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CARE OF DRAINBOARD.
Dorothy Dix Says

Amidst the weller of advice on
how to treat the returning service
men that is being handed out to the
general public and their families,
there has emerged one sane bit of
counsel. 1t comes from Mrs. Doo-
little, the wife of the famous aviator,
and she says: "In dealing with
them use good manners and COM
mon sense"
There spoke an oracle, for, after
all, the war has not changed our
husbands and sons and brothers and
sweethearts beyond recognition, at
least so far as their salient charac-
teristics are concerned. What they
were before they went into the Army
or the Navy they still are, only
more so.
If CT Joe in peacetime was one of
the great silent men who liked to
keep himself to himself, as the
homely old phrase goes, and out of
whom it required major surgical
operation to extract any converse
ton, he will resent being put through
| a QUESTIONABLE about his expert
ences in battle. But if, on the con-
trary, he was one of the lads whose
theme song has always been himself
and who never wearied of exploiting
his adventures, he will have the time
Of his life in telling of the deed OF
daring he performed.
So, with these two elementary tips
on masculine human nature in mind
it would seem that any woman
would have enough gumption te
know how to keep out of her hus-
bands, or the boy friends hair and
to treat him the way he wanted te
be treated, and either beat upon the
drum and throw a party for him, OF
else fend off the friends and the
relatives and let him flock by himself
until the spirit moved him to speak
4 After all, men and women alike
we have to adjust ourselves to peace
as We did to war, and one is going
to be just about as difficult task as
the other. Many a soldier who hac
i become so accustomed to the roar OF
guns and planes that he scarcely
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Concert REGULATIONS
BY angelo Pafri

In the fashioned school we
used to chant tables, lists of dates,
names-the Presidents. for example,
as a sort Of rest drill. We enjoyed
1t greatly, sitting in rhythm and
chanting away for dear life. That
way we memorized facts that had
to be memorized so thoroughly that
they came instantly and accurately
on call. And we did. Everybody
knew his tables, his lists of dates,
names of States with their capitals,
short poems, perfectly.
Then came reform. Concert reci-
tation was forbidden because some
teachers used it as shortcut to
teaching and left the teaching step
out That made for inaccuracy and
children were found chanting
sounds instead of facts and as usual
the baby went out with the bath
Now. depending solely on individual
instruction for classes of 40 and
more, few children know their tables
and lists accurately and automati-
cally.
In the old school under a good
teacher 100 per cent was the stand
ard in tables and we had to have it.
The teacher had US write those
tables and hand in our papers and
she corrected them. If we missed
one, we stayed in school that day
until we recited it correctly. The
concert drill was additional, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-11
Gifts Of Beauty
By EpeIyn Hayes

TITS SO hard to find just what you
want this year" 1--WE been In every
shop and can't find the pretty blue
slip planned to buy my mother"
Such are the plants of Christmas
shoppers this harried Christmas
season. The. consoling thought to
bear in mind In this situation is that
this year-or any other-gifts of
beauty are always sureflre for any
lady OF any age.
Even for the upper brackets Of
your Christmas list there are plenty
of gifts at the cosmetic counters
that say II love you" in de luxe
way, II that's your current problem.
For example, there's fabulous new
gold-plated manicure implement kit
that probably outshines in beauty
and luxury any such set you've ever
seen. English pigskin makes the
slim oblong case which Is banded
in mock tortoise shell and lined WIN
softest chamois suede in the best
jewel box fashion. It opens to dazzle
the recipient with seven streamlined
manicure implements OF forged steel,
heavily plated with 14-carat gold!
The make is one whose name stands
AOA CukCAAOAAty Ill oICCl AldlACl4C
implements and the items included
are the basic ones needed for hand
and foot care. This is definitely an
acknowledgements Christmas
gift!
If love is the import Of your
Noel message, you couldn't do better
than to give perfume that will tell
her and rete1l her every time she
uses it. For the supersophisticate
there's very dry perfume that bears
the name Of topfight millinery
designing duo. 1t comes in hand
some bottle with a fluted golden
arrow stopper to suggest that the
gift is aimed at her heart. Or-if
she's always one step ahead of every
thing in fashion, she'd probably love
a brand-new perfume that has just
been introduced The product of a
designer who prides herself on pro-
ducing the most expensive perfumes
in the world, this one is the last
word in sophistication. Predomi-
nantly musk, just one drop will
leave pervading scent that will
cling tenaciously for hours and
hours. Its golden bottle with mod
ern telescoped stopper comes en-
cased in dazzling golden ceramic
head. Definitely on the de luxe side,
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used as a recreational period, not as
teaching period.
Children enjoy working together,
they love to sing and to chant in
unison and the feeling of friendli-
ness, of oneness, stimulates the good
spirit of the group. The shy one,
the slow one, the hating one are all
carried along by the others and for
once they feel they belong. In,the
individual recitation these fall by
the wayside and get little help by
hearing the bright ones run of their
answers like water over the mill
wheel.
Then, too, teaching a song, a
poem, choral chant in concert is a
more economical, a happier way
than having children copy the
words and take them home to learn,
which they often fail to do to an
accountable standard. Because chill
dren should see the words they are
learning as well as feel and hear
them, we projected them on a screen
in the auditorium. They could see
the words, read them and learn
them as they sang them. Later the
teachers tested the accuracy Of the
learning and corrected any mistakes
they found, which were very few.
| In adopting the new ways 1t is
always well to scan the old tried
ways for the values the teachers
found in them long ago. You can
| be sure there were such values.
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this one. Both Of these perfumes
may be bought at a new perfume
bar on the first floor of one Of our
exclusive specially shops.
All designers, 1t seems, feeling
that perfume can enhance the mood
Of their fashions, have turned their
talents to perfumes. A California
fashion designer gets the credit for
a pair Of perfumes that will carry
Christmas wishes to the girl whose
versatile personality is her charm.
One Is Saint" . rather sweet
fragrance (naturallyD, while the
odeur Of Sinner" is-well, you can
probably guess. In sparkling clear
crystal bottles, they make q nice
twinned gift. An idea for sisters,
too.
For the bride-or the girl who's
about to be-there's an exciting
scent called Something Blue" that
comes in q beautiful squared-on
bottle with heart-shaped satin
sachet attached to the box. The
scent manages to be both ladylike
and luref0l-and more than that no
girl could ask forI
10 6eA0 loving CHRISTMAS greet.
ings on budget scale, there's q set
designed to carry such messages. A
well-known brand Of bath powder,
cologne and bubble bath STUFF are
packaged In q box which bears on
its cover the message with Love"
inscribed on q greeting card super
imposed on a lovely Christmas
scene. The set Is not as compn-
Gated as our sentence construction
really very simple and a good buy
for the money. Also in the bath de-
partment, here's a pretty way of
paying tribute to girls bathing
beauty propensities. GA girl-to-girl
giftD It's an aqua satin bath pow
der mitt (the powders inside and
it's patted on covered with row
after tiny row of fine net pantaloon
ruff1es tied at the wrist with a blue
satin bow. Makes a very impressive
looking little gift.
Last-minute note: Just in at one
of the stores is a good looking mir
rored tissue box filled with beauty
quartet-cologne, bubble bath, soap
and tale ALL nestled in a bed Of
sparkling cellophane. Long after
the contents have been used up,
she'll enjoy the box,
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Watch every eye turn your way ir
this deft, well-mannered two-piece
outfit that goes every place with
pride. Perfect for shopping, bust.
ness, classroom and the theater
Make it all one fabric, or if you like
add a checked top with plain skirt
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1410 is
designed for -zes -, IA, 16, 10 and
20. Size IA, short sleeves, monotone,
takes 41s yards of 39-inch material;
S yards ric-rac to trim.
For this pattern, send 20 cents, in
coins; your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star, P. O.
Box SO, Station G., New York 10,
N. Y.
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Don't Be Tongue-Tied!
Bv Betty Miles

but this number Is not necessarily
standard for the other languages.)
The object is to acquire a satisfac-
tory speaking and writing knowl-
edge OF the language, and the course
Of study includes a combination of
listening, translating, speaking and
writing. Following the instructions
given, the student co-ordinates the
record and the material in the text,
which is both descriptive and con-
versational. The records offer q
narrator well skilled in his native
tongue, and the lessons run from a
simple and slowly delivered initial
one to complex final one, spoken
at an ordinary conversational pace
It's possible to stop the records at
any point, and pick up a phrase or
word requiring repetition-and there
again is our moral, it's all up to
you.
AS further proof that this is In
the strictly on-your-own" category
the number of lessons you take,
and the amount of time you spend,
depends on you, and making one
appointment in no way commits you
to taking a complete course. The
student may start at his own level;
some one already fairly well &C
quainted with a language might use
the records as refreshers, or might
resume study at his particular level
of proficiency. Children also may
use them. and special instructions
are provided for this purpose.
The records are usually reserved
for an hour, and it's possible to Sc
cure as many appointments a week
as is compatible with the students
and the ibrary's schedule. You'll
probably find it profitable to make
an appointment several days in ad-
vance if you're planning on study
ing in the evening. BY calling the
central library, National 6776, you
can secure information on the rec
ords available in the various
branches, and also can be connected
with the branch of your choice.
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HELP MEN.

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excellent opportunity for qualified ac-
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nee. excellent opportunity. for advance.
Reply, stating age. educational qualifica-
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ACCOUNTANT, experienced, with super.
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RA 1880.
ADVERTISING MANAGER-Retail id.
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Of supervising the entire advertising pro.
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direction Of the sales promotion manager
knowledge Of layout, copy and art work
essential. Executive ability important. A
splendid opportunity for one who has had
advertising managerial experience In .
smaller store Or one who has been assistant
with good future for the right person
Write or phone for interview to Henry M
NV. Phone MA. $500, Ext. $50.
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HELP MEN Cont

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Assisf FAN fia 70 avg Executive ns OF profes.
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background important; state qualiaca lions
s IA can hotel
phone MR.. IANELLI. MA. 1916. before
ASSISTANT ENGINEER. ex-serviceman
thoroughly experienced in general mainte.
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ASSISTANT Nm m faS FL svi sor nv modern
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ay aq aer S man capable
es It oH soss aee,
AUTUMoBILE BODY and fender meta
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AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN: posi-.
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extra extra high pay pleasant WORKING sond
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AUTO MECHANICS HELPER, have som.
experience and D. c. drivers license
e ?ishs man. ABBY SAUNDERS t1s6 system
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Auromo sii 81 sECRAN1poss s1 Gae.ll.n,
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a fa sas j f.' a1hnSsHAN1c-Mckee servlc,
the best men. Absolute top wages. over
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AUS Is n NE to repair General No.
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AUTO MEcHxNIGs. 6odymen. painters;
excellent pay. permanent positions, 44-hr
bonus: close at noon SATURDAYS ali year
M2NpEE cAivReoaEsEzTs Co.. oG Issh snd
H Si1GS hH M4ssCsaaAiNifics-we hav. expanded
our service. department and we need sew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-11

Scotties in little coats, for your
pocket on this economical and we'll
fitting apron and for matching pot
holders.
Pattern envelope contains COM
plete easy-to-read and easy-to-
follow directions, plus complete it's
sue pattern.
Our 60-page multicolored book Of
Needle Arts containing five free pat
terms, and many other suggestions
for dressing up your home anc
yourself is now available. Send your
request for this book to the address
listed below, inclosing 20 cents In
coins to cover the cost and mailing
charges.
Send Is cents (coin) for Pattern
No. R2238 to Needle Arts Dept, Thu
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Station D, New York 3, N. Y. Please
include your postal zone number.
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HELP MEN,

AUTO MECHANICS, olo-estanEshed arm
good pay with pleasant working conditions.
sTAGER. NE 1861 ~
BAKER, experienced on bread. rolls: must
be able to work IL midnight to $50 Am.
good pay and and. worrying cosdisions Apply
and L SITS. NV.
BAKER or bakers helper: good pay; excel
lent WORKING con s WA. $500. After
pastries, daywork; no sundays: good
ssAkEk's hEIfEn ea % pie. sns cakes, no
s1nMdaE Resk sSsl Georgia ave.
BEAUTY OPERATORS Fdl iun Or part time;
s ss%NeM aa4s s' Wis ave- A q. 1915
so in bas7 sssax s pes sSop
HS ss csn to 8 sv s-dsy WEEK s. APP5y HEADS
for big pay and permanent employment;
plenty Of work, heated shop. See Mr..
Boo sTENoGRApHER. some
sales. sngineering Office; exceptional op-
p3rtun5ty 19r engagement: $780, 44-hr.
s gb Ri sz AND Sc CASHIER. with knowl-
edge Of typinR:., pleasant surroundings In
aafs ssped dssf soe age ana
SS5 is{sR5 x.sssE' ssaffs
B sG9sa WITH Ga e % sisho 81 scyees wanted
asEsF GABLES RzDIo f
HS% j. years s,,s 3D. wsssEn
after school work. Room 200. 1877 New
sS!h sN .ys5 aH| UNION has immediate t;
without bicycles. Apply Room 200. 1877
s BOYS. o over 10: ITO 70 insert paper. on Sat-
any time this wseE and get letter to the
e assq Bay TIE SEh SfsShsey sTa sR
hR}cksaREk White ave nonun,on s1e
BUILDER to take compists chsrse q con-
snsssr sos saa
sxpediter; ambitious: i've wire: Eo-sstter.
p or Tor ENHANCEMENT. based on aSI
sad saisia s.sF Nc ios
s ssFMSnEs as coLL ~ and messengers,
ss: SsR
bOS0Ox o. cOlore0, 20 W0fK IN nlgn-clA60
sea food restaurant: top vases. Including
meals; must be IL years Of age or over
See Mr.. Wilson. O'DoNNELL'S SEA GRILL.
s saR' 4 AND q 81 s;TTREErcAR OPERATORS
Average earnings up to $50 per week. ex-
elusive Of bonus; postwar future with pro-
necessary; training paid for;' plenty OF
work. pension plan, paid vacation. free
transportation, congenial fellow-workers:
many. other well-paying Jobs open. Apply
weekday mornings, CAPITAL TRANSIT
town. Take Route No. 20. Cabin John
BUS BUS oPERAToRs-You can earn more
than $50 week In an essential industry
with postwar security; no experience neces-
sary, pay while learning, hourly bonus,
paid vacations. pension plan. opportunity
for overtime. free Transportation. free
nursing service, pleasant working condi-
tons. Take any wilson blvd. bus to TOT
GL.- 1000: Employment ONCE open $3.50 to
$50 weekdays; ARNOLD LINES wash,
BUTCHER. experienced; good salary. NAVY
YARD MARKET, OIL 9Th ct. s.s.
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PIE CRUST: WHITE SAUCE,

PIE CRUST; WHITE SAUCE.
from Mrs. r. B. c., East Riverdale J
In answer to Mrs. w. C. W., Wash.
tngton, request for pie crust re-
cipe, here is one that always works
for me. Use either one Of the two
top-selling vegetable shortcomings,
cups sifted flour, l teaspoon salt
y cup vegetable shortening, "a cup
water. Sift flour and salt into
bowl. Put " of this flour mix
ture in small bowl and mix in
water to form paste Cut shorten
ing into remaining 12s cups of flour
mixture till pieces are size of small
peas. Add -four paste to shorten
ing-four mixture. Mix thoroughly
until dough comes together and
can be shaped into a ball. Takes
but minute.
II this pastry is mixed after
breakfast the bowls and measuring
cup can be washed with the other
dishes, at the same time the pastry
is chilling in the ice box. Chill
ing the pastry for a short while
seems to keep it from being sticky.
Now for the rolling out. If you
can buy pastry cloth and rolling
pin cover set, it will be great asset.
I have been looking for a set for
friend, but have not been sue
cessful. Mine was purchased in a
5 and 10 cent store. Flour is rubbed
into the cloth and cover and it
makes a smooth surface that the
pastry does not stick to at all
An added advantage being flour
does not adhere to the crust and
SO it remains tender. But this re-
cipe even without the cloth should
roll out without too much trouble.
Fold over the rolled out circle of
pastry, place in pie pan, unfold.
and flute. Chill in ice box several
hours or longer. The cold pastry
placed in a hot oven makes the
crust more faky. An earlier Clear
ing House contribution told of max
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"HeU one Ol our cOlledRueS ar
rived at the office, with galloping
enthusiasm about the wonders she
intended to accomplish studying
German through the use of Ian
guage records, we sat up and took
notice. She explained the "hows''
and "wherefores"; we listened and
decided to inquire further.
Actually, the "hows" and where
fores" amounted to this-the public
library makes this service available
to any who are interested, and more
over. there is no fee involved The
records and equipment are available
at the Petworth, Southeast and
Georgetown branches, Monday
through Saturday, from 8 am. to
pm. French, japanese, Russian,
Castilian Spanish, German, Portu-
guese and Italian records are avail
able.
We decided the best way to really
find something out about this thing
was to take lesson ourselves, and
plunged into a first lesson in Ger
man. We discovered a few things
at the outset-unless you have a
genuine desire to work and learn, a
large smattering Of tenacity and the
ability to follow directions, don't
bother. There won't be any teacher
to prod, or professor to scrawl a
glaring unsatisfactory" on your
work. It's strictly up to you. And,
incidentally, studying with friend
might make it more interesting. A
record dealing with phonetics pre-
coded the actual lesson, and we be-
came lost in maze of sounds. Les
son one itself proved interesting
however, and we began to see what
a little study and perseverance
could do.
In order to do all this, one re-
ceives the records. or course, the
record player, pamphlet of stu
dents instructions, and text book
and retires into a room in the IL
brary (The German course, Incl.
dentally. is composed of 80 records
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HELP MEN.

1hRAtFTsMEN. ssructur.l steel detaileE. and
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DRIVER SALESMAN. white. to cover whole
commission. all expenses paid; good op-
PHRE c1 f fe5 15shs man AMEs1cxN
DRIVER, experienced. coiored; drive truck
and work inside DGS grocery store. $500
Pa. ave. Sc. "o0'
DRIVERS for tractor and trailer vans.
h hold goods. IA; $500. anu 'i'0''
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored. for down.
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sags5intendens q service sDp MAY u LPeEspa
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ENGINEER. 2nd-class license, with re-
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cG fes svs solor.d
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must sss. s snd el. T. .nsln..
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Il Sarss sSt ePlorsd for work
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JANITOR. colored; large downtown apart
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KITCHEN PORTE1S, runner and clean-
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steward. CARLTON HOTEL 18th and Z
StS. NV.
LABORERs. white. or coloreG permanent
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