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Evening star., 1949-08-04

$3.50; 81, 500 CASH
A california-type masonry bungalow
with oil h.-w.h. in Herndon, Va; on
2 acres Of ground with trees and
creek on back Of prop; has extra
2-rm. cottage renting for SIS per
mo. To inspect, RUDACILLH
REALTY CO.. 1112 N. Irving ST.,
Arl.. Va. OK. 416l; eves., CH.
Evening star., 1949-08-04
VACANT BUNGALOW
SMALL DOWN PAYMT

SMALL DOWN PAYMT.
New Hamp. ave. and Peabody st. ne.
Large front porch, liv. rm., din.
rn1., modern kit, . bedrms., modern
tile bath; full bsmt. with gas heat;
expansion attic suitable for 2 rms:
lot 4OxI42; new-house condition;
convenient termS; one block from
bus stop; Call MI; Weiss eyes,
Leo M. Bernstein e. Co.
1915 X st. NV. Realtors. NE. 1900
Near Eastern Star Home
First Time offered for Sale
PRICE, $10,500
This lovely brick, 5 rms. and bath
modern kitchen with Frigidalre;
lovely bedrms. and bath End moor
basement has extra room with lay
Rtory, oil heat; deep rear yard WIZ
many shrubberies. See this bargain
WILLIAM J. ROSENTHAL
1924 K st. NV. RE. s266, EN-. 6o%7
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Semidetached-$9,950
Colored-6 rooms, bath. coal h.-w h.,
garage. Terms arranged. A real
buy. Call Mr.. Northern. Sligo 1889,
with BEITZELL, DI. 310O. Il
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$1,000 DOWN

ST. 900 DOWN
Open 2 to 8 PM. Daily
4Os ouackenbos st. ne, mr.. Eastern
Star Home on New Hampshire ave;
nearly new 5-rm., 2-story semidet.
brick; payments like rent. Can MT
Henderson, DI1. 3052, cox & CO.,
INC. UN. 1928.
Evening star., 1949-08-04
LYON PARK

LYON PARK
FOR GIL, 900 CASH
Five minutes from Clarendon
shopping center, l5 minutes
from downtown Washington;
school in next block, wonder
full for children; three bed
room home, 25-ft. screened
comfortable porch: full base
ment, oil hct-water heat;
corner lot with beautiful
flowers and trees. Shown in
ewes. Price Sl2,950, vacant.
PHONE Mr.. Morgan. OV. 0O5S.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H ST. NV. MA. 2345.
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WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW
rooms and bath. 2-car garage, lge
lot, fruit trees, flowers, garden; nr
school and transportation. Can be
seen by calling MI. Martui, DU
OIL
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. Realtor, DI
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COUNTRY CLUE SECTION
This is truly q marvellous buy. 6-rm.
shopping Gboi oa center. schools. bus serv.,
etc. Lot lO5x115 and under $20;-
600. Make this . must on your list.
Call Mr.. Cannon, with RIGGS d
CO., Oh. 1856. -
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BETHESDA
Here is an excellent buy; can place
1st trust of 1915 Of asking price,
with attractive payments including
taxes, interest and insurance. This
2.year-old brick Groom house Is 10
Gated on detached, lovely lot in
excellent neighborhood with nice
neighbors, near Navy Hospital. Call
Mr.. Tedford, with
1922 lit St. NV.
ST. 200. Ewes. OR. 1859. WO. 1870.
IN A NV. COMMUNITY OF FINER
HOMES
JAMES L. DIXON PRESENTS THIS
out Of the ordinary white brick CO.
lonial. Can give immediate possess
sion; no redecorating necessary.
First floor, center-entrance hallway,
cool screened porch. bright dining
room, powder room, all GE Kitchen
with Earbare disposal and dish.
washer. ETC.; second moor, three
twin -si5ed bedrooms and 2 baths;
storage attic: most unusual recrea.. :.
tion room; library paneled in solid
mahogany with highly polished oak
floors, French doors opening to patio
and cypress-hedged rear. garden;
lovely lawn; clean,dry. basement,
utility room, oil a.-c. heat; 2-caI
attached garage; near transp. A
home that will be pleasure to
inspect. Call Mrs. Moody, with
JAMES L. DIXON d co.
1922 ut St: NV.
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BRENTWOOD-3Sth ave, nr. st
James Parish, rms. and bath, ex.
pandable attic; lot 6Ox20O it.
$4,000 down, bal. like rent. PRJM-
ROSE REALTY, WA. 4214, WA
Evening star., 1949-08-04

VIRGINIA'S BEST BUY
South Arl., Arl. Ridge Section
$27,500
3-bedrm.. center-hall brick home, 2h
baths. lge nv. rm. with drepl.. mas
ter bedrm. l22x1D. lst-n. den inel
porch, beaut. rec. rm. with nrepl
lge. co. kit, oil burner; det. gar
close to Pentagon. bus, school, SHOP
ping.
3 Bedrooms-112 Baths
S1a, a,a5O-Located in Oakcrest. on cor
lot, 9Ox11b. This brk. Col. has been
recently redecorated and is In splen-
did cond. 1st H.. liv. rm. with fire-
pi.. din. rm.. kit. Law. SIDE SC: porchi
End a.. 8 bedrms.. b.: full bsmt;; OIL
&C. ht: back I'd. incl. with picket
fence; subst. cash. Shown by appt.
only.
House With Income
S14,5OO-Alex.-Con into 2 apts.
This 1se in old Alex. has the spa
cious rms. of the home Of that part
of the city. Liv. rm., bedrms;,
porch; newly redec.; early poss. as
sured; terms.
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SILVER SPRING
$14,35O

SILVER SPRING
$14,350
wheaton Hills. Immaculate cond
yrs. old Attr. 6-rm. brick home
Liv. rm. with nrepl.. full.size din
rm., lovely. kit, stove. 7.eu. IT.
Leonard refgr.. 8 nice bsdrms. and
tile bath. Nice lot. shrubs. I'm
proved streets. Can assume GI loan
at z%. Minimum cash payment
S1.7OO. SILVER SPRING REALTY
Co. NC. eH. 7162. 3
SILVER SPRING
Franklin Ave.-Leighton
Best buy in .. g.: brk. bungalowi
conv. to heart Of Silver Spring; nict
shade trees; liv. rm., fireplace, din
rm., KIT, . bsdrms., tile bath, I'm.
ished attic, full bsrnt., oil h.-w-h.
outside entrance; must sell at once
Open Daily, 8 Til Dark
Directions: Out Colesyille I'd. X
Franklin ave, right two blks. to oul
open sign and 207 Leighton ave.
FRANK l.. HEWITT
s4ss Yenten st.. Q. O.. o.. 5000. -
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BUNGALOW

bUN(1AlOW
Has liv. rm. with firepl., din. rn..
equip. kit, 2 bedrms. and bath on
1st floor; expansion 2nd floor; util-
ity room: on nice lot, cow. 70
tranSp. $1,000 cash will handle,
bal. on conv. terms.
SEWELL, REALTY co.
IA 8. Glebe Rd. at Lee Blvd.
Phone OK. 0217 or GL. 1873. =
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HOME SEEKERSl
LOOKING FOR HOMES
WE HAVE ONE FOR YOU.
CRANE & HELAN
Sligo 1000.
S15,25O

4-bedroom brick home, Just on New
prewar brick Cape Cod home; living
room with fireplace, dining room
equipped kitchen, beautifully done
IN nandernisfIc cnlnrr
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SUBURBAN SALE-vA. (cent)

FALLS CHURCH
block from parochial school. 1st
floor living room, fireplace. dining
room. kitchen. den; 2nd floor, bed
rooms, inclosed porch: bath. Trunk
room; full basement. oil heat, lot COX
]. L. C. WEST, FA. 2135
Evening star., 1949-07-24

play. Put the package on your
table. Give Dad and children the
right start; the bright start-start
'em all eating Kellogg's Corn
Flakes tomorrow. Great for easy
service" any time) You'll be glad
you did.
Evening star., 1949-06-07

Yeu1i hnd wonderfui feeds
for canning. PINS the utensils
10 can them In at-
Evening star., 1949-06-07

while. eupping year palms lightly
over them. Use Kood sun glasses
when your eyes are expoErd 20
the direct glatr of the sunlight
for any extended period os Time
Don't wear dark glasses q, nls ~
nor indoors under properly nlaeed
artificial light After y ride oF
walk refresh your tired eSes hF
lying down, feet hlshrr than hsAd
ard place on each closed I'D .
sterile absorbent eostan pad nols,
tened In icy witch hazel or D. &c
acid solution. Fifteen minutes al
this is ressfui and relaxing Re.
member that the good EroUning
tricks applied ia Souf syee dur
ms the other Seasons hold true
during the summer a. veil 1so
eye anti htoa ttetnA We woui 1a
vacation xithnu; are the 'tsris~
sors" With blunt ends that sci
Arm grip on the tndiy dual hau
10 he tweeAed. and the eyrlssh
curier with the cured rubber
bows in which the iaAhes are
slipped and heid for about - see-
onds. Thr handles operate en- 4
scissors pfinsasle, Result ulaH.
orous, assssufned sytiashas. suiek
qlic&s ~
Evening star., 1949-06-07

your hair and rinse several times
Towel-dry your hair before setting
II. Vacation extras. Rinse your
hair several times in fresh water
after swimming either In the ocean
or in q chlorinated pool, Use
some sort of a head covering for
at least part OF your summing
period.
Now. for that tan. Take /, on
the inStallment plan. Begin early
First summing period &hould be
about S minutes front and back
Increase the time q few minutes
each day until you are able 10
take 20 minutes exposure on both
sides. II you are q hurry upper
at heart. you probably don't want
to devote too much time 10 the
browning process. You nov are
able to get a glorious tan without
q slick. painful burn with a
scientific product that speeds
sun tanning while preventlng
burn. This comes in cream o.
lotion form. Use according 10
directions.
Eyes take a beating during the
'geod Die summertime Would
thAt They could sparkle and be
well-groomed at all times Alas,
It's a rare woman who really takaH
the trouble 10 give intelligent care
20 her eyes. During the outdoor
and vacation season take II Easy
on your eyes. Oct plenty o.
sleep. When your eyes are tired
during the day. close them for a
Evening star., 1949-06-07
WhyGrow
Old?
BY Josephine lcvmca

Many women write aSksnE
about veils-what kind 20 wear
for certain shape faces, etc. Here
are few rules.
Il. Remember. In the first place.
your hat and veil should match.
In other words. q heavy ve.l when
used with dainty flowers On q hat,
/ Is not attractive.
/ q. II used 10 be considered poor
taste 70 wear q veil In the eve
ming. but this seems 70 have
changed since many attractive
evening wisps Of hats do have
wells.
.. II you are fat or short do
NOT wear hesyy-mesh veil. The
Ieobweb kind Is best for you. A
heavy veil will make you look
more mashed down and OUT.
Z. II you have Q large nose. do
NOT wear a veil which ends Just
under the nose. This emphasizes
your problem. Use one which
comes at least TO the mouth or
under the chin.
8. II your face Is wide use a
veil which gives height on top. not
at the sides Of your face. On the
other hand. II your face La long
and thin the long hanging kind
Of veil viii be becoming.
|
Q. Be careful about using wells
II you wear glasses all the time.
Eyeglasses. earrings. q necklace
and q veil can make you look like
Christmas tree. all decorated.
Wells. like every other self-orna-
mentation should suit the hat.
the occasion and the woman! A
little experimentation In this mat
ter will pay dividends In greater
attractiveness.
Also be sure to keep your wells
well pressed. No matter how
well groomed you are. a crumpled
veil can make you look dowdy.
II you use eyeglasses and would
like to have some helpful hints
about makeup. etc. send a
stamped. self addressed envelope
with your request for leafiet No.
SIS. Looking Straight and Pretty. /"
Address Josephine Lowman in
care OF The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1949-06-07
BY SyIvio Short

LONDON tNANA1 Tourists 10
Britain last year spent s24. 900 900
on merchandise-25 per cent OF
their total expenditure. A very
substantial part of this sum was
spent on wooien goods; British
tweeds and Jersey cloth are still
irst on the shopping lists OF
visitors to this country.
Wen aware OF this, the 7 s.tish
fashion industry Is turning out
more wooden goods to meet TIE
demands of the thousands OF
tourists expected In this country
this year. First in the field where
wool Is concerned. the niterna-
tianal Wool Secretariat staged a
Evening star., 1949-06-07

.show recently Of q selection OF
models from some OF London 1
leading dress houses. There IL
no doubt that the old idea of the
solid tweed suit seems % have
disappeared entirely. Many dresses
and suits we're styled in wool and
woven so finely that they had The
appearance OF taffeta. And WOO
lace used for applique work or
evening and cocktail dresses wai
] ind!stinguishable from the reai
thing.
| Gray lis still. and probably will
continue TO be. the dominating
fashion color this season, Al
shades OF gray~-ranging fron q
dark, metallic shade 10 the lighiess
pearl-are teamed with shades ot
yellow. ranging from a deep hone y
TO light creamy gold.
Most OF the models were de-
signed for easy packing. and
many dusi-purpose and three
purpose garments were shown. A
zrnart plainly tailored travelling
suit with a belsed Jacket was
transformed into an afternoon
ensemble by the removal Of the
bottom Of the Jacket below tns
belt which revealed short. fiaied
peplum. The pcplum and the icp
Of the jacket vas whisked away
and the model wore q chic cock
tail dress with n low heart ~si1ag gsssi
neckiinc complete with dreas clips,
Several dresses had oversktrts
that could be removed quite aim.
ply and worn as stoies. Evening
dresses with removable bolsros
were a notable feature Of The
show. A dsmuFe- looking yellow
and black checked dress. which
had q very fun skirt and . wtds.
black patens-leasiser belt. was
worn with q very short Eton
Jacket with white collar and cuffs
and was fastened At the neck
with q hsg black boz. Removal
Of the Jacket revealed oaekiess
dress with q halter neckline
which was far from demur~.
Another unusual evening dress
in q very fine yellow. gray and
white checked wooi. was ssrapleas
with o two-tser skirt which
stopped just ADORE tho ankles. II
was worn with q long frinxed
stole of the same material.
skirts Of day dresses do moi
appear 10 be getting any khortsr
Although they are not completely
'.new look- any more. they are
stlii far beiow the knee Al q
SHOW OF jersey fashions. gtssn ~
the Apparel and Fashion indus
wy.s Association. several dfsk~s
had pleated hens matched ~
pieated collars and eufsa ksw
features Of plain. tailored dresses
was q hip poekst that eurTed
around 10 the hack or . dCsznae
pockes--tlse first haH with q s~p~
ayafe aap on the hip ard ths
secund half at the hack.
One gray serMy dreas anc~n ~
this organization had o rasanay
buftnned bodice that was unfss-
tened as the neck Tns buttons
Evening star., 1949-06-07
By Eleni
Beauty nitof.

II won't be long now--we re
heading straight into summer. and
a lot of women are heading for a
number OF beauty problems.
Before the summer is over these
gals will be worrying about sun
bleached hair. crisply toasted skin
and lines around the eyes from
sun glare.
Many OF these beauty worries
could be minimized If We realize
that the heat is going to be on for
quite a while and the preparations
designed to see us through the
sunny days are waiting for us on
all the cosmetic counters.
First, your hair. Sun, wind and
swimming ruin any coiffure, One
way TO have a healthier head Is TO
brush your hair daily. This stim-
ulates circulation. distributes nat
ural oils and may help hold your
wave that much longer. During
The. supa8ner 1t IA wise to treat
yourself occasionally TO hot~ol
treatment TO offset the sun s
parching rays. Use any good baby
oh and rub 1t we'll into stha scalp
partines. Replace the cotton ball
as 1t becomes soiled. Wiring q
turkish towel out in steaxny hot
water and then wrap 1t around
| the head. After this. shampoo
Evening star., 1949-06-07

the works sprinkled with Bacard
or Kirsch and finely chopped mint
A favorite is to split a fresh
pineapple In half lengthwise
through the stem and all. scopr
out the meat. leaving the shells
intact. remove eyes. and shred
meat with a silver fork. Flavor
1t with some green creme de
menthe. pack back into the shells
and chill well before serving.
A leaf-lined bowl OF chilled
Evening star., 1949-06-07
Caracas Terrain

Caracas Terrapin" is only a
fancy name for a dish OF calf's
liver. However. II you have trou-
BILE getting the members of your
household to eat h-promot-
ing liver, this might be a good
'persuader.'
Wash a pound OF calf's liver
we'll. remove skin and any tubes
Put 1t in a kettle of boiling water,
with teaspoon of salt. ! onion,
sliced: 2 whole cloves and u
teaspoon of tabasco sauce. Cook
slowly for an hour. then remove
the liver and cut 1t up into dice.
Put 4 tablespoons Of butter in
a saucepan. add tablespoons of
flour, mix well and add ! pint of
the water in which the liver was
cooked. Add some kitchen bou-
quet and salt and pepper. Cook
slowly for 20 minutes and strain.
then add the liver and bring to
the boiling point. Serve on toast
or in patty shells.
Evening star., 1949-06-07
&Mxxaf
>fENTER
MARKET CITY
-. with At HyxI~

"HERE Is THE UNITED
STATES CAPITAL. and here Is
The White House." says the
official pointing out the gran
deurs Of the capital city to
visitors.
aHere Is Martha Washing
toms hitting room, and come,
let me show you Center Market
City-Washington's great mar
ket CENTER" says his hostess to
her guests.
More and m ore Washing
tonians are seeking out the un-
usual places to show visitors.
True, everybody wants 20 see
all of our famous buildings but
many are the hosts and host
esses who also want to show
their guests how WASHING
TON LIVES.
That accounts for the large
number OF out-ef-town visi-
tors You see Mt the Market
these days. We had . lot Of
guests nj the Market over the
Memorial Day Holiday, and We
expeet more Of them over the
Fourth. and Labor Day. For
the fame Of the Market Is
spreading across the U. g., and
women, especially, want 10 see
where 30 many officials and
their wives shop for their daily
fare.
.
or COURSE. II they visit
Center Market City this week
end, they'll also see how some
Congressmen spend their on
hours, for many works by
soiens are ON display In cur
Second Annual Art Exhibit.
Inst on the balcony.
Evening star., 1949-06-07
Britain Offers Woods

'rontinued around the necklins na1
one side with the hutaonhoiea on
the other. The saIns ldea waa
carried out on the tro patrh
pockets on the skirt. nns Sas dee.
Grated along the top with buttons.
the other with button holea
Plain pumps ARE the order Of tlas
day not q single allng backed aT
open toed ahoe has bern aesn In
recent parades AL the hAta worn
by mannequtns are small. tight
hitting elnches trimmed wtih
feathers or yelling The anesnt
is on aide trimming Some had
tao brims with the TOP one turned
up 10 reveal another IN . con-
trasstng color.
Evening star., 1949-06-07
Roundup
Recipe
Kidney Sfew

Kidney stew like mother used
TO make" is a favorite of most
men-especially II served with
waff1es or pancakes on a leisurely
Sunday morning. Here is the
recipe that goes over big in our
house:
Split lengthwise 8 lambs kid
neys. cutting out the white parts
and removing the thin membrane.
Soak for Is minutes In salted ice
water. Drain and slice thinly.
Add 3 cups of boiling water. and
y cup sliced onion. and let all SIM
mer for about 40 minutes-until
the kidneys are tender. When they
are half done, season with salt,
pepper and teaspoons snf pre-
pared mustard. THICKER slightly
by blending 2 tablespoons OF -four
with one tablespoon of the pan
juices. and stir well.s Bring Just
to the boiling point. then add a
cup Of dry red wine or sherry. and
serve on pancakes. toast or waffies.
Evening star., 1949-06-07
Refreshing Fruit Desserts for Summer

dig Bing cherries needs no further
enhancement. and velvety red
raspberries served with clotted
cream are Q perfect finale to q
summer meal. The old fashioned
custom Of serving ice cream In
cantaloupe halves has much 10
recommend 1t. and you can also
ell melon halves with black rasp-
berries for an unusual combina-
ton of havores.
Peaches Amabel are delightful,
Evening star., 1949-06-07

too-halve 3 large ripe freestone
peaches. and peel them. "A quick
dip In boiling water before haly-
ing win make the skins slip OF
easily Cook the halves In a
medium sugar sirup until just
tender. but still firm Drain. and
let cool. FIJI the centers with
apricot Jam. and set 10 chill
thoroughly. Serve with q sauce
of crushed red raspberries or
strawberries.
Evening star., 1949-06-07

There is nothing more refresh
ing in warm weather than a good
fresh fruit dessert of some kind
ft may be q simple dish OF am
brosia-oranges and sliced ba-
nanas dressed with shredded CO.
eonut-or an elaborate concoction
such as a watermelon shell filled
with raspberry or lemon ice. and
balls of watermelon, cantaloupe
and honeydew, cherries or berries
or seedless grapes In season. and
Evening star., 1949-06-07

cgNTTR MAakTT CRY
ssA ss< r NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-07
Pancake far

Thsres . nsw therfaarsnslaf or
the market designed for = pancake
grtddie-~is tsiis exactly when the
criddie IL the right temperature
for baking,
Evening star., 1949-06-07
ADVERTISEMENT.
NEWS FROM CENTER MAR

NEWS FROM CENTER MAR
KET CITY really gets around
these days. Variety Sales Co.
had an order from Florida
after our recent write up about
the delicacies to be found In
this stand.
LONG TIME NO SEE any
thing in this column about
Harry Angelica. But Harry
stopped us yesterday TO tell
MS that he has some new deli
cacies for your parties. He has
smoked oysters. olives stuffed
with anchovies. and we saw
little packages Of pure egg bis
cults on the stand. These little
biscuits are excellent for dip
ping wine, coffee or serving
with dessert.
THERE'S A NEW STAND I'm
the Market, The Eastern Grain
Growers stand, No. 237 and
23s. This stand represents
around 7.5oe farmers In Penn
syivania and Maryland. The
home Office In i'm Snfithburg.
near Hagerstown. Maryland.
Products from this ce-opera-
tive include meats. eheeses and
fresh eggs. Farmers kin and
smoke their own meats. and
youTI find ham. sausages and
bacon, In addition TO other IA
vorite meats
THE CANNING SEASON n
here, and Augasai's Househeld
Supplies, stand Ile-f4s. has .
wonderful s-quart canner Just
waiting for your fresh produce.
This stand also has q new
rack that youTi want 10 inves-
tigate. The hroii rack is q
handy help with your meats.
FoIey's food mills are also to be
found at this stand, and surely
We dent have 10 tell ysu what
kitchen helps they are.
Yeu1i nnd wonderfui feeds
for canning. PINS the utensils
10 can them In at--
cEHYER MAakGT CRY
ssA ssl 4 NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Younq Designer

the young set" Of ladies in that
7-to-14 bracket.
Lorraine has been quick to feel
that at seven a girl is old enough
to appreciate the little accessories
that enter into the fashion pic
ture of her age group. A handbag
is one of the items that Lorraine
Miller has designed. But It's not
just any little handbag. It's .
leather envelope with over-the-
shoulder straps with sides that
look like q scrawled-on school
room slate. For parties Lorraine
has designed a dainty velvet
pouch.
Bath time proves to be a hilari-
GUS time for the younger set who
can now have towels. washcloths
and bath squares designed for
them by Lorraine Miller. Whimsy
abounds in her designs. You'll
find a real big laugh in seeing q
towel carrying a poodle floating in
q life preserver. holding a para
sol. while other poodles play with
fish under water.
Her pleasantly surprising COM
binations of colors and designs are
just as much fun and as exciting
as the vivid imaginations with
which children are endowed.-E. S
Evening star., 1949-11-27

Young designers make the fash
ion news quite regularly now.
There was a time when it wasn't
as prevalent. II you had the bad
luck to be young. you were told
to bide your time until you were
a little more along in years, be-
fore any one would sit UP and
take notice Of your designing
talents.
Happily the change came about
before Lorraine Miller arrived on
the scene. Already, at %, she has
quite a background as a designer
Of fabrics. wallpaper and various
other decorative designs. Two
years ago a one-man show Of Lor-
raine Miller sketches was spon-
sored by the Architectural Forum.
The cradle roll given to infants
who fly American Airlines is also
q Miller design.
But it is in the creation of
accessories for young girls that.
we feel, Lorraine Miller has ap-
parently discovered her forte.
Wonderful, fanciful and colorful
animals come from her vivid
imagination. She uses them to
decorate handkerchiefs, handbags,
scarfs. aprons and bath towels for