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/ right this unexpected bulletin came
as a personal shock, to COPYRIGHT
because the ship that was in trou-
BILE belonged to the airline OF which
he was an official; to libby because
Marg was on that particular flight.
I'm afraid III have to go,
Wayne said, his gray eyes turning
to steel, but showing, nevertheless
that he was deeply perturbed. He
knew how such an accident, even
though it should prove slight, de-
stroyed confidence in the company.
libby said, MY other roommate
the one / told you about-Marg
Baker-she's on that ship" She
had not questioned his having TO
leave so abruptly. she did not feel
any relief at his going now. Her
heart had contracted with fear;
all her thoughts were with Marg.
IN let you know the minute
hear anything" COPYRIGHT said.
1T may not be as bad as it sounds. "
You must try not to worry" In
spite of his calm manner, 1t was
evident that he was worried, too.
Not in the way libby was
about lIarg. "Ch. please do" she
followed him to the door, her face
white now, drained of all color. Il
shall wait in. Phone whenever-or
whatever you hear, at no matter
what hour. l shan't be asleep" OF
course she could not attempt sleep
until her fears were abated.
"Ill phone tonight" Wayne
COPYRIGHT said. 1t was solemn
promise; he looked into her eyes as
he made it, holding her hand in
parting a moment, too. 1t was as
though he were trying to add re-
assurance, and give her some Of his
strength. should she need it.
At least so libby felt, feeling al
the same time her panic subside a
little. AS he had said, it might not
be nearly so bad as it had sounded
over the radio, coming as such a
Shock, put so briefly. libby must
hope for the best. The pilot would
land his ship, even if he had to lad
it on the thin ice of lake. Such
feats had been achieved before; a
forced landing did not necessarily
mean an accident.
Apparently Tommy still had not
got what this all was about. Why
should it have caused such an
abrupt leave-taking on Courtright's
part-with that goodby scene he
had staged at the door? Tommy
did not see why it had been neces-
sary for him to hold Tibby's hand
so long. Or why she should sit up
all night waiting for him to phone.
Il don't get it, he said, as libby
came back into the room.
Her face was so white that Tom
my jumped up to pull up a chair
for her. why should he-that
COPYRIGHT fellow-rush out of here
as if the place were on fire? How
can you be sure that Marg is on
that particular plane?"
Mr.. COPYRIGHT is one Of the
heads Of the company" libby ex.
planned to him now. IL somewha,
belatedly. II know Marg is on it
Captain Mercer is the chief pilot
She always flys with him"
"One Of the heads, eh?" That did
not explain everything, even yet, tc
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supply throughout the country as
q whole is away below normal. All
the same. it's disputed by congress
sional critics.
Washington's liable to be hard
hit by the demand for scrap metal.
The capital has more out-of-
doors statuary than any other city
on earth. Every great man who
ever lived In the United States has
an image OF himself at one street
intersection or another. and so
have lot OF foreign former nota-
bilities.
The ideas TO melt 'em all down
for wartime raw material.
TN make the town look mighty
queer If they do It.
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First Church OF Christ. Scientist
$3.50 a. m.-Sunday School.

.. 81 a. m.-Sunudy school.
1915 a m.-Morning Service.
Sacrament will be the subject OF
he Lesson-Sermon in all Christian
Science Churches throughout the
world on Sunday. July ~.
The Golden Text Il Cor. 11:2S)
is. Let man examine himself,
and so let him eat of that bread,
| and drink of that cup"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage Matt. 1925, PSI: Then
said Jesus unto his disciples, If
any man will come after me, let
him deny himself. and take up his
cross, and follow me- For whose
ever will save his life shall lose
it: and whosoever will lose his
wife for my sake shall find it"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures. by Mary
Baker Eddy, include the following
o.. 80 Martyrs are the human
| links which connect one state with
I another in the history OF religion.
They are earth's luminaries. which
serve to cleanse and rarely the at
mosphere of material sense and to
permeate humanity with purer
ideals"
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Church OF the Nazsrene

Auditorium of Ladies' Literary
Club. corner Washington and En-.
met SITS.
9:45 m.-Sunday School with
classes for all ages. Ray Bruma
gin. superintendent.
1915 a. m.-Chorus Time.
II Morning Worship. Rev.
Burgess will preach at this service
using as his subject Our Relation
ship to Cod, based on scripture
found in Job 1856.
I p. mn. Y. p. S. Franklin
Wilmont in charge OF this group
{ 80 y. m.-Evangelistic Service
Rev. Burgess preaching at this
service also.
Old fashioned Gospel singing.
special singing and choruses a part
Of each service.
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War Needs Money

The Ypsilanti Daily Press is glad
. cooperate with the Treasury De.
lrtment in keeping the following
essage before our readers:
Il will cost money 10 defeat
Japan. Your government calls
on YOU 10 help now.
Buy defense bonds or stamp
today Buy them every da-. y
you can But buy them on a
regular basis.
Bonds cost as little as Sls.75.
Stamps come as low as 10 cents.
Defense bonds and stamp- can
be bough. at all ban5s and
post Offices and stamps can
also be purchased at retail
stores and :.om your newspaper
carrier boz.
The Npsilcrti Daily Press urea
Americans tn support your GOV.
ament with your dollars.
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SATURDAY. july II, 1872
MEDICAL DISCRIMINATION


The question OF proiUnglng all
human life to the last possible mo.
msnt regardless Of circumstances
has been one Of common discus
sion Now it comes TO the fore
again as an emergency measure.
Dr. Walter c. Alvarez, Rochester,
MINI, urges the medical profession
TO refuse treatment of "constitu-
tionally inadequate patients
whose ailments cannot be cured.
Many persons have such weak
constitutions that curing a speci-
fc disease or ailment does not
materially aid their health. Alvarez
says in an article in the American
Medical Association Journal.
MANY of the chemically ailing
patients seen daily by medical con
sultants are constitutionally made
quate persons, unable TO stand up
10 the strains OF life he says.
They cannot be cured. as they
hope 10 be, by the discovery and
eradication Of any one local dis
ease. By grasping perately at
diagnostic straws. by carrying out
extensive treatments and perform
ing operations on these persons,
we physicians with the best inten
tons, often do them injury and
waste their money and our time
Physicians must learn 10 recog-
nize such persons and advise them
10 stop hunting for a complete cure.
They must be taught TO hoard their
energy.
The most common symptoms OF
such constitutional frailty are ex-
cessive fatigue and lack OF energy
and reserve strength In most
cases. the primary constitutional
weakness lies in the nervous sys-
TEN In bad cases the disease
seems 10 be an equivalent Of in
sanity. In other cases it goes with
the inheritance OF a frail body and
defective glands of internal secre-
ton
Many persons Of constitutional
frailty, says the doctor. are fati-
gued because they waste so much
energy on foolish thinking. silly
worrying. conscience searching,
jeslousies. flareups Of temper. con
flicts with people and riots Of emo
ton
The thought seems to be that con-
troll Of the mind viii correct many
ailments Why then should not all
people rally 10 the emergency and
save time for the doctors and suf-
fering for themselves by forcing
themselves and helping others TO
think constructively
This Is an extremely mild sug-
EestlOn as compared with the boast
OF Adolph Hitler that there will be
no insane asylums in Germany AZ.
ter the war Why? Simply because
the patients in such institutions
are being dispatched in gas cham
bers As doctors pronounce cases
incurable the death knsll sounds.
That's the end
We can hardly comprehend such
hsartless procedure We realize
that life holds little happiness for
such patients. but no one is ready
% say they should be killed What
we should urge and strive for is
lose attention to constructive
measures Of prevention. We would
Je setting a grand world example
We could boast. the same as
Hitler, that there will eventually
)e no insane asylums in the United
States, not because patients have
)esn put TO death, but because all.
conditions that contribute 10 in
anity have been corrected and
eliminated
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First Methodist Church
Walter B. Heyler, Minister

w dlltT %. fieyitI' MlHlsltT.
$50 a. m.-Church School Jun
ior, intermediate. high school.
adult departments.
1890 a. m.-Church School. Pre-
school, kindergarten, primary de-
partments.
1890 a. m.-Morning Service of
Worship. Rev. Walter B. Heyler
will speak on the theme How God
Speaks Through History" The an.
them is I'VE That Do Your Mas.
ter's VIII, by Gibbons. Organ
numbers played by Mary Alice
Power are: "Allegretto' by Lenor-
mand; and "Lento", by Lenormand.
7 p. m.-Wesleyan Guild. Miss
Grace Aitchison will review the
book Jesus, by Mary Lyman.
This is one Of the books in the
Hazen Series on Religion. A
Friendly Hour will follow with
Victor kilburn in charge.
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SYNOPSIS

Three young airline hostesses.
rIBBY LANE. sweet and natural:
sTEENA WINTERS. beautiful and so
phstieated and
MARC BAKER, plain. sturdy and d.
rect. share an apartment together in
New York. where they are based. A
friend OF Tibbys.
TOMMY DARE. Is spending his first
year out OF medical school at a clinic
In Brooklyn.
Steena sets her cap for
WAYNE COPYRIGHT. wealthy ON
cial OF the airline.
YESTERDAY: Tommy and Courtright
both visit libby on the same eve
ming. and each appears ready to out
wait the other.
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business affairs and through
agents, interviews and journeys
during the next IL months. Also
do not trust your friends too
much, and avoid nervous over
strain. The child who is born on
this date will be very highly
strung. though Seve.. original.
alert and intellectual. He or she
will be liable TO suffer through
deception Of othsrs in business
matters.
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Halt-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

he luncnroom OF the High School meeting OF the Board
81 was called to order by the president S George
ne results OF the election
s cast during the day 5s6 The votes gave the
oloNlhg results. Mrs Emery Beal, 42: Mr. p r Cearv
Ses Mr. F. l. Gallup l7s; William Webb 12I Mrs Emerv
X beal and Prof R. Cleary having the majority Of
three years. " @ "
Dr. and Mrs Alex Corpron, 1906 as med
% missionaries and who have had Thobun Hos
p mere arrived IN San Francisco and their way
10 fpslanu with their daughters
MISS Ruth Danforth representatives. Society Wis
uat Education spending College
Every morning from 10 II educational at the
training school chapel.
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Congregational Church

(Cor. ~ Adams and Emmett Sts)
Gordon c. Speer. Minister.
IL a. m.-Service OF Worship.
Sermon subject: Steering North
by South Mrs Thomas O'Dea.
guest organist, will play: Sara
band" by Corelli. "Traumeri" by
Macdonald; 20 Jesulein Suss" by
Bach Soloist will be Mrs lone
WILDER Forster.
p. m.-Baptist- Congregational
Christian Youth Fellowship at
Starkweather Hall. Discussion OF
the topic, Winning the War OF
Nerves.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Hugo Fenker. Pastor
Paul Ungrodt. Sunday School
superintendent.
$50 a m.-Divine Service.
The informed Junior and
Senior Departments Of the Sunday
School are TO attend the $3.50 a.
m. service in order to receive credit
for Sunday School attendance.
The girls Quartet will render
the anthem: THE Holy Spirit. by
Beethoven.
Pastor Fenker will deliver the
morning sermon. speaking on the
subject. A Program for Christian
Action.
Summer School students and
visitors are most welcome to wor.
ship with us.
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Free Methodist Church

(Cor. Lowell and st. John Sts)
r. C. Morell, Pastor.
10 m.-Sunday School. Mrs.
Helen Scharp. superintendent.
IL a. m.-Morning worship. Ser
mon by the pastor.
1880 a. m.-Young Peoples SER
vice. Several numbers will be rem
dsred by the Ford Victory Quartet,
composed of DeVere Gallup. bass;
Walter Delamarter, baritone; Guy
Delamarter. second tenor; and
George Delamarter, first tenor
S p. m.-Evangelistic service.
Message by the pastor.
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Assembly Of God Church

t42U +. MIchlgan ANe.J
10 a. m.-Sunday School. Cliff.
ford Staplin. superintendent.
10 a. m.-Branch Sunday School
in Spencer School House
II a. m.-Morning Worship, with
Evangelists Marie Brown and Nor.
ma Schwalbe in charge.
IL a. m.-Children's Church Ser.
vice.
7:i5 p. m.-Evangelistic Service
conducted by the evangelists There
will be special music.
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Christian and Missionary ALLIANCES

NJ. S. Amstutz, Pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School, Milton
Haberer, superintendent.
IL a. m.-Morning Worship.
$50 p. m.-Young Peoples Devo-
ton.
1880 p. m.-Evening Evangelistia
Service.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Mcdowell
evangelists. of Muncie, Ind, will
preach and sing at both the morn.
ing and evening services. Revival
meetings will continue nightly at
7:45 p. m. all week.
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\ a n X e e CIVIL
ians. T h e y
d o u b I less are
downright hard
ships to folk in
other countries,
where the pinch
is more acute,
but, with our
larger resources
we don't actual
ly suffer here.
Maybe we will
later. Cert ain
lines of business
will, anyway, as
they begin run
min . ShV on
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Today's Horoscope

You are enthusiastic and ener.
getic. If your birthday Is today
Your dynamic personality attracts
many loyal friends. You have a
sharp mind. and your interests
are in the intellectual field You
also are generous and forgiving
Guard against deception ard
fraudulent misrepresentation In
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First Baptist Church

William r. Shaw. Minister
10 a. m.-Morning Worship.
George p Jerome will be preacher.
Miss Martha Norris will sing How
Lovely is the Hand OF Cod. Lough-
borough.
10 a. m.-Junior Church and
Nursery Programs.
11:15 a. m.-Sabbath School
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DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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TO be an authority on nutrition be-
cause all the authorities disagree.
For instance, there is your
valued colleague who believes that
high blood pressure, hardening Of
the arteries and all the conse-
quences Of these conditions come
from eating eggs, butter and milk.
He has proved this TO his own sat-
isfaction on rabbits. Every Christ
mas he goes on a spree and eats
one egg, drinks glass Of milk and
eats an entire serving Of butter on
a piece Of bread. This is his con
cession 10 the vitamins.
"Of course, his whole theory i.
at variance with the vitaminists
who think that everybody should
have an egg, a glass of milk, some
butter once day in order TO pre-.
vent starvation, fatigue. high BLOOD
pressure and arteriosclerosis.
Will Ruin Reputation
"Both Of these crowds are equal.
~ eminent in the field Of nutrition
What are you going to do about
it? Your reputation will be ruined
no matter what decision you make
81 also find that there is some
little difference among people in
high authority about how to con-
troll the war by diet. First, as sug-
gested by DR.. Robert R. Williams,
a pioneer in the field Of vitamin
research, vitamins control the
tides Of world conquest by increas-
ing the pugnacity and crowding
the populations of aggressor ma
tons who eat vitamin foods and
at the same time reduce the birth
rate and undermine the vigor Of
those nations destined to be van
pushed who neglect vitamins in
their diet.
Contrary to that, and accord
ing TO DR.. Frederick Hoelzel, too
much emphasis has been placed on
the value Of enriched foods ana
vitamin preparations, because too
much food and excessive catering
TO appetite can wreck empires as
well as individuals. Nitamin,
make them soft.
an other words, according Il
the equally eminent authorities,
plenty Of vitamins make people
war-like, or in the other opinion
plenty Of vitamins make people
want 10 lie down and be peaceful
You, my friend, are on spot
You have to decide and whichever
way you decide, your reputation
is bound to be gone. | would ad.
wise you TO take postgraduate
course in dandelion culture and
give up human nutrition entirely
Can't Understand Experts
81 admit | don't quite under.
stand the experts myself. Just be.
fore the war read IN article about
how the Germans could never do
any fighting because their food
had no vitamins. also read the
same thing about the Japanese
1t seems they have been doing a
little better than the nutritional
experts predicted, for the nutri.
tional experts now say that the
Germans have practiced the decor.
tication of grain for human use By
far the least extensively Of all
people in Western Europe and
that their efficiency and thorough
ness is due to this. 1t is also said
that the japanese have a rich and
complete diet consisting in whole
rice. That is how they we're able
to overcome the English who eat
nothing but roast beef, potatoes.
tomatoes, eggs, milk, butter, yeast
and other facilitating foods"
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
NJ. Cts cocoa fattening?
Answer: IL is one Of the most
fattening of commonly used bev-
erages. As ordinarily prepared
there are about $50 calories in a
cup of cocoa.
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Sunday in Ypsilanti Churches


Raymon Burns Bsir. Minister.
II a. m.-Diyine Worship. Ser
mon by the minister. The Guest
Chamber OF the Soul" This will be
the quarterly communion Sunday
and all our people are urged TO be
present.
MS. Wilson. guest organist, will
play: Prelude, Jerusalem The
Golden Sparks. Offertory. "Reye-
rie, >" Groton. Postlude. Allegro
Pomposo." Galbraith The solo will
be sung by T. H. Bird.
IL a. m.-The nursery school will
be conducted for pre-school age.
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Grace Baptist Church
(6Ss9 Belleville Rd.D

A H. Henderson, Pastor
9:45 a. m.-Bible School teach
ing the Bible to all ages. We have
a class for you
II a. m.-'The DEVILS Suggestion
OF Compromise.
) D. m.-Opening service OF the
tent meetings in Belleville. Rev.
Douglas Hine. from the Zoller Tab
ernacle is the speaker. This will
be a great service. All are invited.
1880 p. m.-Rev. David Z. Giles
pie, at the tent. Rev Gillespie was
once on the stage as an actor, but
now he is a mighty preacher OF
the Gospel He will be speaking
each evening at 1880 all next week.
The tent meetings are to run for
three weeks. featuring four great
Bible preachers. Rev. Douglas Hine,
Rev. David Z. Gillespie. Rev. Carl
Brown. and Rev. Robert Savage.
Services are at 1880 each evening
Sundays 800 and 1880 p. M.
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Dependable. affectionate and
possessing sound judgment de-
scribes the person who has a
birthday today. Such a one Is
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One-Mlnute Test

/. What southern city is called,
THE Pittsburgh Of the South?
2. What are said to be the
worlds largest and Oldest living
things?
3. Name the only walled city
In North America?
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Hints on Etiauef,s

The salad fork is placed at the
left Of the table silver when the
dinner table is being set.
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st John Church

2p. m.-Baptisms. every Sunday.
by appointment.
500 to 500; 1880 to 900 p. NJ
Confessions: Saturday.
200, $50. 10000, ll:S0-Sunday
Masses.
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mild Of manner and avoids con-
flicts and obstacles. and is also
sensitive to praise or blame. A
happy, contented home life is In
dicated. Financial affairs inn
prove in the next year. and the
person will gain in many ways
and will be happy in love and
home associations. He or she
should seek to increase business,
but watch correspondence. Born
on this date a child Will be faith
full in love. and his or her at
tachments-fond Of home and old
customs. Much good fortune and
happiness are forcseen.
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Fifty Years Ago

Messrs Burbank Dexter and Bailey purchased the rights
IN manufacture and sell in Wayne Counties
machine with which into cream Of the
best quality in Just half minute
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One-Mlnute Test Answers
l. Birmingham. Ala.
2. The Mariposa Big Trees In
Yosemite park, California.
3. Ancient Quebec. In Canada
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Church Of God or sanetlfed Church

(407 S. Adams St, near Buffalo)
Elder S. j. Hill, Pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School Service.
Subject. Cain and Able; contrast.
Lesson. Gen. Ais. Golden Text,
By faith Abel offered unto God q
more excellent sacrifice than Cain.
by which He obtained witness that
He was righteous. Heb. ia. Temp
tation TO sin comes from the devil,
no matter through whom it may
make its appeal. A. II. Anderson.
superintendent; Mrs. Louise Prieek
secretary.
1880 a. m.-Regular Morning
Worship. Sermon by the pastor,
singing by the Senior Choir John
Caldwell, chorister; Mrs. Wava F..
Anderson, organist.
p m.-The pastor will preach
in Ann Arbor for Rev. Carpenter
OF the Second Baptist Church. The
Senior Choir will accompany him.
1880 p. m.-Evening Worship.
Sermon by the pastor, singing by
the choir.
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Your Health
Doctors Fail TO
Agree on \ alues
in Nutrition

BY Logan C,eudennlng. " D
81 WOULD ADVISE you to
retire" said my old friend, DR..
Adrian Gibbs the other afternoon.
THE only thing you were ever
supposed to know anything about
was nutrition and nowadays it is
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Calvary Baptist Church
independent


Woodruff School, Z. Michigan
Ave. entrance Rabbit st.
Robert z. Nichols, Minister
10 a. m-Morning Worship, sub
ject, The Preferred Creditor.
Accordian and Guitar music, Mrs.
Ray Williams and Walter Gable.
1l:15 a m.-Bible School Guy
Alderman. superintendent. Depart
ments for all ages. Bus for West
Side and Bomber Plant children.
I p. m.-Choir practice, Walter
Gable in charge.
1880 p. m.-Fifteen minute song
service. Subject, Reflections OF
an Improbable Servant Special
music and singing by the choir.
Selection, "A Wonderful Birth.
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Words Of Wisdom
Cruelty and fear shake hands
together.-Balzac.
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Wars Not Frequent
Enough for W orld
to Learn Lesson
BY Charlie. p. Stewart

IF WARTIME rationing and
scrap collecting are bit overdone
at present it probably is nothing
worse than an inconvenience to
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

NJ. Cts cocoa fattening?
Answer: IL is one Of the most
fattening of commonly used bev-
erages. As ordinarily prepared
there are about $50 Galleries in a
cup Of cocoa.