Speed Queen
Wins International Women's Air Race
* a
H>* Marion P. Jayne, a Palatine, 111., mother of four, repeated in
""1 as the winner of the "Angel Derby" women's international
i ftCl a ' r raCe ' T^e 2,743 statute mile cross-country race was from
ia STIJI AiW Columbus, Ohio, to Managua. Nicaragua. Marion, who was
|pn|{r' sponsored by the manufacturers of Speed Queen laundry appli
ances for home and commercial use, has been a pilot for six
' fars ant ' on 'y began her air racing hobby three years ago. She
' S a self ' mo ' ivated woman with top-flight competitive spirit, as
• •• shown in her other high-ranking women's air race finishes.
TELL ME
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THE BUTTER/ IT MRS ABOUT PAMDPIKR PVGMPIER (
3.3QQ calories per found... sugar xT measures but JR of p»n
HAS 18QO CALORIES PER POUND f INCH IM LENGTH f t r
WHICH IS THE LARGEST IHOVJ MANS BLUE-PRINTS ARE^? 7 .
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SPREAD OF K FEET... IS THE- PRINTS F*RE NEEDED TO BUILD .
V/ORLD'S LARGEST FLYING BIRD? ONE BATTLESHIP?
PRATTLE 4 TATTLE I SAID, DON'T YOU THINK My I CAN'T H6AR A WORD
n r- Niece HAS A BEAUTIFUL yOU'RE SAyiNG WITH
DON'T you THINK WHAT VO/CfiT | 1 THAT GIRL SCREECHING
MY NIECE HA9 A 010 YOU | LP UP!
PUGGY
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the flying willoughbys
WHER WILL BE EXPECTING \ YOU KNOW, DEAR, I ( THANKS ff I
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THAT A MAN DEVELOPES ? J
SPH MO?e FATI6UE DRIVING
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PETEY AND HIS PALS >«y J- maxwell I .an' HE says HIS "1 /"YEPf stuffy heard
3 M 'ij POP AIN'T GOIN' TOj J THE DOCTOR SENDIN'
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r UP AT OUR CLUB MEETIN'S ANYJ "/ \ C HONEST? J If
INGENUITY
IN HOME
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POPULAR TODAY, AH D FASHION
CALLS FOR THE)W TO 8F COVERED
WTTH FLOOR-LENGTH CLOTHS.
THE TRICK IS TO ORDER THE
&GHT AMOUNTOF MATERIAL AMD
CUT IT TO THE PROPER SHAPE.
HERS. FROM THE MAKERS OF
LUFKIN TAPE MEASURES, IS THE
EASY MY TO DETERMINE THE
EXACT AMOUNT OF CLOTH
YOU NEED
a
IF YOU'RE GOING TO DRAPE TUB
COVSH OYER A ROUND TABLE,
MEASURE THE DIAMETER OF THE
TABU TOP, TAKE ONE-HALF OF
THIS FIGURE, AND ADD THE
HEI6HTOF THE TABLE.
THE RESULT IS THE RADIUS OF
THE CIRCLE YOU NEED FOR
'.•OUR PATTERN.
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weighs mora than a ton!
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IS PKOVIPEP BY EVERY OROCERY 11 U - - it r I
AMP SUPERMARKET THROUGHOUT iW lit "■
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THE METAL CAU OR GLASS JAR ~
THAT SAFELY KEEPS HUVKIBLE6EeM^^^^^O!^^-
Akip SPOKES AWAY FROM THE " -L
--wholesome AiJPTAsry foopwithim: "
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CHILDREN'S COLDS
The three Rs reading,
(wanting, and (a)rithmetic
should be joined by a
fourth runny nose. Few
mothers would argue this
suggestion.
Children have more colds
than anyone, and the com
mon cold spreads rapidly
through a school community,
before it goes home to infect
entire families.
In a medical article on
common cold, a pediatrician
wrote that the common cold
is the most common type of
illness in his practice, and the
most frequent type of minor
illness in temperate zones.
"Almost everybody, includ
ing physicians, has one or
more common colds per
year," he added.
Colds should not be neg
lected, physicians warn. Seri
ous complications may
develop. In children, otitis
media is the most common of
these an inflammation of
the middle ear in which
mucus clogging the eusta
chian tubes traps germs which
cause infection.
f'V HOME
'• BUYING
Traditionally geared to the
young and the old, apart
ments are becoming an all
ages answer to some housing
needs.
Apartment construction is
booming, according to the
National Association of
Home Builders. In 1971, 44
percent of new homes will be
I J&L,
x ainH
multi-family units. Included
in this classification are town
houses (attached houses), gar
den apartments (three stories
and under), and high-rise
apartments (four floors or
more).
Whether bought as condi
miniums or co-operatives, or
rented, most new apartments
offer the built-in promise of
carefree living. And many
have such extras as putting
greens, swimming pools,
tennis courts, central laundry
facilities, community recrea
tion centers, and even sauna
baths, for the use of owners
and tenants.
Mild nose drops such as
Neo-Synephrine are most
often recommended to keep
nasal passages free and eusta
chian tubes open. The drops
are available in special pedi-
atric strengths of 1/8 and
1/4%. They should be used
according to package instruc
tions, or as directed by the
physician.
The child with a cold and
fever often loses body fluid
when the fever makes him
perspire. He become* "dried
out" which lowers his resis
tance to germs still more.
Drinking milk, water, fruit
juices, and carbonated bever
ages helps to prevent
dehydration.
To help prevent spread of
infection at school and at
home it is wise to have every
member of the family (and at
school, every member of the
class, if possible) wash hands
frequently with an antibac
terial skin cleanser such as
pHisoHex. The cold victim
should also be carefully in
structed to cover his coughs
and sneezes, and to place
soiled paper tissues in a dis
posable receptacle.
KENTUCKY 0 BOURBON
IT DIDN'T
|jgg| COME EASY!
Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. 86 Proof. Echo Spring Distillery. Louisville. Ky. e 1971
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14. Platea (var.) 10. Oriental 25. Bu* 33. Back
15. A combat nurae 27. Merry. 34. Mother
Pilot 12. Bones mak- 39. Sandarac
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* by Clark Webster, Remington Wild Life Expert
FROM THIS HE»TAGE ,A V H J
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SHOOTING, S«SRTSMAtfSHIP yj Hi J// ijf J
POORS AND WILDUFE WAS \ ;
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