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will be around for a his one of the largest fabrics houses in the expects modern designs to continue mostly for use in ranch Fyle the revival of elegance in furnishings will make the documentaries highly he Keating said the trend toward elegance was Only partly responsible for the revival of documentaries which last had their hey Day in the Golden hims of decorators get a hunk of the he the rest goes to the unpredictable he explained that a name decorator such As William Pahl of new May copy the design of another before you can say Pinch decorators hear about what Pahlmann is he they Start copy ing other scouts for the fabric houses get wind of the trend and they make the materials which reach the Keating said the housewife has final say on whether a decorating idea such As documentary drapes and wallpapers will sweep the if she she he if she Doest she Doest no matter what Pahlmann is he recalled the time his firm latched onto a it some of the patterns thought out by the late lady the designs were keyed to a British festival and Keating apparently american women just we rent interested at the the stuff didst he sex we finally had virtually to give it inspiration for documentaries int headed in any particular direction to Keatings firm has a few Pat terns reproduced from colonial others copies of French still others from another Greeff fab new copies the paper lining from a Hatbox of some Regency the wallpaper firm of Wilton new goes Early copy ing designs Walls of Homes of Early settlers in Deer once As in world War Good books Are going to american combat sol within a week after hostilities began in copies of the famous armed services editions were sent to the far East cd by the army Library service of the special service within six according to miss Mildred Young chief of the army Library the Supply was exhausted following a second shipment the army plans to rebuild the Book Supply at miss Young and will Purchase 675 kits a each containing 30 or one kit of books for each company size the books Are selected from the lists of the leading 25cent reprint there has been no talk yet of the reestablishment of the armed services editions which were published from 1943 to 1947 by the Council on books in the Council released titles in a total of 031 Margaret a has written a first Louisville Satur which has her random sending out rave has a new and important writes David Mcdowell of the random publicity and has written the first serious novel we know of dealing with women in there have hundreds of books about the armed written from every conceivable Angle and Point of but nothing so far about the heartbreaking lot of women at John Dos Passos three adventures of a Young number and the grand design will be published in one volume next year under the District of publishers in the Norway and the Netherlands have combined to sponsor a contest for the Best novel in German by a German Thomas Mann has agreed to be one of the the winning Book will be selected by Christmas and will be published in each of the participating Owen by Ben Ames Houghton 629 Owen Glen is a historical Novet of life in the 90s in a Small Ohio written in spoon River fashion the exhaustively nostalgic May make Pedes Trian going for some readers but others will be fascinated by Ben Ames Williams por trait of tells of the growing up of Glen into the emergence of the United mine workers of America from Back Alley cabals to Public in and the development of a amid economic distress and military adventure along the Road to maturity at the Center of the Story is Owen the son of a Welsh but not far off Center is Beech editor and publisher of the Hardiston who is Owens Mentor arid the authors mouthpiece on subjects such As the companion ship of the imperative of individual integrity and the goodness and dignity of Owen is Earnest and something he is quiet generous and quotes and Shakespeare in a Section which might remind the Reader of the Young years of John Between the Owen and the boy growing into a new age and the Man with firm roots in the american past Williams manages to give a though move ment to his the mining passages arc vividly Wil Liams tells of the intense cohesiveness of the men in tha pits and the perils shared Bytow he also brings life to the passages telling of the establish ment of the United mine work ers of in a lavish the author provides Owen with three women besides his Mother who play important roles in his of Ben Ames Williams Many Owen Glen May some Day be considered his Best a murder is by Agatha 248 a murder is announced represents Agatha Chris ties 50th published mystery novel and her Jubilee Story matches in plot and thrills her preceding which have gained for her one of the largest Reading audiences in the Book 50 concerns a notice in the Gazette which reads quite simply a murder has been announced and will take place on october at Little paddocks at friends accept the Only it Wasa of As nothing that unusual could Hap pen in the Little Village of Chip Ping neighbors arrived to Check on the announce ment and then at the stroke of the lights went shots were fired and murder great orchestral edited by Julian Rine 476 Julian former music editor of Cue Magazine and Many times critic for such publications As the new York York Herald Tribune and new York daily has edited great orchestral music for schools and after having read thousands of symphony Seaman selected the Best whether the annotator was the Well known Philip Hale of the Boston or an unknown the volume covers orchestra music from through the to today each composer is introduced by a Brief Bio graphical and the editor has taken care to eliminate the dead Wood of orchestral great orchestral music is a valuable addition to the already outstanding r i n e h a r t music the american red a floss Home nursing prepared under the supervision of the nursing 235 is the sixth revised Edi Tion of the american red Cross Home nursing it provides information to guide the 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