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DANCING INSTRUCTIONS

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'ruc'icn Harry HirsS studios 1915
woodward Madison 3032
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Qsve- lcreiv s'rsvs ir demand All
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'eachcrs sucly private IsSsons special
courvs - so Pre- trial lesson with
each Interview Cs" f.r appointment
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GAS HEAT

Is Your Furnace Sick ,
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ELECTRICAL WIRING

COMPLETE wiring repairing comm.
industrial, household Im. ~ CT $500
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ROmeN Siring stesl boxes svlfr.t~S
receptacle refisc tors Mazda fourf--
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ROOFING. TIMING. SIDING

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DETROIT TINES
Expert ssrviss Directory
and Buyers Guide
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
APPLIANCE SERVICE

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Fiesr Sending. Waxing. Etc.

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cENERAL REPAIRs. SERVICE

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ATTENTION -EIPer' repairing SPRINGS
chairs sofas etc Repaired IN your
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FURNITURE rcfinishing csbine, repsir
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Cleaners-Dyers--Luundries

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taken. quick service
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Evening star., 1946-03-26

Thrift is a valuable asset to char
acter and to success in life. BY
success I do not mean riches. /
mean comfortable living, without
fear of starvation or homelessness
or uncared-for illness. That state
of life where men can feel secure
against anything that comes to
them except the awful acts of God
and Nature is the successful state.
Neither too much nor too little.
The pattern we live out along
with our children is the one they
are most likely to follow for the
greater part of their activity. If
we envy great riches, crave publicity,
the curse of this age-if we must
have every gadget, every bit of lux
ury anybody else has, we set the
wrong pattern. We put surface
things on a higher level of life than
we put the essential things, such as
inner security, peace and simple
living.
The best rule ever laid down for
the right sort of success is the one
that calls for saving a part of every
dollar earned. Instead of spending
a dollar and one cent, spend SO, or
better yet, spend 80 and save the 10
cents. Keep within the limit, never
overstepping 1t and never buy any,
thing that is not needed.
Need is many-sided and I would
not neglect the needs of the soul
for those of the body but let both
have their share. Fun, release from
Evening star., 1946-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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by myself. NELSON F. HUMPHREY. AIS
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Evening star., 1946-03-26
May | Get My License?'

serves as a good identification when
charging on the family's accounts)
Show your mother that you can
also help her, not just yourself, by
driving. You can take her to mar
ket and sit in the car SO she will
avoid the parking problem: you car
do the errands. and generally play
chauffeur. She'll be all for you
Get your older brother or sister or
your parents to sit down with you
while you study and explain any,
thing on which you might be a little
hazy. 1t will also be good for them
If the older generation will get
hep" and realize that life can't
just stand still, each year we all
get older, and be ready, willing and
able to help you, there will be a
lot more and better drivers on the
road and we'll all live a little longer
So think about these things when
you think you're old enough to
drive. Convince your family that
you have enough common sense to
realize the responsibilities entailed
Evening star., 1946-03-26
Children s SuUings
By A ngeIo Pafri

labor, enjoyment of music and art
and religion are human needs and
must be held equal to clothing and
food and shelter if the success we
aim at is attained. This we must
teach children by example and
precept.
Children should be given an al
lowance as soon as they begin to
spend a penny and they should be
taught how to spend it. They must
learn how to keep accounts and so
stay inside their means. The penny
bank must figure in every scheme
of finance because thrift is what
we want to teach. Thrift is not
meanness nor privation. 1t is dis
cipline that leads to understanding
and contentment.
Little children cannot look far
ahead so they save up to buy some
little thing they want, something
they can buy next week. The older
children learn to save for bigger and
more costly things and so look to-
ward a future satisfaction. Saving
just for savings sake is not good
medicine for the soul, but saving
and using wisely is a great tonic.
Giving birthday gifts to brother
and sister, father and mother and
the grandparents is fine incen-
tive to saving in the beginning. AS
the years pass, needs provide all the
incentive necessary. The idea is to
teach children to stay out of debt,
to have a reserve In time Of need.
Evening star., 1946-03-26
By Jane Clark

this nail oil in a small bowl or pan
and heat it until it's warm to the
touch. Then dip your finger tips
into it and let them soak. When
you take them out, massage the oil
into the nail and cuticle. II you
REALLY have time on your hands,
pull on pair of cotton gloves, over
oil and all, and spend IS or 20 min
utes reading while your nails soak
up the lubricant.
It's a fallacy that soap and water
roughen and redden your hands.
What roughens the hands IS wash
ing them and failing to remove all
of the soap. Make sure that they
are thoroughly dry after each wash
ing. Whenever you have time, give
your hands washing in lotion.
Yes, that's what we mean. Actually
wiring and scrub them with hand
lotion just as you would with soap
and water. The massage helps the
softening oils to go deep into the
pores and fine lines Incidentally.
there is hand cream of very fine
reputation which is now on sale
in local store for less than half
price. With such a cream. or lotion.
if you will wear cotton gloves over
heavy coat of it while you sleep,
you'll find your hands will be beau
tifully smooth in no time at all.
AS for the nails-please, PLEASE
don't file them with a nail file. En-
cry boards are ever so much easier
on the nail and do the job every bit
as well. Steel instruments of any
kind are liable to do much more
damage and injury than good. Use
an orangeWood stick padded in cot
ton and gently push back the cuticle
with cuticle stick, Need We mention
the fact that cuticles cut down with
Evening star., 1946-03-26
Time on Your Hands

the scissors are the kind which have
hangnails and ragged, rough edges?
The smooth line of your cuticle is
one of the sure signs of beautiful
nails.
There are many new and wonder
full nail polish colors which are
making their appearance on the
counters for spring wear. Yester-
day we overheard three girls dis
cuSsing one of the new shades. The
first commented on the lovely color
of her friends nail polish Where
upon the friend drew out the lip
stick which matched 1t came in a
beautiful carved blue case One girl
said, "Oh, it's such a lovely pinklsh
color The other girl said, We'll,
actually there's quite a bit of red in
it." And so it went. But they were
quite correct. The color is a red
with a decidedly pinkish csst and
it's delightfully."- called "Firef1y" An
other new red polish which has the
same pinkish cast is named Slight
ly Dangerous"
AS for the applying of polish, if
you have very wide nails. leave a
tiny border of nail along the sides.
This will scarcely be noticeable and
it will give the illusion of simmer
and longer fingernails. It's a good
idea to buff your nails before you
flow on the polish. This helps make
a fawlessly smooth surface. If you
are Of the school of thought that be-
lieves that two coats of polish are
better than one, be sure that the
first coat is thoroughly dry before
you apply the second. When apply
ing the polish be sure that your
hands are braced so that you've a
steady stroke for this delicate pro-
cedure. Putting on polish requires
time on your hands if you are going
to end up with professional look
ing job!
Evening star., 1946-03-26
By Laura Allen

may tell you a lot of the regula-
tions, but it's help to have them
all down in black and white.
The Golden Rule Of Life is also
the Golden Rule of the Road, DO
unto others as you would have them
do unto you" You'll find when
you get the book, that the people
who compiled it put that first of
all. By application of it you will
avoid driving on the wrong side
of the road, you will give hand sig
nails when you want to turn, and
not just veer sharply to the left or
right, while the person in back
wears off few inches Of valued
rubber as he slams on his brakes
You also won't pass when you can't
see what's approaching, and you
will keep every other rule of the
road.
Another thing to avoid is driv-
ing another persons car. if you
are not old enough to do So You
are taking too much responsibility
on your shoulders. You may not
break law, but some one else
may not be so careful and you
thereby forfeit the insurance on
the car you are driving and
have your own license revoked
ALWAYS CARRY YOUR LICENSE
AND REGISTRATION CARD when
operating a car, then If an acci-
dent occurs, your insurance will
cover the damage. (Also q license
Evening star., 1946-03-26
Ouer the Back Fence
By Isabel Hacken

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did but was b ron p over ne ] RRauaea % nus
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these hns n a @ st w. m this po 5 yu ba f0aR @ e T ns9ags s
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We hope the teacher gives him an "A
noceo Two eeo growing cactus plants in window
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something about it. The had
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Evening star., 1946-03-26

Don't just envy beautiful hands
You can HAVE them simply by
spending some time on them every
week. Time on your hands is hard
to come by-we know all about that!
However, in the interests of beauty,
time MUST be spent. Your hands,
after all, are constantly on parade,
and are Just as much in need of
care and Identification as your face.
Every time you sweep your hands
through the air in a gesture. every
time you lift a glass, everytlme you
point, your hands are noticed. It's
foolhardy to think that they can
be hidden. Granted that not every
woman can possess long, slim fingers
with tapered oval nails, but every
woman CAN improve the appear
ance of her hands.
Beautiful nails, like a good deal
of other naturally -come-by beauty,
exist to a good extent from good
health. Your nails often tattletale
on your physical condition. Thin
and splitting nails denote lack OF
calcium IN your diet. White spots
often accompany a nervous temper
ment Blueish nails mean, general
ly, poor circulation Calcium and
PHOSPHORUS are the No. sup
porters of lovely nails. These
minerals are found in such foods
as buttermilk, milk, fish and cottage
cheese. For good healths sake, not
to mention fine nails, you'd be wise
to supplement your daily diet with
some of these foods.
Once a week spend time on your
hands giving them an oil bath.
There is a special oil which is very
beneficial to the growth and lubri-
cation of your nails and which can
be used either before or after your
polish is applied, Place bit of
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Evening star., 1946-03-26

Being of naturally optimistic
nature, and open-minded to fault,
I honestly believe that the day will
come when old age, as we know it,
will be deferred for years and years
and when middleage will resemble
youth today
Because of the wonderful things
scientists are learning about the
human body and health and disease
and nutrition, it seems that we act
ually can look forward to the time
when life will be greatly extended,
and even more important, when
vitality will last into old age as we
now know it.
The only thing which worried me
lin the past was the fear that the
miracle might not happen soon
enough for me- Now with the new
Russian serum which rejuvenates
you and puts you back on the beam,
l may live my 200 years after all
AS I understand it, they shoot a
serum into you're consecutive It's
sue and I only hope 1 have some of
the latter left by the time the serum
is available.
In the meantime, while we wait
for the miracle of perpetual youth
Evening star., 1946-03-26

With spring vacation, comes the
cherished permission to learn to
drive and obtain a license that teen
ayers have longed for ever since
they saw their older brothers and
sisters reach the same advanced
stage in life The weather is good
they are of age and they have the
time All they can think of is
that they will soon be as good as
the older generation. they, too, can
drive!
To the older children, this signs
death warrant to the unlimited
use Of mothers car. 1t will have
to be shared with Junior, but it's
stage in growing up that they
all go through Think how mother
felt when she realized that gone
was HER unlimited use of her
car!
With the privilege of driving
comes a lot of responsibility that
sometimes isn't considered. If you
are old enough to drive. you are
old enough to think about these
responsibilities. You are not only
taking your life in your hands every
time you get in a car, but also the
lives of any one driving with you
and the lives of those who cross
your path. Think about that. The
terrific expanse of territory covered
by one little nod of fathers head
when you ask him that simple ques-
ton, May l get my license?"
The usual procedure is to obtain
learners permit first This gives
you the legal right to drive, only
there must be a licensed person
in the car to teach you You also
get handbook of rules for operat-
ing car, and to learn the rules
of the road. These books are pretty
good things and shouldn't just be
memorized for the written test that
you'll have to take before you can
pass the road test, but should be
put to practical use. Common sense
Evening star., 1946-03-26
Readers Clearing House

asked for Chinese dishes. I'd like
to contribute this recipe for Chinese
chow mein.
Brown pound ground round
steak, u pound ground pork steak
and onion medium sized, cut f1ne)
in tablespoonfuls shortening. Add
2 tablespoonsful flour and stir well,
then add IL cups boiling water and
cook while, like gravy. Add one
cup diced celery, one can Chinese
bean sprouts, 3 tablespoonfuls Chi
nese brown sauce or chop suey
sauce and III cups cooked rice,
which has been blanched. Put into
a creased baking dish and bake in a
moderate oven, $50 degrees, for IA
hours. Add more water if it seems
too thick. Remove from oven Is
minutes before serving. Serve with
Chinese or chow mein noodles. You
can substitute Chinese mixed vege-
tables for the bean sprouts if they
are not available This is equally
as good when warmed over a second
time and I'm sure you will enjoy it..
I spilled some lemon juice on the
top of my electric range and did not
wipe it up Immediately. 1t has
made my top sad" Il believe that
is the correct wor6. I have used
all kinds of cleaners, ammonia, and
cream of tartar, etc, and none of
these things have helped. Can any
one suggest something to take this
off?
Evening star., 1946-03-26

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 1t is
obviously impossible for us to
test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility for
them.
Betsy Cas,ceH
Evening star., 1946-03-26
Why Grow Old?
BY Josephine Lo,pman

which Ponce de Leon sought so
many years. there are things we can
do in order to hold on in good
shape. We have learned a great deal
about nutrition, and vitamins and
their effect on health. We better
understand the Importance of
enough Sleep relaxation. sunshine,
outdoors, exercise and happy dis
position.
We are realizing the effects on the
body of such negative emotions as
worry and fear and acknowledge
the price we pay in health for high
pressure living, hurry and hecticness
We have a better insight into the
connection between mind and body
and understand that we must discip-
line ourselves both physically and
mentally for vital living. We might
we'll apply these old and new rules
with more seriousness in order to
achieve greater zest in the present
and to wait for the miracles of the
future
If you wish to have my leaf1et No.
56 Pep" which suggests ways to
avoid fatigue, send a stamped, self
addressed envelope with your re-
quest to Josephine Lowman in care
of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1946-03-26

Particularly suitable to the larger
figure is this neatly-tailored slip
with comfortable built-up shoulders
and waistline darts for a smooth fit.
Matching panties. Easy to make
just three pattern pieces.
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1470
comes in sizes 36, 38, 40, AZ, A, 46,
48, so and So Size 38 slip requires
234 yards of 35 or 80 inch material;
panties, l1s yards; gathered lace for
slip. 31a yards.
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.
Evening star., 1946-03-26

Garry your Easter bunny around
on your overalls. He's funny one
with pink ears, cute whiskers and
bright eyes.
Pattern envelope contains hot
iron transfer for one design, color
chart, stitch illustrations and full
directions, plus tissue pattern.
Send Is cents (coin) for Pattern
No R2382 to Needle Arts Depart
ment, The Washington Star. P. O.
Box l72, Station D, New York 3
N. P. Please include your postal
zone number.