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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

have fond recollections OF the
old fashioned washtub. recall
my grandmother's a big
jumbo affair made of wood.
From constant use, ii was al
ways slippery on the inside.
II got so old. we always had
20 keep a little water in it,
10 keep it from leaking. In
Winter, had 10 put the darn
thing on a sled, fill il with snow
and haul IL into the house,
Where we packed il in a barrel.
poured hot water on it and
thereby made soft water for the
washing of our faces and
our hair. You simply didn't wash
your hair in hard water from
the well.
/ rather loved wash day. for
you got 10 bury your arms in
the bright soap sHds you
played a tune on the waShb0afd
as you scrubbed the collars on
grandpa's work shirts and
you came out Of the ordeal with
hands as white as snow.
Good Exercise
AS for back-breaking, lady
IL never worked as hard
over the wash tub as / do these
days doing my morning exer-
ciSes 10 keep my midriff where
il belongs. Doing a washing is
=easfef=effaH=f8=feies=ef=geffffTT1r-
d game of tennis.
OF course, it's not so much
fun but life isn't all fun,
lady. Sometimes there's work TO
be done, disappointments TO be
met, storms 10 be endured.
Can we take IL or can't
we? Are we such softies that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
CoIIeqe Clothes

TEAS AND parties, classes
and study, these are what
make college life. Everything
is exciting and gay and so
much fun. If you have the right
clothes for every occasion.
Frcshies, sophS. juniors. and
even high and mighty seniors,
will rate the two pew college
clothes leaflets a plus.
These leaflets 1re
D-34 Dress 10 Suit Your Type
Dds College Wardrobes.
You may have both leaflets II
you VIII enclose 3 cents 20
Cover mailing costs Send your
request 10 Joan Deem. Fashion
Editor. The Detroit Times, De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

DuTTID-SIE 1I,
a girl will starve herself in
order 10 slenderize and then let
fashion artist pad her out 10
resemble Big Winnie. II just
doesn't make sense.
ANY WOMAN who can re-
call the horSe-hair and buckram
era. when a girl went about in
big lego mutton sleeves, seven
pounds of ruffled petticoats and
a pound or so of pompadour, IS
allergic TO padding.
The only good thing about
those balloon sleeves that we
can remember was that the boy
who held your wrap always had
10 tuck your dress sleeves into
your coat sleeves, and he usually
took the chance 10 make a pass
at kissing you.
TUCKING IN a girls sleeves
tenderly and gracefully, with
the accompanying gestures, was
regarded as quite an accom-
plishment among the young
blades. and a proficient sleeve
tucker-inner was usually a heart
breaker in the dancing set. He
was probably the first of the
glamour boys.
The glamour boy crowd went
in for graceful gestures in those
days. and the boy who knew the
most Sir Galahad stunts was the
most popular l sometimes won
der If they wouldn't go pretty
big today.
THE ONLY trouble was that
he put over the act on hot eve
nings as often as on chilly ones.
and you had TO sit there and
parboil while he got pleasantly
cooled off, That was one way
of going about in his shirt
sleeves, and still being rated as
a gentleman.
To get back to women's
clothes in the padded era. some
thing funny always seemed TO
be happening TO your padding.
Unless you pinned it firmly 10
your cast iron girdle, IL was apt
10 slip its moorings. and one hip
pad was always sliding around
to the front or the back and
making you bulge in the wrong
places. The effect was weird.
PERSONALLY, was happier
than any flapper when the
styles changed, and 1 was able
TO take off all that padding. dis
card old ironsideS, bob my hair
and get a permanent wave.
Girls don't know how lucky
they are today! If they did, they
would stick TO their carefrec
play suits and never fool around
with padding.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
High Padded Shoulders
Atrocity Of Fashion
BY HELEN ROWLAND

THERE GOES the last foolish
shoulder pad out Of my sleeves.
Snapped-AInt Bella and ana /
thankful. If the inventors Of
were as unresOurCeful
as the styliStS,, they'd be reviv-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Slack Suit
Wardrobe
Necessi+y
BY JOAN DEAN

MARCHING INTO Fall and
the last long weekend of the
season a new slack suit becomes
a necessity before we trek off
to the country.
Snappy, practical and offering
unlimited possibilities for
p changes and color combines, is
the suit pictured here of rayon
cavalry twill.
Particularly attractive is the
combination OF dark brown
Stacks with sand blouse and
jacket. slip into a scarlet fan
mel vest for color and warmth
assemble your blues with
white blouse and red vest and
suddenly you have gone pa
trlotlc...
THEN THERE is also a plaid
jacket = with specially blended
colorS 10 harmonic with the
foundation Stacks. let your
Imagination run riot. there is
no limit.
The Stacks are tailored by
tailors and scaled 10 the Ameri-
can girls figure. Stitched darts
give the snug hlp fl and pleas
ing fullneSS. Best Of all no more
pressing. as the crease is stitched
from belt 10 cuff.
THE BLOUSE is the regula-
ton shirtwaist type and may
match the Slacks or be a con-
trast. as you prefer. You will
love the easy Manufacturing Of
the coat with its four spacious
pockets.
Open the coat 10 show the
scarlet flannel vest brf0w and
top il Off with a scarlet Elton
hat and there you have az slick
slack suit as ever vent a-holl-
daying.
NO MATTER what you team
up with the rayon cavalry twill
slacks you will gallop through
the Labor Day fun happy in the
knowledge that your sport uni
form will pass the most critical
inspection.
These articles are exclusives
In the sport shop OF q popular
ready-to-wcar store and while
distinctive IN style and quality
are surprisingly reasonable in
-price.@,fheY may be- had IN
misses sizes and a wide sclcc-
ton OF coiorS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

The wash tub! Somehow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

ing The old-fashioned blunder-
buss instead Of inventing a new
-bu111b=SIgi1t.
a girl will Starve herself in
order 10 slenderize and then let
a fashion artist pad her out to
resemble Big Winnie. II Just
dOesn [ make sense!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

THEN THERE is also a plaid
jacket = with specially blended
colorS 10 harmonic with the
foundation Stacks. let your
Imagination run riot. there is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

THE BLOUSE is the regula-
ton shirtwaist type and may
match the Slacks or be a con-
trast. as you prefer. You will
love the easy manufacturing Of
the coat with its four spacious
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

Open the coat 10 show the
scartcr flannel vcst beiow and
top il of with a scarlet Elton
hat and there you have as slick
a slack suit as ever vent a-holi-
daying.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
The Wesierner
AT Riviera

Against the colorful and ad-
venture-filled background OF the
Old West. in the DAYS when justice
was administered at the point OF
a gun and FOSTERING Judge Roy
Bean doomed as the Law West OF
the Pecos," Samuel Goldwyn's
THE westerner." with Gary Coop
or In the title role, will have
returning showing at the Riviera
theater on Thursday.
Directed by William Wyler from
the screen adaptation by 10 Swer-
ling and Niven Busch, The West
erner" features in the cast which
supports Cooper such notable
players as Walter Brennan. Fred
Stone. Doris Davenport. Lillian
Bond. Forrest Tucker and Paul
Hurst.
Sharing the screen will he the
girl and music show. "A Night at
Earl CAROLS"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Cesar Romero and Virginia
Gilmore in Gangland Satire

GangSterS racketS tommy guns trigger men
rubbed out Those by-producs Of that dizzy decade the
tempestuous twentes . made blazing headlines for the
nations press. Il wasn't funny in 1928 but can
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
IL dH Dark and Handsome Opens Thursday the Roxy Iheate,
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL ThEATERS

RoNa-RobsTt Young and Randolph
Scott IN Western Union. n %
SIS. los. 10 20. slso EDDIE Albert
and Joan Leslie IN The Great Mr.
Nobody Il 30. 24o. SIS. SOS.
RIuTo-Bonnie Baker md orin
Tucker N You're the ore II Il.
All 45i. 7ai. 1911. also the
ansas Judgs .o2. 342. 8 a. 2 O.
MUSIC BoN-HArjorse Rambeau snd
Chariss Gfspewin IN Tobacco
Kav Francis and james Ellison IN
PLAY Giri ii.ts. 7.<s. s.ss. Is
BItT Not Sr-Csrols Lombard ana
Rohert MnufEomsrY In Mr. and
Mrs Smith n %. SIS $40
10 90. also Kay Francis and JACK
oskis In Little Men S.. $40.
$50
RIyIrRs-Rsls Lusosf in White
Zomhie" ] 90. 2 IS. SOS 7:45
"a 70 Die ] .05. $50. 8 as. 90
RETURN sHowINGs
BTNTRIN-Fred Astaire ana Pauleffe
Goddard IN Second Chorus" also
Warren william IN The Lone Wolf
ReeDs = Date
CAPIToI,-carole Lombard and Cary
Grant In Tn Name ONLY. also Ms
Martin johnson IN ! Married Ad-
venture
COMMrNfTy-Lucll Ball IN Too
Many Girls" also Jean Hersholt IN
Remedy for Riches"
KAY STREET - Norma shearer and
Robert Taylor in Escape" also
Hugh Herbert in slightly Tempt
ed
l. Ak y W Don - Gary Cooper ard
Madeleine Carroll in Northwest
Mounted Police" also Sir Cedric
Hardvioke In Tom Browns School
DAYS"
r,Rk-Edward G Robinson in a
Dispatch from Reuters" also Rita
Hayvorth and Brian Aherne IN
The LADY IN Question"
Lucille Ball and Richard
Carlson In Too Many Girls, also
Douglas Fairbanks. lr- and Made
lsine Carroll in "safsri"
RESLsRT-Tyrone Power and Linda
Darnell in The Mark OF Zorro"
REN-Johnny Downs and Ruth
Terry in Sing. Dance Plenty Hot.
also Edmund Lowe and Irene Her
vey in Crooked Road
sHELI.-Bruce Cabot and Leo Garlic
in Captain Caution" also Laurel
and Hardy in "A Chump At OK
ford"
stNsET-Henrv Fonda in The Re-
turn OF Prank James" also the
Gleason Family in Grandpa Goes
TO Town
Flynn and Olivia de
Havilland IN Santa Pc Trail, also
Jackie Cooper In Gallant Sons
LIBERTY. Pu,ailup Fred Astaire
and Paulette Goddard in Second
Chorus"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
obacco Road
AT Music Box

Tobacco Road that .enss-
honsl most discussed stage play
q our time. /. going to win even
greater fame IS a film. according
70 early reports from the film
front. Filmed behind closed doors
At the 2oth century-Fox studios.
Tobacco Road" Was produced by
Daryl r. zanuck and comes today
10 the Music Box theater. hailed by
previewers as a MOTTO be- missed
screen experience.
A. in Grapes Of Wrath" which
scored tremendous hit with
movie-goers. Tobacco Road" has
the same direcSor-writer combina-
ton Of John Ford and Nunnally
Johnson. A brilliant cast. chosen
with great care. is topped by
Charley Grapewin As Jeeter Les
ter. Marjorie Rambeau a. Sister
Bessie. Gene Tierney who plays
Ellie May and William Tracy a.
Dude Lester.
Kay Francis shares the screen
In Play Girl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

last week awaiting bail when jailed
for illegal possession of intoxicst-
ing liquor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Sewing Needle Taken
From Man S Spine

ARAPHoE, Neb. VILLA I'm
Stevens complained for weeks of a
sore spot in his back. When II
grew worse. he consulted a doctor.
To Stevens surprise, the physi-
clan removed rusted sewing
needle from the spine. Stevens
had no idea how the needle be-
came lodged in his back nor how
long il had been there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Warren William
Now at Beverly

The Lone Wolf Keeps A Date. .
newest addition to tho thrilling
Columbia series. is now playing at
the Beverly theater with Warren
William again featured in the title
role. Frances Robinson supplies
the romantic interest in the latest
and best adventure of fiction's
most likeable rascal.
Second Chorus" starring Fred
Astaire. Shares the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

And that's exactly what 2Oth
Century-Fox promises movie-Eoers
IN Tall. Dark ard Handsome.
gay new film which opens Thurs
day Al the Roxy theater It takes
gangsters and underworld films
for a hilarious. laugh-proyoking
ride Cesar Romero. Virginia Gil
more. Milton Berle and Charlotte
Greenwood head a fine featured
cast Of popular fun makers.
Depicting the funny side OF
gangland Tai. Dark and Hand
some" had preview audiences
screaming with delight at its
cracking dialogue. clever situs-
tons and catchy music. Cesar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

rapid strides toward motion-pi
ture stardom, as singer and
dancer, Albert Decker. Edward
Everett Horton and Teddy Hart,
the Broadway stage comedian who
was last seen on the screen in the
successful farce. Room Service. "
Among the new song hits which
the picture introduces are Straw
berry Lane" Il Could Kiss You
for That" Gee, Wish I'd Listen.
ed to My Mother" and You're the
One"
Roy Rogers shares the screen in
Arkansas Judge"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
You re the One
Now at Rialfo

Hilarious comedy. hit tunes and
saucy romance are all mixed IN
the happy blend making Up Para
mounts latest screen contribution.
You're the One which ARRIVES
today a. the RlaIio theaier. With
Bonnie Baker and Orrln Tucker
and his orchestra and Jerry Col
onna heading cast n brilliant
comedians and entertainers.
Others in the top-notch cast
whom Marley brought together
for roles in the bright new comedy
are Lillian Cornell. who Is making
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20

Romero. IN new and different
role won acclaim for fine per-
Torrance as sShep Morrison i.
killer who doesn't kill,
In the strong featured cast as
semhled BY Associate Producer
Fred kohlmar for Tai. Dark and
Handsome. IS Stanley slash
Clements. sensational youngster
recruited to play the tough fellow
adopted by the gang leader. Frank
jerks and Barnett Parker have
comedy roles.
DIR Kildare's Crisis" with Lew
Ayres. Lionel Barrymore, LARAMIE
Day and Robert Young, will share
the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
Arrested I'd Time On Liquor CHARGE

For a second time in a week.
Lou Wilson. as, was booked at the
Pierce county Jail Tuesday after
noon on a charge Of violating the
state liquor law at 11441a Court d.
She spent more than a day in Jail
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-20
BEGINS NEW CAREER

A romantic star until recently.
Warner Baxter makes his debut in
character roles in Columbia's
Adam Had Four Sons" in which
he stars with Ingrid Bergman. the
Swedish acting beauty.
Evening star., 1941-07-19

The other DAY a Seven-year-old
boy asked me this rather odd ques-
ton:
Are dinosaurs the largest and
fiercest animals in the world?"
In reply I told the lad that there
are no dinosaurs on the earth today.
Lizards, alligators and crocodiles
are the nearest animals to dinosaurs
now alive, but they are not true
dinosaurs.
I think the little boy got the idea
of dinosaurs being alive at present
from a comic strip. AT least two
of such strips have pictured dino
saurs with people. The fact is that
the race of true dinosaurs died out
before the first human beings ex-
listed. Scientists say that the last
of the monsters passed away mil
lions of years ago.
The dinoSaur which has been pic
tured most often is one with a long
neck, a huge body and long tail.
This, however, is only one of many
kinds which existed in bygone times.
Some cities have museums with
tbs bones of long -necked dinosaurs.
Evening star., 1941-07-19
IN AND OUT

to say NEW ORLEANS and LOU1-
SIANA A. T.
Answer: Not "NYAW-Gns. moo or
LEENS," nor 'LOO-zee-ANN-uh." ="
Better say: nyoo OR-lee-uns, loo
Exec -ANN-uh.
From Akron: You speak Of first
and second choice" You should
know that the dictionaries do not
favor the pronunciation first listed.
N. B.
Answer: Sorry. The publishers
of the New Webster's state: When
two pronunciations are given. 1t Is
fair to say that the first is pre-
ferred"
From Columbus: Will you please
pronounce ENSEMBLE? Is 1t "ahn-
SAHM"? Reader.
Answer: No; "ahn-SAHM' has
no sanction whatever. This word
now is Anglicized and is properly
pronounced ahn-
From Indianapolis: In news
paper I find the phrase A caval-
cade of motorcars.' Correct? D.
o. V.
Answer: Incorrect, since caval-
Evening star., 1941-07-19

send their heads down into the
water to gather seaweed.
Another kind of dinosaur, the Ty-
rant Lizard, was far more dan
gerous animal. 1t was not so large,
but it had a big head fitted with
large. strong teeth.
The Tyrant Lizard ran around on
its hind legs, dragging its long tail
behind it. The tail kept it in bal
ance. The Tyrant Lizard was from
Is to 18 feet tall. 1t is believed to
have been the "fiercest" animal that
ever lived.
II you wish 10 join the 1941
Uncle Ray Scrapbook Club. send
| me \ three-cent stamped envel-
ope. carefully addressed to your
self. You will receive q member
ship certificate, a leaflet telling
how to make q scrapboOk, and .
printed design to paste on the
cover. Address me in care Of The
! Evening Star.
| I~eA 'e~d
Evening star., 1941-07-19
UNCLE RAYS CORNER
"A Little Saturday Talk

The bones have been fitted together,
so we can see the skeletons as they
were when the animals were alive.
The skeletons show that the animals
sometimes had length of 80 to 100
feet
Dinosaurs like the Thunder lizard
and Giant Lizard were longer and
heavier than any animals of the
present time One of them weighed
as much as half a dozen elephants
put together.
Yet those dinosaurs do not rank
as the largest of all animals. Some
sea animals living today are much
heavier. Yes. 1 am thinking of
whales.
An extra large whale may weigh
as much as 100 tons. This is far
greater than was the weight of any
Thunder Lizard or Giant Lizard.
Thunder Lizards and Giant Liz
ards could walk on the ground, but
it is believed they spent most OF
their time In marshes and in bays
of lakes and seas. Their long necks
were useful when they wanted to
Evening star., 1941-07-19
Take My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Saturday Sampler

From Beaumont: Please. TO settle
an argument. give the correct pro-
nunciation of INITIATIVE. F. E. L.
Answer: Accent the second and
fourth syllables, as:
in-ISH- -AY-tiye
From Little Rock: Which is cor
fect, Come quick" or Come quick
ly"? D. H.
Answer; Reference to a good die
tionary shows that both quick and
quickly may properly be used as ad-
verbs; therefore it is correct to say:
Come quick; come quickly.
From Duluth: Please tell US how
Evening star., 1941-07-19
cade is "a procession of horsemen.
Loony Logic

CdNc 10 o PhoSSSoAoAA VI AAoA SSAAs~AA'
Loony Logic
Beware! H. A. T. of Greencastle
heard this warning on radio pro.
gram advertising a dentifrice
Thousands have made this tesi
and have turned to powder"
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE
MENT. Offered for first time
this week, my free pamphlet on
the ETIQUETTE OF LETTER
WRITING. Contains valuable
hints for writing personal and
business letters; shows proper
forms Of address, salutation,
complimentary close. etc. Au-
thentic and easy to understand.
Send = stamped (3cl, self -ad-
dressed envelope to Frank Colby.
I'm care Of The Evening Star. Ask
for LETTER WRITING Pam
phlet. Last call today.
Cuba is constructing q powerful
government radio control station Il
intercept anti-democratic broad
casts
Evening star., 1941-07-19
A Double Squeeze


"A double squeeze is always inter
esting' writes Booker Linton OF
St. Louis. but this hand which I
played really played itself:
South, Dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
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Evening star., 1941-07-19

% EdSS tdSS dSS
The only problem was to make
all l3 tricks. West opened the heart
king, which marked him with the
queen Dummy went up with the
ace, and I (Southl discarded the
four of clubs. I then cashed the top
spades and led low spade. West
ruffed with the three of diamonds,
and dummy had to over-ruf with
the queen. But now it was clear
that all the cards were properly
placed for the double squeeze, so I
just returned trump from dummy
and ran every single trump in my
hand.
My last four cards were the
trump (which I had just led. a
spade and the king and a low club.
Dummy held the jack of hearts and
three clubs. When the last trump
was he'd, West discarded a club In
order to save the heart queen. That
allowed me to get rid of the heart in
dummy-and East felt the pressure
He had three clubs and the spade
queen, and couldn't prevent me from
taking the rest of the tricks"
Once again we thank Mr.. Linton
for contributing an exceedingly
well-played hand. Somehow or
other good player always tends
to think that his best plays are
nothing at all, but a double-Squeeze
hand doesn't play itself'-it re-
ouires careful management.
Yesterday you were Merwin
Maier's partner and, with both sides
vulnerable. you held:
AK97
20
AJl04
AQ6532
The bidding:
~ Pass % "a
80 A Pass Pass
81 Pass Pass Dbl.
Pass a.
AnsTer-You must pass. The dou-
BILE indicates defensive strength and
also warns you that five spades may
be a dangerous contract. Having
left it to your partner to decide,
you have no reason to interfere now
with your partners decision.
Score 100 per cent for pass, moth
Ing for any other bid.
Question No. S16.
Today you are David Bruce Burn
stones partner and, with both sides
vulnerable, you hold:
AK97
V32
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The bidding
Jacoby. You. Schenken Burnstone
II Pass 20 "a
What do you bid? (Answer Mon
day.
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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-09-12
end with Mr.. and Mrs.J. Goldhaber.

end with Mr.. and Mrs.J. Goldhaber.
Mrs. E. Raymond Mock announces
the engagement of her stepdaughter,
Miss Maryhelen Mock to Mr.. w. A.
Dehn of Three Rivers, Indiana.
Mrs. Paul Scarborough and daugh-
ter Phyllis, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Luttinger at Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson F. Chandler
Jr., of Steelton, Pa, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Carson F,
Chandler ST.,
Mr.. David Hales of Philadelphia
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
William Hales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colwyn Redden OF
Harrisburg, Pa, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Burbage, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Cottinghan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Burroughs
spent Sunday with friends at Reho'
both.
Mrs. William G. Kerbin, ST., ant
Mrs. Howard Rodgers are spending
week in Ocean City.