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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21

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Evening star., 1941-08-18
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

News from abroad has told of a
city which the Germans have been
calling "St. Petersburg" but its
name was changed to "Leningrad"
In 1924.
Leningrad Is in Northwestern Rus
sia. 1t is the second largest city IN
the Soviet Union.
How many persons there are In
Leningrad today would be hard to
tell. Some residents left it after the
opening of the Russo-German war.
On the other hand, extra soldiers
were rushed into the city and the
suburbs around 1t. The best we can
say is that the population last year
was more than 100000.
Going back into history, we find
that the city was founded by the
Gear known as Peter the Great.
Two hundred and thirty -eight years
have passed since he ordered the
work to begin.
Peter the Great had been fight
ing war with Sweden, and had
captured fort at the mouth of the
Neva River. This river flows into
the eastern end of the Gulf Of Fin
land.
The Gear said his new city would
be "a window to the west" With
. port In that location, Russian
vessels could sail out Of the Gulf
Evening star., 1941-08-18

and political writer Of the 18th CEN
tury, Edmund Burke, according to
Thomas Carlyle, who wrote: Burke
said there were Three Estates in
Parliament; but in the Reporters
Gallery yonder, there sat a Fourth
Estate more important far than they
all. 1t is not a figure Of speech, or
witty saying; it is literal fact
very momentous to us In these
times"
Evening star., 1941-08-18
.Czor Founded City as Window to West

Thousands Of men fell sick and
died as they labored on churches,
palaces and other buildings which
the Gar ordered them to put up.
The site Of the city was in the midst
of swamps and was not healthful.
We are told that every one hated
the place"-except Peter.
The new city was named st. Pet
ersburg, in honor of the Cars
patron saint. 1t became the capital
Of Russia, taking the place Of Mos
COW. Within q few years 1t had q
population Of 10000.
Near the close Of the World War
the name was changed to "Petro-
grad" and the Soviet government
moved to Moscow, making that old
city once more the Russian capital.
Later the name was changed from
Petrograd to Leningrad.
(For Travel or General Interest section
Of your scrapbook.)
If you want = free copy Of the
leafiet entitled Background Of Euro
pean War" send me . Scent
stamped, self addressed envelope In
care Of The Evening Star.
n~A hd
FonsorrosO-ctty of Noscos0.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle

EEL;
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Announcement

In response to popular demand,
have reprinted /. my pamphlet
"25 Errors in Grammar, and How
to Avoid them" This fills long
felt want. It's simple and nom
technical. Don't delay; supply is
limited. Send a stamped (3c),
self addressed envelops to Frank
Colby, in care of The Evening
Evening star., 1941-08-18

of Finland into the Baltic Sea, then
to the North Sea.
The spot chosen was not quite on
the coast. II was where the Neva
River branches into parts. Yet large
ships could sail along the river
branches to the sea.
Forty thousand soldiers and farm
ers were set to work in 170S. Many
Of them were Cossasks and Tartars.
Later they were Joined by Swedish
prisoners and by 10000 day laborers.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
LETTER-OUT

earrange
called column letter
the from which 1t.
correctly it's the last prize.
to Saturdays LETTER OUT.
UD RIFLES-FRIES (cook does this).
(O ROADSTER-STARRED ACTRESSES featured).
GRANDI-NADIR (the lowest).
PREDICATE-CARPETED is
Evening star., 1941-08-18

Star. Ask for GRAMMAR Pam.
phlet. It's free for the asking.
Evening star., 1941-08-18
Take My Word
For 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.

Recognize
Verb. To know again; to aclnowl-
edge.
In careless speech, the "g' OF
RECOGNIZE is usually not heard,
as. "REK-uh-nize. But diction-
AIRY research fails to find approval
for the silent g."
Likewise, no dictionary known to
me sanctions the frequently heard:
REX -ig-nize"
In the second or "og" syllable,
the 20" is obscure or neutral, and
the "g" Is hard as in bog, cog, thus:
REK-ug-nize.
Capitals indicate syllables to be
Accented.)
Evening star., 1941-08-18

North bid four no-trump to find
out how many aces South had, and
South made the Blackwood re-
Sponse of five diamonds to show
one ace. North knew that one ace
had to be lost. and feared that some
trick might have to be lost in an
other suit, SO bid only five hearts.
South claimed he couldn't bid any
more, partly because he had already
bid his full strength, and partly be-
cause North had assumed RESPONSE
bility for determining the final con-
tract when he bid four no-trump.
Who was right?" n
South was right, and North was
over-conservative. 1t is true that
player who bids four no-trump in
the Blackwood convention thereby
states that he will determine the
final contract on the basis of his
partners response. In this case, for
example, North knew how many
aces South had, but South had no
information about North's. When
North bid five hearts, therefore,
South was obliged to pass, since
there might be two aces out against
him.
But, as a matter of fact, North
could have bid six hearts right over
South's bid of three clubs. The
only real point in bidding four no.
trump should have been to explore
grand slam chances. 1t is difficult
to see how South could have had
less for his two bids than he actu-
ally did have; and that was enough
to make the slam lay-down. A slam
bidding convention is, after all, just
a guide; 1t is still necessary to use
judgment and courage when your
cards require those virtues.
Saturday you were Howard
schenken's partner and, with nei-
ther side vulnerable, you held:
AQ1O73
y KQ6
.
= A 1898
The bidding:
Jacoby You Maier Schenken
PdSS Ia Pass "A
Pass 3& 80 Dbl.
Pass CD
Answer-Pass. You have excel
lent defense in three suits and your
partner signifies good defense
against diamonds. The chances are
that you will collect at least a two
trick penalty, perhaps more: and
your chance for game is slim If your
partner has much of his meager
strength in diamonds.
Score 100 per cent for pass, 10
per cent for three spades.
Question No. S41.
Today you are David Burnstone's
partner and, with neither side vul-
nerable, you hold:
4 A 1918
y 842
8 5
= K643
The bidding:
Jacoby You Schenken Burnstone
Pass CD
What do you bid7 (Answer to-
morrow
released by the Bell Syndicate. Ine)
Evening star., 1941-08-18
FOURTH ESTATE.

From Philadelphia: Although I
am newspaper man, have never
learned why newspapers collec-
lively and Journalism are referred
TO as the Fourth Estate" I be-
lieve that your readers would like
to know the origin. Also, please
tell us what the first three estates
are. F.
Answer: Thank you for an ex-
cellent suggestion.
In England's early days, the So
eial order was divided into three
classes, or estates: The clergy, the
mobiles and the commons. News
papers were called the Fourth
Estate" by the British statesman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Conference 10 Fix
Detroit Milk Price

4 conference Wednesday be-
tween the Michigan Milk Pro-
ducers' Association and milk
companies here VIII determine
whether the price of milk in De-
troi should be- lifted from l. cents
10 = cents a quart. Mix producers,
al a recent meeting with the milk
distributors. asked that the whole
sale price be increased from s. 30
per hundredweighi OF Grade ! 20
S272. because Of an increase IN
farm wages and the defense
created demand for cvsporated
mix and cheese.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Marine News

UP-Wescoat. sumatra. a. m. sun
day; J. L. Reiss. o:35 Jaftray cleared.
o;35; Kenefick g:43: T. w Robinson
In15; c. a. Reiss. Green Island arrived,
1915 ?. m. Finland 80 Mccullough,
40 Burlington, 2.05 Grey Beaver, 2 b6
South Park arrived. 3 90. Harvey. 1925.
South American arrived 4;05: Ironwood
arrived. 4:05; Sonora. 5; Seneff. $40
Macoubrey. $780, South American cleared.
$50: Cheyenne. $50; Dahlke cleared.
s 40. Yosemite. $50 RavnefJell. Sierra
arrived, 40; Augustus. 7'45 Kopmeier
arrived, 500 sherwin, $40; Cornelius ar
rived, 80 Ellwood, 40, Mead arrived,
$40: McDougan- rsala. so Walters.
1910; Platts Socany arrived. l0:20; Sui
lNan Bros. II 40. Barrallton- Pleasant ar
} rived, ll:i0; POUCH. socony 12:05 a. m,
cleared, ~ %. Royaron, - 30. Barkham-
stead Constitution arrived II 40, Barlow
Fuleaity cleared Victorious, 40;
Palmer, 2:5a ingalls, arrived. ,. Wilkin-
son, SOS: King $40 Aleorsll. 5:25;
City Windsor arrived $50; W 7. Weir,
l625 Reed. $50. CHI Schneider. 35 (.
! A T. Kinney. 100 Rand, 1850. u. 5.
DoWN-cornen. . IS a. m. sunday; Al
! pena arrived. ButterCup- Sapor- Freeland
lsrrived. Widener, 9:5j. Franquehu, 1925
Bonner. 1910. J c. Allen. 1880; Para
tex, II .05. Fleetwood cleared, II 90;
Dahlke arrived. II 30; scandrett arrived,
/ II IS. Steelton II 20 Rand. ~ %. Sarn-
an II As. Phipps 1850. Ball Bros. ] 80 ,
Kinney arrived 1850; Barlow Frugali'y ar
rived. EOS, Galloway, 2.21. scandrett
cleared 2 40; Farbairn- Smeaton, %
| Detroter. $40; sweden, 4.2O, r. l..
smith, i:25 j. G. Morse. McLauchan,
$40, Con Power. 1913. Cornelius Jr,
|535: MacNaughton. So; Kendrick. 615;
lCaNerley Jr, $50 Huron cleared, 80
Midland Prince sos W. + White. %
Fulton 9l5 shaughnessy. 500 Ishpem-
Ing, 1885, Cowle, II so. Hcbson. 40
Soodoc. Conueaut II 50; Peter White.
I12:fj a IN. Monday jenkins, 20 Can
sndoc, ? % Morgan u 245; kopmeier
cleared Mckinney. Z $50, Lehlgh, 10
Algosoo. , 5O AiEosbeel, 80 Sheadle' ..
Conway, sos lakewood arrived. o. Town
send 7iO; Humphrey. $780, Watt. 100
sAULT SRI. MARIE
UP-Sylvanla, q. m sunday; Pain.
finder. J.. = smith. = 80 Capt wilson. 2
e.. a Black > Lemoyne. w. SNYDER
DR.. $50. ". Cyde. o. NJ, kei si
y = Ups 3D. f'3o; " McGonaEle ''9S
"A. w Osborne II u Brown. Yates. @
x. Watson 6.5u. Cad lac 'C}iunE wood
- II. Mclean. = 80, Joliet. so; n Jphn-
son. 80. Gotham. Merle Prindoc'
1880; = ,. Jones. CoryGs. IL; verona y,
noon Henry Fofa Assin.u 'ia Q. ~
3 r. johnson EhG Petseus. Nndcmoya,
3 p. =. smith. {. POS Il ffaniZ. tu
Michigan. Cambria A. Ncrnnir. -5et
- Crawford o su'tsna. Fesoluie. n. j.
shaw Bryn baree. steel krg. $50: Wah
cludah Harvester Z Lasonda. t.dut ! J.
Eeiss s. y Lrop. .d. e. q. A. Pau.
80. WIN N.un-lam. $780, Ict
Ter ~ sNf a trrt = iin4tlult
tII Wash. 81 Davidson. II ~
Pegasus. Chss Daale.E. ~ 500 "a m Non
day. A. Hattr.d Ern'oye. q. VIM
9 30 Thos. Ltucr Chester i0t p
tads harre l37, Cfldo.t o, LasaIie' 100
powH Humphrey. r Y Tovn,ena
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
DIXORCFS

Alice stephens from James
Grace G paBur.kv from Emery
Dorothy A HaWkysrd from William,
Lena ST. Babel from Ra' mond.
Agnes SaEan from William
Wtuuua Pavey from Fred ".
STANLEY Arthur Rowe from clara Marion
Euhy Higgins from James
FuIa Mae Bryant from tiussic
Wilma Marlatt from Frank Walter
Pearl y Johnson from Kenneth a.
Fva TAYLOR rom frank
Alberta &. Murphy from vincent
Wlterard VI Goddard from Joseph Eugene
Martha S1hicsk from Emery
Donald V. Hartwig from Evelyn.
Anna ksts nom lN James.
Frleda Murphy uom fr8uris.
Charles Thar from GLADYS
Joseph " Park from Aau p.
Eleanor a Hawkins from Ear.
Adeliue Saivnl from Bernard
william T. Welsh from Pauline Il.
Kathryne Jamison from William.
Grace Miller from Donald
Helen Pearson from William 7.
Ruby J. no from Waldo "
Maud Peterson from Carl o.Wcr.
.ee Belle from AufHiue'fe.
Catherine puEh from George
So are Hatchcft from Charles
Dewey Ou'lant from lusrifa.
Mary Poole from Waiter O.
louise MCCOY from Clarence.
Vera Smith from Arthur a.
Elo Alhalate from MNIa.
Marie Hart from Arlin
Charles Pevksla from Sophia.
CHARLES Luuis Bunch from Leone.
SCra Courier from FRED
Dorothy Richardson from John /.
Mamie Smokes from william.
sarah Gallagher from Louis
IChris'ine Moore from Adams.
Kathryn Raak from Werner
Josephine Greene from Pay
Dorothy Louise Hattey from simon leslie
Cecilia Zagnrsh from Frank.
clinton Timer from Annie MAY.
Florence Haseidon from Arthur
victor Skpuiecznv from sophia.
Robert Schatz from Louise
iCsrtrude v. Ole from Sigmunf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Washington Hearing
In Gas Dispute Set

A public rate hearing will be
held tomorrow in Washington on
a complaint submitted by Detroit
and Wayne County against the
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
Company and the Michigan Gas
Transmission Corporation. The
two companies, which supply the
gas TO the Michigan Consolidated
Gas Company, are charged with
discriminatory rate practices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Gas Station Bandits
Rob Two Attendants

Two gas station holdups were
under investigation by police to-
day. Albert Butley, 2S. OF 222l
Brush street, was robbed OF SGT IN
a gas station al 2400 Brush street
by two men who ordered "a cents
worth of gas. Edward Hutchinson,
y. of 4S55 Maplewood avenue,
night manager of a station at S7O0
Puritan avenue, told police man
with-a black mustache held him
up and took $40 from the cash
register in a rear room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Better
Health
By LoGAN CLENDENING. NJ. p

CEVERAL az my female ac-
- quaintances have asked me
my opinion of Tho Harper'S
Bazaar Nine-Day Wonder Diet
revised by ElInor Guthrie Nea.
IS analyzc 10 these are The
conclusions
For breakfast there is AWAY
every day half a grapefruit and
a cup Of black coffee The
D. grapefruit is about 30 callorles
and the coffee none
AT lunch there are two toma-
toes Ntabout - calorieS apiece,
and a chicken sandwich on rye
bread with no butter lahout 100
caloripSl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Male Help Wanted

WANTED-Tim study man with expert
ence for plant with i25 punch presses and
assembly line 10 take care OF products from
the above. largest size press No. Toledo.
small town. almost 5000: three hours drive
from Detroit Answer, giving fun informa-
ton 10 experience, age. family informa-
ton and salary expected. Reply 10 Box
No B-6iO3. Detroit Times.
WANTED drivers; must be white. over 81
years of age. have a good knowledge Of
the city. Apply between 9 and at 4403
Cass Ave.
wANTED-Men for route work: guaran-
teed salary. S27.5O plus commission. 1911
Wabash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

WOULD like 10 hear from reliable men we
can train 10 overhaul. install and service
Air Conditioning and Refrigerating Equip
ment Must be mechanically inclined. No
interference with present occupation. For
interview write at once giving name, adj
dress. age. Utilities Inst, Box B-6lOT.
Detroit Times.
YOU LIKE TO DRAW, SKETCH or PAINT
Write for Talent Test (no fee). Give
age and occupation. Write Box B-6iO5,
Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
MoDERNIzATIoN INSTRUMENTATION
PAINTS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PAINTING. DECORATING

CAMERoN's FATNTs-33i West Sine
Mile. Royal OAK 6sl6. Du Pont, Duco
DuluN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
cLEANERs-CoMrLETE SERVICE


BETTER CLEANERS. 1905 Third -Altera-
tons. fur remodeling prompt deliveries.
Temple 1-17O5.
BLACK WHITE. i2OO3 Twelf;h-Altera-
lions. fur remodeling insured deliveries.
Townsend s-O2SO.
DARCY CLEANERS. 1924 Mack-Ladies
alterations. insured prompt deliveries.
Plaza 1882
DIETRICH. 1929 East Warren Expert
alterations, tailoring insured. deliveyies.
Niagara Oe66.
LIEFER, 1854 John R.--FXpcrt altera-
TONS tailoring, fur remOdeling. de-
nveries Townsend s-f777
MARVEL 1881 West Seven-Mile Expert
alterations Free storage. Deliveries.
University 1-2s3s.
McILwAIN CLEANERS si2 Pslmerston
(River Rouge Alterations. insured, de-
liveries. Atlantic fsi0.
PALMER PARK Cleaners 1880 Woodward
Alterations fur remodelng. deliveries.
Townsend s-7s7l.
PETER PAN. 1899 sohooicran Deliv-
cries w. j. Armstrong. Owner) Yer
mont 6-0242
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

BUMPER, painter: must be experienced
good proposition. Also mechanic Inquire
1890 Grstioti Telephone Arlington 1850
CARPENTER and helper for FLA work
Top pay for good man. i2s09 Nisger
Ave Tuesday morning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
British Bomber Falls
Off Portugal Coast

LONDON. July 14-GNS)-
British authorities indicated today
that a twin-engined British plane
which crashed into the sea off
Portugal yesterday may have been
a British bomber News dispatches
reaching London said all occupants
OF the plane had been drowned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage irer ss afHIes for
= Gene steu4er llrr Taylor o.
JgrerH p h-s1a. 4F lferaan.c. D.. Nova
fIrsst ~
= .hl MlChslF -t Jean Taruia 10
WHAm H,-rst. Jf. 20. Nargi,
Aramf fs
Slenq.ss Psfuss al. Nsrfare, TruUsrd
g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Death lotlces


beloved daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs Thomas Connolly; dear
sister of Virginia, Dorothy, Marjory and
Leonard Funeral Tuesday al 2 O'Clock.
Hope Reformed Church, corner kenney ana
Castle.
COOPER-July 10. Mary. OF 5s61 Rohns.
wife OF the late James William Cooper.
Funeral service Tuesday, 2:30 p. m. at
A. Il, Peters Funeral Home. l2057 Gratiot.
DE KEYSER-July u. Deserie. age so. be
loved husband OF Zol; dear father of I'D
ward. Maurice and Louis. Funeral from
Verheydens parlors, 1880 Mack, Wednes
day at e;l5, and to st. Rose Church al
10. Member of st. Charles Society. Rosary
Tuesday evening at 8.
IBBY-Juy IL. Frances suddenly, az,
90 years OF 4227 Mcclellan Funera
service Tuesday I 80 p. m. at A. II
Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Gratiot Ave
lWIGGLE-July IA, Carrie j., wife OF the
late John; dear mother of Harry; eight
grandchildren: dear sister of Mrs. John
schaeffer Mrs. Peter La Crolx, Mrs. Henry
Selke. George and Clarence knacker. Flu
neral service from Ross r. Agla Funeral
Home, 73l Rademacher avenue, Wednes-
day 2 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

PFLTON. KURTZ SUPPLY Company, 1900
East Larned - Repair service. Fitzroy
$500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Funeral Directors
]. SUTTON g. SON
41i7 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-5100
Lost and Found

BLACK COCKER SPANIEL. male; an
swers ZIP" Reward. Kindly telephone
University 1880.
DoG-Part Rat Terrier, Black, White
INeighborhood Mt. Elliott-Gratiot.) Re-
ward. Dixon 9472.
LOST-Wre-h haired fox terrier female,
name Gadget strayed from home, 2i2
Merriweather. Reward Tuxedo 2-0Si5.
LOST Bflfolder containing keys money.
important papers. money order. Please
return Reward. Madison 1883.
TAN SPORT SHIRT. gentlemans. lost
neighborhood Dumbarton-Grand River.
Reward. Tyler 73ss3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
WELL DISTRIBUTED
NITAMINS

The diet contains vitamins
well distributed. which is a
fundamental requirement of any
diet. There is Vitamin A in car
Tots. B in eggs and rye bread.
c in tomatoes and grapefruit.
d in cheese 60. + in lettuce.
Meat itself must have a LOT of
vitamins, even some we don't
know about yet
/ think the diet could Justly
be criticised on the basis Of
monotony. Grapefruit and cof-
fee every day for breakfast
a resourceful housekeeper could
think OF something else than
that. And in the first days
diet which I outlined above
there was grapefruit also for
dessert for dinner. and two
tomatoes for lunch and one in
the salad for dinner. That is
plunging pretty hard on grape
fruit and tomatoes.
However these are minor mat
tiers and easy 10 fix. Substitute
any citrus fruit for grapefruit.
and any green vegetable for the
tomato and il works just as
well. The nine-day-wonder-diet
will certainly reduce YOU pro-
vided you follow IT TO the letter.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
a. y. BIT notice that when
ever my baby "a little over
month old cries very hard for a
while she spits up her milk.
Why does she do thiS?'
Answer: Reorganization has
practically a 100 per cent Incl
dence with babies. They all do
some Of il. The crying is ac-
companied by contractions of
the diaphragm which press the
milk out Of the stomach into
the throat II is not doing any
harm il The baby is gaining
weight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

NATIONAL "Mobas" shades. custom
Venltlan blinds: cleaning, repairing re-
painting. Tyler i-50il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
CLEANERS-CoNPLETE SERVICE

.NAPTHA CLEANERS. 1ti2s Purtan-Ex.
pert alterations. tailoring. insured: de-
liveries. Vermont s-iiTi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
SHORT REDUCING PERIOD

Furthermore, nine days seems
10 me TOO short for satisfactory
and healthy reduction. II has
been proved that when caloric
intake is suddenly reduced. one
does not lose weight gradually;
. the weight may remain the
same for a week or more. and
then there is a sudden water
loss and a good deal of weight
is lost in one day. That is why
I prefer A three-weck'S period
or a 40-day Lenten period.
The authors Of the nIne-day
wonder-diet say that meat IS
the magic that does II. While
eating meat you will never feel
weak. so they say. The high
protein steps up the body
metabolism and burns up fat.
OF course il is perfectly true
that meat has what is called
high specific dynamic energy in
body economy. but whether il
burns fat or not is another ques-
ton. Meat, however, was the
staple of the Hollywood diet,
popular a few years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
FOR DINNER

For dinner there Is a good
sized steak: how many calorleS
that is. IS hard 10 say because
the amount of the steak and
especially the amount Of fat is
not specified Nothing is said
about removing the fat on the
steak, which should be done for
A real reducing diet But the
steak is at least $50 calorieS.
Besides the steak. YOU get a
stalk Of celery IS calorieSl. to-
mato and endive salad with no
dressing % caloueS) and an
other half grapefruit 30 cal
oriesl.
The days total is $50 calories
which should reduce any one.
a reducing diet of 1000 calorieS
a day IS in my opinion safer
/ don't think any one should
90 for any length Of time on
reducing diets of 300 10 500
Galleries.