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Evening star., 1941-02-15
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Just before reaching the farm
where the fat hens and Bowser the
Hound were, Blacky waited for Red
dy Fox to catch up. 1t was some
time before Reddy appeared, for he
wasn't travelling so fast now as when
he had started out. You see, that
farm really was very long way
from the Old Pasture, where Reddy
lives. He had run very hard, be-
cause, you know, he was so anxious
to get one of those fat hens.
AS soon as Blacky saw him he hid
in the thick branches of tall pine
tree. Reddy didn't see him. In
fact, Blacky had been so far ahead
that Reddy had lost sight of him
some time before. Out of the bushes
trotted Reddy. His tongue was
hanging out just a little and he was
painting. Blacky was just about to
speak when Reddy stopped. He
stood as still as if he had suddenly
been frozen stiff. His sharp black
ears were cooked forward and his
head was turned just a little to one
side. Reddy was listening. He was
listening for the voice of Blacky.
You see he thought Blacky was still
far ahead of him.
For several minutes Reddy stood
listening with all his might and
Blacky's sharp eyes twinkled as he
looked down watching Reddy. Sud-
denly Reddy sat down. There was
an expression on his sharp face
which Blacky understood perfectly.
1t was quite plain that Reddy was
becoming suspicious. He had begun
to suspect that he had been tricked
by Blacky and led SO far away from
home for nothing.
Down inside Blacky chuckled. 1t
was noiSeleSS chuckle, for Blacky
did not intend to give himself away
until he had to. But when at last
he saw that Reddy was beginning to
get uneasy, Blacky spoke You
seem to be feeling better, Brother
Reddy," said he. You must excuse
me for keeping you waiting, but I
did not suppose that any one so
weak and feeble as you appeared
to be early this morning could pos
slbly get here so soon"
At the sound of Blacky'S voice
Reddy was so startled that he
jumped quite as if he had sat down
on sharp brier. He was sharp
enough to know that it was no
longer of any use to pretend. I'm
feeling better" said he. "The
thought of those fat hens has quite
restored by strength. Did you say
that they are near here?"
Il didn't say. but" Blacky
didn't finish. He didn't need to.
From the other side OF a little swamp
in front of them rooster crowed.
That was answer enough. Reddy's
yellow eyes cleaned. In an instant
he was on his feet, the picture of
alertneSs.
Are you satisfied that I told
the truth?" asked Blacky. Reddy
nodded.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
IHE EYENIN6'S HIGH LIGHIS.

lUI LHLNiN0S Hiuu liVHlJs
WJSV 5:30-My. William KIet1er presi-
dent Of The National Pdreni.Teather Congress-
appeals 10 The organizations 100000 mem
bey 10 cooperate in The solution Of local
problems growing out Of national defense.
WJSV 5:45-Labor News Review: John NJ
tarmodY, Federal Works Administrator
WJ5V, 6:00-Reporf TO the Nation: With the
deadIine for filing Federal income tax returns
drawing horribly near, The program deals with
The general subject Of taxation.
WRC, 700-Rep. Marlin Dies Of Texas talks
at The kmeTitansm week observance Of the
Junior Chamber Of Commerce.
WJSV, 7;00-PeopIes Platform: With IS
minutes added 10 The program The topic, "WiII
aid 10 Britain Lead The United States Into
War; is debated by Newsmen William l..
White and Edward White versus John 7. Flynn.
Of The Keep Amerita Out Of War Congress and
Amos R. {. PinCnot Of The Amerita First Com.
nitee.
VOL. 7t5-NiH Katharine Lenroof Of The
Camping Association,
WNAL, 8:30-BiShop and the Gdrgoye A
relatively tame adventure tonight mere mur-
der BIZ Of arson and few spies.
WJSV, 900-Ht Parade Guest bdnd-of-the-
week is Tommy Tuckers; guest Army camp is
Fort Meade, Nd.
WNAL, o;35-N. B. {. Symphony: los.
ta1i1i conducts d rare Schubert work. the
"Jodthim' Symphony; also Haydns Toy
Symphony No1afs Symphony Conterfane for
Violin Viola and Orchestra, Strauss Voices
Of Spring waltz.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
LETTER-OUT
BY Bruno

Remove spell the word
called for the letter column opposite
get
to LETTER-OUT.
Letter-Out
(F) FEATHER-HEATER (this warmh).
QD PLEACH-CHEAP (brings low price,.
CLOUDS-COIDS ailments).
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CO LOCKERS-CLOSER (nearer).
Evening star., 1941-02-15
SH0eT.WAVe PROGRAMS.

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Evening star., 1941-02-15
Don't Take NV
Word for 1t!
By FRANK COLBl
Questions From
Here and There

Question. Will you please tell us
how to pronounce PAIL MALI
Ajax Girls.
Answer. Do not say: "pawl
MAWL." Originally Pail Mall was
a game common in Europe. Pail
Mall street in London is on the site
of a pail mall alley. The name has
two pronunciations. First choice:
"pell NELL" Second choice: pal
NAL"
Question. What does one call the
two dots placed over vowel to indi-
cate pronunciation as separate
syllable?-S. T. T.
Answer. The mark is called
diaeresis, pronounced dye-AIR-ee-
sis. In German, two dots over a
syllable, but merely change the
sound of the vowel, and the mark
is called "umlaut," pronounced:
OOM-lout.
Question. Why are legislators
sometimes called solons, and how
is the word pronounced?-M
Answer. Solon was a wise Athe-
nian lawmaker of the sixth century
Do not say "suh-LAHN." Accent
the first syllable which rhymes with
toe: SOE-lahn.
Question. Please pronounce
diphthong.-O. M.
Answer. Not DIP-thong" The
first syllable rhymes with "if," as:
DIF-thong.
II I-ME, HE-HIM, SHE-HER
confuse you, send stamped (3-
cent?, self addressed envelope to
Frank Colby, care The Evening
Star, for free, nom technical leaf
let giving simple key to the cor
rect use Of the pronouns.
Evening star., 1941-02-15

VOL, iOOO-Chioago 1heaier: KaImans
Countess Martha" with Marion Claire and
Igor Gorin in The lead roles.
WJSV, Representative 0Connor Of
Montana: Foreign Policy"
WJSV, ti;00-caIIing All Citizens Play
wright Claire Boothe and Ruth Bryan Rohde.
forme' Minister 10 Denmark, are heard in
talks designed 10 stir the interest Of women in
Government.
VOL, Il,30-CaIifomia Melodies Dave
Roses musical entertainment from the West
Coast.
Evening star., 1941-02-15

500 A.S.C.A.P. on Parade
900 News
9:01 The Bible Wav
$50 For Mother and Dad
1000 Between Headlines
1918 Treasure Chest.
1890 Parkway Party
100 News
11:05 Dream Time
1l::30 News From London
1885 Dream Time
II :00 News Nitecap
100 Sign Of
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Not This

Daughter: Please let me finish
this chapter. I'm in the most in
teresting part"
Mother: mo, Jean Our rule
about bedtime cannot be broken"
Evening star., 1941-02-15
WlkY-750w.; t,3t0k.

500 News
5:OI Arllngton Vespers
SIS Womanhood Week
$50 Keys to Happiness
5:45 News
500 Name the Band
Sis Shirley Povich
$50 Dinner Music
Gas Mental Hygiene
ZOO News
1.05 Don Alba
lis Sunday School Lesson
T:30 Symphony Hour
7.55 News
Evening star., 1941-02-15
Rioht to Strike

Panama's new constitution guar
antees the right to strike except
as to public services and where
solidarity Is the only ground for
exikin9.'
Evening star., 1941-02-15

l 90 News
1:nl Harmony Hall
1.15 Boy Scouts in Action
l.3u Program Resume
| S5 Tonic Tunes
l 10 Melody Ramblings
> GA News
eos Swing Session
3 .Ou News
3 05 Poetry Preferred
3 Il At the Novachord
3 80 Chapel in the Sky
I 90 New
4 05 BY REQUEST
Evening star., 1941-02-15
EVENING STAR FEATURES TODAY.

Star FIdSheS-LdteSt news with Bill CoyIe,
pm.
Star Spors-Late sports by Ray Michael.
WNAL, s pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-15
POINTS FOR PARENTS
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

We haze lost our sense of pdlues
10hen 10e consider the strict ad-
herence to a time schedule of
greater importance than every
thing else.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

of cafe In Arcadia, Cal. Only other jockey /
know of who ran successful cafe was Danny
Maher, who had a place in Hartford, Conn.,
Billy Evans. Once an umpire. The saying
kill the umpire" nearly came true in st. Louis
when Billy was hit the head with pop bottle
and, as a result, spent some time between life
and death in the hospital.
CELLERS Of clothing have been CHASING boys
~ sizes by ages for years. But now IT has &C.
CURED TO them il might be better 10 class CLOTH
ing for male Juveniles by size.
When was Ia was a head taller and little
wider than any l4-year-old kid in the neghbor-
hood suppose my mother solved this problem
by asking for 1S-year-old sizes.
New York restaurants are doing more bust
ness but making less profit because Of rising
costs. Some OF them are doing plenty OF business
but losing money.
They are confronted with the problem of
boosting prices or reducing portions. III was
running a restaurant would reduce the portions.
Did I ever tell you my grandfather was a
restaurant owner?
ssDAL JOEY" Lady in the Dark" Panama
L Hattie" and The Corn Is Green in the
order named seem to be the best shows in Man
haitian now. Danny Kaye Is all right in Let's
Face II" but the show itself isn't much.
The best performance of the season is by
George Taps in Pal Joey"
George is the best song and dance man TO hit
Broadway since George NJ. Conan made his debut.
Note cafe entertainer referred to rs "a
sophisticated songstress.' Being a little vague
as to just what "a sophisticated songstress" was
/ checked on il.
/ find il is the kind of songstress who
specializes in double entendre and of-color gag
lines.
You take the sophisticated singers and give
me those like Helen Morgan and Nora Bayes
used to be and Connie Boswell is.
IN THE yesteryear in every musical show there
Il were at least IA girls named Billie" Now
adays there are only FIVE six 'Billies among
the ladies Of the ensemble in the average show.
In Let's Face It" there is a chorus girl
named Zynaid Spencer. There's name for you.
At first thought il was something spelled
backward. but IL isn't. Am not certain whether
Miss Spencer's folks named her after chemical.
a mineral a vegetable a small town in Yugo-
slavia.
Seems there isn't much money in II no matter
what kind of mail man carries.
State department couriers who carry dplo-
matte mail TO foreign countries over dangerous
routes and with quite chance OF being bumped
off by foreign spies receive 5000 a year and are
generously promised by the government IL they
are killed their funeral expenses will be paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
On Broadway

coming tardy TO premieres, such as the Noel
Coward show
Shame, amt 1t. about Benny. the Goodman.
feeling so beat" again--he may have to be
booked at the hospital.
Applause, patty-cakes and yp-yip for Judge
Burke who sentenced chiseler II. Schuman to
80 days in the clink for swindling cafe owners.
The Clichys lady-boss (who had him jailed
cracked:
GOOD, now he won't even be able to trim
Christmas tree"
Hidegarde had very pretty Upper trouble
at the Savoy-Plaza Friday night, but her shape
can afford ii.
prominent cafe songstress will soon be
named In Florida divorce suit.
WHATS behind all that firing of stagehands In
w the legit theaters?
Is IL true that Farley will back O'Dwyer for
governor of New York IL Lehman decides not TO
run? Mead will be the New Deals man. Of
course.
Many OF the chorus girls in the Yiddish
musical comedy. My Little White Flower"
DOWNTOWN are Aryan-eyefus.
Mark gHellinger has shelved 40 pounds by
dieting. He looks 20 years prettier.
Eddie Cantor has 81 Gs in his show. Banjo
Eyes'-Warner's has another 81 in it.
CPENCER MARTIN OF the Uppah Clahss
~ whipped a socialite pal in a Harlem tangle,
but lost two teeth, anyway. But you shouda
seen the other etc, huh?
They'll need second toy trumpet over at
the Raymond SCOTS this Yuletide.
Add comical ironies: A B'way guy who pulled
almost every major sin on the statutes. and
never served a single days now in the Baste
Tor getting caught in crap game!
The coyum certainly hopes that Japan will
select her friend the F1eet-minded American
Navy, instead OF the heet-footed Italian Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

ID. D.-What are some OF the
best exercises for the lungs?
Will holding the breath for long
times strengthen the lungs ?
Does a large chest indicate
strong lungs? Will long distance
running harm the lungs?
Answer-No exercises, includ-
ing holding the breath,
strengthen the lungs themselves
or increase their capacity.
Every one has more than
enough lung tissue for his body
size.
What you mean. think. Is the
physiological quality called wind.
not lungs.
This is strengthened only by
increasing the work capacity of
the heart. which long distance
running will do.
ID. E.: There Is a hard lump
about the size of a thumb in
my breast. i am %. Can you
advise me? l must not 60 to
a doctor unless you think it
important. u
Answer: II there is any time
in your life when you need
medical advice, this is il.
The largest number of cases
of humps in the breast at this
age are due to innocent cysts
OF inflammation which need
little treatment and get well
by themselves.
But IL may be a cancer.
II there is anything suspicious
about the lump. the doctor can
remove a small piece under
local anaesthetic without scar
ring and submit IL TO a patho-
logist for microscopic examina-
ton and final diagnosis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Il. v. DzyrIing
On the Side

Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

worrying as TO how they look retreating.
Saw Rita Hayworth Madison avenue the
other day. ! remember Rita when she was
brunei and danced at the Foreign Club IN
Tia Juana.
Rita never made much progress until she
married a very smart fellow named Eddie judi
son, who took firm hand with her in the matter
Of what TO do about her career.
HENRI DE LA FALAISE. Second husband OF
IL Gloria Swanson First husband OF Miss
Swanson was Wallie Beery. have a very clear
memory of seeing parked in front of Mack
Sennett's old Keystone Comedy studio in Eden
dale, Cal, a huge light blue car on which was
engraved in large letters:
"Gloria and Wallie"
George Woolf. Veteran Jockey sometimes
referred to as The Iceman" because of his cool
ness i'm difficult situations.
Mr.. Woolf is still riding but Is also the owner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

Either alone
IL half itself. and in true marriage lies
Not equal nor unequal; each fuifHs
Defect IN each, aud ai,cays thought in thought,
Purpose in purpose. wiH in ioiL, they grop,
The single pure and perfect animal.
--Tennyson.
Us the above in accord with your experience
in fhe matrimonial field! Is also said when
people are married over 20 years they begin to
look alike. Have you noticed anything like that
happening around your house. As TO this claim.
never have been able TO find out whether it's
usual for the wife to begin to look like the hus-
band vice versa, or whether the similarity
combines the best features Of both.--EVD)
0CPEAKERS Warn Of Worse Peril- was the
~ headline on a doleful story dealing with
that thing called the Situation which caused
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

the critics have guessed
wrong again?
Don't you sw ing
and sway over what
happened at Goblin a
Wright's wedding? CO.
bina's NAV is a lot
like Milton Berle's-so
when the preacher went
into that familiar crack
which winds up with:
until death do IN
part"-both Cobina and
her mama answered:
I've do"
IF CLIFFORD ODETS
L can get that back
stage feuding into his
Clash by Night" script.
they say it can't possibly
fail.
You can expect the
top Nazi agent to take
the rap and plead guilty
Ito block further prob
ing OF the Nazi spynal
column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Waller -WincheU
Trade Marx Registered. Copyright. 1871.

I ANA TURNER'S new secret love is Wash
A ington I'd. CO mighty, whose name is being
guarded.
The New Workers editor was RECENTLY
robbed of $7500O q, Is
George Jessel's High Kickerse show did
nearly $4,000 the first week--a big biz Could
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

me TO put down the
paper and start moan
ing low that touching
ditty:
you've Got Me Cry
Ing Again"
What this country
needs Is more men who
W bile admitting the
seriousness OF things
do not give evidence OF
being scared TO death
about IL.
When you are riding
in a car over a danger
Gus road you want a
fellow In that drivers
seat who knows he
has a tough job but
is calm. cool, collected
and confident about
doing IL.
DIFFERENCE to some
IL thing called back
interest" dresses seems
to Indicate the ladies
are doing a LITTLE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Mas TURNER

How goods that buzz about Miriam Hopkins
clipping any day.
A 14th ST. clothier who specializes in $3.50
and midland apparel, is using the Cafooey
Society Register for his mailing list.
CONDE MAST has Virginia Cosvles wide-eyed
" over the frst-nights-but she has him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Parents Need
Not Worry if
Child Is Fat
Generally He or She Eats
More Than Others
BY LOGAN CLENDENING, M. ID.

THE fat child in the household
i Is always the object of a good
deal of solicitude, even amount
ing TO anxiety.
The only person In the house,
hold who doesn't worry about
the fat child is the fat child
himself and. according to an emf
nent obstetrician who has been
making a study Of these cases.
the fat child is the one who is
right.
There is not nearly so much
to worry about as might appear
on what can be called the sur
face.
Nor is there as much reason
to fear some deep-seated de-
rangement of the ductless glands
as many studies have led us to
believe.
We have been told that the
pituitary. sometimes the thyroid,
and oftentimes the gonad glands
are deficient in these cases.
Doubtless there is a consider
able element of disturbance of
this sort present in some cases,
but in most cases the fat child,
according TO DR.. p. G. Jeans Of
the University Of Iowa. is fat
because he or she eats more than
other children.
T>HIS has got to be true; It's
i mathematical.
But the parents want to know
why the child eats too much; or
they are puzzled by the apparent
discrepancy that they think they
observe to the effect that ev-
erything the child eats turns
to fat"
This has been blamed on the
glands. and doubtless. as / say.
there is perhaps some glandular
disturbance which changes the
rate of the child's nutrition in
many cases.
Case studies of a large number
of these children show that they
are not only little heavier, but
also taller than the average
child.
The bone age, as shown by
x-ray. is more advanced than
that of the average child.
In other words, these children
have simply attain e d more
growth and maturity than the
average child.
TIVE parents worry a great
Il deal because the boys do not
appear to be assuming manly
characteristics. but in all in
stances studio ID the normal
changes occur In the body at
about the normal age for a boy,
and by the time they are n to
Is, they appear like any other
man of the same age.
At the same time a great deal
of their overweight disappears.
In other words, il is comfort
ing to know that most of these
fat children outgrow the con-
dition.
Treatment by glandular Their
apy is. it is true, often a useful
adjunct.
The real treatment of the
overweight child is 10 reduce the
food intake ESPECIALLY sweets)
and TO increase the amount Of
activity.
When a program OF this kind
Is insisted upon, the fat child
himself begins to worry also. be-
cause what he doesn't like is to
eat less and exercise more.
T'HE problem Of the thin child
Il Is exactly of the same char
acter, but opposite, in that the
thin child is thin because he
doesn't eat enough.
am assuming in this discus
sion that an examination has
proved that there is no organic
disease--simply overweight or
simply underweight.
One little girl was enticed by
every device known in a chill
dren's hospital TO eat more, but
they could not get her diet
higher than 600 Galleries day,
which Is about the intake of a
6-month-old baby.
That's why she stayed thin.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS
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| 1880 2. Nj.
KMO-Pegeen Fitzgerald
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IL AS. Woman OF Cour-
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KJR-Other Wife. l2:4o
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100 p. Nj.
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The Twig Is Bent
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World Today
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400 Z. M.
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Symphonettes.
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Matched: 4:46. kalten-
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You and Your Dog.
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