Enabling ALSB debug level logging

Within my proxy services I have added some DEBUG level log statements, however, these do not seem to get logged to either my standard out log or my application log. If I switch them to WARN or ERROR, I get them logged.
I verified in Operational Settings on my proxy service logging is enabled at level DEBUG or above.
I think something maybe within WLS itself might be preventing the logs. If within the WLS console I switch debug logging on for everything (Debug tab on the server screen), I do see my log statements, among other things. Unfortunately I cannot figure out which one of the hundred or so items actually enables the debug logging just for ALSB's debug statements.
Has anybody else figured out the right combination of things to get ALSB to log the proxy service debug statements?

Thanks. That was already enabled but checking it made me think of another thing. I have been watching the console you get when you start up your server from the automatically created shortcuts. Instead, I checked the actual log file for the server and the debug statements do in fact get written there. The console that comes up must be standard error, hence, only the warnings and errors.
Thanks for leading me to the answer.

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