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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-05
Bat Holds
Extra Fear
For Pitts
Rx CHARLES GENTRY

ALTHOUGH HER role is that
Of a terrified creature who
screams At every little thing that
happens on the stage OF the VIII
son Thcatcr in the current produc-
tion of The Bat, Zasu Pitts
confcSscS 10 feeling more terror
than she portrays when
she's on.
HOLLYWOOD could never he
lieNe IL, hut I'm honestly terri
fed of having my picture taken
and I'm 80 afraid az interviews
that usually pull Lizzie
every time a star reporter from
the DillX'S Bottom Sentinel il
announced" she said.
II don't live in terror actually
all the time. hut every time I'm
exposed 10 the limelight I CULVER,
Stutter and shake so that people
think I'm just sticking 10 char
ACter.
1T really isn't an afiectation,
I'm just scared out Of my wits
what few I've got. expect
some day some one will write a
story about girl who wanted
10 become a dramatic actress
and became a dwelling idiot"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
MONDAY MORNING

The Tacoma Times cannot Assum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Beauty PsrIors

BE THRIFTYl-Take advantage Of
our permanent wave specials Quail
" and service guaranteed Open
ewes by app't Thrifty Beauty
Salon. Bale. Thrifty Drug o47
Bdwy. BR 3o5l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Wanted 70 Borrow

s2o5O BALANCES m for w
then SIS mo. 6 e. isr contract Dis
count 500
$3.50 BALANCE $50 mo new dwell
lnE and furniture 81 600 down. p
g Discount 500
WANTED-ei50o five year loan on
improved farm - 6. r. Webb
s2e Provicent Bldg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-07
MIGRATION,

Each morning now there is sur
prises
From the breakfast room
! see shadow IN the lily pool,
Then a flash of blue or brown :.
Which must be followed,
Until, in some secluded spot,
/ find him, shy and silent, on the
ground.
Thrushes, warblers, buntings,
kingbirds-
They appear out of the night
In flocks of hundreds
And in singles, twos and threes
They come. flutter about our lawns
and ponds:
BY noon, they come to rest
Among the branches of the geiger
trees.
But this Island cannot claim them
as her own.
They yearn for the deep shaded
forests e{e
And cool mountain streams.
Our efforts to persuade them to
+ stay
In this tropical air
Would go UNDECIDED;
Our gardens can hold them for
only day.
FRANCES NAMES
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-07
FIFTEEN ENLISTED
MEN ADVANCED
JAS. HOOKER OF KEY WEST
AMONG GROUP GIVEN
PROMOTIONS
Special 10 The Citixenl

CAMP EDWARDS, Mass. May
Fifteen enlisted men of the
Anti-Aircraft Training Center
have been notified of their promo
tionS.
They are Staff Sgt. James NJ.
Donohue of Corona, L. l.. N. Y, to
first sergeant; Sgt. John T. Tracy
of Carnegie, Pa, to staff sergeant:
Corps. James A. Meditation of
Philadelphia, Stephen Molner of
Homer City, Pa, William W.
Condenhead of La Grange, Ga,
Howard c. Swan of Steele. Ala,
Ralph NJ. Shuke of Six Mile Run,
Pa, Paul Greenberg, of Philadel-
phia, Thomas E. Ulbrandt. Jr., of
Porehkeepsie, N. Y; Dean Lucas
OF Thomaston, Ga, James c.
Hooker of Key West, Fla, Leonard
I. Miller of Daytona Beach, Fla,
Thomas ]. Maxey, Jr., of Nassau,
Bahamas, and Corp. Technicians
Caeser R. Marrone of Union City,
N. j. and Frederick L. Oukrop of
Hill City, Mimi, all to sergeants.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-07

Q-What should be done with
War Ration Books when a per
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-07
NO BUTTS ABOUT IT

MARTINS FERRY, O.-Police
of nearby Yorville will get your
goat if you don't watch out.
Recently they announced any
goats roaming at large in the VIII
lage will be picked up and their
owners fined.
son goes to work at Pearl Har-
Dor?
A.-Turn them in to the ra-
tioning board. Hawaii has diff
ferent rationing system.
Q.-Were we at war with Ger
many before we declared war OH
japan?
A.-No.
Q.-Should pay victory tax
each month on income from
rental property?
A.-No. Pay it at the end OF
the year if your total income is
more than 1924
OFF | enlist in the Navy,
must ! serve for the duration
plus six months?
Ayes.
Q.-Is the Star Insignia on our
planes used only by the Air
Corps?
A.-The Star is part of
many emblems and insignia.
Q.-Am / supposed to pay in
come tax on pension?
Alt depends. Ask your Coli
lector of Internal Revenue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-07
SITTING in WITH
THE LAWMAKERS
BY RUSSELL KAY
FLORIDA Press Association)

Two bills, which proponents
contend would save Floridians
thousands of dollars in the form
of lower utility rates, were in
troduced in the legislature last
week. Both measures call for
the regulation of privately-owned
gas and electric companies.
Representatives Clement of
Pinellas, Crary of Martin and
Wotitzky of Charlotte are spon-
soring one bill which would
give the Florida Railroad Com
mission jurisdiction over private
utilities while Representative
Hancock of Madison introduced
similar bill which he stated
was drawn by attorneys for the
Rural Identification Administra-
ton and exempting municipality
owned and REA cooperatives
from its provisions. Should the
bills pass, local utility boards
set up in various communities
would be abolished and their
work taken over by the State
Commission.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-07
CABLES AHMoRED

Observation-Disclosures tele-
phone cables in western states are
specially armored to protect them
from prairie oogs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-07
DON'T MISS PAR

La Revisfa Mensusl en- Espenol .
Ingles. Mailed at Havana Month
lY on the 18th. Ten Cents 81 q
Year. Six Years IS. Sample FREE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-07

z. +. OBrien publishes PAR
Times of Cuba and Pan Amer
lean Review sf San Ignscio 81
Havana. p. o. Box as. Tel.
Chamber Of commercs.
Hotel La Concha. Bus Station.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-07
Log of the Lobby Lizards:

Log of the Lobby Lizards:
Judge Love of the Justice of
the Peace and Constables Assoc
citation whose motto is Justices
of the Peace Be Unto You.
Monte Graw of Miami, chew
ing his Kudner".
Bill Riddle of the Hotel. Assoc
citation Che knows all about lob
biesl.
E. P. Owen, Jr., of Florida
League of Municipalities, a CITY
slicker.
Funie Steed-"S Sing a Song of
Citrus
Small Loans Bob Chester,
watching with INTEREST.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-07

Chuckle of last week was the
rebuke given the House Labor
bloc by Representative E. Clay
Lewis, when in their eagerness
to kill Joint Resolution 10, they
voted against the amendment to
protect Labor's rights to ..collec-
tive bargaining In the excite
ment some of the fellows forgot
whose side who was on.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-07
answers 70
YOUR WAR
QUESTIONS
Send Homc-Front Queries TO
Regional DEM Information Office
In Care Of This Paper

Q.-Is it permissible to send W
mail to civilians overseas?
A.--No. only to members of the
Armed Forces.
Q.-May wear my brothers
Air Corps wings?
A.-Not regulation wings; min
iature ones are okay.
Q-Can | sell my typewriter
TO anyone want to?
Amy typewriter dealer can
advise you about the new regula-
tons.
Q.-Is a stamp necessary on v
mail?
Ayes.
Q-Pm Is years old. Is there a
women's branch Of the service I
can join?
A.-No, honey. you're a bit too
young.
Q.-What should be done with
War Ration Books when a per
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-07

Senator Collins of Tallahassee
let fly a harpoon, at Florida jus
tees of the Peace by introducing
a proposed constitutional amend
ment that would permit the leg
islature to abolish the offices of
Justice of the Peace and Con-
stable in counties where such of
fees iwere considered .unneces-
sary. Such action would mess
UP lot of playhouses and can
be depended upon to meet bit
ter opposition from the guard
ians of such offices who antici-
pated such move.
Collins proposal will meet
with favor in many sections and
Justices and Constahles will
have a lot of explaining to do ii
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-07
THE VINEGAR TREE

have had a waiting list for
months they still treat you like
your patronage is really inn
portant.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-07
they hope to satisfy hard boiled
senate and house committees.

Representative Buck Hancock
is still cunning for state boards
and commissions.
He has introduced bills to
abolish a number of them and
this week urged his colleagues
to support a measure that would
wipe out the State Parole Com
mission.
While a lot of folks have gone
down the line" with Buck in
solar as price fixing boards
such as the Milk Commission,
Laundry & Dry Cleaning Board
and Barber Board) are concern
ed, not many will agree in this
instance for the State Parole
Commission, under the able
management of Francis Bridges,
has done an excellent job and
enjoys public confidence. and
approval.
While most legislators have
been too occupied with affairs
of state to devote much slime to
might life, the few who have
stepped out for an evening OF
recreation are complaining OF
local clip joints.
Several establishments have
instituted service charges, cover
charges and "corkage" charges,
and the unsuspecting novice VINO
orders a bowl of cracked ice and
a bottle of gingerale finds he
must lay the best part of his
days pay on the line when he
pays his check.
A l0-minute taxi ride can
cost you anywhere from SOC to
So, and a slab of mediocre COW
ordered in the wrong place car
set you back for plenty of fold
ing money. Best and safest of
the night spots is the Forest
Inn, former home of Governor
John w. Martin. now operated
as a rather exclusive club. Food
and service excellent and prices
reasonable.
Remind me to ask the State
Beverage Department about this
"corkage" charge in DRY
county,
always thought How to
Win Friends and Influence Peo-
pie" was a book, but in ITALIA
hasee it's genial Jimmie Council
ly, chief clerk at the Cherokee,
who can do more to make his
house guests feel at home with
a smile and handshake than
most guys can do with case of
wealthy water and a box of Co
rona-Coronas. In fact, the en-
tire staff of this popular hostelry
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-07

Terming alienation of affection
and breach of promise suits in
this state a racket, Senator
Johnson of Brooksville intro
duced bill last week that
would outlaw such actions in
Florida.
ANY man who can't hold his
own wife shouldn't be able to
sue for damages-nor should a
woman who can't hold her hus
band,.' said Johnson.
The bill passed the senate by
a vote of ,27 to Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Twist 10 Side

Position. Lying on back on
floor knees leXed, feet close 10
hips Soles Of feet on floor
Movement, Twist vigorously
~ the waist as YOU touch the
thigh 10 floor on first the right.
then the left. 10 this exercise
~lowly and forcefuJy 1t Will
tone the muscles OF the waist
and the stomach. Repeat y
counts, later p
Position: Lying on floor on
side. one leg on top Of the other
Movement. Raise the top leg
and make wldc circles, 10 counts
IN ono direction Rest. then cir
Gle 10 counts IN opposite dircc-
ton. Change sides and circle
with other leg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Michigan


REMEMBER ... QUITE some
time AGO The Detroit Times con-
Quoted a contest 10 determine
what might well be considered
Nichigan'S official state dish
The contest brought thousands
~ recipes from readers of the
Times. Planked Whitefish
was selected as the state dish
with venIson coming in for Soc
ond choice and cherry pie a close
third.
Social background Of the
whItefiSh bits of Michigan
lore back 10 the time of Henry
LonCfellow ... and dozens of the
contest recipes were incor-
porated in a booklet entitled
Michigan Recipes.
Want one Of these booklets for
your kitchen library? You may
obtain a copy by sending FIVE
CENTS 10 The Detroit Times
Home Institute. 1925 Times
Square. Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
BY PHIEoMENE EZAcK

soon master the trick and find
how good II makes your feet
feel.
Shoes Important
see that your shoes are prop
erly fitted" she added Never
wear just one heel height. Nari-
ETY. i'm heights will keep your
heel tendons supple. | prefer me-
dunn heels for off-stage wear,
hut then all my dancing keeps
ms feet I'm condition"
Narkola IS one OF the few
hallerinaS VINO uses p soft shoe
for ballet work. Most Of the
dancers wear a hard toe which
they soften by putting in a door
and then slammIng the door on
the toe.
To date there has been no
rstioninE If ballet shoes. but
AN the balerinaS are keeping
their fingers crossed and won
derng what they VIII DO If the
government should soc tt 70
limit them 10 three pairs q year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Some ANIMALS, BienniaIs
To Grow in Shady Gardens
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

LOTS OF folks with shady
gardens are just renting these
gardens and so do not care 10
put the money into perennial
plants. For them there are an
nualS and biennisls.
II is true that there Is no
long list of ANIMALS that will
grow in shade but those that
Yill, may be planted in guam
tity TO make an interesting and
colorful spot.
Balsams, in all their various
bright colors, will do in shade
If it is not too deep. Several
members of the Centaurea group
both the lovely sweet sultans
and the blue, pink and lavender
bachelors buttons will tolerate
shade.
Flowers With Faces
The fragrant mignonette, while
not at all snowy, is a good
annual TO use and so are the
lobelias with their tiny blue
faces.
Talking Of faces brings US 10
pansles, usually treated as an
nuals. Unless the flowers are
kept picked the plants Will soon
90 10 seed. but with constant
picking they will continue 10
bloom longer in shade than IN
sun.
Mimulus, the monkey flower.
with its unusual coloFing, also
resembles a face and you know
what kind Of a mouth the toad
fax has. Maybe you call it
butter-and-eggs Nierembergia
is a rather newer plant 10 use
in shade 1t has frail blue
flowers.
Vines for Shady Spots
Two shade-loving vines should
not be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or
cup-and-saucer vine and thun-
bergia. the black eyed susan
vine are both different and
colorful.
When II comes TO biennials-
all may easily be grown from
seed, but seed started this spring
will only make leaves this sea-
son and will flower next year.
Since several good flowers for
shade belong TO this group, they
are we'll worth this extra time.
For instance, both foxgloves and
Canterbury bells are biennials
and you know how lovely they
are. Foxgloves do particularly
we'll in shady spots and the
White ones are most effective.
HeSperis or sweet rocket has
a marvellous fragrance, comes
with white or lavender flowers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12

YOU IL NEED this trim
shIriWaiSt style 20 see YOU
through busy DAYS. Anne Adams
Pattern 43ll has the front but
-tonng so popular because of It's
SmartncSs and quick change
usefulness Top-stitching or con-
trast makes q nice accent for
the attractiycly shaped collar
Pattern 434l is available only
in womenS sizes 81, 80, IS 40.
AZ - and 10. Size IS requires
81 yards 35-inch fabric.
Our Summer Pattern Book Is
ready. II contains smart styles
for work and play
Dress pattern is cents, book
10 cents. Pattern and book when
ordered together, IS cents.
Address your request 10 the
Arne Adams Pattern Depart
mont. 1225 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich
Duo 10 SlowncsS Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control, pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12

buy n dress until you take of
the extra pounds and inches
If you buy the larger size.
YOU won't have 20 reduce. If you
squeeze into the l6, you will
look even larger and you won't
like it. BY the time you diet so
that the dress fits, the style will
have lost it's zip.
Go home and do something
about your figure. II adding 10
pounds has put you into larger
size, taking off 10 pounds will
let you ease into a size smaller.
BY June 7 or whereabouts. you
have reduced one size.
Where 10 Exercise
Where the dress pinched most
is where you need the most exer-
else. Chances are il was a tight
squeeze tAFeuFh-the-w aistbsHdr
across the stomach and around
the hips Today'S exercises will
help you 10 start Slimming in
the right places. DO Just these
three
Position. Lying on back on
floor. feet elevated 70 A low
stool.
Movement. Raise alternate
legs straight up IN air and
lower. eight counts. Don't hold
your breath. Inhale as you raise
the leg, exhale as you lower IT,.
Now, raise both legs together.
eight counts. Elevating the feet
takes the strain off your lower
back and makes the exercise
easier and no less effective.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Wartime Reducing
3 Exercises TO Hell p
Slim The Right Places
BY IDA JEAN KAN

THE SAD THING about put
ing on 10 excess pounds is that
YOU graduate 10 n size larger
SreSS. TO say that any woman
uSlIKcS going from A size i6 10
an is is putting II mildly
One exclusive Fifth Avenue
shop told me on The q. I. that
some ladies are so determined
10 get into a rs when an 1S
doesn't leave any room. that the
saleSgitlS have been known 10
switch the size tags. Anything,
so that the customer can always
be right. And she goes happily
home and eats more and an
nounccS 10 her doubling friends
that she can still get into a Is.
You would hardly believe 10
excess pounds could do such
awful things TO your figure
untll YOU nv on new spring
d reSS particularly nowadays
You breeze into a shop and say,
Il want something practical but
pretty SIZE l6.
Back the Sdiesglrl comes with
some numbers that look fetch
inc on tho hangers You struggle
with one after another, hoping
20 find a style that will do some
thing for your-flgurc. Are these
l6's2 you demand AS you work
AZ fastening the waiStband
"Thev must be- saving a lot OF
material, But, of course. I've
got my old glrdlc on" Finally
you have 10 admit its no use
You have outgrown that size
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Advises Others

To women whose fccf feel the
strain OF war work Narkola adj
vjses hot EPSON salts foot baths
and exercises.
This NAV sound paradoNical'
continued the bailgr.nd "ENrr-
ciseS for tired feet, hut II turns
the trick.
Feet that ache from con
tinued standing or sitting need
Iimbering up and the relaxation
that muscle workouts give. For
best results. run around room
on your toes. or pick up mar
hleS or = pencil with your toes.
II will be hard ~ first. hut You'll
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IN s.fe ~ bread. coax under boiler
sAns u0'H cheese - msite1
The Business Girls Daily
Half-D0Ien" contains more eXer-
ciSeS for SHINING of the inches.
Send large stamped return en-
Velope for this leaflet.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS takes
on fat fast hut loses IL easily.
C.rrrtahl 1888. ty King Features
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blooms in June, and likes shade.
Honesty or pope's money or
silverleaf CLunaria is MS Latin
name) is usually grown for the
silvery disks that hold It's seeds
in place, but has a most effec-
tive purplish-red spike Of bloom
and will not grow in sun but
demands shade. So. try few
Of these. instead Of hewailing
those flowers that you cannot
grow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Cereals Extend Points

CEREALS ARE I'D cal for
crumbing croquettes and fried
fish and for use as the chief in
gradients of easy-to-make con-
fections and cookies. Home
makers will find cereals a help
IN EXTENDING the meat ratror.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Exercise First

\ Vow the question is what 10
- resign Yourself 10 an Is
yomcthlng YOU never thought
could happen 30 you or take the
Is and GO right home and eHcr-
else? Don't do either. Don't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Fostered Career

Months of stretching and
twisting not only improved the
Msrkoya feet bat to~'grnd love
for dancing rTd-- c5fftr-rr,r i+-i.
through tho wears Of training re-
CURED 10 attain place IN ballet.
Unlike other halleriua,, Miss
Narkova has neither corr> nor
bunionS on her feet She attt.h-
utes their smooth perfection 10
daily SoaklnES IN warm milk.
Il prefer u TO creams or To-
lions" said the artist. at seems
10 feed the skin, keeping II loft
and supple.
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NYION HOSE!

Help make a parachute, Bring
worn out nylon stockings 10 off,
cial hosiery salvage depotS in re-
tail stores.