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Evening star., 1945-10-30

Probably the most harmful delu-
sion with which humanity befools
itself is that st can't happen to
me-" We can see how the law of
cause and effect works inexorably
with other people. We do not have
to be prophets to be able to tell that
the lazy and shiftless will be on the
bread line in their old age; nor that
those who abuse their health are
destined for invalidism; nor that
the girls who marry drunkards and
philanderers and the boys who pick
out shrewish girls for wives are
headed for the divorce courts.
But we delude ourselves into be-
lieving that we can escape the con-
sequences of our acts. We think we
can dance without paying the piper,
and that we can go our mean, self
ish, cruel way through life and still
be loved and cherished by our fami-
lies and friends. All about us we
see plenty of people who never dc
GIL W WAI lONC btb NIlO "a {
sure they will never be lonely and
neglected, because they are sure 1t
couldn't happen to them.
Among those who are the most
fanatical believers that they are
darlings of the gods, who are always
going to be adulated, no matter how
little they deserve it, are women
You never hear of wife who
blames herself for having lost her
husbands love, or a mother who
feels responsible for her children
leaving home as soon as they can
break away from it, or a mother-in-
law who isn't sure that the reason
she doesn't get along with her in
laws is their fault. The party of
the other part is always the Of
fender.
A woman who belongs to this
school of thought has just written
me telling me of her troubles. She
says that although she has never in
vited her nother.in-law tn her
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What Is Beauty!

Beauty Is one Of the most abused
words in the English language. 1t is
too often used to denote anything
except the truly beautiful.
A physics professor q long time
ago asked me If red rose was red.
I naturally answered that Of course
a red rose was red. He replied that
it was not red, but the combination
of every other color except red.
Beauty is not just beautiful fea-
lures. Beauty is the combination of
all the things that make woman
attractive to look at and pleasure
to be with. Personality, character,
good grooming, friendliness and so
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By John Robert Posyers,
Guest columning for Evelyn Hayes.

Guest Coiumning Tor Evelyn Hayes.
many other things are all important
to a woman's appeal.
Beautiful features-as such-are
secondary. How very true the much
used quotation, Beauty is in the
eye of the beholder." For every
man, there Is q different concept OF
attractiveness. Just as In the mod
cling field, there are different types
for illustrative purposes-the soph-
isticate, the tailored outdoor girl
the homebody, the sweet young
thing, etc. In life, for men, there
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GAME INFORMATION.
From Mrs. D. II. R., West Palm
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I enjoy the daily and Sunday Is
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AS to rules for playing Of Finch,
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POTATO SALAD?

(From Mrs. G. Z. ", Arlington)
AS I am awaiting my husbands S
return from overseas, I have not
been able to take advantage of all
the excellent housekeeping advice
and recipes that have been in RICH
However, I am keeping them in q
scrapbook and know I shall find
them invaluable since they are the
result of others experiences.
am especially interested in col
lecting as wide variety of potato
salad recipes as other readers could
submit. should appreciate them.
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TO REMOVE sCORCHf
(Erent Mrs. B. r. Washtngton.J
Your column is 20 helpful. ]
never fail to read it. But I am al
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pressed my husbands gray worsted
trousers and have scorched same
Please tell me how I can remove
this ugly scorch on trouser legl
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From Mrs. J. G. F., WaShtngto1,-)
I read your column most every
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many people. I would like to know
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Also, II one coat of dark-oak varnish
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Evening star., 1945-10-30

Pressing clothes correctly is an art
which too few people possess. Some
how, it is so easy to skip over the
Evening star., 1945-10-30

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The echo., 1945-05-04

away his heart after other gods:
and his heart as not perfect With
the Lord his God, 81 was the heart
Of David his father.
II. Wherefore the Lord said unto
Solomon, Forasmrch as this Il done
of thee, and thou hast not kept my
covenant and my statutes, which 4
have commanded thee, I will surely
rend the kingdom from thee, and will
give it to thy servants.
The echo., 1945-05-04

Nai bases and hospital show Kkz
Who has great record a. q bod
Sdace sensation leads a band tbM
Dlays sweet music that 10 bIendA4
With bot rhythm. An EXCLUSIVE
oeceA recording artist his waxing
.1t Little Joe From Chicago" is n
popular demand. Two others, 80
Blue and Apollo Groove" ere e.
.orites too.
The tour is aa extended OnA
%aat will carry the musical aggr@
aaGIO0 TO the west coast. EVeryomA
The echo., 1945-05-04
Sunday School
Lesson
The Hebrew Monarchy at its Height
Gelden Text;-Blessed is the Nation
w&ose God Ii the Lord.
PsAtm 3s:1g; LIST Kings 9:1-T

L. And it came to pass, when Sol
0non had finished the building Of
Hse Lord, and the Kings house and
ssl Solomon's desire which he was
pleased to do. .-...-..-..- s'dEo'oC
q That the Lord appeared to Sol
nmon the second time, as he he'd
Eppeared unto him at Gideon.
9. And the Lord said unto him,
heard thy prayer and thy suppl
cations, that thou hast made before
nae: I have h&liowed this House,
which thou hast built, to put my
name there for sver: and mine
Eyes and mine heart shall be there
perpetually.
4. And if thou wilt walk before
me, as David thy father walked,
in integrity Of heart. and ia upright
mess. te do according III hat 4
com. . end a my
- Fl.
following u.. -s or your children,
and viii not keep my commandments
and my statutes which I rave set
before you, but go and serve another
gods, and worship them:
Z. Then will I cut off Israel out
of the land which l have given THEM
and this house which Have Hallow-
ed for my name, will cast out Of
my sight; and Israel shall be a
proverb and a byword among all
penn'e:
Kings 1926.
26. And King Solomon made G
navy of ships in Ezion geber, which
b beside Eloth, on the shore Of the
Bed Sea, in the land of Edom.
7 Kings 10:26-28.
IT. And Solomon gathered togeth-
CT chariots and horsemen: and he had
O thousand and four hundred chariots,
and twelve Thousand rorsemen, whom
he bestored in the cities for chariots
and with the king at Jerusalem.
%. And the king made silver 10
be In Jerusalem Is stones, and ce-
Oars made he to be as the sycomore
Erees that are in the vale for album
6Gnce. -------..--.
%. And Solomon had horses
hrought out Of Egypt, and linen
yarn at a price.
4 Kings 11:4-1L
d. For it came to pass, when Sol
pmon wss old, that his wives turned
The echo., 1945-05-04

recordings and a
a result Joe Gla
ser has a announced
that maestro KirI
and his Clouds d
Joy are set for q
series Of on@
Fighters.
Recently fec
tured On the Coca
Cola Show. hap
Ing also psAyed Q
great many USu
army Gamma. ma
The echo., 1945-05-04

M0Wa OF Kirk s
'WNtM rae Real
fAtRg Com e 8
AIoag", and all
ears viii be
Peeked 10 as Ben
Jenkins gives out
Ntth that one.
Jsakirs. called
ony by his
E-tends, (his full
i&ndle IS Benia.
S.ia Anthony Jan-
-iAsj attributes
The echo., 1945-05-04

Eis success az a vocalist 10 IL
a-aGer OF che band who spos:~4
ssid in ~ amateur contest wSes
at IL Gnd nSs given him guidance
snG tzrQugh knowledge in pleasing
ricttfoEcers. SlEk's work played q
s'-rr"I' crow recently at IA
,Ap3'lO 1l.cstre T.se. - ~
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BIBLE QUESTIONS
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Cuestion-When we pray for some
one and our prayers don't seem to be
answered, should be become discour-
aged and stop praying?
Answer In 1 Thessalonians SIT
we are told to pray without eeasing."
That is, without stopping.
Q.-What we're the Urim and Thum-
min mentioned in the Bible?
A. Two onyx stones set on the
shoulder Of the high priest in the
tabernacle Of Moses. Each stone was
engraved with the names of six of the
tribes of Israel. 1t is said that Urin
means, eight and Thummin means
"rerfection.'
C-1eas the Bite say a-.- .e--1
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in gold Genesis 1922. Whe .-;
Job2-Read the first chapter e. roa
And don't forget David and solomon,
It is not money which is the root %!
evil, but "the love of money" l Tim.
othy 6:10.
Q.-Doesn't the Bible approve dano
Ing?
A.-Exodus 1920: Miriam led IT,
women in a dance of JOY to God oyos
the deliverance from the Egyptiaas -
the Red Sea- 2 Samuel 6:14: DaviA
danced before the Lord when thc arS
was brought up 10 Jerusalem. |Ls
dancing of men and women ID. les
is not mentioned in the Bible. Ma+tlnS
14:6-12: The dance of the daughtor Ct
Herodias cost the life Of Joan to
Baptist.
o.-Oo you think a time viii eve.
come when we can't have the wore
If God, even If we want it?
A.-Read Amos 8:11, u: "BeholA
the days come, saith the Lord COS
that I win send famine IN the l3fit
not famine Of bread, nor thirat -oE
water, but Of hearing the words c' ~
Lord: and they shah wander from zee
20 sea, and from the north even r. thS
east, they shall run to and fro 10 saek
;he Word Of the Lord, and shall n0A
find it."
Ed. Note: Address your questions t.. ~
RBLE QUESTION COLUMN, rEs V.!oa
Of Prophecy, Box s., Los Angsie' -
Calf Bible questions Of general t~t-r-S
sgtA bo GaH0ered IN this coLlEzm as SOSa
pWWJtA
The echo., 1945-05-04
Andy Kirk Set
For 1-Nightera
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New York-The boogie woogi(
trend has brought about a demand
Toe many of Andy Kinks Decca
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Did yoe4 attend church sunday? II
you cannot attend your own church.
please attend somebody else's church.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
City Journey Standing.

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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
BY HAROLD KAHL

Boosting 155 entries. 25 more
than expected, Joe Angileri's first
annual six-game individual bowl
ing classic opens at the Palm
Beach Recreation tonight. The
event, carrying a $1,000 first
prize. will continue through Sun
day.
Such stars as Lou Sielaff, Chet
Bukowski, Wayne Spaulding, Mike
Testa, Joe Paulus, Tom Dorazio,
Russell Jantz, Bill Kenet. Elwood
Blake, Steve Dutko and Steve
Cruchon are on tonight at nine
o'clock. John Crimmins, Cy Cor
alczyk and Joe Adams are listed
tomorrow at 7 p. m, Joe Norris
at nine.
Dave Berger, Fred DeFazio,
Roy Milan, Wayne Whiteman,
Galen Hassinger, Herb Matthews,
AL Pasket, CaSs Schlaff, Sam
Richardson. Tony Morano. John
Norris. Bill Warden, Reno Mini
strelli< Irv Simpson, Bill David,
Rudy Walby. Henry Gavie, Char
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

than 100 entries for his $40
event to be held at Rainbow
May 13.
MITZEL NOW ENSIGN
HERE AND THERE-Donsld. Is, son Of
Frank MtEel, secretary OF the Detroit Bowl
Ing Association. was commissioned an enHiEn
a. the Columbia U. training school Mar
Liebold got q spare and eight pima In the
tenth OF each OF her three games OF ia
for $50 In the St Paul Lutheran mixed
event Four records. champion J. LsEAi
Ftve's 3o57. Boudreau Five's 1850. Roger
SerEeantS ass and Eddie Donohue's 24I.
234-7l5 for 900. were hung up the INA
niEht In the Continental 2so.
Louise Ayers converted the 1910 a. Made
line LAbadie hit ls2 In the Bowling Green
Ladies i. =. Phil SchinES ass tied high
single and his Git Ia . new second In the
Immaculate Conception Art Cuertin Ihoi
631 a. Winston Five strung three sO3s for
240e In the ParklAnd House Wolverine
nosed out Rollins by one game for the Strath.
moor BuSinesSmen's title Woyenns
topped n. Smith by 5 In the Twentieth
Century House Bill SlaterG 7Os waI
high In the Nativity Lutheran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
Tracks Ready

visitor to Belmont Park in New York these
early mornings scarcely believe that racing
has been banned :. The clockers are on the job
just as though they were watching works for reg
ular racing programs >. Trainers are all a-bustls
and some horses are near top shape as they wait
for the day when Washington will spring the
barrier. nj
Jamaica and Aqueduct are equally crowded and
busy.
week or two is all most of the trainers will
need to get their stock in top condition.
They have handled the spring condition Just
as though racing had been called off, antic-
pating that happy day when they can get rolling.
You can't get stall at Belmont now for love
nor money Hundreds of horsemen have been
turned down seeking accommodations.
Any one who did not have horses stabbed at
Belmont last season hasn't chance OF getting
In there now and even some Of the old regulars
have found it difficult to get quarters if they ar
rived late
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
Mrs. Heendn' S
651 Earns Lead

II Ethel Heenan's small sons
ask her when they grow up.
What did you do in the big tour
nament, mother?" she has an ef-
fective answer. Mrs. Heenan took
the singles lead last night in the
women's city at Twenty Grand
Recreation on 651.
The -202-2O3 formed the
highest series Mrs. Heenan has
ever had in sanctioned competi-
tion. She had six in a row after
two spares in the opener. Paired
with her Kinney teammate. Sc
lima Myers, Mrs. Heenan shared a
1892.
Flo Morys, a steadily improving
player, had SPA to gain second.
Esther Schultz Gertrude Will
liams went to second in A" dou-
bles, 1l25, Mrs. Williams scoring
623.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
Stars Roll as Pin Classic Opens

ley Boehm, Louis Burr, Frank
Zion. Tony Novak. Wally Reopen
hagen. Cass Grygier. John Petro,
Fred Breckles, Therman Gibson,
Fred Bujack. Adolph Konopks,
Steve Morris and Alex Heiden are
among others entered.
OFFERS STAR TEAMS
The Mems City tournament Of
fers Parisclean, Standard and
Chene-Trombly at Hall-Dodds to-
morrow as doubles and singles
continue at Palmer Park. The
Women'S City will continue at
Twenty Grand. S50-Handicap at
Chene Trombly and individual
classics at Royal and Motor City.
Two events. individual sweeps
at DENLY and Carol Strands S
junior individual for women at
Log Cabin, will close along with
Cecil Wards boys tournament at
the Detroit Rec. East Warren
will stage a three-game single
events for a $50 first prize Sun
day.
Jack DiGiovanni expects more
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
Five-Man Golf Match

At the request OF Ben Van.
Alstyne, Michigan State coach, the
Wayne-State golf match starting
at 2 p. m. at Warren Valley today
will be between five-man teams
rather than the usual four.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
Pin Proprietors
Elect PduIus

Joe Paulus of Chene-Trombly,
president, succeeding Irwin Gies Of
Olympic, three-year incumbent,
and Otto Bliemeister of Beacon,
vice president. were the only new
officers elected at yesterdays
Ieeting of the Greater Detroit
1bowling Proprietors' Association.
Merton f. Lowe has sold his
two-thirds interest in the I'M
perial Recreation bowling alleys
in the General Motors Building to
Arnold w. Jacquemain of Liberty
Tool & Engineering and J. C.
Stutzke of the Reliance Insurance
OF Pittsburgh. il was announced
today.