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Evening star., 1942-07-02
Ward Enters Primary
For House Reelection

By the Associated Press.
SALISBURY, Md, July 2.-Repre-
sentative Ward of Salisbury will
seek nomination for reelection as
Marylands first district Representa-
tive in the September Democratic
primary election.
Mr.. Ward resigned from the State
Senate to accept the nomination by
unanimous vote of the Democratic
State Central Committee for spe-
cial election June 6, 1899, to flll the
vacancy caused by resignation of
Representative Goldsborough, who
accepted a Federal iudgeship in the
District of Columbia.
Mr.. Ward was reelected in 1910
for two-year term,
Evening star., 1942-07-02
I ribute e Paid
TO Ex>President
Of Soroptinists
Miss Emma BuecheIe,
Publicity Chairman,
Is Also H0nOred

Tribute to Mrs. Jean Bennett
whose two-year administration a.
president of the American Fedora.
tion of Soroptimist Clubs ended a
the recent convention in st. Louis
was one Of the features of the
weekly luncheon of the Washington
Soroptimist Club yesterday at the
Willard Hotel.
The club also lauded its publicity
Chairman, Miss Emma Buechele
whose scrapbook won for the second
consecutive time a silver trophy
awarded for press and radio pub
licity.
Silver Cup on Display.
With the silver cup on display,
Miss Buechele challenged the So
roptimists to keep the club "on the
map" until it becomes a permanent
possession. The organization receiv-
ing the trophy three times wins it
for keeps"
Mrs. Bennett, a member and for
ner president of the Washington
club, received a testimonial scroll
signed by the present local officers
as a token of the place she holds in
the affections Of members here.
Tribute was paid not only to her
record as a Soroptimist but also to
her humanitarian work as superin-
tendent of the Central Union
Mission.
Musical Program Held.
Miss Estelle Zirkin, president, also
called for convention reports from
Miss Edna Connolly, first vice presi-
dent, who headed the convention
Committee on Resolutions. and from
Miss Mary Bourke, who reported on
the Venture Club session.
A musical program was presented
by Darlington Sharma, baritone, who
was accompanied at the piano by
Mrs. Jewell Downs.
Guests included Miss Pearl Sharpe,
regional director; Mrs. Blanche Q.
Edgar, member from Sacramento,
Calf; Mrs Janet Berman, presi-
dent of the Alexandria club, and
Mrs. Mae Bowman, former president
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Deaths Reported

Annie Glassman. 81, 420 Gallatin st. n "
Sarah Chidskel, s5, 3542 Porter st. NV
Henry Bitter. so, 4no4 9TH st, ne.
William B. Chapman, 20, 1047 Quebec
pl. NV,
Frank Kenney, 65 5O0S Hanna pl. Sc
John w johnson, As, 500 A St. ne
Joseph Harkins, 80, St. Elzabeth's Hos
william william H. Coston, s5. 1918 18th st. NV
Martha Frazier, ~, 324 Bryant ST. nlV
William T. Hamilton, II, 324 Bryan
John Z. Parsons 70. 1926 9Th st. NV
James Ashton, 81, Westmoreland. Va.
james Gross, 90, Oxen I'M, Nd.
William Kennedy 80, 454 Ridge st. NV
Gabe Martin, 40 943 Florida ave. NV
James Hill, As, 2427 Snow ct. ne.
John Murphy, 46, ll51 Llngers ct. NV
Phillip Roach. A, 364 Dixon CT. NV.
Joshua Fletcher. 20, 494 st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
California Teacher
Granted Divorce in
Bitterly Fought Suit
Grandparents Given
Custody Of Couples
Two Children
BY the Associated Press.

| By the Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Calf, July 2.-Damon
Beard, 26-year-old University of
California astronomy instructor, was
awarded a hotly contested divorce
decree yesterday from his slim,
brunei wife, Virginia, after a lengthy
trial packed with charges and coun-
tercharges of marital misconduct.
Mr.. Boards witnesses testified his
21-year-old wife carried on a series
of romances involving soldiers, sail
ors, marines. Nevada telephone
ineman and Berkeley glass blower.
Mrs. Beard, who agreed she had
kissed few OF the men mentioned
and had written affectionate letters
to the telephone lineman, testified,
however, there was nothing wrong
ful or serious about the affairs.
Witnesses for her accused Mr.. Beard
OF associating with other women.
Parents Denied Custody.
Municipal Judge James Quinn
gave custody of the two young Beard
children to neither of the parties.
Terming Mr.. Beard a "young
man whose life is bound up in the
covers of books" and Virginia as
bright. intelligent and still youth
ful," Judge Quinn concluded:
The court finds neither of them
has developed the sense of re-
sponsibility which would enable it
to grant them care of the children"
Ronald, /, and Rosalyn, 2, were
placed under temporary custody of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence M. Beard of
Berkeley, the paternal grandparents.
Married Too Early.
AT that junction Mrs. Rose Lang,
Virginias mother, rose from her
seat screaming, my God! You can't
do that" She fell to the courtroom
floor, sobbing and hysterical, and
was taken away in an ambulance.
Judge Quinn said Virginia had
married too early and learned too
late about proper conduct" and that
neither she nor Beard had yet ac-
quired the responsibility of parent
hood.
IF the mother can in the future
show to this court both by her con-
duct and her financial standing
that she is ready to assume the
care and custody of these children
the court will consider turning them
over to her." the judge asserted.
The divorce decree was awarded
on the ground of cruelty.
hond aach novdav kAnnS tho
Evening star., 1942-07-02
364 Register in Loudoun
special Dispatch to The Star,

SpcCldi OiopdtCu W 1 ne SLdE.
LEESBURG, Va, July 2.-Three
hundred and sixty-four Loudoun
County youths, 18 to 20, registered
in the fifth draft. Leesburg had the
highest number, where 1913 signed
cards. Hillsboro had II, Purcellville
81, Ashburn Al, Middleburg SO and
Lovettsville 81.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
New Scot REGIMENT

Two new Scottish regiments. the
Highland and the Lowlands, being
organized are the first new regi-
ments raised in Scotland in over
100 years.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Rope-SoIed Shoes

Rope-soled shoes now made and
worn IN Central America are being
adapted for street wear in the
United States.
Evening star., 1942-07-02

A bond each payday keeps the
Japs at bay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
ORES, Simply

Dress simply Bring the simple
clothes u good taste that com
mon sense tells you are APP
propriafc for a camp and for the
simple things you'll do in nearby
towns 4 VISIT 90 camp is not
"a garden party Take sports
clothes for daytime, and for
the unondlng amount Of walking
You'll have TO do comfortable
walking shoes. and not those toe
loss. high-hccled slippers that
viii be silly. Look pretty and
right.
III your soldier is an officer.
there probably VIII be an OF
hccr> dance Saturday evening.
TO WINCH yOu'tf war -e-4eafg
semrformal dance dress If hc S
an enlisted man, he'll probably
take YOU 10 q friendly JSO
dance, which VIII be informal
and great fun
Take simple silk or cotton
dress and hat 10 wear 80 SUR
day morning church In The army
chapel Cthe services are for all
dcnominatlOnS).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

THE INSIDE story Of good
grooming Is your slip This
Anne Adams Pattern, 4l40 fits
smoothly with a pointed front
WaiSt->cam and panellng al the
front bodice and all down the
back. Scif-fabric or ribbon
straps: optional lace trim.
Pattern 4140 Is available in
misses ami women sizes Is, Is.
2O. "a. 80. IS. 80 and A.. Size 10
takes 2is yards 39-inch fabric
Send rs cents for this Anne
Adams pattern Write plainly
size. name, address and style
number.
BE Smartlv patriotic - with
our summer pattern book. Here
are fabrIC,SatingS distinctive
STYLES for every OCCASION every
age. And each design IS easy
enough for beginners
Dress pattern to cents; book
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together, % cents.
Address your request to the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
mcnt. 1928 Times Square, De-
tlplt. Mich. Owing to customs
regulations. orders for patterns
70 Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Pay Your Way

Pay for your own room > Yes,
lust as YOU would do if YOU
were attending a school or coll
loge dance.
Respect your soldiers time
and responsibilities, up 10 the
minute when YOU are expected
10 leave.
Your soldier will he waiting
eagerly Tor your brcad-and-
butter letter. Make 10 the best
hrcad-and-buttcr letter you've
ever written prompt. fun of
enthusiastic appreciation for
everything, from the general
hospitality TO the friendly plans
the soldier made for your hap
pIncss Keep him proud!
To round out your mannerli-
ness, write note 10 the USO
group of hosteSseS, thanking
them for their friendlineSS and
for the service Of their organi-
Zatj0n.
ueulbl.ed b. King Features SYM, inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Self Massage

Finish your hip and legwork
nv giving yourself a massage.
Here S way 10 smooth the
outer Inc from nip 10 knee
stand w with feet slightly
part. legs straight, Begin 10y
pulling TIE hip muscles down IN
back. the stomach muscles UP IN
front. Hold a.
Sow slowly force hands down
buns and thighs as YOU bend the
arcs Strengthen up and re-
peat 10 times.
10 the exercise slowly and
concentrate ON correct position
uI lr- and stomach while mas
,aGu- hip and thlghIine with
.fH iHfH strokes
Use similar technique for leg
massage Lie. on your back on
aa He0r with your feet elevated
eu stack of pillows knees
straight. Let night lee. rest.
1end fhc Lett knee until you can
grasp fhe ankle with both hands.
>ow pull both hands up to-
ward tne knee in "a firm stroke
as lou etraghtcn the knee Re
l4N ana repeat SIX times. Then
ra AZ Tor "a couple ot minutes and
continue with night leg
GO. -tt 1852. ny E.1g feailres
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
How About Genius7

But what about the exception
ally talented student? He TOO
needs practical foundation If
he is 10 make any satisfactory
adjustment 10 his world II he
has real talent such instruction
Will not harm him rather ~ Will
give him firm foundation for
his own advancement
Personally, ! wouldn't give a
boot for the brilliant girl poet
CSS who cant make a beef stew
or tend teethlng baby
nor for the young engineering
genius who can't mend a screen
door or whip up a chicken house.
What this nation needs today
Is action. cooperation, practical
adjustment with your fellow
mans problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

BE EXCLUSIVE-Crochct a
flower necklace and matching
buttons for your frock! or a
reckIace and bracelet that looks
llr shells M two harmQnizing
colors. They're easy TO do IN
bright Gimp
Pattern 100 contains dlrcc-
tions for iewelry illustrations
of II and stitches; materials
required
Send n cents i'm coins for this
pattern 80 The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department l225 Times
Equare Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

with Your soldier with his
friends, with your behInd-thc-
scenes host Uncle Sam. and -
arc YOU listening? with the
rules and regulations.
You have a gueSt-rcSpon>i-
UAlyy and a good guest doesn't
criticize anything or anybody.
You'll be given guest privilege,
and you be grateful for them
respect them
II you don Z. remember that
your soldier VIII be- held re-
,ponSiblc and You'll be in the
social raised eyebrow depart
mcut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

be sure she has found a good.
honest one. He would just love
10 do the Work, but ne also
knows his customer may not
come back 10 him later on. So
when he gives such advice, one
should do as he says and also
let him do the wave when the
hair is ready.
Overbleached and poorly dyed
hair is frequently a problem in
permanent waving. but by the
improved, lubricating methods,
even this delicate hair can be
successfully waved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Seek Hairdresser's Advice
Before Having Permanent
BY DONNA GRACE

PERMANENT MEANS con-
tinuing in the same state with
out essential change, This 10
the clever girl just means her
permanent wave should last
about four months. 1t is all quite
satisfactory 10 every one too,
except those who have perma-
nents too frequently or neglect
TO be advised on the condition
of their hair.
All shops should he equipped
with methods that not only wave
the hair satisfactorily but lubri-
cate and protect it through the
operation. The word permanent
should be taken seriously by
those whose hair is in need of
treatment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Get Going

Lie on your back, full length.
on the floor. Start with a good
stretch. then relax. then get roll
ing. Go away over on one side,
back across the hipliHe, and over
on the other side. Keep on for
tho count Of 80. then relax. This
takes 50 little effort you'll won
der why you haven't been dong
II ali along.
Short skirts expose the leg
contours so mcrcileSSly that you
can't stop AZ hip SHINING. You
want lovelier calf-to-ankle
contour without having TO
work TOO hard for il. Here Is
an easy exercise for a better
taper:
Lie on your back on the floor
with legs stretched straight
down. Bend the knees and,
holding them toEether-ralse feet
- off floor. As YOU do. flap feet
I'D and down from the ankles,
one up. the other down, as If you
Wcrv padding
Keen padding and slowly
raise legs until they are straight
III from hips. Then paddle
down. RNt feet on floor and
slide dow inward until legs are
straight. Finally, curl toes up
toward in>teps for A good
stretch Of the calf MUSCLES. Re
lax completely, and repeat. Five
'r.rr viii do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Partial Wave

Il is not always necessary TO
wave the whole head when the
hair about the face begins n
lose Itsfwavc, continuous use Of
face creams may have a ten
denCy TO remove the curl before
the rest of the hair becomes
straight Your haTdrcsSer VIII
advise YOU 10 have straight ends
waved from time 90 time. pro-
vided you always have the same
StyliSt Try 10 90 10 your rCgu-
lar shop for all work and YOU
will have more satisfaction
If there is one branc b in
beauty business. tho styliSt takes
satisfaction and pride IN il is bis
permanent wave. The client
wants a good wave but the hair
-drcsScr knows his reputation de-
ponds on the success OF hIs per-
maurntS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Is II Proper for d Girl
To Visit Soldier at Camp?
By MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN
Authority on Good Manners

rs 1T PROPER for mo 20
vsi' soldier a. his campo go.
Is il proper for my daughter 10
60 alone 10 visit soldier al
camp?
To this topical question. tho
answer 20 both mothers and
daughters. Is Yes d the daugh-
ter has a good sense Of man
ncrs that can bc depended on
hy both her mother and her
self
Equipped with this standard Of
behavior. she can make her
visit 20 an army camp rs we'll
hammered and conventional Us
was her former visit 10 "A milf
tarv school cor college The
locale viii hr changed hlt the
conditions OF tho VISIT viii be
practically The same.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Heed Advice

Il is about the only operation
on which he can make much
profit. Since most Shops have
their own prices even the profit
in some places Is not great. 1t
is for this reason he is always
alert and sincere with all this
type of work.
When a halrdreSSer advises a
client 10 wait for a time before
having her pcrmapgnt She may
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Recondi+ion

Even a good oily orr cream
permanent viii not rest or Q
health 10 badly broken. dried
ends. Il Will improve such hair
but a few treatments for tired
hair viii make il possible to
have a more satisfactory wave.
When we think Of the prlmi-
tRp methods used by the pIo-
peers IN this work we can be
thankful for this age of mirac-
louS permanentS. Water and
ammonia along with some other
chemicals were the lotions used.
The hair was steamed or even
baked with this lotion and curl
was produced. Certainly it was
kinky and dry but after all, it
was a wave.
We now have comfortable
methods that under the right
conditions improve the hair and
make the WAKES natural with
radiant beauty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Fall Fashions
Demand Slim
Silhouette
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

4 PREVtt7W- fashions for
thc duration is enough 10 make
a girl forget the humidity and
start rolling. Skirt silhouettes
are startling they are so snug
across the derriere-and the
hcmlne is frozen at rs 10 II
inches from the floor When YOU
don't have either width or length
YOU cant have breadth.
The easiest and quickest way
90 alter your hipline IS 10 roll
right straight across IT. II you
viii do - full rolls a day, YOU
VIII have a smoother line within
the next seven days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
To 0btain

The books are 10 CENTS
EACH if called for at the serv-
ice counter in the lobby of The
Detroit Times Building or ID
CENTS EACH by mail.
When ordering them, address
your request 10 The Detroit
Times Home Institute, 1925
Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
Please be sure TO write plainly
your name. address and titles
of books you wish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Plan First

DO some very definite plan-
ing about Your visit. First. since
your soldier Us "A very busy man,
let him set the date don't
arrive uncxpcctoslyD for the
weekend when hcIl know he
will have most free time
Then since army camp towns
are crowded these days wire
10 that helpful organization,
The Traveller, nd Society,
which works IN conjunction with
the USO. The 6fTice e tf-tf',FF y
IN the camps ISO They have
every available room listed. and
VIII assign You the most de
sirablc room they can.
The local USO represents
your host Uncle Sam and tho
q hostcsSes of that organization
Viii do everything they can pos
sibly do 20 make YOU welcome,
TO make YOU feel al home
Make arrangements 90 mcct
your soldier at the lSO, and
either introduce yourself 10 the
hosteSscs, or wait until your
soldier ARRIVE. 10 Introduce YOU.
Although these hosteSScS are
not chapcrons. they do supply
a social background for visitors
and this gives you am op-
portunity TO show them you're
the kind of girl they're proud
and happy 20 welcome.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

ONE or the finest main
dishes FOR MaLm- weather Us a
salad that is almost a meal in
itself. Many OF the su-Callcd
Chef salads are just that.
Arrange thc salad in ere large
bowl IF you like, or use indi-.
yidua, bowls Line these with
Two or three different kinds Of
salad greens. then tuck ln
slices of cucumber peeled to-
mato. wedges Of hard cooked
egg and raCish roses.
Across the top arrange thin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Elsie Robinson
Is Modern
Education
impractical?

YOU'VE HEARD plenty Of
complaints atee44t-eaE- Amer.can-
school SyStcm--pcrhapS you've
made some yourself. Perhaps
you. too, have felt that the
courses given have little rela-
tionship 10 thc"grim necessities
of modern life.
In which case you'll be inter-
ested i'm the following letter. for
here's high school principal
who agrees with you and who
beheves-brace yourself for this,
Nom and Dad--who believes
that American eparents are
largely response bl &c for the
phoney phases Of modern educa-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Principal Says

Dear Miss Robinson:
r was greatly interested by
your article critiCiZing the lack
Of practical work experience
both inside and outside our high
schools. l agree with you en-
tirely and am trying 10 institute
such courses in our high school
Appleton, Wisconsin,. We are
happily succeeding, but its a
hard Job.
If you can succeed in getting
more American high school and
college girls 10 elect home arts,
more power 10 you, With an
enrolment or $3.50 pupils IN a
magnificent new million dollar
plant. we have fewer girls elect
ing home arts than we had ID
years ago, with half the present
enrolment in an obsolete build
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Don't Show or

Hold 10 the thought that
your soldier wants 10 Be proud
Of you, and make that thought
keep YOU on tIp-tOc 10 do every
thing TO make him proud He's
told his friends about YOU so
your responsibility is 20 show
them that your soldier has The
right kind Of friends Because
you're 10 be shown-od. don't bee
"A Shuw-0n
BE a good sport a whimpcr
M an inconvenience Is "a deadly
SIN. Have fun. bc cooperative
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
War JOBS
For Women
In New Book

ALTHOUGH CERTAIN types
of work still require the services
of men, hundreds and hundreds
Of women are being called upon
-te- take over many of the tasks
once performed by men.
In The Detroit Times Victory
Book, What Women Can Do to
Win the War" a comprehensive
survey is made of the unlimited
opportunities now open TO
women.
Any Profession
II you're mechanically minded,
there is a job waiting for you at
the war-producing machines OF
the nation-vwelding, riveting,
soldering, coil winding, drilling.
If you're Enthusiastically in
clined-trained in clerical, STEM
ographic, editorial, research.
drafting or duept DIT ndHullhs
personnel problems-there's A
place for you in Americas all
out war efforts.
If you're skilled in any profess
sion-science, home economics,
medicine, law, nursing, photog-
raphy 49, your knowledge and
ability are needed in waging ef-
fective war against the enemy.
Available
This Is the seventh book in the
series of ID being presented by
The Detroit Times Home In
Stitute.
The other six which have been
released and are still available
are: Conserve Materials TO
. Win the War" THE Wartime
Cook Book" How to Get job
in Defense Work" First Aid, y
What You Can Do in Civilian
Defense" and SCanning and
Preserving"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
No Influence

American mothers simply do
Hett want or can't get their
daughters 10 eject Foods, CfOtf1-
ing. Home Management, Hy-
giene. Home Nursing, Nutrition
and Advanced Dressmaking. all
of wt11Ci1 we-pffcr here in four
splendid laboratories under SUI
perior teachers. Instead they
insist on Latin. Spanish. Music
and Stenography, despite our
guidance and counSeling 10 the
contrary - especially te n o e
raphy. which only one girl in .
can master 70 the point where
YOU would care 10 employ her.
1t has Yet 10 be proved that
mass education is feasible. There
IS no democracy of brains. What
a howl there would be If we
compelled students 10 take Shop
and Home Arts courses. We'd
be accused of following the NazI
pattern-or would we?
Sincerely,
H. H. HELBLE
That's straight talking and
will arouse yelps of rage in
many a quarter, but here's one
100 per cent American who be-
lieves that it is true.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

strips Of Swiss type cheese.
sarami and cooked chicken.
Serve the salad with tart
French dressing. accompany 81
with hot rolls and butter, a hot4s-
beverage and dessert. Cd
Here's another salad combi-
TT-T0r winch -1-t WITT r-r-rry.'
serving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

I small cucumber diced
cup chopped celery
tablespoon minced onion
d cup vinegar
] teaspoon salt
Z. teaspoon pepper
7 2 cup cream.
Combine cabbage, green pep
per. cucumber. celery and onion.
Combine vinegar, salt and pep
per. pour over vegetables and
chill 30 minutes. Just before
serving. add cream and NIX
thoroughly.