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by four-tenths of one per
cent The increas? from 5.75
per cent to 4.15 per cent is
tee first increase sinoe 1959.
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U Ihant, Secretary-Gener
al of the United Nations and
Charles de Gaulle, President
of France agree on how to
bring peace to Vietnam. They
share the view that the ob
jectives should be neutrali-
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MISEZY LO\XS COMf JLVT
Late hours, according to a
doctor are never good for one.
Swell for two, though.
News-Press, Myers, F1&.
LOW BLOOD SFGAK
FROM MISSES MEALS
She was a lovely blonde
wiis big, trusting brown eye s
and long golden curls. She
sat on nay knee and believed
every ward I told her. She
was two years old, and inclin
ed to be a bit chubby.
Later, when she was in high
school, die was still blonde
and lovely, but she wasnt
chubby any more. She was
if anything, a bit inclined
to be thin. I asked her one
day what she had for break
fast that morning.
■"1 didnt have any break
fast this morning," she said.
"'What did you have yester
day morning?"
"I didn't have any break
fast," she answered in a small
voice.
"WliMi did you last have
breakfast "
'I can't remember." she
whispered, giving me a re
proachful glance frcm those
lovely brown eyes.
"Ail right," I said in des
peration. 'skip breakfast."
"That's what I do," she
said, and skipped away with
i giggle before I could ques
tion her further about her
dreadful eating habits.
Girls, much more than boys
tend to go without breakfast,
though boys are sometimes
guilty, too. Skipping break
fast is an easy habit to slip
into, and it is not a good
one for that matter, for
any member of the family.
The number of meals a
day varies with custom and
circumstances. . In some coun
tries today, five six or sev
en meals a day are eaten:
these are usually smaller
meals than the three - a -day
customary in this country.
The number matters less than
does the regularity.
The body requires a regu
lar supply of food in order
to maintain the supply of nu
trients available to the tissues
at an adequate level. This is
true especially of the blood
sugar (sugar in the blood)
which is the immediate source
of energy. Wh?n the interval
between the evening meal and
the first meal the next day
is as long as 18 hours, as
napper.s waen the uleakfast
is omitted, the blood sugar
may fall lower than it should
Low blood sugar creates
late - morning inefficiency,
drowsiness. fainting and
proneness to accident through
ineffective coordination. This
is a mild form of the insu
lin shock which happens to di
abetics when they get too
Doctor
in the Kitchen
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much insulin or exercise, and
too little food. It was what
happened to one of my seere
* taries who responded to my
' s buzzer signal by jumping
* from her desk and starting
to enter my office On the
* threshold, she collapsed in a
'* fauit. She had taken a bal
let lesson the night before
h after her supper, gotten up;
e late and skipped breakfast,,
1 and had come to work with,
t- literally, hungry blood.
d A good breakfast should in
e dude fruit, eggs or bacon
or both, enriched bread or
rolls milk, butter and jam
or jelly, and a beverage. Ano
1. time enough to eat without
•- ] gobbling!
EATING IX REST A CRANTS
"I never know what I want
in a restaurant!"
"I always get too much or
too little in a cafeteria" 1
"There isnt enough choir?
on the menu."
"Everybody else eats a meal
while I play with a salad"
Restaurant meals are all the
same!"
Is that the way you fee]
about eating in restaurants?
I don't mean going out to
a good restaurant for a nice
dinner with friends or family i
That's a party! I mean try-]
ing to eat all or most of;
your meals in a restaurant
because you have no time
to cook at home, or have no
home to cook in.
How can you be sure of
getting a nutritious diet at
a price you can afford to pay?
It may take a little doin&.
but it can be done
To begin with, learn to dis-|
tinguish between good res
taurants and poor ones. The
good ones are clean, attract
ive. with varied menus and
friendly service It's a pleas
ure to eat there, especially
as you become acquainted
find a pleasant person, or
a number of persons, to eat
with you some time, it helps
to break the monotony, and
tends toward better and more
leisurely eating.
The main difference be
tween home and restaurant
eating is that when you eat
out you select your food
ready cooked instead of in
the raw at the supermart.
The same principles apply.
You can. and should, get your
quota of each of the four
food groups, just as you do
a: home meats, fish and
poultry or cheese, or eggs:
the dairy group of milk and
its products, the vegetable and
fruit groups, and the enriched
flour-cereal-and bakery-goods
group.
The restaurant gives you
a wider variety than you can
have at home, and also al
lows every member of the
party to have his own pre
ferred foods, which he can't
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taurant chefs are just like
ham? cooks they tend to
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move or Jess.
If you are a homemaker.
cooking three meals a day.
you should welcome the «n
--vitatian when somebody says,
•"Let's eat out,"
Behavorian scientists are only
now confirming what the
airlines learned years ago
Man cannot sit still for more
than five minutes without
getting « dry throat or a
gnawing appetite.
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