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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-02-25
CAPITAL CHAFF

q Interesting question: Why is it
that army air crashes during train
ing and operations right here in the
U. S. A. are military secrets? Could
it be that some persons r trying
to protect themselves from public in
dignation?
q One of the roads running through
the woods around Fl. Benning, Ca.
is labelled Burma Road" another
'Chungking Approach" But most
popular among soldiers is 1.-The Road
to Singapore" because at the end
they hope to find Dorothy Lamour.
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Plenty of Variety.

YOU'LL be tempted to make
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wear with this smart jacket suit.
If you do you will find that the
one suit will seem different every
time you change dickies. The
simple, comfortable lines of both
jacket and skirt are ever so be-
coming.
Pattern No. 8341 is in sizes ~. IA. 16.
10, 20; 40 and AZ. Size IA. with short
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A RE football players today larger
1 or smaller than old-time line
ups? A firm Of experts. that deals
In such vital statistics for a matter
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Washington, D. C.
ARMY VS.. NAVY


ARMY VS.. NAVY
The Selective Service system isn't
advertising it, but there has been
some fierce rowing behind the
scenes over the induction standards
Of the army and navy.
Though the army has liberalized
its physical and mental require
ments to increase the number OF
draft eligibles and likewise keep the
induction of married men at a mini
mum, the navy still clings to the
higher standards in effect while it
was taking only enlisted men.
Virtually all physical require
ments are higher for the navy. but
the biggest difference is in the e
tally tests for the two services.
Navy induction doctors won't pass
a man unless he has a fair To-,
whereas army doctors are required
to approve lower standards.
Result is that thousands Of induc-
tees who express a preference for the
navy are turned down and find them
selves in an army uniform instead.
The fact that the army has to take
these navy "castoffs" is bitter medi-
cine to wal department highups; and
Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey. selec-
tive service director, made a strong
protest about it behind closed doors
recently to the War Manpower COM
missions management-labor policy
committee.
The standards for both services
should be uniform. Hershey de-
clared, adding that if the navy's
standards were brought down to con-
form with those of the army, it
would help Offset the need OF induct-
ing married men, especially those
with children.
The navy has been turning down a
large number of single men for
physical or mental reasons, Hershey
pointed out.
How has the difference in stand
ards affected the army" the draft
director was asked.
IT'S affected us plenty" explod-
ed Hershey. THE navy selects
whom it wants and the army gets
all the lower element"
The committee agreed with Her
shey. promised to recommend to
VINO Boss Paul McNutt that he en-
deavor to have the navy's standards
lowered.
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Love of Eternity

Love of Eternity
Love is the emblem of eternity;
it confounds all notion of time;
effaces all memory of a begin
ming, all fear of an end.-Madams
de Stael.
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Sugar Money
Cubes of sugar are nced for
money by certain isolated tribes
in Colombia.
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FRANK NAVY TALK

talks WIN uQe mouse anu SeIldIe
naval affairs committees, and these
talks have been a real step toward
congressional-executiv cooperation.
Horne, by his frankness and willing
ness to admit navy mistakes, made
a better impression than any other
navy man appearing before con-
gress.
Horne was high in his praise of u
naval officers and men, but frankly
admitted that the navy vas caught
off guard in the Savo Island battle
of August 9, just after the marines
landed at Guadalcanal. He said
there was no excuse for this defeat;
that a board of inquiry was now
investigating; and there probably
would be heavy penalties for the
guilty.
Horne said that apparently the
captains Of the cruisers sunk had
not ordered their men to battle sta
lions. He also revealed that IN Aus
tralian admiral that night vas in
command Of the screening force"
OF cruisers and destroyers sup
posed to be protecting the main task
force.
Horne admitted that the Austria
liam officer and Admiral Kelly Turn
er, chief of the Allied task force,
knew a Jap scouting fleet was in the
vicinity. but didn't figure it would
risk an attack. The commanders
calculated that the earliest possible
time the Japs could reach Savo is
land was after daybreak next morn
ing.
Therefore, the Australian admiral
left his flagship, the Canberra, and
spent the night on Admiral Turner's
flagship Is miles from the scene OF
battle. No orders were given mean
while to Australian and American
officers under Turner and the Aus
tralian, and they were caught COM
pletely off base when the Japs struck
at about 1:50 a. m.
Japs Cornered in Aleutians.
On the more optlmlStlc size, Ao-
miral Horne reported the United
States had sunk a great many Jap
cruisers, and that despite the defeat
at Savo island we had been definitely
superior in operational strategy.
In the Aleutians the Japs are so
completely bottled up, Horne re-
ported, that we probably could wipe
them out at any time. Our SUBJ
marine patrol has been especially
effective in these waters, with the re-
suit that the Japs are desperately
hard up for food, aviation gasoline
and other supplies.
Horne also made no attempt to
minimize the seriousness of the SUBJ
marine menace.
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KeIIogg's AIE-Bran Mullins

2 tablespoons " cup milk
shortening / cup flour
II cup corn syrup " teaspoon salt
i egg 2h teaspoons
l cup Kellogg's baking powde,
All-Bran
Cream shortening and corn syrup
thoroughly; add egg and beat well.
Stir in AIl-Bran and milk, let soak
until most of moisture is taken up.
Sift flour with salt and baking pow
der; add to first mixture and stir only
until -four disappears. Fill creased
muffin pans two-thirds full and bake
in moderately hot oven (400o FL
about 80 minutes. Yield: 8 large muf-
fins, 3 inches in diameter, or II small
mullins, az inches in diameter.
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FAMOUS N0-SUGAR
ALl-BRAN mUFFINS
EASY! DELICIOUS!

They really are the most delicious
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ter! Made with crisp, toasted shreds
of KELLoGG's %ALL-BRAN, they have .
texture and flavor that have made
them famous all over America.
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Pounds and Speed

coach, was a l80-pound tackle.
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FIRST IN 7HE SERVICE
With men in the Army, Navy,
Marines, and Coast Guard, the ia.
vorite cigarette is Camel. BASED
on actual sales records in Post
Exchanges and Canteens)
Evening star., 1943-04-29
LETTER-OUT

Remove letter from
lor the last column
se n "oro from which have
correctly it's still n - ~ A0'A'"o0'
Answer to Yesterdays
Letter-Out ~ ~
CID RHYNdER-MERRY (carefree).
tO) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT wise mani
% OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (brings back
tS) OBTRUDES-REDOUBT (earthWork).
CID VERI1CAL-CLAVIER Emusic kevboard)
Evening star., 1943-04-29
Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
Keen 'Em GUESSING

One of the most important things
to remember when you are playing a
difficult hand is that the opponents
cannot always ferret out your weak
point-unless you "tip them off,"
Don't follow the example of South in
this deal.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
A1O6
QJ9754
o632
&109
AK542 AJe83
2- O2
KJ1o4 \" uQ75
%QJ632 &AK754
AAQ7
AK10632
oA98
%8
The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
~ Pass 20 Pass
40 Pass Pass Pass
West led the club queen, East sig
nailed for come-on with the seven
spot, and declarer ruffed the club
continuation. After leadinng to the
heart jack to draw the one out
standing trump, declarer promptly
took the spade finesse. When it lost.
his contract was up the flue, since
he still had to concede two diamond
tricks.
1T is quite possible that the con-
tract might have been defeated in
any case, but the fact remains de-
clarer had overlooked his best op-
portunlty. There was no hurry about
the spade finesse-that could always
be tried if other methods failed.
First South should have essayed a
bit of deception.
His first lead from the board
should have been not a spade but
diamond. Almost surely East
would play the seven spot, and de-
clarer the nine. Now West, on win
ming with the ten, would be in quite
spot. He might well decide to
avoid a spade return, but would
he have the vision to lead back a
high diamond instead of the four?
We doubt it! And on any return
except a high diamond, declarer
would have clear sailing. If West
led the diamond four, declarer
would capture East's queen and
promptly throw West back on lead
with diamond Then any play West
made would give South the rest of
the tricks.
yesterday you were Howard
Schenken's partner and, with only
your side vulnerable, you held:
A93
2KJ1O752
n34
%1O63
The bidding:
Schenken. Lightner. You. Jacobv.
IA 20 Pass Pass
Dbl. Pass 80 pass
~ 50 CD
AnSWer-PaSs. You must let vo1r
partner decide whether he wants to
double the opponents or continue
on to five hearts. You have nothing
to add to the three heart announce
ment you made on the previous
round, and you are not "the last
man to speak for your side"
Score 100 per cent for pass, so per
cent for five hearts, 40 per cent for
a double.
Question No. 1871.
Today you are Oswald Jacoby's
Evening star., 1943-04-29
Take Ny Word for 1t
By FRANK COLBY,

AGAIN SILENT H IN FRENCH"
The subject OF the silent 'h" in
French, discussed twice before in
this column, has become a "cause
celebre." Scores of French readers
have written to thank me for ex-
planning that in French "h" is
never pronounced. But in spite Of
the unimpeaehable authorities which
I have quoted, some American read
ers have taken me bitterly to task.
One E. F. r. (no name; just ini-
tials), of Franklin, N. H, writes in
part: II sent you word that you
were wrong, but you haven't been
gentleman enough to correct your
mistake. If you do not correct this,
I shall write to the - (name of
one of my papers,, and see that you
dol"
But no authority I have ever
seen even intimates that "h" in
French Is ever pronounced. Quite
the contrary. as any French text
book or any native Frenchman will
attest. For example, Dubrule. in
AAAAASA 4AflC SC I'll dllCdlS, States.
'The letter III Is always silent. In
a few words, however. the initial
'h'-without being aspirated as in
English-prevents the word from
being run on smoothly with the
preceding word" In French Con-
versation," BONNER writes: III is
improperly called sometimes as
pirate as neither aspirate nor silent
n is pronounced in modern French"
Fougeray, in Mastery of French"
says: H is never pronounced in
French. The difference between the
two his is that the 'aspirate' pre-
vents the elision and the linking
with the word that precedes it."
Andre Beziat, in French Gram
mar" says: I'm some words of
Germanic or Greek origin, III used
to be pronounced as in English.
But when III is deemed 'aspirate.' It
only communicates to the vowel the
properties of always being pro-
nounced. H itself is absolutely
silent"
Evening star., 1943-04-29

Test your pronouncinp + @ a.
Tered this week for first time, INV
new l943 Pronouncins Test. Send
a stamped (3-cent, self-addressed en-
Te TTselops to Frank Colby, in care Of
(Released BY the Bell Syndicate rncl l
Evening star., 1943-04-29
Intended Victim Posts
Bond for AssuiIont

A case of attempted murder came
to an unusual end in a Dublin, Fire,
court when Justice Mcguire dis
charged the accused on the bail of
the person at whom he fired two
shots. Michael Fox, 81, pleaded
guilty to shooting at Richard Muir
ray, proprietor of motion picture
theater In Newmarket t-on-Fergus.
Evening star., 1943-04-29

partner and, with both sides vulner.
able, you hold:
AQ6
VQ8432
HQ6
%Q753
The bidding:
Jacoby. Lightner. You. Schenken,
IA Pass CD
What do you bid. (Answer tomor-
row.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
The Four Aces will be pleased to an
sWer letters from readers if a stamped
t3-cenD, .self-addressed envelope is in
closed with each communication ad-
9ressed to the Four Aces care Of The
Evening Star: If you desire the pocket
contract bridge, send with your request
to the Four Aces. care Of The Evening
Hear, stamped 3-cenD, self-addressed,
large-size envelope and you will receiys
an outline without any charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Rail Pay \
Dispute To
Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, Oct. n (UP)-
The long unsettled railroad labor
dispute goes before President
Roosevelt today.
Mr.. Roosevelt will meet his
combined labor war board" of
top ranking union leaders. The
CIO and ALL representatives will
be led by Presidents Phillip Muir
ray and William Green, respec-
lively. A. +. Whitney, president of
the Brotherhood of Railway Train
men, was invited TO represent the
independent railway, brotherhoods.
Whitney, rejecting the Accent
hourly wage increase granted by
President Roosevelt's emergency
board instead of the 30 per cent
boost demanded by the brother
hoods, bitterly attacked the adj
ministration's wage sterilization
program yesterday.
"The railroad workers of this
country have been trifled with
In a manner that would outrage
the dlgnity of intelligent Amer
leans" he said. "Wage stabiIiZa-
ton Is no longer morally or
politically defensible because
Congress has failed 10 halt In
flation and the House banking
and currency committee has re-
jected subsidies TO roll back
food prices"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Bioff Sanity Test
Indicated at Trial

NEW YORK, Oct. p QNS)-
Willie Bioffs sarcasm and sass
in federal court. where he is tes-
tifying against eight men accused
OF extorting million dollars from
the movie industry, brought a
hint today that the defense may
challenge his sanity.
Just before the governments
star witness took the stand again
tn parry the questions Of Defense
Counsel James -. c. Murray with
glib cracks. special l.. S. Attorney
Boris Kostelanetz observed an
alienist among the spectators.
He was identified as Or. Harry
Holman OF Illinois and koSte-
Ianetz Immediately protested his
presence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
ADVERTlsEMENT
Get More
Comfort For
Standing Feet
With A Daily Iee-Mint Treat

Don't let tired. burning sensitive feet
steal energy and make the hours seem
longer. Just massage frosty white iee-Mint
on your feet md ankles before work 10 help
keep them cool and c0nnfortAb Die. and after
work % help perk them UP for an evening
- fuu No greasy feeling - wont stAin socks
or stockings. Grand too. 70 help soften eorns
and eailouses. Get Ice-Mint from your drug
gist today and get foot happy this easy way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Deenna Durbin an Aunt

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. q QNS)
-Desnna Durbin became an aunt
yesterday when her sister, Mrs.
Clarence Hickman. gave birth 10
a baby girl at Methodist Hospital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Miners, Owners
Renew Feud at
WLB Hearing

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81 QNS)
Miners and mine owners re-
newed their long-standLng fight on
wages before the WLB today with
a fourth general strike in the coal
fields Ringing on the outcome.
Specifically at issue was the
contract signed by the United
Mine Workers and the Illinois coal
operators which the union hopes
will become the basic agreement
for the industry and break the
six-month impasSe on wages.
The big Southern and Eastern
coal operators, who requested to-
days WLB hearing, sought TO
block board approval of the pact,
charging that it is inflationary
and would mean a 50-cent-a-ton
increase in coal prices.
STRIKE PLEDGE OFF OCT. 81
WLB action on the proposed
Illinois contract is anticipated
within a few days after the hear
ing, because UNIV President John
L. Lewis "no-strike" pledge ex-
pires Oct. 81.
Already, however, miners In
Alabama. Indiana and one Ken
lucky county have participated
in wildcat strikes in protest
against the governments return
Of the mines 10 private owners be-
fore the signing Of a new wage
agreement. Slow back-to-work
movements were instituted AT the
insistence of WLB and UNIV Of
ficials.
PREDICTS PACT o. X.
Lewis publicly has proclaimed
his belief that the government will
approve the Illinois contract.
which provides for an increase of
about 81 a day for the miners
without changing the present
basic wage rates of the industry.
The increase was accomplished
by lenghtening the work day
from seven 10 eight and a half
hours and paying the miners from
the time they enter the pit until
they leave, thus providing COM
pensation for underground travel.
rraditionally, they have been paid
only for the time spent at the
face" digging coal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
AnVFRTIEFMENT
Declare War Now On
c.
Consultation Misery

Don't ffrt vhen fuu Tel 'Tsuk rom ConEfirailnn
and resulting sour stomach. hsGdtrhs gAs pains
10 taif Taks Bliss NA'fs Hsrbs Tableu. MAJ
hlIss-as i-WAY Action - n.ns plant issredisnfs
helps ca tndure h7uol u7vrmsni lzl ~ 10 AZ
petit. ant stomach arion with biusss: 30 en-
courage t4ie A0g io 40 digesfiau 90 rrtrVe Eat
pt@ssrs Miiucns used feayly tDf oteT 80 years "a
fo- BLISS NATIVE HERRs ThRi.ETS Trial sire.
2tc FANNY Ecpuomy Sites s5c aud 81 - 900 TAB
ietsl CAufinn tAk. any lAtafvs only directed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21

More than ever before, your fur coat must be a
good fur coat :. +. one to keep you wonderfully
warm . one that will retain its soft, lustrous
beauty :. F.. one that will give enduring wear.
All these qualities are to be found in this
precious brown fur, in a smart swagger style
=. blended and striped by topnotch workman
ship to look amazingly like sable Sizes II to 20.
Evening star., 1943-04-08
HELP MEN & WOMEN,

for delivery of small packages, white, 5-
day week. RyneX &. Saxon, 1927 10Th
St NV.
MAN AND WIFE, colored, reliable no
children. tor lanitor service Good salary
Apt. and utilities. Refs. must be furn.
Temple 32S3
NEWSSTAND CLERK. salary. S24 week
Apply Union News Co, Union Station,
Stand No ..
Evening star., 1943-04-08
TYPIST-CLF,RK

Good tvpinR speed essential; general Office
WORK records. filling, can write some Of
3Wn letters pleasant diversity. consenial
hent. SLID month. Box 4S2-R. Star
Evening star., 1943-04-08
PRESSERS.

Vogue can use 3 good men either
straight salary or pieceWork. You can
make good money here. Vogue Cleaners
s26 Bladensburg rd ne. TO-
Evening star., 1943-04-08

BEAUT1CIAN. excellent salary, short
working hours: new equipment unusual
opportunity for right party Call MA
500. Ext. "a. between 9 m and ) m
BEAUTICIANS c2J, also one manager for
NV. beauty shop: sal, operator S35: man
ager. $40 Apply 6!3 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
Evening star., 1943-04-08

MATTRESSES. full and part time Jobs
available, 10 am. to 3 pm, or 5 to
gao pm; Apply Mrs. Ks Toll House
Evening star., 1943-04-08
HELP MEN.
NIGHT WORK,

Local firm can use . men between go
prefer men employed or students sales
Exp. helpful, but not necessary. Write Box
iSE-R Star
Evening star., 1943-04-08
HELP MEN.
JANITOR.
COIORED

Age As to SIS, must be active,
steady, dependable and willing
worker; 8-hr. day q pm. to AIS
and 5 to 9:45 PM. Phone Ho-
bart PATS. employment depart
ment, before 5 pm.
WHITE MEN (2), of any age,
with good eyesight, for night
shift in bottling plant; other
physical defects of no impor-
tance;; 5 nights, so hours; $40
per week. Lincoln 1888
Evening star., 1943-04-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
HELP WOMEN.

SoFEns hours: ssta new euupment saas una13a an1aI
so ER 81 for betvear rset pa5i .nd Can Ma
BEAUT1CIANs c.), also one manaeer for
NV. beauty shop; sal. operator. S}5 man
ager, SO Apply 6'!3 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. excellent salary. Ap-
ply in person. Nakon Beauty Salon, 3O09
| l4th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be experienced:
Salon ca ?Rin sH 55da H;snS or Du sl*sf de Spring
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good salary and
GommlSsion; also manicurist. CASTOR.
l74l Conn. ave. HO. 644o.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced all
nello Beauty Shop, 1S43 Columbia rd
BEAUTY OPERATOR, man or woman. for
| better position: also manicurSt. Call in
person, Duke Salon, $40 18th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced; excel
stylst 1145 Conn. ave. NV, DE. 1880
BEAUTY OPERATOR; colored; good OPP
pMpFtqnltS MI 9 o5 s"3Ey bE snd commission Phone
BEAUTY OPERATOR. tirst-cass; salary,
$3o, wk. Weeks vacation with pay Lib
eral commission; Shepherd 9ss}. s406
Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, allaround expert
PARIS. 1914 Conn. ave
B,EAy EAyTY OPERATOR APPOINTMENT
SLEHh 1Sl-CldSS, N-SJ week salary. Call
Henri & Robert. l6.6 K St NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR; very good oppor-
lunity, excellent salary. Call Emerson
S495.
| BooKKEEPER, experienced, double-entry:
good working conditions. hours and salary.
Box "7a-D, Star.
| BCOKKEEPER; must be Thoroughly ex-
perienced; steady position. good pay; real
9pportunIy tppnt nts.oran and future knowledge Of
Sunday work. Apply Mr.. James, per-
Sonally; bet. ] and only. The 400,
l423 F ST. NV.
psrel; excellent salary. Lady Lee, Inc,
1908 St NV
BOOKKFEPER-STENOG immedi-
hee; houFs n peamaneht fd 5o6: dSwntown otice
per wk. TO start periodic raises. Apply in
own handwriting, stating qualities tions and
references. Box 49o-E, Star.
E.sS2 BoGKIKEEpER S2ISt Ell, sEi,. sTENoGRAPHER. s35
company. Apply 3 to + pm. Friday Room
1913 woodward Building. Republic 4499.
BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT experienced; s35
formation.
BUS GIRLS (2). colored: also counter
girls t2l: day work. Sundays off. Dixie
mans Restaurant. 500 18th st. NV
Can after 4:so. RE. 7o1o. Del Rio Rio0 'a'Af''
CASHIER. experienced, for ladies' spe-
cialty, shop: good salary. pleasant sur
roundinss vacations with pay. Kaplowitz,
18th st. between and F.
CASHIERS ano Sunday workl. for evening
pay and meals. The 400" 1928 F
CASHIER AND ACCOUNTS receivable
and salary expected. Box 47e-B. Star
fsiephons 's' NJ 5y s4ss sss'ns store; steady '0o
Evening star., 1943-04-08

STENOGRAPHER, large natl organization:
eood salary and opportunity; attractive
conditions. Box ooo-H Star 10.
Evening star., 1943-04-08
HELP MEN.

JANITOR, reliable, married,
not under As; quarters and
salary. Apply Apt. l, 1887
Key blvd, Arlington, Va,
near Colonial Village.
GROCERY CLERK, good sal
ary; hours from 8 to 6; no
holidays or Sunday work.
7125 Wisconsin ave. Phone
WI. COLO.
BELL BOY, BUS BOY,
WAITER AND HOUSEMAN,
all colored. Apply 1923 22nd
st. NV.