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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
State Liberty Ships
Battles Told i'm Log

fire did not cripple her Russian
ICE breaker ships escorted her 10
port and Russian women steve
doreS unloaded its lend lease
cargo Women even operated the
overhead dock cranes.
The l0.000-ton ship was named
in honor of Michlgan'S former
governor who later became a soma.
tor Al her christening party, four
state students attended the Cere-
mony as guests OF the War Pro-
dQCLion Board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
Hit by Car

Mrs Mildred Simpson, AZ. Of
12067 Manor, Is in BEDFORD Re
ceivng Hospital to-day with
possible skull fracture. suffered
when she was struck Al Grand
River and Manor hy 2 car driven
by Wllfred Wyllie. 80. Of 25525
Eliza
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
Air Crash Kills 2

BOISE Ida, oct s INSl--
Nine army alrmen we're dead to-
day and another seriously injured
after the crash OF a Llberator
hnmher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
BANKRUPTCY TOLD
WARNING RECALLED

Mcbride said that he warned
Nidltch he could not sell Devon
shares In the United States unless
he had a license. Government at
torneys submitted evidence that
the stock was never registered IN
the United States. Total sales.
they charged. were Sl50,000
Niditch's former secretary. Pa
tricia Picatt of Toronto, identi-
fled Kaufman as an outside sales
man for the Mclean company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
Brokers
On Trial

Maurice Nlditch, Montreal and
New York stock broker and Ben
jamin Kaufman. Philadelphia
stock salesman, were describing
Devon Gold Mine, Ltd. shares as
the best on the market when the
company WIS actually borrowing
money from day 10 day 10 meet
expenses, witnesses told jury IN
Federal Judge MolnetS court
today.
On the stand was Eric Willis,
estate manager of the Canadian
Credit Mems Trust Association,
who testified that from June,
1888, until April, 1911. the Devon
company got three extensions of
time on notes held by his firm.
BANKRUPTCY TOLD
The Devon company went bank
rupt in June, 1871. the witness
added
Another government witness
was James Mcbride of Toronto,
an Investigator for the Ontario
Securities Commission
Mcbride said that he was in
Vestigating sales OF Devon gold
mine stock by q NJ Mclean and
Go. in 1910 upon the complaint
OF several buyers Of the stock.
We had lot If trouble with
the Mclean company" the Wit
ness asserted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
Chicago 10 Hear
Roosevelt

CHICAGO. Oct E GNS)--
Democratic leaders announced
here today that President Roo>e-
velt would address huge gather
Ing in Soldier Field either oct IS
or Oct. 30.
Mayor LaGuardIa vii speak
here oct, -, Senator Claude Pep
per Oct. p and Vice President
Wallace Oct Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-06
New! WINTER
COATS
That Can Be Worn Any Time
81
MISSES AND woMtN'S SIZES

Chesterhelds, REFERS, boycoats, baina-
cams and other popular untrimmed coats
Deep cut armholes for easy fir over suits
or dresses. Black, green. blue. brown gray
and American Beauty. Sizes IL to 20 and
5s to "a in the group.
CrOwleys-BsfEsin Basement
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07

Linda jo je potegnila k sebi ma
stopnico.
"Kaj premisljujes, Ema? ?"' jo
je vprasala ponovno.
Toda Ema je Sc bolj zardela.
Linda je sodila, da je vseeno, &c
j pove ali ne, ako je morda de-
kle res kaj premisljala. Ema je
molcala ko pref in je odsla moist
Rosabelo. Misli so il bile v res
nici pregloboke, da bi jih razo-
della.
Ko j je Linda izginila izpred
oci, Sc je Ema cd ganotja razjo-
kala. Sal je bila ueiteljica tako
krasna, tako dobra. Dekle Sc nj
mogla vesti zaupno do nje.
TAX DOZEN je napravil Lindin
prihod v Oeland.
VIII
v soboto pod vecer je odhajala
Linda domov. Tenka meglica je
prsela cd mocvirja, XII je lezalo
ma severn.
V neznani prosojni razdalji je
zagledala korenjasko clovesko
postavo oh konju. .Ko je jezdila
7cez polje, Sc il je postava primi.
kala in sprevidela je, da je Fusi
Aronson, veliki Islandec. Linda
je dotlej samo enkrat govorila z
MIN, tedaj namrec, ko sta
Judito vracali zivino z njegove.
ga zemljista.
Ko ga je nagovorila, je snel
klobuk z glave in il odzdravil ,
cudoviti anglescini, kar Sc j j
zdelo ma prvi pogled Cd takegs
telebana nekaj jnenavadnega Mo
gocen, sirov car je obdajal tegs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07

'UmurH mi je diva brata. Pred
nskai lett - je razsiriia med
tnkajinjixni IndijHnci naiszljiya
boIezen. w Gasu sneEnega inete-
IN sta trkala moja brata pfi
MEM ma vrata, da bi ju preno-
efl. Oslepela sta cd viharja. Mo
ia brata nista bila bolna Toda
Kaleb Care se je bal bolezai =
bila vana je vrakja kuga - bal se
10 za syoje Eivlienja. zaprl jin1a
je vrata pred noson. Enega od
njiju sem nasel diva dni pc neur-
ju mrtvega emo milo cd Garove
farne. Cd naraza je tako ekre-
penel, da ga nismo mogli obleci
v praznjo obleko, in pokopali srno
ga taksnega, kakrsen je bill. Dru-
gi ie umri radi prehlajenja. Me
nisem nogel spraviti IL MEGA,
kakofkoii sem 81 prizadeval.. To-
da prvo, kar mi je povedal, je
bila ia zadeva 3 Kalebom Ca
ROM"
Fusiju je gias zvenel ko zeiezo
in zelezu podoben nu je bill v
mraku obraz. Linda je molcala.
Obsel jo ja strah. Strah pred to
sirovo zemljo.
(Nadalievanje
o..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07
Pokozi jed. h prekoso
kromPir "

. Krompir smatrajo kot enc
najboljsih jedi, ker nudi edin-
stveno kombinacijo snovi po-
trebnih zdravju.
Kaj pa SO te snovi in lastno-
sta? +,-.-
Ogromno hranila: Pet vita
nainov, XII Sc navadno nahajaje
jedeh, -vstevsi vitamin C, B,
G, tudi Niacin je v preoejsnjih
mnczinah. Vitamin A je v zadost-
nih mnozinah. To potrebujete
"a splosno rast, "a zavarovanje
proti bolezni, prehladom, utru-
jenosti, pomanjkanju teka in
nerveznosti
Minerali, kot ma primer ze-
lezo, fosfor, in kaleij XII porde-
CLIO ii, poboljsajo TEX, ter SO
potrebni "a zgradbo kosti in
zob, tudi pripomorejo do aka
icnega ravnotezja.
Bogata energija: Krompir je
bogat ma ogljikovih hidratih, XII
SO izvor energije in toplote.
Nasitljivost: Kronpir je ma
.sitljiv in lahko prebavldv.
Ina prijeten okus: Okus
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07

mozakarja. V njegovem vedenju
je bilo nekaj silnega, nekaj sa-
mosvojega. stal je pred MO ka-
kor strseca CORA, kakor samo-
ten hrast ma planjavi.
Fusi je pojezdil z MO nazaj do
roba smrekovega gozdica, XII Sc
je dvigal temno iznad megle.
"Vprav ia hip sem razmislja-
la, kako srecni ste tukaj, ko ina
te tako blizu pomlad," je dejala
Linda in Sc ozrla vanj.
'Da, zelo, zelo srecni smo" je
odvrnil pocasi, pozorno. "Toda
malokdo izmed mas sc zaveda te-
ga
''Menite Ii, da vecina kmetov
tega ne cuti - bodisi tako ali
tako?"
Me-" je odvrnil. 'Tukaj ina
clovek cut zgoij "a tisto, kar MI
lahko da zemlja "a v usta. Spo-
mladi vemo he, da pride lima,
Prevec sebicnosti je tukaj -
kakor sploh povsod."
Glas mu je bill globok, zvonek
naglas malone preroski, kakol
da bi odkrival svoje mnenje ta'
ko zraku kakor Lindi. Ia Sc j
skrivaj ozrla vanj.
! ''Rada bi vedela, kaj cuti Ka
leb Care tel i tel megli,
| je izpregovorila plaho.
'Kaleb Care ne cuti mic. Ubi
jem ga. Toda niti tega ne bi Gu
TIL " Fusi5evem glasu nj bill
znaka togote. zgolj globoka, bo
docnost preAin jaj joca gotovost.
! Linda se je xdrznila.
stegna e je yprasala. !.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07

krompirja je vsesplcsrO prize
ten. Pripravijen j. lahko ma
lnajrazlicnejse nacine, posebej
ali pa druginai jedmi.
Lahko prebavljiv: inmate
'nobenih sitnosti $ pripravlja-
MEM krompiria, kef nau nj tre-
ba olepsav.
Malo potrate: ce kuha e
krompir v lupinah obdrzi We {
hranilne vrednosti. &c ga lupi-
te, tedaj ga lupite tanko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07

ri trvba znank: Krompir HI
ma zliamke. Kupite 80 keliher
hoeete, ne da bi skrbeli, kolfkOi
ziaarak VAN ostane.
Nizka ccna: Cello danes je
krompir razmeroma poceni. MI
site ma hranilno vrednost, mi
site M znamke, dajte kronAplr
ma mizo dvakrat ali trikrat ma
dan, vsak dan, sedaj ko ga je
Be zadosti.
Jejte krompir vsak dan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07
Marta Us stenso
(Nadaljevanje)

Gcspa sandbova, XII je stano-
vala ma vasi, je pricakovala Lin
do v hisis Tako se je spodobilo.
EN- a, zavaijeno petnajstletno
dekle, XII je Do obiskovala pred
poldanski pouk, Sc je nerodno in
resno sukala svoji snazni oble-
XII, XII 10 je oblekla sprico tega
slovesnega dneva. Brez bessaice
je povedla Lindo K svoji nnateri.
Deklica je imela obcutek, da 10
dust, dokler j nj izginiia ucite-
ljica "a vrati izpred oci.
Vsi zastori razen enega SO
bill v hisi, kjer je sedela gospa
Sandbova, skrbno zastrti. v sobi
je disaio suho po stenskih opnah,
XII je bila soba q mimi okrasena.
Zdelo Sc je, kakor da bi bila
okna yes dan trdno zaprta. Go
spa Sandbova je bila sarna slicna
nekaki preprogi brez prostorni-
ne z gladkirn povrsjem in hra-
PAWN hrbtem. Ma vseh stirih
stenah sobe so visele v tocni geo.
metrieni razdalji poyecane slike
sandbovih.. slike SO bile po vsem
videzu, kakor SO sploh vse po-
ve6ave, dolgecasiae ko dezeven
dan. slika, Hi 10 je oko najprej
zagledalo, .je kazala silno slic-
most obrazom pokojnega Ludo-
vika Sandba, moza gospe Sand
bove.
Linda je stopila v hiso in po-
zdravila ma svoj navaden, topel
nacin gospo Sandbovo. Gostite-
ljica je sedela v naslanjacu il
bledorjavega, usnju podobnega
blaga in bogato izrezljane, "a,
vojcaste hrastovine.
"Veseli me, da vas vidim, 60
spodicna Archer" je izpregovo-
rila s sirokim, norveskim nagla-
som gospa sandbova. "sedite,
prosim. Prinesem vam malo ka-
We. Dekleta pravijo, da vam uga-
ia pri Garovih. Potem ste prva,
XII il je vsec.. Tezko mi je, da vam
moran to povedati. Toda poca-
katie, kaya ze vre." Odhitela je
iz hise, ne das bi cakala le bese-
dice Cd Linde.:
Uciteljica je sedia pred slikc
Ludovika Sandba. Incl je oei
podobne ernim gumbom pri cev.
ljih, kar je bilo Lindi zoprno
Presedla Sc je ma stol pri raz.
svetljenem oknu.
Gospa Sc je vrnila S kadeeo sc
kavo in rnedenjacki z roznato.
svetlo skorjo. s~~-. F.
Mahoma je obsula Lindo z il.
prasevanjem, ne toliko. cato, ds
bi dobila cd ME odgovor, temves
da bi pokazala uciteljici, kako j.
donna v zadevah izven Oelanda
"Oh da, moi 1noz Ludovik je
bill pogosto, zelo pogosto tam,
je segla v besedo Lindi, ko je ia
omenila mesto, cd koder je pri'
sla. "Ta-le je, tukaj ma stem
In poreden je bill tudi. Hvala Be
gu, pravisn tisockrat ma dan, ka
ko sem srecna, da je umrl. Koli
ko ga je lahko izpil! V sestih le
KID SALVAGE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-07
Marta. Ustenso
SI'RASTNI BEG


cnnokala je 2 ustnicami mad sko-
delico S kayo in 81 obrisala oci 2
robom. predpasnika.
cali nj bill dober z vami?" je1
vprasala Linda mehko.
"Dober? On? "a bozjo voljo,
kakor 9 psom je ravnal menoj.
Sedaj zivim dobro. Nimam sicer
mnogo denarja, toda prosta sem
njegove urnazanosti, hvala Bo-
gu" Dvignila je pogled proti
Sikh in Linda je videla MEM
hrepenenja. In nj sc notila.
| "Ah je Gospa Garova ze dobi-
la move zobe?' je vprasala IL
nenada in dvignila blede vekeI
radovedno iznad naocnikov.
"Mislim, da Sc me-" je odvrni-
la obotavljaje Sc Linda. "Menda
jih v kratkem pricakuje."
"Prikacuje?" Gospa Sandbova
je malone zahropla. "Ona? Ona
ne pricakuje mic cd MEGA. Sc
DAME zobe je dobila Re ODE vrsti.
In koliko drugega sem morala
Sc kupiti razen zob. Start Care
ina dovolj denarja, da bi lahko
nakupil zob "a sto glav zivine.
Moi MOI je bill res hudic, toda pri
denarju je incl lahke roke. Mno-
go pref, nego SO Sc mi zobje
obrabili, je rekel: "Sigri, vzemi
par dolarjev in pojdi k zobarju.
Vedno je bill lahak -: prelahak,
sem rekla in Sc pravim. Mnogo
prelahak denarjem!' Pogledala
je ljubece sliko in vzdihnila. V
tenn hipu nj bilo dvoma, da il je
tezko po MEM.
Linda je bila ginjena. Gospa
Sandbova je primaknila stol k
uciteljici in namrsila obrvi.
Glas il je postal tisji.
"Povejte mi, kako je tam?
Je Ii >tudi vami tako sirov?' 1.
"Ne, doslej mi Sc nj delal sit
nosti,' j je odvrnila Linda.
''Hudoben je ia Kaleb Care,
je potozila gospa Sandbova in
zmaja1a z glavo. 'tzal mi je uboge
zene. Grozno je imeti takega mo-
za!" 81.
"a cemu prenasa to-"
mo Gospa Sandbova Sc je
skrivnostno izmikala. "Necem
re6i, toda nekdo, XII mu je znano,
| je povedal, da sc je bahal pred
nekim Islandcem, kako jo drzi
ma vrvici. Vec vam ne morem
povedati. Kaj menite gospodiena
Archer? Zdi Sc mi, da je cd
strahu pred MIN malone oh pa
met :"
Linda 81 nj upala ma dan S svo-
Jim mnenjem. Gospa Sandbova
je presla ma druge zadeve in je
nato siovesno vstala, da bi razka-
zala Lindi svoj dom, ces da j je
ma razpolago vsa farma.
| Linda je imela rada Sandbove.
Bio jih je vseh skupaj deset, to-
da donna jih je bilo lie osena. Bill
lso koscati, resni delavci. Maj
starejsa hci Dora Sc je omozila
in je zivela ma kmetiji, severno
cd Lattskega barja. Sven, XII ga
ie gospa Sandbova ponosom
omenjala, je odsel sluzit v mesto.
lPrieakovali so, da Sc v maju
Ivrne.
Ema, najstarejsa hci donna, je
lmnogo razmisljala. Naposled Sc
Sc il oci privadile gledati v tia,
Ipolno zdravo oblicje il je postalc
Izagonetno. Linda jo je opazovala
kako prihaja po poti in goni
/ kravo Rosabelo. Velika donda j
storkljala po poti v koraku s
lkravo.
20 Gem sanjaris, Emica 2" j
| je zaklicala Linda, sedeca ma
kannitni stopnici molzisea.
] Ema Sc ie vzadregi ozrla pro
I'll njej.
Evening star., 1944-05-12
By Evelyn Hayes

indulge in the scented stuff, she'll
like it as a catch-all for odd lip
sticks, pins and all the other knick-
knacks that give so many gals top
drawer trouble. They're pretty glass
ovals with hobnail or rope edges and
they look like much more than the
small price ticket attached.
IT'S THE THOUGHT-And what
a nice thought it would be to give to
that special soldiers or sailors
mother a packet of V-mail station
cry with all the ''To's" and ''From's"
filled in. V-mail saves space that
saves lives, you know. 1t weighs
only 1/140th Of regular mail and in
the II months since June, 1912, its
use has saved enough cargo space to
equip our forces with 1,323, 800 extra
units OF blood plasma, to mention
only one item. His mother probably
wants to use 1t, but may not be-
cause she finds it tedious to fill in
all the data. Buy a pack at almost
any drug, STATIONERY orldepartment
stare on your way home and use
yopr young eyes to do all the filling
in tonight. It's an easy last-minute
gift-and she'll probably consider It
the best of all.
X +
IT'S SHEER FLATTERY-As well
come as the flowers in May Is a
printed sheer nightgown-especially
when said nightie Is fiowery itself
One that's our idea of gift to give
mother a lift is the gown sketched
Made of cool-as-a-breeze ninon, It's
patterned all over with delicate
bowknots and posies on grounds of
Evening star., 1944-05-12
New Way to Use
Lamb Steaks

In the grape-growing section
OF Sonoma County, Calf, there
used to be a vineyard worker
named Granucci of French,
italian and Swiss descent. He
lived alone in a little adobe house
and spent all his spare time cook
ing wonderful dishes and invit-
ing friends to meals.
He could do things with lamb
that sent his friends into song
and poetry. and this simple dish
was one of them:
Get a steak, cut from the leg
OF lamb, each steak making one
serving. Rub the steaks with
olive oil, then rub into each
piece a couple of pinches of
ground rosemary. On each steak
lay a bay. leaf. Then pile the
steaks one on top of another,
lay in bowl and over 1t pour
enough dry white wine to cover.
Let stand half a day or SO. Re-
move from bowl and toss away
the bay leaf. Then broil these
steaks over or under a hot fame,
basting often with the liquid left
In the bowl.
Evening star., 1944-05-12

tempered, grumpy, fault-findtng
husbands who never say a pleasant
word at home and who keep their
wives wondering why they did It?
A cynic once said that whether
one married or not, one always re-
gretted it. This Is particularly true
of women whose lives are so much
more profoundly affected by mar
riage than mems are, and who are
the matrimonially dissatisfied sex, II
we can judge by the fact that they
are the petitioners in the great ma
jority of divorce cases. Yet, H.
logical as it is, I think that women,
on the whole, are happier married
than single, even when their mar
riages are not very successful. They
are better OF, even though they are
worse off, If you get what I mean.
Certainly the woman who never
marries plays safe. She escapes
many of the hardships, much Of the
suffering, most Of the sacrifices that
the wife and mother is called upon
to make, but, even 50, she realizes
that she has also missed much hap
piness that the married woman has
had. She has been on the outside
life, not at its center. She has only
slipped at the froth on the cup. She
has not drunk it to its dregs.
Moreover, the one thing that
women salvage out Of even unhappy
marriages is their children. The
interest In life that their husbands
fail to supply their children give
them. And the poorest mother has
a stake in life, zest, a hope, a
reason for living that the richest old
maid has not. It is because women
have an eternal need for some one
to love, some one to serve that
makes women happier married than
single.
Evening star., 1944-05-12
BY Barbara Bell.

A superb midsummer suit which
will make you look as cool ano
composed as a daisy The smart
bow-tie closing on the jacket is un-
usual and lends itself beautifully
to summer sheers, to ginghams anc
to either dark or pastel wash linens
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1885 is
designed for sizes IL, IA, 16, 18 ano
20. Size IA, short-sleeved jacket
requires IL yards of 39-inch ma,
terial; skirt, IL yards; bow-ties re-
quire is yards ribbon.
For this attractive pattern send
Is cents, plus l cent for postage
in coins, with your name, address
lpattern number and size wanted tc
Barbara Bell, Washington Star, Post
ofice Box 80, Station O, New York
'19. N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-05-12
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see Mr. haupp pe sd
weller. Inc, lexington pl. and FIJI. ave NE
BUS BOY. colored; for downtownsc afeteria;
1l06 st. NV
BUTCHER, must be able to handle good
| trade; good wages to the right man. Ap-
ply 31h3 Mt Pleasant st. NV
CALLER OUT. for photographer: good pay.
LUDLOW 2622. 49,
CARPENTER. Apply 1908 L st. NV,
Smither & Mayton. Inc.
CAR WASHERS, good salary, Advancement
Apply Davis Service Center, 3Oih and NJ
sts. NV.
cHEF: must be experieaeed, pm. to 1
Rowe's Sea Food Grill, 913 1lth St Sc
IA
CHEF, all around; apply In person; good
salary: white or colored. Roma Restau-
rant. 34lg Conn. ave. NV.
CIGAR CLERK, experience not necessary,
Union station. See Mr. Reamy.
CLERK, simple knowledge Of Bookkeeping
Excellent opportunity for young man Per
manent, not q war Job. See Mr.. Vernon,
A. p. Woodson Co.. 1919 H st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-05-12
Dorothy Dix Says

To marry or not to marry? That
problem didn't bother grandma. In
her day, when a marriage license
was not only meal ticket but a
card of admission to society, smart
girl said yes and thanky, too, to
practically the first man who popped
the question to her. But now, when
almost every young woman Is self
supporting and husbands have be-
come a luxury instead of a neces-
sity, the question Of whether she
shall espouse a man or a career is
one to which the modern girl does
not know the answer
OF course, If girl is very much
in love, the matter automatically
settles itself. She grabs her man
and lets the consequences be what
they may. She knows that life with
him may be full Of hardships, but
without him it will be cinders, ashes
and dust. So for her it is marriage
or nothingness.
But very often the girl is not the
victim OF the grand passion. She
likes, admires and esteems some
man who wants to marry her, but
she is not in love with him. He
isn't necessary to her happiness
She could take him or leave him
Then she begins debating the ques-
ton of single blessedness against
taking chance on double wretched-
ness.
Now nobody questions that the
woman has been kissed by Lady
Luck herself who gets a husband
who Is devoted, tender and kind and
also a good provider. But how
about giving up good job to marry
a man who will never make enough
money to more than keep the vol
9 Jump or two from the door, anc
who IS one OF the selfish, high.
Evening star., 1944-05-12
Crazy Painting
By Mare0ref NosUeH

Peter Hunt is the one who started
all this crazy" painting you have
heard about. Maybe you have heard
about him. too-that he cuts up
and makes over old furniture
paints it and decorates 1t SO tnat
his audience feels they can't lve
without it. This is just what MI.
Hunt hoped would happen-because
| it cleans out his studio completely
every so often, and gives him an
opportunity to start all over AGAIN
You will get tired of your own
decorated furniture, too, before
very long. If you do, you may re-
paint it or maybe by that time. you
will be able to get the furniture you
will want for a lifetime.
Peter Hunt has come to the rescue
jflst at the time we needed him
most. Even though you may not
bs an admirer of painted furniture,
you will admit that many of his
things have charm, especially for
the country house or for the garden
and terrace in town.
Right now you will find garden
furniture very scarce. For the old
pieces you wish to do over, or the
new unpainted ones which are about
all the shops are showing, some of
Peter Hunts color ideas and deco
4 rating technique may be exactly
right.
Mr.. Hunt has worked up little
booklet which offers many. q good
idea. II you have puzzled over his
whimsical little people, animals and
birds which look as though they
had been done in the flicker of an
eyelash, study the painting charts
in the little book, "Transformagic. y
You will feel like a f1rst-grader