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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Concrete House
Designed by USHA

A permanent concrete block
house that will make possible
lower rents and at the same time
avoid restrictive defense housing
priorities has been designed by the
United States Housing Authority
for its rural housing program, Ad-
ministrator Nathan Straus an
nounced Saturday. The plan will
be suggested to local housing au-
thorities as an alternate to frame
or brick houses, which USHA tech
nicians say carry higher rentals
and construction Of which is now
being impeded in some instances
by the diversion of materials to
defense building projects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Beauty Rife
In New Floor
Coverings
BY ELEANOR ROSS

The new eaFpetes- rugs
constitute a swell floor show in
themselves. since they are replete
with color. beauty and originality.
The patriotic motif has influenced
at least one designer, and the re-
suit is a charming hand-hooked
rug with a-geld border red
ground with gold stars, and a pale
blue center medallion marked by a
swirl of flags with drum in the
center.
More conventional. and SUBJ
scribing to the popularity of the
Victorian influence, is a carpet OF
deep red roses, small blue flow
ers, beautiful foliage and feathery
ferns, all on a deep biscuit ground.
In the upper brackets, but a
swell buy just the same, is a hand
carved textural rug also in the
century styled man.
ner with formal floral bouquets
and narrow floral border.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Savings Groups
To Aid Building

The intention OF savings, build
ing and loan associations as an
organized industry TO aid the con-
tinuance OF home building where
il does not interfere with the
prior claim OF the defense program
is seen in statements by officers
OF the United States Savings and
Loan League this past week.
Methods by which they will carry
out this program include tinans-
ing Of houses built with salts
factory substitute materials, help
ing builders in their priorities'
problems and encouraging home
owners to go ahead and build
where materials are available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Pine Gone Design

Designed for wall TO wall car
peting is one particularly hand
some rug, broadloom in a soft,
loose, wide pine cone design,
available in various colors, and a
change from the solid broadloom
Competing.
Another very handsome affair
is carpet in a particularly lovely
shade of blue, with an all-oyer
embossed scroll design.
An American Beauty design
done in the Persian manner, and
with the rich colorings of this type
of rug, emphasizes the continued
popularity of the Powered carpet
and appears in almost every price
range.
Full OF color and charm Is a
carpet with a deep black back
ground, its Victorian design of
rose and lavender flowers inter-
spaced with a scroll design. The
Ifioral-and-scroll design appears in
several lines, as well as traditional
dorals with big flowers.
For Modern Interiors
For modern interiors there is a
handsome rug Of pebbly surface
with a styled floral design,
achieved by raised loops against
a plain background. Then there
are handsome rough-textural car
pets in such shades as burnt
sienna, beige, dark brown and
gray. Modernistic carved leaf de-
signs appear on other rugs created
for the modern room.
How long our rug manufacturers
Twill be able to show such ex-
tenSive lines and at such modest
prices is not known.
And once the rug is home, care
for it well, getting after stains at
once. and giving it regular vacuum
treatments.
Eleanor Ross tells you next
week how to care for your furni-
ture. Read her suggestions in the
Real Estate and Building pages of
next SUNDAYS Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

Eleanor Ross tells you next
week how to care for your furni-
ture. Read her suggestions in the
Real Estate and Building pages of
next SUNDAYS Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Colonial Nails

An old New England company,
the fremont N all Company of
Mass, humorously de-
scribed back in 1919 as "a mill
builte on a stream tyed to tree
to prevent it from being washed
away by the Syringe freshet," has
gone back to making the kind of
nails made in early Colonial days,
J. S. Kenyon, president of the
company, announced SATURDAY..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Permits Up SLIGHTLY

Building permits last week to-
tailed 81, 167,037, compared to ST.
AL 22 for the same period in
1910, Joseph p. Wolff, commits
sioner of buildings and safety en-
cheering. reported Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

HAVE YOU a plentiful slip
supply 10 see you through the
hot weather stretch ahead?
This Anne Adams slip. Pattern
1853. is so easy 10 make, 50 we'll
fitting. that you'll stitch 1t up in
twoS and threeS.
What a perfect style for the
mature figure, That full-length
panel goes smoothly down the
front: those high, slanting side
seams keep your waist smooth
and trim and neatly hold in the
gathered fullneSs above.
Pattern 4763 is available in
women's sizes "a, 80. 80. 40, az.
"a. 46 and 4S. Size SO takes 2Ss
yards 39-inch fabric and 37s
yards lace edging.
Send ID cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern Write
plainly size. name, address and
style number
Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
mcnt. 1925 Times Square. De-
troit. Mich. Owing TO customs
regulations. orders for patterns
to Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Mrs. Strut Dividing Time
At Rhode Island Homes
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

TO-DAY. THE second anniver-
sary of the marriage of Miss
Aerielle Frazer and the Hon.
Michael Strut in Newport finds
the daughter of the Joseph
Washington Frazers once more
AT the tony Rhode Island water
ing place.
During her husbands absence
on overseas duties, the delecta-
BILE. Mrs. Strut is dividing her
time between the Summer
homes of the John Jacob Astors
and Miss Jane Pope. we hear.
MR.. AND MRS. II. GREGG
STONE have been in town for
few days visiting with Mrs.
Stones mamma. Mrs. Henry d.
Menzies of Whitmore road.
Saw them viewing the floor
show al The Tropics along with
the attractive Miss Helen Men
zies.
They're heading back from
their home in Akron, o., by the
time you're reading this, how
ever.
OVER ACROSS the erik, Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Joseph Touscany
of Riverside drive, Riverside,
Ont. are announcing the COM
ing marriage of their pretty
daughter. Miss Jemetta Eleanor,
and John William Spray of Lin
coin road, Walkerville.
This will be Solemnized Mon
day morning al 10 o'clock at ST.
Rose de Lima Church in River
side.
DOWN IN Manhattan. the
William Wallace Gibsons marie
Bush-Ryan) are on the point OF
going back up to the country
home of Frederick c. Belanger
who has loaned same 10 them
for a couple of weeks.
When they return 10 town.
they'll start on the final plans
for quitting their place IN
Hampshire House in favor Of the
veddy attractive duplex apart
ment they've taken at S75 Fifth
avenue and which they'll open
with probably quite banG)
September ID.
The new digs. which we've
seen. arc really Something
every room overlooks Central
Park, forinStance.
MRS. LESLIE NJ. GRAY oi
ParkSide avenue and her dauCh-
ter. June. left yesterday for
Torch Lake, where they antlcl-
pate spending the balance Of the
Summer.
IN BERMUDA your Ions
missing friends, the Lyle Blair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Wayne U. Band Concert

The Wayne University Summer
School Band 10 strong. VIII pro-
sent public concert tomorrow al
1915 p. m. in the Western High
School Auditorium Ivan Mitchell,
Summer school principal. said to-
day The band. composed of mu-
SlcianS from southeastern high
schools. Will be under direction Of
four co-conductorS They are
Wayne Hewlett Of Wayne: Carl r.
McClutchey. Onaway Frederick
r. Hopkins. Brimley. and Martin
O. Monahan, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

Torreys and the Wendell w.
Andersons, continue their dash
ing about.
Most recent Of their social
Fittings concerns the big dinner
dance held Saturday evening by
their mutual friends from New
York City. the j. Robertson
Wards. who turned-it-on at
"Greendale," their Bermuda
home.
YOU'LL FIND Mrs. George
w. Carter has been making an
other of her frequent visits TO
Manhattan 10 see the Arthur
Douglasses Jr. Connie Carter).
and 10 stay in her favorite suite
high in the Waldorf's Towers.
MR.. AND MRS. DEWITT
DUBOIS CHAPMAN Of Seward
avenue announce the marriage
Of their daughter. Marion
Norine. 10 Joseph Molnar, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Michael X Mol
mar Of Cleveland.
The wedding took place Sat-
urday in ST. Agnes Church, Fr.
James Tournier officiated.
Mrs. William II. Brennan was
matron of honor and Miss Clca
Chapman of Windsor. cousin Of
the bride, and Mrs. Roy Morgan
were bridesmaids.
The bridegroom was attended
by his hgother, DR.. stephen *.
Molnar as best man. Richard
Chapman. brother of the bride,
and Edward Doroney of Cleve-
land. groomsmen.
A wedding breakfast was
served al the Abingdon followed
by a reception AZ the home OF
the brides parents.
The couple left by motor for a
trip through New EnGlan d
states.
Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK a.
WRITTEN and Miss Hope Whit
ten Of Meadowbrook road.
Hampstead, are spending several
days Al the Beekman Tower
Hotel in New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Michiqans Own Dishes

ARE YOU a loyal Michigan
ian? But, of course, you answer.
Well, do you know your states
official dish? II has one. YOU
know just as Boston is noted
for its baked beans and New Or
leans its creole dishes Michi-
gan is famous for Us fresh water
fish and planked whitefiSh IS the
states official dish.
The recipe for preparing n.
plus many. many other recipes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Definition Of a Dream Girl

IN THE July Good Housekeeping Magazine Frank
Sullivan American bachelor describes his dream girl
She has touch Of Myrna 10y about her Heddy Lamar
depending which movie he last night.
tho porcelain fragty Bette Davis but be
healthy as Joe Louis
combines childish innocence Of Shirley Temple with
the Serpentine wisdom of film vampire.
combines the oomph Of Miss Sheridan with the bluff
good humor Of Wallace Beery.
has family but w1l love HIS..s never late for
pontmentS and doesn't mind waiting for HIM.
She up the morning looking radanty beautiful puts
something and reads her at the break
fast table and does not annoy him with silly chatter
Through all this she'll probably do the family
washing money always look well dressed Its
a large order, girls. you up to IT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

ms 60. Cape Cod ... Tor SIX
weeks. "
The William R. Kales are
at their Summer place at
Harwichport, Cape Cod
The c. Henry Bulls and
children have whipped off ....
20 Easthampton, l.. I.....for
the remainder Of the sea-
son, .
Mrs. George Nugent
Monro III on Sunday night
went up to visit her
mother. Mrs. Wood Will
liams $500 at Mrs. Williams
cottage at Harbor Springs ..
George Nugent " 49,. with
his nurse goes up today. -.
and Mr.. Monro will join them
on Saturday -.
Mrs. Ralph Simonds and
Dicky are settled for the
season in the Simonds'
cottage at Onekema. -.
Other members Of the
family are going back and
forth. -.
Bernadine has just re-
turned &C.,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Reducing Diet
Increases
Energy
BY IDA JEAN KAN

THE NEWS about reducing is
that the low calorie diet can be
the best in the world--if the
menus are planned according 10
the new dietary yardStick,
You can cut down to 800 or
1000 calorieS a day and be on
diet that measures up to the
recommended nutrition allow
anceS. For the calorie deficit
YOU draw on stored fat. But all
the repair and regulating mate
rails can be included.
What. does this mean TO those
Of you who are trying TO re-
duce? II means that you will
not Get tired, weak and discour-
aged as you have other times
when you tried dieting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Women Members Of Boat Club Active

WOMEN MEMBERS OF the Boat IIuD.
obsessed these days with the thought that Time
Marches On" -. for they have idle moment
Swimmers of the pool and reach auto
rnaticaly. for their knitting
And, there always group under an umbrella sewing
like mad garments for the Red Cross
II was Mrs Milton A. Powers idea.
Il hurt her TO the time that used to be wasted
And so. she organized Boat Club Red Cross unit
Besides knitting and sewing accomplished at the club
go. there is much done al home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

typical Of our state. are given in
the booklet. "Michlgan's Favor
ite Recipes. Included are peach.
cherry and apple confections,
recipes handed down from pio-
neer lumber days and a variety
of game and Other fish dishes,
To obtain this booklet, send
FIVE CENTS IN coin with your
name and address 10 The Detroit
Times. Home Institute. 1925
Times Square, Detroit, Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Polish Relief Group I
Plans Union Outing

The Polish Relief Committee
viii sponsor an all-day outing for
members Of labor unions and their
families August IN Paris Park.
Eightecn-Mile and Utica roads.
Proceeds Will be used for relief
OF Poles affected by the war. The
program will include speeches by
labor leaders. dances games and
other entertainment louis Andr-
zeicwski * chairman Of the pub
licity committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Rhinelander
Clan Looks
To Helen
Nv MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK, July ia gen.
Grafton or so ago, New Yorks
Rhinelanders family ranked with
the Astors. Gcrrys and Goelets
in the matter Of landed pos
sessions.
Alas. early Rhinelanders chung
10 the idea real estate located in
the lower end Of Manhattan
Island was a better investment
than acreage in what was then
the outlying districts of the city
where AstorS and Goelets were
buying up farms with an eye
10 the day when New York
would spread north.
Due 10 the blind faith OF those
carly Rhnelanders in property
now distant from the center OF
modern New York. Rhinelanders
NJ 1871 are definitely "land-poor
while Astors, Goclcts and GerrNs
are "land-rich
HOWEVER. IF the capable
and energetic Mrs Philip Kip
Rhinelander has her way, all
that will be changed.
Helen Rhinelandcr, weary OF
being financial "has-been.
now is taking an active interest
in the management of the Rhine
lander real estate.
Daily she puts in an appear
ance at the Rhinelander offices
and is wedding out old-fashioned
methods that have been used in
the administration Of Rhine
lander properties-many of them
untenants and about TO crumble
in ruins.
All the Rhinelanders OF today
should be rich. For their ances-
tors once were "the" landlords
Of New York.
If Helen Rhinelander succeeds,
the good. old days will return
for the Rhinelander clan
Later on Mrs Rhinelander
whose brother-in-law the late
Kip Rhinelander. startled society
some years ago when he married
a Negress. will take a mid
Summer vacation up in Ogun-
quit, Me. with her daughters.
But, not for long will Helen
he away from the Rhinelander
offices.
She's ono Rhinelander willing
10 work to pull the real estate
out Of the red. into the black.
MRS. OMAR FIELD RAINS
is back from her merry cruise
aboard the S. S. South Amerl-
can and endeavoring TO settle
,down to Indian Village life once
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Bridge Luncheon
At Red Run Club

RED RUN GOLF CLUB Is
holding a bridge luncheon today
with Mrs. Paul J. Keller as gen.
eral chairman.
Assisting Mrs. Keller in her
duties of the day are Mesdames
Troy Browning, Roy Loranger.
Leo Rivest and James A. Upstill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Firm Gets War Contract

The r. {. Mahon Company, $3.50
Mt Elliott avenue, today was
awarded a contract by the war de-
partment for Sl61,9l7 worth ~
construction work at Wright Field,
Dayton, 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
n N ay! f: 9r

NOW THAT the hectic social Of smart weddings
and summer debutare parties there's ietdoWn'
Fashionable society has decided either to stay at home
and relax or 20 60 fl 20 The mountains the seashore or
lake resorts &c.. - 9
The Harry Finkens'acdts and young sons Harry >
II and Bill narc gone 20 their Summer home at Hyan-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Mrs. MAR tuesday Contingent Chairman

MRS. HAROLD Z. MAIR IS chairman q The Tuesday
contingent.
Serving with her Mrs. Howard l. French Mrs
Theodore Sedwick Mrs Wadsworth Warren Mrs Harold
Fenech Mrs c. Leslie Mitchell.
Mrs. ]. Champion Finn is in charge on Wednesday,.
Her assistants Mrs Ernest Davis Mrs Charles
Howard Mrs G. Stewart Baxter. and Mrs Ralph Die
terle.
Robert T. Mozena supervises the work Thursday
with the help Of Mrs. Elliott r. Davies Mrs. Roy De
Hart and Mrs. Winfield Scott jewell.
Mrs. James II. Bain j. is Fridays chairman. and her
aides Mrs David F. Heron. Mrs Gilbert H. Wheden
Fred A. Hughes Mrs. Russell c. Gambler and Gayle
Heron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Thew Seem to Know
Zoom OF TO California

MRS. GEORGE HUNTER PRATT and postdeo daughter
Jean . have zoomed off TO Pasadena, Calf.
Jean is taking weeks course in dramatics at the
Pasadena Playhouse.
Mrs Reginald and her husband take off on Friday
- for Big Win Inn Muskoka Lakes to be gone until
August TO-.
Mrs Lester F. Hobson is leaving this week to visit
relatives in Des Mones, Ia.
Mrs Charles Wilson Morris e.. took a train. last
ming to her mother Mrs James Austin Caben.
in Richmond, va.
Posdebbie Kathrne Morris has been visiting her grand
mother for several weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
More Pep


II means that even though
YOU are from so 10 100 pounds
overweight. you can get rid of
the load and be happy, healthy
person while doing it.
You won't really appreciate
this until YOU try balancing your
menus according TO the new
yardstick.
l am not going TO buttophole
YOU with too much scientific
data. But do want YOU 10 know
something about the scientific
principle which IS being applied
10 the oNcrwciGht'S reducing
diet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Two Musts

There are two things ncccs-
Sary for mature neck beauty,
namely. exercise and lubrica-
ton. The exercise stimulates
circulation and keeps the tissues
firm. fabrication preven IS
wrinkles and diScoloration. Bet
ter salons all give these special
treatments.
Stretching. along with the
head and neck movements, is an
every day must. Famous beau
ties all begin the day with neck
stretching and head rotating
movements. This not only as
SureS beautiful Swan-like con-
tours but prevents the dropping
laxneSS of face muscles
Here >iS one Of the effective
neck bcauUhcrS. Wet the neck
with warm water then take your
favorite soap in your hand and
rub the neck. Wet the soap
enough 10 keep the surface soft.
Continue 10 rub gently until
there is a good heavy coating
of the soap from chin and jaw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Lonqs Announce Birth Of Daughter

FROM HOUSTON Tex comes IF the Arrival of
p daughter Pamela Mary....to Mr. and Mrs. William G.
Long.
Pfefer.
She is the daughter Of Clarence A. PfeTers of
Grand Marais road, Crosse Poine..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

SUMNER IS a sort of coming
out season for most of u.s. lit
orally coming out, when we
think of the heavy Winter
clothes. The neck, so Snugly
concealed in hattering furs, is
left without shred and its
coming out is not so gay for
those neckS that register marks
of age.
Necks as we all know need
lots of pampcring We cant
Just treat them as we do the
face but eit has been proven
that. with special care. any
neck can be beautiful long after
the fair and 40 milestone.
We will tell you how some OF
the clever ones keep their
smooth, flower-like loneliness
without fear Of tn Summer ex-
pose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Finishing touches

Place two ice cubes in a bowl
Pour on two tableSpoonfulS Of
witch haZ ! or your astringent
Wrap a cube in gauze and with
il stroke the neck gently for
few moments. Dry and you are
ready for your makeup.
There are lots OF other
methods but this bleach-cleans-
ing and fabrication must be the
basis of all effective treatments.
You should repeat this once dur
ing the week but keep up tho
cleansing and massage every
day.
Packs. too. are marvellous for
neckS. You may be sure the
dingy color and lines will disap-
pear with regular attention. II
is one of the beauty aids that
must be kept up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Mrs. Bull Back

MRS. ARTHUR H. BULL
has arrived home .. after the
gavest of visits in Min
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Exercise and fabrication
Keeps Neck Beautiful
BY DONNA GRACE

line down 10 the chest. Leave IT
10 penetrate for about 5 minutes
then with warm water and brush
rub in circular movements until
there is a creamy lather.
Take about 3 minutes for this.
The brush should be OF briStleS.
Plastic ones are too severe on
the delicate surface.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Adequate Diet

Numerous experiments have
shown that by increasing a
single dietary factor IN an APP
parently adequate diet, the sense
Of well being may be markedly
enhanced For this reason, the
adequate diet Is no longer good
enough for the rcduccr
After all, reducing is some
thing Of a strain. 1t entails turn
ing the excess pounds back into
energy.
To assure optimal amounts Of
these elements. the following
list OF foods should form the
basis of YOUR daily diet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

MRS. OMAR FIELD RAINS
is back from her merry cruise
aboard the s. S. South Ameri-
can and endeavoring 10 settle
ldown to Indian Village life once
again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Lubrica4e

You may wear q rubber cap
for the scrubbing as the next
step will be shower or thor
ough rinSing. After the soap
has been removed a spray OF
cool water will smooth the skin.
Wrap the towel about the
neck then rub gently 10 dry.
Apply a generous coat Of good
oily cleansing cream. Remove
and apply your massage cream.
When this is on, wrap neck with
gauze and sit down and read for
10 or Is minutes then remove
gauze and massag, with finger
tips. Do this quickly and re-
move cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Jr. and Bill

ooooi;s with her great friend. =. Mrs. Lyon Shields
But i. another couple of weeks she will be OH again
This tn,s 10 visit Mrs. William A. Spitzley at the
sptzey's quaint cottage at Nantucket
Dr.. and Mrs. Hudson Home Again
Up AND MRS J. STEWART HUDSON. and Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Stolp Jr.. home again AFTER
visit with Mrs Sherers mother Mrs Paul h Gray at
Mrs Grav's Summer home in Harwichport Cape Cod
En- route there they stopped in Nobleport, Me- to
nut Bud Hudson and Joseph Sherer Jr in Camp kaive'
Buds cousin Mickey Bull of the Arthur BUNS
Jr also is in this camp
Julie Hudson has gone campin Colorado Springs
They Seem to Know
THE Cyril J. EDWARDS seem know just when to
dash in and out of town. =. escape the heat.
They were up that delightful camp of theirs at Col
Inns Inlet in Ontario during all the torrid weather
but arrived home yesterday.
They had their youngest son. Bill with them
After a stay they'll return TO camp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15


Protective Foods Amount Galleries
ORANGE iulce or grapefruit
% glass 81 on. S.
Egg I boiled 0r poached -
whole wheat bread. OF
Vtamin Rl bread 3 thin slices 80
Butter pats. each thick 100
Lean meat hsh ~ fowl ~ 900
OrIm 90 every particle Of tat
and uliI hrol lr hakel
Cooked vegetables IL green leatv 100
Green vegetable salad - waterCress,
sscar1ie ~ some ether green 2a
Skim muk hr hu'termilkf2 glasses
on glass and serving N cheese,
o. $50
t0is
Note. To bring that menu up 10 op-
tnal leyeI in Nitamin ~ supplement
daily diet eith one milligrsm ~ thiamin
chloride which furnishes 333 International
t'nts ~ this yifaniu
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