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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
GREAT RECORD

Down through the years the
Wolverines have annexed 90
champions, eight more than IL
linols, which holds second place
-Fhr other Western Conference
schools that won titles are: Chi
caGo 60. Minnesota 40, Wisconsin
80, Indiana 25, Ohio State "a,
Northwestern q, Purdue p, Iowa
13.
Michigan's 90 titles have been
divided up as follows: outdoor
track 20, baseball IS. indoor track
II. swimming II. football Ia. golf
S. tennis L basketball 4, wrestling
= and cross country l.
Matt Mann's swimmers have
lost a single meet this winter TO
Great Lakes, but they even that
score in return match. Matt
has good balance and should pile
up a comfortable margin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

Bert Connors. who was Secre-
tary to the late Frank MacDonell
when Frank was boxing commits
sioner, is up and around his usual
haunts after a long siege of i'll
ness. Bert is wondering whether
the race tracks are going 10 oper-
ate here this year. He worked
wicket there for several years.
Joe Nadeau. former Diamond
Belt feather champ, is home from
The marines with an honorable
discharge Joe is almost back to
his fighting weight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
HAS GREAT RECORD

since the war the latter has b
boarded up.
Evening star., 1945-02-04
|McNaughion Given
Edge IN Close Race
In Canada tomorrow
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OWEN SOUND, Ontario, FEB. s.
The key to Canada's political future
reposed today with the $4,000 voters
in the small constituency Of Grey
North, on Georgian Bay, 125 miles
north Of Toronto.
/ These townsfolk and farmers will
vote In Mondays test case by elec-
tion centering around the conscrip-
ltion policy OF Prime Minister w. L.
Mackenzie King.
| Seeking clues to Canada's future
manpower policy, the probable date
of forthcoming general election
and the strength of the Cooperative
Commonwealth Federation, the do
minion watched the tiny electorate
attentively.
Major Parties Pleas.
Canada's three major parties made
these pleas:
l. Prime Minister Kings Liberal
Party asked election Of Defense
Minister Gen. A. G. L. McNaughton
to seat in Parliament so that he
could better execute the duties of
his Office, to which he was appointed
in November's conscription crisis.
2. The ofiicial opposition party,
the Progressive Conservatives, asked
election Of Garfield Case, former
mayor of Owen Sound, on the
charge that the governments man.
power policy had failed to supply
ne d d infantry reinforcements
overseas and that it had been the
cause of violence and "desertions"
among draftee troops. More than
1000 of these troops went AWOL
as they were about to be sent over
seas.
3. The CCF asked election of Air
Vice Marshal A. Earl Godfrey a
well-to-do industrialist who recently
became a supporter Of the party's
long-range social and economic
aims.
Close Race Indicated.
All three parties regard it as a
close race. The concensus of 10
visiting newspapermen representing
all parts of the dominion gave Gen.
McNaughton a slight edge, seven
predicting he would win against six
for Godfrey and five for Case.
The most sensational charge of
the campaign was made Thursday
night by the national leader OF the
Progressive Conservatives, John
Bracken, who declared that drafted
troops had thrown rifles and ammu-
nition overheard as thev were heinp
sent abroad.
Gen. McNaughton denied the
charge, declaring that a thorough
investigation had shown only that
in one instance one "crazy" soldier
had thrown his rifle and kit over
board, and he called upon Bracken
to substantiate his charge cor else
pay the penalty for it," He did not
indicate what this penalty might be.
Evening star., 1945-02-04

Why carry those bulbous curves and
burdensome fat around with you?
Here's a way to get simmer with
out doing back-bendine exercises,
without taking harmful laxatives or
drugs! It's the AYDS Vitamin
Candy Reducing Plan whereby you
don't cut out any meals, starches,
potatoes, meats or butter but
simply cut DOWN. on them, be-
cause eating AYDS before meals
according to directions on the box)
dulls your appetite for them! Med
zeal doctors found in tests that 100
persons lost II to IS pounds aver
age in few weeks with this plan.
Cost for a months supply is S225,
or $3.50 for a triple size.) Ask for
AYDS Vitamin Fortified Candy at
Drug and Department Stores :.
money guaranteed back on the first
box, if you don't get results. Ask
for them at S. Kann Sons Co., or
the Vita Health Food Stores.
Evening star., 1945-02-04
BUTTER SHORT :?

-Speakins-of bread m0sf-nafufally
brings US to the subject of butter
-. rather a skimpy subject ia Host
households today. But you'll find
your family mindins not at all If
you'll let WEIGHS Orange Mar
malade help you out! It's delicate,
oran9y-sweet taste Is wonderful on
all kinds of bread from morn.
Ing toast and mullins, waffles, pan.
cakes to hot dinner rolls.
WEIGHS Orange Marmalade is
so good you'll find people eating it
with a spoon and it makes de-
licious "toppines" for desserts and
puddines. It's the tanginess of
FRESH oranges that makes it such
a favorite :. for WEIGHS make
their marmalade from oranges right
off the trees. Ask for WEIGHS
Orange Marmalade!
Evening star., 1945-02-04
N.+r Up, 'aal

We live in world Of specialization
-. and that's why we have so many
perfectly marvellous products de-
signed to do perfect job for
specific problem. Take Fleets
CHAP STICK, for instance
medicated salve, originated 50 years
ago, to keep Lips Fit :. just
that and nothing more. But what
service, particularly at this time
Of the year when cold sores,
cracked. chapped or burning lips,
caused by exposure to cold weather,
bring so much discomfort and pain!
A CHAP STICK is packed so ham
dily, too easy for men to carry
in its convenient stick form =.
easy for children to use on wind
chapped lips. Cost is 25c at Drug
Counters. Remember, a CHAP
STICK can be tucked right into a
letter foin6 overseas to bring much
needed lip relief to men fighting in
all extremes Of weather.
Evening star., 1945-02-04

You know how it is when you 10
out a-spreeins ;. always more fun
when YOU run into fsvorite friends
here and there. So you'll UNDER
stand my JOY when | find RY-
KRISP at so many Of my favorite
haunts around New York s.. crisp,
wafer-thin, and as appetizin8 Is
oven-fresh toast (but blessedly
holding only q calories in each
kind-to- the-6sure slice!). So RY-
KRISP alwavs joins the party
wherever smart people sather-
whether it's at q cozy out-of-the-
way place which food food has
made famous-or whether it's at Z
smart hotel. Its wonderful rye
hearty favor makes it perfect for
snack-happy folks everywhere !.
so why not try RY-KRISP at home,
toop Ask your srocer for RY-
KRISP.
Evening star., 1945-02-04
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Troubled feet often offend others
and cause real embarrassment
for it is difficult to detect your own
foot odor. So why not safeguard
against this very real social er.
ror' by dustins deodorizins DR..
SCHOLL'S Foot Powder every day
on your feet and into your shoes
and stockings? Pass this tip on to
the men and boys in your family
they'll appreciate your telling them
about this soothing powder that dis
pels unpleasant foot odor almost
like magic for it also brings
quick relief from the misery Of hot,
excessively perspirine feet. Ask for
DR.. SCHOLL'S Foot Powder this
week it's a wonderful guard
against Athletes Foot, too!
Evening star., 1945-02-04

And it seems to me that the choice
of VICEROY Cigarettes, over all
other brands, gives definite "lift'!
Reason is that you're conscious that
you've chosen he SMART cisa.
rette, made especially for the
SMART woman fitted with q
unique filter tip that does Q
thorough job Of checking resins,
tars, and other throat irritants so
that only mild and clean smoke
can come through to bring you the
pleasure of a fine blending Of
domestic and Turkish tobaccos in
full measure. You're confident, too,
that no tobacco crumbs can aeck
onto teeth and lips, nor untidy
dribbles litter your purse. The FL.
ter tip keeps the tobacco right. in
the cigarette where it belongs. So
ask for NICEROYSt
Evening star., 1945-02-04
Runaway Engine Derai|ed
After 80.M Hour Dash

FLAGSTAFF. Ariz., Feb. 3-(P,-
An unnamed locomotive thundered
at 80 miles an hour through Flag
staff today before it was deliberately
derailed.
A message to Telegrapher I. r.
Bradford, station agent at Angel, %
miles east of here. caused him to
throw the switch that sent the en-
gine crashing to stop.
The wild dash of the locomotive
started west of Flagstaff when it
broke loose from doubleheader
pulling a passenger train.
Engineer w. G. Robinson and
Fireman II. e. Powell said that when
one Of the connecting rods became
disengaged, they leaped from the
locomotive.
Evening star., 1945-02-04
Mrs. Macgrego,
WI Entertain

Mrs. I. r. Macgregor. wife Of
the Director General Of the Austria
liam Supply Mission; will entertain
in their home at l7o1 Massachusetts,
avenue at bridge party Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock for members
Of the Queen Elizabeth Chapter Of
the Daughters OF the British
Empire.
The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. Roy e. Lowe, Mrs. Arthur
Ashford, Mrs. H. Gwaltney, Mrs.
w. Bowyer Pain and Mrs. E.
Anderson and her daughter, Miss
Ruth Anderson.
Evening star., 1945-02-04
Diplomatic Society
VIII Hear Recital

The new Canadian Ambassador
and Mrs. =. B. Pearson have taken
box for the song recital which
Lotte Lehman will give Tuesday
evening in Constitution Hall. The
concert is the fourth in the series
of events arranged by the Chamber
Music Guild for this season and
the demand for seats has been great
with only few boxes left.
Other recent additions to the
list OF box reservations include the
Netherlands Minister and Baroness
van Boetzelaer. former United
States Ambassador and Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss, Col. and Mrs. M
Rohert Guggenheim, Mrs. Truxtun
Beale, Mrs. w. Colbert Williford
and Mrs. Morton Sims.
Evening star., 1945-02-04
Meefinq TOmOrrOw

Mrs. Reginald S. Huidekoper, one
of the seven women leaders of the
big gifts teams of the American Red
Gross War Fund drive, will meet with
members of her group tomorrow
afternoon at 3 O'Clock in the United
States Chamber of Commerce Build
ing.
Others who head groups now ready
| to begin work on the big gifts
drive are Mrs. David Finley, Mrs
Clarence Aspinwall, Mrs Charles
Goldsmith, Mrs. Morris Cafritz. Mrs
Ellsworth Alvord and Mrs. w. Jasper
| Du R0Se
Evening star., 1945-02-04
|On Visif South
| Wifh Nieces

Mrs. Benjamin T. Elmore left
Wednesday for an extended visit
with relatives IN the South. She
is now In Chattanooga with her
niece, Christine Noble Goyan, whose
book, a mystery novel. "Jennifer's
House. has just been published.
Mrs. Govan's daughter also Is well
known as an author, her child's
book, Katy No-Pocket," was pub
lished in September.
Mrs. Elmore will 60 to Lincoln
County, Tenn, after leaving Chat
tanooga to spend the remainder Of
the winter with another niece, Mrs.
II. II. Wilson.
Evening star., 1945-02-04

2 II
pearance Of your skin before and
after using the liquid cream foun-
dation from HERB FARM SHOP,
LTD. Name Of it is Under Pow
der Mist - skin.to founda-
tion which tends to impart velvety
softness to your complexion. 1t
gives wonderful protection against
wind and sun, and helps the skin
feel and look smooth and fresh.
Cost is 81, g and $3.75 lplus taxi. !.
Pat HERB FARM SHOP Face
Powder over under Powder Mist"
and see how lovely your skin looks
Ne. il 5 beautiful shades, per-
fumed with Might Scented Stock. 7
Cost Il $l.50 ! box 1plus taxi, q
Woodwsrd . LolliFo1. S 3
Evening star., 1945-02-04
Benefit Gard Party

The annual card party for the
benefit Of Casualty Hospital will
be given Tuesday afternoon from
2 until 4:30 o'clock at the Willard
Hotel.
Mrs. Bernard Walls is president
of the Board OF Lady Managers.
which is sponsoring the benefit
Evening star., 1945-02-04

And speaking of hands,-your hands
aren't your worst enemies, are
they? Then WHY will so many
women impose dirty, disagreeable
and skim rouehenine tasks on them?
Take the job of toilet sanitation,
for example so many home
makers tackle the task with scrub
brush, soap. cleansing powder, dis
infectant AND little feminine
cussin'! / know you'll agree that
they're making extra, irksome work
for their hands for everybody
knows that SANI.FLUSH keeps
toilet bowls clean and shining all
by itself! All you have to do is
use it twice a week according to
directions on the can :. for SAM.
FLUSH works CHEMICALLY to
loosen and remove stains. And re.
member, there are insidious toilet
germs and a cause of toilet odors
lurking in an invisible and con.
stantly recurring film even in soft
water areas where toilet stains may
not show. SANI.FLUSH can do
COMPLETE toilet sanitation job
Evening star., 1945-02-04

You've seen the
difference between
a harsh, hard-sur-
faced photograph
and one with q
beautiful matt 6n-
ish. That's about
the difference you'll
Evening star., 1945-02-04

and those assisting in the arrange
ments include Mrs. John w. Crown
In, Mrs. Harry Wendall. Mrs. p.
Borgstrom, Mrs. Hugh Smith, Mrs
william ]. Brewer, Mrs. Ruth B
ILeapiey and Mrs. John Miller.
Evening star., 1945-02-04
Beauty at a Bargain!

Don't put off Vving yourself Soc.
Take ADVANTAGE of the special saw.
ins YARDLEY is offering you on
TWO jars of 81 Creams for the
special price Of S1.50! You can get
two jars of Cleansing Cream, exactly
suited to your individual complex.
ion needs English Complexion
Cream for Normal Skins, Liquefy.
ing Cleansing Cream for oily com.
plexions. and Dry Skin Cleansing
Cream for Dry Skins -. or. you
may choose one jar Of the cleansing
cream you need, PLUS one jar Of
YARDLEY Night Cream for ex.
tra-softenins help. The point is,-
act NOW -. for this offer of TWO
jars Of 81 creams for only $l.50 10
limited! And let me send you the
FREE booklet-"Keep Your Best
Face Forward" :. it's a wonderful
beauty Guide. Address requests to
Nancy Sasser, I'll Madison Ave-,
New York Is, N n.
Evening star., 1945-02-04
'KaA Snpe,be" p, Lavish bathing!

Large cakes of bath have become delightful
luxury toiea Valentine please Mladys love of lavish
bathing And WRSLEY Bath Superbe hus pillow that
smooth and soft sh camy of the cakes
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with oetes. Four cakes
$780, pakaged cakes
the box SO0 leading Drug and Department Stores
ns00 I'VE had 20 much fun piayinf Beauy Partofvfis.
S$N reader who joined with neehbor in experimenting
Er7 G7 " with EDNA WALLACE HOPPER'S White Clay
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and waiting tishtenins
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that both compilations much and resh And
such compliments deseved-for EDNA WALLACE HOPPERS
White Clay Pack helps daak old dried and faded cells the skin
beneath revealed all buhng freshness why
don't this quick pickup short order beauty
afford overlook Ask for Cosmetic
Evening star., 1945-02-04


How fast is the pace you keep today? Hard tell
but is surely that Of buster than ever
I before That's why it's terribly Efficient
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Evening star., 1945-02-04

Don't let the scales scare you they only serve
to confirm the fact Of baby's normal growth! And
speaking Of baby's weight I've just discovered
that every Ell Shirt for infants is labeled with
the WEIGHT, as well as the age of the baby
which it is cut to fit! This assures you ACCU-
RATELY FITTED garments for babies elm
mating binding, chafns. or the too-bie or too
small fit which so often happens when you depend
on age sizes alone You'll find that E-Z Under
Evening star., 1945-02-04

for infants made surdiest daily Tubing
resist safety holes They're made puove styles
there's bbys swallowing Ask for EZ Under
always reasonably priced How sending FREE
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Evening star., 1945-02-04
BUY-LINES BY Nancy 5asrr

NEW YORK, N. Y, FEBRUARY 4th.-Th S "Bw
marrow godln Valentines Day the l4h
And 5 a
blindld So lady take special
thought Ioeness Don't the
snobng do I'm
hwashins
household areP PROVED methods of change
% ands
QUINay frs use and dip
QUINS of PACQUINS
Evening star., 1945-12-16

sheet covered with waxed paper,
then place your handiwork in the
refrigerator to harden. Serve star
or two on each slice of pudding.
Ice cream for dessert? Pile it
high in a white bowl, sprig of
green pine stuck into the peak;
a tree growing tip-top on a snow
covered mountain.
Fruit cake can do the honors as
a table centerpiece when decorated
with a pyramid of plenty-apples,
peaches, pears - cheeks ablush; all
are fruits of marzipan.
It's a popcorn year. why not
popcorn centerpiece? On an oval
mirror, build a shining pyramid
of popcorn balls, cellophane-
wrapped in red. white and green.
Put into each small favor sur
prise, this wrapped in waxed paper.
Flank the pyramid with swags of
green. Candle light the masterpiece.
Spots of good cheer for either
side of the centerpiece are popcorn
baskets nodded from the same
corn and syrup mixture as for the
balls. Line with red cellophane and
pile the baskets high with stein
raisins and nuts.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Food For Conversation
BY CLEMENT1NE PADDLEFORD

wreath idea. Chopped, cooked
beets fill the ring.
Here's salad to spread smiles
of satisfaction. Peel fresh pears and
cut into thin rings. Layer these
with finely chopped almonds. using
a toothpick to hold the rebuilt
pear to its shape. Serve on bed
OF. cress, covered with mayonnaise
blended with cream cheese and
tinted pale green. A sprinkling of
candied fruit gives the candle
effect. Top with a star cut from
rind of orange.
Too much bother? Then con-
slider red and green cabbage in a
half-and-half combination, to bed
in a wide wooden bowl.
The heavy dinner begs for a
sparkling beverage-grapeade our
choice. 1t bubbles with excite
ment. No bother, just lift off the
bottle caps. Ready! Pour! The
mixture is half-and-half of grape
juice and gingerale.
Stars In the Ice
STARS are in the ice cubes -
whether it be punch or plain
water. Little stars can be cut of
orange or lemon rind and frozen
into the cubes. or slip in leaf of
the holly. Half fill the trays with
water, freeze, then add garnish,
covering this with water film.
Again freeze. Now more water and
finish the freezing job.
The best-dressed puddings wear
stars. If you have a pastry bag,
run through a light and fluffy
hard sauce, using the star tube.
Squeeze out the stars on baking
Evening star., 1945-12-16

the bowl of the favored one. All is
fair on Christmas Day!
Cream soup for the dinner?
Scatter over each bowl half
dozen buttered popcorn flakes,
sprinkled with celery salt, busted
crimson with paprika. Pass the
Christmas-tree crackers. Round
oyster crackers are spotted with
wee balls of seasoned cream cheese
with a perky Christmas tree of
parsley planted in the center of
each cracker.
Hors d'Oeuvre Wreath
lHE hors d'oeuvre wreath her
aids a joyous dinner. Apply the
doughnut cutter to shape rings
from thin bread. Toast pieces
lightly on both sides, then spread
with cream cheese and sprinkle
with chopped Watercress. Ked
pepper or pimiento ties the bright
bow.
Candle cocktails are but fruit
cups - each topped with marsh
mallow holding a red birthday
candle, these to be lighted just
before the dinners ready" call.
With the bird, make no con-
cessions to frivolity. A man is in
a pitiable plight working in and
out of an elaborate circle of fussy
didoes with a great knife and fork.
But if spinach is included in the
menu, do it fancy. Put the vege-
Evening star., 1945-12-16

8 s*5,.*,- :;
Oyster Stew or
Cream Of Mushroom Soup
gomished with pimiento stors
DeviIed Ham Packages
(Qviek with Bisqviek)
Celery Hearts
Cheese Thinsies (Bisqvick)
Glazed Boxed Apples with
Fruit Sovce
White-Frosted Christmas Cookies
TINY PIAfIENTO STARS twinkle
out merry Christmas" from the
soup bowls! Use star cutter. Or make
a paper pattern, and cut around it.
DEVILED HAM PACKAG ES:
Fragrant little biscuit packages with
spicy deviled ham inside. Make bis
cult dough following directions on
Bisquick package. All you need:
2 cups Bisquick
" to - cup Mix
Roll out thin mot more than IS
inch thick) into l2-inch square. Cut
into sixteen 3-inch squares. Place on
ungreased heavy baking sheet. In
center of each square place
tsp. Deviled Ham mixture
~ cup Deviled Ham plus
: tbsp. Cream in ally
Join opposite points Of dough. Fasten
with wooden pick Bake 10 to IL
minutes in hot oven, 45O'.
DOUBLE QUICK mixing bis
cult dough (or dlan,plings) ,cith
Bisq,.ick! It's your entire biscuit
recipe, except liquid. 4 blend Of
sir ingredients, including pure
egetabIe shortening.
CHEESE THINSIES: Add 2s cup
grated sharp yellow cheese to half
recipe for Bisquick biscuit dough
(see package), stirring cheese into
Bisquick before adding milk. Roll
paper-thin. Cut rounds. Sprinkle
with salt. Bake on lightly creased
heavy baking sheet about minutes
invery hot oven, 4750. 4 to 5 dozen.
HONEY GOODNESS to things
made with Bisquick. It's skiltul
blend of home-type ingredients.
That's why mullins, waff1es, biscuits,
dumplings, etc, turn out so good.
GLAZED BAKED APPLES Uith
fruit jar sauce. Core and pare
upper third of
E firm Apples
Place in baking pan. Pour over and
around the apples
Evening star., 1945-12-16

Make everything on the
Yuletide menu festive
LLDEcK the halls with boughs
IL of holly" but let's not
forget splash of Yuletide magic
for the Christmas-dinner menu.
Sauce it we'll with surprise. Hide
puzzle in the soup. A candy cane
to the one who can make the alpha
bet noodles in his bowl spell
Merry Christmas" in his spoon.
A clear soup for this. 1t takes but
a minute to pick out the correct
letter combination to drop into
Evening star., 1945-12-16

"B,squck" and Betty Croker" are registered trade
marks of General Mills Inc, Minneapolis Minh'
Evening star., 1945-03-25
Dub Bower Are Having Their Inning in Tournament yda
1900 WWDC Event
Rollers Set Record;
Prizes Now $4,000

With a total of $4,000 contestants
already having competed, 5000
women and 10000 men, the giant
WWDC Metropolitan Washington
bowling handicap has established an
all-time record f>r entries in duck
pin tournament rolling, Arville Eb-
ersole, tournament treasurer and
chairman of the National Bowling
Council, announced last night.
The big event, being staged at all
Capital drives afilliated with the
National Duckpin Bowling Congress,
viii end April 4. A prize fund of
approximately $4,000 so far has been
raised from 25-cent entrance fees.
Ten per cent of the final total sum
of prize money will 60 to the Bowl
ers' Victory Legion to purchase
sports and recreational equipment
for overseas Yanks.
So far as can be ascertained, Will
bur Werline, tallying 108-478 at
Lucky Strike Thursday night, was
the first winner among the men for
the special Marx Gold Shield Award.
Men: Raymond voets. ColIese Park.
S;};. Ss;S}m;So2; ]. capt Les ESsynolds celsn,i
$50: Bob Fuller. Columbia, eeS4ss; @.
sochs, Isf.sssse, Isss rss s7s Wilbur 'smfs wees
line, Lucky Strike, 10S-47S; John Gard
, nsr, Boulsvard. samo47s; 1t. william
Women: Beatrice Goddard, Spillway,
78-452; Marie Geib, Fort Davis, 7s-
443: Mrs. Macy McAmis, Spillway, &C.
439; Barbara Suggs, Colonial Village. 100
--438; Lula Trundle.- Silver Spring, rs
433: Dorothy Whiteman. Penn Recreation,
69--430; Doris Duley, Silver Spring. Go
-426i Marie OFlaherty. Brookland. 81
-426; Jessie Keith, silver Spring, 90
424; Noami Will Boulevard, 54-424.