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and Navy Committee Of the United
Service Organizations Saturday Sat-
urday night ut the Jewish Com
munity Center.
The Jewish Welfare Board, q
branch Of the U. 8. O., will hold an
open house for soldiers and sailors
Sunday afternoon at the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation. Games,
dancing and refreshments win he
provided. Joining in these enter
taiinmcnts are the Brotherhood and
Sisterhood of the Congregation. the
Service Guild and the Council Of
Jewish Women.
The civilian defense setup in the
Fort Davis area will be discussed At
= meeting at 3 pm. Thursday, jan
uary 20, at the Ryland Methodist
Church. Branch avenue and s street
Sc. The meeting IS sponsored by
the Fort Davis Citizens Association,
Of which T. J. Lynch is president
and Mrs. Mabel Morris secretary.
Already the war work Of the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton has expanded to q degree far
beyond that Of the first World War,
Mrs. William H. Pouch, president
general, said today. 4
The thousands of chapters of the
organization are giving every pos
sible support to the Government
and to the various co-ordinated
agencies. she pointed out. Many
members are engaged in various de-
Tense industries. Others are taking
first-aid classes. The younger men,
bers are signing up for the Junior
Motor Corps. The drive Of the
American Red Cross is being given
100 per cent aid.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Lottimore Returning
From Chino for Visit
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHUNGKING, Jan. 15.-Owen
baltimore, President Roosevelt's
special adviser to the government Of
Generalissimo Chang Kai-shek. left
today for the United States, where
he plans to visit washington and
spend q few weeks with his family.
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FURNISHED BY United States Coast and
Rspess for Last ~ nsurs.

Record fer Last - 1sufs.
(From noon yesterday 10 noon todayJ
Hishest. 81. at 500 Pm. yesterday.
Lowest. 81. 1t $50 An. today. Year
Ago, %.
Record rsnpsesturss This Year.
Niehest, 50, on January =.
Lowest, 3, On January IL.
Huniaity fer Last - Asufs.
Yfom noon yestsfday 70 noon todsyJ
Nshsst, 80 pr esnt. at 7:30 An. today.
Lowest, II Per cent. se noon TO-DAY.
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Report
Furnished By thu

b
vcinityFa somewhat colder tonight
slightly below freezing gentle winds
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River Resort.

River Hepo1t.
Potomsc and shenandoah Rivers clear
ct Aarpers Ferry; Potomac clear ut Great
PAlls today
RyoeADifatlnm
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attacks sustained by the determined American and
Sightop to Jap ahmen % select goodta
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Monthly precipitation IN inches In thl
Capital (eurrent month to date):
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A large service mems dance will
be held by the Washington Army
Evening star., 1942-02-03

'Or have you forgotten that we're
making q picture?"
"It's my fault" Bruce said swiftly.
Charles, aren't you taking this
too seriously?" Livia said.
my name is Mr.. Fordyce," the
director said stormily. Livia's face
reddened.
"All right, Mr.. Fordyce." She was
30 angry she could hardly speak.
Don't give me that tone." con-
tinued the director. "You may not
know 1t, but I'm taking q he'll Of q
chance on you, and you're not going
into this scene with that voice and
that look on your face" She bit her
lips and flung her head back to hold
the tears. Are you ready?" Fordyce
demanded. She nodded. Then don't
look so tragic. You're supposed to
be frightened" he said in milder
tone. "All right! Camera! Action!"
The bell rang. And the firemen
started the fire again.
Wen print that" said Charles.
Livia tried to say she was sorry, but
he brushed her away. turning quick
ly to avoid the pleading look in her
eyes. He had not meant to be cruel,
but her smile at Bruce had annoyed
him.
Another week passed. And now 1t
was the beginning Of the third week
of "Honoria Lewis" His harsh direc-
Evening star., 1942-02-03

unknown actress in years. The
artist and sculptor who had been
reproducing her face and figure now
gave out statements regarding the
perfection of both. She was nomi-
mated the best of this and that.
Her photograph stared back at
her from every newspaper she saw.
She was quoted on every subject
under the sun from the co-operatives
in China to what she thought of
Mickey Mouse. Every room of her
house was photographed. Every
dress that was rich and beautiful
and every fur coat owned by the
studio appeared on Liva's back
and were returned after the photo
graphs were taken.
She was beginning to feel very
important when F'ordyce brought
her swiftly down to earth. At the
beginning he had been easy with
her He allowed her to talk to the
reporters between takes" he did
not correct her harshly when she
spoke the wrong lines, and when at
the end of the first day she said
she was tired, he merely looked at
his watch, exclaimed:
Seven O'Clock already. Let's
break"
1t was hard work. Every morning
the alarm clock awakened her at
$50. She downed a cup of coffee
and drove her new roadster to the
studio, arriving there at 6:15.
There was an hour and a half
with the hairdresser Her skin felt
tight and drawn after the session
under the hot dryer.
The makeup man was the same
Smithy who had made her up for
her screen test now nearly two
years ago. But how changed he
was! His job depended on making
Livia as beautiful as nature and art
could contrive.
Such lovely high cheek bones"
Smithy murmured on an average Of
Evening star., 1942-02-03

-Four weeks passed. -. The pic
ture was going 70 well that Fordyce
felt 1t safe to soften his tactics. For
two days be was the kind gentle
person she had known before the
picture. And then Livia's work sud-
denly deteriorated.
whats the matter?" asked
Dunno angrily In the projection
room.
whats the matter?" Fordyce
asked Livia the next day. He re-
verted to his bullying methods
stronger than before. But 1t made
her worse. whats the matter?" he
Evening star., 1942-02-03

you are when the picture 10 re-
leased"
why are you 80 mean to mel"
II haven't started yet" He
grinned. I'm going to get q good
performance out Of you II you hate
me for the rest Of your life" She
suddenly realized why he was cruel,
and she laughed.
I'm an awful fool; I thought you
didn't Ike me-" He almost broke
down then-but. checked the i'm
pulse. Friendship and love could
wait until the end of the picture
and that would not be for another
nine weeks.
Evening star., 1942-02-03

tion Of Livia was JUSTIFIED Ia the
projection room.
"She's wonderful" agreed the top
executives Of the company as eve
ming after evening they filled the
small private projection room Of
Boss Dunno.
Livia Realizes.
yeah, but don't tell her" Fordyce
commanded them. I'm having .
tough enough time as 1t is without
her getting Z swelled head"
Livia wanted to see the "rushes"
but Fordyce refused permission.
Time enough to know how bad
Evening star., 1942-02-03

twice each morning. Yes, it made .
difference when you were the star
Of the picture. For her first test he
had finished her OF in 80 minutes
and that was one Of the reasons she
had failed. Now she was In his
chair for an hour and q half every
morning and would have been kept
longer, but she had to be on the set
at . O'Clock. smithy's best assistant
was detailed to stand by all day and
repowder her nose and refurbish
her lipstick.
There was another girl whose sole
job was to follow Livia with brush
and comb and keep every strand Of
hair In place. Oh. yes, 1t was nice
to be the star-until Fordyce let 60
at the beginning Of the second
week.
Fordyce Opens Up.
Livia had to be rescued by Bruce
from a burning house. This Job was
too dangerous for the leading man.
Livia's face had to be seen and only
the back of the leading man. Bruce
doubled for him.
He winked at Livia as he fought
through the fire raging behind him,
and Livia smiled.
Cut" roared Fordyce. Livis was
still smiling at Bruce as Fordyce
came up. Where the hell do you
think you are?" he shouted harshly.
Evening star., 1942-02-03
Centinued Tomorrow.
Cubons on U. S. Worships

Several Cuban naval oficers sent
to the United States TO take special
courses with the United States Navy
are seeing service In the Pacific
naval operations aboard fiys United
States destroyers.
Evening star., 1942-02-03
fIt:M:&:!{Ie!;v!:,ck.
g gShei1ah 0raham~
0aaHE nA0 SuwAa sasna
CHAPTER XXVI.

1iva walked bky the but backed into side street
could
and called Terry The switchboard
operator
skipped without the bill"
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yelled at her. She struggled for con-
troll. But It was no use. Tbs
violence Of her weeping startled him.
tcopyrisht. 1912. b. shsilah orahanJ
Evening star., 1942-02-03
s78 we're 500

luxuriousfy youH-ot sowing OF
more than N5-coots with silver
fox, sheored beover, blended mink,
Persion lamb ond squirrel, potricion
furs oil. Black, beige, blue. brown
and rust.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Mrs. Mckay TO Phoenix

WE HEAR. Mrs. -Archi-
bald Mckay. =. lis steaming
across-eountry and will be ar
irving in Phoenix F.. today. :.
r. There TO join her sister >.
Mrs. Frank Kuhn of McKin-
ley road for a two-week
stay. at the Arizona Bit
more.
Mrs. h and her small
daughter =. Airlelle. =. have
been down there for several
days. awaiting Mrs. Nc
Kay's arrival. 80.
And those twin sisters.
Mrs. Flora Rode. o.. and Mrs.
Cora Baskerville b. have ar
rived at The Whitman in
Miami Beach for a month
or more. of basking
about. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Experiments With Animals
Show Effect Of Diet
By IDA JEAN KAN

HOW WOULD you like to
take a nutrition refresher
course right along with your
dietitian?
The recent developments in
this science are so significant
that to be sure we don't miss
thing l am hack at Columbia
University for a brief roundup
of the research now in progress
AS we'll as a review. Ill pass
along the hiGhlights
This short special course is
being Gften-for-t he-ffor1e Eco
Monies Women. in Business and
is directed by DR.. Grace Mac
Leod and DR.. Clara Taylor.
When it comes 10 driving
home tho fact that we are what
we cat. there is nothing so con-
vincing as a glimpse of the
effect Of a diet on experimental
animals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
BY Frances Drake

you will take time TO reflect on
your souls condition and needs
and do something about remedy
ing them.
AUG. % 20 SEPT. %
HirgO-Indications tend toward
nervous haste and irritation.
Sidestep both and keep out of
trouble.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. %
Libra-Don't entertain unnec-
essary worries. You can be seri-
Gus at the right time and about
the right things, but smile and
enjoy the lighter things, too.
OCT. ~ TO NOV. p
Scorpio-Favorable for CORE
spondence, visiting friends. short
journeys, attending church serv-
ices, keeping up with charitable
and social obligations.
NOV. % TO DEC. 22
Sd0ittnrius - Forget self and
devote your day to God. friends
and duties. No one need suffer
now from ennui or lack of incen-
tive.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Capricorn - A letdown from
the past few days energizing,
benehc planetary aspects. The
best course is calm one. attend
ing, if possible, the important
things during the a. m.
JAN. 90 70 FEB. %
AqUdrius-You will find today
responsive TO the kim Of dis
position you show. so if it is sun
shine and cheerfufness. you
disseminate, you'll be repaid by
happy hearts and eager co-opera-
ton.
FEB. n TO MARCH 2O e
Pisces-There is a temptation
to excessive mental and physical
actiNity-it will he wise for YOU
To slow down in this regard and
not to worry about forcing your
wishes or desires.
4 CHILD born on fhis day:
Inwardly ambitious and gener-
ally capable but not always will
ing TO give things a full and fair
trial. Perseverance and more
exploitation Of your God-given
talents will aid you in achieving
as you should.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
jeanne lie Grow Is Five
MISS JOANNE LIE GROW

/ MISS JOANNE LIE GROW
90. turned FIVE. Friday
And about 20 Of her lively
little conte m poraries....
showed up at Mrs. Young lie
Grows lovely home e.. in
Cloverly road to partici.
pate in the goinss-on ...
which included movies.
with Mamma, herself, operat-
ing the machine an in
triguing Fish Pond plenty
of balloons and quantities
Of just the right food 4.
The hostess greeted her
pals clad in a natty white
challis number sprigged in
blue and had a marvellous
time with her fellow nurs-
cry school plsymstes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

ALSO SEATED at the speak
erS' table were Mrs. Joseph B.
Mills. in all-black, a striking
plaid hat and bag: Mrs. Eva
Duffey. Mrs. Hurd Cassil. Miss
Virginia Ballenger, in black and
white check and perky black
silk hat: Mrs. Charles MoSSner,
Mrs. b F.. Scott. in vine red and
matching hat with feather trim:
Mrs. Frederick Wetzel. in
powder blue and matching hat
with intricate criSScrosS. feather
arrangement.
1t was so nice seeing Mrs.
Winthrop Fuller Victor. who was
also seated at the speakers table
along with Mrs. Henry HaiGh
and dauehter-in-law, Mrs. Allan
Haigh of Dearborn, and Mrs. F..
L. Rice.
A gay party Of seven was Mrs.
Frederick Simonsen's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

RIGHT NOW is the time 10
stock up on pretty lingerie
right now is the time 10 save
money by making Slip Pattern
1915 by Anne Adams,
Make a feminine version with
a flower spray embroidered on
each bodice section outlined
with dainty lace. Make a tai
lorcd version as shown in the
smaller figure. Both ft per-
fectly due 10, the princess panel
ling both are quickly made
with the Sewing Instructor
Pattern 4945 is available in
misses and women'S sizes II. Is.
1s. 20, 30. "a. 36, 80. 40 and AZ.
Size l6 takes 2as yards 39-inch
fabric.A
Send he cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size, name, address and style
number.
Just 10 cents more brings our
Spring Pattern Book. brimful Of
original smart styles that arc
easy for even beginners 10 make.
Dressy and tailored wear; smart
fashions for morning, noon and
night.
Address your order 70 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
roIL Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Bride-Elec+ Honored

AND THE same soiree
also honored Lyndon Brode
-. daughter of the Lyndon
Irwin Brodes who'll be-
come the bride of Thomas
Edward Davidson. {. son of
the George Edward David
sons Of Huntington Park,
Cal. LAT the same cere-
mony. =. which unites Mary
Louise and Henry. TO take
place at 2::30. at ST.
Joseph's Episcopal Church
with the Rev. William
Kinder officiatin -.
Our quick peek at the table
AS decked for the dinner
party? ;. revealed it as being
beautifully embellished
with fragrant white stock
land baby's breath. with
covers laid for &c guests. =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

PEOPLE SAY about them.
She doesn't know how to talk
To boys"-"He can't talk TO
girls"'
But after all II isn't how much
you say but WHAT, that counts
with the opposite sex. Know a
few pleasing phrases and you're
all set.
A well-placcd "NIy how inter-
esting Wasn't that clever
Of you" will keep a man happily
talking all evening. And few
girls are proof against the flat
terry of you're looking awfully
pretty tonight" -
If you fear your line lacks
snap-well. listen IN on any
popular pair. They'll use vivid
phrases -- "livid with fright
subtle as meat-ax the fog
giest notion'--but nothing you
couldn't easily learn 10 say.
Stock up on useful phrases
and see how your scotland
business-life perks up! Our 40
page booklet, 1900 Useful
Phrases gives dozens Of help
full phrases for All occasions;
also clever figures of speech.
vivid word combinations TO add
zest 10 your talk.
Send is cents in coins for this
booklet 10 The Detroit Times
Home Institute. 1925 Times
Square, Detroit. Mich. Please
write plainly your name, ad.
dress and title of booklet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Friends Bid
Farewell to
The Stevens
by JACK L. OLIVER

THEIR FRIENDS are bid
ding farewell 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
William F. Stevens today after
their stay here with Mr.. Stew
ems parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam P. Stevens of Lake Shore
road.
The former Sallie Gail Harris
and her husband will be re-
turning to their chosen locale
Boulder, Colo.
AND OUT in Bloomfield. the
Fred Hammonds think his Sis
ter, Mrs, Rommy Steensma, is
on her way home from Aus
tralia.
No releases of that nature are
permitted but the HammondS
are reasonably sure the daunt-
less Viola is thither-bound.
TIE GALS of Alpha Theta
Sigma sorority at Wayne Uni
versity are preparing 10 cele-
brate the end Of their rushing
season, March 2S, with a thea
ter party at the CaSs Clet's see
-thatll be Panama Hattie"
by them and then a dinner.
At this Shebang you'll be see
ing the Misses Betty Parks,
Peggy Crooke, Jane Curtis. June
Odegard, Betty Mattice, Renee
Crooke, Lydia Kupen, Jean
Raab, Jean Wood and Leona
Proefke.
The Thets are pledging eMr-
Ram Jerome, Jean Denis, An
toinnette Debler and Rosemary
Lingenfelter this term, they al
low.
NJ r S. HENDRIX PETER
IUIDEMA will entertain the
alumni chapter of Sigma Alpha
lOta, national musical frater-
nifty. at her home in the Art
Centre Apartments, Monday
evening at Sis.
Assisting her as hostess will
be Mrs. George Peppard and
Mrs. Chester l.. Forman.
In addition 10 the planned
musical program, Prof, Louise
w. Conklin, head of Wayne's
music department. will give a
talk on Three Hundred Years
Of Music in America" and Mrs.
Frank Coolidge will outline
plans for the National Musical
Festival Biennial to be held in
Detroit next year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
HOMESPUN AMERICAN DISH

! cup boiling water
tablespoon salt
3 tablespoons sugar
~ 1 teaspoon mustard
cup molaSScS.
Soak beans over night in cold
water. Drain and cover with 2
quarts fresh water Cook slowly
for Ito IL hours or until skins
burst readily when a bean Is re-
moved from The pan and blown
upon. Put IN a large baking
dish.
Prepare the salt pork by re-
moving the rInd Score in squares.
Bury IN the top Of the beans
leaving only the scored portion
exposed Mix the salt. sugar.
mustard mol3>soS and boiling
water. and .polr over the beans.
adding enough additional water
10 cover beans
Cover tho dish and bake S 10
5 hours in a slow oven $50 de-
Crccsl Add hot water as needed
Duunc the last hour Of baking,
uncover to brown. Serves II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Sta+ion-Wagon Converted
To Ambulance in Minute
BY MACRY PAUL

NEW YORK. March 2l.-Con-
necticut's socialites, like women
all over the country, are doing
their part for civilian defense.
but il remained for Mrs. James
A. Farrell Jr. OF Darien, Conn.
daughter-in-law of the steel
magnate. James A. Farrell. to be
the first TO equip her station
wagon with a "Ruxt6n carrier"
which makes possible its con-
version, in less than minute,
into an auxiliary ambulance
when an emergency arises.
As it's name would imply, the
"Ruxton carrier was designed
by that well known NJ. F. n,
William V. G. Ruxtou, president
Of the British-American Ambu-
lance Corps. from whom Mrs.
Farrell Jr., a lieutenant in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Cooking School
tuesday

TUESDAY Is cooking school
day for mewbers of The Detroit
Times Homemakers' Club. Class
will be held in the clubroon on
the fifth floor Of our building
and will start at 100 in the
afternoon, with doors open at
] o'clock.
FOOD FOR VICTORY is the
theme Of the school. Miss Grace
II. England, chief OF the down
town library. will speak on books
and pamphlets available to De-
troit homemakers.
She will include books that
may be obtained al any of the
Detroit libraries and other,
printed aids that may be pur-
chased for nominal sum.
PRUDENCE PENNY will pre-
sent very inclusive cooking
school on the proper method OF
meat and vegetable cookery.
The demonstration will include
information on roasting. brais-
ing, broiling and stewing of
meats; plus the right way 10
prepare green, red. yellow and
white vegetables. whether fresh
or frozen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
HOROSCOPE.
NAY ef TO JUNE Fl

GenlHl-four most favorable
planetary period is during the
morning. After the noon hour,
do not fall prey to indiscretion.
June p 10 my %
C0HcCr-Get started today in
4 cheerful mood and reject any
tendency to involve you in I'M
pleasant argumentS-let the other
fellow do the talking: Relax.
july - TO AUG. e
Lco-Today can bring you
happiness and a more compre-
henSive outlook for the future if
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Dorothy Crawford Scores
As Town Hall Season Ends
BY ANN VI. STARK

THE CAPTIVATING person.
ality and artistry of Dorothy
Crawford brought CasS Theater
Town Halls spring season TO a
brilliant close Friday.
Miss Crawford. known as
Americas foremost "one-woman
theater' was greeted with "A
tremendous amount of enthusi-
aSm both az the theater and the
luncheon at the Book-Cadlllac
Casino.
At the speakers table at the
luncheon were Miss Bathie
Stuart Of New Zealand. Mrs. Roy
Clifford, Mrs. II. r. Baxter. in
red crepe frock and brown
chapeau: Mrs. Clarence Fox. in a
gay gray and red print dress
and smart spring bonnet: Mrs.
John II. French and Mrs. Henry
l.. Bogue in a chic brown dress
and mink topper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Program Outlined

THE PROGRAM in its en-
tirety. in cludes Process
sional-Crusaders' Hymn..s.
Interger Vitae. :. Easter
Carol. Psalms %, "a, 121
and $50. :. .Children's Prayer
-. that lovely thing from
Humperdincks "Hansel and
Greter'. :. Schubert's Ave
Maria. :. Matthew: Chapter
26, 81 and IS. :. Mozart's
Ave Verum. d. Handel's great
Hallelujah Chorus. -. Recess
sional-~Jesus Christ Is Risen
Today. >. and the Benedic-
ton. -. o.
Over at the Detroit Ath-
letic Club. Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Davidson
entertained with the rehearsal
dinner. :. for their daughter,
Mary Louise. who'll be-
come the bride of Henry
Christian hardwood. :. this
afternoon. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
In Mayfair
WITH
TIE Cbsberon

LIGGETT SCHOOL.
viii give that regular Easter
program of music and chouc
speaking Thursday after
noon. lat Rib in til c
school auditorium. -.
Which means that scores Of
doting parents. -. and fond
friends. will be on hand
TO see and hear their
dsrlings.
Readings from the Bible
will be given by Nancy
Fox. Mary Cupper. and
Syhil Smart.
Choric speaking =. will be
presented Nancy and Sybit
and Mary. land also by
Joyce Lockwood Shirley
Jacobs. Audrey Newcomer
-. Pauline Woodland. Kit
tie Marie Mckenzie. and
Connie Stroh. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Miss Herdeqer
Back From School

MARY JANE HERDEGER.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.
Herdeger of Kcnwood road
Crosse Peinte Farms. is home
from Northampton School for
Girls al Northampton, Mass.
Miss HerdeGer has as her
houseguest.. Sadie Fors OF
Worcester, Mass, a classmate AT
Northampton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

diet is woefully lacking in
calcium.
insufficient amounts OF this
mineral results in nervousness,
irritahility and easily broken
bones. No matter what your
age. calcium is necessary TO
steady nerves and good bony
structure. On the low calcium
diets. even tho animals are
jumpy and nasty tempered-Just
like some people!
Affects Bones
And do YOU doubt that cal
cium affects your bones? Well,
/ wish you could have seen the
difference between the leg bones
Of two rats deceased, OF
courSeD which had been kept
on high and low calcium diets.
The bone Of the rat on the
good diet was so strong il could
hardly be broken. while that of
the other was so thin and brittle
1t snapped like a toothpick or
a dried-out wishbone.
You may want 10 discount all
this as applying only 10 labora-
tory animals. How do we know
the effect on humans would be
the same? We do know, from
the extensive studies that have
been made. But that is Mon
days story.
Copyright. 1917. ny King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

Red Cross Motor Corps of
Darien, purchased the unique
stretcher cradle. built 10 hold
two stretchers when installed in
a Station-wagon.