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8 ; how words will just aboit makeé anything froma ~*~. paper, Dr, Wilfred Funk practically guarantees it. darn fol to- President of the Uni tes: : ca Sl ear ly ; : Da Sot wy, Tuitts on, Br. Funk's book. -30. out = gant If she, United States ‘Embossy Marks Red Army Day : ‘Economy Houses’ ; ‘ . ’ : ocabulary,” and I'm he word-portrait paragraph has me up a tree... Wj | Meste ; > ) 500 a-tellin youwight now; I'm on the way to a batch Ol Doc Funk asked so many questions a nt : With Feed fo Shame Perle sla To Sell of $6 |

of. two-bit, four-bit’ and. ‘six-bit words. Of course the ropes asking for By ANDKEW TULLY, Séripps-Howard Stat Wri ; using st ' i y : a towel. «BY A , LY, pps ard Staff Writer Risk capital in housing has not! ] that's only the first week. . oc do ois treat you, anyhow?" (Not bad.) . ° WASHINGTON, Mar, 5--No capitalist ever ate so good as they a1 dried up. : Lr] Squeeze me fight } : a. No more of this “got my mitts on” stuff, I'm "Are you comfortable with them?” (Haven't given 0id over at the Soviet Embassy the other evening at the reception jn... rd] L ; EH My epss will light TUAINE HIgh-class words from now on, whether they it much thought.) "“Do they come easily to you?” celebrating Red Army Day. Seen : ei Theta stl are -a- LOW CORLEAGn ia RN 3:4) pp Ar make sense or nit. ‘Wordi are. your tools of. (Too easily “When you write and. speak, do. your _Here's what the guests chomped on, between gulps of vodka, ‘Ors betting their own money on! _ For your delight

thought.” says Dr. Fink. He also says words can words pai ham bourt d brandy: : he willl i ‘of the public to ; ‘ . ) sa ; paint the sort of picture of you that will champagne, bourbon and brandy: the willingness of the public to : spéll the difference between success and. failure; do you the most geod in this highly competitive Turkeys, -fish—Fussian style, chicken and other assorted fowl, buy the right house at the right Words Are dynamite and have changed the course world?" (Come again?) “Does your language 8 ; ni y gi. hi BLAEY. and ow raise a man from mediocrity make you happy?” (I guess so. Not hilarious, s wha ever that means. gr though.t “Does it always hold a true mirror up SR » = to your mind, your emotions, your: personality, so A ’ y on HE TWO lead paragraphs in Dr. Funk's book hat thes ay be pro perly Teflected "41 giv Snach me in the mug as soon as I cracked the In 30 seconds a man is supposed to write In the “Toul boss has ; blank space next to 10 words another word which BAve, \ 8 bigger vocabulary than You pegins with § and has a meaning directly opposite “That's one good re 31, , to the given word, OK. Someday, hsoh_Whe hes Fo boss. “Dr. Punk says dictionary men call words of Then I. won't want some & PAPEr. gnposite meanings antonyms, That's a pretty good - ray Back that he Me copy.boy saying behind yworq Already we're making progress. have. Why, Aan Bigger Yocabulary than I Just as’ the author wanted, I breezed through boys will carry dictionaries as well . wor 8 COPY the list of "10 jn less than 30 seconds. The test Dr. Funk says all h o : OpY: words were: Tall, north, happy, different, danger- * minutes a'd 4 fil e wants from me is 15 big. dull, noisy, sit angd-receive, : hay icy WA ae ua he $ §oing to show It took me exactly T5 seconds to find the business and. social y 10 Breater ,ncwers at the end of the chapter and fill in the séries of pit ng ves he second day a blanks. The answers: Short, south, sad, same, . “my language’ helps or handic Show me whether gate small, smart or sharp, silent or still, stand «The house itself is 25 feet, six A aps me. Under the and send Off to a flving start. eh? ’ inches by 29 feet, six inches. The - ! Wonderful book. All the answers to the tests lobsters, Russian sausages, some- gals handed out free bourbon, living room is 12 by 16, kitchen, are easy to find and. for. the most part, seem to thing called “Cheeleme.” a flock but when it came to awarding the eight by 12. utility room five-and-

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| price. ¢ | | One of these is Louis Frosch, 2880 N. Dearborn : St, who is starting -off- with the first of 25 “economy. houses” at 2062 N, Colorado 8t. Thé 750-square-foot house is In the plaster stage. It will sell for $6500, sa Mr. Frosch has had his plans wpproved by the FHA. They can be bought for §500 down with 20year payments of about $44 a’ month, he said yesterday. Judging from the accepted con-| ’ tractors’ figure of $10 per square foot, Mr, Frosch's $6500 houses would be underpriced about $1000. Measures 25x28 |

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1 \ WV oe NN. X OY make sense. - A few will have to be given. the of assorted cheeses. black and red prizes, the ungrateful tipplers a-half by nine and bedrooms 10 > A Q ¥ 0 ~ Webster treatment, to be sure,” but not at this caviar, veal chops and othe” veal gave the nod to three other states by 12, Easter Bunny with its. flashing : < Q NS stage of thie game. Who wants that much power Cuts. bason, canned sardines, which didn't even offer them 32 The living room, hall, and bed- eyes! Operated by meial } 1 mt HO ™ 50 ? » N to begin With? “Take it easy, i& my motto. RUSS Rn meat-pies; eciaires; -Rus-beer;- Tr TT > ~——-pooms have hardwood floors: The+ < -push-butqp-and powered -by- AE Rn Rosa a \ WN 9 \. The first eight tests were a lot of fun, but from $ian chocolates and ice cream. ev aa kitchen and standard bath are. - replaceable 10¢ flashlight Ge < what .has appeared so far.in the answer section, That puts to shame even our. THE ONLY Latin-American floored with asphalt tile. Heat is batteries ) QV : AY . . I'm affaid trouble lies ahead. “Her stamina was ©W1 - champ, Mrs. Perle Mesta, lady in diplomatic circles who is sagplied by an oil blower-type A colors: All Pink - a NO G' good, although the whole lamentable affair was a Who has to make do with such addressed’ as "Mrs" rather than urnace. SO : OKJER BY MAIL A Ble. Pink and W hite. a QY = QO { poignant experience” can be figured out with not commonplace grub as pheasants 'Senora.” is the wife of Ecuador- - The homes will be. .wired for {HREE SISTERS { or Blue ond: IW hite, : BH Ww QD nS too much -troublte: —If-it-gets- tougher than that, & la star sapphires and bullocks ean Ambassador Gus Dillon. Gus electric stoves and roofed with H-NeAtmois ot indianapolis. in : : MN hie \ \ ™ be Dr. Funk is going to get a letter written in simple Under hothouse. is half-Irish and says the Latin 215-pound shingles, i . * po Srp Sprint A —— (» WN Q ‘English. 7 o - # =x = form sounds stilted tacked onto fe emesis £1 Pleos send me Flashy Bunnies : 4 AA Q OW ¢ > THIS ou SHE to settle the nis Celtic monicker. ALLIED ZONES AID. REDS Color +... (Add Vic for Postage) . \ FUNNY THING (it's funny now), under the mon, Of W ether Sen. Claude oa. WASHINGTON, Mar. 5 (UP) Nome Pag ; ~ OW WW WN OWN ‘Answers to test No. 8 the words lam-en-ta-bul and: cFPer Of Florida has-been for-; — The spoils system has dome lied occupation zones in West: Address a \ \ 3 Poys-ant, paii-kive-nye-liss almost. made. me Poller {0 Ete Eases the Spite] et. Force out of “org Germany shipped more than City State | {7 N. ILLINOIS ST . ne aomsresrlly ER wep OT GS -apeied that man : cd i Sls... Ae. Nest. cher exer. hades 2. paillion in. industrial. products, BP: onadnans s, SIOE: ways . . PL - RO BF €o oe he A Ne nae phia last summer. Mrs. Pepper Capt. Bill Broderick, a former PAA afailiian. 4a. other Miron ‘ov AI

a student pronounce them correctly before he uses * Pp y 5 was one of the guests at a lunch-| Pennsylvania State. cop. When | tain” countries last year, the

. A o them. Now, 7 ti yous F SONGS: Q W AN em. Now. how many ‘times do. you suppose a given by Mrs. Harry the Democrats came back inte Army revealed today. Vaughan, wife of the guy you'd power, D. C. officials wanted AOA .

o> Ne \ . WB» ‘guy would have occasion to use ‘the whole lament- } . : : sh es Be a3 . or Od trey : Wo OF a A» Ri affair was a Poignant experience”? As a gag. better be nice to if you don’t want. them to keep Capt. Broderick - — : ; ; ee Q NO RX So .. However, Dr. Funk pleads not to lose heart Mr. Truman calling you. initials. because they worked with : aN AE ¥ BE RY ww PAR " fhe Sun Shines, MD (© QW NY early in the course. He tells me words are “fairly = = a Ravh im so well, but the Dems x : \ \ CG Q wriggling with life.” ouse Speaker Sam Rayburn = Wouldn't listen. Said they "ts & & I'm not losing heart. In fact. I'm just begin- took nine nieces and nephews knew just the guy for the job : = 4 : ok

i. : 5.5 a LABOR Conciliat TUS Battle, % a: . pound of pusillanimous. 3 ; rn a + nciliator Cyrus - Keys to success . , . Big words will get you a Big words are the key to success, Mac. Get CL SPEARING © NN Ching was telling Chief Justice

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the Way fe Ge \ OO AAR LW words such ‘as pusillanimous, iconoclastic, ubiqui- Digit and wasn't a bit snap- = was a Democrat. ; 3 tous. For example, I went to the store to get a Pi*h the mext morning. gs. 2 Ey, 7 py

2 better job, more money, punch in the nose, ete. in’. , Fred M. Vinson that a lot of peofhe Cold, Cold | : Y. P Bo as though there's some kind of nie think they look alike. That's {Tl = | - id i ‘hitch. every. time. a. foreign coun: gu guid the chisr robe-wearer. —} Tot tr 4 fot of try tries to pin a medal on a Lad "ugh

Ile Gray p P H : v hut now you have to get used to: - ank. The Mexicans handed out ‘a of ipe : U ers By ! Robert C. Ruark a flock of em without any trou- them saying you've got a face like Home a sheep. ble but when they got to Grover Tn

it for Tvs "WASHINGTON, Mar. 5—1I am never in Wash- adjustment like 1920 or 10217 Answer: “We iran mene vos th biol! MRS. HENRIETTA NESBITT, OM Summer ington very long before a sort of gentle numbness have set up various models or patterns of possible was too. short. to “go :Arou pl housekeeper for the FDR's, who ; - crawls over me; like a man going tg sieep in a deflations, recessions, etc. and what type of ac: g. ooo pleasiAgl PL Bon wrote “White- House Diary.” hae snowbank. . tion would fit into those various situations.” | singly P * blossomed out into the lecture

This Alice-beyond-the-looking-glass feeling sets, . Sen. Howard McGrath of business. She's booked for sevin especially strong in Washington today as you So, M's Anybody’s Guess. “7 | Rhede Island, the Democratic eral speeches hereabouts. watch all the little economists gamboling on the GETTING to be an economist.is, 1 expect, one Party chairman, collects clocks Ae.

sward, pausing now and then to bleat some new ., tne easiest thi in the 'v but he savs mix to trying to . 'ashington's-going to have | and profound husk of double-talk. It 18 Tot 10mg Sgr ie ar tae ion Mr Kenning. ser nr make. them I. strike. at. fhe | More royalty on ts hands come

before you begin to mumble, too. started ri in teaching: tik Cs spring. This time it's the Shah ‘ou De 13d Ee fy : e trade when he fin. same time. Seems he read a * HE ) Bo tl ” Hounorbists in Washinglon Represent Sangiile ished his time at rn Law, - | book about a French king who | of Tran. la estige, like houn’' dogs in the South. man who : , work He worked for the AAA. helped draft the Went nuts Working on ht IT ISN'T considered genteel,

has only one or two pipe-puffers, with dandruffed ; 0 ject. : De ri Pars, danarifed MIRA The NLRA. the Hallway Retirement Act poet "0 pure ae aoa tow Congres: merely well off, politically speaking. If he has & employment, housing and public works"—and TOTS OF state secrets may Slonal wives working the old dozen, all laden with statistics and gobbledygook, hile a mere boy leak out at local cocktail parties “gift” racket on the town's bloathe is a big wheel, and is entitled to be called He then worked for USHA and FPHA. He won Dut none of ‘em will be Russian. ed lobbyists. The pitch is to go Cuhnel Massa Boss, a $10,000 prize for an essay on how to- un busi- Reason is that whenever Soviet into ecstasies about something Mr. Truman, being the he-coon, has the most ose after the war and- helped write the full em- Ambassador Alexander Panyush- You wish you had but can’t afford. economists of all, and he calls his kennel the pio ment bill ” kin koes to a party he's trailed by Then the lobbyist, unless he's a Council of Economic Advisers. He whistles them He and Rex. Tugwell got together to. tell the An “interpreter” —polite Russian low cad, comes up with it. Only up, from time to time, like so many tame astrolo- world how to replan education, in a two-volume fOr flatfoot. The OGPU man is thing is you have to be careful gers. As a matter of fact, there is little-difference {ome entitled “Redirecting Education.” I guess around to make sure the boss not to over-canvass the territory; between astrology and economists. They are both there's nothing he can't redirect or reshape or CODfines his conversation to one gal whispered her wants to so * inexact sciences tied to fixed objects, and practice’ figure out, even though his experience is nearly harmless cracks about the cana-/ many lobbyists she ended up with

of both demands little in the way of apprentice- 300 per cent bureaucratic.” + go pes. Pretty tough on a guy who 18 fitted overnight bags. = FE ANAPOLIS W ND SUCH BEAUTY, ship. I neve, Was ale to Sure out how people can !ikes Scotch as much as Alex. Mids Morgane’ vide of NOWHERE IN INDI 0 ILL YOU -Fi : ya

Both trad ly st ly © ti . : > | 1 to sell Mote Ry Toy I jargon know so much if they never worked for any boss Tyg WOMAN'S *National 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue spent SUCH DISTINCTIVENESS IN NEW KITCHEN IDEAS!

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L a wife—you may. tell hér what you aim to do with each State fixed tab} “hile hb lav : 7 A talk for the fact that some people ain't gonna phar but whether she'll do it or not is anybody's foie xed up a table glori- Truman. ‘While here she played * ’ nt Jt whernce' shel) do = anybody's fying one of its products or some godmother fo the mew T5-pas- See Our Complete Unit Kitchens Now on Displa h # ; : , Kg p , ey oe hey useter ; guess. And she won't stay managed. big story that made headlines in seager Pan-American World P : > pl ! as eir Blueprinis he history books. Most popular, Airways plane at a christening 1 ‘ : : CUSTOM BUILT P t table was Kentucky's, where the: ceremony at National Airport. | J. I. Askren Sink and Wall Cahineds, YOUR HOME

AN economist is always a planner. He can tell you how to plan anything so it will come out even, Foor and thie only troubles is “that it never does. This; never hurts the professional standing of the planner, however, because ‘he has masked his «blueprints with-so. many.-ambiguities. that. you. have. forgotten exactly what he said, anyhow. I have here a’'lengthy screed called “Avoiding , & Recession,” an interview with Leon Keyserling. BF one’ of the President's top soothsayers,” which seems to be written ir English, The words are, | separately recognized, but when put together I cannot get any sense out of them. Mr. Keyserling seems to be making statements like “if things do not get. better they will get worse” and “clean houses are not dirty” in interlocking clauses full of proud words. He is asked, : for instance, “what would be considered a danger- 7" _o out level of unemployment, five million, six milHon?" pos nor He replies: “There is a variety of opinion about that, because it depends-partiy-on-how much you “Took at ‘it ‘from -a* point of “view: of the ecom--omist and how much you look at it from a point of view of people who are unemployed.”

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WASHINGTON, Mar. 5-1 say this fearfully, fo begin with, but they suddeply became bitterer

because it's not safe for a mere mano trod into still. It developed that a male ¢orreshondent” (who PPOINT, i such a strictly feminine domain, but there seems shall remain anonymous from the wrath of the EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO TAKE PICTURES . A ® MENT / : . I r to be some complaint about Mrs. Harry 8. Tru- female sex) got wind of the controversy and re- : . id 5 man’s favorite.recipe for Ozark pudding. printed. the recipe in his newspapers. . Only he INDOORS OR ouT my DAY OR NIGHT INSTALLED BY, OUR COLORS 10 Sul YOUR

: : 1 Evenings or Sundoy : ! dies who have tried it claim it made a slight error; instead of baking powder, he ’ nt } WELL-TRAINED and iA - TASTE and EXPERT 1 ; “ Some of the Jakes who, ave tried ib Sain. said baking soda. . The Middle Western ladies Who Here's What You Get S [ 95 : -k EFFICIENT CREWS AT lantic 3216 ; INSTALLATION Ja | i

Mrs. Truman retorts that they didn’t mix it right, .-followed his instructions reported that their pud- ® JEM FLASH CAMERA Now. so help me, the scientists at the Beltsville, dings came up, concrete. . Md.. station of the Department of Agriculture are By now a radio spieler was broadcasting the ® FLASH ATTACHMENT

to their evebrows in pudding, trying to decide . recipe and I don’t know whether he got the recipe har cre First Lady n her 8 ORIG critics are. right; all I do know is that ladies across the land ® 4 FLASH BULBS

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son, correspondent for West Coast newspapers, na ; ° heard thatthe legislative wives of the Congres- ha rman let i NH ough hep oor. 2 BATTERIES : . - OR Blonal Cu were Be Fe et from the adie QING. She said the trouble was these modern wives | ~ — — — — — — Order by Mail — — — — — — | Open Thursday & TUNE IN WFBM—TODAY AT 12:30 Plenty of Free ¢ ,.o were mixing it with electric whirligigs; they should "wn ; : it a] : A ) : a ’ nang recipes, EE aS Ton have used a fork-and kept on using it until their TaV el % Jeweler & Optometrist : Friday Until 9.P. M. Sammy Kaye $ Great Band bp Parking Space — the customers with sweet goo on their elbows was AYms wore out, * ; 1 ; 119 N. Illinois St, Indianapolis, Ind. . smmediate. Mostly they said Mrs. T.'s pudding in- Club Ladies on Spot Please send me "10-Pe. Flash Camera Outfits at $7.95 each. | : : E theip stoves turnéd to soup. ve ip I enclose down payment of $1.00 and I-agree to pay balance $1.40 weekly, | atom :

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$ Les i Name, ... sty med a aaa ves iid Recipe Sounds Simple Livi ladies on the well-known spot. Their cookbook is i A ie] CF : THIS tale as it un-. about to roll from the presses and the controversy wo heroRk pil hiale gets more eagle. a2 i over Ozark pudding is getting worse instead of, Where Employed ............ iedagurs senses) : fer jot down the recipe: A E better. They called in the &cientisis weeks ago to Credit Info ia ae : Other Accounts A vies . : a analyze the ingredients, but these babies are diplo- Check ar Money == Send Add to My | It calls for 1 egg. % cup of sugar, 2 tablespoons otc They aren't talking. - Order Enclosed C.0.n. ; Account

of flour, 1' teaspoons.of baking powder, 1x tea- On Friday next. however, they have consented’ spoon of salt, 1; cup of chopped raw apple, ls Cup 14 make two Ozark puddings at the club, with all "of chopped nuts and 1 teaspoon of vanilla. Beat 1s members, including Mrs. Truman, on hand to the egg and the sugar together for a long time. (416. One they'll mix with a fork; the other according to Mrs. Truman, until the result is very they'll whip up electrically. All I've got to say is _ smooth. Mix the salt. flour and the baking powder (hat one pudding. or the other, had better be gaod. - ‘snd: stir them in. Then add the apple, nuts and’ snd 1 hope the poor devils don’t get nervous under | © vanilla and bake.for 35 minutes in a medium oven (he tension of the occasion and get those ingredi-’ in a buttered ple tin. Sounds simple enough. ents wrong. Come to think of it, I hope I didn't The complaints to the White House were brutal get ‘em wrong, myself. ~~ | ow Laer h Bites Fr Le ABE "dl TTY ae

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