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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-05
Clio C0MMENDS
THE PRESIDENT
Labor Organization Re-
trains From Commit
ting Support

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4-lP-
The Congress of Industrial Or
CARNATIONS prais ID President
Roosevelt today but refrained from
committing itself to support any
presidential candidate in 1914.
A Statement Of political &C
ton" adopted by the CLOS sixth
annual national convention declar-
ed that Mr.. Roosevelt more con-
sistently than any other man in
public life" has voiced 1.-The aims
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Vocational and personal counsel
ing, technical advice on emigra-
ton and immigration problems,
scholarships, resettlement pro-
grams, temporary loans for re-
tanning or disqualification, are
features of the program in Amer
lea and, wherever possible, in
Europe.
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ment is in agreement upon our
political program and detectives,
and no barriers should be per-
mitted to stand in the way of joint
or parallel action in the political
field with unions of the ALL, the
railroad brotherhoods and unaffi.
lated organizations"
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Gestapo-confiscated radios to know
it.
The grapevine is the oldest COM
munication system in the world.
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-05
If Back Aches
Flush Kidneys

Z. Do you feel older than you are or suffer
from Getting Up Nights, Backache, Nervous
Rheumatic Pains, Burning scanty or fire.
quent passages? If so, remember that your
Kidneys are vital to your health and that
these symptoms may be due to non-organic
.bles--in such cases Cystex IA physicians
prescription) usually gives prompt and joy
Gus relief by helping the Kidy avs flush out
everything to gain and mounting to lose in
trying Cystex. An iron-clad guarantee as
sures refund Of your money on return of
empty package unless fully satisfied. Don't
delay. Get Cystex
KYSTA~ (Siss-tex) from
v S0~A your druggist today.
b.. OTlsp. fIs,A IllssIs Only 35e.
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Deaths Reported

H!iE 53|'!i 51s '2A:s 4 ss.S A9ss 4:
cara serlsna. 81, 1913 Nsxton st. NV.
Edits DasSn a..sor 81 2s 4sh St
FeTdinapd l. DonceeL II. 1912 Rhode
Es@ Ss9}Ss 7 ssass % !sa ssys ontario It 10" i'd
csa:. mas:sn sss3sy h. 2? sss4 81 s1s asta l. st
Eva T. s. Bryant. II. 3bb1 sprinsland
James p. Dunwoody. 90 q. 8. Soldiers
MAYNARD A, Layne. s6. Washington, D. c.
Amos II. thomson. So. 27f5 South Dakota
Spencer woodruff. 81. sos Rhode Island
ward I. e Derrick.on. 81. t4o4 N.br.sk.
r'e:h e:.sn g. isfs sf i I..s Cap
Es5a.9a EsdE L Sas Fl g Ss4ssE ss4ssEn Hsns I. ne
ses Wstsr ARS Fuskef ' a. a5o5 'e Doasas @ as 81.
ES.S En- cespst aozsitsn 4s s1a Pee;tys
Robert B. ,IT Is s; sDanser; ae sa5 Van Buren, st.
Dorothy sammons, 81. 1928 Harvard st.
Rpth r. Harrison t e. Tsto%s ,ns Park Md.
onals sb{1s% GandieT in,snt 3 sel2 e;d St
infant Wood. indianhead. Nd:
Ssnnis Sss ,n.dn b rayns s4i IL ZIP 18th st. NV
JACOB Jazz baPasd4a; PesdR;yler. e' IL 44ss 5 st Sc.
ii:5y Msas E GsBlos GsBhss g. tS ia i. m. NV
jessie % [. i Barnes. % %. eiH3sS L st. NV.
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Births Reported

Frank. Frank and Catherine Alex.ndsr; as rirl,
| Everett and lola Bartels. 9irl.
| Philip and Marjorie Bergson, boy.
Patrick and Dorothy Boyd. girl.
Lennox and Imogene Boyles, boy; -,
Mehael and add Rsfssla csvszos boz, s
| Robert and Alice Childers, girl
beonsrd h;chs Id aIs and Lois chisholm: girl
john SAia and dis Rita as5oH coiey. boy. aVes '0'
tJohn and Margaret Crockett. girl.
rIss and and Ruby Dichey boy
John and Maxine Duncan. boy
Emerson and Elizabeth Elicit. sirl.
GeOrge am and MslIs Emprsy girl
William and Frances Glasier. boy,
Emmet and Rsbeeea Gresham. girl.
Sheldon and Jess Hall. girl.
Ralph and Mollyanne Harris, boy.
william vi liia az and Lois Hsilman, boy.
Jack and June Jones. boy.
William and Elizabeth Kernan. girl.
Harvey and Elizabeth Larrick. sirl.
joseph and Katherine Lonsrids.. girl.
Giles and Marie Morrow. boy.
Francs and and Emma % Medrath. Boy boy.
conrad ana Annie NICHOLS, boy.
Don and Martha Nokes. girl.
william and Laura O'Brien, boy.
Henry ard Clara Payne; boy,
Bernard and Annie Poole, boy.
Vernon and Norma Ramberg. boy.
Hugh and Evelyn Rourke, girl.
Donald and Eileen Sansbury, girl.
Nichoai and Helen Serbin. girl.
Philip and Phyllis Starr, boy.
Paul and Jennie Ttcomb, boy.
Frank and June West. boy.
Gerald and Iantha Whitaker. boy.
James and Cecilia Winstead, boy.
Earl and Amanda Wise, girl
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NIGHT Clubs
Continued From Page BIT.

the daughter of the Representative
from Mississippi
The closest thing to Galli-Curci
and Calico ever to have come to
town will open at the Club Jalna
tomorrow night. He Is Galli-Galli-
Jester, mystifier and prestidigitator
Mr.. G.-G. takes the place of Bernice
Parks, who has proved delightfully."-
unmystifying to the patrons. and
who Is heading for a turn in the
Ruby Foo cocktail lounge, new en-
terprise of the Thirteenth street
chow mein haven.
1t is relatively big band that Is
scheduled next for Treasure Island
the l0-piece organization of Leo
Dryer, 'favorite music maker of
Elsa Maxwell" and, moreover, "a
host of socialites" Quite back
ground this lad has: Cannes (those
scented evenings of ennui, laissez-
faire and Weltschmerz). the Wal
dorf- Astoria, the Biltmore and so
on into the upper-wage brackets.
John Hoysradt IS newly come to
the Embassy Room. Panchos Band
is still there, but Mr.. Hoysratd's sa-
tirical mimicry provides entertain
ment for those who are not espe-
cially anxious to cut rugs betwixt
dinner and drinks.
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Marriage License
AppIicutions

Under d. c. la,D, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,oait three full days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
James Wilkinson. %. ao33 10th st. NV.
and Grace Berg, 20, 1850 Peabody st
JACK Pratt, As. Hotel 24oo, and Antoni,
DAmonville. 80, Madrid. Spain.
ssHsas cIssi iS a. $40 81 M:D al;
Mlils5d Lee: ,a5, and Agnes Reiner. Is
Robert shockiey, q. 1896 South Caro-
Miivs Mnn ave: we. se W,s and Francis Ladwis. %
nsF0 ana claTs @aon sso soush fat
rick ST., Alexandria. Va.
eTt wsars Rachel S snnMssvsn' M T5 ss
FRANCIS ans MSs;AlIiey. -: hamilton: Canada
anf hrahuf GhEsaies boales.rS TSIs9n 49, 1884 Mac
Doroths HSnter, IS. IS asoi ue Cathedral 1i; ave- ave-
AFfhaa s"a 81 PstmS5s Ma a.
joseph RMth MaeF rrtss sG 69a Vsr2um NJ. st.
Irving Finger, %, Marion, Iowa ant
kathleen Halstead, 10, 34s2-a Browr
Guy seph; "a; Li!Oeugn, Mo. and Matild.
W: Hicks, 81 -. 1444 Belmont st; NV.
"s@ seP ssd Elizabeth %es %si''Es5 g. sis sis
Eston Hishtensale, SO. 1872 9Th st. NV.
and Darminsa Reeves. %. 1920 T st
William Banton. e1, e64 Girard st. NV.
and Ruth Chandler. %. 1907 End st
Kenneth Ballard. "a, ss2 4sth st. ne.
and Victoria Gaines 25. 72s Barnes
o e. ss ss fHs Nss soisne Tss,eY wesst.r ST.
andris. Va:
saaf 5sssnsf s ii eass sas ar'ss &C.. williams
Snso Essbeth Kns e s7sa HAYES Ts ns S. ane
Corinne Banks, 20. 4e57 washington
Johnnie garrison; 30, 115 D st. s.w,. .nd
caSin, n,. Lzpsh; la. si ss sats + nv. sne
-,, ": both # saa Rhode Isiana ave- nv
wam bofs of s%sh sa r0rds 4 and Mary Peyton
James McLendon, W ss 81. Acf chicaso. aim. ILL.,. and
Elnora Davis, 81. i72I S st. NV
william ana 1oRise RSenSon Ho g. sd3a d$as st ne
Ezra vinsons SO: Macon. Ga, and Susan
y. JasfsSn n;s1 W1,.Ss e. h715 30 s. s. NV AVID
calfi fuFh Hauies aenss" ss' New New % YORK, N. AND
Lady Hudgins, 20. 4400 Silver Hill I'd
Charles Stuart. as. 1905 st. Sc. and
Frank Snyder. 90 and Aida Faroane. 10,
both of 2704 South Adams St, Airing
Robert Tellefsen. 81. 1717R st. NV,
and. Frances curtiss 25 1920 Sunder-
soyss sa smith nj h:E =; susnt.so Va; and Jewell
Clarence Hadley. %. Earlham. Iowa and
Marjorie Fowler. 10. 1927 I st. NV.
Frank Enslin. 80. Cleveland Ohio. and
Dorothy Hanson, 26, 2912 Fort Baker
drive Sc.
and Zoa Henderson, 21, zoos Columbia
I'd. NV.
John Herman. 2l, South Gate Calf, and
Leon Ewing, 90. 234 Portland st. sc.
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SPECIAL hoYleEss (

CA1fsIMAs THxEs. csnadian, spruce, bai.
200 Kir6syeeood rd. Lyon viliass; Va
xaTER xsisRat DE. Si4ts, 1s4s. I am not u, re.
sS:n;s: sr isb ha my mss s:s. Gy e
fYf THE = NExT Il rx EXAMINATION in optometr, me-
will be held on February "a, 25, IS, 1914
For details, write the District Of Colum-
ga sse Bonfd Hnfs q S9p.ometry 3o7 the L.
sE aR5s R1sIf tsr Seq debt,
contracted by any one except myself
w. l. Stevens, 1000 8. Fern st.. Arline-
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders Of the Eastern Building and Loan
Association Of Washington, D.. C., for the
election Of directors and for the transac-
tion Of such other business as may legally
come before the meeting, will be held al
:ss sysnus .pd Fourth 4th street soS
ruary 2nd. 1914, at Z o'clock pm. Polls
for the purpose OF balloting for director.
will be open between the hours Of 2 O'Clock
'nd Ss1sk PEI FAR & ing sesretsrS saHs day
Nc NOTICE i,1,g.. THE ANIMAL !T, MEETING OF y
Bank Of WASHINGTON: washington. D. G..
for the election of directors for the
ensuing ssS year and for the transaction @, oi
At TIE bank isss & Hs Street NV NV y wash, f1o
T,, inston, D; G., at 12 o'clock noon on
The polls will be open. between the
prnc
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How To Relieve
Bronchitis

Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right to the seat Of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in
famed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
q bottle Of Creomulsion with the un-
derstanding you must like the way It
quickly allays the cough or you ars
to have your money back.
CIRCUMCISION
for Coughs. Chest Colds. Bronchitis
ADVERTISEMENT.
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HELP MEN.

Any worker last employed In an
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation OF
a statement Of availability from her
last employer or the USES.
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HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT in c. P. AS ONCE, state
age, experience and salary expected. Box
12S-G, Star.
sso Week p so o
ME. 6252, ME. 1852.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Good salary and
hours. permanent position. Call between
and pm, 900 F st. n W, Room 302.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced, all
around; steady position, salary and COM
mission. Call NO. S197t
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
That the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the American Security and
Trust Company. for the election Of direc-
tation Of the annual report Of the presi-
dent and the transaction of such other
business as will properly come before them,
will be held at the ONCE of the company
at 18th st. and Pennsylvania ave, in the
City Of Washington. District Of Columbia.
on Tuesday. January 18, 1914. at IL
1890 pm. Due to this meeting, the
transfer books will be closed from jan
uary 9th to 18th. 1914. both days in
elusive.
CORCORAN THOM, President.
FREDERICK P. H. SIDDONS,
Secretary.
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Issued at Rockville,

Philip D. Young, o5, chevy Chase. Md,
and Delma Roberts. 81, Washington.
Carl E. Ellis. 23, Forest Glen. Md. and
Frances Caldwell. 25, Vandalia, Mo.
George Minor, SO. and Arlice Curtis, 33
both OF Washington.
Richard E. Harris, q. and Elizabeth Bos
tian. 90. both Of Takoma Park. Nd.
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BODY AND FENDER MEN

7 Chevrolet dealer in Bethesda needs 2
experienced men: good working conditions
5l2 day week. excellent salary. permanent
lob: referral card from USES needed
Chevy Chase Chevrolet 1928 Wis. ave.
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HELP WoMEk.

WAITREssEs, lisht colored. wanted for
high class soda fountain luncheonette, S15
week and tips and meals. Is Carroll ave.
Takoma Park. Md.
WOMEN, white, if your are not in ESSEN
tial work and If you are anxious to make
good money by working in one Of Wash
lngton's finest restaurants, then telephone
Miss Greer. co. 90S0.
WOMAN, 25 to 40 outside work inter-
viewing real estate brokers and home
owners: creative selling experience helpful;
salary. and bonus. State salary expected
and all details, Box 2lN-L, Star.
WOMAN, typing and light bookkeeping for
part-time work in wholesale electrical bust
ness; salary open; references. Write Box
359-G, Star.
WOMEN wanted for shop work: good pay
while learning. B. g. c. Armature Co.. 221
H st ne.
WANTED, typist, to answer phone and
type Hours 1914 State experience and
salary wanted Boy 2lS-L, Star.
ARTisTICALLY INCLINED young lady to
assist in advertising layout work and mega
tive retouching: experience not necessary:
good salary and opportunity. Box 800
oPENiNG FOR WOMAN 3 to 5la days per
week on Rawleigh route. Tell US about
yourself first letter. RaWleighs, Dept. DCL-
l4-13S, Chester, Pa.
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HELD AEN tcon|;n uaA)

PORTKR. colorsd, with D. g. driyer's per-
isf si;S HRDiy Z il ~ person Lee B. bat.f Co.
PORTER. colored, full time. permanent;
day. National DRUG Co. 1000 Conn.
nss ssSs i euseHSs's g9sns
RsF% Bon ssGod stead HddsUn
PftoRTER for store: good permanent posi-
fSR for fss sssr G9 5h and 's aoaaS
RITZ Pastries, 35 F st: NV: .,.,.
Apply Annex Building. 3rd and r sts. ne.
National Geographic Society.
iSGG e5 ass od
PREsSERs (2J wanted for mems clothes;
good salary; must be experienced. Apply
RADIO ah, enRa REpATRMAS, AYR iN benchwork: best
wages, good working conditions. wonder
ful opportunity for good man. Call ia.
RECEIVING and shipping clerk, white; ex-
cellent opportunity, permanent position
inghouss Elec. Supply Co. 1915 st. NV
statesmen. with wholesale, food concern,
knowledge of direct selling to retail trade;
sverage earnings, $4,000 year. 5-day week.
SPANISH or Or South American gentleman
with sood instruction Tor teaching day or
night; well paid. Box AL, Star.
STOCK MAN, colored, restaurant expert
ence, no Sundays; reference required.
Parchey's Restaurant, 1900 K st. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER, dependable white man,
to supervise the daily collection of trash
and garbage on large D. C. housing prot
ect. Must have D. c. drivers permit and
handle colored crew. responsible job
and an excellent salary. Call Miss Barney,
OR 6622, for interview
TRUCK MECHANIC and helper: good sal,
airy and working conditions in essential
business: applicants must have referral
card from local USES. See Mr.. Seaton,
John P. Agnew d Co., Inc, 80 Patterson
St ne.
VULCANIZERS, experienced on passenger
car and truck tires. essential work: excel
lent salary and working conditions. 40-hr
week, time and a half for overtime: GER
tif1cate of availability necessary. Ben
Hundley 3446 14th st. NV.
YOUNG MEN, over 10, part-time work, 4
to pm: good pay. Room 424. Bond Bldg
YOUNG MEN or boys, colored not going to
school, to- work in pressroom. See Mr..
Wood Judd g. Detweiler, Inc, lexington
nj ND H..
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PORTER (CoLoREDD, MEMS WEAR
STORE. GOOD PAY. STEADY JOB.
MUTUAL, STORES 9th AND T. SITS w

sTGSRPEEH sTGSRP EH C.S16 HSIH5D' PaW' MET GrEsnv WEnR Top
MUTUAL STORES. 9th AND e SITS. NV
DIGNIFIED SALES POSITION OPEN.
An old financial organization, nationally
acter, Is looking for 2 men. special sales
work in Metropolitan Washington: excel
lent opportunity to become independent
for men who are going strong but see their
present channel limited in postwar period
Salary and commission. Give full details
Box 434-D, Star.
DELIVERY BOY
For grocery store; good hours, excellent
salary. SuperGarden Market, 4233 N
Fairfax DR.. Arlington. Call oxford 1I47
AUTO MECHANICS AND BODY MEN for
large direct Chevrolet dealer; excellent
working conditions. top pay. time and a
pay. Annual bonuses. Bring your Ger
tif1cate OF availability. Ready for work
Apply to Mr.: Presgraves.
OURISMAN-MANDELL CHEW. CO,
Ind Good
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COLLECTION MANAGER

clean record; excellent opportunity for ad-
yancement; starting salary, $1,000 per
year; permanent now and after war; with
young, aggressive finance company. Apply
Mr. Buehler Advance Credit Corp, 1887
r. I ave. MI Rainier. Nd IIninn oRk0
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MATTRESSES.
COATROOM GIRL

White, for exclusive downtown club. good
salary and commission, meals and uni
forms furnished. Call DI. s11s between
10 a m and 3 nm
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Wanted BY large department store for
permanent position; good salary and splen-
did opportunity for right man: please state
age draft status, experience and salary
expected. Box 2s0-G, Star.
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WOMEN WANTED

For Telephone Work, Ages Is to so,
tAlso part-tine work in evening for un-
employed women. Earnings at start range
from S23 to S26.50 with rapid increases:
permanent positions. promotion opportun-
tiles: work near your home. Apply en-
ployment ONCE, 722 18th st. NV. $50
am: to 500 m; Monday through Friday.
900 am. to 500 pm, SATURDAYS.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO.
(Do not apply II employed full time at
your maximum skill in another war In
dustryJ
Evening star., 1943-12-16

Man With Background of
Tools and Machinery,
Primarily used in automotiVe business to
axe responsible position in purchasing and
sales. Good steady income with oppor-
tunity for advancement Business estab-
lished in 1919. This position is in essen
tial defense work, but does not end with
the war, Give fun personal information
in replying, together with positions held
and salary expected BOX 5o-I. Star
Evening star., 1943-05-08
Rood Signs Restored

Road signs pulled down In Eng
land two years ago as a guard
against supplying information to
enemy raiders or paratroops are
being restored.
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The Home Clinic
Ski|IfuIIy Made Over Curtains Are Often
More Interesting Than New Ones

Chair slip covers, couch covers and
bedspreads may also be patched with
the patches made to look like dec
orations.
The worn arms and seat cushion
OF a chair may have large floral
designs appliqued over the area. On
plain fabric this Immediately gives
the chair a personality that far
overcomes its previous down -at-heel
condition. Repeat the same motif
on the cushions on q sofa SO that 1t
will look as though you intended 1t
that way.
A couch cover that has worn
places. may have the thin worn Sec
ton removed. Combine a striped or
floral fabric with the good sections
left over and you will have q dis
tinctive sofa. Plan the bands of
plain and figured fabric so that they
conform TO the design of the couch
keeping all the good lines OF the
piece intact. If the sofa and the
chairs have matching covers-handle
each OF them in the same way-so
that again, 1t all looks as though
you planned 1t that way.
Every household has Its pile of
good materials tucked away for that
rainy day when 1t would be con-
venient to make them over. That
rainy day is now here-and 1t is a
wise housekeeper who plans a day
with her sewing machine tn MT
them into usable condition.
Evening star., 1943-05-08

emphasis as to how 1t may affect
each city and each city location"
Evening star., 1943-05-08
, BY MARGARET NOVEL;.

With 'springtime blowing in the
windows. some of the curtains show
the effect of a hard winter. In this
day of conservation of material we
don't buy new ones. We make over
the old ones, and nine times out of
ten they are twice as interesting as
they were in the beginning.
Bedroom curtains, which have
absorbed dust and SCOT all winer,
after laundering usually show wear
just at the window-sil height. These
may be cut over for dining room or
kitchen summer curtains. Trimmed
with a ruff1ed f1ounce at the sill and
finished with a matching valance
across the top, they will look as
though they had been whipped up
to perfection for their new location.
Or they may be remade for the
bedrooms and be trimmed with
fabric which matches the chair slip
covers or the summer bedspread.
To do this cut them off about
foot above the window sill. Attach
/flounce of chintz or other fabric
which falls to the floor.
Repeat the chintz as a valance II
you wish and place nearby a chair
covered with slip cover of the
same. This will give an ensemble"
appearance to the room which will
look as though it had all been de-
signed to go together. Makeshifts
are only smart when they do not
look like made-overs.
If curtains are worn where the
rods 60 through at the top-or If
they shrink after laundering, they
may be heightened by adding ma
terial at either the top or bottom.
1t is simple enough to add just the
necessary four or five inches Of ma
terial, but it is also most uninter-
esting. Far more attractive would
be a scalloped or pointed piece Of
material which picks up the color
scheme of the room. This is ap-
piled to the top Of the curtain,
new heading for the rod stitched,
and suddenly you have decorator
designed" curtains which are a part
of the room plan.
Another trick which adds the
necessary formality to living or din
ing room curtains may be worked
out with the decorative accessories
found in the shops. If five or six
extra inches are needed, add a deep
cotton fringe to the base of the
curtain. These are available in
color or in white and the beige
tones.
Then instead of running the rod
through the top, pinch pleat the top
band and attach it with curtain
pins to wooded rings which slide
over a wooden curtain pole. The
extra decorative touch may be add
ed by matching the color of the
fringe with paint and dipping the
curtain rings in this. Brilliant color
can make the dullest fabric which
has seen better days.
Figured dimity or other sheer cur
tainS which need little lift may
have ruffled flounces of plain white
organdie applied. This Immediate
ly gives them crisp new appear
ance. Colored bands of washable
bias tape or ricrac braid to match
the colors in the dimity will add to
the perkiness Of the curtains i'm
measurably.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
MuIIenix

dividucl homes and this seems to
be particularly true as to heating
costs. Taxes are some lower, avail
able experience indicates"
Costs Scaled Down.
Mr.. Mullenix said that some ap-
praisers and architects now study
ing the possibilities Of row houses
believe that the building industry
may be able to produce this type of
building after the war for from IS
to 20 per cent less than compar-
able construction of the same size
IN a single-family dwelling form.
Advocates point out that the
new type of row house can easily
be designed to conform to city
plans which will insure slow rate
OF obsolescence and that they are
easy to adapt to high-priced land.
This, they say, will prove valuable
asset in those cities where codes
permit buildings to occupy only a
very limited part of the land area. -"
Despite the possibility that row
houses may possibly meet with more
favor than they have in the past
Mullenix said that "city planners
and those who will have a hand in
zoning laws should weigh very care
fully the row house with particular