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state College. Mlm-Qooo feed
makes life longer. happeer. health
ier. Good eating thronxnous Tie
helps 70 build oid~age heAlEh So
curly" says MisA Ruth e Can.
county hume Demonstration agent
IN fact Il has been ssid that
present DAY nutrition offers ~ extra
10 years % tke life % anyone who
Lives under ita guidance. Best Il
ell. these extra years pFubahaF can
be added % life 1T is prime. 9
oordIng 70 Dr. Henry Sherman. one
Of the c0untrys leading nutrition
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Good eating for cider peopis dlf-
fers In some ways from goed eating
for younRer persons. Hone Eco-
n0KnistS Of the q. q Department eG
Agriculture point out some az the
important differences
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are three main things 20 keep ia
mind. Pfrsk an older persoa needs
fewer Galleries than be did when he
was younger because he uaes inaa
energy. He uses les energy because
many OF his body me1hanlsms have
slowed down-he doesn't uuFk %
hard g. eA@s - Aes4s=ls TIE easiest
way TO tell Of course. whether too
much food energy Is being taken Il
10 watch the scales The bsst va
70 cut down on food energy "a 70
go slow on foods that supply little
else than caioriex such a. rfch des-
serz. pastries. many o. tie fats.
and rich dressings.
Second. though ealoriea are re-
duced. food must be planned 20
thai minerals and ssiamias ere nos
cut down pr older persons need
these In about The same amounts 80
They always hare Therefore. older
persons must conkinue % have
plenty Of protective foods Ia their
diet. especially min. fruit and yeee-
tables. and s0zns foods rich n vita
min 81.
Third. food for cider persons
must - easy 70 eat and easy 70 d.
geSt Many things can be done IN
meal preparation 70 help toward
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taken N TIE form Of juices. Salad
green's may BE chopped up very
fine. Vegetables may be cooked
lsnder-eTen chopped up e. sieved
and served n purscs. soups. and
such dishes Always take care to
conseKve ne water Ia whfeh Tnxe-
tables are cooked. however. % sase
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older per4nns probably viii ike
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The Home Agent
Offers Reminders

store pumpkins. cunlsawM sweet
potatoes and eeepiRnt4 80 harvested
and can when convenient. AVOID
and protect STORED puaueAx from
freezes Canning mas be desae
later during isrIcneut winter
weather. when sufflcient Jars nov
IN use are emptied The qualIiy 0s
pumpkins and sweet potatoes Is i'm
proved b storage before eannsnz
Extension bulletin 90 available from
the home agent gives canning Fexf-
pes
D.
Turkeys are sid according 10
grade Local grades are tzeEss.
young toms. old toms ard cuIis
Calls arc birds lacking condition
with crooked breasts OF other ma
lor defects Producers should hold
the younger u~ndeveloped birds Tor
the Christmas trade These may BE
fed a fattenine ration for z CT 3
weeks. p~rofitahly Turkeys must be
Of high quality 20 bring top prices
This lean they must Be full
fleshed. fleshed evenly ever the
body. have broad and long straight
breast. fail plump thighs. and be
free from pin feathers and skin
~discoloratiun.
Plant vegetables nos ii the enld-
frame. Cabbage. broccoli and cauli-
fboweT 70 be t~ranspianted to the
garden in January and February.
and carrots, leaf lettuce, radlsh.
mustard and t~endergreens % be
grown 70 maturity IN the coldfrasne
under slight protection furnished
by coldframe cover.
Mississippis or home demnngtra-
ton clubs with 5000 MEMBER are
Cooperating In the program on Ma
acnal Defense sAsessss organizing
for an intensive food conservation
program and for q definitely out
lined discussion pfugram on Eaa-
cation for Democracy and tie
American Way nf L1fe.
CIefls-a Defense plndre
A 4 conSuD1eK. Ia the totel
defense ~ democracy. I wfii do
my part 70 make my home. rny
community. ny country ready.
efficient and strong.
viii buy carefully.
! VII take good care ~ the
things ! have.
viii waste nothing.
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Food nutrition e0als for the fam
fly for 1szI-12. Ais May Creeswe1i
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

Highest temperature last "a hours-9,
degrees. a. Raleigh. y G.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Visiting
Judge Id
Try N1'Kay

Fedcral Judge Arthur J Tuttle
today was 10 write Senior Circuit
Judge Nenophon Hicks of Cincin-
natl asking him 10 appoint a visit
ffitss ft1rT-5r- tu near T110 trial OF the
three re dcral indictments out
standing against Frank d. Mckay.
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Judge TutNe revealed that he
would ask for an outside Judge 10
hear The cases when he announced
10 attorneys for the defendants
II have talked with all of my
immediate associates here in
this district and the con-
cluSion il that one of the six
Judges il going TO hear any
question or matter involving
these cases that is seriously con
tested. am authorized by my
associates % To say that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

Department. We are glad TO undertake the
expense Of reproducing the actual sheet music
and offering it TO you without cost as part Of
our contribution TO National Defense. It's the
actual sheet music complete with words and
music.
You'll thrill 70 The tune and words Of ANY
Bonds Today as TO no other song :. il sings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

~ y" ~ TT IT ''''''
love the tune.
Cunnineham's received per-
mission for the gift distribu-
lion Of This song in Detroit
from the U. S. Treasury
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
u. s. Chart

Detroit and vicinity: Partly cloudy "a
cloudy with showers or thunderstorms
eArly tonight followed by clearing and
much cooler Wednesday fair and much
cooler. strong southwesterly winds shift
ing TO northwest tonight and diminishing
Wednesday Highest temperature today
about To. lowest tonight about So highest
"Wednesday Il.
Lower Michigan: Partly cloudy with
znuwrrE ur7ri -ttur1drrstofnfa- early tonight
followed hy clearing and much cooler.
Wednesday FAIR and much cooler
Timer Michigan. Showers and thunder
storms tonight followed by clearing and
much cooler late tonight and wednesday
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night. Wednesday fair. somewhat cooler
east and south portions
Ohio: Considerable cloudness and some
what higher temperatures with scattered
showers tonight IN >north portion Nednes
day partly cloudy and rather warm foi-
lowed by showes and cooler west and norih
mort ions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Transport School
To Graduate Five

Five soldiers from the Detroit
area were 10 be graduated with
honorS today from the Sixth Corps
Area Quartermaster Motor Trans
port School for Mechanics.
They are Pvt. Leo KeSSler. 212s
Trumbull avenue; Staff Sergt
Jerome Donder. 5031 Daniels ave-
nue.. Pvt First Class Robert L.
RoediFer. 1870 Filbert avenue;
Corp. Louis r. Walus, 924S Mil
vile street and Pvt John +
Bonk, Stocker lane, st. Clair
Shores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Helen Morgan Very III

CHICAGO, oct. TINS
Helen Morgan, the famous torch
singer. remained in critical condi-
tion today at Hcnrotin Hospital.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

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Irving Berlin has written hit song after hit song
and like his God Bless America, this new hit,
Any Bonds Today is as American as the Star
SpaneIed Banner! You'll want TO memorze
every word Of ANY Bonds TO-DAY" :. you'll
thrill 70 Re rhuthnn Monll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-11
RIFLE SHOOTING
6.-C0rrecting Shot
Groups
By DAVE CARLSON
Former National Champion

s-as~0eEated Press Feature Serxfeel
Assume. that you have adjust
ed your shot group on the sight
ing bull and have fired three or
four shots with a provisional
sight setting Make proper ad-
jusrFnents for elevation and
windsge and you should be able
TO put the next three or four
shots well into the center Of the
10-ring
It's a cinch that the first rec
ord bull IS not in the same place
as the sighting bull, 50 for the
ncst target We have 70 60 all
through this position business
once more, slhOugh this time Il
shouldn't take 50 many trials
Dent make the mistake Of
thinking you can muscle your
rifle into position. OF hold Il
over On 10 the nsxt bull
Keep the left elbow N place.
Shift the body around, using
the elbow as a pivot Too many
shooters lose the position OF the
left elbow by squirting around
10 look through their spOttIRg
scopes. reaching for ammunition.
or Just because they can't lie
still- Adjust al equipment n
relation TO the left elbow so that
this member does not have 10
move until the score Is COM
pleted
Determine the position Of the
right elbow By trial and error
Too close 70 the body. IT VIII
throw the right shoulder high
Too far out from the side, Il
nay Involuntary shift. result
fng IN > bad shot Place the right
elbow 10 support that side Of the
body 50 that you viii have the
same griD on the stock and there
fore the same squeeze on the
trigger for each shot
A strong pulse beat IS an an
noyance TO many newer shoot
ers. IN my own case this IS due
mostly to faulty position n
some respect Some set Of
muscles has tensed unconscious
IL. Tightening muscles some
where in the body.
You cannot overcome pulsa-
tor completely You can only
reduce il 70 4 minimum. and the
first step N doing this IS 70 Re
move all strain and tenSeneSs
from your position
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Massachusetts, Turns
Out Good Passers, Tso

NOTRE DANE. Ind, Nov II.
You cant blame Coach Frank
Ieahv OF Notre Dame II he
wonders lust a little about the
popular belief that Texas as 2
state has a monopoly on top
notch forward psSsers-
Last year az Boston College,
Leahv had Charlie O'Rourke. :
Maiden. Mass. boy. This year
At Notre Dame. his passing sen
satiOn IS Angelo Bertlh Ber-
till comes from West Spring
field. Mass
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At the time Of his death, n
September, 1887. John Alden was
the last surviving member Of the
MsyfloweF company.
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SOMEBODY LOST
HIS HEAD GEARS

MISSOULA. Mont Nov H
Doue Fessen6en. Montana Uni
versity football coach, checked
over the Grizzlies grlduon
equipment and found that ne
was short q helmets
He called the Missoula police
department and officers passed
the word along that they had an
idea who the culprits were and
that they'd better return the
missing headgears-
Next dav the q helmets turn
ed up-and five others FeSSeH-
den never had seen
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OF ELUAADA- II AND FOR non
EDGAR W sTARK-
- NOTICE To aPPEAR
TIE OVERSEE C0EPA%T-
dissolved Florida corporation
etc. e Al
Defendants
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THE OVERSEE C0yPA%T-
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and al unknown assigns sue
cessors in interest trustees. 81
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through nnEfer or against THE
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l+sEEEGZEr
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Il Appearing by the sworn tsflE u
complaint fled IN the above stated
cause that Alexander 1Efrfg-ra -hz
Defendant therein nzUesz = z non
resident 81 the state Of Florida
and that his place Of residence a i
particularly known . complainant
= 80 4rEUE1e Market 1913 Columbia
Rad y ". WzshInE-aH- y = That
sad defendant e over the age n
rWentF-one years and there 70
persD- II the state Of EzarzEa -h=
service q a sumU8us in rEzr-=-r
1p8n whom WoElc bind sad d.
fendzut
Il - hereby Ordered that sad DE-
f=ndznt b and h = hereby required
u appear 70 said biz On o. Before
Monday the Isl day Of December 4
y. 1871. otherwise the allegation
Of said bib viii be taken as con
fess=d BY said defendant
IL is further Ordered that this Or
der be published once a week for
four consecutive weeks in The Eav
West Citizen, a newspaper published
IN Monroe Counrv. Florida
lone and Ordered this October
29th. 4 . 1871
(SEALD Ross = Saver
Clerk of C5rcuir Court
RATNOED P LORD.
Solicitor for the Complainant
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