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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

uproar. / am expecting A baby
soon. and this disturbance has
made me a nervous wreck.
I have asked them 10 move. but
the OPA doesn't allow me 10 put
them out. Since I have spoken 10
them about this, they have been
very unpleasant to me. Please tell
me what l can do about this, as l
am getting desperate
MRS L. 3.
Dear Mrs. l.. B.:
There are some new regula-
tions covering the renting OF
rooms to war workers. III you
took war worker and his
family into your home after
Aug. /, 1913. the OPA rulings
do not force you tn keep him.
You can ask him 10 leave or
evict him through the regular
channels of the circuit court
commissioners office, in the
County Building. However, IL
YOU took him before Aug. |,
you will have to appeal your
case to OPA.
Perhaps he is as uncomfort-
table in your home as you are
In having him. He should he
urged Ia consult the War
Housing Center, 307 w. Fort,
for more appropriate housing
for his family.
MRS. IRENE r. MURPHY,
family and child welfare score
tarv, Council of Social Agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Connolly Answers

Ia White wine Favored
with herbs, Co fish eggs;
tc) corn grain cakes.
2-ta Ford motor plant: Cb)
boyhood home of Mark
Twain; (cD Mayo Clinic.
3-ta) Amphibian airplane:
CD fog down 10 the ground:
tc) braces, parts OF airplane.
IA Paul Revere's Ride.
Longfellow; (b) Charge OF
the Light Brigade. Tenny-
son; tc) Burial Of Sir John
Moore" Wolfe.
5-Ca) United States; (b)
Japan; tc) Africa.
6-(a) No. Stratford- Avon:
Oh no, Charles Perrault;
(c) yes, by Kipllng
tai Airplane comes down
flat instead Of glide. thl
ascent az steep angle: (ck
route from one airport to
another.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Skin Aids
in Diagnosis

glands which normally supply
the skin with grease.
Lack Of Vitamin 3 yeast.
wheat germs accounts for most
OF these.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q-Who invented gelatin. and
what nutritional value has IL?
-. L.
A-Papin. n French agricul-
turalist. In 1881, In order To use
as much Of the animal as posi-
bic, removed Jelly from the
bones. Cox Gelatin was intro
duced into this country In 1915
and sold first through druggists.
later being taken up by grocers.
Carl Volt, the great Psychologist,
I'm 1870. made the first scientific
experiment In gelatin showing
10 spared protein In the diet
more than fat or starch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

TIVE old doctor Of our youth
L used 10 look az The tongue.
This was supposed 20 give him
sort Of general idea Of The
state Of health. rs 20 how Sc
riouS the condition was AS
matter Of fact. II didn't teach
him much because he didn't
know what 90 look for.
He concentrated on a coated
tongue and coated tongue
doesn't mean anything. II he
had known the meaning and
significance Of raw tongue and
red Tongues ne would have had
"A clue tp number ~ ancmlaS
and tre %I'aWn deficiencies.
Raw rod tongue. raw red gut
IS modern clinical phrase.
The modern physician is much
more likely 20 get ms impress
SONS of The patients general
>tus from looking az and feel
the KIN When an expert
~ced cl,niCian. gong through
his wards. dictates 10 his IN
tornc about a. patient that be
looks sick you can pat that
down as ono az the most I'M
portant items IN ms cNamna-
ton
THF ,acz,ng Of the muscles %
4 the face that denotes Ma
lures exhaustion, the pallor of
heart muscle disease. or the
buish duskincss Of heart fail
ARE or shock. tho yellow tint of
ancmia. the thin skin Of alb
normal weight loss any Of
Those the trained eye sees and
assesses almost SubconSciouSly.
A whole new science has
grown up around the skin
changes Of vltamin deficiency.
In general these changes con-
eist of changes in the color OF
The skin. IN an increase IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

since Woodrow Wilson's regime
10 be shifted out West
Jimmy Gardiner. the worlds
richest chorus boy lin Early
10 BcdD, makes less salary
than he pays his valet
Onetimc Mayor Joe Mckee
may inherit Helvering's post
over al Internal Revenue here
Richard Arlen and Peggy
kinsella, lntimates say, were
we'd recently Trudy Burke,
the chlorine. is an MP's bride.
The Orchid Garden: The
TreSpaSserS, by Laura Hobson,
sa absorbing book Nan
Wynns songs on the air
Dorothy Mcclure and Claudia"
q grand film Jerry Walds
Blue Concerto at the Roxy
Maurice Rocco's boogie-
WOO at the Zanzibar Val
Olmans music at Versailles
The Ice-capades az the Gar
den hit The Barrys at
the COtllllon Room.
MANHATTAN Mural: II was
vi in the Stork Club Sunday
evening A youthful sailor
without a rating or campaign
ribbon was dancing with his
little old mother -. We have
never SrgU such a lovely por-
trait in all our sinful years
no other couple on the floor
seemed 10 be enjoying them
selves as much as this boy and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

EACES About Town. Jock Nc
Il Lean, the Hope Diamond
heir. and the very pretty widow
OF Edward Reeves at Monte
lrlo Beach. Quite a romance,
V chumS. At the hurricane
lovely Ann Rutherford, the
sort of gal every fellow likes 10
think his mother looked like
when She was a girl Eric
Blorc, looking veddy blored at
the No / Bar. Russell Pat
tcrSon. the illustrator. showing
Miss America and her folks
the town. Virginia Forbes, the
Sims Swauk-SpOt editor, devour-
ing a hot dog at a corner stand
MARIA Montcz and MooSeer
Aumont her groom. plus Va.
Field Of "DoughgirlS," i'm the
Blue Network bond-rally dept,
doing their big bit. Irving Ber-
lin after taking the shots
before going overseas. Willie
Howard. billed as The Funniest
Man IN America" You mean
iunnicr than Ham Fish?
GABLES III our Alley. Benny
- Goodman and a chap who
lust signed q Hollywood contract
were discussing Movie Town.
"HOWs the weather out there
now?" asked the Broadwayite.
III be leaving for Hollywood
shortly What clothing should
1 take along >"
You might take along" said
Benny, "a knife-proOf vest
Congressman Clare Luce. az
\ party was seated between
playwright Frederick LonSdalc
and producer Gilbert Miller.
LonSdalc asked her:
~ yUu mad n choice kissing
me or Miller, whom would YOU
choose ."
Clare hesitatcd
"Tll never" said Lonsdale,
forgive you for that pause" -
Artic Hand says NuSsolni
came in Ike lion and went out
on tho LAM
A r NJ OS OF M-dnlehter,
VI Frank Sinatra, according 10
The Midnight Watch, phoned
-hiS sponsor and said he WASH I
showing up for Saturdays pro-
gram taking a vacation
Kenny YounCnan grccts Shcr-
man EItingSlcy as Mr. Stork-
stro. married Jrane Nalero
Monday Big shakeup they
nv. Is duA-iu the Tax Dept N
Washington. One official there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Mother OF Four in War
Seeks Arms Plant Job

War Problem Clinic,
] am the mother Of four BOYS
in the service, ard would like to-
get some kind OF work IN a fac
tory as my husband is a very
sick man
| have tried the employment
service, but they seem to think
/ am tod old | am So. but very
strong and healthy. and l must
find work soon. Where can l
20 for help? MRS. X. L. c.
Dear Mrs. Il. L. g.:
please ttlIt-wittl t1tSs Jean
Snyder, River Rouge Council OF
Social encies. Vinewood
2-l220. She can advise you how
best to plan and what to do.
MISS ELNA VI. FORNCROOK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
FAIR ENOUGH

ONE great appeal is con-
~ spicuouSiy lacking IN the
preachmentS 10 the young
people of the United States con-
corning the brave new world Of
the future, of which they will
be the masters. There are free
domS up TO seven now, COM
pensated. Of course, by sacrifices
of ordinary human individual
liberties which have been in
stinctive in the United States;
but there has been no mention
Of loyalty.
This is a sensitive topic in
nation whose marriages 10 the
extent Of one in six end in the
divorce court, for loyalty begins
in the home and IS the cement
in the family unit which is the
basic unit Of civilization.
That loyalty is TO be observed
every day on the railroads and
around the military camps in
which American youth is train
ing 10 fight. Young wives 90
rafting over the RAILROADS.
many Of them under hardship
conditions. from New England
TO San Diego, from Minnesota
10 Florida. to be close TO their
young husbands until the last
possible moment.
Some have babies in their
arms and some are obviously
expecting Many carry their
own hand baggage for lack Of
manpower in the stations or for
lack of money to pay the port
ers: they sit up day and night
in hot. ill-venulated trains and
when they arrive often there Is
no decent housing for them.
MANY of them take Jobs in
vi war factories or IN reStau-
rants or hotels who might re-
main in reasonable comfort and
security at home. IN order 10
have a few more hours to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
0PA ReIaxes Rule
on Renting Rooms
War Problem G

War Problem Clinic.
About month ago a man came
10 my house asking for a room.
He was accompanied by his sister.
a friend Of mine, who vouched for
him and also for his family He
was a defense worker, desperate
for a place 20 stay and said he
would only be- there for a week.
He sent for his family and
when they arrived I was dunn
founded His children have no 1e-
spect for their parents wishes
and keep the house in d constant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

IA paranoiac has a common
form of insanity with delu-
SlonS.
2-Navy.
3-Angora.
4-ThiS is true, taking into con-
sideration the shape Of the
earth. .but there can be an
unlimited number of sets Of
four They are situated. as
mathematicianS know. at the
four points Of a regular
tetrahedron enclosed within
a sphere. The best way TO
visualize II is by imagining
inside the earth a pyramid
on a triangular base, with
the three points OF the base
and the apex all equldistant
and all just touching the
surface Of the earth. The
distance between the points
will be approximately 1868
miles.
5-(a Right: (b) wrong. il
was, an asp An apSe is
part of a church edihce; tc)
right.
Winfield Scott. whose con-
quest Of Mexico IN lS47 is
still regarded as a military
masterpiece He was de-
feated by Pierce in 1852 and
never ran again
Tn the. Pribilof Islands. Oft
Alaska. where all seals are
under government protec-
tion. Only unattached male
seals may be Killed.
s Twenty pounds
Copyrfaht 1Q4l by King Ffafures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
by WesibrOOk PegIer

gether and some OF the most
poignant little stories from
overseas have been glimpses of
the longing of young soldiers To
see their wives and babies, born
since they went away.
Youth has not had an inspir-
Ing public example of this first
loyalty in recent years, and il
has received nowhere in the
propaganda Of that which might
be called the political youth
movement, the emphasis that
has been given TO political
strategy, economic problems
and the freedoms.
Conspicuous families, includ-
ing leading personalities of mid
dle-age and beyond have been
disrupted in our own country
and, in Britain. a ScandalouS
round-robin of wife trading Gull
minated in a historical political
smash in which those who up
held an old fashioned concept
of family loyalty were abused
from the liberal side for re-
pudiating an example which
would have reduced the family
10 the status Of the animals in
the barnyard. They were called
tories, "reactionaries" and
'FaSCIStS."
INDEED, not even loyalty to
Il the United States is now
placed first in the program for
the future which is presented
10 youth in the war. Instead it
is urged that this youth fight
for a new world and list Of
detectives called freedoms. the
achievement of which would
abrogate much OF the funda-
mental human freedom or lib
erty on which American life is
based.
Men who have placed the
United States first. and alone,
have been berated as friends Of
the enemy as though a narrow
and exclusive devotion 10 their
own country to the neglect Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
On The SIDE

OF al our pains, SINCE man uas
cipst,
moan the body, not the
mental,
To name me porst among The
frOrSt.
The deut0i sire is trauceH-
dental.
Hood.
CAS- 10 the claim above I ann
inclined 10 agree with Mr. Hood
but then ! never had rheuma-
tiSn sufferers who claim II is
worse than a toothache. Shake
Speare was in agreement with
Hood on the toothache, having
observed
c'FOr there was never vet a
philosopher that could endure
the toOthache patientIy.")
THE passing Of the charming
Il Mrs. Bernard Shaw brings
TO mind an incident which re-
vealS the extent Of the love
Mr.. Shaw had for his wife and
what kind Of d husband he Was.
Some years ago when Adolphe
Menjou was visiting London he
was astounded when the clerk
At the hotel desk told him Mr..
Bernard Shaw was downstairs
and would like 10 know If ne
might Gallon MF. Menjou Mr.
Shaw explained his call as
follows:
"Mr. Menjou YOU are my
wife's fayOrite film actor and
think 1t would be nice sur
prise for her II i could bring
your home 10 lunch with me-"
OKLYN girls usually
- make wonderful wives. An
excerpt from a letter from a
Brooklyn born wife follows:
II devote all the day 10 the
children. When my husband
walks in at 6 p. IN. he's my
baby from then on. The whole
house functions around him and
his pleasure and comfort, which
il a. it should he.
A feminine contemporary says
men have no color sense; that
they make themselves look
ridiculous because Of poor COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Shin That Talks Ia Herself
Let Normondie Lie,
Gypped Boer Advises
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

The missus reading the evening papers the other
morning and said:
I'VE sank either the Countess de Savois or the Rex
81 hope it's the Rex" said They Overcharged me-.
why they gave you rate she rebutted
That's oVercharging me- summed up.
That's the way felt about all those luxury side-wheeers
nd / see for raising the Normande
- Do you remember the Normandie when she the
ayette? They changed her so she could come up
out of the Hudson mud and say:
Lafayette, I'm here
That's practically talking to herself The Normandie
sank in Hudson mud. It you have Normandy
in the spring you know she felt right at home
her go like lopsided drunk winter night
Even She hadn't sunk she would have got ticket She
parked the wrong side Of Eleventh 1t the
first time got a transfer.
that's fun for We knock things for the fun
standing them up. It's all based the great American
game Of bowling.
Well here's hoping she doesn't get tired again
%, D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

binations ~ coIors Maybe the
lady IS right about men not
having color sense. But how
about these women who wear
green shoes with yellow dresses?
QUERIES from clients. O.
W All right. where are they
now expert, tell Us what became
of Brooklyn's former idol Zach
Wheat.
Al think you will find Zach
Is running a farm in Polo, Mo.
q Why don't the men pick
themselves out a female singer
they can start raving about
when their wives or SWeethearts
begin TO rave about Crosby or
Sinatra
A-You may be in possession
Of some h hg there. What
singer do you suggest: How
about Libby Holman?
l. r BRADLEY 2I-hn colonel,
II. himself, in person. He is
smoking a cigar from which the
band has not been removed. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

Write your problems TO
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC,
The Detroit Times, Detroit
81, Mich.
You must sign your name
aAd-sddsess although ALI
names Will Be held in strict
est confidence. Do NOT
write directly 10 members OF
the panel.
The panel;
Judge james r. ChenOt
Edward PekeFBy
Rev. Joseph \. Foley, =. j.
Fred VI. Butzel
DIR. Robert G.. Foster
DIR. Alfred McCiung Lee
Mrs. Frances Sanderson
Miss ElVa VI. Forncrook
John X. Watkins
Mrs Irene r.. Murphy
Miss Mary VI. O'Neill
Walter II. r.. Scott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
War Problem Clinic

Financial provisions for the families Of servicemen
made through monthly aoments which taken from the
pay Of the and supplemented by the government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Quick Answers

IA paranoisc has a common
form Of insanity with delu-
SlonS.
. Naxry
The Valley settler., 1943-09-17

HOSPITAL N-WS NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Larry Snodgrass an- nounce the birth of a son on Sept emDor Is. Fe has boon named Ri cherd or Dicki : for short.
 Matt Onk6o who was dang orously i'll with pneunonia is much improved. Margaret Roslnussen of Eklutnc School had an appendecto onv this week. Billy Barber also of Eklutno had minor surgery.
 Gussie Klem who had an appendect omJ on Monday is making a good recover - Soon he will bc back in school. Ri chard Butkavich of the ARC. was hospi ita liZc for q short time this week with an infected foot. snroinad knee made Kenneth Oliver q hospital patient for short tima this week. Kenneth is q nephew of the Quorls tro oins.
 Amanda Johans on of Anchorage is in the hospital for medical treatment |.
The Valley settler., 1943-09-17
AACCC|D T\J I.

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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-08
One, Two, Buckle Ny Shoe
UNRAoNED MODELS AND DETACHABIE STYLES


BY NEA Service
New York; you still have q shoe
coupon, you'll find plenty oe sturdy
fail and winter leather shoes 70
spend II for in the shops. But Il
you need fall shoes and have no
coupon, you'll And Q fine array Of
non-ratloned models that are ek-
ceedingly good-looking and, II chos-
en- wisely, viii give you durable
service.
Among feathers, suede will be
prominent, because II does for dress
as well as for street wear. You'll
ind snake and lizard skins, too, 70
q great degree. Real alligator Is al
most understandable, but tits siTnu-
lakeland very cleverly, too - In
various ways.
As far as models are concerned,
the trend Il to comHnon-sense de-
pendence on tried and true" lasts
and shapes that have won favor In
previous seasons, rather than franz
ing any radically new" fashions.
Today's shoe is neat and not gaudy,
conservation compelled to forgo
furbelows and doodads and depend
for its attractiveness on simple
beauty Of line.
Generally speaking, youth ind q
'short and chunby' feeling through
out the new collections. Watch out
for closed-toe, openheel models.
Pioneers Of this heel-ard-toe switch
are already here and win be fol-
lowed by the main body in the
spring.
Don't look for q range Of fancy
colors. You'll stick to basic black,
brown and tan Except In u1raticn-
ed numbers). II you buy evening
slippers, you can have silver or gold
kid, unratloned.
When you think Of unrationed
shoes, don't do so in terms Of sum-
merry "play Shoes" The new coupon
free footwear Is pretty snazgy and
styled as well as prewar stun. Nom
rationed shoes are made Of Q var
iety Of materials and fabrics, Of
which long-wearing gabardine Is the
ace. Incidentally, when buying nom
leather shoes, be cagey about the
material II you want them to last.
You may hear and read lot about
plastic soles, but you'll see fewer
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-08
= HOWE FRI ONT FORE -
ODT HANDS DOWN RULES
ON DELIVERABLE PACKAGES
BY ANN STEvICK
NEA Staff COgresuOnAent

SSA9NAINg8AANaN@9O
Washington, oct. 3 Military buy
ers are now taking their chances In
the open market with other buyers
Of meat, since the war Food Ad-
ministration stopped eaT7narking o
portion for the armed forces. This
leaves the OPA with the added re-
sponsibility Of regulating civilian
ration stamps 30 meat viii be avail
able for military buyers.
OPA also must maintain 9
buyers market" T h Q ration
stamp allotment must be Just I'M
der the available supply Of meat,
to keep meat moving throughout
the country instead Of remaining
in big market areas.
Therefore, rumors h at OPA
will soon bring forth an increase
In the meat supply bring tears to
their eyes. They point out that
they have nothing TO do with
supplies. The only possibility OF
much Of an increase Is in the I'M
won't find storage space for the
meat they need from the next few
months heavy production.
MISUNDERSTANDING MAMA
Shoppers are given further adj
vice on the countrywide regulation
October II. The Office Of Defense
Transportation orders that retail
packages to be delivered must weigh
over five pounds, or measure more
than 90 inches In length, plus girth.
ODT now passes Judgment on spec
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-08

black for brunets and blue for eve
ming only, and only for those with
blue eyes.
In applying 1t, she advises,
dampen your brush just enough 70
boisten the mascara SO that each
bristle picks up Its share. Then,
beginning at the base Of the lashes,
apply the mascara with def, up
ward strokes. If you want your eyes
to took larger, apply 1t to the outer
lashes only. Never, never use mas
cara on your lower lashes. That Is
what gives one Q hard look.
And as the final step, wash the
brush and 60 over the mascaraed
lashes to remove any excess
makeup and prevent them from
punching.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-08
RRM NlAA &al
Mtclse
Bavarian Pies
sDutyAsDual
Dinner Dessert

NEA Staff Writer
Here's tlnae.saving double des-
sert. Serve the first half for Sat.
ufqny's dinner, and the other half,
with extras Tor Q deluxe Sunday
Hawaiian Pudding
Twice original reelpe-serve A.O)
Two envelopes plain, tinflavored
GELATIN, l~2 ptap cold water, yulks
o. 4 eggs, i.2 cup cold water, yolks
Of 4 eggs Leg cup sugar, Ia tea
spoon vanilla, whites Of ( eggs, La
cup sugar. Soften gelatin IA cold
water. Beat egg yoiks with Ia cup
OF sugar and salt, add TO milk and
cook Ia double boiler until Of GUS
tard consistency. Add softeFled &C.
latin and stir until dissolved. Al
low 10 cool until mixture begins 10
which remaining Lea cup Of sugar
has been added.
Divide mixture IN half. Turn
oneshalf MIXTURE into one large
mold or individual molds, which
have been rinsed IN cold water.
Chill. When firm, unnold and
serve with fruit sauce.
BavarlAn Pie
(9erves 4 70 o.
10 remaining half Of mixture add
one Of the following:
80 cup Of crushed peppermint
candy.
90 cup Of crushed peanut brittle
S-4 cup Of shaved sweet chocolate,
3.4 cup Of iaacaroon crumbs.
3.A cup Of gingersnap crumbs
81 cup chopped nuts.
Allow the mixture TO chill until
quite thick. Pour into baked pie
shell. Chill unit ready TO serve.
For nuts, use any OF the large
crops Of walnuts, pecang and fil-
berts, being produced this year in
our southern and Pacific states.
The crops are Just beginning to
come In and will be at their high
about Halloween time.
SUNDAYS MENU .
tEat che Basic Z Every Day)
BREAKFAST: Melon, wheat
flakes, crisp bacon, honey bran
mullins, butter or fortified
margarine, grape jeliy, coffee,
milk.
DINNER: Chicken with
dumplings; gravy. green beans
with drippings, mashed pota-
toes, cabbage and green pepper
salad, enriched bread, butter or
fortified margarine, BavArian
pie, coffee, milk.
SUPPER: Chicken and togna.
10 broth, vegetable salad, hot
biscuits, cottage cheese with
chopped dill pickles, fruit bowl,
cookies, tea, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-08

Homemaker's Of America have
answered the call to serve their
country. BY more careful planning
they are feeding their families prop
erly and are keeping the working
front" healthy, vigorous and ready
10 tackle the most arduouS Jobs.
Lunchtimo on the job presents the
problem Of planning q nourishing
packed lunch and many times . re-
adjustment Of meal schedules in the
hclne. For Il is important that the
packed lunch be considered q regti-
lar meal which includes about one
third Of the daily food requirement
and also fits In with the other meals
Of the day.
The industrial worker doing
heavy work will naturally need
more food than the Office worker
doing aedentary werk. In some
plants industrial worlkerR are able
to supplement the food you provide,
ak the plant or near his place O{
employment. Most factories and
many large Offices provide facilities
where milk may be purchased.