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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-17
S. (. Augusta

S. z. Augusta. Mich. Oct. IL
Sunday visitors at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Polzin were M.
end Mrs. Peter Urban. Mrs. Walter
Urban and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Sparrow and family
Wayne and Pvt John Laurie. Alex
andris. la.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kowalsk
and son, Detroit, spent Sunday with
her sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester
Savage.
Corporal Laurence Polzin re
turned to the home Of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs George Polzln and
family after spending some time al
Fort Wavne Hospital. He left Mon
day for Boulder Dam, Nevada.
Mrs. Anna Beard spent the week
end with her granddaughter Miss
Hilda Connors. Detroit.
Corporal Paul Prokrywka I.
spending a Is day furlough with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Prokrywks.
Miss Blanche Frebes. Detroit Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Mason
Sunday.
Pvt. John Laurie Hudson. visited
his sister. Mr. and Mrs. George
Polzin and family. Monday.
Miss Lucille Connors, Ypsilanti
spent "wednesday at her home here
Mr.. and Mrs GEORGE Polzln Wis
tied their daughter Rosetta AZ the
School Of Home Arts in Detroit
Tuesday.
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Paint Creek

Paint Greek. Mich. oct. 17-Mrs.
Edwin Adiska. Sr.. who returned
to Chicago for an examination. is
now home and Is slowly improving.
Mrs Wayne Draper spent the
week end in Ann Arbor with her
daughter Mrs. Frances Polhemns
Mr. and Mrs. Theron VANITY are
entertaining their aunt, Mrs. Marie
Finch. Davidson. Mich, for a week.
Robert Kerr, Milan, enjoyed dinner
sunday with Mr. and Mrs. VANITY
MS uncle and aunt.
Mrs. Harlow LANG Is doing sub.
sutute teaching this week at the
Lincoln School.
Mrs. Eleanor Sanderson was
visited Sunday evening by friends
from Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hennon
visited their uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. John Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fuller en-.
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WHAT MAKES WEATHER


DR.. Irving kricks theory that
variation in the suns radiation
provides an important key TO long
range weather forecasting, may
also lead 10 new heat and power
discoveries;
For the weather predictions he
uses curve OF solar heat varis-
lions which Dr. Charles G. Abbot
of the Smithsonian Institution IS
now able. after 80 years Of study,
10 plot with fair accuracy year in
advance.
Dr. Krick, California Institute Of
Technology weather expert only
recently announced the discovery
that weather follows certain pat
terms which are repeated, with
variations, at long intervals. Now
be says he had found that these
patterns are Influenced by the
amount OF heat which reaches the
earth in certain areas.
This must bring satisfaction 10
Dr. Abbot, now 90, for his long
studies of the tets4amount and
variability of solar radiation. It's
absorption in the solar and terres-
trial envelopes, and effects Of its
variability on climate. He has
heated water with the suns rays
and cooked on a solar stove made
at his temporary home on Mount
Wilson.
Commenting on the possibility
Of Harvesting the suns rays n
states with few cloudy days, DR..
Abbot says New. Mexico could sup
ply from solar radiation over ten
trillion horsepower hours per year
Of mechanical power, which com
pares with the power possibilities
Of all coal, oil and water used an
nually for heat. light and water
combined IN the United States
The earth could probably get its
heat and mechanical power from
the sun II the way 70 harness this
energy can be discovered.
AS Dr.. Krick ties in DR.. Abbot's
solar radiation findings with a new
system OF long range weather fore
casting. there should be more new
discoveries. They have decided that
the suns energy output varies lit
tie, but that ozone bands above
the earth absorb part OF the heat.
The ozone layers are thicker above
the poles and therefore absorb
more heat there than at the equa-
tor These ozone bands apparent
ly shift, varying the amount OF
heat transmitted and causing a
movement OF air masses This,
under the Krick theory. provides
the key to weather changes.
DR.. Krick. who is issuing detail
ed monthly weather charts cover
ing the United States and Canada.
scored about 50 per cent with bis
September chart. Later he may 20
better As all who read weather
reports know, there Is room for
vast improvement in accuracy OF
predictions.
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him, charges Aubrey, demanding a
congressional investigation.
In his capacity as federal loan
administrator. Commerce Secre-
tary Jesse H. Jones is on the par
Of the Office of Production Man.
agement, Director William s.
Knudsen's bureau, for delay, it's
asserted, in financing pig iron,
aluminium, magnesium and syn
thetic rubber contracts.
The navy adds that he's slow
with steel, too, holding up warship
construction.
Knudsen and National Price Ad.
ministrator Leon Henderson didn't
exactly quarrel. but they did differ
quite a while back over Icons re-
strictions on the auto industry
which Knudsen, a specialist on the
subject. said were likely to limit
civilian car production to an extent
that would result in a deal of I'M
employment-more of it than could
be absorbed even by the emer-
gency
Director Floyd M. Odlum of
OPMs division for the spreading
out Of government contracts among
small manufacturing companies
and Donald Nelson, executive man.
ager Of the Supply Priorities and
ALLEGATIONS board, are another pair
who evidently disagree as to allow
ances Of raw materials among in
dustries.
Conflicting Views
SPAB and some OPM reasoning
favors a complete cutting off Of
supplies from all plants that aren't
engaged in and can't be converted
into defense production, leaving
EN- to fold up IL necessary.
AS SPAB's chief executive, It's
taken for granted that this is Don
Nelson's reasoning.
Director Odlum, however, has
spoken for as much llberality as
possible toward non-defense con-
Germs which furnish a maximum Of
employment.
Our older government agencies
have been in operation long enough
to understand what their respec-
tive missions are, but the new ones
pull in a different direction each.
Some Of EN- also pull in opposition
to the old ones, which pull opposite
ly with much vigor.
Some Of it's temperate argu-
ment, but good deal of it is ugly,
like the Carmody-Palmer and
Warren-Williams controversies.
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Defense Bond Quiz

Q. What Is one way In which
everybody. no matter how small
his income, can help 10 keep down
the cost OF living. and also aid ma
tional defense?
A. BY refraining from spending
ell his earnings. and investing A
part OF them IN Defense Bonds and
Stamps Thus he also provides
himself with assets which will be
available when goods are plentiful
after the emergency.
Q. What happens TO Defense
Savings Bonds that are held be
yond maturity
A. The interest on Defense Saw
ings Bonds ceases when they ma
ture. In other words. the redemp.
tlon value OF such Bonds does not
change after maturity; they may
be redeemed at any time thereafter.
Note To buy Defense Bonds and
Stamps. go to the nearest post
office. bank. or savings and loan
association: or write TO the Treas
urer Of the United States. Wash.
ington. d. C. Also Stamps are
now on sale at retail stores.
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Pick of the Air Today

900 - Playhouse "Wuthering
Heights;
9:30-First Nighter;
10:0O-Hollywood Premiere.
C-Blue-7:O0-Drama Men OF
Moscow;
9:0O-Michael and Kitty:
10:00-Romance and Rhythm. .
MBS-7:30 (West $500 - Lone
Ranger;
9;30-Berle and Laughton;
10:15-Leon Henderson and Theo.
Crank on Price Control.
Saturday
THE WAR-Morning: 500 NBC
CHS, S:45 NBC-Red. S:55 NBC-
Blue, 900 CHS, 1000 MBS, 1900
CHS MBS; Afternoon: 300 CHS.
$50 CHS, 6:25 NBC. 6:45 CHS
NBC-Blue.
NBC-Red-11:30 a. m.-Jim Anne
che Vaudeville:
$50 p. m.-Religion in the News.
CBS-11:05 a. m.-Kay Thompson
& Co.;
$500 p. m.-Calling Pan-America
NBC-Blue - 1890 National
Grange;
5:00-Chicago Serenade.
MBS - 1880 a. m. - Rainbow
House;
$50 p. m.-Prelude to Stardom.
SHORT WAVES For Saturday:
DID DID Berlin, 6:30-Strauss
Operettas; Csc esd London.
>7:45 Democracy Marches;
RV96 Moscow, 9:30-English
Period: TGWA Guatemala, 10: Is
Concert. For Sunday: Csc
esd London, 5:55-News An
alysis; HAT4 Budapest, 1870.
Waltzes and News: DJD DID
DXP Berlin. S:15-Comment;
Rv96 Moscow, 9:30-News.
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BIRTHDAY OF Mr.. FREEMAN
nRSERNEn AT nINMEl

Frains Lake. Mich. Oct. 16-All
OF the children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Freeman and their families
with the exception OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Downs. Houston. Texas,
gathered at the parental home Sat
urday and Sunday in observance
OF their fathers birthday, which
occurred Sunday. In addition 10
the family. for Sunday dinner were
Miss Mary Freeman. Ypsilanti, and
Mrs. Grace Freeman. Whitaker
Rd.
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National sroaocastrno Company

National Broaocastfno Company
Red network. WLW 700. WV
$50, WTAM 100 WMAQ $40; Blue
network. WXYZ 1870, WLW 700;
WGN 720.
Columbia BrosdcastIng Company
-WJR $50, WBBM $50. WCKY
1880, WFBM 1860, VICAR 1880,
VEINS 1860, WOOD 1910; Blue
network, WOWO 1890.
Mutual Broadcastlno Company
network, WLW 700. CKLw 500:
Red letwork. WLW 700: Blue
WGN 100.
Five football games come up for
broadcasting Saturday. They are:
Michigan VS.. Northwestern, NBC-
Red las p. M; Cornell VS.. Navy,
CHS and NBC-Blue 1:45; Ohio
State vs.. Purdue, MBS 1:45; Min
nesota VS.. Pittsburgh. CHS about
1870; Nebraska VS.. Indiana, M3S
about 4:30.
Tonight
THE WAR-7:00 MBS. 7:15 NBC-
Red, 500 MBS, S:15 MBS, S:55
CHS, 1000 MBS, 1920 NBC-Blue,
10:45 CBS-East, 1880 MBS,
1900 NBC CHS.
TALKS-NBC.Blue $50, Alfred NJ.
Landon at Kansas City; CHS
East 1920, Sir Earle Paige on
Australian War Effort; MBS
1918. Rep. Harold Knudson IN
The War.
REDS: 90 Lucille Manners
Concert;
s:30-Information Please:
9:00-Waltz Time;
9:30-Doghouse;
10:30-Studio X.
CHS 1880 (West 10:30) - AL
Pearce;
S:00-Kate Smith Hour;
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BIRTHDAY OBSERVED

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Judson en-.
tertained a group of friends OF
their father. Fred Judson, Tues
day night, honoring him on his
birthday. Six tables of cards were
in play. Winners of the prizes
were Mrs. Daniel Patrick, Melvin
Shumaker. Mrs. Chester Martin and
Albert Staebler. Mrs. Judson
served a delicious luncheon to the
% guests.
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STRIKE SETTLED

Detroit, Oct. IL ms State
Labor Conciliator Edward NJ. owen
said here a two day A. F. OF l..
strike at the New York Spring
Company has been settled with
granting OF wage adjustments plus
adoption Of a grievance procedure
outlawing strikes until the state
labor board has had a week 10 az.
tempt Cancellation.
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TEST THE SITUATION

WHEN YOU have won the
opening trick to which your part
ner led. and you hold the ace of
some other suit, 1t is sometimes
we'll to lay that down at once II
there is any doubt about what
may be your best return. This
gives him a chance to play either
a low or a high card and so let
you know whether he wants that
suit repeated or would prefer
something else. That is. Of course,
risky If there is a king or queen
Of your ace suit in the dummy. as
use Of the ace then may set up a
card which you later could knock
off. But If the dummy has no
honor Of the suit higher than the
jack or ten. the ace play may tell
you how to set the hand. without
any great risk being taken
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FARMERS CLUB MEETS
AT STAEBLER HOME

The Arbor Farmers Club met
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Staeb
Ter, Plymouth Rd.. Wednesday
night with a large membership
present. After the business meet
ing cards were enjoyed. High
scores went to Mrs. Alton Bolgos
and Leo Harrington and low scores
to Mrs. Charles Freeman and Viii,
liam letter. The club will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. |. Martin in
November.
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CHUNGKING. China-AP-M Merle
Cochrane. OF the United States
Treasury and Sir OSto Niemeyer,
head of British financial and eco
monte mission TO China, arrived
here Thursday from Hongkong by
airplane.
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APPOINTMENT ANNOUNCED

Hint. Oct. l7-INS-City Mana.
ger George 7. Gundry has an.
nounced the appointment OF Capt.
James T. Byars. Kansas City. Mo,
chief OF detectives, as chief OF po-
lice OF Flint. Byars, who immedl-
ately accepted the position, sue
ceeds Nell F. Anderson who resign
ed TO accept the same position in
Pasadena. Cal.
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schedule faithfully, have by this
time. am sure, seen the benefits
you wanted. If you still need to
lose, urge you to go on for an
other full three weeks.
| choose and insist on the three
weeks period, as explained in one
Of my first articles, because you
are not likely to get the full bene-
fit Of dieting anything short Of
that period. Fat has the peculiar
property Of holding water.
When dieting starts, the fat
cells have to break down, but even
after they begin to disintegrate,
what is left of the fat cell retains
its water. This water retention
may go on for two or even three
weeks, then the water lets go in
a rush and sudden reduction Of
weight occurs.
When Reduction Occurs
Almost always this reduction
occurs by the twenty-frst day
That is why choose a three weeks
period. If you stop the diet before
that and become more liberal. the
fat cells go back to good solid fat
cells, and you lose the benefit that
you were just on the verge Of OBJ
tanning. And this process is re-
peated in that the next real loss
may not occur until the end Of
another twenty-one days.
So this article is in the nature
Of a pep talk to keep you on your
diet if you need to lose some more.
II you have not followed the first
three weeks routine, you can begin
now on this one.
Too Much Haste Undesirable
The diets which promise to lose
you a pound day or ten pounds
week seem to me to be doing
things too fast for safety and com
fort, and to accord with scientific
facts. Banting, the great popu
larizer of dieting for reduction,
was tickled because he lost thirty
five pounds in thirty-eight weeks.
That seems slow tempo for the
modern who wants quick results,
but it is better scientific dietetic
practice.
Fat is fuel storage material. 1t
tends to accumulate in depots.
These depots are the bane of the
overweight persons existence
under the chin, back Of the upper
arms, in the bust, around the
waist, over the hips and around
the thighs and upper legs. They
give up their fuel when the de.
mand comes.
But fat, as l said, is wet gun.
powder. 1t takes an emergency to
ignite it.
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o I h e r. That s
what they do.
anyway. Wash
ington fairly
jumbled W it h
EN-.
Creation OF
federal agencies
dates back a
long, long time.
but it didn't as
sumo epidemic
form until Pres
ident Roosevelt
took Office. He
had the depres-
sion on his
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stamann,
Worthwhile were Tuesday morning
visitors al the Judson home
Joseph Karnes. Tipp City, Ohio,
is spending a short time with Oil
yer Martin.
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News From Frains Lake
Wscs M.ets

The local W.S.CS. met here for
luncheon with Mrs. Frances VIII
son at the Dixboro parsonage. Sew.
eral OF the members attended a
luncheon at West Side church in
Ann Arbor Wednesday afternoon.
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Fifty Years Ago

tertained their children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Densel Fuller and children,
David and Patricia. East Ypsilanti.
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knittInu Class Meets

The class in knitting met Wed
nesday evening with Mrs. Grace
Judson.
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Observations
When Government
Agencies Overlap
They Often Clash
BY Charles p. Stewart

GOVERNMENTAL functionaries
have been increased in number so
fast Of late that probably it's no
wonder that they fall over one an
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NYA Has Problem
SECOND THREE-WEeK DIET PERIOD
FALL REDUCING piEr-ERIDAY AND sAruRpA,

oINOTND THKcE-WEEN DIET PEKOD
FALL REDUCING DET-ERIDAY AND SATURDAY
Breakfast:
Half grapefruit. (vitamn c..
One egg (Vitamn b.
l slice with butter.
Cup black coffee.
Luncheon:
Small steak or fried chicken. (Protein).
tablespoonful stewed carrots-no butter (Vitamin Az
Lettuce and tomato alad-1 teaspoonu dressing
Stewed fruit (roughage).
Tea coffee.
Supper:
Soup-cup Of clear bouillon.
Zweiback with little butter.
Glass of whole milk Calcium
Black coffee
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In some cases East then bid s.
Diamonds as a possible sacrifice.
In one case East doubled the 4
Spades. but at most tables Of the
duplicate where this deal arose. II
was passed there and played at
4-Spades. The main point Of the
deal came in the defense against
the spade games. a.
Every West led his club o.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-17

dealer: North. North. South
vulnerableD
How should South play this deal
at 4-Spades. after West has taken
two diamonds and leads the heart
2. II during the auction West had
bid clubs. East supported them.
and finally East doubledf.
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Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Twenty Years Ago
kiWans Ypsantis civic club inaugurated
night programs for the
guests enjoyed steak dinner the Country Speakers
included Rev Cunning Idle Methodist Church
N Arthur Stalker Ann Arbor who told of his trip 70 England
The anniversary the Congregational Church
pleasant occasion or guests Mr. and Mrs
Seth Mereness Dr and Mrs " Wood Julia
charter members.
H. Wortey has purchased the property
y the George block of Wenze King purchased
entire block.
Wedding Mrs Anna Mundy Charles Oelke Presby
teriap nareon7ze in Arbor.
Fifty Years Ago
Miss Jessie Normal Conservatory and Miss Helen
frue Detroit have sailed for Europe They
special study Of musical composition and letters
ducuon 10 the distinguished composer
Messrs Herbert Voorhees, Derk VI segenga n B. Beers
T. w Patton Stuart Lather Charles II w.
attended the state convention of the Y NJ CA
representatives Of the 8 c. A.
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hands TO deal with, and promptly
began setting up lots and lots Of
bureaus to attend 10 various details
Of the job in general. Economic
conditions improved ultimately, but
a government rganlzation, once
established, never is abolished. AS
the depression more or less faded
out Of the picture. fresh patches of
commissions and administrations
had to be invented to develop New
Deal policies into permanency. The
capital already literally was clut-
tered with these outfits when the
present emergency hit the country.
Since then boards and things have
been evolved at a rate to stagger
the Imagination.
At a matter Of fact, they over
lap, and when they overlap they
clash.
Ilustratively, Federal Works Ad-
ministrator John NJ. Carmody and
Defense Housing Co-ordinator
Charles F. Palmer were described
before a congressional committee
the other day as having disagreed
to the point of irritation" over the
construction Of living quarters for
workers in defense industries.
Carmodys account was that
Palmer had built accommodations
az such q ridiculous rate that about
half of EN- are unoccupied. And
the reason for that, rejoins Palmer,
is that when- he gets one of his
buildings finished, it's Carmody's
business to furnish it, and he's so
slow about it that something like
half Of his structures are uninhab-
liable and their would-be occupants
are sleeping on park benches.
NYA Has Problem
Director Aubrey williams OF the
National Youth Administration
wants more money for his aggre-
cation. It's chronic with all of EN-.
Comptroller General Lindsay c.
Warren of the General Accounting
Office, which checks up on govern
ment spending. remarks that the
NYA was a depression-born con-
Germ, that now the depression's
over, and that, consequently, Au-
brey not only doesn't need more
money, but IS spending too much
already. Warrens trying to smear
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Your Health

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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Fine Points in Bridge
rEPApD pspCr av

against the 4-Spades. dummy low
and the A winning. In most cases
East then returned his club 6. hop
ing his partner had a singleton for
a ruff. He did not. and so the de-
clarer made his game by drop
ping trumps and thereafter losing
only one trick In diamonds and
one in hearts. in which he led the
suit toward his K. East being fool
ish enough to play his A on 1t,
whereas playing the 7 would have
enabled his side to get two tricks
lr hearts and beat the contract.
Only one East made the correct
low play, beating the contract
this way.
Another East. however. defeat
ed the contract by a testing play
on the second trick. After winning
with the club A. he laid down the
heart A. When West played the
Q. he naturally repeated the suit
for a ruff. and the diamond A
then beat the contract
The contract can also be beaten
by playing the clubs differently.
but nobody did II
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Today's Horoscope
II your birthday Is today. look
for an expansion in. your financial
affairs You may safely travel.
deal with the public and agents.
advertise. and success viii crown
your efforts However. some do
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Hints on Etiquette

II is bad manners to talk
down" to people whom you may
think inferior to you In education
or social station.
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Words OF Wisdom

Words OF Wisdom
The punishment Of criminals
should be of use when man is
hanged he is good for nothing -
Voltalre
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Tx BOLIVIA A NAN
WEARS 1AE FikERI AMP
NE WIFE WEARS NE
Brown DERBY"

One-Minute Test
What is insipience?
2 In what two months does
the equinox occur?
3. During the term Of what
United States president was par
eel post inaugurated
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schedule faithfully, have by this
time, am sure, seen the benefits
you wanted. If you still need to
lose, urge you to go on for an
other full three weeks.
Evening star., 1941-05-11

Quantity of food won't keep your dog
in health and high spirits SITS quality
of food that counts. Give him Spratt's
Meat-Fibrine Biscuit Foods, the choice
of experts for more than IS years. Made
of the highest quality ingredients,
Spratts contain wheat for stamina, meat
for energy and are crisp baked to safe
guard teeth and digestion. One pound
of Spratt's is equal in feeding value to
two pounds of flean meat. Ask for Spratt's
FIBO (granulated), SPIX (bone size),
OVALS or ASSORTED BISCUITS.
Evening star., 1941-05-11

Fort Bennne troops morehne the type helmet They
the fiber liner field hot neod Of the present
cop while the steel she'll the duo helmet eoed their poek
reody the liner under fire. p and Wide World Photos