The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-09-19

Ing NOV -.
H. tn" air with his instructor than ncrr
'olorc. The new plan is known as the
""Sp"rt system or "All Thru" as It
Is popularity called here. and insurcs
closer contact between the cadet ana
instructor. When the cadets arrive Mt
''!ihG tlcld from the ground school,
Whcr" they have learned much OF the
'hc"ry OF flight, engine control ana re-
PAIR, radio, signaling and other kindred
subjects, several of them are assigned
70 an instructor who stays with thrm
nhtil they are qualified In elemental
Tying They are then sent to the spr
cihi schools for final work and train
'hS IN their particular line, as pursuit.
reconnaissance, artillery control, or
o"'hnihE pilots. The old practice Of
giving cadet 50 much time in ,1,c air
under obstruction and thcn turning him
loose for his first solo hight in a "slnlx
or swim fashion. is being discontinued
| and what is believed to be n moro sofr
ana sane system is being adopted.
organization of forty nir squadrons
'"" ''''' hu'h"riH'u. f0Nf VIII be To-
Gated ut Houston, Tex, and 3G. or a
training brigade of three Wings on
Long Island ~ Y.
lhr base Of this Lone, Island train
ing brigade rs now planned, Will he
IlI%"linrSt field near Mincola. The
Sluhdrons will be qunrtcrcd i'm groups
! OF four ar nine outIyin. fields. These
| SquhdronS are to serve under field con.
| diti"hS Stimulating, as nearly ns prac-
tchblr, the conditions behind the lines
| in France
Information received by the chill
dren's bureau Of the department of
ihDor seems to Indicate that every
where In the United States children
| are receiving less milk than thcy
should have. Such decreases are un-
doubtcdly due in part to the high cost
OF mix. 1T Is the poorest families
mat have been forced to make tho
greatest reduction In the amount of
milk purchased. But that reduction
would perhaps not be so grcnt tho
chldrrn's bureau says, If All mothers
inily realized the value of food In the
diet OF their children.
Milk has been called the "pcrrcct
food. Authorities agree that It sun
plies the elements NECESSARY to tho
growing child in the most digcstibla
form In spite of its increasing cost
II supplies those elements also i'm the
ch"ap'Sl form. 1t is estimated that.
ON the basis Of its nutritivr valur
milk compared with steak at 10 cents
a pound, and eggs nj rs cents a dozen.
should be priced at about 271b cents
Il quart.
Workers for CIldrcn's Year, TO
whom the weighing and measuring
toSi for children u,drr five wears OF
age has revealed now many children
in the Cnitcd States are undrvclopru
rs Il result Of imp 'oprr diet. are en-
gagged in campaigns to bring the i'm
por!ancr of milk tn the attention of
mothers and To Innkc it poSSiblc for
thrm 10 .proclrr enough milk to kcrI,
their children strong and well. MANY
n'''N stations where mothers may re-
c'iV" pure SIR az nominal cost, or
ir"e, II they cannot afford to pny for
u, have been established In conncc.
''oh with rhildrcn'S year work. and
p"o'c measures for cns,ring a puro
"h" adequate milk supply have been
' '"keh in many communities.
n''"'s these measures are tho estab.
'H''''''n' OF pasturization plants. the
INSPECTION OF the milk supply, and inc
i',SS'ns OF regulations controlling dis
| tr!bution. "''
|
] The totn value of nh imports int
the United King lom during the
first six months "f 1918 were S3,7o
! S5l,120; OF cXI fs - gloi1 Oer
For the same pcr L The yal.
ucs we're: Imports @ JOBS: cv.
| ports, Sl,l7G75S,O: ~. subporin,
Las not destroyed U rcrcc Of
| Great Britain.
amy Shel0y, NJ ~. Wlt q" remodel
ed and converted fion Il !t camn in
nH Y,1p utI ly an
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