The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 31, 1947, Page 8

ole AR pena ean eter = SHAPING UP FOR THINGS TO COME Late Bele | Austratia is going to apr te the Security Council of the nit- ied Nations to take action to stop ‘the warfare in Java and §u- matra. ' BORDER PATROL | LAKE SUCCESS. — Thqygh Russia has vetoed the préposa! to esteblish a border patrol in the Balken states, action prokably Will be taken to establish the Patrol inside the Grecian botder. | __ WANTS MORE COAL — | | LONDON. —- Prime Minister ‘Attlee, in an effort to ae ‘coal production in Great Br! intends to appeal to British miners to work an extra half .hour to a full hour every #ay.; government circles reported to- r , day. SIMPLE, THE LADY SAYS...And good | for backache. Slenderizes waist, hips. |», aan Mabelbel pce Wheye 4 ——————_—_—_—_-——_————— | The government announced that ‘it began the trial today of 1¢ “foreigners” as spies. It was not “expleined of what country oF countries the defendants are na- tionals. | 4 | FOIL THOSE KINKS , . . Hollywood’s } Penny Edwards finds this a cinch. By BETTY CLARKE. AP Newsfeatures Beauty Editor Iwaistiinie ‘niegic silegesifira’ fa- SOME designers never consider the real American figure when mous beautician, by doing this: they design clothes. They drape a piece of cloth over a! Stand at the center of the bed ncil-slim model, add some fullness where she needs it, taperjand don’t move the position of u lake: it mi eens Nee wasp ak and put it on the the feet at all. Just make every, market for the Avs erican Woman. {bit of your body move as you ae pase Well,’ who ‘ié the Average American Woman? She is a streich and pull your ribs away | nea! + ay wes eee wife, a mother or a career girl who spends most of her time from your hips. As you get those A coil ‘efit, thes pawer of’ Brainte fighting a big problem—spread-& ‘sheets well tucked under the ends ing hips. She massages, exer-),__,.; y a _.._ lof the bed, every pull you exert cises cnd:\etcrves:. herself tp) osnions,, piopeen waistline? jon your middle torso will count. ; 7 ‘and hip fullness may merely em-| yy, wc | a achieve a silhouette that will! jasi i To help streamline your arms your shoulders and your bent asize your happiness. fs 3 Dame . os " enable her to wear the fashion |” y es hie ee ae want to 2h Your chest at the same time, jelbows come back to your ribs. of the moment. But seldom is').3) weit in the Bee eis ee jnevea a good exercise: jRepeat from 20 to 50 times daily. ee tammericne bat BeID a 1.1y9ci1, to, t0 do somelwotk ania chosen eso A ie ree ee ne ss leeNe her conceal her bulging hips. istli Thinline vant wall with the small of your back |the tried and true floor swing. and thighs, {pour waistline and bupline. TEN jat the waistline digging, tight in-|Here's the way to do it: Lie flat : ! y to the wall. Raise your armsjon the floor, arms outstretched. ' You may console yourself that; The housewife is lucky that! above your head on the wall./Raise leg and Suttac the the new long skirts will at ieast jthere are dozens of ways she can|With your elbows slightly bent, !rest of your body, swing leg over f hide your plump calves, Though |trim down her waistline while and elbows and wrists tight flat ithe other. You should gradually the hemline is dropped you will | working around the house. You against the wall, ever so slowly }work your leg up until it almost notice that in ‘new suit and dress can combine bed-making with pull your arms down to your side ‘touches your hand. ing absolute divorce. {so that wour fingertips come to THE KEY| WEST CITIZEN JRELAND IN 15 HOURS (Continued from Page Five) the Entpire: for nearly 40 years. |We are not a part of the Empire.” Fogg : ‘Engineer Sponsors, -*|Chureh Program| But-the (chances are that Eire ‘will stand by Britain and Amer- { WORCESTER, Mass.—(AP).—A ica in ‘their efforts toward world :wWorcester locomotive engineer | peace. iswapped his cab for a pulpit to The Irish homeland is not “a!encourage other Protestant lay- proper en for the seeds ofimen to take an active part = Commi to be sown.” church work. First, “Becaiise she is a nation Engineer Roy M. Wilder of the | of 384,000 farms, owned by the | Boston and Albany Railroad shut- | people who till them.” tled between the Hadwen Park} And secondly, because she is a{and Bethany Congregational | “nighly.. Christian Country.“ jChurches to preach on “logic and | started to interpolate that Eire |’eligion.” Z out is 95 per cent Catholic and that | “Laymen are like a locomotive | rel chitseas ve pnees | Commmni ist ee aa es cea te cl “Let’s just say she’s a Chris-j ‘ Sare ee $ i pe . Q in st js tian nation,” the old revolution- |both a lot of time to get up steam. } A i { ce th do, they have a lot) ary waved. it aside. “The Chris- igeece a is ree t tian doctrine upholds the man—j : i the individual. Thus anyone who : ° me It’s A Pipe attempts ‘to restrict men’ is a heretic. So as Chr: are against totalitarianism and} yoHANNESBURG.—(AP).-—Be- dictatorship of any kind. ‘cause it is impossible to obtain “So Eire 1s dn Britai ide in {metal water piping, the Potchef- j international policy — although }stroom council has authorized the the Irish feel that if England juse of ordinary garden hose for can set India free, and make /connecting newly-erected houses. all these other magnimous = tures, she. could. at will, abolish | the partition ‘of Ireland.” (to!they make Eire and northern Ireland 1947). ges- “as by all right be.”"—(Copyright ! one nation), should Advertisement From where I sit... 4y. Joe Marsh Jane Cupper’s “Daring” Bathing Suit The Cuppers showed me some tin-types of their nineteen-ten va- cation picnicking on the beach with beer and pretzels, in bathing suits that made them look like they were dressed in street-wear. Dee’was smothered in a long- sleeved pull-over with knee length shorts, and looking embarrassed— as if he thought Jane’s costume of a heavy blouse, two copious skirts, and long black stockings was a little daripg. We lawghed a lot at those cos- tumes . .. but come to think of it, as Dee says, we'll probably look just as funny twenty years from now, in what we call our “Modern” clothes. Only thing that won’t change in the picture is that mel- low, wholesome glass of beer. From where I sit, tolerance that lets us wear sensible, decent clothes —to give us sun and air and free- dom—will keep that wholesome glass of beer a part of the Ameri- can tradition. Ge Manse a4 Copyright, 1947, United States Brewers Foundation | \ | | THE TOBACCO AUCTIONEER! “] was born on a tobacco farm and I’ve sold tobacco at auctions for over 19 years. 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