, and big muscles
You know, like Stalingrad"
A circular from the Neptune Room
informs that quiz luncheon fol
certain newspaper affiliates in toWr
will be held tomorrow. Cash prizes
apparently, for: 80 the eats are
to be something Special like the
Prizes" This, we trust, is accu.
rate information If it isn't we will
never have the courage to face the
scores of photographers. editors anc
beat-men who by tonight will have
started forming lines at the Nep.
tune entrance waiting for theil
great chance.
One night last week Evelyr
Knight thought she felt a bit chill,
about the ankles as she was driving
to the King Cole Room and work
A quick glance confirmed her hor.
| rible suspicion. No stockings, M
evening slippers-only pair o.
Evening star., 1942-12-08

that footwear known to the ladie.
by the engaging term, mules" Be.
ing late, Miss Knight could not turr
back.
So, for the entire evening as SHE
sang from that conspicuous posi-
ton atop the King Cole bar she
struggled at length to keep evening
gown at unprecedented length fol
her own very obvious reasons. Sue
ceeded, too, from all reports.
New shows, new talent:
Appearing in the Shoreham Blue
Room is the dance team of Claire
and Arena; Reginni, fellow who
juggles in blue gloves, and Juan
Jose Saro, baritone "Voice of Mexi-
CO." who sings many folk songs.
Ann Bruce, a Washington chicka-
dee, is the latest vocalist to appear
in the Annapolis Anchor Room
with Matt Windsor. Duetting is
their joint speciality.
At the Restaurant 400 the Hoff-
man Trio has moved in. Violin
accordion, piano and string bass
are the instruments involved, anc
the groups repertory leans toward
bright jazz" and a "sprinkling o1
the classics"
The Lotus this week is host to a
Collegiate Revue" featuring the
Eight" College Cuties, acrobatics
by Ruth Wells, comedy by Cooper
and Martin and ballroom dancing
by Maurice and Theodore.
George Chatterton joins as master
of ceremonies Paul Young's favoritt
comedy pair, Owen and Parker, ane
chanteuse Judy Ellington.
BerWyn's La Conga has inaugu-
rated an entirely new show. with
Evening star., 1942-12-08

portunity for Government workers to earn
from $50 to $50 per week. in spare time.
i you have evenings free: We train you.
call II. B. Fleming, 2417 Nichols ave- Sc,
q to IL am Ii 4O77
Evening star., 1942-12-08
Trade Mark Registered. o. s. Patent once.

and before the mistake was dis
covered the long black limousine had
overshot the Marine base by nearly
20 miles. BY this time his COM
panions had become quite bored, so
to pass the time began indulging in
friendly horseplay, which because OF
their modest fondness for their own
highly popular version of Der
Feuhrer's Face" mostly involves the
current lounge language, sort of
Gardneresque Cherman.
When they finally arrived at Guam
tico, and the sentry asked for their
pass, it was only natural that Mr..
Gardner should reply in his best Eric
Won Stroheim cultural, I've vasS told
dot a pass vass NIGHT necessary"
The sentry looked startled then
grim, particularly when another
Teutonic accent chimed in: Her
mann, be qviet, dumkopf! Donner
und bitten! He'll Hitler!"
Offerings and screams of laughter
from the interior of the Limousine
soon, however, convinced the guard
that, while something fishy was
going on, it was case for a
psychiatrist, not a Marine.
No doubt wishing he were some
where in Guadalcanal, he at length
allowed the whole crew of zanies to
proceed with unpunctured skins.
Apparently they didn't pull the
same stunt on the way out, for they
are alive and safe today.
Clouds have disappeared from
over the Cosmos Room. But it is not
sign Of any particular optimism
which the management may feel re-
garding the world crisis.
The stars of the cosmos room will
twinkle unimpaired by scuddine
vapors because of the firmness OF
the past few drummers who have
played in the place. 1t was just
behind the drum position on the
bandstand that the cloud-spraying
machine used to be kept. 1t got in
their way, the drummers fumed
And the management will be hanged
If it will trundle the bulky device
all the way from the store room
Evening star., 1942-12-08
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
BY the Spectator.

The Mayflower Lounge Band con-
tinues its appointed rounds in the
Mayhower lounge by courtesy of an
exceptionally generous fate-in the
person of marine sentry whose
trigger finger isn't quite as itchy as
some.
The musicians had their brush
with the hereafter down at Quantico
the other evening. 1t. Dan Topping
was entertaining at the officers
Club for fellow members of the
graduating aviation specialists class.
The lieutenant, longtime admirer
of Dick Gardner's ensemble, invited
Mr.. Gardner, Bernice Byres and sew
eral other members of the outfit to
lend sparkle to the occasion.
Well, the night was dark and
stormy, and the Quantico road is
easy to miss anyway. The chauffeur
overlooked the turmoil completely,
Evening star., 1942-12-08

Dancers Cesar and Rosita direct
from the New York La Conga as
newcomers, the Congaretts dancing
line and New Mystery" me-, all
to the music Of Herbert Curbelos'
rumba band.
Evelyn Nesbit has joined Jimmy
Lakes Gay COS parade of old timers,
which this week again includes Har-
land Dixon, dancing comedian, and
Harry Taylor, singing comedian.
Coming tonight to the Troika is
Tamara, singing star of the first
Roberta" the kind of smash-hit to
leave even press agent speechless.
Held over are the dancers Estelle
and lie Roy. Terri La Franchoni
Latin-American bomb-splinter, and
Patty Prochnik.
And up at the Casino Royal It's
new girl m. which would
seem to smack of the beginnings
OF a new, permanent policy.
Evening star., 1942-12-08
Michigan Park Citizens
Get S102 for Scrap

The Salvage Committee of the
Michigan Park Citizens Association
announced the receipt of $102 in its
scrap drive during the last month.
Charles S. Beilman, chairman of
the committee, made the report last
night at a meeting Of the associa-
ton. He was accorded q vote of
thanks.
Mrs. Mary Kane was appointed
chairman Of the Special Christmas
Committee. whose annual function 1t
Is to provide gifts and entertain
ment for the convalescent children s
home located at Eighteenth street
and Bunker Hill road NE.
A general forum discussion was
held on other matters OF community
interest. The meeting, presided over
by John j. Hurley, was held in the
Bunker Hill School.
Evening star., 1942-12-08
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

MARKERS experienced, male or female.
Apply New System Laundry. zoos 10th
Evening star., 1942-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FRED c. GEIGER, Bond Bldg.


Attorney.
CERTIFICATE IN RE CHANGE OF
NAME Of the Mutual Gold Mining Company
to the Piedmont Petroleum Corporation.
This is to certify that pursuant to the
rreoltrements Of the Code of Law for the
District. of Columbia, a meeting of the
stockholders and meeting of the directors
OF the above titled corporation were held
in Washington. D. c., on Nov. %, 1912,
and a resolution was unanimously passed
at each of the above meetings to change
the corporate name from the Mutual Gold
Mining Company to the Piedmont Petro-
leum Corporation. Signed and sealed Nov.
25: Ia42, g. E. BRAUN, President. MAT
THEW RAMAGE, Secretary. City of Wash
lngtons rEt9 lp Distriet Of Columbia: I. FRED e
above District. do, hereby certify that on
this day personally appeared before me
G. E. Braun and Matthew Ramage. whose
names are signed as President and secre-
tary. respectively, to the FOREGOING Certif-
gate for changing the name of the Mutual
SSoid Mining Company to the Piedmont
l942, and who, are to me personally we'll
known and acknowledged the signing OF
the said instrument and that the same is
their free act and deed. Given under my
Is42. FRED c. GE1GER, Notary Public
Evening star., 1942-12-08
Full Time or Part Time

Our regular store hours ore $50 TO s Pm.
on week days. and l2:3O to P.M Thurs
doys For those who connot work full time,
we will be hoppy to arrange for port-tin1e
employment from ! ! TO PM. daily and 5 TO
9 PM. Thursdays Some positions ore ovoiI-
able for three or four doys week.
Evening star., 1942-12-08

A sure tip in the race for victory
SIS ticket pays 500 and cannot
lose. Buy War bonds now.
Evening star., 1942-03-28

City, Borough Of Brooklyn, multi
family dwellings to cost $2,122,OO0;
Borough OF Manhattan, multifamily
dwellings to cost $1,789,0 900: Borough
Of Queens, factories to cost $772 900,
and the Borough of Richmond,
multifamily dwellings to cost ST.
100000; Schenectady, N. Y, fac
tories to cost 1856 900; Chicago, one
family dwellings to cost 81 1,074 900;
Springfield. ILL.,. a hospital to cost
81 ,289 900; Dearborn, Mich, factories
to cost $2,435 900; Detroit, one
family dwellings to cost $3.306 900;
Cleveland, one-family dwellings to
cost $8S0,000; Green Bay, Wis, an
electric plant to cost $2,210,OO0;
Washington, multifamily dwellings
to cost s67O,O00, public buildings to
cost 81, ,523 900, and hotels to cost
$500 900; Charleston, S. c.. a hos
pital to cost 100000; Memphis,
Tenn. one-family dwellings to cost
$721 900; Houston, one-family dwell
ings to cost 81 ,007 900; Los Angeles,
one family dwellings to cost 50 ,864,-
900, and multifamily dwellings to
cost s4,940,O00; San Diego. one
family dwellings to cost 1923 900. and
schools to cost $768, 900: San Fran
cisco, one-family dwellings to cost
81 ,o23 900, and Seattle, one-family
dwellings to cost $659, 900.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Gay CoIors Brighten
Sprino Decorations

To keep our spirits high the new
season offers brilliant notes Of color,
gay and exciting, set against mono
tone backgrounds.
Cuzco pink, the vegetable pink tone
famous in the high Andes, comes
down to earth in lamp shades and
flower -decked fabrics to be set
against sand color and pale gold.
CELTIC blue, the bright blue OF
an early morning sky, set against
the yellow green of sage in the sun
light, is another tropical combina-
ton that is new and different.
Zarape red, the tawny Indian red
that is so satisfying, is used with
soft gray, gray green and slate blues
with remarkable effect. These are
all new colors and new combina-
tions that will pep up your house.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Savings and Loan Men
To Convene April II

The 18th annual southeastern
group conference of the United
States Savings and Loan League
will be held April 17-18 in Atlanta,
Ga, where the first meeting Of this
group was held in 1881, it Is an
nounced by Julius A. McCurdy, con-
ference president. Saving, build
ing and loan association executives
from Maryland, Delaware, West Vir-
ginia, Virginia, District of Columbia,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama,
Georgia, the Carolinas and Florida
are expected to comprise a delegate
group of 300 to 400
Program for the meeting is largely
concerned with war policies Of the
associations, their progress in the
sale of Defense bonds and plans for
financing defense housing and look
ing ahead to possibilities OF post
war housing.
Evening star., 1942-03-28

H. Rosengarten, builder, member of
the firm Of Davis, Wick g. Rosen-
garten.
There are II rooms, five baths and
lavatory in the white-painted brick
structure. The flrst-floor plan in
cludes spacious entrance hall. large
living room. dining room, library,
buffers pantry. kitchen, inclosed
porch with fireplace. and lavatory
On the second floor are four big
bedrooms and three baths. The third
floor has another bedroom and bath
and ample storage space. The
basement has servants quarters
and space for a huge recreation
room in addition to the usual utility
area.
The house may be reached by driv-
ing out Massachusetts, avenue NV.
to Nebraska avenue Ward Circle
Turn left on Nebraska avenue past
American University to the first
Evening star., 1942-03-28

which permits were issued in the
reporting cities in, February, 1912,
will provide 34,45O dwelling units, or
"a per cent more than the 1874
dwelling units reported in the pre-
vious month and SO per cent more
than the number provided in Febru-
ary, 1941. Dwelling units in publicly
financed housing projects included
in these totals numbered 1888 In
February, 1912; 3,945 in January,
1912, and 6,035 in February, 1941.
Principal centers Of various types
OF building construction for which
permits were issued or contracts
were awarded in February, 1912, ex-
cept those awarded by the War and
Navy Departments, the United
States Maritime Commission and the
Defense Plant Corp, which have
been excluded because of their con-
fldential nature, we're: New York
Evening star., 1942-03-28
The Home Clinic
HousehoIders Told How to Create
Living Space in Attic and Basement

and always looks shipShape, even
though it pinch hits as a couch for
reading part Of the time. The deep
shelves built in underneath hold
all the extras in the way of blankets
or are excellent for half-built models
which must not be handled.
The simple furniture might be
turned out in the home workshop
and made out Of short lengths of
lumber which may be bought at lit
tie cost. Any 12-year-old who is
getting Instruction In the shop at
school can work out some Of his
own ideas and be doubly interested
when they are for his own room.
Two lamps which are good for read.
ing or study and one deep, COM
Portable chair and the rug are just
about the only extras that need to
be purchased-and these may be
made at home also, If the ingenuity
of the family Is called on to think
up a plan that will save pennies.
Basement Comes into Own.
This type OF room may also be
done in the basement. With modern
materials the phobia against base
ment rooms has vanished. They need
not be damp or dark, as modern COL
ors and tricks will bring In light
where there was none before. Base
ment rooms for young children are
ideal as there are so many steps
saved and so many cleaning hours
abolished when they do not trip up
two or three floors.
Simplicity and streamlined sur
faces should be the guiding light in
any Of these plans. They are more
easily constructed when frills are
obviated. They are easier for young
children to live in as there are no
delicate details which must be cared
for-and above all an easily cleaned
surface saves so many hours Of work
in these days when every one, in
cluding mothers and household serv-
ants, seem to be working at top
speed.
To 60 forward and to improve are
essential points to good morale and
the job we all have to do. I'm
provement of this sort is each fam
ily's contribution to the all-out
effort. AS long as you demand no
essential materials for your own sell
fish use-and can offer to an out
slider or your own family better liv-
ing conditions, you are right in step
with the times.
Evening star., 1942-03-28

sidy also reported that an elaborate
floor show and entertainment pro-
gram is being arranged for the oc-
casion.
Assisting Mr.. Cassidy In arrang-
ing the dinner are President Ar
thur B. Heaton, J. s. Cowan, Chan
ming S. Walker, James D. Yochum,
Maurice 8. May. A. Hermann Will
son, Henry S. Marshall and Allan
H. Graen.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
BY MARGARET NOVEL;.

Making waste space useful Is one
OF the most worth while projects any
OF us may undertake. Whether you
make room in your attic or base
ment for defense worker or
whether you enlarge your home for
your own use, this saving Of waste
space goes right along with the
defense program. At very little cost
and with no use of critical materials,
charming rooms like the one in the
accompanying photograph may be
turned out in two or three days OF
q good carpenters time.
Attics have far greater possibih-
ties than to offer repose to a collee-
ton of old trunks and portraits.
Why not restful repose for the small
son in the family who has just
reached the age when he wants
his own private quarters. The more
exclusive he may be, almost on the
roof Of the house, the happier he Is.
Under the caves may be built all
the wonderful small closets and
cubby holes for the myriad collec-
ton that most young boys must
preserve.
The insulation boards of various
trade names and varieties are not
on priority lists. The necessary
lumber in short lengths and ply
wood in commercial thicknesses are
also available now. Avoid all metal
parts where possible and simplify
your plans so that you may substi-
tute materials without loss or in
convenience, and you will be COL
laborating on plan that will meet
with approval.
Insulating Board Is Ideal.
Insulating board in various f1n-
fishes. colors and surfaces is ideal
for this project, as it is easy and
quick to handle, has its own built-in
qualities of heat and cold insula-
ton, and has a large degree Of
sound -deadening effect. The ram
dom width effect in the room in
the picture has a neat and interest,"
ing appearance The inoleum floor
is proof against all sorts of wear and
tear and can stand all the ship
building, erector sets or airplane
model carvings that any boy can
produce. The trim little inside
shutters are nice small detail that
finishes the windows as we'll as
furnishing shade and ventilation
when closed.
The built-in bunk bed is smart
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Defense Housing
Continued From Page BID

cluding both Federal and private
projects. The figure for the same
period Of 1941 was S8,435 900. Los
Angeles. with valuation in excess
of s31 100000, is the only city lead
ing Washington in building.
During the first two months of the
year, permits were issued in all
urban areas for buildings valued at
s403,511 900, a gain of 7 per cent over
1941. Residential building for the
period is valued at s179,000,000, a
drop Of / per cent from last year.
Construction Of all types financed
by the State and Federal govern
ments in two months this year
totals $l42,979,000.
New housekeeping dwellings for
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Apartments
Continued From Page BID

home after examining it thoroughly
The committee is headed by James
S. Taylor. Government housing spe-
cialist. Other members are Irwin S.
Porter, prominent architect; Charles
c. Koones, president Of the Washing
ton Real Estate Board, and Edwin
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Insulation Suves Fuel

Owners Of homes and other struc-
tures which leak heat" can con-
tribute much to the war effort II
they insulate these buildings and
thus save fuel 1t may be, in fact,
that they will have to use less fuel
next winter whether or not they
tnsulate.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Young to Be Speaker
At Building Dinner

Commissioner John Russell Young
will be the principal speaker at the
nth annual Washington Building
Congress dinner, to be held at the
Mayflower Hotel at pm. Wednes-
day, April 8.
Dinner Chairman James A. Cas-
Evening star., 1942-03-28

follow directional arrows to the
property.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22
Nctoru
Gardens

Now Is the time to finish design
ing your fall garden. All late cab
tage. cauHflower. Brussels sprouts,
and broccoli should be transplant
ed into their permanent places, and
the final planting of rutabaga,
beets, late carrots. and green beans
should be finished about July l.
About July Is to Is is the time
TO SOW the seeds OF Chinese cab
baze. beets, giant Chinese winter
radish, Kohl rabi. turnip, kale. rape,
endive and also the seeds Of Pansy.
Coreopsis. Columbine, Delphinium.
Foxglove. Canterbury bells. Gail
lardia. hollyhock, Shasta Daisy,
Sweet William, and similar blen.
mails and perennials for blooming
next year. Well developed plants
of late celery may also be trans
planted at the same time. II usual
" is best to postpone the fall plant
ing Of lettuce and spinach until
about August Is. Sometimes peas
do well when they are planted
late IN July and irrigated through
out August and early September.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22

YOU'D a cash loan help you this
w month? II YOU have job, you
can borrow without fuss or bother
at reasonable cost and repay your
loan in monthly instruments.
Just this 10 do
All YOU do to apply for Household
Finance loan is to tell US how much
you need and how you wish to repay.
Loans are made in three different
WAYS. l. On your personal note. No
security is required. Note loans are
made, under proper conditions, to
both single persons and married cou-
pies. 2. On your car. 3. On your furnl-
ture. When making car and furniture
loans, we consider character and IN
come far more important than the
value OF your security. We will make
your loan the way which best suits
your own situation. And you needn I
even come to this office to apply for
your loan. Just mail the coupon be-
low and we will send you complete
information.
You may choose the most conven-
lent payment plan from the table
below. Suppose you borrow 500 to
be repaid at S9.77 a month. Twelve
instruments of SGT each will repay
your loan in full You may prefer to
repay sooner in order to reduce the
cost. SIX monthly instruments OF
Sl8.l8 each, total OF Sl09. 08-will
also repay a 500 loan in full. The
cost of your loan, in this case, is Just
5000. A SIS loan, repaid IN six
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-22
News From Belleville

Belleville. Mich, June % -
Mr. and Mrs. George Clement,
Windsor. Ont. we're sunday visitors
at the home Of Mrs R B. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hewlett
and daughter, Phyllis. Ypsilanti,
Nj. and MIS-. Carl Craft Mrs Clara
Young and Wilbur Rice, Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Burnell ami
daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Campbell were Sunday supper
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Graf.
Mrs. William Lewis fell and
sprained her ankle one day last
week
Miss Marian Greedus a nurse at
the Brighton hospital spent the
week end with her sister in the
village.
Dr. Writ Dawson. Dearborn. for
merry of Belleville was a Saturday
afternoon visitor at the Orrin Post
residence
Mr. aud Mrs. B H Garlick. Ne
walk Ohio spent the week end
With Mr.. and Mrs William A Gar.
lick
Richard Ross and roommate
Donald Pretty, spent the weekend
al a cottage near Port Huron.
Mrs. Kenneth Splitter spent We'd
nesday in Detroit.
Mr.. and MrS Raymond Shafer,
Nashville. Mica, spent several
days with their parents, Mr.. and
MIS- W. H. Raymond.
Mrs. Eva Bruner is visiting rela-
tives in Detroit this week.