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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring to engage
in business Il n d er the fictitious
name of Key West Automatic Sales.
2lS Simonton Street, Key West
Florida, intends To register said
fictitious name with the Clerk OF
the Circuit court of Monroe County,
Florida.
Dated July 18th. 1947.
STANLEY T.. HOpES,
Sole owner.
jul 21-2S: aug All, 1917.
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Evening star., 1947-12-07
Among the Authors
By Carolyn Coggins

heart in Europe. Seeing both sides
of the world, she is weighed down by
the plight of each. Actually she Is
a quite young, talented and arrest
ing looking woman who has the ad-
vantages and memories of being the
daughter of Alma Gluck. For the
present she has the great good for
tune of success in her own right, and
an apartment overlooking the East
River in New York which might be
the sumptuous setting for the
heroine in East Side. West Side.
When she tires of this she steps
into a plane which takes her to still
another home. 1t is in Prague, a
fiat in an old 18th century house
lin the most beautiful spot in the
world
In doing this book she wanted to
write a contemporary novel, show
ing a civilization going to pieces
under all it's responsibilities. She
found it extremely hard to write
about the present, for events
changed so rapidly. Also, with the
drama of the world on the front
pages of the newspapers every day,
the small drama of her characters
lives seemed too small. They fiat
tened out by comparison.
We walked into the study to see
a picture of the home in Prague
where she lives much of the time.
Even her words could not describe
it. AS we stood looking at the pic
ture she remarked, Certainly, If
any one ever had their Castle in
Spain come true, I have"
Harnett T. Kane
When Harnett Kane switched
from writing those true stories
about plantations and other CLAM
orous and political accounts of the
Evening star., 1947-12-07

these books a good idea Of who the
makers are and what kind OF houses
they produce. Mr.. Carr bears down
fairly heavily with facts and tg-
ures" on products of representative
manufacturers, while the volume by
Messrs. Graft, Matern and Williams
has a considerable edge in covering
the merits of prefabs in relation to
conventional houses. This book also
lists names and addresses of manu-
facturers.
Among other books in the field OF
thrifty living published during the
year were Cabins, Cottages and
Summer Homes" by Bernard s.
Mason and Frederick H. kock;
Cabin Craft and Outdoor Living.
by Conrad E. Meinecke, and Home
Mechanics" by William H. Johnson
and Louis v. NeWkirk.
You can't go wrong on Cabins,
Cottages and Summer Homes" Mr..
Mason is editor of Camping maga-
zine and Mr.. Kock is an architect.
Between them, they have turned out
an informative. well-illustrated,
practical book that is intended to
prepare you to build log cabins,
frame buildings, or even an ADOBE
hacienda or two.
If you want to be your own handy
man, Home Mechanics is your dish.
This is down-to-earth piece OF
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Recommended

A PRIMER FOR HOME
BUILDERS, edited by Allan
Carpenter and Norman Guess
and the editors of Popular Me-
chanics (Windsor Press, $3.50.
IF YOU'RE THINKING OF
BUILDING, by Brown RolstOn
(Charles Scribner's Sons, $3.50.
THE RAMMED E A r T H
HOUSE, by Anthony r. Merrill
(Harper g. Bros, $3.50.
THE PREFAB r c A T E D
HOUSE, by Raymond X. Graft,
Rudolph A. Matern and Henry
Lionel williams doubleday &
Co., Inc. $2.75.
CABINS, COTTAGES AND
SUMMER HOMES, by Bernard
S, Mason and Frederick H. KOck
CA. S. Barnes g. Co, $2.75,.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

South, he tackled
a n e W S t ory,
putting into flc-
ton New Or
leans Woman"
a tale so dra-
matte that it is
a natural for
the m owl e S,
which will prob
ably begin work
on the picture
in early 1913.
Nd e q n w n l | e ,
K ane whose
New Orleans
Woman" was
condensed in
Evening star., 1947-12-07

Omnibook early THIS year, hoIdS
record through his new book.
"Natchez on the Mississippi" also
being condensed in Omnibook.
thereby making him the only au-
thor to appear in that magazine
with two books in one year. In
spite of these goings-on, Harnett
Kane has finished the first draft
of his next book, this time another
novel, about Mrs. jeff Davis.
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Science
(Continued from Page 19o

Freud who died in London an exile
from his native Austria, In tne
first year of the war. One OF these
is by Emil Ludwig. The Importance
attached to the book may be gauged
from the fact that it was published
simultaneously in French, Spanish,
Italian, German, English, Portu-
guese. Czech and Rumanian.
The second autobiography, pub
lished by Howell & Soskin, is by
Helen Walker Puner, and attempts
to trace the genesis of F'reud's
thinking in his own early life ex-
perienceS.
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Good Tips for
Home Builders

Other good tips-this time mainly
from tn architects point OF view
are available in "If You're Thinking
of Building" by Brown Rolston.
Mr.. Rolston is a prominent archl-
tect, and hard-headed one at that.
His advice is strictly practical.
One of the handsomest books OF
the year, and one of the most recent
arrivals, is Your Solar House. COM
piled under the editorial supervision
of Maron J. Simon. Issued by simon
& Schuster with the assistance OF
glass manufacturer, this book con-
tains 49 sets of floor plans and draw
ings of so-called solar houses for all
parts of the country.
In the collection is house plan
drawn specifically for the District
area by Alfred Kastner, Washington
architect.
Evening star., 1947-12-07


- And they're just as complex.
You can buy a book of house
plans. and spend many happy hours
dreaming of what you want. But II
YOU inquire into the broad field OF
how to get it; II you dedicate your
self to digging into the qquestion OF
housing industrialization, planning,
Government aids, prices, architec-
ture, new construction techniques,
and the hundreds of related phases
of home building, you will need a
long time just to scratch the sur
face.
Under present conditions, the
study of what you want in the way
of floor plans and kitchen appoint
nents bears Just about as slight
relationship to getting the home
your heart desires as, say, the study
Of American ward politics would in
euuipping you to understand the
Soviet Politburo's latest series of
diplomatic Vaccinations in the
Near East.
Most of the New Volumes
Deal With Cost-Cuttine
It was apparently with present
conditions in mind-prices, in par
ticular-that the Nations publishers
this year issued SO many volumes
dealing with cost-cutting and so few
dealing with grandiose schemes Tor
dream houses. For by now almost
every one of average income has
walked up to the knowledge that the
dream has progressed into an infla-
tionary nightmare, where brick
layers get up to $29 a day and lum-
ber costs three times what it did be-
fore the war.
Despite present costs, however,
few of us will be driven to the
ancient method of building our
homes of mud But if any one wants
to try it, Harper & Bros. is johnny
on-the-spot with THE Rammed-
Earth House." a book which ex-
plains the methods used and as
sembies all the data you need to
know.
Written by a Washingtonian, An
thony F. Merrill, it wraps up all the
latest wrinkles in rammed-earth
construction for the first time. The
fact that it's publication offers a
Wry commentary on present-day
conditions is purely incidental.
Also in the field of efforts to re-
duce cost-which, incidentally, also
have been largely unsuccessful so lar
were this years two volumes on
prefabricated homes. One is "A
Practical Guide to Prefabricated
Houses" by A. L, Carr, and the other
Evening star., 1947-12-07

- titles OF ValUc, cHGCi IohAAAiAASAA'
and Importance are offered
this season than in any season since
before the war. AS il authors, too,
we're looking back to an earlier sta
bility, they are giving US better books
and fewer bitter, neurotlc ones.
The leaves of the calendar turn
so quickly that Stuart Cioete' VINO
left with his artist and photographer
wife for Africa last spring. will soon
return from their years jaunt with
a travel book about that country he
knows so well and which was the
setting for his "The turning
Wheels" About now. the Cloetes
are drifting down the Nile on
rented houseboat, writing ana TAX
ing pictures.
Agnes Newton Keith, feted in
March when her Three Came Back
was about to appear, is again writing
in Borneo. her Land Below the
Wind" Down there conditions are
50 tropical and primitive it must pe
hard to remember what those partieS
were like.
Parties for authors this year nave
dwindled to entertaining hundreo
people instead of the lavish wartime
affairs which competed with the gay
COS for elegance. Although the
celebration for Lucius Beebe ana
C. M. Clegg, jr., did boast the IAN
fare of both butler announcing
the guests and cowboy singers In
costume under the same crystal
chandeliers at the st. Regis Since
the party was for the really gorgeous
book, Mixed Train Daily" a story
about the short line railroads when
will puff their way around our coun-
try. the publishers could not decide
whether to be modern-like the BOOK
or d-fashioned-like those little
trains.
Marcia Davenport
Marcia Davenport, whose valley
of Decision" is well remembered, has
a very different new novel called
East Side, West Side" Marcia Is
a slender, dark slip of woman VINO
insists she is "a very old party,
probably because. although being
born in New York, she has Tor 9
long time kept one foot and half he'
Evening star., 1947-12-07
By Robert J. Lewis
Real Estate Editor of The Star

Real Estate EdttOT OF Tue oLuT
is "The Prefabricated House" by
Raymond K. Graft, Rudolph A.
Matern and Henry Lionel Williams.
If you're interested in the posi-
bilities offered by present-day pre-
fabs you can get from either one OF
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Books for the Home Builder

work which will crack open for you
a lot of secrets about plumbing,
heating, wiring, installation of hard
ware and gardening.
In the home-planning corner, the
best book that I've seen this year Is
premier for Home Builders edlted
by Allan Carpenter and Norman
Guess and the editors of Popular
Mechanics. In it II experts con-
tribute chapters on some OF tne
pressing problems that beset family
wanting to buy. build or remodel.
Legal Rights
OF Home Owners
The chapter on "You Have Legal
Rights-Protect Them is especially
valuable in focusing attention on
this matter and in listing some OF
the commoner pitfalls to avolo.
Assorted tables and chartS-such as
one giving advice on how much take
home pay you need for homes costlhs
various amounts-are there Tor you
to study.
In general, it's probably not
good idea to take anything you read
in any home planning BOOK as
gospel, but only as something tnat
YOU can relate to your own situation
in one degree or another, and use
to sharpen your own Judgment be-
fore you take a course OF action.
This applies to tables based on
what the average person should do'
AS like as not, your situation doesn I
exactly fit that of the average per-
son.
But if a book of general consump-
tion warns you not to undertake q
20-year mortgage of $4,000 without
a fairly certain take nome pay
of $315 month-as this one does
it is certainly something to thlhk
about, anyway.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

HE state of the book world IS
SO much improved there is
reason to take heart. More
titles of value, entertainment
ond ;v,,porto oncp are offered
Evening star., 1947-12-07

. HERE are almost as many
angles to building house as
there are to world politics.
And thav,re inst as complex,
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PERSONAL.

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price on winter suits; Alterations. 1888
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aifRI GIRL, colored, desires lob cleaning ofnces
or % as nursemaid. TR. 1921:
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and one year medical school, desires sum
mer position in technical work Boz
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LADY. Protestant. desires position as COM
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PERSONNEL ASSISTANT-Capable young
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ence recruitment and appointment OF per
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knowledge of shorthand. typing; ability 70
work with figures. Salary open. BOX a3%-
Resident MANAGER. former D. C. school
teacher. college education, desires positlon
as resident manager of apartment, VIII
perform duties gratis for 2-bedroom apart
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colored: college grad
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WOMAN, colored, reliable, wishes DAY
work, cleaning: So per day, Ii. 1857
WOMAN, capable, young, neat appearance,
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business and telephone expe rience; aolllty
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REFINED CoLoRED LADY wishes after
noon or night work caring for children or
pf pRfMARTLY SELLING with established
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hours after 5 weekdays, all day, Saturday.
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Priests FomiIy Has
Variety of Beliefs
By the Associated Press

SHAWNEE. Kans.-Religious be-
liefs In the Rev. Joseph E. Goens
family vary.
The Rev. Donald B. Goens, pastor
of st. Agnes Catholic Church, told
q meeting of the Cooperative Club:
His faher, the Rev. Joseph E
Goens is a retired minister in the
Church of the Brethren.
His oldest brother, James Harold
of st. Louis, is a Christian Scien-
tist.
Another brother, John Ernest, is
a member of the Central Christian
Church, and a sister. Mrs. Harold
Foley of Berkeley, Calf, belongs
to the Latter Day Saints Church.