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Evening star., 1934-11-29

usual holiday desserts. such things as
pumpkin and mince pie or plum pud-
ding each serve a purpose in the
dietary scheme. The danger in such
foods as tempt the holiday eater is
mostly in their quantity, DR.. Munsell
warns, and that is the reason for
her suggestion that persons should
start cracking down on their diets
on Friday.
Based on Experiments.
Most of DR. Munsells theories on
food are based upon her experiments
with a staff of eight or ten persons
and several hundred white rats. The
rats do the eating, when allowed to,
and the persons do the experimenting.
Among the things that the rats
have found out to their sorrow, and
the experimenters to their Satisfac-
ton, is the fact that the staff of
life" diet of meat and potatoes and
bread and butter is not a healthy
one 1t fails to promote growth makes
skeletons fragile and is not conducive
to reproductive strength. To such a
diet must be added milk and vege-
tables. DR.. Munsell says.
As tip to the tired business man
or woman, 1t was learned that the
popping up diet furnished tired
white rats includes milk, carrots.
peas. string beans. liver, beef. hard
bread and a wheat cereal. Results
are guaranteed-unless the subject is
too tired.
Not very hopeful that everybody
will follow a scientifically correct
diet or the holiday, Dr. MunSell sug-
gestS that If you want to know on
Friday what you should have eaten
on Thursday you may write to the
Bureau Of Home Economics for dietary
information.
Evening star., 1934-11-29
TOBACCO MARKET TAKES
MONTH FOR HOLIDAYS
Danville Association Fixes De-
cember ID to January ID as
Closing Period.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DANVILLE, Va, November 2e-
The Danville tobacco market will
suspend activity one month for the
Christmas holidays this year. The
committee of the Danville Tobacco
Association has decided the sales will
close December IA and will resume
January IA. How long the market
will remain open after that will be
determined by the rapidity with
which the remainder of the crop is
sold Less than 10 per cent is said
to remain unsold.
The market closed yesterday for
the Thanksgiving holidays and will
remain idle until Monday.