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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-10

John G. Stango of Bunker Hill Avenue, superin-
ten6ent of the Machine Shop at the Chrome Corpora
ton of America in Browns Meadow, Is celebrating
another natal day today regular guy in more ways
than one, he's staunch advocate OF the golden RUE
and that's why everyone who works under him, who
has worked for him. rate him their buddy. Diligent,
capable and affabIe describe Johnny aptly and his
co-wOrkers call him super super. This nOOntime his
buddies pleasantly surprised him by presenting him
with a SIS War Bond IN honor of his birthday. So
when Johnny goes marching home with his bond to-
wight his wife and two sons, John, Jr, and Marcy,
win realize that their super daddy is just as idolized
ut the factory he is at his happy dOmicile Here's
hoping Johnny observes many more memorable natal
days!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-10

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-10

CThe Open Season Is On oysters as You Like Them
Evening star., 1943-06-14
HELP MEN.
SIGN PAINTER

AND WINDOW TRIMMER,
Good salary. Excellent hours. Apply
Standard DRUG Co.. 1113 G St NV.
NIGHT JANITOR, elev. and
switchboard exp; room and
$40 per mo-, vac. with pay.
Apply in person, 816 E st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-06-14

SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, efficient
trade association; excellent working con-
dltlons; downtown area. In reply state
experience. education age and references
BOX oOS-K
Evening star., 1943-06-14

PERSON with pleasing personality to meet
the public and make appointments by teIe-
phone: pleasant. interesting work. with
complete training course. Hrs. II to :
p m or until 9 ewes. Mr.. Blackard. 7OH
G st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-14
HELP WOMEN.
WOMAN PART TIME

WOMAN, PART TIME.
. Married woman who wishes to add to
Box 372-H, Star.
MANAGER for candy and ice
cream store. Between ages
of 80 and 40 years. Attrac-
tive salary; must have refer
ence. Box 311-H, Star.
STENOGRAPHER SECRE-
TARY, IS to so years age, in
war essential business; 700
year start; prompt advance
ment; steady position; job
good after war is over; oppor-
tunity willing worker; refer
ences. Box 224-K, Star.
BUS GIRLS-Good position,
good pay, no Sunday work.
Apply Madrillon Restaurant,
Washington Bldg, 18th and
N. Y. ave. NV.
COLORED WOMEN
For salad nbY2 bYs or dishwashins work. No
TALLY-HO RESTAURANT,
-
Evening star., 1943-06-14

RECEPTIONISTS. >. for portrait studio
Apply Goldcraft Portraits 716 18th St n.
NIST-TELEPHONE OPERATOR
large apartment hotel; to II 80 m, O.
day week. Box 61-H. Star.
Evening star., 1943-06-14

NURSE; live in. experienced, taking care
Of children, 4 years. 10 mos: must have
references: no domestic duties: SlUO mo.
Call WI SSS3
Evening star., 1943-06-14

LADY. young, experienced in selling
demonstrating or receptionist work OPP
portunity for MANAGEMENT position: excel
tent salary. Apply Washington Hotel
Evening star., 1943-06-14

SALESLADIES-We have several openings
IN our retail cigar and haberdashery stores
We can offer you full time employment or
evening wor k; salary 80 per week with
increases. plus 50 per week meal allow
ance. Apply Mr. Murray manager A
Schultz Retail Store, IA 4th and stS n W
Evening star., 1943-06-14

MAID, colored neat and intelligent. for
GresS shop. good salary steady work $500
Penna. ave. Sc
MASSEUSE, thoroughly experienced to
Apply Anne 7. Kelly. 1929 F st. NV md
floor.
Evening star., 1943-06-14

Married woman who wishes to add Il
family income hours per day. Writ,
Box }12-H, Star
Evening star., 1943-06-14
HELP MEN,.

HELP MEN.
PORTERS, COLORED OR
WHITE, DRUGS TOR E
WORK; GOOD PAY FOR
STEADY AND RELIABLE
MAN. SHEPHERD PARK
PHAR., 7723 GA. AVE. NV.
WOOL PRESSERS, $40 PER
WEEK. APPLY AT ONCE.
DICKEY'S CLEANERS, 826
UPSHUR ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-14

MAIDS Cwhite) for day or night work:
good tips: air conditioned buildinR Apply
housekeeper. Carlton Hotel. 10th and K
Evening star., 1943-06-14

NURSE for . children permanent Job. EN-
clent. settled woman health card and
references required. MI. 05lS
NURSE, graduate or undergraduate: very
good pay, room. board and laundry. for
night duty. Hebrew Home for the Aged,
Evening star., 1943-06-14
HELP WOMEN (cont J

TYPIsT; no experience necessary: good
pay. See Mr. Murray, 422 Bond Bldg.
TYpIsT; sTENoGRAPHER. competent.
steady: good pay; chance for advancement;
state qualifications. Box 22s-K. Star. IA
conditions. Apply Training School once
1850 No. Capitol St. between o am. and
> pm.
TYPIST- CLERK, experienced. 925 llth
TYPIST, with knowledge handling in
staliment ledger, i2-dsy week; good sal
ary. MA. 545l.
WAITREssEs: DdA IRE sL;s. ct once. Emerson Grill
serve breakfast and lunch: uniforms fur
nlsht d. Apply before ; pm. at dining
room. Wardman Park Hotel, Conn. ave
and Woodley rd NV.
WOMEN, &, to tack moldings on window
screens: light work, good working condl-
Olivet I'd. re.
YOUNG LADY to work in office, handle
cash. answer telephone ana occasional
typlns; experienced preferred; salary de
pendent upon ability Call NA. $3.50
keeping to operate Remington machine;
experience not necessary. RothStem
Dental Laboratories, -! Eve ST. NV.
IMMEDlATE OPENING, permanent or for
summer months. for teacher or educated
woman. 25-i5, interest ed in child-guIdance.
cation. Must be able 10 assume response
blllty and be good converse tionaliSt.
Lloe:a! financial arrangement with guar
anteed earnings. to right party. Write
education and phone. 10"
STFNGTRApHFR
Evening star., 1943-06-14

SALESGIRL-Good working conditions
air-condtioned store; top salary: wonder
full opportunity for right person. The
Jenny Shoppe. 1919 Conn. ave
SALES HELP, part-time, from + to 10 m
Apply Standard Drug Co. I103 H st. ne.
t0c an hr. to start
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-23
Methodist Young People
Have Dedication Service

The voting people at t'n-i Mcg,,-
Ci., church Will present a Ny MI
IausSivr Easter service vi uruir.I, .ll.
The Lord is Risen Sunday night
~ the eight O'Clock WORSHIP init.
Miss Mary Ann Johnson L. h,,J.-,
tor the evening and AiIs. G.DgL.
Holden, ureaniSt.
The worship service, arranged and
presented by 4 chUir 81 tWcTiy-.!yc
voices. will begin with The Easter
story III Scripture and lnls.r, u..-
p!ia.jGing the LIVING Chls, SpCat.uI-,
ur This section VIII be Nj ,,s Gis,la
E.nDylc. Rosa Mac tucntll. Ana
Rose, Ovcida Ellis, Ju.a Gary: auu
blp>is-, lilly liight ava Glra VAN
Dixie, The second phase at the srlN-
irv Will be devoted L. ,iIp Chrl.uil,:r
"l ihv CrUS.-brinsin" uui 4 los. -
:ui ui Ch!lstS ioiluMvi lp.y "a
r,,'r.NIs" the cruS.. NO - Co.. rD.I
90 lie end al life. ltI 80. w., NJ
Nr lps'. Taking strtN;l + a. I-ur.
0,"ilun VIII lie Nj l,dr.Is..
'u.ciI. i.wcIllc Cochran b. !, -.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-23
Society News
BALLET OF SPRING.

,,,,,Iy VIII! u carclul eye
ned ina place. and passing by
wS,h starry petals IN her hand
.r,,.,rd ,hru III u broken strand
acai5s, DIAL, earth and young green
NIL
rb,rs iyr i MomCu, spring stands
su!l.
.,l A,l.uuhd. ballet uf the spring
IN pu,. ultcd skirts that gaily
SWlI,
mn v,!ld like dancers on their toes,
s,,n mm, and white gains, slim
brown UutIGlI%,
Grcw and i.LNc performance there
XIV y,,r and nc and those VIII" c;ic
T., so, rM U,Iuty III The spring
T,kr 4 ~ ugA; tnr everything.
y. ~. ROBINSON
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-23

Throughout all Carolina huppy
n}em 3nd women sJc prrwirg n,i'
Their heartfelt pgaic Of Rctnnga
ono OF ~" llu is NJ, {. + phrlu.
VOL Iiu.Nn Awr" "w rr OF Route :
I, .' "t'sh"u- y, {. Alr. Phelps dc
clurcs:
"t'r mae in.m yrnr | .usrr"cl
sl-ch tu.;Tra fIN uiipr lrn am
:, 'ir. g'rs y rlt'a'rg bed little I-c e,
dry ~ night ~ ~ | d.dn'I cyv
"";it Ia g" To- ~" TIblc | cuu,r
y.rd!y -um sp rirwgy enough
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-23
In Defciisc Plant

lNI' VI. Y, DWlIlr,i -. r,I-l,-,l
Rom the Z. S. Army on Nnrs -
v"G'c .' Ia - ycaI - lu. Il ,
'''M '''l. pr tiiun IN Il sc! ,nu Ut a.,
- t'alifeu by Sr!cciiNu Serve. II
:, = working as II ;,uurdstnm in IL.
Norfolk Navy Yard. - = =
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-23

D,'.iic ''hrn .,.Niru.
''t,l HrGw. people helping with
2Hi""% nrh's program are Misses
carolyn kinp. Elizabeth and Jose
phih" Athm, ludclinc Holloway.
ti"!,n hnn-i, Grt'y Wilson, ana
jimmy .lu!1.rtI and Carl CoghiiI
viii the ciNIg; and ushcrs. Charles
Jones, Charles Prescott, Bobby SaiI,
GERS, Steve Virgins, and Lyman Me
Lean.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-23
Ia. Dl,,I-i,,l:i

~ LuN I, WnIIm tl.y!o,, Ia
'''i' y rI ''irTnn IN uiu. .l,l -rg,
'ii 4" NJ" 'Nn.: ile -. i!r H.,
,,il ,iinI'd 'I"!n CIuW Ike. ~. :
'rvvnN!iir. Ia.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-23
Stationed jn iiy,n,,

w, W I. .Ajan,,, III. sun of hIf.
raj MF ", T. Aiains. whn was in.
'''''''i 'o'h ''se annv nu April . III
-" =. ~ ao% Stationed attn
H"Ar''C' D-Gt. Ntluuta. Ga.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-23

Ti.l i!a;tn i tobacco allotment Is
i,I'i,tly u#dIplrutcd by S per cent
TIL iW;'TE! n'U.G il v%!rctc.' To &c
@I'ui't Mo-. "gi, Ecc.sGe, - sh, ~
;G''- "i l".l, ir!tililw, AID other
matCrI.ll.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-23
Never Saw Equal OF
Retonga Says Phelps

Suffered Distress of Ner-
vous Indigestion, Achy
Rundown feeling, and
Could Har- ly Raise Arms
to Cut Off Electric Light,
He States. Tells of His
Case
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-23
X
WITH OUR BOYS +.
IN SERVICE 3.
Home on iiurluuEi,.

lie. Walter Il. Seaman IS Al l,,,,,,.
", 4" 'eH-uty Iuloush nom Camp
-I'tvi"uIy, Indiana.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-23

tonga, l. brought nc prompt relief
l"m NY distress. cat heartily,
l""h Sr.ms l" g,NC me plenty OF
ne 9Th. and l don't haze to take
hnr II laNauvCS. My sleep IS sound
and !crl tlnc. Ic,ong., is worth
lMMnN tLLLNs IL SM--M L,.-.i H. .,.n "
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-23
From Nyiu>tOu-Salctn

III G.r.yn rlicrs"r. al Win ton
.S,ru.. 4 Inc i;ItCS; al Miss Ruth
pt#m lu,ng the Easier week end.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14

wise summer fashion invCstmCn'
IS Pattern 1860 by Marian Martini
II gives the effect of Il thycc-piCcr
suit. yet actually it's cool two
piece frock-pluS a crisp silct '!hs
Jacket may contrast.
Pattern 1869 may be ordered ouIf
III misses and womcn'S sizes -. /.
Is, Is, %, 30. 80. ~. SO. SO. 40 ara
-. Size l6, skirt and jacket. requires
} l-8 yards 35-inCh fabric; gilCt. 5-8
ard contrast.
Send SINTEEN CENTS in coin.
FOR this Marian Martin pattern
Write plainly SIZE. l{AME, AID.
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order 10 Daily Dispatch
Pattern Department, 232 W. 18Th ST.
New York, N. Y.
because Of the slowneSs of the
mails, delivery of our patterns may
take few days longer than usual.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14
Society News
SPRING FLOWING.

This is the earth. Walicn its wintry
sod
And hold the furrow straight and
true for sowing.
Soon from the heart of every sum
warmed clod
Will the green miracle OF grain be
growing.
This is the earth. Its promise never
tails.
The year will turn, and sowing como
~ rcapinS;
The ground will yield its fruit before
,hr rails
OF wood and field again are white
for sleeping.
This is the earth, waiting for seed to
keep.
Sing 10 the sky, and drive the pluw-
share deep.
Silence Buck Bellows
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14
Inslucts
IS Members

Thirteen member. OF llc tent.
sradC OF Henderson h!.n chuni Wul,
Inductcd last night into the Ili-r
'i''b. Tie ceremony eliminating :;
week of initiation activities.
The l!l-Y initiates for tni. Won,
include Ollie Vaughan. Rollic Vaup-
IAN. Billy Floyd. f. Nj. Bailey. Mel
lin Finch. Steve Flanagan. JamC,
iurncl. John B@ily. Steve Wiggin=.
James Tol>un. Billy Mitchell. Morton
dilc' and CrCnshaw Thompson.
Membership IN the HI-T club /. IL
niicd IL boys in the upper clas.,.
u the high school. who meet hIgn
standards OF scholastic and extra
uiiICullr activities.
Officers ol the club are Billy Dau-
Ct. president. Bill WCStcr. vice pres
dent: Ed BaGwcll. secretary: BIZ,
fc"guc. treasurer. and Robert Tur-
80. ",. GyJIi at arms. ;. n. C"owUc,
>rpu cr 81 tin organization.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14

.. ".y +, -" n'-.:.n2 ":,d In
'-lD-% rl Tie Psi a.V 1..h ,CIt@. G
. IN mcW n,,i-s &c n;ly rccc We
Il lie II. Leslie lC..y Memorial l.
..'rV 'iHc, t.u ! n%cIlI-.' u
Clark Lee. Is u viViOly written doe
mcni ii 60 temporary history. !.C
carried on hi reporting al i!r ~.
aEan,t Japan through III" h dc IN
seek warlHr" ~ Tie ntc, Iut at Not
dor. ON u TT boat plying the Nj
tiers of E"taun. IL a plane "Dpyc tn
bati!c-SmUkc of the Coral Sea i"l
and on It carrier tina, completed
dangerous voyage II In" S.lpmnnS.
N:CCCHt Sa"CHn. author Of -
tween the Thunder and the Sun.
was IN the company Of many of In
key political figures I'll the Eurrprn
Gene durin" the yCar just pas. H.
book is his chaI'y account ci whr'
went on during that crucial period
"Tukyu Record" ~ Ct:D ~ Toll
ChuS. former Tokyo Corresponds
the New York Times. undertakes
tell tho full tale rl how and wiz
iapJ" plunged n'p WHr. II i. 4 III
HI.' tomato arr"r"' ui an am..iu
plot for world conquest older tn
III icr'S and equally danccruu:. !
IS Il record o.. muCh that c~IIll -
bC publ She'd 80 tine time. wh.Cr g.,
'iiCs incidents 'a,t seemed Genius
md nb-CUv .".. they t,"I .ll.,
The Year % Dcci ion: 1916" n,
Bernard De w.. has been cali,
the most importing book uu IL
'pC"ing Of tie West and the maxim
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14
koski-Byrd Vows
Are Spoken Here

Miss Frances Cuzcttc Byrd, OF Co
,.''''hia' ,. G., became the bride ul
f:ihn Freddie knSki. of Spencer, New
ORR III ceremony performed Sat
.tnhy "it"!n""n al the parsonage of
,ic t'h"r"Gailuual-C Christian church.
The Key. }. Frank Apple niiiciatcd.
using IN" double ring ceremony.
Mrs. k"Sisi is the daughter oi MIR.
ana Mrs. Marion +. Byrd. of Column
hiA. and Mr.. kuSMi is the son Of Mr.
ana Mr.. Henry i. Koski.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14
Piano Recital at
NOrlina School

or interest In their many friends
III l." e." senior DIaur recital al
Alma Nj IloltZmann and Clara EIiZ-
Apr'h Lee, which Will be presented
Tuesday night, April 20, at the Nor
ma high school. The announcement
follows:
Mrs. SturgcS Collins
presents
Alma NJ. lloitZmann
and
Clara Elizabeth Lee
i'll their
Senior Piano Recital
Nurlmd nign school AuuIlurlluu
tuesday night, April 20. 1913
$3.50 ID. IN.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14
Dallcr Eo,inp

Group lcaG.rs tor Cgmp BItucr
dances are asked L. call Mis-. ). f..
Jcnnottc Thursday evening GciNryr,
: ana " O clock to tell her how many
from ultlr group plan tu attend lie
4ahcc at the camp Friday night. Tmc
oaEcc VIII be al Service CLUB No. >.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14
Return TO Richmond

Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Shaw. Jr. ana
daughter, Martha Elizabeth, have re-
turned 10 their home i'll Richmond,
Va. after visiting MIR. Shaws parents
AIr. and Mrs. Elliott Shaw for sew
eYal days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14


SideS "nich are made OF cartilage.
IL Is visible externally in some
people as inc Adams apple.
Inc vocal cords are delicate
memhrahous coruS which are con-
tr"hcd ny muscles so that they
Saii NC Drought cioSc together to
make hiGh note. IL completely
reiared no voice IS heard no mat
,er now S'ro,S inc play ot the
oroalh over INC vocal cords:
ne ViprI'ioh oil me cords due
!" 'h' eNi,"'"''o'l oi the breath Is
.'t "V,ual x"use ol VOICE produc-
''"ii' Al VIII pe seen that weak
SotG can eo,iie from any general
uep''''s or 'u''E 'rounie because
u'"'er these circumstances the
p'n:'th .'','iot pr iore'u out win
S''l''',e s'ieis''' u cause vocal
"o"''u
Causes of IIoarscness
Noarsoncss may a., dina 10 =;
flammation of The yor,I c,r,I,
Themselves of tbc c,,,;I,,,;m',,',
p"A' Oh inc muscles, or VI the
,,,, i.,,. p's "'c'"'
n.,,n,; &c 49,, VI I'''l'iI III
thn ,.,,,so oF A. 80, o'uS -
hon.s"mcss IN nn,ri~ Inn m", ~ ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14
To n. Y, and ROStOn

Miss Pauline Edwards of Hcndcr-
SON and Mrs. \. liobgoud of kinStun
lett today for New York and Bus-
ton. Mrs. iobgood expects To visit
her son who is attending school at
Harvard before returning home.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14

DIR. Clendening will answer
questions of genera, interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14
CONGRATULATIONS
'f&tM&!1|
Birth of DAUGHTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. King announce
the birth al Il daughter. Katherine
Mo !Cn". al Maria Parham hospital
April 10. 1913. Neither and daughter
.Hv nd to be 'iOing nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14
SiUWlT IMPROVING.

HLanuCl Edwards, Of West EnG.
who hIH been taking trcai,mcnt III
Maria Parham hospital tor the lust
w" weeks. Is said t. bc slowly in,-
proving.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14
Has BnOiS CIuh

Mrs. Reg O. RudwCll will be hos
tess Ia the Contemporary Book club
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
al her Ii me on Cooper avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14
Hoorseness Due to Acute
Or Chronic Lorynx Defect
by LOGAN Ci.ENDENING. Md.

HOARSENE$$ and painful ar
ticulation are always due to de-
rangcmcnt of the larynx. The
larynX is Il boX-likc structure with
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14
Birth Of SOl,

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold r. Fuller
ann'rnCc tho birth of al cight-pound
son. Robert Wclton. at Maria Par
lain hospital. Sunday, April IL.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14
!
WITH OUR BOYS
IN SERVICE
To amp I,lan,Ii,:g

st. Bryant E"nc.I ..u h.. rc:r.,.
cd I" Camp HlmdnG. Fla. at,
ncInG here II hi. huur duru. 3D.
llIGc.% and death q! hIs mother. Ma
". T.. Robertson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14
LENTEN REDUCING DIET
BY Or. CIendenins
Tvesdoy-77S eaiories
BREAKFAST

Tvesday-77s eaiories
BREAKFAST
j universal vitamin pill; y cup
tomato juicc--l00 calorics; slice
toast (no buttcr)-l0O caloricS;
l cup coffee (no cream or sugar).
LUNCH
slices cold breast of duck
lou caloiics; Il head lettuce,
dressing iiadc with mineral oil
20 caluriei; slice thin toast tho
butt"r) - 100 calorics; / glass
skim milk-l00 calories.
DINNER
frankfurtcr split and broilcd
100 Galleries; cup saucrkraut-
% ctlorics: vanilla cup custard
100 caiorics.
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be cured. but only in the carly
stages. Ii the patient is allowed
to Kid himself along, he gets 10
the place where any hope of sue
ceSSiui treatment is too late.
ms, OF course, is true of the
whole situation in cancer. We are
reminded of this by the Enlist
ment Campaign of the Womcn's
Field Army i'll the Control of Cam
Ger, which occurs this month.
The diagnosis of chronic laryn-
al 4
every other ultimate possibility
has been completely exhausted =
form of chronic laryngitis is also
caused by the dribhling of infected
sccrctions from sinus discay..
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
b. e.: Would draining ear.
cause ones blood scdimcu,..t.cn
rate to be high? If not, what are
some of the causes?
Answer: The blood Sentimental
ton rate Is Il very delicate tr,, for
many kinds of organic disease. If
IL Is high. 1t usually means that the
patient has actually some oT..i:Ic
disease and l. not Il ncurutIc. IL
could be caIsrI 10y draining ears.
EnITnE'S NOTE: Dr. ClcuIen.n.. fns
seven !Hnrn'is .Eirh can l,. ui,.. ,li.,... ~
t''i'i'ts- E.Hrn .a'uVn.rt s,'!is for lu a., .,r .
Tor any 'n" Pamphlet ,,sirvt, send Ia
c"''' ~ r"tu. "uI = eliza! Ii,.. "a ".,,C...,r
stamped with II thirc-ccut siui.I. To- lr.
logan '!'N"' utrr. III care at iai- i!ti..r
Ia" h'rph!vi- are: " Three Wee. Ey!t.r.
my Diet. "lniv",ii,ri aud CnIi,ri,rrr.r''
Ev.I"r;nT nni tanning Infant Feed.
ini; in-irUr'r'n- i"r the Trra'ru"-ti uT
i'i"hc'.s feminine Ii s:Icuc'' and H..
Care Of the !iair aud SAN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-14

Si;aU!d!lll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-11-02
MOUSSE AU CHOCOLAT.
Thanks to Anonymous,
WdShin0tOn,J

-Four whites of eggs, 100 grams (35
ounces chocolate Melt the choco-
late IN a very small quantity of
water, let cool Beat egg whites
with one dessert spoon of powdered
sugar until stiff. Continue to beat
while adding little by little the melt
ed chocolate. Pile in serving dish.
Note-French cooking chocolate
is sweetened, so more sugar must
be added if bitter chocolate is used.
From "RecetteS de Cuisine Pra-
tique," Schiefer ct Francois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-11-02
Haird0s and Don'ts ;
By EveIvn Hayes

Is there a man in your life? Or
would you like one to be? Well,
look to your locks, gals. The first
thing a man notices is a Woman's
hair. How do we know? Well, in
referring to girl a man doesn't
say 1.-The girl with the pretty smile"
even though he may love her for it;
nor does he refer to the "one with
the beautiful eyes," though he may
gaze Soulfully into them by the
hour. That attractive redhead" or
that stunning brunette" is the way
almost any man refers to almost
any woman who has caught his eye.
And SO it behooyeS a smart femme
to do as much with her hair as she
possibly can. What you want to
work out is hair-do that is SO be-
coming it will make men ask your
beau, Who was the beautiful blond
you were out with last night?"
Now, the Government may pre-
scribe the way you dress, but it
puts no limit on the way you do your
hair. 1t can be as extravagantly be-
coming as your imagination and the
help of good hairdresser can make
1t. To be sure, nobody falls in love
with you for your tresses alone, but
It's up to your hair to high light the
beauty OF your face or your person.
atty.
There's much chit-chat these days
in powder room circles about the
new coif1ures. And they have
changed; they had to. The simple.
slc Elk, reed-slim lines of the new
clothes call for the look of a sleek.
neat couture to top them. However,
your face hasn't changed-and so
here's big DON'T. DON'T let the
new styles stampede you into effect
ing a hair-do that isn't becoming.
DON'T shear your locks if you find
middle-length more manageable.
DON'T 60 in for fat-top effects if
your face calls for softness. DON'T
do anything with your hair that
doesn't bring out the best in your
lace. There are several ways you
can achieve the small, neat head
without being shorn-and without
shedding your femininity. We've
photographed one of the prettiest
compromise coiffures. It's neat and
small but can be combed in sew
eral attractive, soft styles to f1atter
your features.
Remember, the biggest factor in
dressing your hair is not fashion
but your face. And you can do more
for its contours via hair-do than
anything else. Technically, the oval
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-11-02
Child's Development Not Steady

The growth and development Of
children is a most uncertain dem
onstration of nature. II comes in
spurtS in bursts, in pauses, in
periods Of seeming inertia and it is
Iunaccountable in many phases We
who have to train and teach and
develop the best in each child have
reason many times in day TO stop
and wonder. What is best to do
now. what is right for this child
what is wise?
This is acutely so in adolescence.
The most unexpected developments
unfold before our astonished, or
frightened, or angry eyes. The child
who seemed SO docile is rebellious
cantankerpus. SWlafuhy disobedient.
Nobody sexpecteds it, The usually.
placid girl breaks into poetry
caused by deep interest in the boy
on her right. Nobody dreamed she
could feel such emotion or touch
such beauty, neither did she until
today when it surged through her
at sight of that boy.