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Evening star., 1950-05-02

AVA A.. AHAONN44A4ANS 4SCdAOOA
Exclusive, Mclean Va. Ask
operator for Elmwood 325 or
322 fno TOLD. -3
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Silver Spring. S19.95O

Silver Spring, $19,950
Prewar Colonial brick in exclusive
Woodside Forest; 6 spacious rms. 2
tiled baths. full bsnat., gas hot.water
heat, side screened porch: level. cor
ner lot. Very close to all convent
ences.
New Brick Rambler, $21 500
Close to st. Bernadette. beautiful liv.
rm. with flrepl., . picture windows.
lge. separate din. rm., modern equip.
kit. with table space, bedrms., "a
tiled baths, lge. bsmt., gas heat.
Brick Bungalow, $14,950
Close to New Hampshire ave. "a mi
over D. c. line. :! bedrms., bath. liv.
rm. with firepl., family-siZed din.
rm., Ice. equip. kit, screened porch
on 1st A.. lRe. finished bedrm. on
End A.. full bsmt.. gas a.-c. heat,
outside entr.
Wood Conley Co., Realtors
s710 Georgia Ave, 81. 300 Till 8.
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INVEST. PRoP.-SALE (csnt.I
IHvEsTMtk1 PROP. WANTED

CASH BUYERS tov apt houses Of
every size and type Please cal
AZ Farr OR isl4. FRANK g.
PHILLIPS. pf IAN Il
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
4 BEDROOMS

THE LOCATION AND NEIGH
BORHOOD:
Columbia Country try eIub, sse WITH hho
mary and Leland Jr. High
Schools, 3 blocks west of
Conn. ave, on q quiet street
with children, good neighbors
and houses Of similar style
and character.
THE HOME:
True red-brick Colonial.
center hall. living room t26x
l3), dining room 05x12l,
kitchen, large screened porch
and 2-car garage. large Sec
ond-floor bedrooms and 2
baths. Additional bedroom and
storage on third floor.
THE ADDRESS:
6310 Beechwood dr., Chevy
Chase. Md.
THE PRICE:
trust. $4,000. 4flS"'' 4ia%, payable
S1l3.S8 per month.
OUR ESTIMATE:
One of the incest homes
we've ever had listed in this
price range. Best of location,
best Of construction. Owner
leaving town, must sell.
For appointment to inspect,
call Lucille Danek, OR. s444,
or if no answer, HU. 4345.
Exclusive.
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Silver Spring-$15,20
New, white brick Colonial with full
bsmt., (outside entrance). side porch.
Living room, separate dining rm.,
kitchen, 3 bedrms. and tile bath.
Will go GI for $1,000 down and S74
per mo.
SILVER SPRING
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
De luxe, prewar. white brick Colonial
in finest location. large living rm.
with flrepl., full dining rn. with
corner Cupboard; kitchen plus break
fast rm., 3 bedrms. and 2 baths
upstairs. side screened porch, nm
ished rec. rm., lot beautifully land
scaped. Asking $4,000.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
SH. hhh5. SH. 2h7k till q Pm. "A
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MORE THAN ST 500

MORE THAN 81, 500
Annual net cash return, after ex-
penses and mortgage reduction. on
$4,000 down payment: modern fire.
proof apt. building; will consider
well-located building lots or de-
strable residence in part payment.
Call Mr.. Tarver. 81. $500, with
NJ. FRY, INC. Realtors, WI.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1nnh u ST NV MA o34h
STOP FTSHINGl

For that home of your dream
Here is Tyr. old rambler
California style located in
beautiful suburban Tuckahoe Vii
laee which has such ideal fea-
lures as > twin-sized bedrmS i.
r-o-o-m-y kitchen surrounded with
beautiful custom cabinets and large
work table. extra large and nicely
decorated living rm., easy to keep
parquet flooring, level corner lot
There is more. too. Please call
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
ow. $3.50 wo. 1888, OF. e225
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RETHESDA

(Battery. Park. Picturesque Dutch
Colonial located on large lot. House
rm., kit. and brkf. nook. : large
bedrms. and bath on End, fl. Oil
heat. Reaso lGbly priced at S16,a50.
LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY CO.,
AID r200 I'll @ d m "A
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5000 GEORGIA AVE. N. W.-Excel-
lent location for doctor, dentist or
similar profession. once lst A.. liv.
quarters 2nd A. Shown by Appt.
PLANT g. GORDON. INC.
1874 Park rd. NV. CO. Os37.
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I,ANGT,EY


$4,000 cash will buy this
charming Cape Cod 4-bedrm.
and den home in this exclu-
sive area. where you have
friendly, gentle people for
neighbors, 1st floor boasts Of
large entrance hall, living rm.
with wood-burning fireplace.
dining rn1., equipped kitchen,
bedrm., den and full bath.
There are 8 bedrms. and bath
on. end floor. You will be de-
lighted with IL closets and 2
blanket chests. Priced for inn
mediate sale at So. 500 with
st trust Of approx. $4,000 at
~. paJable Se4 "a per mo-,
Incl. taxes and insurance.
Owner will take End trust on
convenient terms. Shown BY
appt. only.
vM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realto
Exclusive, Mclean Va. Ask
operator for ElnVood 325 or
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$4,000 so. TT. industrial, Silver Spr.
railroad Slding Excellent warehouse
site Call THOMPSON g. GRAY
REALTORS 81. 6lo0 8 III pm.
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OVER A HALF ACRE"
S8.1OOGI


Two bedrm. house, in nice neighbor-
hood, good lot; VA has approved
this price and vou can buy it with
$500 down. Ewes, Mr.. J. C. Smith.
SAMUEL E. BooLEy. INC. WI. 1890
New Silver Spring Rambler
Beautiful 3 or 4-bedrm., bath Cape
Cod style all-brick custom-built
rambler, in choice residential area;
level lot. C. J. KooNTz g. CO.,
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
q BEDROOM AND BATH. DOWN
Step-down liv. rm., din. rrn.. elec.
kit, rec. rm., firepl.. maids rm. and
bath in bSmt., large wooded lot, good
Bethesda location.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
7425 Wis. Ave. Bethesda, WI. BAL.
DUTCH COLONIAL
SUPERB LOCATION
Center entrance. liv. rm. with firepl.,
din. rm., modern kit. brkf. space,
2 bedrms.. tile bath up; full bsmt
porch, beautiful yard. S16,950.
HOWARD r. SCHAFFER
7425 Wis. Ave. Bethesda, WI. SAL.
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SUBURBAN sAlE-viReINlA
SPRING SHOWING

THE BUNGALOW:
With > bsdrms- and bath doSntstairs,
mere bedTms- ana another bath
upstairs. Pleasant liv. rm-, dts.
I'm. kit eomhin.. oil heat, nice open
lot in quiet residential netghoor-
hood Close to grade school within
walking distance OF pArochial school.
Only S13,l5e, with $1,000 cash.
Excellent value.
THE RAMBLER:
uutramodern design and sound con-
insly beautiful new home Large
liy. rm-. featuring . mirrored stone
fireplace and picture window, Has
fine wall space Sturdy kit OF din.
area. 5 hedrms, OF central hall are
OF good size. Excellent closet space :.
Tiled bath. Attached sAraSe and
util. rm. with toilet facil. Between
"a and ,. acre OF land gees with the
$50. CT contracts welcomed.
THE COLONIAL:
srsnd-psS orisk o hOms min, in n arllns
and bus; IA bath downstairs Are
place in fine liv. rm.. full-sise din.
rm., equipped kit, entrance hall:
End floor has good bedrms and
full hath. ExpfCdable attic above
hedrms. has space for . more rms;
full hsmt. includes y, bath, This
is lsrge home for 8 small price.
st7,95o. GI or non-GI.
MANNAS REALTY co.
GL..ox. Elsa. eII6 wilson blvd. Arl
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81. 600 DOWN
81, ,9OO-$53 MO.


HOLLYWOOD SPECIAL
On better than u acre of nicely land
scaped and shrubbed ground. Incl.
outside firepl., . large flagstone pa
tios fitted with electric outlets ideal
for those summer evening parties.
Grounds completely fenced for your
privacy and comfort Hbme newly
redecorated and in new-house condi-
ton. Large front concrete porch;
24-ft. liv. rm. with firepl.; full din.
rm.; newly modernized electric kit:
built-in clock radio. 3 bedrms., bath
with rec rm. and additional firepl.;
h.-wh. and new 50-gallon automatic
water heater. Heat only SCI per yr.
due to extensive special insulation.
Priced at only S16,750 and shown
by appt.
GRAHAM & COMPANY
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NORTH ARLINGTON

Beautiful white Cape Cod on good
sized wooded lot with bedrm. and
bath on lst door; iiv. rm. with
kitchen large enough for breakfast
space; bedrms. and half bath on
End moor; full bath can be made;
full bsnt.. oil a.-e. heat. Near
schools and shopping. Excellent
financing. Call GIL. 2056. OK. O633.
CARROLL BICKLE
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Early Morning Golf
TIME TO CALL

I1ME TO GALL
And see this all.brick Groom home
cious rooms, unbeatable floor plan,
full basement, storage attic side
porch. Now note this-You can
assume $1,000 1st trust at 500
per month. and the price-only
S16,950! Nice location, so call
Real Estate Service. Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. of Glebe Rd.
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RRICK BUNGALOW

BRICk BUNGAIOW
Has living room, dining room. equip
ped kitchen; 9-bedrooms and tile
bath on 1st floor: expansion end
Small cash payment will handle,
balance on convenient terms. Newly
decorated.
SEWELL REALTY co.
Il South Glebe Rd.. at Lee Blvd,
OK 0o17 or GI 1873 >
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THE GOSS co.

Realtor. JU. 7-s211 til 9 pm.
LOCUST HILLS ESTATES
Select the site of your new home
now. Construction has just started
on a group of ramblers, the best
that money can buy, S26.500 up.
NORTHWEST REALTY co.
OIL. 6S67; ewes. WI. 1494, OIL. sell.
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BUILT IN 1741
HOUSE WITH A VIEW

11OOOG w II II 4IV
This almost new house offers . view
Anacostia. There are spacious
rooms. including . den. Built-in
garage, gas h.-w.h. Located in
Aurora Hills and priced at sec, 500.
This house should sell quickly. Call
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg. Ari. IA. A-1155. --S
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND

Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 4 lge.
rms, oak floors, .lge. regular attic,
regular steps, modern bath and kit. I;
lge.. lot, side drive: vacant; will
exchange, OWNER, ia. 7O1O. .
PREWAR RAMBLERS on "a acre beau
tifully landscaped corner lot near
Md. Univ. 3 b.. RS, glassed-in den,
all-elec kit, tile bath, oil h.-w.h.,
2-car garage. A. real buy. at SILL
$50, $4,000 cash and balance less
than rent. Call WA. 5000 till 8
pm. ROBERT S DAVIS & CO.
ARE YOU LOOKING fol. a real brick
rambler? This can't be beat at SILL
500. $1,000 down and $50 per mo.
Only ? yrs. old. 5 good sized rms,
gas heat, brick patio and level "a
acre corner lot. Conv. located near
Landover Hills. schools and bus. Call
WA. 5000 till 9 pm. ROBERT s.
NEW 2 22-sToRY CoLoNIAL-s bed
rms, family;sized dining rm.. full
porch, slate roof. close-in Silver
Spring area: Will go GI. S15.750.
RUTLEY AND BAIR. 1877 DeSales
st Nv ST oQ11 RA R4oo *
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WHITE OAKS AREA
WOODSIDE PARK
W0OnSInE PARK

8 bedrms., 2 full baths: excel. neigh
borhood; / block to transp.- walk
ing distance to stores and theaters
Call
Thompson & Gray, Realtors
no q a . n 2
Evening star., 1950-08-14
THE CHATEAU L

million and half made this the nations greatest shoe
hit And no wonder The Chateau is the besseng shoe in
Americas best selling line because it's smart the latest
fashion magazine! And famous Red Cross estedorft
fort keeps you feeling morning fresh all day That's why The
Chateau has been worn and loved by 1000 women
Exclusive and Top Selling Red Gross IN OK
Evening star., 1950-06-24
Children Under 4 10 Star
In New TeIevision Show

Achievements of children under
{ will be dramatized in a new
television program. which will be
inaugurated by Station WMAL-
TV, The Star station, on July 7
at 7:30 pm.
The program. That's My
Baby" will not be a talent con-
test. It will attempt to portray
the natural reactions of children.
Parents wishing to have their
children on the television show
are invited to write to That's
My Baby" WMAL-TV. 1925 K
street NV. Photographs of the
youngsters should accompany the
application letters.
Jackson Weaver will direct the
program. Among the participants,
it is planned, will be the youngest
child who can talk fluently, the
youngest child with the longest
hair and the youngest child who
can feed itself with spoon.
On each program a leading
child-care consultant will give
helpful hints on the care of young
children and babies.
Evening star., 1950-06-24

The entire earth soon Will De
mapped from rocket ships in the
opinion of DR.. Allen j. Hynek. di-
rector of the Mcmillan Observa-
tory, Ohio State University.
DR.. Hynek addressed the closing
session of the American Congress
on Surveying and Mapping yester-
day in the Shoreham Hotel.
DR.. Hynek also told the group
the secret of the canals on Mars
may be solved when that planet is
again nearest the earth in Sep
tember, 1856. through a larger
telescope than now in use. AL
though no photographs of these
canals have been made, he said
astronomers have mapped them
from observations.
DR.. Duncan Macdonald, direc-
tor of Boston University's Optical
Research Laboratory, declared
that, while research costs money
at first, it saves time and money
in the long run.
DR.. Erwin Gigas. director OF the
Land Survey Office. Bamberg,
Germany. told the Technical Divi-
sion on Control Surveys that Ger
man factories are again producing
new scientific instruments.
In his annual report to the con-
Evening star., 1950-06-24

ference, Walter S. Dix, executive
secretary, said the Census Bureau
and Civil Service Commission now
recognize surveying as a distinct
profession.
1t. Col. Richard w. Philbrick,
assistant chief of the photo
graphic laboratories. Air Materiel
Command. at Wright Field. Day.
ton. Ohio, declared research is
needed into the atmosphere and
its strata affecting temperature,
density and other factors.
Evening star., 1950-06-24
1Moppinq From Rocket Ships Held Possible Soon

Resolutions adopted by the con-
vention urged enactment of pend
ing legislation to speed up the
mapping of the whole United
States and commended the Inter-
American Geodetic Survey in its
program of surveying 18 million
square miles in II countries.
The new president of the con-
greSs is Col. Gerald Fitzgerald Of
the Geological Survey, Interior
Department,
Evening star., 1950-06-24
Alumni Elect Shannon

DR.. James A. Shannon. associate
director of research Of the Amer
ican Heart Institute in Bethesda,
has been elected vice president of
the General Alumni Association
of Holy Gross College. Worcester.
Mass.
Evening star., 1950-06-24
Gen. Parker to Speak

Maj, Gen. Roy H. Parker. Chief
of Army Chaplains, will address
the Vaughn Bible Glass, Calvary
Baptist Church, at 10 am. to-
morrow at the church, Eighth and
II streets NV.
Evening star., 1950-06-24
Loke Lodoeu Is Large

Lake Ladoga is the largest in
land body of water in Europe. 1t
is about 1000 square miles in
area or about one-fourth as large
as Lake Superior.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
By Gould Lincoln

A demand that the Republican
Party offer the young voters OF
the country program Of progress
was voiced by Senator Ives OF
New York last night in q talk to
a Young Republican Club State
convention at Wingdale, N. Y.
The Senator commented that
unless the Republican Party can
attract young voters in large
numbers it may soon lie in a po-
Ilitical graveyard alongside the
Whig Party.
Senator Ives said a recent Gal
lup poll had shown that Of every
three new voters who affiliate with
political parties, two become DEM
ocrats. Between presidential elec-
tions. he continued, more than
g million persons reach voting
age. Still quoting the poll. Sena-
tor Ives said that about 80 per
cent of these are independents,
q million are Republicans and
4 million. Democrats. The others
are scattered among minority
parties.
Outside of the Southern States
which are traditionally Demo-
cratic - Senator Ives said. the
growth of Democratic young
voters had been consistent since
the advent of the Roosevelt New
Deal in 1882. and only the fact
that a majority of the voters
above 40 years of age have been
Republican has kept the Repub-
lican Party af1oat.
Two things must be done il the
party is to be saved. Senator Ives
Evening star., 1950-06-04

appointments to political commit
tees and political ONCE.
Get Out -the-vote Campaign.
Meanwhile in Washington Re-
publican National Chairman
George Guy Gabrielsen was an
nouncing the start Of campaign
to get out the vote-particularly
the young voters-to take the Re-
publican side in the fall elections.
The campaign viii be outlined to
the "shirtsleeves" conference OF
eastern Republican officials June
1924 in Atlantic City. N. j.. he
said.
There were IS million potential
voters who didn't go to the polls
in the last election" Mr.. Gabriel
son said. I'VE thing many Of them
would have voted Republican. We
have the issues this year which
should enable us to win. Our goal
is better party machinery-an
army of young, alert. and militant
party workers at the precinc,
level"
The organizational drive is being
led by Albert B. Herman. execu-
tive director of the Republican
National Committee and the di-
rector Of number of successful
Evening star., 1950-06-04

continued. The first is to attract
the young voters. and the second.
to get the voters to the polls.
Senator Ives, who belongs to
progressive wing Of the Republic
can Party. insisted today there are
greater divisions within the two
major political parties than be-
tween the two parties themselves.
The ultra conservative forces in
both parties, he said, are much
alike, but the anti-reactionary
forces differ widely among them
selves ranging all the way from
progressive to socialistic.
Fortunately. " said Senator Ives.
"the forces of reaction in the
country are being revealed as a
minority. The results of the pri-
mary elections of last month in
dicate rather conclusively what
the majority of the voters in the
country seem to want-and most
important to Republicans and to
the country-what the Republican
Party should stand for"
Mentions Duff and Morse.
He mentioned specifically the
primary victories of Gov. Duff in
Pennsylvania and Senator Morse
in Oregon, both progressive Re-
publicans, and of Representative
Smathers In Florida and Senator
Graham in North Carolina, both
Democrats. to prove his point. Mr..
Smathers and Senator Graham,
he said, while liberal, had both
opposed in their campaigns the
Brannan farm plan and compul-
sorry health insurance advocated
by the Truman Fair Dealers.
Both Gov. Duff and Senator
Morse" said Senator Ives, ARE
in favor of a revitalized, progress
sive Republican Party. And both
Of them are violently opposed to
the socialistic schemes of the
Fair Deal" Moreover, the recent
victories Of both Of them were
overwhelming.
Right here in our own State
Of New York we have a living
example. and q most successful
example, of the course which Re-
publicans in the Nation should
be following. We have the bril-
liant, efficient and progressive ad-
ministration of Thomas E. Dewey
Party With q Program.
The American people. Senator
Ives said, demand a progressive
party.
They do not favor the adoption
Of any proposal that so-called
conservative Republicans merge
with the Dixiecrats and that the
so-called liberal Republicans join
with the Fair Deal Follies," he
said.
"They are seeking a party with
a policy and a program geared to
meet present day conditions and
to solve these problems without
engulf1ng the country in totali-
tarianism. This is the kind of
party which will attract new vot-
ers and command the support Of
vast numbers Of older voters"
He urged that young Republic
cans be recognized everywhere
as they are in New York-with
Evening star., 1950-06-04

Republican campaigns in New
Jersey.
Under the Herman program spe-
cial emphasis viii be placed on
organization in marginal States
and congressional districts.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
American Tourists Fovored

American tourists 70 India may
drink what they choose. regard
less Of local prohibitions. and
"eat q In carte" the government
at New Delhi decided. in an all
out effort TO attract dollar-bear-
ing Americans.
Evening star., 1950-06-04

Y or top government grades only
cut from the same sides Of
beef as Sideways finest steaks
and rib roasts
In every kind and cut Of meat, good eoting
is what Sofewoy guarantees you. Meot free
of excess bone, fat and gristle. Top grodes
only at peak eoting perfectionl
In all that makes meat good to eat you get
the best buy in town at Safeway. Every cut
and every timei
Sideways trim-before- weighing method
gives you more meat in every pound you pay
for because perpound meat prices at Safeway
Evening star., 1950-06-04

FALLS CHURCH, Va.
Home Hsotins Co.
Phone: "a 3ee2
HYATrsvlltE, Md.
The Beswsli- -Bvsks Co.
Phone: Werfsld s4oo
lAYToNsvIltE. Md.
q. o. Armstrong Co.. Inc.
Phone: Goishsrsbvss ~
TAKoMA PARK, Nd.
"A. c. cvssofsen
Phone; Shepherd 3s7o
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FIND YOUR local ey!! De; !;!!s;3 HERE

ARLINGTON. Va.
selar Heasins Co..
Phene: oW 43oo
BuRT0NsvlllE, Md.
Cherries 0. ullem
Phone: Ashton 7s67
colMAR MANOR, Nd.
Del Rio Electric Co.
Phone: WA t242
Evening star., 1950-06-04

are always on the trimmed cuts y.
And the quality of meat that Safeway sells
is the quality folks 60 for. Safeway beef and
lamb are of the top government grades only
=. Safeway pork and veal of the top grades,
too And Safeway meat is prepared for market
with special care, so you enjoy finest favor,
juicy tenderness.
Try buying all your meat at Safeway -.
to better please your family and get more meat
value, tool
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-11
Food for Thought
Mary T. Davenport
Nutrition COnsultant
Delaware State Board Of Health
BEVERAGES TO COOL

In hot water, we all drink much
more water than we do in winter.
The first purpose is to enjoy the
low temperature of the water. This
added intake replaces the water
lost through perspiratiOn. In most
cases a glass of cold water has
more than a temporary effect upon
cooling us.
Several weeks ago this column
discussed the addition of salt to
drink water. Your selection of
plain table salt. or salt in tablet
form, is entirely of your own choos-
ing.
Then we have many people who
contend that drinking so many hot
weather beverages makes them
feel less comfortable than before
drinking them, except for the tenn
porary relief. To this group of
people, we ask what is their most
frequently used cold beverage.
Most replies. are of beverages that
contain large amounts of sugar.
In animal experiments it has
been found that large amounts of
starch and sugar are the best
sources of heat production. So that
if we wish to limit heat production
the place to start is with lowered
carbohydrates. The best example
of this is to reduce the amount OF
sugar to the lease possible bit in
your beverages which you drink fol
cooling purposes. (If heat doesn't
bother you and you drink iced tea
because you enjoy the sugar con
tent, we say stick to it,
This lowered intake of carbOhy
drate carries over to all foods il
addition to beverages. Reducing
the carbohydrates is the best meth
cd of keeping cool as far as nu
tritional influences are involved.
Note: If you've mislaid our rec
ipe for Iced Tea by the cold waite
method-or if you never did hav
it a post card to us at the Stat
Board of Health in Dover will pro
duce one for you Immediately.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-11
Says Square Lips Aid
Singers

INDIANAPOLIS - (P) - Want
to learn to sing? Then be square
Upper" says William Ernest Ross,
associate professor of voice at In
diana University. Form your lips
into a square, throw back your
shoulders and burst into song. And
don't be afraid to show your upper
and lower front teeth, either, he
says.
other pointers thrown out by the
professor are: Don't smile when
you sing. You're more likely to
yell than sing if you do. Don't
sing with "lazy lips" If your lips
are relaxed, they will tend to muffle
YOUR voice.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-11
Excavation Reveals
Pre-Christian Town

NEW DELHI - (P) 49, An an
cient town believed to have -four
ished centuries before the Chris
tian era has been discovered in
excavations conducted by the gov
ernment of India archaeological de-
partment Is miles from New Delhi.
The excavation was made on a
mound covering half square mile
that rises from the plain near the
village of Tilpat, south of the cap
ital.
B. B. Lal, superintendent of the
project, describes the discovery as
one of the most important ever
made in Indian archaeological eX-
ploratiOns. Several large ancient
buildings have been discovered in
the probing excavations and more
archaeological wealth is expected
to be found below the sub-soil wa
| ter level.