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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-12
THE FOIBLES OF PASSENGERS !
DRIVE BUS DRIVERS MAD
AP Newsfeatures
BY GENE GLEASON


NEW YORK, March ~. - The
war-burdened Manhattan bus
drivers soak uD more punish
ment than a Spanish dancers
heels. But theyesIso can dish It
out. tts ~.
There was the woman vino got
on and off the lexit-door treadle,
debating whether TO leave. RI.
peatedly, she set off she auto
matte device that prevents the
bus from starting until the
treadle is cleared. The driver
flared up.
"All right. lady" he doomed.
"Are you gonna get off, or do
you just wanna play games?"
Another delayed a Fifth Ave-
nue. bus by her futile attempt 10
depart through a rear, "emer-
gency only" exit.
But l thought YOU used the
rear door for an exit" she apol-
egized.
The driver cut her dead with:
That's the trouble with you;
you do too much thinkin'!"
Just to be on the safe side,
one woman sang out, well IN add
vance Of the next stop. a chant
Ike cry DIRECTING osoffIl PROM
Ptly the driver sangrbacin in an
Identical chant, plus aGchple Of
graceful notes: "As soon as
stop, you ,c'n get o-off!" . .''l
Last Christmas Eve. many a
BUS was loaded to capacity with
passengers. AS more PASSENGERS
clamored for entry, one driver
met the problem with masterful
finesse.
"Move to the rear of the bus.
please" he advised. Were serv-
ing cocktails back there"
But history was made the
morning that one woman, strug.
Cling to wedge her way aboard
Sixth Avenue bus, called out
to the immobile standees-at-
large, "Will you please move
back in the bus?"
The driver halted his change
making, stood up and respect
fully removed his cap.
Congratulations, lady," he
said admiringly. That's the first
time 1--we heard thai In. Is years
on this job"
A Madison Avenue driver
takes the problem philosophical
ly.
How do you expect cOOpcra-
ton in Europe" he asked. IL
you can't even get ii on Madison
Avenue?"
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1 : !
Joseph Hall Is
Wounded In Action

Mr.. and Mrs; William Hall of
lib Watson street are in receipt
of information from their son,
Joseph Hall, 20, stating that he
was wounded in action some
where in the Pacific.
Mr.. Hall, who is connected
with the United States Marine
Corps, has been in the service for
a year and half.
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nlaTn At nosTgyAa

AnnuunCemaunt haa lMsm nsm
of the birth Il = 80. $3.50
seven psunds ana @NsNm nasmsa
10 Mr. and Mss GsNseN hmE
ley, tbs psefning "a - msta
al the Aaunsrlgal tlmagsamt
The ninwmzlsgs Fsssas "a -
PosnC .ana fslaea.
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N eAaD o. TaAnxs

We take thtN faemnR s4 0MtNKf
Ing car hcaFtfcii tfsswka g. -
many friends whs wefs ~ kssN
20 us during ssss iiin@as go mfNM
the death ~ osf lssta aas ~
FrOnie Hall EspeetallY thMmAa !
extended Gee me 49, - smfs =
the funeral end fua fiaasi atse8
ings conirihutea ~ masmge -
and all that thulr ksna assM
will alwaFs ~ fHnsNfssiMNN4
Malt TflH FA&AAN
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-LUscH BAG. saa. 500

Portland. Ind.-The paper sack
Which. Tor ten years. Henry w.
ShiENiollcT. former school
teachef and oil operator, carried
aianR with him. which every
l,ssgy had thought was his lunch
l,ae. contained S22.5OO in cash.
WHEN he died. Il was discovered
o. contain his will. which be-
aueathcd all the money to
charity
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Official Navy photographs

PhOtoEraphs
NAVAL AND CIVILIAN PERSONNEL attached the Submarine
Activities Optical Shop Naval Station pitched 27o red
points for of their months
nav for GALA outing rs the
La Club at of the ovia
that spent sunny Sunday afternoon the party shown
at top and Sarah
wears old daughters Mrs Michael Shea He
tvpewriter Shop the
jewellers returning successful cfawhng trip and below
Comdr c. Hanback, officerin charge roasting
To instrument maker who is
giving versatility cooking the barbecue
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EseTTeady star Club
To Meet On Tuesday

Ehrre will be a regular
utuuthlv meetinE Of the Ever
Ieafiy star Club held on Tuesday
afteFn0nn. beginning az $3.50
u'eluck. ai the home of Mrs.
W1ilam Weaver. 800 Southland
street
Az nvemtcrs Of the Organiza-
itan are requested 10 be in at
trmaRnCe.
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Official Navy Photograph

LESS THAN ASSESSED Valua-
ton if sold together, 6 room
bungalow, 6 room house. vac
ant lot between, Cor. Florida
and Eliza. Streets. 2 Lots
1905 Flagler Street runs
through to Won Phister where
the burned building stands.
Apply owner, p. o. Box 265,
Pittston, Pa. brokers pro-
tccted). MARI lOtx
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The Navy ChaEssi t~aiAatmM -
is contents. xatnmaapa g. -
valued Al s1s1@ 49, aestHess =
by fire on Saturday essmamM i
SEQ o'elock.
The city FIRE deFssFtueus $50
ready Co Fensaer m9NaaAaaxN q
the blaxe Nas eKtinks1isiae4 go
out having 60 eaii 80 go -
forces.
Services. len ths nssanilaas =
he held temapsmmfaiY tn nN
the ughsf hgllaNzs "a a.
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Classified Column
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HELP WANTED FOR SALE
HELP WANTED

WANTED-Salesgirls. full tine
employment. No experience ne
cessary. S. H. Kress g. Co.
mar1-1mo.
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4orses covered with armor in
urdioval times were known as
iaui hurSes
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LOST

LADY'S DIAMOND Encrusted,
White Gold Watch, with black
wrist band. Substantial reward
for return to Mrs. Philip Mas
terbone, 423 Caroline st.
mar9-3tx
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ELECTRIC FRIGIDAIRE, Stove,
Clothes Wringer, Bus, Three
Rooms $500. Skating Rink.
mar8-tf
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FRAME GARAGE DOORS,
7x8 Fl. 1903 Won Phister.
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Guaranteed PLUMBING WORK
and SUPPLIES: Toilets. Lava
tories, Sinks, Brass Fittings and
PRE-WAR BATH TUBS - All
sizes of Water and Sewer Pipe
and Fittings. Free Estimates.
Jos. D. Lopez, Plumbing and
Supplies, 913 Eaton st. Phone
1881. mar.2-M.W.F.n
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TOP SALARIES PAID for Day
and Night Mattresses. Side
walk Cafe. mar. Limo
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WOMAN between IS and As
years of age, capable of man.
aging Dress Shop. Apply by
phone, call SOB for appoint
ment. mar9-3t
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MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
GIRLS. Good salary. Southern
most City Pharmacy. mar. 1-tf
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BOYS PRE-WAR BICYCLE.
Balloon Tires, large sturdy
basket $500. NJ. A. Ham,
mond, 1928 White street.
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WANTED - ANY
one who has taught in an ele-
mentary school or is interested
in teaching in one should con-
fer with the Supervisor of
Elementary Education for
Monroe County at The Division
Street Elementary School,
Division Street at White"
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MESSENGER WANTED-Desir-
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Union. mar5-tf
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ENTIRE STOCK of Casa Marina
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WHITE OR COLORED Seam
stress wanted. 41912 Duval
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SODA FOUNTAIN MANAGER,
Fountain Girls. Good salary.
Adams Dairy Lunch, 901 White
street. mar9-3t
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FOR SALE-1941 Service Cycle.
1920 Seminary ST., Tel. SILL.
~ ...... MARRIOTT
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Schultz 1871 All Steel House
Trailer; dinette, stove, refrig-
orator, and extras. Sleeps four.
Excellent condition. See Mr..
Stewart between 6 and Z p. m.
Southern Inn Trailer Park,
612 Simonton street. marl2-3tX
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ROYCRAFT HOUSE TRAILER,
guitar. Jack Stroup, 6l2 Simon
ton street. maro-4tX
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FOR SALE

1886 Oldsmobile. l. C. Tyson, 112
Ann st. feb19-30-tx
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
Horoscope
Look the Section in Which Your Birthday Comes nHd Find
What Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars
For Tuesday, April II, 1915
BY Frances Drake


What Your Outlook Is According to the Stars
For Tuesday, April II, 1915
MARCH ot TO APRIL 2OAres-Some folks believe too much
chance accidental good fortune Don't deude yourself Stuck TO
the straight and narrow your ndhard effort
APRIL MAY 2QTanrusNo extravaganza, eVef-feaef
ing your capacity! Sit tight be reserved; await
patiently Act when prepared; don't daily either
MAY TO JUNE 2I-Gemn-Strve to keep your eyes
sharply important Mind money important contracts,
welfare. Calmnes for best results
JUNE TO JULY 23-CGncer-Avod hasty Judgment ILL
Weghty projects need than regular effort
perhaps dull day. Guard against nervous exhaustion foolish
July ~ TO AUG 9e-Lco-Planetary confguraions
unfrendy should be employed regarding
position Be alert keen careful IN all endeaVors
be any immediate gains financial deals though
advance personally prestige at work. social AFFAIRS In
SEPT % TO OCT. 23-Libra-May a nil sort of day.
especially business efforts Buckle down to lick any x and you
can with your natural ability, grit ceverness.
OCT % TO NOV. 22-ScOrpiOMOst favorable period for
continuing plans and contracts Push
your capacity No undue worrying and recognition will be yours
you'll prepared for the unexpected
handle Always counter with rational action
DEC % TO JAN 21CGpricorn-What others have done you
Anayze problems carefully be imaginary encum
You should be pleased with accomplishments
JAN - TO FEB 20-AqtausYou may be confronted with
obstacles and but maintain that inward harmony
outward amiably and you'll Romance has its
place, too.
in a learning
skill bringing the doubtful into the column Be
happy cheerful.
FOR YOU this your sign bright
You friends have fine outlook life Strive
higher education good Cooperate hun petit
sound Aries make fine musicians
" Copyright. 1915. tanF
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
Entertains at Dinner

MRS. w. GEORGE BELAN-
GER whose husband, Capt.
Belanger is still overseas
with the Harper unit gave
beautifully appointed dinner
for the Shumakers Saturday
night in her house in Chats
worth avenue
And, before the dinner, DR..
and Mrs. f. Frederick Lang q.
invited the company TO have
cocktails in their house also
in ChatSworth avenue
In addition TO the Shumakers
the guests were Mrs. Rich
ard +. WunSch Mrs Rob-
ert r. Vessels and Mrs.
Thomas ~. Horan
Yesterday aftern oon Mrs.
Shumaker gave a large tea =.
in her home for wives OF
men in the Harper unit
She covered her tea table
with Venetian lace cloth /.
and centered il with an ar
ranCement of ionquils and DAFT
fodils =. from the garden
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
Figure SIinnning:
Fashion Calls
For Fine Figures
By IDA JEAN KAN

SPRING IS no time TO be
toting around excess pounds. Or
TO let your figure get down in
the dumps either! You gals who
waited for the robins TO come
bobbin' along before slimming
down. better get busy, or you'll
get the bird. Particularly this
spring. With the L-85 styles
hugging the hips and hewing to
the line of the waist, it's no time
TO 60 overheard on calorieS, or
TO balk at exercise.
II you will buckle down and
count calories and take daily
exercise you can belittle the
waist, go happily hipless and
slim down for summer. All set?
Weigh In
Your perfect weight is nearest
the pound at which you have
peak energy. With an average
frame this figures around two
pounds for each inch of height.
For a small frame subtract 10
per cent and for a generous
frame, add an extra 10 per cent.
If you are 5 foot 4 inches tall
in your stocking feet, which IS
average, that entities you TO a
neat 128 pounds. If you have a
small frame you will look and
feel fit at a slim 116 pounds for
that height. The stocky framed
girl will look and -feelbest- at
140 pounds.
About the age old question
of weight and birthdays, after
25 you can forget about birth
days. and just keep tab on
weight. Your normal weight be-
tween 25 and 80 is your health
lest and most flattering weight
from then on up to 70. and after
that you'll get a little simmer
if you're still around.
Measure Up
With the styles today, where
you weigh is noticeable. Get out
the tape and do bit of figuring.
The bust, waist and hips are
the three critical measurements.
The size of the bust depends on
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
wv Board
Votes Cast

OFFICIAL VOTES of the
Detroit YWCA for new mem-
berS of the national board were
cast Saturday night by special
representatives at the Central
Branch YWCA.
Four Michigan women were
among the 116 nominees for the
national board. They are Mrs.
George A. Schemm, first vice
president Of the Detroit YWCA;
Mrs. Gladys Olds Anderson OF
Lansing, Mrs. Robert w. Clay
tor of Grand Rapids and Miss
Alice Meadows of Flint.
Those casting votes in the
election, the result of which
will not be announced for sew
eral days, were Mrs. Allan b.
Crow, Mrs. Lyman w. Fisher.
Mrs. Madeline II. Fowler. Mrs.
Carlton w. Gaines, Mrs. III. A.
Pickert, Mrs. Thatcher w. Rea.
Mrs. II. r. Waddell. Miss Eileen
r.. Muir, Miss Margaret Ping,
Miss Doris Powell and Miss
Hazel Yeager.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
TODLAY.S
Point-Saver

TART. SMOOTH lemon pud-
ding with a snap! Mound it in
stemmed glasses, top with
sprinkling of coarsely crushed
ginger waters and place three
strips of lemon peel and ginger
snap on the service plate.
Gineersnsp Pudding
y cup -four
2 tablespoons cornstarch,
l cup sugar
2 cups boiling water
3 egg yolks
l tablespoon butter or mar
garine
4 teaspoon salt
Il cup lemon juice
2 teaspoons grated lemon rind
l cup finely crushed ginger
snaps.
Thoroughly mix the -four,
cornstarch and sugar. Slowly
add boiling water, stirring to
prevent Jumping. Cook over low
heat in top of double boiler for
about - minutes or until thick
ened. Beat egg yolks slightly.
Pour a portion of mixture on
the yolks, then combine the two
mixtures and cook two more
minutes.
Remove from heat, add butter,
salt, lemon juice and lemon rind.
Mix well and cool Fold in
gingerSnap crumbs and chill in
covered jar until ready to serve.
Serves six to eight.
nnIIHrA@T nFAtAI/
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
Arrives From Texas

MRS. BRUCE WINKWORrH
JR. who arrived late last
week from orpus hristi, Tex. =. &.
20 visit her parents e.. the Very
Rey. and Mrs Kirk -O-EerralL
Of Lakeland avenue q.
will be Joined IN a few dayS by
her husband Ensign Wink
worth and. al the end Of
their visit. the two viii return
20 Corpus Christi.
Mrs Wilbur Roberts who
has been living in San DIEGO
since her husband 1t
Cmdr. Roberts was trans-
ferred 70 the Pacific Will
return 10 Detroit soon ac-
conpanied by her mother . .
Mrs Herbert Shryer.
The two plan 70 spend the
summer on their farm near
ManlstiQuc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
Luncheon at DAG
MRS. HERBERT HUNTING

MRS. HERBERT HUNTING
TON HARPER gave a
luncheon at the DAG Saturday
TO honor Mrs. Mary Millar
Of Oakland. Cal who
is here with her parents &.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Millar &.
of McNichols road
Yellow daffodilS and pur-
pie iriSes decked the table
and the hostess wore a
navy blue suit ... with a striped
blouse and a small navy hat
built up in the back with
flowers
Guests were Mrs. Howard
HartneSs Mrs. Rutherford
Millar Mrs. Robert Hunter
Mrs. John Welker Mrs.
Herbert Cook Mrs. William
Brennan and Mrs. George
RyerSon 80.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
In Mayfair
With
THE CHAPER0N

THE RETURN Of man in
uniform =. from long service
overseas -. provides The best
possible excuse for par
ties 80.
And the leave visit of Capt
Edward J. Shumaker -. Just
back from two years in the
Mediterranean with the Harper
unit is creating quite a
pleasant little furry Of enter
taining .
Capt Shumaker has Joined
his wife the former Peggy
Command az the Edison
avenue home Of her parents -.
Judge and Mrs. Edward Com
mand
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Whytc -.
gave a dinner for the Shu-
makers Friday night D.. IN
their charming house IN
Tromblcy road The other
guests were DIT and Mrs. George
AndereS and Mr.. and Mrs.
Granville Morris
The table -ceptcred With
a pleasing arrangement of
spring flowers and the
hostess wore a smart spring
stittt E. with 4 leopard collar :.
MIS-. ShumaKcr chose yell
low gown printed in large
rcd flowers and a flower
hat
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17

II IT'S a pillhoX hat you want
and who docsn' you could
not crochet a smarter one than
this, in easy pattern stitch, bow
trimmed.
Crocheted box bag - perfect
companion for this pillboX hat.
OF cordette or three strands OF
cotton. Pattern 697 has direc-
tons for hat, purse.
Send Is cents in coin for every
Laura Wheeler Pattern. Write
name and address plainly
Send your order TO the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times. Detroit 81,
Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
Pick Shrubs That Bloom
In Various Months
Bv ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

grows no higher than two feet
and keeps a compact mounded
shape.
For yellow in summer, there
is ST. JohnSwort - Hyperlcum
IN Latin. The flowers are cup
shaped and brilliant IN color.
There are a number Of Hyperi-
Gums, not all of them hardy
here. One of the hardest IS II.
Aureum which begins blooming
IN midsummer and If planted
1T SCmiShade, VIII continue until
frost. There is still time TO
-trtfy-SuuC- OF these shrubs this
spring.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
Hold Open House

Mr.. AND MRS. MARX X.
EDGAR OF Lincoln road &c..
held open house last night
to honor their daughter.
Mrs. Glenn r. Morrison
who is here from Mason CITY.
Ia. with her young daugh-
ter. Linda.
Next Saturday Mrs. Robert
Duncan Macdonald Of
Riverside. Ont. will enter
tain at an al-fresco luncheon
party for Linda and her
mother.
Assistant hoSteSscS will be
the four small Macdonald
daughters Nancy Ju-
dIth D.. Susan and kathie.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
ST. Barnabas Guild
Plans Theater Party

MEMBERS OF the ST. Bar
nabaS Guild for Nurses will al
tend the Thursday evening per-
formance of "Blithe Spirit" at
the Shubert Lafayette. On April
"a the guild will have a dinner
meeting in st. PaulS Cathedral
at $50 p. m. and at 8 p. m. a
service will be conducted by the
Rev III B. Hudnut.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
Miss Webb in South

VIRGINIA WEBB daugh-
tor NJ Mrs II. Eugene Webb ...,
~ Glynn Court is in New
Orleans Visiting her brother
in-law and sister ENSIGN
and Mr. Kenneth Macdonald.
She plans 20 be away . q,
until the end Of tho month.
We hear that TWO OF Detroit s
lovehest spring brides ana
their husbands -. are leading 4
busy and exciting social lie go.
down in Norman. Okla
where the young mon are STA
They arc l. and Mr. Eugene
Pfaff edith Webb ... and il.
snd Mrs Bill Mc.anson andrea
RobertS). o..
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17

NOW THAT you see all the
spring Towering shrubs strut
ting their stuff, doesn't it make
YOU wish that such bloom could
continue INTO the summer and
fallo But from the beginning
of July on through the rest of
the season, most gardens have
little or no bloom from shrubs
II need not be tins way There
are delightful shrubs TO be pur-
chased that -Mill-GIXe- e-LoMesS-
during this time. It's about
some of these that ] want -lo
talk today
In July and August even into
September, long spikes OF law
endcr-blue flowers may be had
m great quantity by planting
NItox. also known as the ChaSte
tree. The top of this shrub viii
die 10 the ground in one of our
severe winters. but the root IS
hardy and viii send up new
growth the following year
Summer Sweet
Also. in these summer months.
blooms the Summer Sweet or
Clcthra. This has spikes OF
white flowers. intensely fra
grant and perfuming the arr for
some feet around. Both Of the
>hrabs nau1cd will grow III prac-
ucally any soil and need little
care after planting
Splrca Billardi blooms with
dusty rose spires IN July This
i> sometimes found native IN
Michigan. but that doesn't make
it any less desirable for the
garden u is unlike most OF the
splrcas IN that IL is upright IN
growth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
City Club
Tea Planned

THE LAST bridge-tea of the
season at the Women's City
Club will be held at 2 p. m.
Wednesday. Mrs. Orison 5.
White is chairman. Members If
the committee are Mrs. A. Cor
don Adams, Mrs. Howard {.
Baldwin, Mrs. Warren B. Cook
sey. Mrs. George NJ. Lanlng,
Miss Julia M. Mccarthy and
Miss Isabelle HoerSch.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17
Blooms in Fall

mother ,pIca Tor late bloom
%, 'hc one listed a> Splre1 Blue
Mist This blooms in Soptem.
beer and h5, igSynlor-hiue flow
er. u is p dwarf shrub which
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17

glands and weight. With over
weight, the excess goes 10 this
measurement cause these
tissues are highly susceptible 10
fatty deposits. The only way to
reduce the bust is TO bring the
weight nearer normal. Exercise
does not help TO reduce this
measurement, but il tones the
muscles supporting the bust and
improves the line.
To see what goes on at the
waist, circle tape around waist,
snug but not tight. To be in
proportion, the waiStline should
measure eight inches less than
the bust. Nine inches less is
even more streamlined.
Hips!
Hips should always be meas
ured at the broadeSt area to in
clude the part fashion dubs the
derriere. BY any name, it's still
hips. Hips can be one, two or
three inches larger than the
bust, one for streamlines, two
for the short girls and three for
the tall girls. Anything more is
HIPS,
Since too many pounds throw
all the measurements out OF
kilter, start today to count
calories. Tomorrow I'll give you
the secret OF cutting calories 10
reduce weight and pick up pep.
Spring Tonic Diet
FIRST-Large glass of warm
water with juice of half lemon
30 minutes before breakfast.
Drink il down fast.
BREAKFAST
o ...,.. ;, ., c'l9,ie'
Poached egg on thin slice
~ toast tno butter 17s
Coffee, clear o
400
LUNCHEON
Hot scrambled eRE sandwich. or
Shsmburger on bun II you eat out 2So
Crisp green salad. sliced tomato
and carrot sticks vinegar
and seasoning so
Hot tea. with lemon. lump sugar 2s
32S
400 o m.--ClAa OF buttermilk
or skim milk 50
DINNER
Broiled fish 2 pieces. with lemon 200
Peas and carrots ,
String beAns-liberal serving ,
Butter. / level teaspoon : ;
-frrSn rTuit cup 100
421
Total calorieS 1923
Note-ScrAmble cEg In top 81 double
boiler. with Tbsp milk, no butter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17

The first moment YOU touch
HUsH'-you'll discover that HI sill
is an entirely new idea in
cream deodorants. For III SH
is a mere whisper of a cream go.
as fluffy as your face cream
...an exciting change from your
present stiff deodorant cream.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17

Stainless HUSH cream deodordnt
smooths on more easily,
vanishes more quickly. does
not harm your precious clothes.
As exquisite as your face
cream. Discover III SH. On sale
a, all good toilet goods
counters. SOC plus taxes
saFr r pHT orr
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17

Go To bed early-Get eight
hours sleep at least for the
first three nights on this diet.
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For a variety OF menus, send
a large stamped, self-addressed
envelope to Ida Jean kain. De-
trOit Times, Detroit 81, Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-17

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