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Evening star., 1941-06-26

now CIldll llldIl
of the General Accounting Commit
tee. The modern accounting sys-
tenn which he developed is recog-
nized as a model for the utility
industry.
Mr.. Ritenour is SO years OF age,
native of Virginia and has resided
in the District of Columbia since
1922. He is a member of the Con-
gressional Country Club and the
Washington Board of Trade, and
is active in Red Cross and other
civic work.
Late Payday Hours Favored.
The District of Columbia Building
and Loan Leagues Executive Coun-
Gil has recommended to member as
sociations that they remain open
until 5 pm. on Government pay
days, the 9Th, 18th, 23d and last
day of each month. as we'll as on
the following Monday when pay
day falls on Saturday.
Secretary F. Wilson Camp said
today that the recommendation is
not binding but is for each associa-
ton to decide. The council also
recommended that since July 4 falls
on Friday, the Offices remain closed
on Saturday. This. too, was left to
the separate units for decision.
Advertising Boosts Sales.
The recent extensive advertising
campaign conducted by Merrill
Lynch. E. A. Pierce &, Cassatt, New
York Stock Exchange firm which
maintains a Washington office, is
highly praised in the June issue of
the Exchange Magazine. In addition
to.obtaining large number Of new
accounts, sales Of new issues have
shown a remarkable increase, the
magazine says.
The firm merged its customers
brokers 'and securities statesmen in
the 43 Offices into single group.
Accelerated selling resulted at once,
the firm taking an active part in
the distribution of 100000 shares Of
Standard Oil stock. The firm sold
a block of 38,800 shares of General
Electric and disposed of 10000 of
Socony-Vacuum stock the very next
week. The review says that 10
solicitations were necessary to make
one sale, and adds that many new
accounts were opened when buyers
took the stock.
More Dividends Declared.
Directors of the Washington Gas
Light Co. have declared the regular
quarterly dividend of 371s cents
share on the common stock, payable
August | to stock of record July Is,
and the regular quarterly dividend
of S11212 on the preferred. payable
August II to stockholders of record
July 81. it was announced today.
Directors of the National Bank
of Washington have declared the
regular semiannual dividend of So
per share, payable July to share
holders of record June Is.
Store Orders Up Sharply.
The Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond reported today that out
standing orders for merchandise for
Washington department stores on
May 81, 1941, were IA per cent
larger than on the same date
year ago. In the fifth district or
ders were up l48 per cent, in Rich
mond ia per cent and in Baltimore
1873 per cent.
Collections in Washington stores
In May we're good. 30 per cent OF
bills due on Nav / being paid. The
fifth district average was 81 per
cent. t-- 49, 500 ...'
Evening star., 1941-06-26

NEW YORK. June 26 0f9.-Ths rayon
market continued active and stronE. Con-
sumers were said to be attempting TO
cover forward needs in anticipation OF q
tight supply situation.
INQUIRY remained broad for woolen piece
goods. Mills this year will conduct no
formal openinss because OF the contested
beipg written on the basis OF clips" and
1t is understood stable orders already
have heen taken at Is 70 90 cents o
susers ard s.llert 81 eettor seod, fer
TIRE NEST part renamed en tbs sidehhse
pending washinston news eeneerrins nries
ceflinga.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Cow| Named Head
OF Safe Deposit
Group Here
MeLuchle Official
Elected Successor
To Miss Kicker
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Guy D. Cowl, assistant cashier of
the McLachlen Banking Corp, was
elected chairman of the Safe De-
posit Section of the District Bank
ers Association at the annual cleo
ton and dinner held last night at
MAYORS Restaurant.
He succeeds Miss Eva Kicker of
the Farmers and Mechanics branch
Evening star., 1941-06-26

lngton Gas Light
Co. With the
c o m ny 10
wears, he has
been assistant
treasurer a n q
controller since
1888.
He attended
he University
of Virginia and
is a graduate
of southeastern
University. Ac-
tive In the Amer
can Gas ASso-
cia ton, he is
now chairman
Evening star., 1941-06-26
19s6 averase EQUALS 10o.J
Miscellaneous Markets.


Additional New York markets. as com.
piled by the Assoctated Press:
STRAITS .T1N-Futures closed 10 low.
er. Sales, 123,200 pounds. July, Sc 40n;
september. $3.50 n. No sales in lead
CoiFEE-spot arm, santos No. T.
h il+ ,sfuIsa Rio e,s.:a No e. stnses s No,
1899 &c n.s., bars July; o1loesn; ssDtsms.F
hss.Ms.r fSsgres unshsnssd' an Sales 1850 bags
CRUDE kusBER-Futures closed 10 to
80 higher. Sales, No. standard. A con
tracts. July, 81. .1eb; September, 81 80;
December, 21.3Ob. Smoked. ribbed. spot,
22 .26n.
RAW sILK-Futures closed / cent lower
70 hishe6 sales. $50 bales; July 2.sa'
RAW HIDES-Futures closed 5 to :
lower. Sales, $50 ,0Oo pounds. September,
LOB; December, 14.5sh., Spot, No. /
:. CoCoA-Futures closed 3 10 4 lever
sel:s. 2.122 tens. July, 7.54n; September.
b Bid, Nominal.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Flour Sales Show
.6oin During Week
~ the Associated Press.

~ mt hsSOCINIed PlesS,
. CHICAGO, June 26.-Flour sales
in the spring wheat belt the last
week averaged approximately So
per cent of capacity, compared with
so per cent the previous week and
25 per cent a year ago, according
to the Northwestern Miller Survey.
Southwest sales were placed at
As per cent compared with so per
cent the previous week and So per
cent . year ago.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Decline Is Revealed
In Postel Suyinqs
BY the Associated Press.

BY The ASsoclated PreaS.
Postal savings deposits at the end
of April are reported by the Federal
Reserve Board at s13l7, 900 600.
This was s3,0O0,000 less than At the
end of March. and sle.000000 less
than at the end of April. 1910.
Evening star., 1941-06-26

of the Riggs Ma
tional Bank and
one of the first
women to hold
an office in the
bankers aSsoci-
ton. Mr.. CoWl
was vice chair
man last year.
The new chair
m a n h a S been
W i t n t h G Nc
Iachlen Bank %
Y e RS. Reared
in Washington,
he a t t e n d e d
E a S I ern High
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Wool Futures

NEW YORK. June 26 1P,.-wool futures
moved irreSularly in fairly active dealings
today.
Light July lioudation depressed this
month, but later positions were steady on
small commission house and trade buyrnE.
Grease wool futures independently steady
although principal activity was switching
operations following issuance Of IS trans
ferable notices,
oreas. wool futures closed i to 4 Of
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, June 2S-Ths Associated
Press weighted wholessl. price index Of
36 commodities today advanced to ss.s1.
new 1o41 high
h, Previous day. ss.47: week ago. sf.s5;
month ago. s4:1s; gear ago. 51.s2
HiSh ss.e7 1925 7s.s2 as.14
'1941. 1910 1882 1e33-3s.
. ;u9s6 averake EQUALS 1OoD
Evening star., 1941-06-26
what Stocks Did.
Chicago Hog Prices Jump
To Four.Year High
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. June 26.-Hog prices
hit high of sl1 hundred pounds
in the live stock market today,
peak for the past four years, as buy
ers bid eagerly for the small number
of head arriving at the stockyards.
Today's gains of Is to IS cents a
hundred pounds climaXed three
weeks of almost steadily rising
prices. Live stock men said heavy
Government purchases of dressed
pork and lard, presumably for ship
ment abroad under the Lendlease
Act. were primarily responsible for
one of the most persistent upturns
in history.
The market report follows:
ss!abls hoSs 1000: total 15 500.
active; Is TO mostly - ,hlEher. top; y %
pounds. I0.75-11 90: a7o-330 pounds,
IOi5-90: sood and choice. l6O-S0-pound
psekins 'setf Sow moi % few rh
butchers, 1850; good 4oo-5o0-pound sovs'
salable cattle $500; calves 500: no
reliable outlet for weiahty steers; strictiy
choice kinds absent and all cattle carrying
liberal water-ill in addition TO palmer
ousutS IMAM wednesday klllers takIng
few good 10 choice yearlngs and llsht
steers: steady at 1Q.5O-1l."5, not enoush
weishty bullocks sold to make market.
bidding weak to @5 lower; best lisht steers
early. II .25: some held higher; sizabs
supply 1,200-l ,30O-pound sverase in
crop; choice heifers about steady; $50
pound averages 1l.50: several lots, 90
11.25: medium TO sood grades, weak tn
IS lower; cows weak TO 25 down; cutters
of most light bulls. 1915 lower; weiEhty
kind steady up to 900 vealers. $3.50
higher punches and odd lots selling up TO
l. so; light stock cattle steady but
weiehty feshy feeders weak to 25 lower.
Sslable sheep, 1000; total, 5000;
spring lambs, $3.50 lower: better grades
of most: other classes steady; few lots
closely sorted native sprinsers, upward
TO 12.0 90: bulk sood 10 choice. I .5O-75.
double deck choice 96-pound Shorn lambs
9.15; few odd lots native ewes, {.50-15.
Evening star., 1941-06-26

TONI SaIes TOT Inc day, 53U.OUU
Omit OF trading.
In nanIruptey o: recelvershlp blnr
sankruptcy Act or securities assumed such
Rates OF dividends In the foreRoinK table
nursemens oased the last quarterly decara
tlo1 Unless otherwise noted special
Ex oiyidend xr Ex rights Also
40 far this PAYABLE Aceunusted
1tyidends paid declared year
Evening star., 1941-06-26
New York Bar Silver

NEW YORK, June 26 P).-Bar
silver, 34'4, unchanged.
Evening star., 1941-06-26

nila 50 far this year e Paid last year
see,atior et Securities Dealers, me. ShieS
netes they % not reeessarflv r.f.si
se.ua! Etnsaetlons cr Arm bids or e~srs
ou' snouio INDICATE srrroyiMats prteH
Evening star., 1941-06-26

Bread prices In Switzerland have
risen nearly Is per cent since the
beginning Of the war.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK June IS OP,.-Nstlonsl As
sociation Securities Dealers, Inc.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Dry Goods Market

Certlnc1ted sp0t WOOL Z
b Bid. n Nominal.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Stock Leaders Edge
Moderately Higher
In Quiet Session
Most Closing Prices
In Plus Territory;
500, 900 Traded
Stock Averages
60 stock Range Since 1927:
By VICTOR Eubank.

Compiled hy the Associated PressD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

WHAT NEXT? First, they
electrified the monograph 70
save us from winding. Then they
fixed it for stacked records 10
keep the music continuous.
Now, there's an invention 10
make your eyes pop. It's
photograph with A double tone
arm that plays both sides of the
record without Tipping il over.
The top side plays through, the
arm swings back, the motor
stops and reverSeS the turntable
10 counter-clockwise, the arm
returns and plays the underside.
When the record is finished, il
is mechanically deposited into
velvet lined pocket at the side
and another record replaces H..
Fifteen records, top and bottom.
may be played in succession for
a two or three-hour concert.
And Just think, music-lovers.
II takes no more eXertion than
turning on radio. The needle
changing is eliminated by jewel
pickups which are guaranteed
for seven years and treat records
so gently that they'll last in
definitely
Above, Dolly Dawn, songstress,
inspects this amazing mechani-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Makeup Lore

FEW WOMEN are as fussy
about powder as they should be.
If they use rouge, they blend
the edges of the application,
places it high to give sparkle to
the eyes.
Placing rouge low gives a
acknowledgements look; yet
many women make the cosmetic
mistake.
Conditioning the skin for
make up is important if the eff
fects are TO be clarifying.
A dry skin fights powder:
won't have anything to do
with II.
An extremely oily skin catches
It in patches, seldom shows a
smooth application.
The dry epidermis must be
kept we'll fabricated the oily
one sponged with an astringent
once or twice day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Proper Method
OfWashing Hose

HOSIERY COLORS for Au-
tumn are enchanting. Beige
tones, shell shades, lovely smoky
grays and. Of course, the usual
pInkish browns.
Once more W. ask the pretty
ones 10 look after their stocking
seams. to keep them along the
straight and narrow path.
Ziggy seams are the pet peeve
of every man who has an eye for
feminine pulchritude.
If hosiery is put on properly.
there will be longer wear and
the seam will be straight.
Don't plunge in your foot
grab the stocking top and pull,
You'll get runs. Fold the length
of the stocking down 10 the
ankle. force the foot in gently,
unroll the stocking. attach the
hose supporters so that the leg
casing is smooth.
FluffS OF silk on stockings
come because Of rough handling
on the washboard. Of which
there is no need when launder-
ing.
Wear stockings Just one day.
Dip them in soapy water-don't
have il hot, because that may
change the color-and squeeze
them gently between the palms.
They should be ironed on the
wrong side 10 avoid shine.
A stocking manufacturer says
that many women rub and wiring
the life out of chiffon hosiery,
then complain because they
dent wear longer
He recommends that they be
patted between the folds Of a
towel when wet, then hung up
10 dry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Homemaker Sims Down
From a 40 to I3 Dress
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

slim again, and you could count
on losing that much IN two 10
two and one-half months.
Our Flint reducer mentioned
that she had 10 exercise because
she had so much weight 10 lose.
But no. matter how few pounds
you have 10 lose, you should
cinch your SHINING with the
calisthenics that will keep you
from losing too many inches off
the wrong measurement, from
failing 20 lose off the right ones,
and leave YOU feeling and look
ING younger.
Copyright, 1871, King Features synd, IN,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

AS YOU overweights are hon
est enough to admit. most Of
your alibis are pretty thin. But
just how thin they are you may
not realize until some one else
with a special brand of courage
and determination, shows you
what can be done.
Here IS a story that should
make you sit up and take your
self 10 task. For the first time
IN her grown-up life, Flint,
Mich, woman is slim. She had
been fat from the age Of II TO
30. She had never known what
II was 10 have teen age figure.
But l want ait of YOU over
weights who are constantly
trying to Justify your excess
poundage TO have her personal
story. Just as il was written 10
me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

Foy Thursday, October ..
HARCH ~ TO APRIL 70
ArfcR Opportunities freer
and more general today. Excel
lent Mars Moon vibrations en-
courage all things Of a military
and forccful nature But this
doesn't mean unpleasant agEres-
siyencss or recklcssncss. Be dis
crimfuativr.
APRIL or TO NAY 90
Taurus Personal and friyo-
lous interests are on the side
lines while practical. urgent and
genera projects require cooper
atoms and all out efforts from
You ana an OF US. Don : T7VE1rrtt--
any angle That can lead to
worthy success.
NAY ~ 10 JUNE ef
GclaLiLi- PERTAINS not so aus
pic.ous for private interests as
for matters Of magnitude and
public and national concern.
Stjrk closely 20 important work
tbcre9l be time later for the
lighter events
JUNE - TO July %
Copccr-It's your turn 20 give
TODAY "a boost, Stimulating.
boneGc rays for your especial
occupations and talents Don't
waste time ON the why's and
whercfores. ret busy on reaching
the obicctiycs.
JJLY - 70 AUGUST 20
10 o-Can't Just mill around
aimlessly This day, You've got
20 have a purposeful plan and
doggedlv follow it until you can
show something worth while for
y0uf tIWc ana CTT0fT.
AUG. 25 TO SEPT. 20
virgo - Opportunities for
bright ideas and mastery
schemes, but these should be
feasible and practical in struc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

-t;.'Fe p-aFkshle,-e spah.e-ef- pro-
duction
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
Libra ~ General mechanics.
builders Of machinery. airplanes
and all army and navy equip
ment. toolmakers, carpenters and
other important industrials fields
are especially sponsored this
constructive period.
OCT. - TO NOV. 20
.Scorpio-Should be a peak day
for YOU both personally and gen
orally. Whatever your occupa-
ton. give il the full force of
Scorpio's executive powers and
all-round intelligence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Proper Shoes
For Every
Costume
BY JOAN DEAN

THE WALRUs wanted 10
talk about shoes and ships and
sealing-wax we Just want
10 talk about shoes F.. and such
a grand variety as we have!
No wardrobe need be without
correct shoes for every costume
and occasion.
For daytime wear with suits
and street dresses there is the
favofite alligator spectator pump
in black or brown, 1t is the right
choice for tweeds or plain wool
ems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

LATE AFTERNOON and the
approach of the cocktail hour
finds you whiSking into the stun
ming black suede with grosgrain
ribbon inset from instep TO toe
The pump is snug-fitting and
gracefully scalloped II is fin
ished with a tiny grosgrain bow.
Later in the evening there is
the heel-leSs black with gilt nall
head trimming chances are
your dinner dress will have The
same nall-hcad detail high
fashion al the moment
WE HAVE saved the best find
Of all for the last you have
heard q lot about basic dresses
e. and all their possibilities
We present 20 YOU basic shoe
.. with the same versatility.
The shoe may be a pump IN
suede, patent or kid The trek
is 10 change tho buckle and 10
another pair Of shoes
There were buckles 20 right
OF Us buckles 10 left of us
and every one a chp-on that
can be changed IN a Nifty So We
chosl one for every day IN the
week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

MONDAY FINDS YOU shop
ping bent and so Vol snap on
the conservative little grosgrain
number with the red plastic
trim the rcd picking up The
color III your hat and belt
Tuesday there is bridge club
and you are wearing that Snappy
black YOU have been saving 10
aStonlsh the girls So your
pump goes out with n neat all
black grosgrain bow with button
Center.
V for victory, It's a poor
wardrobe, indeed. that doesn {
include TINS motif and you may
be sure " wasn't forgotten In
This assembly Of buckles It's
there in bright red plastic 90
20 with that red Jersey dress
or black for Wednesday
\ TAILORED suit is your
Thursday choice and so you
quickly snap into place the all
plastic double circle and your
shoes are tailored 10 order
Friday its cocktails al your
favorite spot and q daisy clip
gives a festive air with your Se-
quin-trmmed afternoon frock
And. of course YOU 20 dancing
Saturday so on goes p dreSSy
frorSeitatF bow Sunday ~ The
perforated bow and again
there is a different shoe
A mere snap Of a buckle and
every day IS a new day On your
shoe department So. and so in
expensive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
BY Frances Drake
NOV. % TO DEC. 20

NOV. % TO DEC. e
Caoiitarius-Youll need 10 be
well poised. tolerant, yet deter
mined for right results. Accu-
racy. simplicity and enthusiasm
are important requisites. Recon
struction. improvements favored.
DEC. % TO Jan. pr
Capricorn 49, Gains likely and
favored Management and lahnr
should epool their assets-brain
material. Drawn, cleverness and
loyalty TO government and good
causes. Stand firm for the right
JAN. 20 TO FEB. 20
Aqaarius - Unusual ideas Of
:. 4 re = ~ t4pitieS- relative TO GOV
eminent issues and consumers
needs. you employed in any
healthy undertaking can and
should make Roadway now.
FEB. ~ TO MARCH 20
Pisccs-If your schedule is
arduous and particularly impor-
tant. il Will take more than
mediocre effort TODAY. And h.
viii require strategy, fnesse and
patience to continue 1t. You can
do IL.
A CHILD born on this day
will be, If il lives true to its fine
inherent qualities, the type from
whom one seeks advice and
assistance. A Just, kindly indi-
vidual, generally capable and
reliable, slow to anger. but
staunch in defense of right.
Copyright. 1871, King Features synd Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Beauty Tips

NEW BEAUTY for Fall
Make that yoHf motto, fi'aik0
stock Of yourself Hair Mils.
skin and eyes. DO YOU need a
little overhauling? The Donna
Grace beauty leaflets VIII give
YOU all the advice you need 10
make you look your loveliest
B-61 Makeup 10 Accent Beauty
B-62- Milk Pack Treatment
B-63 Creams and Lotions
B-64 Treatment for Acne
BIB Pr0Prr-Care Of the Feet
B-74 Superfmous Hair
B-S8 12-Day Complexion Diet
BOZ Diet for Putting on Weight
B-94 The Freckle Treatment
B;95 Points on Swimming
You may have any two Of
these leaflets for 3 cents, or the
set of 10 for 10 cents. just send
your name and address. with the
money. to Donna Grace, The De-
troit Times, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

Sturdy health is tital to National Defense. Yet
OHe-fbird Of our people are suffering frOm HIDDEN
HUNGER rnalnntritiOnJ due TO improper eating
Tbafs WbT J0Hr Government and feadiHg scientists
hare deteiobed a new "Yarddiek FIR NHtufiOn J"
And first on many diets brobOsed to meet this yard
stick H-Drink MILK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
BY JANE MOWERS

cal device that even shuts off
when the concert is over.
It's a great day for the lazy
man.
For shopping information, call
Cherry $500. Line BAT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
1873 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SIND Ny TNDIVID-
UAL HOROSCOPE. PERSONAL
DAILY @ UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR FOR the LAST SIX
month, OF l94L
Vas Born;
Month ............ Day ..,...
Su{ lfr ard Self s5src1,4
Nsnffi Estciots
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Size 40

Il had often read articles in
which women announced that
they were back down 20 their
teen-age sizes. When ! was in
my teens l was wearing sizes
40 and A. Perhaps YOU can
imagine how happy l am 10 be
wearing a size 13 al the age Of
80. But you couldn't know how
/ really feel unless you had lost
some weight yourself-and quite
a lot.
Il couldn't even ride a bicycle
in my schooldays, ! was so stout.
But I bought one last Spring
and what fun Il is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Special Exercises

Besides bicycling. l did spe.
-eial exercises very faithfully
had 10, losing that much weight
And / have taken eight inches
off the bust, which makes me
"a / took al inches off the
waiStline, and / now measure 26
inches. And l lost l3-who ever
thought that was an unlucky
number? inches off the hipllne
and my hips are only "a inches.
Il am Just where l wanted to
bs. I lost 67 pounds and weigh
30 pounds, which seems 10 be
all right for my height of )
feet l.
IT would like YOU 10 publish
my letter. l hope il Will help
some one else"
/ believe her sfaFp VIII help
many of you TO get started on
your slimming. On the average,
most Of you would only have 70
lose from 20 70 30 pounds 10 be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

;.3Fe -sreFAshler- eaPahle-ef pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

Versatility plus basic pump with
bow for every day Of the week With
tailored costumes you'll want the smart
alligator shoe, the built-up tie goes to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

dressy daytime affairs and the center shoe
with nailhead trim glitters in the evening.
For shopping information call Joan Dean
Fashion Editor, at CHI. $500, line SAT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

causes HIDDEN HUNGER. Get fit Follow
Uncle Sans ''Yardstck for Nutrition. . and
drink Sealtest Homogenized Vitamin ID Milk
with every meal Start today. Order from our
milkman-your favorite store-or telephone
Temple 1000 or Madison 29SO.