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Evening star., 1942-08-06
Tcdoy's Home Runs
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OFT, New York, 4th inning.
Maynard. New York, 4th inning.
Werber, New York, 5th inning.
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Cumberland

THIRD RACE-Purse, $500: clsimins
3-year-olds; 6ka furlongs.
Kaydeekay fHarrelD A.20 $40 3.lO
Rough Amos fAcoste $40 800
Busy Time tWitmer) go
Time, 1874 2-6.
xjso rsn-Loch Raven, C1tfton's Dawn,
Herting Star, Chief Teddy and Vale Dove.
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Saratoga

FOURTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: special
veishts; maidens; 2-year-olds; 5h fur
Halle fArcaro) 14.00 1920 40
SUGAR Ration (Meade) Z.oO 2-SV
looming McCrearD' o.9o
Also ran-Propose, FOX Meadow, Lilson:
Bean Work, Whiteford, Chiekaree and
O1tmeal. =
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Batteries-Denton and FafSonsj Smith
and fresh.
New York at Washington-s:30 PM.
Cleveland at st. Louis-Postponed.
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Mojor League Games

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At Boston,
Philadelphia 900 600 0OO- Al
Boston ----- 02O 900 001-2 81
Batteries--Christopher and Swift; But
land and Peacock.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At New York
Brooklyn --- 900 600 0
New York 900 40 z
Batteries-AIien and Owen, Schumacher
and Mancus0.
(Only Game Scheduled)
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Weather Report

Slow rising temperature today; continued cool
tonight; gentle winds. Temperatures today
Highest, 10, at 3:45 pm; lowest, "a, at $50 am,
From tbs unl,sd ssas.s wesn.r .vureau report
Evening star., 1942-04-06

know her better. That means spend
ing some time with her, alone as
well as with the gang. And that,
in turn, means quite bit Of talk
ing How else will they get to know
each other?
Right here is where the girl can
make or break the budding friend
ship. If she has a knack for switch
ing from light to serious converse
ton when the occasion demands.
she'll hold his interest. II not, he
may still call her for an occasional
date when he's feelingsin q gay
and chatty mood, but that's about
as far as It will go. He'll never take
her very seriously.
So don't envy Emile with ths
lifting line, If that's sll she's got.
And don t put your entire reliance
on frothy dance-floor chatter. Cul-
tivate your conversational ability in
as many different styles as possible,
and then use the one that fits ths
time, the place and the boy.
Evening star., 1942-04-06
Excellent Slip Pattern
Make This Four.Gore Fashion
With Straiaht or Bra Top
Bv Barbara Bell

When the time comes to put on
sheer frocks, smoothly fitting slip
beneath is all-important! Pattern
No. 1581-B is slip you will use
again and again for it offers the
favored, economical four-gore style
with full directions for making it in
varying ways.
For instance, you may have the
straight top, or brassiere pieced top,
both of which are sketched above.
Front and back panels may be
straight or bias cut, and if you re-
ouire a shadowproof slip these
panels may be doubled, full length
or through the skirt only.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. l58l-B
is designed for sizes II, IA, 16, 18,
20: 40 and 42. Corresponding bust
measurements 30, 80, "a, 3e, 38. 40
and 42. Size IA 1927 requires 23s
yards 39-inch material, yard rib
bon for shoulder straps.
The Fashion Book is our COM
plete review of pattern styles. Send
Is cents for your copy today, to
study at home at your leisure. 1t
is helpful for all home dressmakersl
For this attractive pattern send
25 cents in coins with your name,
address, pattern number and size
wanted to Barbara Bell, Washi 1g-
ton Star. Wrap coins securely.
Evening star., 1942-04-06

causes OF the second WOrlo war!
She needn't build up a vocabulary
of 75-cent words to answer $24 ques-
tions. But she must be able to talk
sense and listen sensibly on the vari-
Gus subjects which interest the boys
who are likely to date her.
All fellows like to talk about
MISUNDERSTANDING the shy ones,
when they once get started. And to-
day most fellows are thinking pretty
seriously about themselves, and their
present and future place in this
fast-spinning world The girl who
inspires a boy to do some Of this
thinking out loud, and gives him
her helpful slant on the questions
that he's mulling over, will have an
appeal for him that Emilie's chatter
can never even approach.
Boy-girl friendships start at parties
and dances, and through other cas-
ual contacts where light conversa-
ton Is the order of the day-or
night. But when a boys interest
in q girl is aroused. he wants to
Evening star., 1942-04-06

playmate, able to stand routine hard
knocks.
Parents should be willing to take
entire charge of a pet unless their
child is old enough and responsible
enough to attend to it himself. with
proper supervision. Remember, the
little rabbit or chicken or kitten or
puppy Is not a toy-it is warm
and breathing scrap of life, with
bones to break and skin to brulse
and q turnmy that feels thirst and
hunger. Don't, therefore, assume it
can be thrust away into a dark cor
ner and forgotten, only to be taken
out occasionally to be played with.
Impress upon the child who re-
ceived a little chicken and duckhng
or young rabbit yesterday morning
that If he wishes his pet to live ne
must not pet and fondle 1t, must
not grab it in a loving embrace,
must not smother it with affection.
Tell him that, like human baby, it
needs quiet and sleep; it must not
be frightened by loud voices, sudden
swoops and possible falls. Explain
that If he cares for it now with
restraint it will grow big and strong
and he will have loving companion
for many years.
In case you have been so blessed
CD with a bundle from the pet shop
Evening star., 1942-04-06
here are a few suggestions for caring
for the usual Easter offerings:

here are a few suggestions for caring
for the usual Easter offerings:
DUCKLINGS AND CHICKS:
Keep in a warm, dry place, in a
box whose sides are deep enough to
prevent the occupant from jumping
out dts surprising how high these
babies can jump when they put
their minds on it,. If nights are
cold, cover lightly over top of box
not too close to chick or duckling
that it can smother. Feed a regu-
lar mash-available at most stores
adding a little water to It,. Feed
lightly about three times q day. A
small amount of chopped hard
boiled eggs may be given, too. If you
have to feed the poultry before get
ting dow.4 own for the mash, q very
little corn meal moisted with water
will help out temporarily. Supply
the chicks and ducklings with water
but see that 1t Is in container
that cannot be tipped over, and is
too small for the ducklings to wade
in. They'll try to swim in thimble,
and too often they catch cold or
actually drown If too much water
is available. A saucer with a milk
bottle makes a good watering gadget
if you can't get regular one. Set
the milk bottle, filled with water,
right side up in the middle Of the
saucer and pour water around the
edge of the saucer. When this is
used up, refill from the supply in
the milk bottle. And don't forget!
RABBITS: These are surprisingly
hardy, as a rule, and if you are not
prepared to keep them to a ripe old
age. invest in a stuffed one. How
ever, colds develop quickly into
pneumonia with these pets, so keep
them in an even temperature and
away from draughts and dampness.
While they are small, and the
weather cool, they should be kept
indoors. Later on a hutch may be
built for them outside, with run
for exercise.
1t is best to furnish regular rab-
bit food, made up of mixture of
alfalfa and other ingredients, but
you can get along temporarily by
giving the Dummies small quantities
of ordinary oatmeal three times a
day-uncooked, of course, just as it
comes from the box. If the rabbit
is very tiny, you may have to feed
it milk in a dolls nursing bottle
but that's case for expert advice
from the pet store. Contrary to
popular belief, too many green's are
not good for rabbits, so confine your
treats" to small carrot, a bit of
lettuce (no cabbage), some parsley
a piece of stale bread or a little
slice of apple. Don't stroke rabbits
or hold them in your lap, and don't
pick them up by their ears Take
them up by holding the ears simply
to keep them from running away
and scoop them into sitting
position on your hand, supporting
their weight entirely on their hind
quarters. Rabbits ears were made
long the better to hear with-not for
levitation.
Little by little the pets should be-
come accustomed to human COM
pany and the human voice, and the
child who wins his pets trust by in
telligent and understanding means
will be rewarded by real friend
and companion.
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Is not permitted to express an
opinion or hardly to breathe with
out asking his permission.
She cannot join a club, or go to
q bridge party, or visit her mother
without first humbly asking his con-
sent. She may do the work OF half
a dozen servants in the household,
but she never has nickel for ner
very own. He carries the purse and
doles out to her the grocery money
and makes her give an account OF
how she spent 1t.
Sometimes 1t is the wife who
usurps the throne and constitutes
herself She-who- must be -obeyed.
She turns her husband into nothing
but a serf who labors to supply her
and her children with luxuries. She
monopolizes the home and fills 1t
with her family and her friends and
refuses to let the relatives and pals
of the man who supports 1t have
even a look-in. She decides where
they shall live, where they shall go
when they travel, whether they
shall spend or save, and all matters
pertaining to the upbringing OF the
children.
She buys her husbands clothes:
she makes him eat the kind of food
she likes herself; she supervises his
religion and politics; she walks
before him when they go out to-
gether and tells him where to sit
at a lecture. She says my" house,
my" car, my" children, and boasts
that she never allows her husband
to be late for dinner, or spend an
evening downtown with an old
friend.
Often the rulers of the home are
the children who, being young and
strong, give an exhibition of tyranny
that must make Nero turn over in
his grave in envy. All of us have
seen babies in the cradle who had
their parents so enslaved that they
dared not cross their slightest wish,
and it Is a matter Of common knowl-
edge that half of the fathers and
mothers in this country humbly
obey their adolescent sons and
daughters and would not dream OF
disputing Johnny's or Mary's author
Evening star., 1942-04-06
Feet Demand
More Care
In Spring
These Exercises
Are Suggested
For Comfort
By Patricia Lindsay

II any part of the body realizes
that winter has passed and spring
is here. 1t is the feet! They cry for
their release from heavy shoes by
aching or swelling. They can make
you miserable right up to your neck
If you do not give them the PAM
pering they want.
Again exercise and massage Of the
feet are, most essential. Then come
the hot and cold foot baths. and the
pleasing and refreshing application
of a foot lotion or cologne followed
with a putting of fragrant tale.
Many new foot exercises have been
devised but none is so popular as
the double-bending group.
Do this to count of four holding
your foot out in front Of you as you
sit. Cd bend the foot upward at the
ankle, toes pointing to the ceiling:
(2) bend the toes downward without
moving the position of the ankle CD
then let the entire foot point down
wards. toes under the foot; a. then
holding the ankle position, bend only
the toes up toward the ceiling. Re-
peat 10 times with each foot.
Special foot exercises should be
done by every girl or woman who
desires strong and beautiful feet,
and an unlined face as well. A
strong arch is really an important
beauty asset for it helps to balance
correctly the whole body and carry
it gracefully. The above exercise
may be performed at any time of
the day, when you are sitting in
chair or when you are lying down.
1t is marvelously relaxing and stim-
ulating. Try it!
II the budget permits it is a good
thing to get one thorough chiropo-
dial treatment in the spring. Corns,
callouses, ingrown toenails and arch
troubles are partially remedied and
the foot and leg get good cleaning,
massaging and pedicure in the bar
gain. Subsequent treatment can be
done right In your own bathroom
with the aid of a good cream or To-
ton, pedicuring tools, bottle of CO.
logne and a can of tale. And stiff
brushing of the feet while taking
bath is also most invigorating and
beneficial to foot health.
And-as a last suggestion for foot
ease and beauty-let your new shoes
be well fitting ones and substantial
enough in style to give your feet the
support they need.
Evening star., 1942-04-06
Teamwork Instead Dictatorship Will Bring More Happne
Girls Can Not Scintillate
For Extended Periods
And Not Be Boring
They Must Be Able to Discuss
The Various Subjects Which
Interest Their Companions

By Kay Caldwell and Alden Harrison
Bright sparkling chatter fine stuff for party dance but the
conversational arsenal viii learn
that big with a
Emile all her feminine friends her pert little
another No matter what line
babbe is vastly
amusing the
partner
entertaining miss
couple of them have made the mistake Of spending entire
discovered that three OF her chatter
scintiate extended
substitute
meat potatoes.
Emile hopes be than party girl she's got to serve
dishes
the surface her ban she's got dig down and come
with solid stuff.
haired She doesn't have to
analyze the economic
Evening star., 1942-04-06
NJ an ne RS
of the
Moment

II a girl is going to carry large
packages home with her, as most
girls often do, she must learn the
trick of knee control. It comes
natural to some girls. They're prob
ably born dancers. The minute the
packages begin to slip they take a
quick hop and jounce everything
back into place with the knee. 1t
NAV be little startling to the per-
son who is walking beside them, but
on the whole it is very satisfactory
method, if applied every 20 steps,
of keeping packages in your arms.
If you are not used to the knee
control method of package carrying,
take a half day off sometime and
practice it in front of the mirror.
1t will probably be good for your
figure. And it will certainly help
you to be more self-reliant.
JEAN.
Evening star., 1942-04-06
WhyGrow
Old?
By Josephine Lowman

Only person in a position similar
to mine can have any idea how
tremendously women are affected
by physical handicaps. even minor
ones!
We should, no doubt. have enough
spirit and personality TO forget
these. However, If they can be over
come or camoufiaged, then there's
no reason to add their burden to
our faltering egoes.
At this time of year, with shorts
and swim suits in the offing, I re-
ceive many letters asking what to do
about the little broken veins in the
legs. AS I have said before in this
column, first remedy the cause.
This may be overweight. standing
for long periods, or clothes that are
too tight.
These blemishes can be removed.
but this is expensive End rather
painful I have discovered that you
can cover them up. There is at
least one good product on the mar
ket which hides them perfectly.
This cream was originally created
to cover up flaming red birthmarks
and scars. Be sure that the tone
matches the skin of the leg, and If
you wish to use this when you 60
swimming, buy the waterproof
variety. Freckles cen be made to
disappear in this same way.
Dark circles under the eyes. also,
annoy women and may be helped
by such cream. Sometimes these
seem to run in families. However,
most of them will yield to more
careful hygiene. Have a physical
examination to be sure that there
is no organic or systemic reason
for them. Then add more exercise
to your life, and lots more outdoors
to each day. Loss of sleep viii put
shadow under your eyes, so will NAL
nourishment.
Evening star., 1942-04-06
Couples Should Endeavor
To Introduce a Little
Democracy in Home
Too Often the Conquered One
Becomes Sullen in Slavery
And Breaks for Freedom
By Dorothy Dir

While steamed ready hght and
establish world introducing
if pecpae
that lacked tackle
freedom happiness and political
much along the lines that Hitler used in setting alleged benevolent
it, it
struggle between husband
attributed
being ruled for their good They sun peevih in their
the spirits entirely crushed they likely
freedom that lands them the divorce court
rule husband
reducing wife abc
She NAV intelligent
Evening star., 1942-04-06
What Price Easter Pets!
Proper Care Essential to Life
Of Baby Rabbit or Duckling
By Betsy CasweH,
women's News Editor.

women's
With the shaking this Easter
tide it would happens those little live play
children Easter morning But the TACT
birds have right to life nave
the intelligent affection
they have in the peaceful
these has only eand Is as precious 10
is
Pets are things children to they instructed
the proper living pythg wise and gentle little
mistress brings Joy to any animal Just as surely the careless
ultimately, death Unhapply
enough of the baby adopted at Easter are BY too
pet given understand how
to care for it. Clumsy failing deadveigh bear and tightly
squeezing little fra little chicken
duckng should old enough understand the i'm
food that maturity becomes real
Evening star., 1942-04-06

ity. Johnny and Mary simply tell
the old people where they get of.
And they do.
That this state of affairs is re-
sponsible for the philandering hus-
bands, the peevish wives, the hood
lum children and so many of the
sorrows under which we groan, can
not be denied.
So why not break it up? Why
not, when we are fighting to give
democracy to the world, save a
little of it for home consumption?
Why not depose our despotic rulers
who have trampled over us so long
and set up homes in which husbands
and wives and children will do team
work and concede to each other the
liberty they desire for themselves?
It would do more than anything
else to add to the sum Of human
happiness.
Evening star., 1942-04-06
Bottle Brush for Vases

Tall slender vases that are very
difdcult to cleanse with q dish cloth
can be washed easily with a long
handled bottle brush. Half I'LL the
vase with warm soapy water, scour
the bottom and sides with the brush,
and rinse thoroughly. Thorough
cleansing Of all flower vases Is neces-
ary 10 remove decayed foliage.
Evening star., 1942-04-06
Supper Salad Bowl
2 avocadoS

2 avocadoS
Lemon juice
Salt
cups cubed orange
cups cubed apple
IL cups cubed fresh or canned
pears
Lemon-honey dressing
Cut avocados into halves length
wise, remove seeds and pull skin
from fruit. Sprinkle halves with
lemon juice and salt. Cut 3 halves
into cubes. Cut remaining half
into lengthwise slices. Combine
avocado cubes, orange, apple and
pears in a salad bowl and toss to-
gether lightly. Arrange avocado
slices over top. Serve with blended
honey and lemon juice in equal por-
tions.
Serves 8 or more.
Evening star., 1942-04-06
Chintz Is New

The newest in dancing dresses
for the 'teen-age girl are made OF
chintz, flowery fresh fabric which
can be fashioned up into gay,
youthful gowns.
There is the suspender-top style
which can be worn with or with
out quaint little guimpe Of eye
let embroidered batiste. Another
version is an off-the- shoulder gown
with its long, fitted torso and lamp
shade skirt. Other feminine chintz
dresses feature puff sleeves, round or
sweetheart necklines and snuggly
fitted bodices.
Evening star., 1942-04-06
Black Beads Back

Jet beads like grandma wore are
good again. The next time you wear
the white evening dress. change the
accessories to black lace gloves,
black evening slippers and a long
strand of Jet beads, looped at diff
ferent lengths.
Evening star., 1942-04-06
The Gadget Line

Gutzon Borglum chiseled the
faces of Washington. Jefferson,
Theodore Roosevelt and Lincoln on
Rushmore Mountain, and now an
ingenious designer of costume jewel
ry has made replica Of that cliff.
Another tricky pin shows four fly
ing cupids In an about flight for
the Allies. Each cupid is trailing
one Of the letters, A-B-C-D.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-30
How Modern Tree Surgeons
 ParaIlel Doctors of Medicine
 In Saring Liues of Patients

MODERN surgeons careful with their patients WI average doctor of medicine The main differences CD surgeons don't anaesthetc and O the patient sub
 without being stretched out operating table Among Amercas foremost surgeons George Van Yahres who and modenzed the technique developed by the father of Martin L. Davey, present governor of Ohio
 Only recently has American tree surgery into its popuarzed by the trend conservation Once glad destroy wormeaen and ailng trees; they hem for trees not plentiful they used to be-
 In these pictures Mr. Van Yahres shows FOTOFEATURE readers how his skilled of restore life and vgor sc trees following step by step the practices of uptodate surgery hospitals Below he makes his diagnosis examining the bark kin of the tree where symptoms rd there decay Vibrations from hammer taps tell him where trouble is cenered. This is the first step.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-30

AFTER the wound is cleaned, a lacquer 4 \ antiseptic is painted on the inside and a waxy mixture is placed in the cav ity Sewing up'' the wound is delicate step (see above). Van Yahres expert mented with several substances until engineers of the B. F. Goodrich labora- tories developed for him special vul- canized rubber block which takes the place of sutures used to make stitches on human bodies: Left: Finally the opera ton is complete, the wound ''sewed" and dressed and the ''patient" on it's way to recovery. The tree shown here has begun to roll back it's bark over the incision. In time the wound will close completely.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-30

come more nrnl- ly established in pictures, they slipped off to Prescott, Ariz., with her mother and his sister and got married. But Hollywood didn' [ know about it un- til four days lat CT. possibly be- cause he used his real name, Louis Locher.
 Evap after Hall
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-30

Fashion news: Claudette Colbert has a daytime costume of dark blue with white floral buttons down the side of the jacket, like one which the duchess of Windsor likes to wear. Recently, one evening in New York, Helen Vinson wore a black chiffon gown with a skirt yards and yards wide, banded with many rows of narrow black velvet ribbon. No shoulder straps.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-30
Star HbMSf # Hurricane Elopement < Story ot Emhart
 *Norma Steps Out Rv Virginia Vale -
Bv Virginia Vale

NTOVIEDOM is still gasp 1NI ing a little over the elopement of Frances Lang ford, the radio singer and movie actress, and Jon Hall, who skyrocketed to fame in Hurricane" and hasn't been seen on the screen since.
 Just after it was announced that they wouldn't marry until he had be-
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-30

The New York revival of those two Valentino pictures, The Sheik" and The Son of the Sheik," was so successful that Agnes Ayres, the heroine, has been booked for a 20- weeks personal appearance tour. And two more Valentino pictures will be brought forth.
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-30

Kay Francis last picture under her present contract will probably be based on story that she herself wrote and sold to the studio. It's all about a famous aviatriX who goes into a round-the-wOrld flight contest, and gets lost on a desert isle. Can it be possible that Miss Francis heard about Amelia Ear hart?
The Nome nugget., 1942-09-30

which had a long run as a success ful play before being handed over to motion pictures. Norma has way of getting what she wants-as Marion Davies found out when they both wanted Marie Antoinette" and Norma got it.
 Remember Eric von Stroheim, who used to make pictures CGreed" and Foolish Wives" among them,) that cost millions? He's acting in French pictures now which usually cost not more than $75O0O
 Incidentally, Jean Hersholt was reminiscing about Greed" the oth- CT day-how it was way over the right length, and von Stroheim felt so badly about having it cut that he wouldn't even look at the film that was finally released.
 ODDS AND ENDS-A rqdio actor and director Uho learned nineteen Languages is on the dir-ds diaLect StoOge and imitator of animals :. Many Ot he professional radio an. nOuHcers are bad, but after hearing dozen amateurs try out the other day the tUorst of them sounded mar. UeLous . Bette DaUis refused 10 be included in list of mOviedOm's ten most beautiful girls; said "The idea IS silly, because I'm not euen q near beduty" .. It's said that Metro spent s25O,000 deUeIoping T Mdrried an finger as picture, and finally abandoned 1t WhereupOn it Uds bought for the stage, ,Ohere it's q ire mendOuS success.
 @ Western Newspaper Union.