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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
NOTICE LINA's CHANGE

what in the world do YOU
suppose N eating Lima ." she
asked. "She's never paid any
particular attention to that
gazabo before, except 10 be
amused by his antics, hut ever
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
REpFIELD RELIEVED

True. she p a d Mary's loolery
the tribute Of a smile but II was
a. stcreotyped as Steve RedGeld S
laugh was hearty and genuine. He
plainly was so relieved that the
episode had ended without calling
on him for any protective action.
that his spirits were al zenith
But Dina We're Just as pal
pably AZ nadr. She spoke rarely
during the ret OF the time VIC
spent at the restaurant and was
silent during our Journey back 10
tho hotel
Stephen Redfcld left us As we
entered the elevator and when We
reached my -loor Dina pleaded
fatigue and went on 10 tho top
floor. where her stepiathcr Philip
Ncritzen. owner of the Lanstield,
maintained The most luxurious
apartment IN the hotel for use
whenever he wanted 10 be nearer
his offices than he would be In his
beautifully appointed home.
Mary waited until we had left
the ears of the elevator operator
behind, then broke into wondering
but low-VoiCCd comment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18

THE APPARENTLY old mar
made quick work OF his departure
and had left the restaurant almost
before his waiter. patiently under
the influence Of a munltlccnt TIP
lad finished bowling him away
Look at what you've done 10
Olina and me-" Mary SAID. Here
we were about To shoot craps TO
see who would snaffIe the prize,
zach having visions Of being an
Old mans darling. and here YOU
nail him and snatch him from
under our very noses.
Just "a love pirate: that's our
Nuntle Madge." She ratified on.
There's one thing certain; Lima
and / will never take YOU along
as chaperone again, VIII we
Lima: ."
NO, indeed" Lima answered
mechanically. Noting that she
was distinctly distract, l won
dered If anything b out the
bizarre old masqucradcr had
stirred memories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Home Defense Notes:
Women
Called for
Fire Duty
BY KEN HALL

Two hundred and seventy
women I6lunteers are wanted TO
ml Area Zls quota OF $40 fire
watchers. 300 of whom already
have been listed and who soon will
be trained for duty in the down.
town area during air raids and
practice blackouts.
These jobs are for loop district
workers who will be used as
watchers in four hour shifts 10
protect our business area from
destruction by fire as a result of
lncendiary or explosive bombs and
VIII be stationed on the higher
business buildings.
They Will be used according TO
their own working hours. Arrange
ments have been made for regis
trauon Of additional volunteers at
Area Il headquarters, room AHA
Penobscot Building. between the
hours OF a. m and ) p. m. except
Mondays when II will be kept open
until 7 o'clock 10 allow employed
women TO come after their work.
ing hours.
81 TO so YEARS OF AGE
Zach applicant must be an
American citizen or a citizen OF a
friendly alien country between p
and 80 years of age. This IS a fine
opportunity TO show your patriot
ISM IN q concrete manner Those
making application for evening
duty viii be residents of hotels
and downtown apartments.
For the administration Of this
division OF the OCD'S general de-
Tense Setup a supervisory orGani-
zatlon headed by Mrs. Florence v.
Weeman, area fire watcher, has
been formed
Training classes for the fire
watchers will be started the sec
ond week OF September with 10
hours Of instruction being required
TO qualify for a certified fire
watcher. Call CA. 6lSi for further
particulars.
Sirens soon viii be restricted TO
use in air raid alarms only If an
ordinance, up for final passage to-
night. becomes city law. The ordi-
nance will prohibit their use by
the police. fire department, fac
tories or on other vehicles with
out permission OF the Office Of
Civilian Defense. which only will
O. *. those needed for air raid
warning purposes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18

pleasant little game that will give you message
every day 1t numerical puzzle designed spell
your Count the letters first II the number
subtract the number is less than
number Start the left
and check Of kew
read the the letters under
the checked figures give you SIe
Copyright Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18

which will be attended by chem
lists from IS key cities in Michigan
as well as others from elsewhere
in the Sixth Corps area: When the
wrinkles are ironed out similar
systems will be set up In other
areas.
RICHARDS TO PRESIDE
Richards will preside at to-
nights session and will introduce
the chemists 10 the war gas needs
Evening star., 1942-03-01
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

MONTHLY PARKING Gday and 7or night
available for g cars; 11th, corner M 81
nv: So and 81 per month
Evening star., 1942-03-01
FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
MONEY, MAKING POTOMAC RIVER
Vernon 1000 feet water front. outstand
ing water s9os 9r04m master
o0eSse sceen hoqsai I Net
S5o 1fRoRs D sN6RR 66Rs La Pa Plata a'ls Md
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS. ALL
fEFss FRANCIS T. THoMPsoN. SeS III Nv ". Monts.
ave. Rockville. Md. Rockville 444
SD aSDle AC a56 acres res tab I'll % iocated AGh IN Penn @
65 miles from Washington Seven brick
Gns paeRns Ssrn aeTd Of
Angus cattle hogs, turkeys. draft horses.
complete farm equipment. MA. 6347
sO-ACRE FARM FOR SALE BY OWNER,
% miles DG in virginia 601 hoqse
Down. Phone MI. 1851, Apt. Ill, after
$50 p.m. or Sundays
34O-ACRE FERTILE AND -WATERED
W. Va stats f0fa IN
information call Taylor e761. Sunday or
after pm. -
IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
STOCK STOCK farm, s' or et just coy homeWconven-
lent yet auiet-I have $50 Of these places
for sale. including some fine Colonial estates
adjoining Counties and ranse from acre to
1000 Most of them are within % miles OF
WASHINGTON and on hard roads. See MASON
HIRST Annandale. Fairfax County. va. az
the end Of columbis pike Phone Aiexan- an
(Closed Sundaysl
cLosE-IN FARM oF @ ESQ, ESQ AcREs A. 7 T !, q, OF
ne roads About ds5 Of soSa %
Siil. hill well back from the road, and has 10
rooms bath, furnace, elec. and phone; COW
barn, horse barn, chicken houses and
fEm dy fqdnss Pree GSS
Federal Farm loan. balance S75 per mo.
Shown by MASON HIRsT, Annandale. Va,
at the. end of Columbia pike. Phone
9s. so AfEE AsEEso SSNK EkWN asmp la
spencerville, Md. Tel. Shepherd 5132-W
FARM ON CHESAPEAKE BAY SIDE OF
Eastern Shore: approx. 80 acres, about 4
acres pine woods; finest, fertile soil; large
shade trees, very long, old Fig Hedge
house. good condition; excellent bathing;
waters abound in fish, crabs, oysters
clans; 10 minutes by public road or by
water to nearest town; Tor quick sale
SHENANDOAH VALLEY Al a,-. L1MEsToNaE We Z
highway. 81 miles from washington. D. G.
40 acres Of this farm in bearing apple
orchard. 20% Sf purchase price irts1ssi cash
rate. Mansion house, barn and tenant
house. all necessary farm buildings. Pos
seS:acre farm. brick house, good barn;
stocs far Pe. 'a ss5oeS6 g " CHARLES lies
County. West virginia.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
CLOSE-IN FARM

On route 80, near Fairfax. Va. 2-story
modern frame in excellent condition, with
20 acres at $4,000, or so acres at rea-
sonable advance. Large apple orchards.
oarn and other outhouses. finished
swimming pool with bathhouse. etc
There is no trust: reasonable cash pay
ment. Phone any time during week.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
TIRES FOR SALE.

FIVE 7.OOxI7 GENERAL 6-ply tires, like
new. SIS each: one 525x1S Firestone.
Crosstown Motors. 1921 Bladensburs I'd.
at N. Y. ave.
FAIRLY GOOD 6.5Ox19 tires. WI
1770.
TIRES. three with tubes, 5.25x20, nearly
pl. NV.
TIRES used several 6.OOx16 and 6.50x16.
original tread. Century Motor Company,
2022 14th st. NV. Open Sunday until 3.
TREs-seven s25x2O, good tread, perfect
condition: two 32x6. 10-ply. like new
1102 11th st. Sc.
TIRES, used several 6.0Ox16 and 6.5Ox16,
original tread. Century Motor Company.
2O22 14th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
FARMs FOR SALE.
you ARE INVITED 70 INSPECT THE

YOU ARE INVITED 10 INSPECT THE
''DEFENSE FARMETTE."
Near Sandy SprinE, Nd.
g Brick house seven large rooms. two
paths, oil burner, barn. etc. Your own
chickens and garden Is your defense
against high prices.
II you like, purchase with Defense bonds.
The builder will accept $500 in bonds
tissue price, and allow maturity value as
part of purchase price.
CHAS. E. CONNER, Builder. Ashton 2421.
132 ACRES. Two-THIRDs TTLLABLE ON
paved I'd; 5-room house, 3 barns; on
Route below La Plata. Md: S4,950;
terms.
225 acres. 5-room house. barns: good
land. ready to work; price. S4.750.
229 acres, large old house. one barn;
good land. stream for stock: about 30
miles from d. c.; price. S2.950: terms.
$50 acres in woods, near Potomac River.
about As miles out; price, S1,35O: terms.
Today'S finest investments,
o,- THE MARYLAND REALTY.
Waldorf Once Open Daily and Sunday.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
ouI-oE-IoWN REAL ESTATE

$500 CASH WILL SWING NEW. BEAUTI-
full Miami. Fla. broom bungalow, COM
pletely and attractively furnished; house
and furnishings brand-new; surprisingly
low total cost. Immediate possession. P.
o. Box 44l5. Miami, Fla.
5O-RoOM HOTEL AND APTS. IN FLOR
ida; cost 100000 to build; elegantly fur.
Sacrifice, $4,000. 25-room unfur hotel;
cost $4,000; .pA $1,000. MRS. ROBBINS,
Parkside Hotel.
FOR RENT BY YEAR ONLY. ATTRAC-
tive .6-rm. brick house, Just outside Of
Shepherdstown, w. Va. Stoker heat. town
water, sleeping porch; $50 per mo. P. O.
Box 80 Shepherdstown, w. Va.
20 MILES FROM LITTLE ROCK. ARKAN-
sas-Large house, 10 rooms and bath. large
grounds, paved highway; convenient to
TRANSFORMATION. Box 216-K. Star
Evening star., 1942-03-01
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WARTIME OFFERING.

Due to family separations, lady owner
occupant offers rare old-type classic home,
Grecian portico. 10. rooms 2 freplaces
ming water Located on wooded hill. for
ested and water surroundings: 40 minutes
oTy in MICE v se noW naFd r9sa ess
half cash. Seen hv appointment. Prin-
cipals only OWNER. Box 325-J, Star.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
LOTS WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY HAS CASH FOR DE-
sirable lot to build himself home; vicinity
Takoma Park. Md. Give location price.
Box 1861 Star.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR LOTS IN
nearby Nd. for low-cost housing. FED
ERAL FINANCE CO.. 915 New York ave.
NV MA 1416
Evening star., 1942-03-01
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

COLONIAL HOUSE FOR GOVERNMENT
employe who wishes to keep his family in
the country Situated in small town with
gooi roads and nearby railroad connec-
tions to Washington, D. C. Sixty miles
CHARLES L. CRANE.
Charles Town, jefferson County,
West virginia
Evening star., 1942-03-01
MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS TO D. c., MD AND VA. HOME
owners. Also indoTsed co-maker and col
lateral loans. Low rates, easy terms. No
delay
SECURITY FINANCE CORPORATION.
S3S Investment Building District S612.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
FARMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT IN COUNTRY-HOUSE BUILT
prior 1928; excellent condition seven
rooms. attic and basement, ] " baths, elec-
trio stove and hot-wster heater. running
water. five freplaces, screened porch; fur
nished with antiques; located on No. l
highway, forty miles south Of Washington.
Box I2-L. Star
Evening star., 1942-03-01
REAL EST TAT E.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

downtown Washington: flreproof BLDG, rents
$4,000 year; price. S45,000: possession
80 days. MA. 1905
Evening star., 1942-03-01
BARGAIN
LAKE JACKSON.

Fine home, furnished. ami; fine batl
ing. boating, fishing; hours ride D.
must sell: help finance. Box 15S-L. Sta
Evening star., 1942-03-01

12-mi lake near Manassas, Va-Sale log
type homes, adaptable for all-year occu-
pancy, water and elec. available; a safer
place for your family. Prices, 81 900 to
$4,000; terms. Route 234, 8 mi. south
We
Evening star., 1942-03-01
CHESAPEAKE BAY

13.5O0 #. bay frontage, including some
of the finest beach available on the west
ern shore; 39S acres. can be divided into
tracts of 100 acres or more; several houses;
good road situation; price S425OO.
THEODORE F. MENK
Executive 2740 907 18th st NV
Evening star., 1942-03-01

NORTH SHORE VILLAGE.
Best location, moderate priced lots.
$40 DOWN, SIS MONTH.
JEFFRIES 11ath q 7th Ave. NV.
Miami Fla
Evening star., 1942-03-01
DAN ABBOTT. Clinton 81.

ON MAIN ROAD IN FAIRFAX CO., VA.
a59ut miles from tng one sGs
by good stream, with bottom land. two
nice knobs for fine homes facing the high
way, = tenant houses. outbuildngs the
improvements of little value but rented at
$4,000: price. Sl5,50o. 90. A very. nice
house and 5. acres with good outbuildings
can be added to this for S1.1n0.00 more.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
AUCTION SALES.
MONEY WANTED.

FIRST TRUST NOTE. APPROPRIATED
So 900, 6re. secured on nearly new 3-fam.
lily apt balance due 3 yrs. Call WO. s61 Z
FIRST MORTGAGE NOTE, So INTEREST
amortized monthly; well secured on owner
occupied home in all white restricted sub
division. o. B. zANTzINGER CO.. 945
K st. NV. MA. 5371. "
WANTED TO BORROW $4,000 TO EX-
pand profitable business established since
1895: should double capital in 3 years
Box 116-L, Star.
FIRST TRUST OF $4,000 81 DESIRED
on large fine granite building: gross an
nual rents now $4,000 to be increased to
81. 900 after remodeling into 8 apis; plans
and spec. ready; valuation 100000; agents
attention Box 14S-L, Star.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
MOTORCYCLES WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

HARLEY. "a, '35 or 80; must be in good
eonoitlon; vii! pay cash: Call CO. 1914
sunday, \ to 5. or weekday ewes
Evening star., 1942-03-01
COUNTRY ESTATE,

COUNlR1 ESlhlk,
One OF Maryland's most famous, 390-a.
stock farm. north of Baltimore and in one
Of the most fertile valleys of the State;
spring and stream, well-fenced felds. The
quaint old stone manor house has IA
rooms and surrounded by beautiful linden
trees and shrubbery. The spacious barns
and other farm buildings form pic
famous old Maryland estate which is
perfectly located and by unusual circum-
w. c. PINKARD e. CO.
First National Bank Bldg. Baltimore. Md.
II MI D. Go ACRES. 2 MOD. HOUSES.
gear gar. and gardeners room; large
poultry house; large grape arbor. spring;
Evening star., 1942-03-01
(Continued.)

STATE ROAD TOURIST INN, GAS STA
tion and restaurant-l2 rooms. all city
conveniences garage, store building, repair
shop. Nearly 4 acres. 1909 Atlantic
station, 3 pumps. Includes tables. chairs,
equipment complete. Price. $4,000. Low
terms. m BRAY d MACGEORGE, estab.
Evening star., 1942-03-01

1865 ACRES s-RooM FRAME HOUSE. ALL
good farm buildings: on main highway
30 miles TO d: c: SlO.5oO terms;
able. barn, stream. paved road: $4,000:
terms.
house. other farm buildings, paved road:
$4,000: terms.
3 acres, good 6-room house, electricity.
paved road. % miles to d. c.; $3.50:
terms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14
QUESTIONS and ANSWERS
 Garlic

Is garlic good to build up low blood pressure? I have juicer and have been taking carrot juice and garlic juice first thing when I get up, and seem to have more pep. Was told by doctor have low blood pressure. (C. E. B.
 AnSwer-So far as I know it has no particular effect on low, high or medium blood pressure, but if talk ing carrot juice and garlic juice makes you feel better they are both good healthful foods.
 Pemphigus
 Member of family, 65, informed by physician he has pemphigus. Does this disease always terminte fatally? Would expert nursing care increase the patients chances? (F. E.)
 AnsWer--Pemphigus is a skin dis ease of unknown cause, characteriz- ed by constant formation of blebs Skilled nursing care will greatly in- crease comfort and give the patient better chance to recover. Intra- venous injections of iron and subcu- anceous injections of coagulin have given excellent results in some cases
 Heat Treating
 Husband is a heat treater work ing constantly with "cyanegg,' which is d deadly poIson. Many men warn 1t will kill him. The label states cyanegg contains 969o sodium cyanide. lMrs. D. R.
 Answer - As a matter of fact il sems to have no poisonous effect or workers so using it
 Copyright 1922, John r. Dille Co.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14

flour and white bread, as a means of improving nutrition in the ni- terest of National Defense.
 Enriched flour is ordinary white flour to which has been added Cor restoreO certain amounts of the several vitamins and minerals (amounts specified by Committee on Food and Nutrition, National Re- search CounciD which are removed and discarded in the modern wheat milling process. Enriched flour and enriched bread made with such flour is vast improvement upon ordinary white flour, although it does not entirely take the place of real whole wheat flour such as every body i'll America used exclusively prior to the introduction of roller milling and bolting, about seventy five to a hundred years ago.
 For while opposed the agita- tion or movement for the general use of enriched flour in place of ordinary white flour, because it seemed an inadequate compromise with the evil, and also because uni versal distribution, keeping and use of genuine whole wheat flour is out of the question. It will not keep well enough. Next best thing is universal use of enriched flour in place of ordinary white flour. Enriched flour looks and tastes practically the same as ordinary white flour costs the consumer or more, and keeps as well as ordinary white flour. It has all the cooking qualities or baking qualities of ordinary white flour. Finally, in actual experiments on animals cnrished four has been found to approach the nutritive values of whole wheat flour even more nearly than was supposed.
 For better nutrition, better health and better morale everybody should get simply enriched flour or bread No miller or baker or health" food vendor knows better what is best for national nutrition than the rec ognized authorities in the Commit tee on Food and Nutrition of the National Research Council.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14
PATTERN 407 ROUND YOKE ON TWO-PIECE STYLE

You're young and you can wear 1.-the clinched-in bodice that is SO appealing! You'll like the version Claire Tilden designs in Pattern 4O7 .. it's two-piece so you can switch-it-about with other costumes and make it more or less formal with accessories! The round yoke that is continued in back gives you the high neckline so smart this sea- son, so appropriate for your gilt ter-glitter touches! Make the four buttons down the front of novelty metal too-or make them match the brightest color in your spring print. Slashes at the side of the waist re- lease fullnesS over the bust the blouse comes down just to the hips and may have short or long sleeves. The skirt is easy -to-make with a becoming front panel that may be cut on the bias. Order this pert style today and plan your fabric q contrast blouse is optional. You can wear this everywhere and get lots of fun out of 1t, and 1t looks as well on q tall willowy girl as on a shorter figure because of the fitted bodice.
 Pattern 4O7 is cut in misses sizes 12, IA, 16, 18 and 20. Size 16, en- tire ensemble. requires 3 3-4 yards 35 inch fabric.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 end orders to Waterbury Demo. crat Pattern Department, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14
. McKENNEY ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM l.. MCKINNEY
 Amcrica's Card Authority

For the past 14 years, the Amer jean Contract Bridge League has held the Fall session of the national championships ln one Of the major metropolitan cities. This year, how ever, the tournament was taken to Richmond, Va, and it's success was evidenced by the fact that practical ly every attendance record was brOk- CT. l want you to meet the new champions who were crowned at Richmond.
 The first event was the women's team-o four, which was won by fclr Memphis women Mrs. w. l.. Terry Mrs. Randolph Scott, Mrs. l.. E. Buchanan and Mrs, w. L.. Dickens. They had q comfortable lead of five matches over the fla nous quartet consisting of Mrs. R. C.. Young of Philadelphia, MrS. A. M. SGbel Mrs. Doris Fuller and Mrs. Joseph M. Rothschild of New York
 In my opinion the accuracy Of their bidding won the title for these women. In the hand shown today, Mrs. Dickens, with q very strong and aggressive type Of hand, man. aged to stop at llVe-odd, which was all that could b@ mace.
 With the South cards, Mrs. Dick CTS was encouraged to find her partner strong enough to bid two diamonds over one spade. The bid of four clubs, instead of three spades was also intended as q strength-showin mid, inviting a slam try Mrs. Dickens then bid four no trump (Blackwood convenient and the response of five diamonds showed one acc But Wen her part
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14
HOME SERVICE
ACCURATE TIPPING
 LEARNED BY CHART

Rub, rub, rub She'll soon rub out her job if she doesn't learn to type "G" when she wants "G' and 'I"' when she wants "T'l
 Time. money and jobs are lost regularly by girls who don't know the accurate touch-typing system And yet it's eaSy-you can starr learning at home.
 A chart like the one in our sketch shows you just how to place your fingers in the keyboard and what keys each finger should strike.
 The eight dark keys, or "home keys" are where your eight fingers rest when not typing. When one finger moves to strike another key, the others stay home" keeping out of trouble; then the typing finger quickly returns to it's base.
 Tn addition, the keyboard is d. vided into eight sections, one to each finger. Your right forehnger can type "j" and m" but can never jump out of it's section to "e" or 'i".
 That's how mistakes are pre- vented! Our 32-page instruction booklet includes chart, diagram of typewriter and daily drills. Also describes good usage in typing Eng fish; how to type social, official and business letters, statistics.
 Send 10 cents fplus one cent to cover cost of mailing) for your copy of Teach Yourself Touch Type writing 10 Waterbury Democrat Home Service, 635 Sixth Ave, New York, N. Y. Be sure to write plain y your name, address, and the r>paA of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14
FRUIT NUT BREAD (EleanOr .JOhnsOn)

One-half cup dried apricotS, cups flour, l-2 teaspoon salt, ? tea spoons baking powder, l-2 teaspoon soda, large orange, boiling water, l-2 cup raisins, 1 cup sugar, 2 tablespoons butter, melted, egg beaten, l2 cup nut meats, cut fine, 1 teaspoon vanilla.
 Cover aprlcots with water (about cup; soak half an hour. Sift flour and measure; sift again with salt, baking powder, and soda. Then squeeze juice from orange into a cup and set aside. Put apricots, orange rind and ralsins through coarse blade Of food chopper Add enough boiling water to orange juice to make one cup, then pour over ground fruit. Add sugar and mel'ed butter and mix we'll Add beaten egg, and blend Add sifted dry inl- gradients, stirring until just com bined. Then stir in nuts and vanil- la. Pour batter into greased loaf pan 9" by g. 2 34". Bake in slow oven (300 degrees F. for one hour, then remove from pan and place on cake rack to cool.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-14
DIET AND MORALE

The state of the teeth is primarily determined by diet. It will do no harm, even if it makes TO impress sion on his mind, if the dentist who questions this assertion would refer to Nutrition and Physical Degener- ation" by Weston A. Price, D. D. $. (published by Hoeber of Harper Bros, 194O), before he writes a scathing rebuke to the editor about the way the ignormus conducting this column misleads the youth of the land.
 The relation of the diet to morale may not be as obvious as is the re- lation between diet and the state of the teeth. Probably the majority Of recognized nutrition authorities to- day would agree that diet directly affects morale but many of them would be disposed to consider furth- ed the question of the influence of diet on the state of the teeth.
 For one instance of the effect of diet on morale there is the recent request of government authorities that, the millers and bakers through out the country begin immediate 1 using enriched flour and enriched bread in place of ordinary white