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Evening star., 1945-12-12
School Reports
By AnqeIo Pafri

What parents want from the
school in the form of reports is a
clear statement of the child's prog
ress. How is he doing in the three
RS, those old-fashioned but SO use
ful elements Of the course of study
And how does he behave?
That is not too much to ask and
it is easy enough for the teacher
to set down on simple card. Every
father and mother worth the name
knows about their child's disposition,
his tendencies. his gifts and his fail
ings. They know all that better
than any teacher can ever know It.
What they want to know is, "Is
Johnny, Is Kitty, learning?"
The health Of children is the con-
Germ Of the community. True. But
again, any parent worth the name
knows that his child needs medical
help and gets~it for him when pos.
sible. When he does not do so 1,
means that he cannot either be.
cause he cannot pay for it, or be.
cause he is too unintelligent to know
the needs Of his child and how to sci
| about supplying them. Sending hin
notes won't help. What helps is hav.
ing a nurse 60 to the home and in.
form the parents that the authori.
ties concerned are going to attenc
to the child's needs. The teache,
should be relieved Of social service
Evening star., 1945-12-12
Dorothy Dix Says

Dear Miss Dix: I am a girl Is
years of age and am engaged to a
young doctor. Please advise me
about the requisites of a doctors
wife and what she is supposed to
do. ANXIOUS.
Answer-Doctors' wives don't be-
long in any especial class. The same
qualities that would fit girl to be
a good wife to a physician would
qualify her for marrying any other
man, for the standardized virtues
for all wives are love, common sense,
adaptability, self-control, a wiling
ness to give and take, and to pull
her weight in the boat. And being
a good cook helps.
However, it is true that, generally
speaking, for there are exceptions
to all rules, a doctors wife does
have more effect on her husbands
success or failure than do the wives
of businessmen or other professional
men. Many an able doctors career
Is ruined by wife who makes en-
Evening star., 1945-12-12
HElP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, junior. for local CPA's Of
nee; excellent opportunity. for advance
ment and to obtain varied experience.
Reply, stating age, educational qualifIca-
tons, references and salary expected. Box
1881. Star.
ACCOUNTANT, experienced. with super
RA. 1890.
ADDRESSOGRAPH, young man to learn to
operate and eventually take charge Of dent,
5.day week: salary $3.50 . month. UNITED
SERVICES LIFE INSURANCE CO.. 2617
Conn. ave. NV. DEe2143.
APPLICATORS for brick and asbestos sid
ing; good pay on . square basiS; We furnish
equtpment. ASSOCIATED CONTRACTORS,
INC, 140l Fla. ave ne.
ASSISTANT CHEF, hotel experience essen
tial, good salary, permanent position. Tele-
phone MR.. IANEILI MA. g676, before
ASSISTANT PASTRY COOK, good pay ane
working conditions. Apply chef, RALEIGE
HOTEL 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1945-12-12

the shoulder, another at the hip.
The short black gowns had sheer
bare-looking tops, low necklines
touches of sequins and were often
complemented by gIttering hairdos
A solid sparkling band of pearls and
gold sequins bound the upswept
hairdo of one smart theatergoer
while another, wearing a short
brown dress with long sleeves and
scooped-out neckline, wore q John
Frederics' calot with deep, head
swathing band of similar sparkle.
A great number wore gold chokers
but we especially noted slim band
OF glittering rhinestones around the
throat of one woman and wide dog
collar of small amethysts, very smart
worn with dark brown. Ell.
Evening star., 1945-12-12
HELP MEN.

GaEln GaEE; thoFousny s1periencea e menu
pAk ADes Gonn snd WAan Wdo
ley I'd. NV.
CLERK:TYPIsT. ambitious. one with auto
mobile knowledge preferred; must be able
ps HSsf tSsd rss Pss yfssisa ps
3241 Prospect ave. NV.
CLERKS, 2, white or colored. 666 9th
st. ne.
Gen ssa not'ps @snes,ps neo5
rate Of pay: reasonable assurance Of
s.ss snP!ey%seo e. Hoohr 4RRT & iss foKn
coNsTR1cTioN tSN Fs1 1r!o e. wRokkERs, srckl.y.r.,
carpenters, helpers. laborers: long job,
EeSaum EeSe pas sts ss Ao0afs $50. Orange and
COOK, short order and steam table; must
ESod neat pp1 dnd SssR se9d
COOK. relief. experienced. must be sober
E as Hss0s a. soSss sss ss.ssz Before Telephone m MR.
psrmsnsnt 0 positons TOP n Salaries. % mes;
ad gPPoSs Ro Raa ls HssstSas asd AgD s Nv chef
ssS pc and
oDossshes sshd.i'S9' SEA AAsss T.
oo9NTERMaN. coS} Il h = experienced. good .al.r,
e-day week. L & g rood SHOP. 507 r
cssolgHNiHTiERsEs-1ncreased wage scale, .f.
1essf WI IS sHofs 6fses Ne NSerfnf lSs I
hamburgers," especially attractive. op.
for information. $50 to 4:30 pm.
route: excellent opportunity for reliable
44shS sMssi seior:s for ov auor .or.
Eood salary; We furnish bicycles. 1s45
DisHW1AsHER AND PORTER, GOOD stead,
EANT. 20l Upshur st. NV. RIA. 1884.
included; high-e class restaurant. See Nj
Wilson. oDoNNEIL's SEA GRILL 1921
P5xr!sMAN. shop de..ll, MISC. Iron, AMI
HAcHINE ssn IRoN WORKS, U rs gaSS iSbS Jefserso1
psyis highEsy.. Arl: ya;, ya;, ....,
ganisation manufa factnrers q building prod
man. 20 to Is. Who 6 intsrested Il mors s-sI: L
ei sfss q :sai
tecturA drawing essential; sxperiense de-
; siranls but not nscsssssSsry. sssy Send fnM par; I;
tDKAfTSlKM. gsructural stsei dsteilers ~
s.i;, S:sSisAs$; Ssss;1s;; 81 s.s..
Apply. st.tIns szp:. 1ErHI. .xa1A sTxn
DHIvEES, whits, fuel oil delivery trucks
Rass lnsE fw wooosos as sspre Co. IS isis
DlIvII ezps,E,.pseS; eolorsa: DRY, drive tsssl sssl
TDaIIvvsks Ta vis for tractor and trailer vans
hold Eooda. IA. $500.
Evening star., 1945-12-12
1heater Fashions

Cold weather and warm furs
ushered in the Theater Guilds Open
ing at the National of 1.-THE Win
ter's Tale" No. 1 fur was mink,
which appeared in several varia-
tions, most frequently in the long,
full-sleeved style, often in fingertip
length. Especially smart was a lone
cape stole Of lghter-tone mink top
ping slim, black dinner gown.
The black theater dress was the
choice of most of the smartly
gowned women. Quite a few long
dinner dresses were noted, usually
with slim, slit skirts and a bit of
glitter on the bodice. One of the
|smartest had two large embroidered
roses (Oriental kimona type), one at
Evening star., 1945-12-12
By Peggy Roberts

These funny little fellows will be
gay companions while wiping the
dishes-one for every day of the
week, and so quickly embroidered.
Pattern envelope contains hot
Iron transfer for seven designs, with
color chart, stitches and full direc-
tions.
Our 60-page multicolored book of
Needle Arts containing five free
patterns, and many other sugges-
tions for dressing up your home and
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. R2344 to Needle Arts Depart
ment, the Washington Star, P. O.
Box 172, Station D, New York 3,
N. Y. Please include your postal
zone number.
Evening star., 1945-12-12

emies for him instead Of friends, or
who gossips too much.
The chief fault of doctors wives
seems to be that they are given to
Jealousy. AS a doctors bride once
said to me: "I simply get red
headed when T think of my husband
spending his days holding the pulses
Of neurotic ladies, dolled up in pink
satin and lace negligees." "Humph, ;
I said to her, "you forget that the
more women patients your husband
has, the more pink satin negligees
you will have" But it did no good.
Other doctors wives feel them
selves ill-used because their hus-
bands can never be depended upon
to keep a date. Somebody's baby
always has the Group as they are
starting to party. And still others
resent their husbands studying at
might instead of goSsiping with
them. So. on the whole, perhaps
doctors wives do need more COM
mon sense and philosophy in their
marriages than other women do.
Evening star., 1945-12-12
EnnilyPost's
Etiquette

There is one hopeful bit of testi-
mony in this otherwise pathetic
sounding letter: Il am going to be
married as soon as my fiance is
discharged from the Army. We have
been living for this moment for
several years. Some of the hap
piness has been marred, however,
by the fact that my parents have
been divorced recently. To make
matters more gloomy, my mother at
this point insists that she will not
come to my wedding If I let my
father give me away and be pres
ent. I love both and I can't help 1t
that they could not get along to-
gether. Individually, they are Won
derful parents. So what shall we
do? Have no wedding? And must 1
give up my dream of a white dress
and veil SO that the public will not
think that I love one parent and
not the other? It's a great disap-
pointment, can assure you, Mrs.
Post"
It would be impossible for me to
believe that wonderful parent"
could do less when the test comes
than put her daughters feelings
before her own, especially at a time
like this. The customary procedure
in the not unusual situation of
divorced parents who are not friend
ly, is this: The brides mother sits
in the front pew on the left with
other members of the immediate
family. The brides father must be
permitted to walk up the aisle with
his daughter, give her away and
then take his place several rows be-
hind his ex-wife's pew, possibly with
relatives of his own, At a very large
reception, both parents are often
present. At small reception, where
their presence. might be awkward
to themselves and for this reason
possibly embarrassing to others, the
father stays away and the bride
sees him elsewhere before starting
on her wedding journey.
Evening star., 1945-12-12

newer and more expensive. Be sure
to buy one that she can mix with
her own colored beads and pearls
the latest note In costume jewelry.
Pearls mixed with copper or gun
metal are the ne plus ultra at the
moment, but If you can't give one Of
these two-toned effects, buy two
chokers and let her twist her own
color effects. And-for her cham
payne moments, consider slim
choker of sparkling rhinestones.
Also in the ersatz category, BAN
giles and flexible bracelets are an ex-
cellent choice-and the more, the
merrier her Christmas. The girls are
wearing as many as they can-in
silver or gold-and still bend their
elbows. These may be silver-slim or
inch-Wide hunks of golden stun,
may be rigid or the flexible variety.
Also good gift this year-either in
real or mock gold-are the chain
bracelets with Identification dang
ling discs attached waiting to be in
scribed with name and address or
some sweet sentiment.
The woman who is chic will love
practically any of Nettie Rosen-
STEMS designs. Consider her an
tique watches5silhouette pins in
the shape of watches, stem and all,
studded with a few brilliants. These
come In three sizes (two would be
better than one, and three best of
allD and have earrings to match.
For a bit Of whimsy, see her version
OF the three little pigs-golden little
porkers spattered with corals, with
sparkling eyes and snouts. Every
thing but the squeal-and you'll
probably hear that from the recipi-
ent on Christmas. These, too, come
IN three sizes, with earrings to
match.
Striking an unusual note dorgiye
us for thisD are pins in the shape
OF musical instruments studded with
large multi colored stones. And
there are large circular black COM
pacts to match with twinning orna-
ments set smack in the center. For
example, to 60 with the banjo pin is
compact with glittering banjo on
top.
Most golden gift of all, Of course,
this Christmas is q big beautiful
War Bond because 1t will grow big
ger and more beautiful as the years
go by!
Evening star., 1945-12-12
HELP MEN.

lighted IsSS shop: perm; ,oS; sarninss sysEsss @
e g. e. s5s deofsi. sas
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS - Excellent
opportunity for experienced men to earn
good weekly income under pleasant work
Fa hofok asR s'at9s eoMzs2 zisi E
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC-McKes service
hss s. s, sEays neen Asss I best t1D vs
war var plans. MCKEE PONTIAC: sS FAC END 5 eSss and
AAusTsos; 4 sss; MECHANIC to repair General No
sosS1Ae esnnset,e1s meet ,H.''0n FLOOD
pss DGdD%sn postons p'nts5s 4hr
bonus: close at noon sstSrdays, vs. ali 1. year.
MaaprI ApH 70 cHEvRofEsTE Co. 1ssh And
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eral experieneed i mechanics. mic " Our ousa men nsyn
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ivan kS7s sc co. o'ossRa solo Su
Au4oT 4 MEfAL &aA; ShSAs; GOOD salary excellent
working conditions in new, modern garage:
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AUTO MECHANICS. Sid-establishea nrm
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SsAKEk's HELPER On pies and cakes. no
s1HMyy7,vgk s1n6ay Tcrk. 62sl oeorgia ave.
sxk ssN mIP Ehn1Ts IPEs-Hour,. s p.m. to am;
rood no Sqnrss nav AroI AWoTIx stsadg position With
HANT, Washineton Bldg. 10th and New
BxR foRTER-Hours, 8 am to pm;
no psy ADpy s1sk stfssy RGsision sSod
BARTENDER. experienced only, Il noon ri
rs : REsFAURsahN' HsdUn7shs 'Nss fss
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salary and 50% comrission; beautiful 81.
condttioned salon HEADS BETHESDA
G ssATTY ofERxToR; e saisry. ar, iIdS plSs COM
Hours, b to 9; 5-day week. Apply HEApS si.yS
saS nan icr Ford dssess 1s 1911
icr BIC pay and permanent employment;
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10Y, white. to clerk IN coi1ee store. n. i
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1101 Pennsylvsnia ave. nv.
Evening star., 1945-12-12
'Shop>Talk'
By Dorothy Bihlman

only the lowly rayons are adj that
are on hand. II you can't find q
pair in your size, don't dispair. just
secure a box of color remover and q
box Of special stocking dye and GO
to town redyeing odd stockings
The color remover takes out enough
Of the old color to enable you to re-
dye. The dye works equally we'll on
all hosiery materials, including
nylon and comes in six colors, coral
tan. smoke haze, beige, wine, bronze
and brown butter. It doesn't re-
quire boiling and each package con-
tains sufficient dye for approximate
ly eight pairs. This product has
been greatly improved since it was
introduced to the public several
years ago. Mismatched hose aren't
much good to you, anyway, so trying
your hand at redyeing is well worth
the small cost of the product.
ATTRACTIVE BOOK ENDS add
to the appearance of a room. Ones
made of clear, sparkling crystal will
fit in with almost any type of set
ting, even an office. There are styles
to suit any personality or please any
whim on display in a local store
among them prancing horses and 8
beguiling goose girl.
We NOSED OUR WAY
THROUGH a large crowd surround.
ing a counter (Which isn't unusua
these Christmas shopping days. II
one Of the local stores, only to dis.
cover the center of attention was 6
supply of party aprons" We DOM
mean those pretty frilly little jobs
but ones large enough to envelope 6
good-sized man. They were mad.
Of heavy white cloth and in the cen.
ter of each was q humorous desigr
in gay colors. Also on display were
party serving vests, these being the
| newer of the two items.
Evening star., 1945-12-12
HELP MEN {con..) j.

ADVERTISING MANAGER-Retail ad-
vertising manager wanted. One capable
of supervising the entire advertising pro-
direction Of the sales promotion maneger
Knowledge Of layout, copy and art work
essential Executiye ability important. a
splendid opportunity for one Who has had
advertisinE managerial experience In Z
smaller store or one who has been assistant
"a large store. Excellent starting SALARY
Write or phone for interview TO Henry III
nv: Phone Ma. $500. Ext. $50.
man. unusual proposition to tie ia rishi
man: permanent position with f1rm thai
ts going places: chance to make rea
money. MCKEE PONTIAC. 22nd and
AUTO MECHANICs HELPER, have som.
experience and D. c. drivers license
TO right man. Apply AUNDERS eYSTEM
Evening star., 1945-12-12
Gifts That Clean
BY Euelyn Hayes

Gifts Of jewelry always bring q
gleam to q girls eye. but In this
season when fashions call for q
touch Of gold at the neckline and at
the wrist, jewelry makes the best
gift Of all. If the state of your
heart-and your exchequer-justi-
fles it, you'll probably want to give
real gold. There's forever and
ever" quality about the genuine
article that will match your mood.
The most wanted piece Of jewelry
this Christmas (as though you didn't
knowD is golden choker that she
can wear both with turtle neck day.
time dresses and to set off the decoI-
letage Of her new evening gown.
Give her choker of real gold
either heavy chain choker or q
flexible snake chain-and she'll have
something that she can enjoy as
well as treasure, that she won't want
to lock up and save only for Big
Occasions. However. If you want to
give something superspecial, you
might give her one that we have
just seen-a gold snake necklace
with rigid gold bar clasp studded
with diamonds and sapphires.
Matching this are gold ball earrings,
star-set with tiny sapphires-in
themselves no small token!
Perhaps the most exciting gift we
discovered in the shop where we
found this golden cache is q solid
gold engine-turned bracelet-very
wide and wonderful-with earrings
and clip to match. Definitely a top
flight gift for that 14-karat girl.
II she likes glitter-and you can't
afford diamonds-the bracelet for
her Is a blazing band Of solid gold
facet-cut to make it glitter. For q
lesser gift, there are solid gold ball
earrings either futed or plain and
in three sizes-precious, but not
pretentious.
In the gold-plated versions of the
precious-and there are some very
good copies-chokers still lead the
list. For example, we saw a hand
some heavy flexible necklet in rose
gold color, made with the fine care
usually lavished on the real thing.
We also noted a stunning two-tone
gold-plated chain with elliptical
links that make the choker look
Evening star., 1945-12-12
HELP MEN.

@sssenssrs s.fs sicses. I .ysiissls Mfsissa
r stter school work. Room 200. 1917 New
NORTHWESTERN UNION has immediate
openings for boys not attending school
and who are available all day: with and
srcKIaYsE. ssH kf1n e. Whit White. nonunion s1s pc,
& e afs ehs2rs ho seq q
civil engineer tDIeisrably both) ana Be
expediter. ambitious live wire. tter go-sstter
This is an exceptional opportunity for q
fnS wish an unlimited
sasSy so G1sS 9os
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s%ss sss ssI Moo6a2kD 6RRi '9''isSsR! ISFR
sSsb5SYas. C eo,oreo. say 70 work IN n,zn-cl.s,
sea food restaurant: top wares, includins
s%sas n, Sss iisob be ls yssTs q sSs Or
1921 : st. NV.
BUSBOYS, men with good education wanted
NAN Co. Apply Mr.. Richardson, Room
sGs ssGSsfd' AsD sa, ? sfhERTcAR Il a;E OPERATORS
AvsTase >; eahrninss up to SEQ per week ex
necessary: training paid for; plenty Of
tro WORK; n pension .;I plan. paid vacation. free
morn!nss cAsA RSss GDsa aRANsiH AaNRsgi{
CO., 36th and Prospect ave. NV, George
| town; Take Route No. 20. Cabin Johr
BUTCHER, experienced; good salary. NAVY
YARD MARKET. 921 Sth ST. se
bUTCHEk, experienced. capable Of takini
hss.,ye contsst and Be so.setteTr. ter. Phone hone
BuTCHER. white; experienced: modern
ployment HILLTOP MARKET. $780,
Georgia aye. nv.
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eAHFiEaNsIIEa M iEasIIE TENN contractor wanted. q
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Evening star., 1945-12-12

lemon and grated rind, / cup milk.
Beat whites separately and mix in
just before pouring into creased
baking dish. Set dish in pan of
water and bake in moderate oven
$50 degrees.
Cranberry and Orange Relish
One pound or cups cranberries, 2
whole oranges. 2 cups sugar. Put
all through meat chopper.
Waffles-Two cups -four, 2 tea
spoons baking powder, 2 eggs, 1h
cups sweet milk, l teaspoon sugar,
l teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons lard
or butter. Add 2 level tablespoons
corn meal.
Waff1es-Same as above except /
cup butter. milk and u teaspoon
soda.
Evening star., 1945-12-12

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those of The Star, and as it is
obviously impossible for us to
test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility
for them.
Betsy CasweH.
Evening star., 1945-12-12
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Information. long poems and
requests send in by the tollo,Dino
haue been forwarded to the in
dtuiduals for Whom they were
intended.
Mrs. C. H. P. Linden, Va:
Mrs. G. s., Quantico, Va; Mrs.
H. w. M, Barnesuile, Nd; Mrs.
F. N. Y, Hyattsville, Nd: Mrs.
D. F. KY Siluer Spring.: Miss
G. F. Chevy Chase, Md.; Mrs.
r. L., Falls Church; Mrs. H. F..
Mount Rainier; Mrs. v. d. B.,
Mrs. L. F. M, Mrs. W. E. Mel,
Arlington: Mrs. II. S., Mrs. d. q.
r., Mrs. J. H. G., M. A. M, Mrs,
q. r., Mrs. j. W. H., Washino-
ton.,
Our thanks to these readers
tDhose contributions ,Dere SIM
liar to Others previously re-
ceived.:
Miss I. F. T., Alexandria: Mrs.
H. A. s., HyattsDille; Mrs. D. H.
L., Mount Rainier; Mrs. r. C. R.,
Bethesda; Mrs. G. S. H., Arlino-
ton; Mrs. H. F. S., Mrs. E. M. S.,
Mrs. w. M. H., Washington.
Evening star., 1945-12-12
CHRISTMAS PUDDING?
COOKIE RECIPE

From Mrs. D. d., Washington.)
I wonder if any of your readers
have a recipe for a Christmas pud-
ding which could be served flaming
in brandy, but which is not a plum
pudding? I find them so similar to
the fruit cake. If some one has
such a recipe, I'd like complete di-
rectionS about how much brandy to
use and just when and how to light
it, with matches or tapers, etc.
Here is a Christmas cookie recine
Sift and measure 21a cups flour
Add and sift into mixing bowl
teaspoon soda, u teaspoon ground
cloves, z teaspoon allspice, table
spoon cinnamon, l cup sugar. Add
grated peel of lemon. Make a paste
Evening star., 1945-12-12
By Barbara Bell

For the soap bubbles set, a jaunty
little jumper with straps that cross
in the back, full swinging skirt and
gay heaTt-shaped pockets. They'll
like the dainty blouse with long
sleeves for change.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1451
comes in sizes 8, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8
years. Size 4, jumper, takes 1h
yards OF IS or 80 inch material; /;
blouse, long sleeves, " yards of IS
inch.
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 80, Station G, New York 10,
N. Y.
The winter catalogue is full OF
bright ideas to inspire the home
sewer. Send for 1t today, 10 cents.