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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-01-19
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PM MarP1 e1a i St AnDls manaeer' SAVOY says
ssss So LOCAL CAN Scr ss sis.
iMaAii5aSHw. live in: \. AH5.llRsson; os,
s MoTGE fss 81 GalS sssa white
must live in: Wo. 1910. 30 !,
through dinner; 6 days, stay In 2 ewes;
S35 per wk. DE. S719.
PRACTICAL NURSE.HoUsEKEEPER from
Feb. I for two months, 70 live in, care
run household, including meals but no
Cleaning Gle, g s enc school child and one
SETTLED SET WOMAN. plain cooking. s.h.w.,
nearby Va. oW. 5000. Call after 10 a m.
WOMAN, g.h.w., some laundry. cook for 9;
Sl5 per week to start. HO. 1884;
Sn9d An; care for CHILDREN hsht house
WOMAN. coiored, desires laundry work
Best references furnished. HO. OTIS.
MoMAN, white, expert cook general
hours Box 3Is-G. Star
WOMAN, g,h.w., like. children: Monday
rr,day 10 20 so Pm; references and health
WOMAN, white. middle aged; s.h.w. and
care Of boy age 5. light laundry; live in;
m g1o have reference. Cab Ii. 1874 after
YoUNG COUPLE interested in having a
white or colored woman to stay in with
private room for general homework and
care for children. Can AT; 5316. 21s
II AM. TO 1:3o Pm, Ist class cook and
| city reference and health card required:
$40 and carfare: 5l2 days. WI. 95SS.
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PERSONAL.

PIANO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. win play for
5ananets; parties, etc. reasonable. Box
a stfss s aVAIABLE-Dependaele nursing
DANCE oRCHEsTRA. s pieces, featuring
ana e ssA sa ssb
yoat BY former 6 confessional secretary.
Y MIAa asl5 s sho1plns service b, siyllss.
h BEsJa MS Or ACHES ssRRsay SCHOOL surs.r,
n hESssh to 4h ! grsae
PERMANENT: 81. shampoo and fnger
asH Ware saH Sfpah atc asy ssry,.
cores eec van" and Ms ass alf1a
m Soln Saks Pr co
Regents Jewelry Coz. Watchmakers over
F PEI dsni FAX scHooL-Primary. kinder
psortstion turni Is, ed enroll now. sol Fern
a Il hi r. 4R 2sGo New York. hang. tai.
% g hRRsEs ps saop H9 S6 ss
TEaiPiLE sch6oi. Manassas. Va. sThs
Sept. 10. l94s. Christian school for girls.
SA 4 yes scHoei ns SOL '' Perm 81
Kindergarten, primary, elementary; &C.
S sis1nsha dancing. dramst,es. Creative srE
music appreciation. outdoor activities:
transpor tation furnished: hot dinners.
INCOME TAX QUESTIONS answered at
your home or Office .throughout the year
& tax szpeEs Gan Gall NE e. 12a saAN al 81 to
$500, call Miss Wright. SH. $3.50.
LENDERS, INC. 1904 Georgia ave. :.
PERMANENT WAVES. 81: shampoo and
hngerwave. soc No appointments; All
work done by advanced students. VAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 g st.
Ii. W. JOHNSON, Dentist-Palse teeth re-
pared while you wait. Room 602. WestorS
Bldg. 14th and SITS NV. Closed Sat.
MOTH HOLES, burns. tears. cuts, ETC..
rewoven to perfection. Special 3-day sery.
ice. ABILITY WAIVERS. $3.50 N.
Washington blvd. Ar. Va. GL. $500.
or Sc, white or coiored, Md. or Va. cox
a. Co. DI 1924. RE 1888.
ing: moderate prices; studio centrally
located in Loew's Columbia Thester Bldg;
equipped for prompt service: LEA ENGEL
(formerly 5th ave, n. r. lilo st. NV,
Room 20. Tel Elk. 1903.
LICENSED BOARDING HOME has vhs
cancies; homelike atmosphere; boys onlyS
ages 2 10 o. WA. 5s25. 20
CONTINUED On Next Pass.)
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

GREGG SHORTHAND touch tipping, speed
diSstafion beginners nSso and reviewers; indi-
dents in your home on violin, piano clari-
net guitar; T: O., Box 1895, FIR, 013a.
LEARN GERMAN the quick. easy way.
n Hatise teacher. Single or groups. GO.
LEARN FRENCH-Fast method, native
teacher. Sinsle or in Eroups. co. 91S.
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher; beginners, review. speed dictation;
FRENCH-Private Instruction and CONVEX
saation PRACTICE by highly cultured widow
f Fl aPq H S6aT nome d5Ss 6y
teaching at New York's Diiier-ouaile School
Of Music, Personalized tutoring. District
TEACHER OF sINGING-Graduate New
ENGLAND Conservatory; European training;
PnaY no Or ss eode
the the. Hawaiian or Spanish guitar, etc. IN q
B By sTJSn5 Mo S5as dSlIy
training in, all subjects, day. night and
MABELLE HONOUR s SCI 3ea ea appfoved
DREssMAk1 Nc sehooL. bes inner lana ana
advanced a s Glasses EXP teachers Cali az
GREa es9i'P sH SKI dicta.ion sypins.
EVENING even classes competsnt teasheT rapid
SPANISH snse tssehsl
fast objective method mo English spoken.
i IsAR G9 SAFE ss pRly1SGEA daa eoDro, car,
dNG, 2sn4 I4th st. NV MI. 1892;
who would like to train in spare time TO
overhaul and install refrigeration and air
e6ndiio III fquiGpmen should be me-
your present, work; CT approved For in
formation about this training write at
enGs gvq bo name age ana
MODERN TRAINING in oeaut, culture, all
ST .r aanh ADPEsS:d y FH
snhsffE N2En St Pr l7sS
this fascinating field where growth Of in
dustry makes opportunity; meet well-to-do
d{o SboT n taS Of sage and
BY weeks, practical training, in Kansas
City; must be at least high school gradu
nss ana 0e ts ane 80 % po
other qualifications, write stating name.
ADDRESS a,aa s. age education and phone NO, to
soiokIP SSHforoeRArHIc instruction
G fpaEse s55 evening g.. SESSIONS RS stnrt,nE
MODELS, girls, and children; trained By
Fnotos fapner dolng adVertlS1ng. fashions.
etc Call In person only, LOUFT & WOLF,
1913 g st. NV 10
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION, mathematics
and physics: primary grades through high
school Apt SOB, Kennedy-Warren. Phone
Adams 5000. Ios
TEACHER OF PIANO-Besinners and ad-
vanced pupils; consultation by appoint
ment: stuaio on carline. LU 627l. pa
TEACHER OF PIANO (formeriy with WASH
ington College OF Music Call before
CoILEGE GIRL Wishes to take lessons
in shorthand in exchange for instruction
IN LIST or End year Spanish. Reply
WO. 1890. 1gs
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand.
typeTriting bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL, 1893 F st. MA. 1888
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CLEANING-Homes cleaned by the hour
thoroueh; man and woman; expert emer,
espiS Sasn Girl our desss tn work
Call LII O924
CoLoRED GIRL wants general honseworA
CoLoRED GIRL, neat. reliable. wants wants
days work n o5 By the week as maid OF
and cookns and earfsrs fRus
and Sun; on; Call Sun. from 8 until. 8
e e61N61 Tn WOMAN vaS, settled cleaning
cooking IN m apt; 20, days week. Ref
eoLoRED. WOMAN, neat; reliable, wants
COLoRED WOMAN. reliable. wants two
apts, to clean Sundays. References. Box
CURTAINS, hand laundered and stretched
IN my home. Call any day, 90 pm; LU,
CURTAINS STRETCHED at home. reason
able prices; also ladies' personal laundry
eeutRTHAiNs WASHED and stretched; work
a. ss Or b psa aq4a IN TWO days Can
ELDERLY CoLoRED LADY wishes Job to
eoqk vf m peaS MI t 6Ss4 Girl
day week, with excellent ref. Phone DU,
GIRL, colored, reliable, wishes days work
Girl. colored. desires job in apt for or
3 adults; plain cooking. no laundry, no
Sunday work; not less than S26,25:, TR.
GIRL, colored, wants general housework
By W MeS ref hsaIth card; pain coosng
GIRL, colored, wishes days work. DE
GIRL. colored. neat, experienced, wishes
GIRL, colored, wishes part.time' work
G9 F o Or dssTs 1 NE Ias
siFf seiorsd d. sith city refs wants
H Me- sas al e aa1 SUR or Son Pssne
shila: no sundays. Can gR, s45s; :.
S 6 81 at eq hoe T TU sss desires
GIRL. coIored, wants gh.w.;. live In or
out; reference, health card; likes children.
GIRL, colored exper. reliable, neat. wants
Job as waitress, pm. to 2 am. DI. 0050
eanssy es aG s7s wants days work Call
GIRL wants 5 or DAYS work, 100 to
sS9 mn Or elea 9a o sfaee evening hrs
GIRL, colored. desires part-tine s.h.w.
GIRLS, coIored. want cleaning in small
Girl eiis &c coloTed wants. job as good plain
ood ne saaday FIR nc es1 Laundry live out
soTf, ln Va: al. possible, Cali RosA IL 10
GIRL, colored, desires days work Thurs, I:
good references: SIS and car fare; until
5 pm Cali ME 0793.
GIRL, colored, wants day work. Call RA.
9377.
GIRL, colored, wants housework: reliable
and honest: fond Of children. no. O76S. =,
GIRL, colored. wants days work. Call
eiain co dosd desires s,h.w. cleaning.
laundry; 5,d e 5h days; s26 and carf.re.
GIRL: coIored. wants part-time work. Call
Girl. eoiored. desires Job as nursemaid.
GfRL, eolored. ironing and lieh. cleaning
In apt, to 6 hours a day. Call CO.
GIRL. colored wants part-time morning or
five-day week job. Ask for MCZELLE RE.
CRIT, colored. desires part time or days
work. Call FIR. 1643 Sunday bet. II
GIRL, colored desires days work, Mon,
Wed, Fri. AID. .I165.
GIRL desires days work on Sundays. Du-
pont $3.50 tRCSAl.
GIRL, colored, wishes general heusework
high-gr references sleep out. Lu. 5321
experienced. Cali ia. 6i64.
Ing or EVENINGS DE 1862.
GIRL, Is, desires domestic work with ar
rangement to attend hight school: sleep IN.
TR. 1888. 8 am. to pm H.. -.
e CHI; ME eol 9Ts4 would IKE Gays ~''.'
GfRL. colored, wants general housework,
psrienca. 10. $3.50.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN,

BOY AND GIRL want job washing dishes
$40. Saturday all day. DU. 500.
COUPLE. white; .wife's services in eX-
change for furnished apt; husband en-
Dloyeo Elk. 0520.
RESPECTABLE, exper, colored couple
would like permanent position as cook;
houseman in good family. Box Bic,
StaE 20*
LIKE TO PLACE young colored couple;
healthy. SOBER, educated, capable perform
ing duties well: $50 per mo. Ii. 57Ss.
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE, colored, sober.
industrious, seek position es janitor with
quarters JOHN, AID. Sl93
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcen..l

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcontj
GIRL. eolored. wishes day work, Can MI.
b h.a ssssss vaBt' Job e. @ss b
KT s0l9 ore wants lSs asss school
an s eo ssss n sfsie' DE- @0rP ssss eve
s sE $40 s0 Dss ea xsns A. s days per
No c. SiiS. W. North s 1857. ~
GIRLS, =. colored. wish part-tine work
GIRLS. solOred. desire s:h,w.. day Or week,
s IAN Tx n ssas G aspa. refs ser nsa
Apt. call pR. $3.50. At least 2 days no.
tiee. Ask for VIOLA or VIRGINIA.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wants work after
i aA6 dssres d days eee WORK experienced
Tuesdays throush Saturdays Cali L..
sssP s0 sundays ssss. b. s ssoa ref can
3D. SSH after r Sun Ap or s Mon atser j.
| LADY. eoiored. desires work days, Tues
| day, Thursday and Friday, in small apt.
s siser sanday i NJ da sss refs Can
LADY, colored, wants 3 days work Mon
gays; Wednssdays. Thursdays Call after
{
family wash, chair covers and curtains to
n nT Issasss. NO .,s stss vork.,,
work. MI, 1894 Sunday or alter 8 eve
settled da soors Mon de. thrGssh
SIS and carfare. TR. 4003.
1 ts1I Te Ia Ba THE DAY or take home.
NURSE, white, available for or 10 hr.
duty best reference. Phone DE 46S3,
NURSE, Immediately available, for chronic
i ny 20 eonValescent and maternity cases.
NgRsEMiArp or g.h.w, white. experienced.
se1ee s,d grad desires home for
references. BOX 436-E. Star. 81.
WOMAN, eolorsd; wishes days work or by
WON eolored wants lob IS maid IN
referenees TR. 54sG. ''A''''- S00d
WOMAN. eolored; wishes work by week
or 9r-s gay SO and carfare by day. NO.
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work
% esSs co SH s09 wants M DAYS week
cleaning, or 8 to 5. No cooking. NO,
s M9MA Work e00 ~ va, Ss9ts part time or
| WOMAN colored, refined, desires about 4
days work: general al, cleaning Or ironing;
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time morning
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time WORK
: 5g days sso week soc per hr. carfare; to 2.
MoMANIs- colorsd. laundress: days work.
WOMAN. colored, desires night work. DI.
WOMAN. colored. desires work Mondays.
W sseb esx cali aqn d sleanins hours
WOMAN, colored. wants part time. lob for
evening dinner 5 until s.; SIS wk.; good
ref Call after pm. Lu $685.
r0lOrpd
day through Thursday; reference IL.
| 1884. Call after > o'clock
| WOMAN. colored, wants days work Tues
days, Thursday or Saturdays; best of ref
| erences. TR. 6434.
WOMAN. colored, desires general house
work; wishes steady work for employed
ADULTS; recent reference. Call Sunday, FIR,
WOMAN. colored, wants g.hw. or part
time work. 3 or 4 days; small house or
apt, or night cleaning; good cleaner, cook;
exp: city refs. NO 1852.
WOMAN. colored, wants general house
/ work. Call 9-l2 and , to 5, Ludlow 6027.
WOMAN, colored, exp, wants part-tine
g.h,w; or cleaning. AT, 1857. 49,
WOMEN, colored t2} desire days work,
20 and car ART -s Or part time SEQ ref
WORRYING HoUshKEEPER or practical
nurse; Christian woman, not young. Box
Y i'ot f LADY. fine. desires work not less
| than $40 week, consider outside contact
work. Call DU. 055S, after IL am.
YOUNG WIDOW. with daughter, :. wants
h.k. for employed couple; small wage, nice
living quarters. TR. 0236.
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colored, needs eve
to l. pm: expert
and cafe work. Call
Evening star., 1947-09-01
Dorothy Dix Saws

around your neck, and no helpless
little child clinging to you who twists
your heart in his tiny hands every
time you think of what will become
of him II you abandon him.
So it isn't an easy thing to decide
what is the wise thing and the right
thing to do in such a case.
Yet you are just boy yourself.
Still not old enough and mature
enough to take on yourself the re-
sponsibilities of marriage and
fatherhood, and it Is appalling to
think of your having to pay for the
mistake of child by a lifetime of
the long drawn-out misery of an
unhappy marriage. But that is the
fate that so many reckless young
sters bring down upon their heads.
The average boy or girl who rush
into marriage before they have cut
their wisdom teeth think that If they
don't like it they don't have to stand
it. The trains still run to Reno. But
they find that, as the old saying goes,
you can't unite a knot with your
tongue that you tied with your teeth
There Is no divorce that does not
leave a stain behind 1t, q wound
that never quite heals. and a shadow
that casts a shade over the balance
of their lives.
Evening star., 1947-09-01

| When learning to model in clay,
Mrs. WINS simply brushed off her
well-developed artistic sense and
went to work. She turns out every
piece in "the WINS manner" In
modelling ash trays, she simply rolls
out the clay on waxed paper with
rolling pin, cuts it with a scissors,
and fashions the pieces into the
desired shape. When fashioning
angel wall brackets, she discovered
the ideal way to create angel hair
was to squirt the clay on with a
cake decorator. The curls were then
pressed into shape with a tooth
pick.
Among Mrs. WINS more fanciful
pieces is two-man horse of the
Ray Shipstead variety, complete
with buttons connecting the two
sections. Shes currently busy
casting footprints of the children.
Glazing is a simple matter. A
bottle Of the liquid attached to an
air compressor does the job. And
for leaf moulding she has found
that clay pressed in the palm of
your hand produces realistic leaf
veins"
What's YOUR hobby? Call
Betty Miles, National 5000, Er-
tension 396-she'd like to hear
from yOHi
Evening star., 1947-09-01
Creating in Clay
Bp Betty Miles

Proper parts of clay and paint,
q considerable amount of expert
renting and uninhibited imagina-
ton supply Mrs. James S. Y. WINS
OF Washington with gay creations
In clay. a.-
In the course of developing her
eight-months-old hobby she has
seen a cat-clay, of course-disin-
tegrate in the kiln and has all but
buried the WINS household in ex-
cess clay, buying, with her begin
ner's zeal, at least ten times the
amount she needed My eyes," de-
clared Mrs. WINS, "are quite bit
bigger than my kiln"
She has, however. also turned out
attractive table and wall fgurines,
demitasse cups, pitchers, ash trays
and vases that are a credit to any
craftsman. The potter's wheel her
husband produced has played not
minor part in her success. Judge
WINS designed the copper-lined
wheel, complete with motor and
pulleys and adjustable rod for bal
ancing the hand. Also part of the
equipment is wedging wire for
eliminating air bubbles.
In the operation pictured, the
wheel is making 60 revolutions
minute as Mrs. WINS fashions the
bowl Thread-like ridges are made
on the bowl with a modelling tool.
Evening star., 1947-09-01
French Menu Terms
Bv the Chef

CARROTTES-Too easy. Just
drop It" and an "e.'
CELERI-Celery to you. -
CERISES-Cherries.
CERVELLE-Brains, usually fol-,
lowed by the name of the animal,
from which they are taken.
CHAMPIGNONS - General term,
for mushrooms, although several
varieties may be included. -. =,
CHEVREUIL-VeniSon, deer. ,a-
UFLEUR - Caultlower,,
CHOU X-cabbage, CHOUx DE
BRUXELLES-Brussels sprouts. ..
COCHON DE LAIT-Suckling pig.
CONCOMBRES-Cucumbers,b but
naturally! =
CONFITUR REsThis covers
Jams. marmalades,. etc. o..
CRETE-This is a coxcomb. an
other favorite with French restau-
rants. '
CREVETTES-Shrimps. ,ss
DINDON-Turkey. Remember, it.
got its name as cock of the Indies
ENTREMET-Swe dessert. J..
EPERLANS-Smelts, no less. -,,.
EPINARD-"I say it's spinach"
FAISAN-That delight of gour- :,
NETS, the pheasant. s..4.
FLAGEOLETS- beans. IS.
FOIE-Liver, followed by name
of its owner. t...
FRAISES-Strawberries. a.
FROMAGE-Cheese in general. ,-
GELEE-Jelly or jellied. s..
Gibier-Poultry giblets. ..
GIGOT-A leg, usually OF mutton.
GRENOUILLES- in gen.
eral, but the term for frogs legs
as dish Is, oddly enough.
''NYMPHS." d..
Our last and final lesson next
week!
Evening star., 1947-09-01

Dear Miss Dix: I am a boy Of 10.
have been married two years and
have baby six months old. Like
all other young people who marry
early, I have found that marriage is
more serious than I took it to be and
I no longer want to be married. I
have tried hard to make my mar
riage a success for the baby's sake,
for I love him dearly, but my mar
riage just won't work out.
My wife doesn't care to go to any
place and have a good time, and
think she would be perfectly willing
to give me a divorce. However, I
am willing and want to support my
child. There is nothing the matter
With my wife except that we are just
red of each other and we don't
like to do the same things, and we
are always fighting with each other.
Please advise me what to do.
WORRIED RICKEY.
Answer-Well, Hickey, the terrible
thing in life is that we can't ever
undo the things we have done and
that we have to pay as high price
for our mistakes that we innocently
made as we do for our sins. No
amount of regret over the folly you
committed is going to make you a
17-year -old boy again. with no wife
Of whom you are tired hanging
Evening star., 1947-09-01
WhyGrow
Old?
Bp Josethine Loacman

I believe that most of us age
sooner and may even die younger
because we have, for years. adopted
the sedentary mode of life. We
sidestep exercise and increase our
rich food intake and sit about, al
lowing our muscles to become lax
and our circulation to become more
stagnant than it should be. 1t
seems to me the rocking chair and
boredom kill more people than ex-
ercise ever did!
The stimulation of circulation is
important in practically every beauty
routine. Massage improves the con-
dition of the hair because it stimu-
lates circulation White heads dis
appear when given a treat to in
crease circulation through the use
of a complexion brush. And there
is a theory that facial contour Is
improved by the habit OF lying
with your feet and hips higher
than your head. This practice is
also supposed to be beneficial to
sinus trouble. There has been some
suggested correlation between exer-
els and a sluggish liver and even
cancer.
Certainly circulation is important!
Increased circulation means better
respiration and elimination and I'M
proves the tone of our vital organs:
If YOU have any special physical
disability you should, of course, fol-
low the advice of your doctor care
fully. However, the average woman
would profit by regular exercise
which naturally increases creula-
ton.
Most of the mat exercises and
especially the abdominal exercises
are most beneficial in this way
They also build tone in the abdom-
inal muscles and these are especlal-
~ important to woman.
For instance, the following exer-
else builds tone in the lower ap-
dominal wall: Lie on your back
with YOUR legs straight and your
arms resting on the floor at your
sides. Lift your left leg about SIX
inches from the floor (stiff knee.
AS you lower your left leg, lift your
right about the same distance
Never let the feet get far from the
floor. Keep the knee straight
throughout the exercise.
Certain bending exercises are
splendid for stimulating the liver,
Do this one: Stand tall. Raise
your arms sideward. shoulder height
Twist the trunk to the left and try
to touch the right hand to the left
foot. Raise the trunk and then try
to touch the left hand to the right
foot. Raise the trunk and continue
alternating.
Have a physical checkup and then
begin your exercises for health
beauty and vitality.
If you wish to have my 1eaf1et
No. Sc, Pep" which gives sugges-
tions for banishing fatigue, send q
stamped, elf-addressed envelope
with your request to Josephine Low.
man in care of f-I1e> Evening Star
Evening star., 1947-09-01

Well, here's No. 9 in our series OF
10 lessons on the meaning of the
various terms seen on French menus
This lesson and the final one next
week will be sort of roundup of
some items we haven't mentioned
before. If you have missed any of
the articles in the series or would
like complete set to keep. drop ne
line in care of this paper, inclosing
a LARGE envelope, plus IL cents
postage, with your request and I'll
be glad to send it along.
ABATTS - Sometimes used for
giblets, but mostly refers to the
sundries of large animals-head,
belly, feet, organs. etc.
ALOSE - Shad. LATTANCES
D'ALOSE would be shad roe.
.AMOURETTES-Pieces of beef
marrow, used in clear soups.
ANANAS-None other than a
pineapple.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, of course !!
ANGUILLE-If you can't bear eel,
steer clear of this one!
ARTICHAUT-French or globe
artichokes.
AUBERGINE-This is confusing
but it is simply an egg plant.
BECASSE-Woodcock.
BEURRE-Butter.
BOEUF-Beef. Any special cut
will be designated by other terms
given you.
CABILLAUD-You're not apt to
run into this much. 1t is fresh cod.
CAFE-You know that's coffee
right off the bat!
CAILLES-Quails, favorite dish
Of French restaurants.
CARRE-A shoulder cut of meat.
A shoulder of lamb would be "carre
d'agneau" or "carre de mouton."
Evening star., 1947-09-01
Readers Clearing House
ANTI NAPIER?
From Mrs. r. D., W1shtngton.)

From Mrs. r. D., WGShtngton.)
My little boy, age Is months, has
suddenly rebelled against taking
his afternoon nap and going to bed
at night. AS soon as lay him in
his crib, he screams, holds his
breath and jumps right up again.
I have tried letting him "cry 1t
out" but he gets himself so upset
and overheated until there is no
control at all. I have tried sitting
with him and telling him stories
and singing to him, but he cries
through it all. I only give him one
nap a day and try to put him to
bed at 8 pm. without any excite
ment. He isn't hungry because he
eats pretty we'll.
If any one has had this trouble
and conquered it, won't you please
help me?