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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
6
This Washington Bureau weekly column informs readers it will address veteran and serviceman family issues. Questions may be sent to the bureau at 1616 Eye Street N W Washington D C and answered in a later column. No direct mail replies are made.
A veterans service Q and A outlines eligibility for service connected dependent pensions for a widow or parents, travel to grave expenses, and re enlistment bonuses. It covers discharges without honor, dependents' pensions, and how to contact Veterans Administration offices in Houston and Austin, plus attorney and Red Cross or American Legion assistance.
The piece argues that common people in cottages and ghettos drive elections, with party machines led by figures like Jim Farley sustaining voter enthusiasm through personalized correspondence. It contrasts this with postwar shipping surpluses, rising living costs, and the decline of the dollar, asserting labor and capital cooperation as path to industrial tranquility and continued free enterprise.
Women learn to merge worn dresses by selecting harmonious fabrics and contrasting textures. Steps include proper cleaning and pressing, choosing compatible pairings like velvet with lace or two rayons, and using patterns to guide redesigns.
A collage of film notes highlights Monsieur Beaucaire with Hope and Caulfield. Highway Mania warns of 500000 potential deaths in a decade due to road crashes. gossip mentions Andy Russell's status on Hit Parade. Rudy Vallee and Bennie Krueger swap sax history on NBC. Cast notes include James in The Stray Lamb and It Happened on Fifth Avenue. Ozzie and Harriet update and Loretta Young vacation plans are noted along with Victor Mature’s renewed contract and ABC ONeills weekly show.
Guideline favors dry cleaning for most woolens to preserve nap but notes tepid water and mild soap can wash many knits flannels and chalices. Avoid rubbing hot water chlorine bleach and strong soaps. Mend holes before washing to prevent enlargement. For strained blankets add fabric strips before damage occurs. Do not iron hot. use damp cloth to finish and protect fabric.
The side fringe returns on slim skirts this season and gray flannel skirts become versatile staples. Sweaters are worn indoors with skirts more than outside as the sloppy joe sweater fades and new belts sharpen outfits. Sandals remain lounge favorites with Greek-inspired straps and colors. Stripes stay in soft lightweight woolens for tailored dresses suited to business, shopping or school.
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