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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Scouts
To Elect

DETROIT GIRL SCOUTS.
INC. VIII hold IT'S annual board
meeting Thursday az 1.l5 p. m.
in the RomancSquc-Haom Of the
Detroit Institute of Arts. An
election Of officers VIII take
place at this tune.
Mrs, William knouG former
executive secretary of the
Syracuse. y. T.. Council of
Social Agencies. viii deliver the
principal address of the after
noon. Her topic viii be- "Thc
Role Of Youth in Community
Planning.
Mrs. Verne Bingham who u.s.
retiring as president after three
years, VIII report ON tho ac-
compishments of the corpora
ton.
Among tho members Of the
advisory board who VIII attend
are John Ballcnger. Howard
Bloomcr. Dr. Warren = Bow
Fred But2cl Frank Cody and
Mrs. Clarence Day
Or. Bruce Douglas VIII be
there and so viii Dr Hugo
Frcund Judge Henry s. Hull
bert. Judge Ira Jayne. Dr.
Robert W. KclS0. Dean Waldo
+. LesScnCcr. Nci, G. McAlath.
Miss Sarah NJ. sheridan DR.
Frank Sladon. the Rev John i.
WIiStock and Dr Ldna $oatc
White
Mrs. 4. NJ Smith viii he tho
chairman of arrangements and
Mrs. Douglas Brown writ -ha-in
charge OF tho program Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. George VII
lIamS viii pour A. the Tea fol-
lowing tho meeting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

nan III is chairman OF a lunch-
con 10 be given Feb. 2...at the
Little Club. by Detroit alum
nae Of Miss Halls School in
PittSfeld, Mass.
Miss Margaret Hail.. presi-
dent Of the school...will be
guest Of honor at the luncheon
land while in Detroit viii be
The house guest of Mrs. Julian
BoWen..
Among the local alumnap are
Mrs. Charles Backus. Mrs.
Harold Sleeper. Mrs. Oscar
Buhr. Mrs. WaShburnp. Mrs.
Marshall Templeton. . Mrs. Hal
smith and Mrs. Hugh
Chalmers Jr...
This is 10 be an especially
festive week for brIde-elect
Barbara Boydell. who. on Feb.
27...wlll be married 10 James
pownie Beyster...fQr. on
thursday Gayle Heron Will en-
tertaln for her al a pantry
ShowCr..at the DAC...
Then, on Friday Mary Roehm
VIII give a cocktail party and
bathroom shower at her house
IN Washington road. Crosse
Pointe..,.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

beans and carrots Will complete
the meal-and soft bread like
rolls the finishing touch.
HomemakerS challenged by
limitations of meat supplies Will
he pleased with these timbales
made Of turkey, chicken or
veal.
Spanish TimbeIes
! tablespoon butter or forti-
fed margarine
medium sized green pepper,
diced
; tablespoons minced onion
IL cups shredded cooked
chicken
= cups toasted bread crumbs
4 teaspoon celery salt
q teaspoon sage
] cup hot chicken stock
2 eggs, slightly beaten
s stuffed olives, sliced.
Melt butter or margarine in
skillet. Add green pepper and
onion and simmer until tender.
Place IN mixing bowl. Add
chicken. bread crumbs, celery
salt, sage and chicken stock.
Min well. Add eggs.
Place sliced olives in bottom
Of 8 creased individual cuStard
cups Pack in chicken mixture.
Bake in pan of hot water in
moderate over (35C degrees
for - minutes, or until firm.
Serves 6.
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n N ayfair t51 s>.,.... VII,

NUMEROUS NANFAIRTES who have train or plane resea-
tons for points west o So1haN decided TO take
their chances getting back.
Mr. and Mrs IrCWtt StumeS departed Sunday.
stay 81 Palm Springs. Ca'....
Prom there they Wl 10 San Diego, to Valerie
her husband. .,l-rsl-H Harvey Munroc Smith lr...
AIS - l. and A+ Eaturttr...t0dav
leaving for Phoenix, Arz.here they VIII guests al the
Arzors- tUoIC...
Mrs Dean Alexander Of the Whittier today is flying 10 the
West Coast.
Nlr and Mrs Rex going 10 Florida. and viii stav
al 2 quiet little hotel outside Palm Beach,.
The Arthur WOODS leaving for Lauderdsle Ito
the Painter Woods colony
The Clyde CraIncS already have gone.
And me George Loumers gong down. also.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
NEW
kind of
ASPIRIN
tablet
does not upset stomach!

does not upset stomach!
Does aspirin upset you? II so, this new
medical discovery. SUPERlN, is Just
~hAt ths dootof ordered" for you.
sspsrin Ia espirin psVs-contains pure,
sAIe aspirin, developed by doctors 10 a
special way.
Superin diSsolves more quickly, gets
riEht al the job of relieving pain, re-.
dDcss the Acidip OF Ordinary aspirin. and
does not irritats or upset the stomach
even sfter repeAi doses.
rsSF fhls OSf to remind Won 70 Frr
S1perin today. l. Sc and SO, al druggists.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

YOU'LL HAVE the quality
look of distinctive accessories
when you knit this cabIc->urch
sct--for a song. too. knitting
worstCd Is used,
Cable-sttch. easy knitting.
gives a tWn-to-look-twicc ap-
pcalancc Chat and bag. Pat
tern 6i3 has complete directions;
stitches.
This pattern. together with A
uecdlCWork pattern Tor personal
or household decorations, 10
cents.
Send Is cents i'm coins for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern
Write name and address plainly
Scnd your order 10 The Laura
Wheeler pattcr4 Department.
The Detroit Times. Detroit 81.
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Seasonal Vegetables

SOME INEXPENSIVE sea-
sonal vegetables that contain
better than average quantity Of
carotene-a iorerunncr Of Vita
min A-are sweet potatoes, car
rots, yellow squash kalc, SPIN
aCh. chard and broCcoh
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Sources Of Iron

TOO OFTEN diets arc lack
INC ~ iron. Among fresh fruit.
only ioganbcrrics offer more
IRON than do ripe olives. Ripe
OLIVES provide about .0O16 per
cent iron While the average
IRON content of fresh fruits s
O0Oi Der cont
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
College Roommate VIII Be Bridesmaid

rt suzanne ~ Manning 10 be bridesmaid at the marriage
ef IV'.o Nlcnne Ann Crchton
Crcoons OF New foro Robert CLAYTON Mudd Louis Mo
College. "
As meIe are quite number Of parties in the ong
'tS''pdIheo oy Patsy seymour who claSSmate
hdeeec viii leave Feb for New the house guests
o me OHchtonS until after the Wedding.
lecn Joy Ice daughter Of Helen Ioy lee Of Bourne
BROOK arm StonnE'on been spending the
terday for NeW ' - - s 'es
he attractive blond Helen. Mrs Joy tells us..s the
fourth Helen the family first being the vo,nq dIs
great grandmoher Helen Handy Newberry. 9 -
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Meat Stretchers
By PRUDENCE PENNY

TO HELP extend meat val
ueS, these combinations Of
ground meat, bread crumbs,
eggs and seasoning viii be
welcome addition 20 the weeks
menu.
Six servings can be made
from one and quarter cups Of
shredded cooked meat. making
a most economical dish. String
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

1t. and Mrs. Floyd K. Yeomans, USNR,
leave today for an undisclosed location
from which he will report for reassign-
ment. He had been stationed in Oran,
Algeria, while Mrs. Yeomans had been
with her parents, the Dudley q. Frasers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

strength and energy-in such cases.
Taken as directed - Pinkham' s
Tablets is one OF the uerv best home
ways 70 get precious iron into the
blood just try Pinkhams s Tablets
for a. least 80 days. Then see II you,
too, don't remarkably benefit. Fol-
low label directions. Pinkham's Tab
lets are north trying
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

LoOk m the Section M Which
HoUr Birthday Comes ard Find
What Your Outlook Is,
According TO the Stars,
For Wednesday. Jan. %. 1915.
MARCH e1 TO APRIL 20
Aries - Be especially careful
in answers; don't make sarcaS-
tic remarks about others short
comings. Day may tempt you
10 overindulge speculation, stay
out of debt
APRIL ef TO MAY 90
TdurUs-Attentlveness, pa
tience and forcthought for to-
days tchwor Don't be
backward seeking advice, talking
over things with loved ones, wise
friends
NAY 2I TO JUNE n
Gemini - Day does not point
to the benefcient vibrations you
might have liked. BE on your
toes to act quickly at first favor
able waves, which may appear
in p. m. Don't force issues tact
lessly.
JUNE % TO July 81
Cancer-Stars particularly
oppose impulSive action, care
less speech. Indifference. May run
into snags If you are not eau
tious. Don't disregard rights Of
opposite sex.
JULY 81 TO AUG. %
Leo - Your ability TO create
cheer and fun can 20 long way
in getting things done rather
than force or driving. A little
wise head knowledge will also
help TODAY.
AUG. % TO SEPT. P3
Tv0O-Matters connected with
human interests, hygiene, re-
search for health and living inn
provement. confidential matters
highly sponsored. Be alive to
your opportunities.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
Librn-EXccllent aspects; most
favored are the middle-man,
small business and shopkeepcrs.
teachers, those in charge Of chill
dren, charitable affairs. Chin up
and close 70 your work
OCT. .2t TO S9t'..e5a- -
Seorp1o - Using your ability.
how you figure out your plan OF
action will tell the story; be The
gauge Of your success. Don't
be stymied by little hindrances
you can overcome.
eel NOV % TO DEC. %
Sagttdyits - Financial mat
ters, important deals with bear
ing on the future favored. Give
your capable mind a chance 10
get in some good ticks.
DEC. % TO JAN. oi
Capricorn - MAY be required
10 check activities IN a. m. How
ever keep eyes oTrU for flaws
and obstacles all day and You
will certainly get through for
some gains.
Jan. % TO FER. %
Aqudyius - Planetary yibra-
tions very good. Enjoy YOUR
efforts, be CHEEKY, you'll get val
uable assistance from friends,
associates. Look for good news
IN y. m, or soon.
FEB. ef TO MARCH o0
PtEcCS-Iou may fare hotter
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
One Of the best home ways to
H eUol0 W
~ REQ 0l0oO
To Get More Strength IL You
Lack Precious Blood-Iron!

You girls and women VINO suffer
from simple ancmia OF VINO lose 30
much during monthly PERIODS that
you are pale, feel tired dragged
oct" veAk-due 70 lOV blood -ron-
Start az once - try LYDIA Pink
hams TABLETS--one Of the great
est blood-iron tonicS you can buy 70
help build Up red blood 20 give more
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Mrs. Waterman III viii Be Chairman

Ms cameron bcach NaIcman III is chairman of
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

YOE. BORN on this dofc:
you are intellectual. progressive
IN thought; perhaps interested
m science A good Judge of
human nature; sometimes form
too strong likes and dishkcs.
AGuarlans make fine writers. in
ventorS. artists, merchants,
teachers; are charitable.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Daily

By FRANCEs DRAKE

Look IN the Section ~ Which
YoUr Birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Is,
According 10 the Stars.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21
SideIiqhts on The News

into the extent 10 which meat is
being stOckpiled by other nations
al the expense OF citizens Of the
nited States
We can consume less OF these
foods that are in short supply and
substitute wherever possible other
foods that are more plentiful" he
said, He expressed confidence that
the public was willing TO make es-
sential sacrifices without com
plant
Congressional concern over the
food situation was demonstrated by
the fact that two other resolutions
for investigations also were pro
posed Monday. They were offered
by Reps. Angus II. Andersen. (R-
Mimi. and Edward II. Rees
tR-kansl.
In both the House and Senate,
the resolutions gaining favor were
sponsored by Democrats, but gen
orally the drive for congressional
action was spearheaded by Repub-
Means.
In a series OF oue-minute
speeches in the House Monday Re-
publican speakers accused the Ad-
ministration OF interfering with,
harrassing and hopping on our
farmers"
There were charges that the
Administration has done every
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21


Congress was getting set today
for a careful look at the nations
food basket and the reasons why
its contents are dwindling So rap.
idly.
The Senate got jump on the
House by approving a $4,000 appro-
priatlon for a special investigation
by an agriculture subcommittee.
But the House was not far be
hind It's rules committee ten
tatively scheduled arguments late
this afternoon on a resolution by
Rep Clinton p Anderson, ON M
10 create a hye-man special com
mittee for a similar investigation.
The measure provides $4,000 for
the inquiry.
Like the resolution approved by
the Senate yesterday, Anderson
would grant the investigating com
mittee wide powers to look into
such things as the IL per cent cut
in civilian meat ALLEGATIONS for the
next three months and the effect
OF lend-lease on the supply for
American civilians
The resolution reflected congress
sional irritation over prospects that
Americans will have to do with less
food while greater supplies are
shipped overseas Anderson pro-
posed that the investigators look
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21

thing possible 10 discourage food
producers. to driye-him out OF bust
ness and create a food shortage.
In the Senate. the fight was led
by Sen. Kenneth :. Wherry
(R.NebJ. He charged that the food
program had been mismanaged by
the Roosevelt Administration
through the imposition OF regula-
tions which prevent full produc-
ton.
Meanwhile. the House acted TO
relieve the farm labor shortage
which many sources claim is con-
tributing 10 the food shortage. II
passed and sent to the Senate
proposal to set up joint commit
tee to investigate the Wholesale"
drafting OF farm workers and its
effect on farm production.
Chairman Elmer Thomas. ID
Okla, said the inquiry authorized
by the Senate would be considered
by the Agriculture committee this
week.
The Senate resolution, sponsor
ed by Thomas. provides almost un-
limited authority for the subcom-
mittee. 1t covers farm prices,
shortages OF farm labor and ma
chinery and fertilizer. and an in
quiry into any governmental poll
cies or practices which appear TO
imperil the production and distrf:
button Of adequate supplies Of food
for our armed forces, our civilian
population or our Allies"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21

teeth were hard on the stem of his
pipe. Il knew a girl like Buff once.
Even prettier. Her hair was pale,
more ike silver than gold, her voice
made me think Of cool water. She
was soft, and sweet. 1t was sum-
mer. was waiting on table at q
club where she and her father were
guests. / was just kid with an
other year to go at medical school.
| didn't have much money, but |
didn't want anything more than
have now. She had everything. I'd
never seen q butler in real life
until | was invited to her place. He
scared me off ! ran away"
"And she came and got you?"
"She did. | guess it wasn't very
hard. When a woman wants to
make man think that luxuries and
parties mean nothing to her, she
knows how to do it. Eh?"
Daphne made no reply.
"They didn't mean too much to
Elaine. Not in the beginning, but
she got bored after a while, as all
women do. Lonely, too, guess"
you loved her and didn't want
her to be lonely" Daphne said, as
if they were reading from the same
memory page.
That's about it. didn't like liv-
ing on her money, but l couldn't ask
her to live on mine, So he
shrugged-"it wasn't her fault"
What did you do?"
event in practice with her uncle.
Nice old chap. II was fourteen years
before l -. got back into my own
element"
"You left her?'
"She left me-"
I'm sorry, Steve
He smiled his slow smile. There's
nothing to be sorry about now. It is
better this way. We were two ele-
ments that do not mix or stay
mixed. She has what she wants
now, among other things a husband
and family in Texas, and l have my
laboratory"
But there is something to be sad
about" Daphne said thoughtfully.
Something that's happened to you,
| think. It's something I feel. You
hold back from even from friend
ship with women. Steve" she said
abruptly, "ycu don't trust me, do
your"
Have | made you feel that way!
I'm sorry"
"Oh, Steve" she urged, let's"
A sharp knock at the door stopped
her from saying what would have
been so important to them, and to
others.
II was Kate Dennison who waited
at the door, and she said at once,
"Dr. Fenwiek, | need you right
away. Mrs. Romero has had heart
attack. DR.. Mcintosh is delivering a
baby and DR.. Friedman is i'll. l
couldn't get"
BE right with you"
Take my car, Steve, and when
you bring it back, you can tell me if
there's anything | can do" Daphne
offered.
Don't wait up for me-" he said
when she got out at her house.
ITO be continued)
Copyright BY Marie BLIZZARD:
Dhuibli,d By King Fei,urs' syndicate. 49,.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21
Romantic Masquerade"
By Marie BLIZZARD

any money. Perry Dawson hasn't.
II may be years before he makes
it,"
well" She rolled her sleeves
down and snapped her cuff with
smart click. You're way ahead of
me. We seem to be talking about
different things"
81 don't think so. Buff is head
over-heels in love with him. She's
attractive, and she's dangerous"
$50 is canary"
Suppose Dawson is really in
love with herr"
Suppose he isl" she asked holly.
rs the laboratory a monastery"
He smiled, Hardly, but please
excuse my seeming dramatic when
| assure you that science matters
more to men like me, and Dawson,
than anything else. We're hunters,
Daphne. We're after big game. We
have a fever. Once a man goes
after bugs, that's what he has to
do all his life. Nothing should
stand in the way of it. Aside
entirely from the fact that a great
scientist may be lost to mankind,
there is the lesser fact that a sci
enlist diverted from his purpose, or
distracted in it, may make himself
and his unfortunate wife a couple
Of wretchedly unhappy people"
80, | take it, all scientist needs
to make his life happy and complete
is the privilege Of his laboratory
and his freedom"
mo" he said, perching on the
arm Of her chair. 81 certainly didn't
mean to make it sound that way. A
man couldn't ask anything more Of
life than a good wife TO share it.
But we we're talking about our
young friends. How can they mar
~? The girl is rich. Dawson isn't"
Buff has money of her own"
Something flashed across Steve's
face and he got up and went to
stand with his back TO the hearth.
The black look fingered in his eyes
as he declared, ''Do you think he's
the kind Of lad who'd let his wife
support him? Do you think she
would be content to have him spend
most Of his waking hours for the
rest of his life in laboratory"
81 don't know" Daphne said
honestly, But when a woman loves
a man"
81 can finish it for you. She wants
TO help her husband. She wants
him TO use all his talents, and be
recognized, and have fun before
he's too old. Slowly, surely, she be-
gins 10 mold him. He becomes IA
nous. He yanks tonsils, or weighs
babies, or gets a reputation as a
great surgeon. Maybe because he
wears striped pants he'll get ten
times what a good general prac-
titioner gets. They don't live on his
wife's money any more. He's rich
now. His wife has done it all for
him. He's probably a lot healthier,
too, because he plays golf and ten
mis-. The only thing he's lost is his
scientific soul"
1t was very quiet when Steve fin
shed. Daphne watched a log fall
apart in a shower Of sparks, and
then said softly, you know, don't
you, from experienced"
Yes" he said, 81 know" His
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE


why don't you try getting
starry-eyed over molecules sug-
gested Daphne solemnly.
Il have" said Buff, but that's
not what's burning me up. Let me
tell you . Steve and Perry and |
were alone in the study. Steve tells
Perry about something he's doing
and my hero says he wants to see
It. so Steve says will he come around
tonight Get it,"
Yes, and no. Steve is very close
to discovering something wonder
full and
Il don't care If he's discovered
SIX new moons. The point is that
tonight is Perry's only night off
So Clipped up and said, He can't.
He's taking me skating Then
Perry gets all grandpappy and says,
What DO you think of her. sir?
Isn't she cute and Steve, in that
far away oh so polite voice sayA
Very"
Well"
WELL got mad and said, What
have you got against me?' And he
says, Nothing, my dear"
Daphne looked at her watch again
1--WE got to go, Buff Maybe / can
have a little talk with Steve today.
but | think you've dreamed it up"
Il have not! Ask him as soon as
you get there, and I'll be waiting
when you get home
Daphne promised.
When she got to the lab, Steve
was waiting for her and she sensed
excitement in the air. "Come here"
he said at once, Il want you TO look
at something, Daphne"
She bent over the microscope
That" she asked. sighting a
wriggling object.
That unimaginably tiny spheri-
cal particle is"-he paused drama
tically-"the fu virus"
Daphne stared at the speck with
renewed respect.
Did ! ever tell you about the
Hemophilrs infUerzde2"
No"
AT the last meeting Of the So
ciety Of American Bacteriologists
it was reported :" Steve was off
and Daphne was so entraneed that
she forgot all about Buff and her
promise, and it wasn't until it was
dark, and she was washing up, that
she remembered.
Steve, let's have heart-to-
heart talk about Buff and Perry.
And don't try to get out Of it.
They're kids and ! think they're in
love. -. You don't want them TO be,
do you?"
He laughed little drily. That's
one Of those things kids can't
do anything about, / guess. But,
Buff -"
you don't approve Of her."
"She's a pretty child and quite
charming, | think. But, look, you
don't know anything about young
Dawson. / do. Perry's a born sci
enlist. Scientists don't have much
time TO think Of . Of love"
Don't they" she asked interest
eddy.
They oughtn't to. Not marriage
anyway Not when they haven't
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Your Health
Vitamins Taken
in Diet May NOT
be Sufficient

Nitamins Taken
in Diet May NOT
be Sufficient
BY II. N. BUNDESEN. NJ. D.
1T is generally agreed that II
we eat a well-balsnced diet, the
foods we eat should give US sufh-
cient amount Of the eitamins We
need To maintain bodily health.
OF course, there are many dis
eases which may interfere with
the absorption and use Of vltamlns
IN the body. and in these cases,
extra vitamins have to be admin
isteIed. There are also, al present,
certain difficulties which may in
terfere with the securing Of nor
NAL diet. Food costs are high,
there are restrictions due 10 food
rationing, and there are many
food shortages.
According to Doctor Elmer l..
SevringhauS Of Madison. WiScOn-
sin, many adult Americans are not
al present securing enough vita
min c for the bOdy'S health. The
best source Of vitamin { is citrus
fruits oranges, lemons. grape
fruit, and lines. Nitamln c also
may be obtained IN liberal quaint
TIES from tomatoes and fresh IN
cooked vegetables. Doctor Sew
ringhaus also thinks that a person
should get about IS milligrams OF
vItamin { or ascorbic acid each
day. Ascorbic acid is the scien-
tific name for vitamin c. Seventy
five miligramS equal about the
weight of three grains of rice.
In order to get Is milligrams OF
ascorbic acid daily, a variety Of
fresh fruits and vegetables should
be included in the diet each day.
Cooked vegetables also supply
small! quantities OF this vitam,n
but oxidation, or the combination
of ascorbic acid with oxygen, de-
stroys this vitamin, and during
heating. oxidation goes on more
rapidly. Exposure Of foods TO the
air for long periods Of time before
they are eaten may also lead to the
destruction of vitamin c. To get
att the vitarin c needed each day
from citrus fruit, it often takes
about an elght-ounce glass Of the
Juice, and il usually requires At
least a pint of tomato juice.
II a persons diet must be linn
tied for any reason to small
amounts Of citrus fruits and other
fresh fruits and vegetables, he
would be helped by taking a tab
let of from 80 to rs milligrams Of
ascorbic acid each day.
One of the early symptoms Of
vitamin { deficiency is bleeding of
the gums. Other symptoms may
be tiredness, loss of weight and
strength, and bleeding into the
lining membrane over the bones.
II a person develops these symp-
toms he, of course, must be treated
with vitamin c at once. In such
instances, large doses of vitamin C
are required, as much as ten times
the amount needed for the pre-
vention of vitamin c deficiency.
AS have said, the best way Of
getting vitamins is to take them
in foods, because foods supply a
variety of nutritive materials in
stead Of just one single food part.
Tomorrow DR.. Bundesen will
discuss Cleft Palate and Lip