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Evening star., 1943-11-04
7 axe Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Commonsense English.

q Is it correct to say, I see by
the paper that -?
A The expression Is not good
usage. Also avoid, 1T says IN the
paper that .. Better say: The
paper states that .
@ Can the word PEOPLE be
singular?
A Yes. people is both singular
end plural depending on the mean
ing intended. as: singular A peo-
pie, such as the Germans. is sub
lect to Indictment; plural: Sew
eral people were ahead of Us, cplu-
rail-: The peoples rthe various ma
tions, of Europe are war weary.
q. Should one say, L would like
to have gone?
A Better say: I should have
liked to go
G. I am told not to say. They
visited my wife and l." Why not?
A They visited -" No
They visited my wife, and they
visited me, also Therefore: They
visited my wife and me tAlSC
nv 0lu. Ilh vie ana lIlN Sell.
The pesky personal pronouns are
made clear as day in my revised and
greatly augmented pamphlet Just
out this week Any reader may have
a copy by sending a STAMPED c3-
cent. self-addressed envelope tc
Frank Colby. III care of this paper
@ As Psalm cxi9 gives the title
"Reverend' to the Lord. is il ever
proper to address a mere man as
reverend?
A In the verse quoted. "rever-
end" does not designate title. The
wording is ''' holy and reverend is
his Cthe Lords name" The adjec-
tive reverend" is simply used in the
archaic meaning Of sacred; re-
vered" 'Reverend" is not title; il
is an adjective of respect
G. What is the total number Of
words in English?
A Merriam WebSters contain!
about 100000 entries. the Enelisl
Oxford about 400 900, American
English has more words than any
other tongue.
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Evening star., 1943-11-04

Williams. u, Will doff his hat to his
next wrestling foe.
He engaged in a friendly bout on
his way TO the old fishing hole.
Evening star., 1943-11-04

without setting up both the clubs
and the hearts In clubs. since the
queen could be trapped if West
held it. no one could get the lead
but East. In hearts. however, either
opponent could get the lead. de-
pending upon which one held the
ace. Vests opening lead marked
him with the long diamond suit, so
South should have gone after the
hearts Immediately. so that if West
held the ace, his sure entry would
be Knocked out before the diamonds
could be established.
But South did not think of this.
He cashed the club king. led an
other club and fnessed dummy's
Jack East won with the club queen
and led his third diamond. Now. be-
fore South could establish nine
tricks, he had to let West in with
the heart ace, West could then cash
TWO diamonds and defeat the con-
tract
If South had gone after the hearts
first he probably would have made
far no-trump = winning three
hearts, two diamonds, the ace of
spades and four clubs.
Yesterday YOU were Theodore
Lightners partner and, with both
sides vulnerable, Lightner held:
AOl03 "a
"KJ8752 ABS
The bidding:
schenken You, Jacoby. Lightner.
IA Pass INT Pass
Pass Dbl, Pass ~
AnsWer-Llghtner should BID two
he ?rtS With doubtful stopper in
spades and nothing in diamonds or
clubs he should fear that Jacoby
can make one no-trump while two
hearts should be a safe contract
/ Score 100 per cent for two hearts.
20 per cent for pass.
! Question No. 1888.
Today YOU are Theodore Light
nerS partner and. with both sides
vulnerable, YOU hold:
A852 A KJ6
"a AQ72
The bidding:
Schenken. You. Jacoby. Lightner
A Pass Mt Pass
Pass Dbl. Pass ~
Pass t?>
What do you bid? Answer to-
morrow
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Evening star., 1943-11-04
Boy Will Remove Hat
Before Wrestling Aqoin
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle

By MT HNNUVI a 10 FTtES.
SALT LAKE CITY. = Richard
Evening star., 1943-11-04
ON the AIR TODAY.

VN ihC AK lph1.
Star Flashes Latest news. WNAL al $50
am, daily.
WRC. 800-Brite and Morgan: SnookS iakeS
The witness stand on behalf Of DADDY.
VOL, 830-Humdn Adventure The Signiti.
0nte Of "CoSmit RAYS.
MMAl, 8:30-IoNn Meeting. Is The little
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
Choice of Suits

Choice of Suits
The principle of play involved in
the following hand is so simple that
It should be generally recognized,
yet players are slipping up on it
every day.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
AAl02
nK72
H43
AAJS54
AQ742 AK85
oAs 1864
e Q1O675 1892
&92 &Qlo6
AJ96
nQJl03
AAK6
AK73
The bidding:
South. West. North. East,
/" Pass % Pass
2NT Pass 3NT Pass
Pass Pass
West opened the seven OF dla-
monds, East played the jack, and
South decided to hold up and let
the Jack win. East continued dia-
monds. and South took the king
South could not make his contract
Evening star., 1943-11-04

Steel Formula Sound Basic Wage Policy" -
one Of The speakers being Donald Rithberg
former chairman Of ARh
Wpt, q;00-kusit Hail. Bob Hope Is Bob
CrosbYs guest
W0P, 9;3O-DInah Shore: WsIy Brown
guests again.
WRC, 9:30-Davis and Haley: Mary Bosnd
QgeS adyIle.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Bleach
Fading Tans
By HELEN FOLLETT

AFTER MONTHS Of expos
IRE TO strong sunlight, arms are
looking a bit played out.
Here are directions for a first
class arm treatment, as it IS
gwen in many beauty shops.
Begin with a rouslng scrub
hing with warm water. soap
and bath brush with bristleS
that take hold. Rinse the soap
away. dry thoroughly.
Then for a brisk massage.
You can use toilet lanoline,
Cocoanut oil, even mineral oil,
if no other agent is al hand.
Massage IL in we'll starting at
the finger tips, working up 10
the shoulder. giving the elbow
special attention. Apply almond
meal 10 form a paste. then
wrap the arms IN towels that
have hecn, wrunC out of steam
ing hot water.
So far. so good Towels must
be changed as they start 10
cool
Remove the pack with the
towel, apply horated talcum.
pattng IL IN well.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20
Aries-Today has many ad-
vantageous points and business
should net solid gains. II you
rightly use your fine business
sense you can move ahead, make
new records for yourself.
APRIL 2I TO MAY 20
TolUus-A pleasant day for
you. Personal desires may he
realized if they are not selfish
in purpose Employment, money
interests. all essential activities
under favorable Moon, Venus
and Jupiter rays.
NAY 2T To JtNE 2r
GemUi-Have a care IN ex-
penditures - don't be extrava-
giant. Day is friendly and oppor-
tune for all who are purposeful,
conscientious.
JUNE % TO JULY %
Cancer - Amenable time for
careful planning, conferences.
detail work. Less favorable for
extended action with gusto. Very
often the preparations for an
important undertaking. are as
essential 10 success as Nhe actual
action itself. BE observing.
JTLY % TO AUG. ~
Teo-Better results in every
thing today # YOU 20 quietly and
unperturbedly about your bust
ness. Refuse 10 become agi-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Exercise
Improves
Flat Chest
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

THERE NEVER was a bras
siere designed that would solve
the problem of an under-devel-
oped chest. Three-fourths Of
the thin girls who think they
lack curves are really Under
developed through the chest.
If your collarbones stick out
and the shoulder line sinks in,
you can markedly improve your
figure by developing your chest.
Exercise. and perhaps a little
more meat on your bones, will
do more than any brassiere-
and a topflGht designer says as
much.
You need both general and
specific exercise, To fill in the
hollow between the shoulders
and bust, do this
Stand erect. arms straight
ont IN front Of hedF, shoulder
level. palms together Then
forccfully separate the arms.
Swing them out at the sides and
around and back. trying TO clap
the hands together in hack.
Eventually. YOU VIII he able 10
-taueA-PalH4s etAer-Staft
with % swings Gradually work
IN to 30. then 80. q
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Branbureers
For Outdoor
Supper Fun
By PRUDENCE PENNY

WITH THE warm summer
weather without. and these
prcgou~ hourS Of longer day
light. let's not lose q moment
ot this season on the wane.
And what 10 DO 10 take adNan-
iaCc ot it2 Why not have
supper on the lawn or terrace
Plan n mong that Is simple but
tasty and easy 10 prepare, one
chat W.Il give YOU real enjoy
mont after the days work
Eating out of doors always
brings 20 mind that old Amerjs
c-R R-taNer+te- the ftt~te.- frarrrA
burger And If YOU have any
qualmS Of dISnav over q lack
Of rcd stamps just outWlt old
man rauonlng by SerVIn &
hranbWgerS
a cup of bran added Ia r
pound Of hamburger meat Will
make two patueS grow for Won
Where there was formerly only
ono And You'll be getting iron
and vitamin 81 IN your diet
besides
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

EMPLOY YOUR spare mo-
mentS profltahlY- CrochetlnE
these filct squares. Joined to-
-getheH tAeA Il make a IN exquisite
spread or cloth that viii add
immcasurably to your homo
You can crochet The whole cloth
in one piece If YOU choose.
Pattern 661 contains charts
and directions for making
squares; stitches, list Of mate
rlalS required
Send II cents iiiH iiiH eeii4s fer this
pattern 30 the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit 81. Mich.
Due 10 Slowness of the malls
and other conditions beyond our
control, pattern deliveries are
being DELAYED. Please he patient.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Where TO Enlist

WACs 2O6 Ruhl Build
inG. Hours Sis a m 10
9 p m. Monday SIS a m "a
7 p. m. Tuesday through
Saturday. CA 7O92.
WAVES Ninth Floor
Book Building, l24q Wash
ington boulevard. Hours -
S 30 q. m. 10 S p. m daily.
Evening appointments can
be made by calling CA. 1868.
SPARS 53l Lafayette
Building. la West Lafayette.
Hours s 30 a m. 10 9 p. m.
Monday: $50 10 s p m
Tuesday through Saturday.
Phone CH. 9470.
MARIN S-Thirteenth
Floor Book Building. Hours
g 30 a m. 10 5 p. m daily.
CA. 1868.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

tated. II your duties call for
constant alertness, avoid those
who would divert you,
AUG. 2s TO SEPT. ~
Virgo 49, Romance. domesticity
and other personal interests in
vite your most cheerful manner.
faith in the future and helpful
ness. Rest, reading, music,
healthy exercises should be part
Of your program.
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
Libro-Much more reassuring
for pleasant hours than was
Yesterday. If possible. hurry
through work that you might
have some leisure, but don't be
careless or faulty in workman
ship.
OCT. u TO NOV. 22
Scorpio-If you kept at high
speed yesterday, slow down to-
day. BE just as efficient and
conscientious but don't maintain
q nerve racklnR tempo.
nov. 2S TO DEC. 22
Sdgittdrius-Another very IA
vorable day for business. finRn-
clal matters, real estate inter
ests, government and military
activities. Good news indicated.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Capricorn - Mild day which
can be more fruitful and graft
flying If you don't worry or try
TO force issues Travel along
IN your capable manner. Things
wNl happen for your z o d
quicker than you expect.
Jan. p TO FEB. 20
Aqunriln - You can't take
things for granted You will
have to use ingenuity and clever
management 10 put things over
in a big way.
FEB. II TO MARCH %
Pisces-No forhidding obsta-
cles in your path just a ten
dency perhaps 10 become easily
irritated Be on guard and you
can have a profitable, interest
ing day.
4 CHiLD horn on this d1V.
a loyal friend. dependable in
emergencies and trouble. Exact
ing at times but always fair.
CopyriEhi. lqt3 hX klnE -EeAiutnA
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

into the cup to increase the
size OF the measurement. OF
course, a bit of padding can be
used to advantage--and it's
often done, in the movies-but
unless the chest is fairly well
developed, this looks unnatural.
The Bust Normalizing Eyer-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

OF bra which Is designed TO
gently raise the bust up and out
from the body as far as possible.
and 10 make the diaphragm
appear smaller.
For the figure with the broad
shoulders and small bust. the
bra should be cut so that the
surrounding tissue is gathered
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
FROM HIS SUIT

IF HE has replaced his ci-
villains with Uncle Sans uni
form, there must be one suit
YOU could borrow 10 make
-fotfrseff- -rfew-fafi= =otttfitIWe-
are sure he wouldn't mind.
Pattern 1904 includes step
hy-step sew chart that shows
exactly how 10 cut this smart
suit from a mans SUIT.
SCTTd- cents COINS Tor
this pattern Write plainly. size.
name, address, and styte num-
her.
Just outi Our new fall and
winter pattern book Send 10
cents extra. Free glove and bag
pattern in book . pattern and
book together. IS cents
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department.
1925 Times Square, Detroit, 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Foot Apart

Set plants in tho new bed a
foot apart IN IONS 3 feet apart.
Put them with their crowns
-isvpi-pGth- the surface and see
that the soil is firm around the
roots. II the plants are not pot
grown. spread the roots care
fully 10 avoid crowdng in the
hole.
Water well and watch the
plants so that they do not dry
out during the first month.
Water by soaking the ground.
not the crowns of the plafits
as rot may start here.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

else" and the "Weight-gaining
menus" Will prove invaluable 20
the shallOw-chested girl. Send
large stamped return envelope
for these leaflets To Ida
Jean Kain. Detroit Times, De-
trOit 81. Mich.
Copyright. 1913. ey King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Two Types

At this time Of year. straw
berry plants are purchased
either "pottcd' or "tranSplant-
ed and set in place. or, II YOU
have access To an otd straw
berry bed u * possible 70 en-
courage runners 10 root in pots
nv sinking 3 inch pots filed
with nch compost near the aid
plants and fastening the run
ners in the pots with a clothes
pm. -------
Once they have rooted in the
soii Of tfr pot, ttTFy- U7Ey bg
cut free from the parent plant
and moved at Ml!l.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
GARBAGE PAIL

TO KEEP the bottom Of a
garbage pail from rusting, wash
IL clean and. when dry, pour
hot paraffin about one-half.inch
thick over the bottom.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
SAVE SHOPPING BAGS

- S7S : + strain IN Z paper
shopping bag. make an inner
lining Of muslin All the strain
goes on the muslin.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Picnic Coffee

Use I rounded tablespoon Of
coffee 10 each cup of water.
Make by any favorite method.
If perColated, allow A longer
time than ordinary coffee
Freeze in ice cube tray. At
serving time, heat milk but
don't let il boil Fill glasses
with frozen coffee cubes and
pour on the hot milk. The re-
suit will he a smooth. creamy.
iced brew.
Make use Of the fresh sum
mer fruits for dessert time as
q perfect climax to the meal
Fruit whips. Shortcakes, and
frozen gelatin Concoctions are
all favorites. One Of the incest
summer desserts we know Of IS
tart shells filled with custard
and topped with fruit.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
A Salad

a fresh salad Of Victory
Garden Ingredients will 60
along perfectly AS a side dish.
--.II!St- -tnSS-taGetih her-ell+eeS ~
radiSheS. CuCumberS tomatoes
and -hits-nf lettuce and IA arr
nate the whole in French
dressing
The perfect outdoor supper
beverage is coffee, but this time
let's he little different in our
way Of preparing IT, a creamy
-1rrd brew wifi JUST hit the spot
on a warm evening It's simple
to fix too; Just pour hot milk
over frozen coffee cubes and
there you are.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Select Carefully


Look in The Section Which Your Birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Il, According TO the Stars
For Sntrrdoy. August
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Or Try This

Another very effective eXer-
else is TO toss a ball in the air
a medicine ball, If you have or
can get-one. rY-tn-keep The
ball in the air above the head,
so that the thrustnfthe arms
is up. Catch il before II drops
below the crown of the head,
and toss up.
Five minutes of this every
day would do wonders for both
the bust and upper arms, and
would even help TO trim your
=if4idFfff tieWft, ----------------------
If you can'ot get a ball of
any kind. here's an alternative
stunt. Suspend A sofa pillow
fairly high in doorway so
that when you punch away al II
-yorT Twurk-tt1e- 1e-drn1S frorCrt1e
shoulders in an up-and-out
thrust, This develops chest and
arms.
Select Carefully
Once -yoti havp gone about
developing your chest. see 10 1t
that when YOU shop for -hraS.
siere, you get one especially de-
signed for your type figure. The
figure with the small bust and
bony diaphragm needs the kind
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Btsnbureers

egg
teaspoons salt
teaspoon pepper
= tablespoons minced onion
tablespoon chopped parsley
! cup milk
Ia, cup eatSHP
cup all-hran
] pound ground beef.
Beat egg slightly. add salt
pepper, onion, parsley. milk,
catSup and all-hran. Let soak
until most of moisture is taken
up Add beef and mix thor
ouChly Shape into u patties.
Bake IN hot oven -fi30- degrees
about 30 minutes or broil about
20 minutes
Yield: 12-2la-ipcA bran
burgers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

Copyright. 1913. ey king Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

The Bust Normalizing Exer-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-24
MRS. NHAUDIES
DIED YESTERDAY
FUNERAL SERVICES WE'RE
CONDUCTED THIS
AFTERNOON

Mrs. Lois Schaudies, age Al
years, died yesterday morning at
six ocfocK, III 16ca hospital.
Funeral arrangements. under the
direction of the Pfftcfarrd Funeral
Home, Field ,ato2l O'Clock to-
day. Rev. W. B.. Mnndy, Pastor of
Fleming Street Methodist Church,
officiated. Fobn4' "a
She is survivedFby heF,husband,
Laurence c. SchaudieS.
Mrs. Schaudies came here about
six months ago and was employed
at wholesale grocery.
Before coming to Key West she
was Superintendent of Public
Schools in Falls County, Texas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-24
ARMY PLAYS TRICK
ON CARRIER PIGEONS
tBy Aasociated Pressl

SOMEWHERE IN TENNESSEE,
May 24.-Army units on maneu-
vers in this area depend on a
strong sense of mother love in
pigeons to hasten delivery of mes
sages. Lit. Rudolph Lang of st.
Paul, pigeon officer of combat
pigeon platoon, explained it this
way:
A pigeon egg is blown free of its
yolk, a healthy beetle is inserted
in the egg lotaped up. A mother
pigeon bears, the pigeon scratching
and takes it to be a SQUAD getting
ready to break out of the shell.
When she is taken from her nest
and given message to deliver, she
does it at top speed-sometimes
approaching 20 miles an hour-so
she can return to her nest and the
pseudo-squab.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-24
CARLOS RIOS, SO,
dies This MORNING
FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE
CONDUCTED TOMORROW
AFTERNOON

Carlos Rios, SO, died this
morning at his residence. 829 81
monitor street. t.-.....
Funeral service will be held
tomorrow afternoon % at. s5-3l
O'Clock, from the residence, un-
der the zdirection of Pfitchard
Funeral Home.
+ Father J. j. Murphy, ldf 81.
Mary's Star OF, the Sea Catholic
Church, will officiate. gap
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Avelina Rios; a daughter,
Miss Ofelia Rios; three sons, Car
los Mario and Raul, and three
grandchildren, all of Key West
and a sister, Mrs. Louis Osorio.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-24

.,xIikl stsKkEfE - -
Ply. p11y lines ready to. fly away each
month, Willow Run also is pro-
ducing components for scores OF
others to be assembled at fac
tories in the west and south
west.
TneSe sub assemblies and
emergency parts are shipped in
huge vans that can carry wing
sections, fuselages and other
major units.
One of the outstanding produc-
ton, shortcuts devised at Willow
hun is an assembly unit plant
workers call a "Merry-go-
round On it is assembled the
pilots floor of the bomber with
most of the equipment that goes
into the pilots SECTION of the
Ship After the assembly has
been completed in the open il
islfioved fifitB the fuselaga.S3 Il
This profess haforie hascfcdt
hours from Q the Assembly tif1e
required eundef thet old method
of putting the equipment to-
gether piece-by-piece inside the
pilots section.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-24

9B2 EBf 1919 Z.
tools that perform multiple OPP
srations simultaneously and in
minutes instead of hours are
functioning smoothly. The flow
of sub-assemblies has been TIM
ed to the minute.
Fast Progress
Officials of the Ford-operated
bomber factory, commenting
upon the changes that only a
few weeks have made. in assem-
bly-line activity, remark:
"This is what we expected to
do at this time. We were on
schedule last fall. We wills pro-
duce more planes this month
than we did last month and the
schedule will go higher, next
month" :.
The smooth coordination OF
production at Willow Run has
been achieved despite nunerous
master changes in the design of
the bombing craft. ~
One production authority at
the plant explains that under
the program now. in operation
many minor changes have been
Incorporated in the moving as
sembly line; others, he said, have
been worked in without hating
production by. changing certain
tools after a specified number
of ships have cleared a given
point in the assembly process.
The production experts call
this freezing the design in, blocks,
but the freezing has applied only
to changes that could not be
made otherwise. @s
New Technique
In addition to / the scores of
ships now coming off the assem-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-24
IN BoYIsH CURIOSITY

HAMILTON, Mo.-Hearing a
disturbance in the area of his bee
hives, MIR. Carroll Williams inves-
tigated and found Vincent. his
four year-old son, with bees swirl
ing about his head and crawling
In streams from his collar. Only
d few stung him. Previously, the
boy had stuck his head into a
wagon wheel and it was necessary
to saw out several spokes to re-
lease him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-24
Says Victory Gardeners
Learn Farmers Woes
nnx Associated Prenrl

BOULDER, Colo, MAY "a
A spring storm flattened the pea
plants of victory gardeners, shred
ded the lettuce plants and froze
the beans.
This gave city folks a glimpse
of farmers everyday problems,
says A. A. Paddock, publisher OF
the oulder Daily Camera. HE
constantly is fighting frost, wind
dust storms and drought. So per-
hapS another advantage of the
Victory Garden movement is the
greater understanding it viii
bring Between city jewellers and
the farmers" -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-05-24
POINCIANA GROUP
CONDUCTS MEETING

Mrs. H. Joslin announces that
the residents of Poinciana Place
held a meeting last Wednesday
evening, when discussions were
entered into on the opening of the
Recreation Hall. A new Sunshine
Club was organized. ans
Mrs. 10 slim was. made
chairman. Mrs. Edwards ,sspoke
and introduced the,new Rerrear
ton. Director, Mr. White. He spoke
on ways of raising money for the
association. ,nsyu,t