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The Phoenix index., 1941-01-11

TOUCHDOWNS: Jenkins (2),
Moody. Extra pOints-MOOdy.
FIELD GOAL-Schnebly.
SUBSTITUTIONS, Morris Brown
Eatman, Collier, Williams, Jones,
Duffield, Franklin, Donaldson;
McFarley, Alexander, Walton, Lof-
ton, Price, Jefferson, Weaver.
Qualls, Ebbs, Armstrong.
REFEREE: Lennon (Bluefield) {;
Umpire-Forte Boston ID; Lines
men-Gaston CTenn. State); Field
Judge-YOung (ChicagO).
score By Quarters I
Morris Brown Z 0 6 6-l9
WilberfOrce u
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-11

TEAM AVERAGE
l. Norris Brown . 26.8S
g Florida - - 1881
g Morgan - =. .... 24.75
a. Wberforce - 24.06
s. Southern . ....... 2313
G. J. G. Smith - .. 22.50
G Prairie View - $3.50
z Langston . . 21.SS
g. Kentucky State - 21.56
g. Alabama State ... . 21.25
10 Lincoln (Pa) - 2O.1
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-11
EXTENSIVE SCHEDULE

Faculty Manager Dunn released
the official Hornet basketball
schedule for 1940-41. Home games
are as follows: January 10, Morris
Brown; January II, Xavier; Janu-
airy 18, Talledega; January 70,
Kentucky; January 81, Clark
February z, Tuskegee; February
II, LeMoyne; February 10, More
house; February 81. Florida A and
NJ: February "a, Fisk; Games a.
way: January IL Fisk; January "a
Tuskegee; January Is, Morehouse;
February 1, Florida A. and M; Feb
8 .Talledega; February IA, Xavier
FEBRUARY IS, Southern; February
%, open.
The Hornets sextette plays home
games with Louisiana Normal on
January 10, Talladega January II
Tuskegee, January 25. and Florida
A. and M. February 81. Games a.
way for the "Hornettes::" January
IL, Talladega, February l FLORIDA
A. and M. and February Is Tuske-
gee.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-11

Ohio.
When the debris was cleared
away, jenkins had electrified ten
Evening star., 1941-04-23


Tiny babies need soft clothes all through the spring and
months
hand
snfes
outfit
Pattern envelope complete eayo-read
directions for above
Evening star., 1941-04-23
Dorothy Dix Says go
Having Ability to Cook Is Best
Recipe for Holding Husband

Speaking on this important sub
lect OF how to retain a husbands
love. gentleman who should know
whereof he speaks. because he has
been national president of the Club
Managers Association of America,
attributes not only much of the
prevalent domestic discord to poor
home cooking, but the wandering
Of husbands to a. search for a varied
menu.
Most wives" he asserts, have
a one-track mind, so far as food
IS concerned. They are one-dish
cooks. If they can make a pot
roast and peas, it comes on the
table day after day. until the man
of the house wants to scream when
he sees it.
"Or he is smothered in creamed
things until he gags at the sight of
a COW.
so it is small wonder that he
makes an excuse to stay down at
the club for dinner, where he will
get something different, cooked in
different way. If the housewives
of this country would learn the
technique of the club dining room,
the divorce courts might take a
holiday now and then"
Ladies. an oracle has spoken. He
has answered for once and all the
question you have been asking
your troubled hearts: How can we
keep our husbands in love with
us when we are no longer young,
nor beautiful, nor glamorouS 1t
is by making them comfortable.
1t is by giving them the things
they like to eat, cooked the ways
they like them, and by always
keeping a little surprise by way
of new dish in your apron pocket.
Perhaps it may not seem as
romantic to brew your spell of en-
chantment for your husband in a
kitchen pot on the gas range as it
does in At jars of beauty lotions,
only the one plan works and the
other doesn't.
For the woman whose only hold
on her husband was her pretty
face Is bound to lose out in time,
whereas the woman who is a good
cook has a charm that never fails,
but grows stronger as the years
go by.
Evening star., 1941-04-23

der pieces, design No. 1271-B is GER
tain to fit comfortably over the bust.
The skirt is cut to high and belt
less waistline-and that front panel,
narrowed at the top, is wonderfully
slmming in effect. The whole thing
is so simple and so distinguished!
Choose fiat crepe or spun rayon
for this, or silk print in indistinct
designs or sheers like chiffon and
georgette. Take your choice of short
or bracelet sleeves.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1271-B
Is designed in sizes 36, 38, 40, AZ, A,
46, 48, so and 81. Size 38 requires,
with short sleeves. AS yards of 80
inch material without nap; with
bracelet sleeves, SIS yards. Sew
chart included
It's ready-our new Fashion Book
-brimming over with lovely new
clothes that you can make quickly
and easily, sewing your own. You
needn't be an expert needlewoman.
The patterns are carefully simplified,
and each includes step-by-step sew
chart to guide beginners. Send Is
cents for your order nowl
Evening star., 1941-04-23

Miss Lindsay will be glad to
help you with your personality
problem. She will keep your
confidence. Write her, care of
The Evening Star, and inclose a
self-addressed, stamped (3-cent)
envelope.
Evening star., 1941-04-23

meticulouS care with her grooming
Many a famous beauty would be an
ugly duckling" if it weren't for
a complete cognizance of this neces-
sity.
Anyway, the little showings which
continue only through tomorrow
you'd better hurry are enter
tanning and valuable performances
ending with a question and answer
session that gives the audience
chance to get in there and partici-
pate. Fun. too.
What with all this talk about
Hawaii, it's little wonder that
clothes and cosmetics which look
as though they've just stepped off
the boat from Honolulu should ap-
pear in the local stores. The latest
are new perfumes in nine distinctly
different fragrances perfumes
whose names are as exciting as their
aromas. For instance, these heady
perfumes which faithfully repro
duce the original scents go under
such names as Flower Lei"-a COM
posite fragrance of flowers; White
Ginger; "Pikaki Intense" which
is the aroma of Hawaiian jasmine,
Queen Liliuakalanis favorite flow
er; ''Pono Moi" the carnation;
'Kiele," a gardenia aroma-and
several others equally fascinating.
You'll find these delightfully."- diff
ferent perfumes packaged in typi-
cally Hawaiian color schemes and
in several sizes. Imported from the
islands, these are something new
and very special
Our next door neighbors" to the
south also have been the inspira-
tion for fashions and the trend
is showing up in Mexican influenced
clothes and other feminine finery.
Newest addition to this group is a
makeup made by a well-known
firm which has turned for inspira-
ton to the colors and lines of cos
TUNES worn south of the Rio
Grande.
To get back to the makeup it
self, it's a clear, glowing color
scheme consisting of a rosy rouge,
a rose-red lpstick, creamy powder
which is varied to suit the individ-
ual skin, a touch of mysterious,
moss-green eyeshadow and flashing
black mascara. And then you look
like nothing less exciting than a
sparkling, vivacious Spanish seno-
rita.
Seriously. this is a very wearable
color of makeup, for not only does
it adapt itself to the skin tones
of blonds. brunettes, titan types
and gray hair, but it fits in per-
fectly with all the new costume COL
Evening star., 1941-04-23
Playlets Presented Daily
Stress the Importance
Of Proper Makeup
Hawaiian Perfumes Now Here
In Truly Fascinating Array;
Mexico Also Inspiration
By Helen VOgt

Laugh at the idea will and probably WILL but well wager
don't how cleanse fac Sounds
like farfetched notion according the appearing
local should properly accomplish their
beauty by,eang their qualities finding the best makeup
and applying it to perfection.
To make the instruction practically painless these two young
ladies presenting little payet called Makeup and Live which
includes information
without painted
effect and other seemingly surprisingly dfcut feminine
problems.
These ladies who hold the titles Ideal Blond Brunette
Types OF American Girl have been selected by world famous
firm touring the country with this needed information
well vd the art of making the of appearance In
old attitude"
they every
Evening star., 1941-04-23
LOUeIier Skin Results
From Using
Mercolized Was Cream

Mercolzed Wax Cream is used regularly
as directed. This famous Skin Bleach and
Beautifler fakes OF a dull, darkened sur
face skin in tiny, invisible particles Un-
covers the newer, prettier Underskin To-
night start using Mercolized Wax Cream
for the whittier, clearer, younger looking
complexion you desire.
Saxolite Astringent tightens loose surface
skin Gives a delightful sense of freshness
Reduces excess surface oil. Dissolve Saxo-
lite Astringent in one-hah pint witch hazel
and use daily. morning or evening.
Tarkroot Beauty Mask-Try this cooling
soothing and refreshing facial. We believe
you will like it.
Evening star., 1941-04-23

occasionally carries an odor that is
offensive as soon as it comes in
contact with the warmth of the
human body.
Within the last year chemical
has been perfected that has stood
all the tests for dry-cleaning, light
exposure, brushing and wear. 1t
combines the technical efficiency
of expensive mothproofing agents
with the price advantages that
make it economically feasible for
widespread utilization.
You may have gone to store
TO purchase a rug for use here in
Washington, and told the salesman
that you preferred anything to q
wool rug, as you disliked the effort
of taking rugs up and storing them
IN the summer. Perhaps he then
assured you that you need not
worry as the rug had been treated
for moths and there would be no
danger. This may even have hap
pened when you bought an over
coat or a sweater or some all-Wool
skating socks.
And all this really is true! You
may invest in sweaters or topcoats
at out-of-season sales and hang
them in your closet without worry.
Rugs may stay on the floor and
blankets be kept in the top of your
closet ready for the frs chilly
night without any extra precaution
against moths. The secret of all
of this is that the demothing process
is built right into the fabric at the
time it is being woven, and the
moth larvae which feed on the wool
IN its natural state are literally
starved to death. Consider this
very important item when next you
buy woolen goods and save the
trouble of moth spraying for all
time.
If in spite of this aid to good
housekeeping you have treasures
that must be stored, you will find
the new cedar chests beautiful ex-
amples of heirloom furniture, de-
signed to go with any period or
wood and in any number of designs.
Many of them have little con-
Evening star., 1941-04-23

venienceS that make them veritable
treasure chests. For instance, if you
wish to tuck away pair of fur
lined gloves or a dainty soft wool
scarf, you need not open the whole
top Of your air-tight chest; merely
open one end of the chest and you
will find a velvet-lined tray which
makes an easily accessible place to
store such small accessories. Cedar
chests are useful in almost any
room in the house and NAV ha nsed
for the s--.e, uustIess care of all
precious fabrics as well as deep"
storage.
If dustproof, mothproof space is
what you need to free your limited
closet space for summer garments,
you will be interested in a stand
ing container similar to the one in
the picture. 1t is big and roomy
and even equipped with tiny light
which goes on when the door is
opened. This is an inexpensive,
double reinforced paper container
with a wood frame, and may be
purchased for So. You may place
your fur Lined overshoes and your
winter coat in this, put it in the
back of your closet and not think
about it again until fall. 1t is a
very smart idea, too, to have one
of these for the fllmy chiffon sum-
mer party dresses that go so limp
as soon as the first muggy days ap-
pear. Organdies and linens also will
stay fresh and crisp in one of these,
which prevents the damp air from
reaching them, and you will step
out to summer parties with that
perky look" we hear about.
To purchase only mothproofed
materials is the ideal and most
efficient way to make your home
restricted area for moths, but until
all woolen materials are so treated
the other two elements of safe
storage are well worth consideration.
Evening star., 1941-04-23

The one subject that preoccupies
wives above everything else is how
to retain their husbands affections
and keep them nailed to their fire.
sides. Much advice on how to per-
form this neat parlor conjuring
trick is given these anxious ladies,
but most of it is so far beyond
the ability of any ordinary woman
to pull off that it would be funny
If it were not also pathetic. For
wives are told that if they wish
to keep their husbands in love with
them they must remain young and
beautiful-as if any human being
has ever yet been able to stop the
hands of the clock, or keep the
roses of May blooming on December
cheeks. They are also admonished
to keep themselves glamorous,
though how women who have gone
through 20 or 80 years of marriage
in which they have pinched pennies
and haggled over cheap cuts of
butchers meat, and walked babies
with the collie, and put up with
the moods and lenses of husbands.
can still trail the pink clouds of
romance after them is past all
understanding Absurdly imprac-
tical as these recipes for keeping
a husband fascinated are, millions
of women try them, as is proven
by the fact that the beauty shop
business is one of the leading in
dustries of the country and that
daily we see millions of middle
aged women suffering the tortures
of the InquiSltion in the vain at
tempt to acquire synthetic beauty
and millions of other women liter
ally starving themselves to death
trying to keep their girlish figures.
Such being the case, and wives be-
ing willing to do so much hard
work and make so many sacrifices
in order to keep their husbands
thinking they are the greatest little
women in the world and glad they
married them, it Is strange that
they so often overlook the one
best bet of all-and that is in
appealing to their husbands stom-
achs instead of their eyes. For
youth may go. Beauty fade. Wit
pail. But as long as woman keeps
angels food in her hand her hus-
band will eat out of 1t.
Evening star., 1941-04-23
Housewives May Combat the Moth Menace Several Helpful
New Demothing Process
Woven Into the Fabric
sStarves' the Larvae
Cedar Chests and Other Well
Designed Containers Offer
Protection for WOolens
By Margaret NOweH

With all the antdotes that invented amazing
how moths the onslaughts
probably a of all
the keep
numbers that mink sable wooden blankets
served for posterity.
Down through the the human has
insects Disease and famine have followed the wake of the little
Potato all vegetable
destroyed periodically oust beetles
destructive
there another all fiber
Millions dollars worth
animal
beetles Despite the millions dollars annually that moth
preventatlveS completely emmed
cason expensive accident happens which makes lose confidence
prevenaves alone.
mothproofng processes
that the mohproong with
Evening star., 1941-04-23

ors in navy and pastels and in
bright prints. It's even good with
bright red clothes!
Be sure tc see this new makeup
which does wonderful things for
your skin and, consequently, for the
brightness of your eyes. No fooin /.
it'll make you feel gay just to
wear it.
Evening star., 1941-04-23

This dress is the satisfying and
endlessly useful kind that you can
wear practically everywhere. It's
simple enough for street and gen.
srsl wear, yet soft enough for in
formal afternoon-a perfect basic
for spring and summer travels.
Every detail is carefully designed
to accentuate height, detract from
width and insure correct fit to large
figures. With bodice gathered at the
waistline and beneath smooth shoul-
Evening star., 1941-04-23
Keeping Spices

Always keep spices tightly covered
and stored away from heat.
Evening star., 1941-04-23
New Dressing

A tablespoon of chutney sauce
put into u cup mayonnaise makes
delightful new dressing for let
tuce or other vegetable salads.
Evening star., 1941-04-23
Persons
Suffer With
Shyness
Often Interpreted
AS 'High.Hat' by
Acouaintances
By Patricia Lindsay

ShyneSs, or self consciousness, is
a characteristic each of us must
try to conquer, for it is frequently
interpreted by others to be high
hat" attitude.
I know the most darling girl who
is in her 20s and is one of the lone
iest girls on earth. She is pretty
and talented and just as nice as
she can be-but she is terribly shy.
Most people do not realize that
she is shy. She acts so self-con-
scious by keeping in a corner, or
by answering the monosyllables, that
people think she is a snob.
People, you know, do not take
the time to investigate why you
tick as you do-they simply accept
what you offer them. If you will
not help to carry on conversa-
ton, or go up to them and greet
them with a smile, they in turn
are not going to bother with you.
ShyneSS is pretty prevalent all
ment. All adolescents, male and
female, are troubled with it at one
time or another and many adults
suffer with it, too But it can be
licked. You simply have to tell
yourself that no one is going to
bite you if you open your mouth
or walk across a room!
Shy persons are shy only in
company of others! They are not
shy in their thoughts, their hopes,
their endeavors. But they freeze
up all their natural charm the min
ute they get with strangers, or in
group numbering more than two
or three friends. Then they let
fear get the better hand-they fear
they are not dressed we'll enough,
they fear they are not interesting
enough, they fear they will make a
mistake, they fear others are not
going to like them, they fear they
are misfits in the world!
What a pity that fear. Fear is
a monster and the only way you
can conquer it is to face it squarely
and keep repeating, II am not afraid
of anything" But do not be brazen
in your actions while trying to
defeat fear-shy persons frequently
are, you know. They put on an
act" in defense of their Shyness,
and are again judged wrongly of
being exhibitionists, which are
harder to stand than persons who
are merely self-conscious. So by
all means do not grow into brazen
bore!
Just force yourself to enter the
conversations about you; to go out
to more parties; to go up and
speak to those whom you have met
and to introduce yourself to others
whom you have not met if they
are in your group of acquaintances.
Dress as well as you can and be
meticulous in your grooming. Don't
worry If you haven't a new dress
or a new suit. Wear what you
have and wear it well by standing
and sitting and walking in attrac-
tive posture.
Keep your mind well informed
so you will be able to talk inter-
estingly-there are ways of switch
ing the conversation around to a
subject on which you are informed.
And by all means relax and smile;
you cannot be too earnest all of the
timel A friendly smile nicely COW
ers up shy tongue!
Miss Lindsay will be glad to
help you with your personality
problem. She will keep your
confidence. Write her, care Of
The Evening Star, and inclose a
self-addressed, stamped (3-cent)
envelope.
Evening star., 1941-04-23

Have you questions to ask con-
cerning the care of your baby?
We suggest that you send for a
copy Of Infant Care" Children's
Bureau Publication No. 8, United
States Department of Labor, to
aid you in raising a healthy,
happy youngster. Send 10 cents
with your order to The Evening
Star Information Bureau today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

in Woodward avenue.
Driving in Telegraph road,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Dancer VeIoz Suffers
Bronchitis Attack

CHICAGO. Oct. 3o.--dNs)-
Frank Veloz of the celebrated
dance team of Veloz and Yolanda
was reported suffering from a
severe attack Of bronchitis today
In st. Luke's Hospital.
Physicians said they had warned
Veloz that he must cancel week
end engagement at the Chicago
Civic Opera House or run the risk
Iof developing pneumonia. The
dancing star has been Ill more
than a week. NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30


Volunteer workers will dress the
dolls before the holidays and on
Christmas morning they will be
TO needy kids.
The Duke of Windsor likes TO
knit and has made several pull
over sweaters for his personal
use.
Models Marion Meyers, Gladys
Ahearn, Betty Bastien, Rose
Wilson and Marion John dis
PLAYING furs and dresses valued
at $4,000 TO an applauding
audience at the Rotary Club
style show,
Fred Rollins and Carl Glad
felter, sponsors of the exhibit,
receiving congratulations
Edward Pokorny leaving before
the show concludes, smilingly
tells friends, II can't take it,
Alex Templeton credits his sue
cess as a concert pianist to Muir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

Now York COM
pany manufac-
turin them
was held up on
the order by
lack of neces-
sary supplies.
However. the
safe arrival Of
a British con-
voy changed the
situation a n d
d o n a ! d +.
Bleakley of the
st X ern
G o m p a ny re-
ports all the
dolls will be in
Detroit by next
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

Gators next
week at the
college.
Clarence s.
Warner, for
m er Detroit
advertiser &
man and now
editor of Des-
tiny m a & a
zine with Of
fees in Ha-
yerhill. Mass.
chatting with
Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfre d La
b @ III g. Bir-
m i n 9Th a m
b ook shop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

ray Paterson of
the d e tro | I
SynRheny=0F
chestra.
James Gordon
a n d w a ! I G r
Clark entering
II O { e | B o o k
Cadillac TO ar
range for the
weekly u n c h
con of the Opti-
mist Club.
Single girls at
the c o u n I y
B uil d n & are
anxious to take
the job of Agnes
Culhane at the
desk. She's the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
FIuorine Tests Planned

LANSING. Oct. 30.--An expert
ment 70 determine whether the
presence Of 7luorine "a drinking
water prevents tooth decay IN chill
dren viii be conducted in ESca-
naba. the department OF health
announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

Maude Norton calling 10 advise
that the name of the central char.
acter in AN American Tragedy
was not Clyde Griffith but Clyde
Griffiths.
Note 10 Mrs. Arthur Newcome
of Royal Oak - The four leaf
clover department is closed, but
thanks for your letter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
People You Know
X X
War Nearly scalped Dolls'-Don Bleakley
BY JAMES SHERIDAN

The Battle of the Atlantic came
close TO preventing 1900 under
privileged little girls from receiv-
inc dolls Christmas morning as
the Gift Of the Old Newsboy Good
fellow Association.
Hair used in the wigs for the
dolls comes from Britain. and the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
DESIGNED TO LEAD IN
STYLING

Chevrolet alone of all low
priced cars has new Leader
Line" Styling, distinctive
new "Door-Action" Tenders
and Body-by Fisher with
No Draft Ventilation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

Ask any typically enthusiastic
Chevrolet owner, (Which is the n1oSt
economical of all the largest-selline
low-priced carsl" and he'll tell you
without a moments hesitation,
"CheprOIef, of cOurSeP'
For upwards of 80 years, the familiar
Chevrolet trademark has been 1.-THE
symbol of savings" in automotive
transportation.
And when you realize that The
Finest Chevrolet of All Time brings
you trim new Leader Line" Styling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Todoy. more fhon ever before
CHEVROLET ECONOMY
is a Personal Advonfoqe end q National Asset

:. new Body by Fisher of the same
type and size used on higher priced
cars -. powerful, thoroughly proved
Valve-in- Head "Victory" Engine and
Untitled Knee-Action Glider Ride -.
along with it's low price and low oper-
atine costs
then you know exactly what we
mean when we say that, under today's
conditions, Chevrolet gas, oil and
upkeep economy is both personal
advantage and q national asset.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

For the Inside News" OF
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times. W
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

marriage license des
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

Countess Elektra Rosanka no
ticed a rambling rose bush in
bloom for the second time this
year.