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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29

many of the boys don't even bother
to get their free sandwiches. potato
salad, pie, coffee and cigarettes,
They were damned around the tables
which are set on a slight. theater-
like incline, and they formed stag
line" three deep around the dance
floor. Every one of the hostesses
was more popular than a debutante
at her own party; you couldn't dance
eight steps without a "cut-in."
There were many boys who had
never been to the canteen before
and just as many who head for it
regularly. They came from Chicago
and Kansas City and Rochester and
Wichita and they have been in the
service six weeks or eight months
or two years. But the one thing
they all had in common was an ap-
probation of the canteen itself, the
entertainment and, most of all the
chance to talk and dance with girl
During the four hours I was there,
there was not one who was rude or
annoying or unpleasant and / must
have talked and danced with a
hundred
They told me what they did in
civilian life, and how they liked the
Army and what they hoped to do.
l heard not one military secret"
unless you can call it that when a
young soldier said, We're going
out, as soon as the colonel can
find us boat!" About every third
boy did ask for a name and phone
number and Can buy you a ham
burger when you get off?"-but none
persisted when the hostesses ex-
planned the rules of the canteen.
Backstage I looked at the assert
ment of photograph records, for I'M
less an orchestra comes in for a
short spell the boys dance to "piped-
in music. The canteen, incidental
ly, can use some good new dance
records If you have a surplus. They
can do without Rachmaninoff
prelude in C Sharp Minor" how
ever. Those in charge of the canteen
are still signing up hostesses and
busboys for the jobs that must be
done to keep the wheels turning.
And they still welcome those who
will fill the angels table" on the
balcony at 500 for the evening,
Saturday night it was conspicuously
empty.
I learned what Helen Hayes meant
when she told us one Gay she had
"canteen feet" I also learned what
she meant when she said there was
no better feeling than that which
comes from helping the boys forget,
for a while, their loneliness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
What s NeW in T0Un?
By Dorothy Murray
For Slick Service

For Slick Service
Place mats practical economical and mesavng They
breakfast service
the dinner table The latest the market
lovely with noleum type large selection
of decorative fruit and flower designs These mats heavier than
of the other popular and therefore will bend curl
Can be washed easily, too without harmng the material
Year Round Curtains :.
If in the midst fixing studio type
apartment the problem of curtains have been causing
headache Consider twotoned knit that excellent right
and also sheer that leave them
throughout the months They ready hang
hemmed headed they enough dape
folds and give outstanding
colors atractvely with tone.
victorian influence
Little china pitchers ladies slippers
something grandma additions your
What's Cookine? -.
Tasty onion packed dry tins which
contain all the ingredients such toasted
package grated ALI
housewife has do add water and follow simple instructions
she will have first for dinner with minimum
Third Dimension e.
Every office desk needs paper weight
efficient personalized,
Of magnyng To make 1t distinctly your own,
avorite beneath the
surprised how the picture shows and three densiona
quality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
Criddle Cake Texture

The texture of griddle cakes will
be finer if the white of egg is sep
arated from the yolk and added last
to the batter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29

waiting 1St. sometimes there are as
many as four vacancies in one week.
which means that you are likely to
come up for consideration within six
weeks.
Selecting a nursery school should
have each parents most intelligent
and careful thought. The timid
child. for example. mav respond more
quickly in group limited to only
six or eight children. Here you will
find the closest approach to the
family and the easiest step the small
child can take from the protection
of his own mother into society. The
more gregarious child will settle
down pleasantly in the larger groups
of 30 children and learn to take his
turn with the others.
Equipment, routine and services
vary in each school, but there are
few essential and vitality important
things to look for Plan to spend
several hours in the school of your
selection, observing the behavior Of
the children and the handling of
them by those in charge.
You should be impressed first Of
all by pleasant atmosphere of
security and well-being within the
school, Discipline should be just
enough to avoid confusion but not
enough to curtail each child's nat
ural love of play. Supervisors
should be firm but gentle voiced,
unhurried and calm.
Play equipment may be elabors te
or very simple; the important thing
is to have place to play. For
rainy days space with small
tables and chairs and the simplest
toys and kindergarten equipment is
all that is necessary. Outdoor slides
and swings, sandpile and a smooth
area for wheeled toys will take
care of the playtime on sunshiny
days. Elaborate equipment Is not
the solution to good play time. 1t
is the suggestions of the person in
charge who stimulates play and
keeps the children interested that
are most valuable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
Teach Child to
Help Himself
BY Leftice Lee Street,

1t is so unfair for mothers TO COM
plain that their children are tardy
in learning to help themselves when
these same mothers do not help
their children to learn to be self
serving. Every one knows that it
is easier and quicker to tie a small
boys shoe laceS than to wait while
his fat fingers tumble through the
job, but If his mother does not let
him try and give him the oppor-
tunlty to do SO over and over again.
how can she ever expect him to
learn?
Mothers would not be impatient
II they would understand that one
of the greatest differences between
the adult and the young child is
their difference in tempo. The
little tot simply cannot think or
move as fast as a grownup and
the only way to be happy with him
and to keep him sunny natured
and contented, is to accept this fact
and not to demand of him per-
Torrance that is utterly impossible
for him to deliver.
This leads us to the next consid-
Grafton Of how a mother can help
her child to learn. First, as I said,
she should be patient and cheerful
while letting the baby try and try
again, and second, she should be on
the watch as to when she should
help. The reason for this is that
no sensible parent wants his child
feeling thWarted continually and
that is why wise mothers and IA
theirs do not ask their children to
do tasks too hard for them nor do
they expect tasks to be accom-
plished more perfectly than very
young fingers can manage. Con-
tinual failure leads to indifference
toward trying.
1t then remains for the far
sighted mother to learn what her
own small folk can and cannot do
with ease. When the way becomes
difficult. such as those hot and hur-
ried moments while junior is strug-
Cling to put on his leggings, and
the peSky things will not slip over
his heel, she should be there to
help and to explain that in time
he will learn, and that she is always
there to lend hand while he tries.
Another point for parents to re-
mind themselves Of. lest they make
the road too hard for their young
sters and thus put a blight on the
childhood days that should be care
free and joyous, is this-children
cannot learn too many new tasks at
a time. The mother is very foolish
who teaches her child to brush his
teeth while she is insisting that he
learn to hang up the towel tidily
after he has washed his hands.
One thing at a time, please, moth
ers, and all the while you are biting
your lip impatiently remember that
your care will result in a self
reliant child sooner than you ex-
pected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
Why Grow Old
Question Box
By Josephine LoUman


1. please tell me some way to
break myself of biting my nails"
Answer-Consult your physician.
He can give you the name of some
foul-tasting medicine that Is harm
less. Keep this on while your nails
are growing out. Then have a series
of manicures, using nail polish. You
may dislike biting off your nails if
they are beautiful.
2. What can I do to make my
hair and fingernails grow? My hair
has been lying on my shoulers-just
that length-for four years now"
Answer-Persons seem to have in
dividual ceilings on how long their
hair can grow. Few women grow
hair to the floor even If they never
cut it in all their lives. However
since yours does seem unusually
short, suggest that you check your
diet for enough calcium, phospho-
rous, vitamins and minerals in gen.
eral. I would build up my general
health and would certainly massage
the scalp and brush the hair daily
For your nails, add milk to your diet
and take a vitamin pill daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
Formula Destroys
Unpleasant Odor

Heat conservation often be-
comes a real headache when the
house gets stuffy. Sealed win
dows, weather-stripped doors
and closed fireplaces do keep the
cold winter winds out, but they
also prevent much of the natu-
raj ventilation many of us have
counted on. Cooking odors linger,
cigar and cigarette smoke pene-
trstes draperies, upholstery and
rugs, and the result in most
homes Is enough to make good
housekeepers shudder.
STIFFNESS is merely a polite
name for a trace of unpleasant
odor.. Now there is an effective
way to get rid of it. A group Of
scientists, by cooperative re-
search, have found a new COM
pound which actually removes
odors. Formula OD-30 they have
named 1t. Working on natures
principles of oxidation. 1t actu-
ally burns up the smaller odor-
carrying particles which float in
the air.
This magic substance is abso-
lutely harmless to humans and
pets, has no odor and leaves none.
1t comes in the form of powder
which Is dissolved in water to
make a notwithstanding solution
which may be directly applied.
sprayed, vaporized or used as a
rinse. Extremely economical, a
tablespoon of deodorant powder
makes a gallon of solution. 1t is
unlike most products on the mar
ket which merely mask odors or
substitute one aroma for an
other.
Valuable as a freshener for old
houses, which have been put back
into use during the housing
shortage; as an aid in dispelling
cooking smells; in the sickroom.
the laundry and where pets are
kept, this formula will find hun
dreds of uses in the average
home.
Available locally to the general
public. this Formula OD-30"
will remove much of the misery
Of housekeeping in close quar-
tiers where the odors of cooking
or laundry penetrate the whole
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
By Barbara Bell

Many an eye will be fooled by
this costume for almost nothing
about it suggests a maternity style.
At first glance it looks like one of
those smart jacket outfits you see
everywhere. On closer examination
one realizes that there is expert
designing behind it, calculated to
give the wearer that much-wanted
slim look.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1668-B
Is designed for sizes IL, IA, 16, 10,
20 and 10. Corresponding bust
measurements 80, 80, "a, SO, 38, 40
Size IA 1922 requires for jacket and
dress yards 39-inch material;
yard edging for low neckline, Il
yard contrast for collar.
There's loads of fresh inspiration
for home sewing in our new Spring
Fashion Book-juSt off the press
Send for a copy today; it costs only
Is cents. You may order a copy
with a 15-cent pattern for Is cents
plus I cent for postage.
For this attractive pattern send
Is cents, plus l cent for postage. in
coins, with your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, Washington Star. Post
Office Box rs, Station o. New York,
n. Y,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
Icing Hint

Cake should be cold before boiled
icing is put on it. Uncooked icing
may be spread on either slightly
warm or cold cake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
Victory Vittles'

Real victory vittles" are made
with dried rcd beans and pork liver
which is non-restricted meat. Slice
J 2 pound pork liver in la-inch slices
Cut in 1-inch pieces. Season and
dredge with flour. Brown liver and
one onion, sliced, in tablespoons
lard or bacon drippings. Add cups
cooked tomatoes. Cover and cook
slowly 90 to 80 minutes. Serve over
2 cups hot cooked red beans and &C
company with bread and butter
pickles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29

Hostess Tor the evening. MOST OF
the girls exchanging gossip in the
hostesses' dressing room took the
to IL shift" one regular night
each week, and a number of them
wondered audibly whether that
nice soldier from Fort Meade would
be around this evening" For al
though rule No. l at the canteen
is Don't give your name or tele-
phone number and don't make
dates with the boys" the junior
hosteSses come to know the "regu-
lars" who appear night after night
at the well-decorated old Belasco
Theater. And, in turn, the soldiers,
sailors and marines look for these
pleasant, tireless girls whom they
know only as Margaret" or Dor
othy" or Gladys"
That evening was one Of the big
gest nights the canteen has ever
had. The counter" at the door
gave up, but at II o'clock the Food
Committee had served 1,500-and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29

Feeding and resting routine will
be discussed in a further article,
but the Importance of the per-
sonality of those in charge of the
nursery school is a point that cam
not be too strongly emphasized
This is definitely job for the
calm, mature woman with a gentle
and tolerant approach. AS choice
between the highly trained, nervous,
high-strung supervisor and the I'M
trained, gentle, motherly woman,
your choice should be the latter
Ideal selection is the trained, in
telligent woman who likes children
and who is sensitive enough to
know when gentleness and when
firmness should be turned on" for
her young charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
Stockings in Service

Stockings have joined the colors.
Every woman is delighted to con-
tribute the family's worn silk, nylon,
and rayon hosiery to Che Govern
ment for gunpowder bags and other
war supplies. But there's one thing
more she can DO for the sake of all
those cooperating in the salvage
program. Though the stockings
may be torn and shabby, they
should be clean when she turns
them in that no one will hesitate
to handle them Washing in luke
warm soapsuds, followed by rinsing
and drying, is good way to prac-
tice the golden rule as well as to
do a patriotic deed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
That Stage Door Canteen'
Glitter and Glamour Has Vanished,
But It's More Popular Than Ever
By Helen Tost

Maybe been wondering
Theater Wings Washington Stage
which start blaze publicity
the
dividends
night last a
tucked the pocket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
It's Patriotic
To Keep Well!
By Vida Camerv, r. ~.

Community Service Society of New York.
Sunshine, fresh air and exercise,
free to all, are three of the most
powerful healing forces available to
man. Those of us who are city
jewellers tend to cheat ourselves of
our share, especially in winter.
Restriction of gasoline and tires
has introduced many adult workers
to the thrill of arriving at work after
a walk through the morning SUM-
shine. There's also the joy of ex-
ploring nearby parks and wooded
countrysides with your family dur
ing evenings and Sunday afternoons.
AS you exercise, watch your pos
ture-remember the erect, straight
body gives equal opportunity for all
muscles to benefit from exercise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
Choosing Nursery School?
Be Sure Those in Charge Are Calm
And Understanding Personalities
By A ma Chase

The nursery school is the solution behavior problems
the 2-to-5 year-od child
helping him to become accustomed children
garten 1t also the ideal
children whose mothers working
Most schools Washington filled capacity and the
for them quickly public system
and private there rapid
in the enrolment it the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29

Sit tall, stand tall, walk tall. You
know the picture-head held high,
hips fiat. abdomen in. feet placed
firmly and we'll apart with toes
straight ahead. Just standing this
way, breathing deep, brushes away
cobwebs.
The amount and kind of exercise
needed varies with individuals. Find
the activity which gives you the
most satisfaction and is safe for you
and enter into it Fundamentally.
Plan for some time out OF doors
every day. Do as many of your
routine tasks as possible out of doors
and when that is impractical, by an
open window.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15

snap judgment. HeE ~ tdoieI
on the cabs, too. keep them IN
better condition.
Asked if the company ever
received calls requesting a man
driver. Mr.. Norwall said, NO,
but occasionally We get calls
asking for women drivers.
These calls come from both
men and women They seem 20
feel women drivers are safer
They Like II
What do the women driving
think. Of their new occupation >
Ruth RyerSon, former house
wife and now an ace driver for
the cab company likes II
1 like the freedom OF it.
being outside all day long I've
been driving for II months, and
Id hate 10 stop now | work
about eight or nine hours day.
six days a week, and average
about 500 a week.-Mrs. includes
tips and commission
Biggest thrill I've had SO far
was driving Loretta Young
around town. I've also driven
ZaSu Pitts and other celebrities
No Night Driving
The girls drive only IN the
daytime. Asked how she would
handle an inebriate, she an
Swered
We'll. I wouldn't pick him up
in the first place, but if did
without knowing he was drunk
Id simply stop the cab and call
the road supervisor. So far !
haven't been bothered with that
problem. Another thing We
don't do is start conversations
with either men or women pas
sengers If the passenger wants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Keep Your
Face Younq
Looking

TIE YOUTHFUL contour and
frmnes> of the face depend upon
'hc health Of the tissues and the
tone of The underlying hbers
so matter how ane the tex
iurc, how attractive the color
ing II The foundation isn't nor
NAL fine lines win form.
BY applying oily cosmetics.
palung them IN briSkly with
flattencd fingers tissues receive
nolrshment and exercise
OF the benefits of cold water
and zee rubs no woman need be
told They harden the flesh.
help enlarged pores 20 contract
as they act as an aStrlngent
Follow the ice with applica-
tons OF witch hazel This is 4
good way 20 treShen up for the
evening party.
When woman is going
through a reducing session. She
must give particular care 20 IA
cidl TISSUES Reducing means
that tat cells AN over the body
are disSoiying
She needs q brisk massage
before going 70 bed putting on
plenty OF cream. permitting u
70 remaln ON ANernlght. And
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Womsn's View

An interesting idea was given
by Hortense O'Shea. StyliSt and
personnel head of a speciality
store.
Il don't mind riding with
woman driver, she said. Il
think they're more careful than
men. but they aren't very inter-
estlng ConverSatlonallStS. Men
drivers Will talk about the war.
about the Tigers or current
events, but the women don't
say anything.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15

your natural talents and capa-
bility az the tasks you should
Don't take success or achieve
ment for granted-neither are
obtained without hard persistent
work
FEB. ~ TO MARCH n
Pisccs-Today's planetary in
Auences more generous 10 you
than 20 most Zodiacal natives.
But you'll need an extra effort
10 accomplish; double your faith
I'M your own sound ability. Good
results indicated.
4 CHILD born on this day:
You like travel, new ventures,
new experiences. don't you? Not
that YOU are tickle on insincere;
on the contrary. you are deeply
attached 10 family, home, ira
ditions.
Copyright. 1913. BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Changed Opinion

June Underwood. who has
been driving for eight months.
and did general office work be-
fore becoming d Cabble, likes
the work, TOO.
Il haven't learned 10 change
tire yet she told us. but l
do keep my cab clean and in
running order
The men drivers have been
grand 10 US. / used 10 think
cab drivers were hard boiled,
but I've changed my mind.
Asked If she ever had any
one refuse TO ride with her be-
cause she was a woman, Miss
Underwood said:
Yes, several times people
both men and women-have
climbed into my cab, started 10
give me an address, then said
oh. woman driver then
they'd back out and get into
another cab
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Women axi Drivers?
Swell, Says Their Boss
BY PHILOMENE EZACK

THE GRAY-BEARDED argu-
-fffcft- e6 n c = + "A n < < ff4tTf-5.ifd
women drivers vas dealt a neu-
Trailing blosV today by Richard
a. Norwall, vice president Of
local eab-syRdicate employing
women drivers.
Our women are giving the
laugh 10 peSslmisiS who fore
cast an uprisC IN the accident
rate when year ago women
started 10 drive cabs. he said.
check on the RECORDS
proves there has been no rise, 20