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Indisposed: Mrs. Edith Jones.
41s Dupont Av. N, has been con-
fined to her home due to illness
since January Z. On January 2.
Mrs. Jones was baptized at the
Holy Gospel church with Rev. E.
Robinson officiating.
Back Home: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam N. Perry. SOP Emerson Av.
N, returned home January %, af-
ter spending the holidays in Kan
sas City, Mo-. as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Garrett Jones, and in
Muskogee, Okla, where they Wis
tied Mrs. Perry's mother, Mrs.
Rosa Gray. Mrs. Gray was conval-
escing at her home after having
surgery on December IS.
In: Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, sl2
Lyndale is i'll at her home and has
been confined to the house for the
past two weeks.
Anniversary Greetings: Con-
gratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
ton Wright of 1881 Bryant Av. N.
who quietly observed their 31st
wedding anniversary on Wednes-
day, January 18th. Mr.. Wright al
so observed his birthday on the
same date.
Sang At Banquet: The Musical
Notes, singing group composed
of the Mines. Helen Thomas, Dor
othy Sims, Bertha Smith and Miss
Mary Turner sang at the YWCA
Centennial banquet held at Coff-
man Memorial Union on Thursday.
January ID. This is the second
year that this quartette has ap-
peared on the program for the
YWCA annual meeting.
just For Fun Club: Mrs. Ken
meth Jones, $50 Bryant Av. N,
will be hostess TO the Just For
Fun club on Sunday evening, jan
uary %.
Coules-Kas Meet: Miss Shirley
Jackson, 4433 Fourth Av. s., was
hostess to the Coules-Kas club on
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Saturday, January Is. Plans were
made for the clubs first anniver-
sary party to be given in Febru-
airy. The next meeting will be JAN
uary %, with Miss Almeda Jones,
1928 Chicago Av. as hostess.
Improving: William Sonny
Mcintosh Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mcintosh ST.. of 1900 18th
Av. s., is steadily improving al
though still confined to the hos
pital.
Visit Mother: Mrs. William Nc
Intosh, 22o0 18th Av. S, Mrs.
Oletha Rich and Mr.. John Burrell
returned home Tuesday. January
IL. from Des Moines, Ia, where
they were called because of the
illness of their mother. Mrs. Wes-
ley Burrell. Mrs. Burrell under
went surgery in Mercy hospital
on January 5. She is much i'm
proved, but still confined to the
hospital.
New Sister: Kathryn and Mari
lynn Arradondo announce the ar
rival of a baby sister, Jacqueline
10 born January Is at Fairview
hospital. The three girls live with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs Aaron
Arradonde at 1890 Clinton Av. S.
Maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. George Soltis OF Holding
ford, MINI. Paternal grandparents
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben F. ARA
dondo of Altus, Okla.
Home On Leave: Private Or
rim Price. Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orrin Price Sr., of 1926 S. Seventh
St, arrived in the city Sunday,
January l6, from FIT. Leonard
Wood, Mo. for a two weeks visit
with his parents and family. Pri-
vate Price will leave January % to
report for duty at Fl. Lee, Va.
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ST. Paul Women
OFF On Long
Vocation Irip

Mrs. Ida Mae Murphy. 1854
Thomas Av. and Mrs. Minnie Ray
mond, 654 Rondo Av., left the city
Saturday January 10, on a two
months vacation trip that will
carry them Southwest and To the
West coast and into Mexico,
Their first stop win be In Kan,
sas city. Mo. where they win be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Reed. Mrs. Reed is the former
Ruth Brown OF ST. Paul and a
niece Of Mrs. Raymond,
Leaving Kansas city. they will
journey TO FIT. Worth, Tex, and
win be the guests in Texas OF Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew Mccoy and Mr.,
and Mrs, Robinson, Mrs, Mccoy
and Mrs. Robinson are sisters OF
Mrs. william Ridley.
From Texas they will go 10 Los
Angeles, Calf, and viii be the
houseguests OF Mrs. Leoia Harri.
son, a sister OF Mr. Marion Boiling
of ST, Paul, They win also go 10
Tiajuana. Mexico,
In San Francisco, they will be
house guests OF Mrs. Ethel Ray
Nance, Mrs, Nance, the former
Ethel Ray, Is a former resident OF
both St Paul and Minneapolis and
native Of Duluth, MINI. Cross
ing the bay into Oakland. they will
be guests there OF Mrs. Ann Sell
ina Foster Henderson. another
native St Paulite.
on the return they viii go TO
Portland, Ore, and win be the
guests there Of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Farrell. Mrs. Farrell Is a
sister.in-law of Mrs Raymond
And from there TO Seattle, Wash,
where they win be guests OF Mrs
Murphy's cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. II
H. Arts. who are former residents
Of St Paul The last lap OF theii
Journey win take them into Can
ada, stopping in Vancouver wher,
they viii do some sightseeing,
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Shriners Installed
Officers Saturday
Moss Is Pofenfufe

teZIan Temple No, 70 OF the
Shrine held It's annual nstalla-
ton of newly elected and appoint
cd officers for 1883 on Saturday
evening, January IS. 1885, at the
lodge hall, 207 South Third St,
Minneapolis,
Imperial deputy Charles d.
Doty conducted the installation
ceremony.
Elective officers are: Harvey A.
Moss, potentate: John l.. Nellie
Jr,, chief rabhan: Chalmers Law
son, assistant rabban: Rev.
Charles NJ. Sexton, high priest and
prophet; Dan McAdams, recorder:
]. r. Lynn, treasurer and Claude
Mason. oriental guide.
Appointive officers include V.
II. Sheppard, marshall; Edwin
Robbins. first ceremonial master:
George X, Mayo, second ceremon-
ial master; 7. ]. Johnson. captain
of guards; w s. Mayes, outer
guard and r., l., Boyd advisor 10
Isis.
Trustees are Rev. u. II. Hunter,
Leonard T. Green and A. Il.
Wright
Auditing committee, l. NJ. Dor.
sey, Il. f, Henderson and Hobart
r. Mitchell Sir Entertainment
committee, Claude Mason, La
Percelle Greene and Dan Mead,
ans, The promotional committed
Is composed Of John l., Nellie
Dan McAdams and Claude Mason
Following the business session
refreshments were served and 0
social hour concluded the evenings
activities.
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treasurer. The next meeting WIZ
be at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Godfrey Rawlings, 667 Igiehart
Av.
breakfast Pinochle Club: Mrs.
Lafayette Fields, sos st. Anthony
Av., was hostess to the Breakfast
Pinochle club on Saturday. JAM
uary is. Prizes were captured by
Mrs. Earl Brent. first: Mrs An
nette Robinson, second and Mira.
Maurice orman, third. Mrs. orman
and Mrs. John Patton were guests
OF the hostess. The next meeting
win be Saturday. February 5, with
Mrs. John Few. 64S Iglehart Av.
as hostess.
Gold Band Society Meets; When
the Gold Band Society met at the
home OF Mrs. Norma Jones. TOO w.
Central Av., on Monday, January
II. plans were completed for a
club party scheduled for Saturday
night. January %, at Local bi6
recreation room, 525 Rondo Az.
Each member win invite one
guest. The next meeting OF the
club viii be January 81. with Mrs.
Thclma Lewis, 325 N. Chatsworth
as hostess.
Cosmopolitan 10 Club; The Cos
mopolitan 10 club held its January
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Doro-
thy Balenger. SIC w. Central Av.
Four new members, namely. Mar
iory Jones, Teresa Blackburn. Al
ma Davis and Gladys Ixery were
voted into the club. A roller
skating party Is planned for early
March The February meeting
will be held at the home Of Teresa
Blackburn, 776 Igiehart Az, on
February II,
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H0lI DAY.

other tips for good party-ine service;
hang up quickly and quietly when the
line is in use. replace the receiver care
fully, give up the line for emergency
calls. Remember. party-line courtesy
is catching. Northwestern Bell Tele-
phone Company.
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EARTHA KIT POSES
FOR ESQUIRE MAGAZINE

New York, n. Y.-Eartha Kits
double-page color portrait in the
current Esquire was taken by the
photographer without her know
ing it.
According to Eartha, the photo
grapher came up to her apartment
and told her to pose on her bed and
look straight into the camera.
After few seconds she said
We'll. aren't you going to take
the picture ?"
I have" he said--and left.
And you know" Eartha adds
smilingly. 1T came out just
great"
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Jan. % Miss Dorothy Ann
Stovall, ssl5 Fifth Av. s.; Gerald
Fleming, sic Tenth Av. s; Mr..
Robert Green. so7 Dupont Av. N:
Mrs. Vera Wright, SOS Bryant Av.
N; Ronald Judy, Jr., S52l Fourth
Av. s.; Doris Officer, $50 Fremont
Av. NJ: Curtis whitiock, 1854
Clinton Av.
Jan. 2s-Marrenne Curry, 1856
Fifth Av. S.; Mrs, Yvonne White.
3s4o Clinton Av.
Jan. 24--Barbara Jean Ham
mond, 274l Clinton Av.: Essie Mae
Sartin. 1918 18th Av. N: Harold
Edward Grove, 24ss Fifth Av. S.
Jan. 25-Robert Mallory, 1888
Clinton Av.; Mrs. Grace Workout,
$3.50 Smelling Av.; Mrs. Estella
Harris, 2si6 Elliot Az; Mrs,
Hardy White, 4142 Clinton Av.:
James Allen, % Hyland Av. N,
Billie Vaughn. sos Olson Vivid.
Jan. 20 Mrs. James Lane. 722
Fremont Az. N; Orlando Wilson,
900 Aldrich Av. N: Connie Mccoy
$40 Bryant Az. N: Mrs. Marger-
ute Gonzales, 1909 Seventh st. s.
Jan. 27--Patricia Harper, 1910
Bryant Av. N; Cleota Carlisle, $40
Girard Av N; Mrs. Ruth Bell. SOS
18th Av. NJ: Mr.. Bernard ]. Will
kinson Sr.. 1858 Xerxes Az. N.
Jan, IS Raymond Cannon, 29o5
Fifth Av. s.; Louis r, Perkins,
$500 Clinton Av.; Carrie Wallace.
1892 Smelling Av,; Barbara Tate.
1856 Fourth Av. s.; Mrs. Opal
Stone, S1l Russell Av, N: Mrs
James c. Crowder, 4144 Oakland
Av.
Out-of. Town Birthdays
Jan. 22-Mrs. Arie Pulium,
Cleveland. O.; Mrs. Bergia Bell,
Kansas City, Kans.; Miss lone
Roach, Los Angeles. Calf,
Jan, 23--Sylvester Carter, Los
Angeles, Calf. Rev. William
ogleton. 432 South Taylor, South
Bend, Ind, Howard Wells, Los
Angeles, Calf,
Jan. 24-~Thelma Woodson, Par
is, Mo; John +. Thomas, Geneva,
Switzerland: Elmo Hoffman, Kan
sas City. Mo; Katherine Sanders,
Washington, Milwaukee, Wis.
Jan. 26--Dorothy Evant, Kansas
City, Mo; Robert l.. Brown, Rock
ford, ILL.,; Mary Thompson. Cam
den. N, j.; Donald w. McMoore,
jefferson City, Mo.
Jan, 81 Garnett Jones, Pasa-
dena, Calf.
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Everybody neeu5 t4..s. ga even
your telephone. Especially if you're
ON party line, it's important TO leave
a brief holiday" between phone calls
so that incoming calls can reach
YOU; 10 that other people on your
line may use the telephone. Some
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

MkNNEAfglzlS
Jan 25--Mr. and Mrs. ID. j.
Wade. 242l Fourth Av. s.. Is
years.
ST. PAUL
Jan. 22-Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin
Davis, 52S Carroll Av,; two years.
Jan, 27---Mr. and Mrs. Richard
L, Stokes ST., 75T ST. Anthony Av.,
40 years; Mr.. and Mrs, Willie c.
Robinson, isa Edmund Av.. IS
years.
Jan. rs Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Golden, 456 ST. Anthony Az, At
years.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Criterion Club Holds Election: When the Criterion club
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Albert Num- 440 Fuller Av,
January 15 important business agenda
nua election of officers Buord Hayes reelected president
Charles Latmer vice presidents Mrs Grin Rawlings secretary
Mrs Homer
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This paper has tho largest cir
cuIation % any paper Of Its class
In this section Of the country.
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS Z

On Vacation: Mr. and Mrs. j. Watkins 1924 18th Ay S.
left the city Thursday January 90 for months vacation
be spent Arkansas and Louisiana They will
visit relatives and friends in Memphis and Nashville Tenn
shreveport La and will finish their vacation in Hot Springs
Ark They will return April first
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This IN the most complete
newspaper of Its class published
in the Upper Midwest.
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Evening star., 1955-11-25
Silver Spring
Clubs Leud
Patriotic Effort

The approximately 800 woni-
en- who make up the combined
membership Of the Silver
Spring Woman's Club and its
junior club are observing
.Know Your America Week"
by displaying the United States
nag.
They also are urging their
neighhors to do likewise in
..reyiving q wonderful old
American custom-pride In
display OF our flag"
The Junior WomanS Club
of Silver Spring is sponsoring
the community effort. as .
member Organization of the
Ali-American Conference to
Combat Communism.
IN an editorial In its monthly
newspaper, the Junior club de-
ciares its acknowledgment Of
the terrible onslaught being
made against God as SOW
ereign, and the rights He be-
slowed upon man" 1t pledges
its efforts TO see that God
may be honored, liberty pre-
served, America blessed and
mankind prosper"
Evening star., 1955-11-25
REHDERS CLEARING HOUSE

them and they are ready for
q lot Of wear.
/ also have about 10 other
quilts I have made since ]
came here four years ago. !
am alone from 8 am. to $3.50
pm. or later and have to keep
busy to keep from getting
lonesome. Ny daughter works
for the Government and We
have q house here, which
makes it nice.
/ have a garden S5 by 40
feet and raise quite a few
things, especially tomatoes, in
season. Then when winter
comes back / work with my
pieces again. ! have my gar
den all rough spaded for win
ter and the leaves gathered
up and put in a wire pen. /
have two compost piles which
! will empty on the garden and
Evening star., 1955-11-25

tall blond with blue eyes, has
two rize-winning dogs which
she has trained and bred.
The two dogs are cookers.
One Is black and tan called
Cheery. and the other is red
and white called Freckles.
Their real titles. with the nec-
essary kennel prefix are Mar
Wins Cheerleader and Mar
Wins Honeydip. respectively.
A member Of the Canine
Training Association and the
Capital Dog Training Club.
Margie said. I'VE train the dog
to make him q better citizen
IN the community, q more en-
ioyable pet, we teach him to
heel, which Is walking beside
you on leash; to sit. stay and
down stay. and to retrieve
objects over Jumps"
Margie and her dogs have
already won first place in the
shows at Fort Belvoir Kennel
Club and the Old Dominion
Kennel Club. She received the
award for highest scoring
cocker at the Baltimore Ken
mel Club.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Nurses to Hear
.Heulth Experts

Two leading health authors
ties will address the Washing
ton Archdiocesan Council Of
Catholic Nurses at 8 pm. Mon
day in Carroll Hall Of st. Pat
rick's Church. Tenth and @
streets NV.
The speakers viii be Or.
Estella Ford Warner, chief Of
the Program Development
Branch, Division Of Interna-
tional Health Of the United
States Public Health Service,
and Miss Virginia Arnold,
chief nurse Of the U.S.P.H.S.s
Divis. on Of international
Health.
Miss Arnold win illustrate
her talk with colored slides Of
the countries in the Near and
Far East where she has
worked.
Evening star., 1955-11-25

about Is inches wide and
stitch these leftover pieces on
until I have enough strips to
make another quilt-either the
long way or the short way.
Then ! sew them together and.
presto! ] have one almost as
pretty as that for which / cut
the blocks. Make a back to it
of muslin. or other material:
pin it carefully together; and,
working from the wrong side,
stitch an oblong in the very
center Of the quilt. Spread out
carefully as you go round and
round and you will be sur
prised what a nice quilt you
win have. You almost always
can find q piece that just
exactly fits and the little strips
work in so nicely. 1t washes
well and looks fine. I have just
finished quilting two this last
week on the machine. They are
nice without q filing Of any
kind this way. Then I bind
Evening star., 1955-11-25

are you on q JltteIuus
diet?"
That's the name given to a
very common high school
lunch menu-a hot dog. q bag
Of potato chips and a bottle Of
pop-eaten by $1,000 teen-
ayers in the United States!
According to Myril Axlerod,
who has written a report from
dietary Investigations over the
past 10 years, TEENAGERS
ARE UNDERNOURISTIEDl
The reason for this nations
wide teenage malnutrition Is
dietary ignorance and lack OF
parental direction or discipline
over teens eating whims. say
nutritionists. The studies show
that the average American
child is properly nourished
only up to age q! Then in the
teens his diet sinks to an
alarming low.
Checking the diets Of $1,000
teens in the Nation showed
that only about one-quarter
Of them met the recommended
allowances Of the National Re-
search Council for good nutri-
tion. And ALL Of them in
dulged in the "jitterbug diet
even though their schools
served good, hot lunches.
Hence, teens at lunch time are
heavy on the school hangouts.
II you have candy bars ana
soft drinks after school. you
are adhering to the diet. But
rneal-skipping and too many
snack-har items which I'LL you
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Doc Trdininq
Her Hobby

Displaying 10 BLUE ribbons
and 81 other ribbons for her
ability as q dog trainer. Is 16-
year-old Margie Hoener. q
Junior at WI.
Starting to train dogs when
she was IA. this 5-foot 4-inch
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Foundation F'ushions

Back to school-and what
should you pack besides trim
skirts and sweaters, smart
suits. pretty party dresses?
Smooth underIines, Of
course, for these good looking
fashions.
You'll need five or six bras.
including one strapless; q bra
lette. and three or four girdles
and pantie girdles to alternate.
Evening star., 1955-11-25

then put the leaves In the
compost pens.
/ am n years old.
Here is hoping you try the
crazy quilt. The pieces you
have left will be good for
nothing and you can toss them
in the trash can. Best wishes.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Y-Teen Cottage
To Form Bond

NEWS BITS: B-CC Y-Teen
Cottage is getting set to form
its own band or orchestra. Any
teen with two years musical
experience on any instrument.
who lives in Montgomery
County. can come to rehearse
on Fridays, from Z to 8 pm.
Tomorrow night every
single one Of you MUST come
to the Sheraton-Park ball
room to dance to the music Of
Finnegan and his or
chestra. Sponsor Of the dance
IA Roosevelt High fraternity
has sunk thousands into its
project to raise money for
Muscular Dystrophy. The band
alone cost $4,000 and the boys
have TO come through. So
EVERYONE COMEl
See you next friday
Evening star., 1955-11-25
.Fdvorite Recipe
Lost in Truvels

Mrs. L. F. L. Alexandria
/ wonder If some kind reader
would please help me. Moving
around the country, lost a
favorite Christmas cookie rec
ipe for @Anise Oil Cookies. "
There are two varieties ! used
to make. The one ! am re-
questing was dropped on a
cookie sheet the night before
baking-after baking they had
a high pulled, glazed top. I
don't remember II they were
brushed with beaten egg white
and sugar Just before baking,
or the night before. I'd appre-
ciate 1t so much If someone
would give me the recipe.
Thank you kindly.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Auxiliary,
Plans YuIe
Project

Members of the Lutheran
Institutional Mission Auxil-
iary viii hold q Christmas gift
packing party on Monday. De-
cember S, beginning at 5 pm.
in the Christ Lutheran Church,
Sixteenth and Gallatin streets
NV.
This year. the auxiliary is
packing 5000 boxes containing
home-baked Christmas cookies
and candy for distribution in
the institutions served by their
chaplain. the Rev. Paul @.
Amt. assisted by Deaconess
Ruth Broermann.
Auxiliary members also will
distribute more than 400
christmas Cheer" booklets
they have prepared during the
past several months.
Some Of the institutions to
be remembered are the District
Village, District General Hos
pital Glenn Dale Sanatorium.
Freedmen's Annex, the District
House of Corrections. tn e
United States Soldiers Home
Hospital and st. Elizabeths
Hospital.
The group viii begin dis
trlbuting the cookies and
booklets a week before Christ
mas.
Miss Elizabeth Garmatz is
chairman of the committee for
the project. Assisting her are
Mrs. Clara Meves. Mrs. Eliza
beth Williams. Miss Ruth
Maschauer and Mrs. Dora E.
StilIinns.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Due Here Next Week

Mrs. Hiram Cole HoughtOn
of Red Oak, lows. win be In
washington next week TO par
ticipate In the White House
Conference on Education. For
rner deputy director Of the In
ternational Cooperation Adj
ministration. she also Is q for
r1er president Of the General
Federation Of Women's Clubs.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
A Word or Two
On Poscoqoulo?
]. S. r.; arlington


I would appreciate hearing
from some one who has lived
recently in Pascagoula. Miss.
Am interested in the housing
situation-do they have mod
ern homes. or how far does
one have to go for houses
like We have in North Arling-
ton?
I would like to talk to the
woman about cabinets over a
gas range turning yellow. !
think I can help her.
Thank you.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Blonkef Ends Bickering
Z. l.. Arlington

.. L.1 AfIHIgLOH
Mrs. H. G. of Washington:
We have found the dual con-
troll electric blanket we'll worth
the extra expense. For years
my husband and I bickered
about the amount Of blankets
-he liked the window opened q
crack and I liked it flung open.
Now we have a dual control
electric blanket and he can be
as toastie as he wants and !
can turn the heat lower on my
Evening star., 1955-11-25
TEEN SCENE
By SHARON DoRAN
Teeners Are Undernourished
Due to Their Iitterbuq DIET

II have travelled to New
York and Pennsylvania with
my dogs and I have appeared
on television with : them"
Margie said. when ! entered
my flrst show ! was so scared
and / really goofed. Every one
could tell ] was q novice"
All 1t takes to train q dog"
advised Margie (best you dog.
owners take note) .'is practice.
patience and praise. And don't
give your dog food every time
he does something. He should
work for you--not the food"
Margie also breeds dogs, as
Freckles has Just come back
from New Jersey after being
bred with q champion and
CHEEKY will have a litterf in
January. That way you can
breed out your dogs faults"
In conclusion, Margie said,
After college ! want to breed
dogs scientifically"
Evening star., 1955-11-25

with empty calories make
you lose your appetite as well
as your capacity for dinner.
Then you miss out on the pro-
teins, calcium and vitamiIls.
See gang. this diet Is very bad.
The results from this dan-
aerous diet are that boys are
making d bad showing in
physical examinations. as Se-
iectiye Service records testify.
and teens have poor resistance
70 infectious disease. mainly
tuberculosis with teen girls.
Therefore all Of you best get
on the bah and cut out the
Junk Of the "iitterbug diet"
Start stufing yourself with
quarts Of milk, apples, eggs.
and good husky foods. In fact.
you could probably do without
your schools soft drink yend-
ing machine and replace 1t
with q milk and fruit juice
one. Seriously. you don't know
how serious this can be. So
start eating right!
Evening star., 1955-11-25

side. We have had our blanket
for about four years and ! can
truly say that we have rested
better than before. It Is a we'll
known brand and very satis-
factory.