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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23

pretations could be placed upon the
meaning OF these words, He that
spareth the rod, hateth his son; but
he that loveth him chasteneth him
betimes" Proverbs, xiii24. The
rod" does not necessarily mean
stick or whip with which a child
Is struck, but the rod" can be
regarded as symbolical Of flrmness
OF purpose on the part of the parent
who is trying to teach his child the
good and honest ways of living.
1t has been proved time and time
again that the average child reacts
more readily as his elders wish If he
is persuaded and handled with tact
and kindness, If he is punished
justly rather than slapped and in
suited every time he makes an error.
If most of us were beaten each
time we erred in ways either large
or small our backs would stay open
in raw, unhealed strips. Yet with
harsh hand and words we judge
children who are less tutored and
experienced than we.
The intelligent mother and father
want to treat their children fairly,
and one Of the first things they
realize in their job of handling
youngsters is that punishment must
first be just, and second, it should
be carefully considered before it is
administered.
A mother who is forever swapping
at her children, slapping their faces
and scolding as she metes out con-
tinual punishments, is not an eff
fective teacher. Her weakness, I'M
fairness and petty temper is soon
discovered by her children with the
result that she has little or no true
influence and control over them.
Do not be a nagger or a slapper.
Further, the mother who is almost
always in an i'll humor, seldom
smiles, never jokes but keeps cold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23

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for women of all figures and ages.
The spring lines, just beginning to
arrive in the stores, feature elasti-
ciZed side panels and fabric panels
front and back. the latter in a
material that looks like rayon satin
but which is lighter, more flexible
and gives better control.
1t is true that once the garments
with zippers are gone. there will
be no more slide fasteners for the
duration. Hooks and eyes are here
to stay but those women who have
been afraid that such fastenings
would bulge under their slim
dresses can just relax and forget
their worries. The new hook and
eye faStenings are so fiat that they
won't show. And in many cases
they're even better than zippers
because zippers do have a tendency
to buckle instead of lying fiat.
Equally nonsensical is the idea
That there won't be any more foun-
cation garments. The pantie girdle
and regular girdle are replacing, to
N"' NH'CAIl, IllV di4-lil-OIle lOun-
dation. This is primarily because
Of the increase in Stacks wearing
and also because they are favored
by the younger women. Buyers ex-
pect the pantie girdle to be tremen-
dously popular next summer. es-
pecially among the juniors" And
1t may interest you to know that
the young girls are buying good,
sturdy garments and paying a fair
price for them. AT this point the
very inexpensive styles which don't
do great deal for the figure are
being sold to the IA and 15-year-olds.
After that age, milady decides she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23
Perfect Beauty
Schedule for
Busy Women
BY Patricia Lindsay

The trouble with most beauty
schedules is that they are so in
yolved that no woman can remain
loyal to them. Gradually woman
forgets half of what she should do
SO a well-known beauty salon has
suggested the following beauty
schedule for busy ladies. They eau
ton that persistency is more i'm
rortant than the time you spend
On each step.
Get enough sleep each night as
sleep is one of the best beauty
tonics.
Organize your time so that you
have time for every identifying
practice which face and figure and
hair grooming demand
Spend 10 minutes each morning
on needed skin care and careful
makeup, because it takes that long
10 cream cleanse thoroughly, to
lotion pat briskly, to apply makeup
foundation and to make a pretty
face. The few extra minutes makes
I'll the difference between looking
meticulously groomed and beautiful
CT looking frowsy.
Cream cleanse your face always
before applying fresh makeup!
Use a softening lotion on your
face and hands and body after
bathing; on hands before exposing
them to extreme heat or cold. Lotion
acts as an invisible shield and pre-
vents dust and paint and grease
from soaking into the pores.
Brush your hair at least twice a
day to keep it glossy and clean.
And keep your brushes and combs
sterilized.
Set aside from 10 to 20 minutes
each day for some form of exercise
whether out-of-do or Gales
themes at home, so your energy
will be kept up to par and you will
he able TO meet all war tasks with
serenity.
Spend few minutes before bed
time mo matter how tired to clean
your face, lubricate face and neck
and hands and to give the eye area
q little specific attention.
At least twice a week give your
feet and ankles deep massage with
a softening lotion after bathing
them. This keeps skin soft and re-
lieves tension in important muscles
And for added flip use colognes
or perfume. They are the finaI
touch to perfect grooming and
make You like yourself the more!
Busy girls must know how to
relax. Miss Lindsay tells how i'm
her special Iea1et No. LIZ, Rules
and Routine for Relaxation
While Miss Lindsay does not
answer personal letters, she has
arranged 10 send this Ieafet to
those writing her in care of The
Evening Star. Inclose 5 cents,
coin preferred, to cover costs of
handling and postage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23
Your Heart Can
Take It
By DR.. J. B. Warren

The heart works day and night
with never break in its rhythm,
yet should you become seriously i'll
it can do 10 times as much work as
when you are well. 1t has this much
reserve power" this much reserve
energy. reserve reinforcements, to
fight the enemy. In fact, all your
body processes have great reserves
OF energy should they be needed in
an emergency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23
Fashionable Patches

One New York designer with
lively imagination uses several COL
ors in one dress, dividing the frock
into blocks of color. May be tip
or two for you in these examples, If
you've taken to making your own
clothes.
A one-piece New York creation
with a beige body has one sleeve in
aquamarine, and the other in yellow.
Another dress, in beige celanese
jersey. is half navy and half rust
with a two-color belt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23

stir until cheese melts. Season with
"a teaspoon prepared mustard and
u taspoon Worcestershire sauce.
Serve with cauliflower, asparagus,
broccoli or with croquettes. Yield.
IA CUBS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23
Spare the Rod
Child's Punishment Must Be Just
And Very Carefully Considered
By Lettuce Lee Street,

heaven help the children born of parents with nhexible minds
because 10 keep children should
mind and they certainly
without snappingi
hold
children concerned
with
chldren! Then there those rolling
eyes SIMULTANEOUSLY
1t is not thoughtfu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23
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suggests:
. BUSY-DAY LUNCH that a

. BUSY-DAY LUNCH that almost
gets itself, Built around a tasty hot soup
:. one YOU can smack your lips overl
Hot Vegetable Noodle Soab
Rye Bread and Butter Crisp Celery
Milk to drink
Baked Apbiey filed uith
Chopped Figs or Daies ard
Nnts-Seyred NTH Cream
K X
. FAST WORK! You turn out thi.
lunch in the wink OF an eve Secret lies
in the easy -to-make, home-cooked soup,
You make it with our new product,
called Betty Croker Vegetable Noodle
Soup Ingredients. Soup in a package!
. SAVES BOTHER. This soup
product is so handy. You get the dry
ingredients ady-prepared: Seven
vegetables in fake form, seasonines,
and wholesome egg noodles.
X X
JUST DROP the contents OF pack
age into boiling water i. add
smitch of butter . let it simmer.
Not asking much of the cook, is itf
X +
. SPICY, FRAGRANT. This soup
is brin,n ming icith garden fresh reg
etable farors, the tang of herbs.
Good substance, too, i'm the rich
egg noodles. "a deiectable SOUP"
say the members of my staff.
4 +
. ECONOMY'S THE WORD! You
get six big bowls of delicious home
cooked soup from a single package.
Twice as much as from the average
sized can! Do try our new product.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23
Wartime Fashions
Zipperless Girdles Using Less
Elastic Prove Satisfactory
By Helen Toef

Hopeless Hattie the gin who keeps informed
said the other
departments OF course We had heard said Hattie that
no more elastic
eyes satisfactory
even be
10 tell the truth believe
way to find out ask the
First of ALL things excellent and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23

If you wish to have my leaf1et
of exercises for the legs send
Scent stamped, self addressed
envelope with your request to
Josephine Lowman in care of The
Evening Star. Ask for "Why Not
Take Steps Toward Lovely Legs"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23

Clothes acW be bafrot;cay Simmer and zoe to the
girl who "bulees in the rons places! More important
than good supporting garment under your form.
fitting fashions for day and evening" Incdenfay this
evening jumper by Patricia Mace of Hollywood
should eive yon style for spring. Designed by
Adrian, may be ,,ifh pariefy of bouses and
changes OF jeuey similar style should be fairly pie
to create possibly out of old dinner dress that has
better days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23
What's NeW in TOUn?
By Dorothy Murray
In Time for Sbfine

In lime tor Spring :.
band-new shipment of lovely shell jewelry just arrived
IN plenty Of time for it be included pringm
wardrobe An assortment OF clips brooches
available and each piece loveier than
they designed resemble
and finished delecable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23
Stormy Heather Chateau

If of the young either goes without
hat of those kercefs
undoubtedly discovered rainy snowy days no time to in
dulge in this Better purchase specially
of water rpelent material that
Indictment weather The equipped
be turned weather turns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23
Who's Got the ButfOn?'

Cooru and unusual buttons dressup old frock add
smartness to OF creation Among
styles to be found those made
are tiny but the detailing perfect Represented pears
melons canaoupes and Strawberries all shaped like the
with the coorng and with
card holds 10 buttons and matching lapel
obtained You might Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23
Pretty PreCaufi0n

Just the other day three
but luckily for the victims the didn't
However in the habit
of cash you'd
course feminine readers would scof
the bulky kind that
not be afraid of those thin ]ngerype
tonabes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23

YOU know women have always
l. wished for a soap that would give
more suds and longer lasting suds. It's
most women's belief that such suds
would save time and clothes, and help
keep clothes white and new-looking.
Well, ladies -. here, at last, are just
such suds MORE SUBS, LONGER
LASTING SUBS, HARDER WORK
ING SUBS from the new sndGer Super
Studs! Think of all the things that used
to be hard to wash slacks, work
socks and work clothes, kitchen towels,
play-clothes E. and now they all wash
so much easier with the new sadsier
Super Studs.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Prep Athletes
Eyeiing Service,
Not Colleges

The colleges will get little help
from the freshmen next year, a
preliminary survey of the Detroit
high schools indicated today.
1.-THE boys are more interested
in going into the service than
going to college" SAID Floyd
Stocum, football coach of the
public league championship
Hamtramck eleven. "They know
they'll go in when they are IL
and most OF them figure IL isn't
worth while TO go to college for
just "A few months.
"But many of them are plan
ming to 20 10 school when they
are mustered out of the army"
Most Of the other coaches found
the same condition existing among
their boys.
The Western Conference voted
TO allow freshman TO play mex
year. But in removing that rule
they also removed the rule against
transfer students and requiring
one years residence. That mean,
a lot of boys sent by the navy
will be able to play regardless Of
their former competition.
While the rule makes no men
ton Of professionals, Western
Conference officials said there Was
no intention 10 allow them Il
compete and a rule would bC
passed il needed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Top the Nation

According 10 statistics 70
iaScd this week by the National
Dllcgiate Athletic Bureau, L. IL
-. is the best defensive team in
tho country. This is merely
official confirmation Of fact
that rival coaches and players
have been Conccding all season.
"The present u. OF ID. team II
the toughest defensive club I've
ever come up against" said
Eddie Riska. Great Lakes acc.
after the Sailors had shaded u.
of -, a couple Of weeks ago.
In five years Of basketball AT
Notre Dame, with the pros and
at Great Lakes, RiSka has had
a chance 10 observe a lot Of
cage defcnSes at work. Earl
Brown. Harvard mentor, and
Bill Chandler, Marquette coach,
have expressed similar cSti-
mates.
Brazil gives much of tho credit
for the Titans' defensive
strength TO Capt Art Stolkey
and Joe Nader. a couple Of
young men with steel springs in
their legs and exceptionally good
hands. They're both ball hawks.
adept at breaking up passes and
stealing the ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Knorek Stands Out

Best defensive player on the
team-and probably the best in
l.. Of ID. history--iS 6-foot 7-inch
Lee Knorek. of course. The for
mer Toledo luminary uses his
great height 10 the best advan-
tagc He controls about three
fourthS of the rebounds. and
there isn't much the hitler
players can do about il.
He is tall enough TO bat out
shots that are headed for the
hoop. His unusual reach enables
him TO knock down and inter-
ccpt enemy passes with dis
.artening frequency. lie comes
lSe 10 being a good defensive
rSam in himself.
u. of d. gives bright promise
Of gaining the best season in
Brazils regime as a result of its
defensive tactics. Top previous
record under Brazil'S tutelage
was achieved by Bob Calihan
and his mates in 1878. when
the TitanS won rs and lost &.
L. Of D. has won IL and dropped
2 this,season, with ) more games
to so,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
MAY REPEAT

Stroh swept Herman Bengelrs
PepSi-Cola the first trip with 3093
against 2625. The PepSis struck a
snag that night and aim 10 make
things interesting tonight. After
that match game defeat at the
hands of the Chrysler All-Star
the Stroh crowd. however. is apt
10 repeat. That being the case
r. e. BIS help will not be needed
John Crimmins' Parisclean. two
games behind the leaders, will go
in the favorite TO reverse the two
game setback Of the first meeting
when il encounters Roger Over
myers Detroit Gasket. Crimmins
is due for a big count and intends
10 let go with il 10 keep his club
on the heels Of the pacemakers.
Harold Aliens Mineralites. n
game away from Parisclean,
.tripped Charley Rabaut's TWenti-
eth Century Recreation for three
the first round. but doesn't expect
10 duplicate that shutout, although
A repeater probably would give the
Allen outfit a tie FOR third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23

the Palm Beach Junior. Secretary
Barney Maharg had 2O0-2O2-2IO
for 6l2.
Ken Kirby Of 500 fame plans 10
finish the season utter setting a
ncU high series record iH The
Detroit Times Shop ON 22I-2t5-2OI
for 667.
George Schmidt fired 256-246-2 16
for "A powerful us and a new sea-
son high in Johnny Millett'S House
where Norm Halleens boosted its
lead 10 three games by sweeping
Gremels as Earl Benton'S GeriSch
dropped a pair 10 J. l. Hudson.
Carl PolenS' and Neil Suddendorf 5
636s also stood out.
Herb Case hit 267 for a new Sec
ond high in the Detroit Police.
Administration broke its deadlock
for the first with Fifteenth Pre-
cinct by blanking No. as its rival
won two from No. IL. Inspector
Oscar Trudeau led the field with
228-229 I'm GA.
Al Scott tumbied EOS in the
Detroit Post Office.
Bielfield Five turned in two rec
ordS. 997 and 1892, IN the Grand
Central Junior as Dave Fillion hit
246 and Al Holman 245 IN Gil
Conrad's Five also posted two
new marks, 1917 and 2849, in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
BY HAROLD KAHL

With only three games separat-
ing the first four teams George
Bryant's Ekhardt & Becker can
toss a monkey wrench into The
Detroit Times All-Star Classic
race tonight when il crosses alleys
with George Holmes Fife at the
State Fair Recreation.
T.. a. b. not only appears 10
have a good chance OF breaking the
existing tic between Fife and Joe
Norris Stroh for first but also is
in a position to improve It's stand
ing. Fife won two the first time
these fives met. 1880 10 274S, but
f.. az b. has come a long way
since then.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
MAY BE TIED

To avoid being tied or passed
Henry Ehrle's Coca-Cola viii have
10 take the measure of Harold De-
ICricks Vernor's. The latter took
a pair the first time and is apt 10
do il again. Len Dettloff's Aircraft
feels the same way about Ted
Rebains Sackman's.
Charley GeedFeW,s Murdoch wifi
be the choice over Bill David's De-
Luxe. while Dick Krakow's seems
headed for a Stonewall in Joey
Paulus' Chene-Trombly, which is
coming fast in its advance TO
loftier heights.
Norris 206.16 tops the individual
averages. Crimmins is second with
BOB %. or % pins in the van Of Bill
Kenet. Fred VOLTS POP Ii. Chet
Bukowski's 202.O6 and Sam Rich
ardSons 2O0.36. Therman Gibson
has 203.05 and Dawes 20204 for
fewer games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23

noteworthy In the sOutheastern
Ladies.
Paul Buday clipped $50 ia the
Graham aircraft.
Bruce Richmond's 230-201- POS
for 636 in the Senior and Vernon
Becker'S 235 in the Junior featured
at Archie Van Houtte's Archway.
Hazel Holleman's 1913 and Mike
HergitOn's PA took the honOrs In
the Kings and Queens Classic.
Scccping Garden for four points
care the House FIRST place at the
Palace.
ST. Ladislaus Parish league lost
one OF It's most enthusiastic MEM
bers, Harry Kumor. carrying a 157
average. as captain of Lewis S.
Brown team, to the army.
Elmer Guth fashioned PSI In
the American Legion.
Nike Johnson's 241 is a neC high
ia the BrightmOor Merchants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
.HdrryGrothB
From SoIomons

Continued from First Sport Page
along wonderfully. I remember
one day l received a message at
ll:27 and relayed II to General
Woods In less than half a minute.
PRAISED BY GENERAL
"In n matter of moments our
planes were out blasting a con-
centration OF Jap ships and by
nightfall had destroyed most OF
them. That night the general
walked past, gave me a tap on
the back and said, THAT'S the
way 10 do IT, That kind Of gen
erals are one of the reasons our
boys did 80 well.
"But we had bad days. Some
times we thought we couldn't
hold out much longer hut we did.
You'll remember reading about
the day our planes shot down IL
out of 22 Zeroes. That was the
turning point we all felt and ii
proved 20 he.
I'VE were tired lot when the
army came I'm and took over for
us. We were sent TO another post
and II was at one of these ! met
1t. Stanley Hayes, whom ! knew
at University of Detroit. He was
well and sent his regards to his
friends In Detroit. All In all l
met about 90 fellows from De-
troit around the islands.
LEARN ABOUT OWN CITY
zone thing about those fox
holes on Guadalcanal. You learn
n lot about n lot of places. Once
in a while you'll he I'm one with
another Detroiter. He will tell
you all about his section of town
and before long YOU know more
of Detroit than you ever
imagined.
zone thing I can't say too
much for was the fine treatment
we received after leaving Guadal-
canal. Nothing was too good for
us. On the boat coming home
no first class customers got
better treatment that we did"
After a visit home he will e
back 10 the marines at FL Toro
Cal. And maybe some more action
he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Scratches
BY United Press
FAIR GROUNDS

Sixth Race MoTetto.
Seventh Raee--Baby Edith Hydate.
Count Tickle. Picture flag, Realman. BE
lmpudent
Eighth Race-A Attest Ida Rogers, Span
ish Belle, Top Band. Empire Isle, Patrol
Scout.
OAKLAWS
Track fast
First RAce-La sombra. Less Time
Blue orchid. Yankee Notions. Frontier
Jane, LAssagria.
Second Race Double Lady. Lareinetie
Viscounty. Ninety Days, sandcock. Con
script.
Third Race Intruding, Page III, Kinky.
Down Six Snap Clock. Black walnut
Fifth Race-PApa Jack. Prefer Transit.
sixth Race Rolls Easy. Diavolo Clif
Haste on.
Seventh Race Crack Timber, Anna
Covell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23

Joe Norris figures his Stroh team
national match game champion
will have 10 be at its best 10 defeat
Joe Wilman's Budweisers, but he
isn't awed by the ChicagoanS' 3517
total on alleys - and IA at tho
Cascade Center where the first hall
of the 24-game match will be
bowled next Saturday and Sunday
The Buds" rolled that amazing
total, third highest in the country
in a Chicago Classic league match
earlier this season.
These two alleys certainly
can't be tricky" Norris said. "If
they were the Buds never would
have shot that total. We may
lose a little ground finding them,
hut once we do well be all right.
Even II we return trailing by
400 pins, and we don't intend TO,
1 still feel we can make that up
and go on to win In the final 12
games at the Palace March So"
In winning the match game
crown from Joe Falcaro's Bowler!
Journal, the Stroh team was dowr
AIS pins at the conclusion of IN,
first II games in New York. bu
came back here 10 triumph by So
at the Palace.
Ralph McCauley, 40 averag'
member OF the leading Adler Five
whipped across 256-254-225 for
brilliant 735 and a new mark II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23

OIdbru as Fred Klein led with 2S5-
2S2 in 6lS.
TUliio MonoccH baggcd 256 IN
the Loyal Wing Chb.
Jack Hayes Five tied Mello for
high series In the Lucky Strike
Junior on 2773 as the captain had
PAL and Barney Adair a 222 finish
for 500.
Ray HOrner's 265 il a new high
single in the Palmer Bee. ROberi
Faust and Warren Zeis shooting
PATS for second.
Fred Gordcii1 came up cith 3sl
an the NJ. Elliott Senior.
Thompson &, Fadcr team of Flint
is sixth among the women's nigh
team totals in the country as a
result of 2S41.
Jane Israers 100 and Goldie
Chieger'S 18i-l60-I58 for SOC were
highs in the Varsity Ladies'.
Nike Rich's 2O2-22O-233 for 665
paced the Lcfth0ndcrs' Classic.
Ida Shay's pa, Esther Porman's
2l3, Lillian Meyers 209 and Ruth
Staffin's POP in the Ladies House
and Bill Toth's 246 in~the Mems
were highhghts at Fort Boulevard
Grace Wulbrecht, Lillian Brooks
and Lorraine KOrthals' 1885 were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-23
Bob Tales
Brazil Stresses
Defense an I'd u. D.
: Is Going Places
By BOB MURPHY
SpnRTS EDITOR

BY moving directly counter TO
the popular trend in basketball
technique, Coach Lloyd Brazil
IS fashioning his most successful
cage season at the University OF
Detroit.
These are the days Of race
horse basketball. when the big
idea is to get the ball and shoot.
Points are cheap. The attack
has been stepped up so much in
recent secsons--with a conse-
ouent lesSening of emphasis on
kefense-that the average scores