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Evening star., 1942-07-04

PERM GOVT. COUPLE, GENTILES. SET
tied, no children; unfurnished 3 rms, kit,
bath: apt. or small house. Box 255-M
Evening star., 1942-07-04

FURNISHED APT OR SMALL HOUSE
Jewish couple with 2l2-yr. -old twins; re-
| SpooSible. references Call OK 13lS-W 80
Evening star., 1942-07-04

FIT. DAVIS PL. Sc. l5l2-Attr. furn
room, new pvt. home. well kept, next to
bath, air-cond.: men only; $50 90 mo. -
Evening star., 1942-07-04

| 1921 10th ST. NW.--Attractive double
| exposure: waking distance; living room
! for entertaining; breakfast young ladies
| only. Vacancy also in triple room with
Evening star., 1942-07-04

1904 DARTMOUTH AVE, COLLEGE
Park Md-Six-room bungalow, ami,
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I ~ TUCKERMAN ST. N.W.-Room suit
able for two young men, conveniently To-
Gated to transportation and shops. Very
reasonable rent. TIA 5lO6 -
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1923 VERMONT AVE. NV, Apt. 74-Con-
genial young lady to share room in beau
tlfully furnished apt. with another: twin
! beds: walk. dist. GOVT bldgS.
Evening star., 1942-07-04

COLONIAL, HOME. FOR SUMMER RENT
al July 10 to September 10; Chevy
Chase. Md: bedrooms. . baths. recrea =
tion room, screened porch; good trans
Evening star., 1942-07-04

~ ARMY OR. NAVY OFFICER. private home
rs, | rnnn and hath EN- 2213
Evening star., 1942-07-04
COUNTRY BOARD.

Nice Vacancies, Airy Rool
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

It's the biggest story of the 1912 Tacoma football season
this 10 victory which Stadium Tigers scored Everett
Seagus yesterday Armtce Day in the stadium
But where should In 10 tell ns
Should naughty Everett eleven unbeaen In
Cross STATE League play 1855 winner Of five straight
this ie42 mythical state championship and
scheduled Butte Mont this Saturday SCALED Inter
Championship game defeated Stadium
looking the
ing grdron vistas.
should opening gamhit h. wrapped
makaby truthful statement Of stadium
Coach John Heinrich. Who said Were set" then
coed TO show the holiday crowd that he not OIL, brilliant
coach and handler Of boys hut also prophet not
entirely without honor In his country.
perhaps parry should keeping with
tell the brilliant defensive which
during they stopped power
successfully the Tiger 3yard
lines closing
Everetts beated drive reached the Bengal i2yard srpe
perhaps GU % how
held In thu half fumbed
the returned
In To kickoff 10
yard a heels
ium at pay third period finally
right fourth
TO the winning touchdown.
different carry the
each dnger Add EN- and have fourstar performance
exactly words describe yesterdays clash
way want. chronological order;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
FOOTBALL

SEATTLE - n the 81.
Pre-Flighters start an aen ,.
bardmsnt here SATURDAY. ~.
Washington Huskies win 81
antl-aircraft sights agsins
thing the Air Devils let =,
Coach Ralph Pest" WEIGH =
University OF Washington H1
said today.
PULI.sAN-coaeh ortn {
Hoilingbery today Indicated "a
not taking Idaho lightly b
ting his Washington State c
through a long. Intensive wfee
When the Cougars tackle N IN
dals Saturday they may h.
get along without the scrv
Jay Stoves who was repor
bothered by an arm inJuryrc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
Ohe Scoreboard
Players Get More Out of -Shouobnessv.
II Requires Quick Thinking. Unity of Effort.
Which Is hot Young Men Need These Doys

NE" hoRk-There plenty Of raised eyebrows. La, ,,
eh shaaghnesy rendered resignation stanford ~
TOOK up the coaching rens -
IN two had taken team, - ~
rose DIV" Ihere was certainly
ora OFFICIALS over the fact that squad did nor live nm n
expectations his overall
10 OF II Inc alumni hadn't begun 10 breathe hard
"ei"heo MUD shaughne>sy stepped down lower COM
pans because Maryland Offered him
anu STANFORD foos He had Job on the Mid
way insured by full Professorship but no fooan A, s.n
iord ne had plenty profe.sorshn whch "a
recs eorreiates to security. he ha. both
shaughnessy came to College
was Ihat he formation the In
STUCK 10 II through thick tStanford) chcaso1 u.
HAAS OF te chicago Bears and Ralph Of Lake Forest We're The
greatest opponents of the legerdemain w Wv
Shaughnessy not only believes
system OUT ne is convinced that the players get more out Of il s,a
ENJOY II more than other setup quick action ouck
thinking and unity effort successful This hst ,h
men Oh us country need more than anything times
mat leads directly Shaughnesssss second oh,ec,ive
sports for ALL He would the unIx,r<i,x .
ing football IL possible 200 are in MARYLAND
UNIFORMS on the varsity,
Inc nsI named Is composed those
nave sehedmed games They have exhausted
hand- As soon As the uniform. will he
used TO equip others and tournament win
pmsea among the companies RoTC reuI
-~ vs.
Going into the Duke squad which was rated
20 per cent weaker than the
eo one last season. mad lost only to Virginia Military That
came after nervewreckng which left the d
Liners off feed They had Naval A.
Station, Rutgers Western and nd Florida -
Clark Shaughnessy has his
Will have security too his giving games back TO the
boys takes hold. ~ ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
Prep Football
ogers (spokane) 81. Wenat.

Rogers (spokane) 81. Wenat-
chez o.
BeIllnghsm 10, Lincoln 3.
Stadium :, Everett 0.
EIlensburg IL. Gle Eium 0.
Central kitsap ~, North Kit
sap s.
BeIIarmine (Tacoma) Is, Sc
attic Prep o.
Kirkland !, Bothell g.
DAYTON !, Charleston o.
Central Valley u, West Valley !.
Olympia 6, Aberdeen s.
Vancouver IS, kelso 0.
Hoouiam IL, Chehalis Is
Foster Is, Lakeside IL.
North Central 6, Lewis ana
Clark 0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

Before we mention the Eagles
possible bowl opponent. we will
list their assets. Boston College
is the lone major collegiate team
in the east that is unbeaten and
united. In six games, the Stats
tics hammered out are all in favor
of the high-flying Eagles.
Boston College has defeated
West Virginia, Clemson, North
Carolina Pre- Flight Wake
Forest, Georgetown and Tenn
pie. In those six games Bos-
ton College was threatened
only once, and that was by
Jimmy Crowley's North Caro-
lima Pre-Flighters.
Crowley, who previously rode
herd on the Fordham Rams, turn
ed out a service team that beat
everyone except the Eagles. And
Crowley doubtless will feel worse
after next Saturday when the
Eagles entertain Fordham, In
Boston.
AS sure as there are death and
taxes, Boston College will lick
Fordham-probably about $50.
And the Eagles win go on to
massacre Boston u, and knock
over Holy Cross after harder
fight than most observers expect.
When Boston College takes
the field in the Sugar Bowl,
the fortunate spectators will
be witnessing the best players
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

After an incompiste pAse. Stadium
tired a spread play ana Pain vent
IL yards - . tour hd01n but thu play
VA called back and Stadium Nas
penAiized five yards Tor backfisid Ia
motion.
Faln threw an insomplets pass.
thsn on ths neat play. he faxed
q pass and ran up fhe center for
~ yards up To the Eserett =. On
the neal play. fain bshlnd a.
celisnf interference and blotklnE.
went around hight end fof the
Touchdown. Ralph Baker oon-
serted on . piseekirk.
Hslnrick thea began 70 shift his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
Did Stadium !, !: ::
Chill Game a.; !: !:
| klamath Fal
KLAMATH falls.

kI.AMATH FALLS.
The Klamath Fails hlgiofee
football team entered water
sive claim Tor the or~gs bat
high school football en- lire
ship after posting its sse-
straight win yesterday "-
fcsfinE Besd high scm--
Co o.
The fellcans, Via vi nss-
Everett. Wash. seaguil en
Nov. 20 In . pest-ses-e,
state prep classic. have 81. ,
. total Of 2si points dursss,s !.
season while allowing
ents = scant n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

BOWL game at New orleans.
that can legitimately be
brought together.
They are the lads whom Frank
Leahy brought in-before he shift
ed to Notre Dame. They are the
players Leahy wished he had this
season at Notre Dame. We mean
that terrific line that averages
more than 210 pounds and his
backfield that would make light
weights look sick.
Denny Myers took over Boston
Colleges football destiny two
years ago, when Leahy left for
Notre Dame. And Denny came
in as the two" in a one-two punch
with the Eagles, using the IT"
system but giving it such modern
izations that opposition coaches
dispute their legality.
For example, Denny Myers
uses the double "N" on the
ct" formation. His quarter
back, on certain plays. rests
his hands on the center's hips
as the ball Is snapped. and
the ball goes through the "V"
Of the quarterback's legs into
the hands Of the half or full
back receiver. The opposition
claims this Is Illegal because
the rule states that everyone,
except the receiver. must be
at least a yard back Of the
line Of scrimmage. They say
the quarterback, with his
hands on the center's hips Is
not a yard back.
But that's just one Of those
things which may or not be allow
ed as crying towels for teams who
would be beaten anyway by an
outfit that already has rolled up
237s yards against 71s for the
opposition. against an aggregs-
ton that has clicked of 81 first
downs against ~ for the opponents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

NEW YORK NJ
New York heavyweight, " .
sikned today 10 fight l.
Of California In a i0-rO ,ekss
at Madison Square csr5laek.
IL. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
Air Force Wins, a.

TOPEKA. kan.-The sect 4.
force football team from
George Wright. Wash. u
the Fort Riley eleven. 81
terday. TO keep IT. Sats
year clean. I'D
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
The Yard Stick

sUBsTITUTEs
EtERETT-Alyerson, Martins.
Reeves. Baird, j. johnson. Brown.
Wick, Hagen, Anderson.
STADIUM - Collins. Niseman.
Fain. Cough. Rocisway, Greco,
Payne.
OFFICIAIS--Abe Cohn, referee:
Bob Wiley. umpire; Leo Frank,
head linesman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
NEW YORK AIsal

bargain colt. had rails
earnings TO s34b. ishH
a three-qusrter leng
the Victory handicLI
Park. ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
TOday's Sport ao.,,u ro,,..
Most Powerful
II In the East
NEW YORK

NEW York; is too early to say that Boston college
the best football team in the United States this year.
but know the Eagles the best collegiate outfit in the
east far and the squad that virtually
sent the North in the Sugar Bowl game at New Orleans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
Stella Wuls
BY Indidno

OGASSfOhI
Walsh. 81. holde
track records II
planned Of her qu
jail today where
raignmsnt on
charge.
bal kfisin on offsuI
lns pain Niffna
Stadium had I'D
BofInfo and Bake
IN passslon /
The Afia tiNiI
dunn Is bun fotf
kicked cut Of f,0uf
The Oulla Gle red
reaching ths blAdil
gained only one
fourth doHn Bon
sfna pass after
Oernt4u berger a9al
bail Ths game
later
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

Jarobsen aRaln MI Ieft RilAFo Tor
tao YARDS Pain gained five yards ~
r1Rht tackle. ieaping over several
PLAYERS before being brought dom
iugt short 81 a first down. Glbson
took a short Model 7 play through
left guard for a first down OF the
Everett IT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
Wanted 10 Borrow

90 - o. =. sss' s;s.a - ga Ga. 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

Pain took the opening KICKOFF on
his own Is and ran It back 20 the
Everett 30. Pain Was almost away
when caught from behind Duxal
Wiseman made a first down on the
Everett "a Three plays later jacob
sen made a first down on the Ever
EFT II. Four power plays took the
ball 70 the Everett tSo-yard line
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

Three plays failed 70 gain ano Ever
EFT Kicked Stadium started 70 drive
with Jacobsen making first down
on Tger 80 Pain went into the game
for first down. fumbled and Everett
recovered Everett reached the 23
but lost the ball on downs as the
half ended
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-19

Do you wish you could step out of your exhaustlng fat into a youthfully slim, energetic body2
 You could, Of course, If y ou'd DIET-the scientific way explained in our diet booklet. By substituting low-calory for fattening high-cal- ory dishes you lose 2 pounds Q week --and gain in heaithl
 You don't have to sacrifice High -calory tuna fish? Go ahead have 1t "a quarter of q cup in q salad with iow-calory lettuce, to- mato and celery. Only le6 calories Q serving. But avoid the tuna fisf Newburg (447 cup).
 The reason you gain energy is that many low-calory foods are high in vitamins carrots 2s each, lean ham 100 a slice.
 A diets no longer a cracker-tea- and d-lemon affair, but three health full meals a day-even desserts Though desserts like Apple Betty (375 for 3-4 cup are forbidden, you can have delivious applesauce cake (l00).
 Eat all you want--yet grow slim vital, youngI Our 32-page booklet tells how, gives 42 healthful low calory menus; includes calory chart
 Send 1Oc (plus cent to cover cost of mailing) for your copy oi "The New Way to a Healthful Figure" to Waterbury Democrat Home Service, 635 Sixth Avenue New York, N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your name, address, and the name of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-19
SCOUTS OF TROOP
 19 ABDUCTED
Newspaper Collections Mount Up; Advancement
 Drive Now On

A special investiture ceremony was held recently by Troop l9, Boy Scouts of America in troop head quarters with Delbert Carlson, Ern. est Peloquln, Richard St, Mary and John Luddy being indicated as new members.
 Troop Bugle, Scout publication, the first issued which was distribut- ed last week to the Scouts in the city was enthusiastically received by the Scouts. Herbert Taller is editor of the publication and Is as- sisted by John Moran and Bill Wooding.
 The newspaper collecting are completed for the time being, More than six tons of old newspapers were collected during the two weeks the campaign was held. Since the drive started 20 tons have been brought in by the Scouts.
 An advancement drive is one of the activities for March and mem- bers are making an effort so that 10 or 12 Scouts may receive awards at the next board of review slated to be held Monday night in the basement of St. Ann's Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-19
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority

My previous article in this series on opening leads showed a hand in which the leader against no trump contract held two five-card suits Neither suit had been bid, so that there was Q real choice of opening lead. One was headed by an ace the other by the queen. advised opening the queen-suit, since ther the ace would function as a side re. entry to the land, whereas to oper the ace-suit would probably leave the suit "high and dry" after it was established.
 Tn today's hand West has an Idea, obening in the jack of hearts. HI! spade suit has higher tops, but they are in tenace, and trick may bt lost by a spade lead. The chance o' losing any tricks In hearts by open ing the suit is extremely remote.
 Now here is c word of caution Don't jump to the conclusion, iron today's hand and the previous one that 1t is always correct to opel the weaker suit against no trump from two suits of equal length There is Q sound principle here but the rule cannot be stated s' simply.
 Vests hearts, though topped onl! by the jack, were actually stronge than the spades topped by the king in the sense that the hearts can b led with greater assurance tha the lead will not cost trick. Nov suppose that West held K-Q-J al the top of his spaces and J-x at tn top of hls hearts. It would then b. foolish to "open the weaker suit instead of spades.
 The time to open the weaker sui is when neither suit is headed by good strong honor combination, bu still has some top strength. If th' weaker suit is topped by. say, nine spot, the chance of establishing it is SO remote that usually it VII be better to open any stronger sui of equal length.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-19
OPERATION IS THE CURE FOR
 CATARACT

Any one who says advise or ever have advised that cataract may be cured by any other treat- ment than operation is . preVari. cator (why use four letter word if a longer one will do2) Before we 70 any further let Us have one thing distinctly understood; What I don't know about cataract would make Q shelfful of authoritative textbooks. What Itell you here ts purely and simply the gist of the present opinion of competent eye physicians or eye surgeons-which i believe am qualified to interpret for the layman, that's all. Just to make 1t more emphatic, let me add that to the best of my knowledge and belief there is no reasonably effective remedy for cataract except operation.
 Now this is far from saying that c victim of cataract must choose one or two misunderstanding the operation or going blind On the contrary, I have already pointed out, in earlier talks on catarcat, that
 in Q good many instances the cloud
 Ing or haZinesS of the lens (the
 Sight) is so slow in development
 that it seems almost stationary and
 the patient goes for many years or
 for the rest of his or her life una ware of the existence of cataract.
 On the other hand, do know
 enough about cataract to say with
 positive conviction that If had cataract I wouldn't monkey with any alleged remedy, treatment or ', cure except CD good hygiene (which I will outline presently or (2) operation.
 : know even less about the rela- , tive values or different types of ca- taract operation. Only the eye sur.
 geon can judge about that, in each individual case. I merely know that many good eye surgeons now oper- , ate successfully before the patient has become incapacitated by failure of eyesight. That is, 1t Is not neces. sary to walt for ''ripening" of cata- ract in order to do a successful operation, in many cases.
 It should not be necessary iIl this day and age to say that in any
 case cataract operation is painless. Local anestheSia renders the eye in- sensitive to pain. Yet I find some people who are not of a low I. @. . in ordinary respects, fooling with non-medical measures and refusing to consult an oculist (eye physician) about cataract for fear he will ad- wise operation. This is deplorable.
 It reminds me of several instances
 in which persons refused to submit
 to proper medical examination for
 fear the doctor might find they had
 tuberculosis, cancer or other di-
 sease. If one actually has the di-
 seaSe surely 1t is better to find out
 whether it can still be cured. If
 one hasn't the disease it is a great
 thing to be relieved of worry about
 1t. Nc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-19
QUESTIONS and ANSWERS
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 Answer Yes, send stamped en- yelope bearing your address and ask for monograph on '-Tumor Displace. ment Cancer"
 Best Part Of Lettuce
 Friend of mine seeing me prepare head lettuce for luncheon said I should not remove the limp outer leaves, as they contain valuable nutritive clements. I argue that they are best removed and discarded as they contain any poison spray re- sldue or any foreign matter from handling. (Adres. T.. c. W.
 Answer-Tf evidently bruised or soiled the outer limp leaves should be discarded. Otherwise they con- tain most of tho calcium and most
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-19

Does your life alternate briskly between pressure and duty? You ,an look right at all times, says Claire TiIden, by wearing a mode like Pattern 500. It's a shirtwaister, appropriate for work; 1t has soft feminine detail in the collar and cuffs and impressed pleats cf the skirt, so you can wear it for "dress- up'' too. Why not make two frocks, the second perhaps with . contrast collar and cuffs? It's easy, with the Sewing Guide to help you Let tha professional finish"
 Pattern 500 is cut in womens sizes 34. 36, 38, 40, 42, 44. 46 and 48.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (plus ONE CENT to cover cost of mail- ing) for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLX SIZE, NAME, AD- DRESS AND STYLE NUMBER
 Send orders to Waterbury Demo crat, Pattern Department, % Eiftl Avenue. New York, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-19

frivolous for Q country ct war.
 How are we go. Ing to like 1t If the only women's pic. lures our news papers use are those of girls at Work2
 It's all right ire. quently to see a picture of overall. clad girls, wearing goggles, b en ding over their work in Q defense plan [. or to sec stifhy-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-19

of the vItamins in the lettuce, Like- wise cabbage.
 Children Wlll Play
 At Co movie studio) everybody using the telephone must change the antiseptic disc over the mouth- piece as q precaution against Spred of infection. You will approve of this, doubtless. (M. CD
 AnSwer-It is . silly precaution and can have no effect upon the spread of infection. Don't be 0 child about "antiseptlc." Even the most efficient known antiseptic can have no influence whatever upon the spread of respiratory infection, no matter in what manner the "antis- optic" Is used.
 Copyright. lo42, John F. Dille CO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-19
ACTORS TRADITION UPHELD

Anyone disputing the tradition that actresses and actors are among the most generous of people will have to reckon with Hardness Smith, cameraman at the M-q-M studio. Smith was injured recently while
 working on Sunday Punch" Cast members took up a collection and presented the cameraman check to cover complete hospital bills.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-19
TRADITION UPSET

Jack Conway is right in step with the Hollywood vogue of doing things different. On the opening days shooting of Crossroads" at Metro Goldwyn-Mayer, Conway proceeded to make the first scene in the script. The usual method of Hollywood Is to make the first scene last.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-19
BY MRS. GAYNoR MADDOX NEA ServIcn StnfK Writer

It's time to think Of the Easter Beast. Plan to serve spring fruits nnd vegetables in abundance and . low-cC6t meat with high-grade flavor. Try this carefully worked put menu as part of your Happy Easter gathering
 SHOULDER OF LAMB WITH
 RHUBARB STUFFING
 (8 to 10 serVings)
 Four to 6-pound shoulder lamb, salt and pepper, 2 i-2 cups finely gut rhubarb, l-2 cup water, l-2 cup white corn syrup, 2 leg cups soft bread crumbs, 1 tablespoon finely chopped carrot tops.
 Have bone removed from shoul- der lamb to form pocket. Wipe meat with cloth. Salt and pepper Inside pocket. Combine rhubarb, water and corn syrup. Heat to boiling and boil for 3 minutes, Combine with bread crumbs and chopped carrot tops. Use to stuff pocket in lamb shoulder, SkeweE pocket in place. Place on rack in Q roasting pan and roast, uncoy- cred, in moderate oven (300 degrees F), allowing 35 minutes per pound. if meat thermometer Is used, Foast until temperature reads l80 degrees F.
 TOMATO ROSE SALAD
 Serves 8
 Eight firm tomatoes, l2 ounces cream cheese, hard-cooked egg Holks, watercress, French dressing
 Peel tomatoes and chill. Soften cheese with milk. Form 2 rows of petals on each tomato by press ing level teaspoons of softened cheese against the side of tomato then drawing the spoon down with curving motion. Sprinkle cen ter of ach tomato with hard coked egg yolk pressed through sieve. Serve on crisp watercress with French dressing.
 FIG BANANA BRICK
 Two tablespoons quick-cooking kapioca, 1-2 cups milk, 2 table, spoons sugar, l-8 teaspoon salt, cup dried figs, 1 cup heavy cream ] cup mashed bananas, leg teaspoon grated lemon rind, 2 teaspoons vanilla.
 Cook tapioca and milk over hot water about 10 minutes: strain but do not rub tapioca through sieve Add sugar and milk to strained milk mixture. Chill. Boil figs 10 minutes in water to cover, drain, eool, clip stems and chop. Whip