DEAR SALLY BY SALLY SHAW N .( . tlorSK MEMBERS "RAP'*-huIrlKh. \ < IIimim in. inh^i s Nirlmiix (I.) and (ieorK^ Miller of Iliirliinn tuik .i\ei iHiMitcss of the day after January 12 session cndi il \ hill > .iHin^ lor ti Miiti'uide vole on the controversial itiived drink ; ..i. .ihiim viih hiliv eallinK for annual legislative session, inil •nutonit \ •<n>i Mere inlnnluced. (I'Pl) SOLVE A CRIME BV A. C C;0KI)0.\' DKAK SALLY: 1 attended an enteriuinmunt at school vester- day. and now I know why my ehddrcn are always coming lioine with colds. At least a hall dozen kids in that room should have been at home. 1 was shocked to see so many running eye- und noses • the coughing, sneezing, und blowing. Too many mothers force their hail sick kids to go to school liet ause they don't want to be bothered with them I think this is dreadfully inconsiderate of die other children. Don’t you .igree with me? BURNED UP. DKAK BURNED: I do indeed! Too many irresponsible moibers fail to keep their sick kids at home where they belong, it s up to the teacher to spot liiese ailing voungsters and send them to the school nurse. Mho should then decide whether d.(‘y sliould stay in school or be .sliipped home. formerly arrived home no later than 5:00 • but now if he arrives before 6:30 it's a big surprise. Our children have afw'ays been used to eating between 5:30 und 6:00, and not only is it a job keeping the dinner warm, but it’s nerve-wracking holding the kids down When I complained to him. he said a man has to have some outside activities and that I should consider myself lucky he isn't doing other things. Maybe so, but still and all I am annoyed. What's the answer? CAROM SHOT DEAR CAROM: Tell the pool shark that dinner will be placed on the table no later than 6:00 and that you and the children will begin eating then whether he has arrived or not. This will give him at least an hour for his newfound "outside activity” without putting so much incon venience on his famiiv. V'U: ARK THE DETECTIVE Templeton sio- '(1 isn'l the loss of tho $300 You siiniin"'. tlin-e lh;ii l.othcrs me so much,” says employees n" i i II '.•Ion’s H iiTVTnnpleton “I'mcovered office • .hill. f. the 1 y insmaiico. But the idea that hookkee|H‘j , 1 . *hi' r ji'* ol my suppn.scdly trusted secretary ; »ii<l . !■' !ni<m. t inployur's may be u thief • that the clerk typist \ti II' I'ndui REAI l.V iiothers me'" ing yourself :n -.Ml '. <.11 .OP in Templclon's law Templeton h. . ''i • 1 d In- Is <'{ii'. i 1.J if sponse to a phone call missing i .1111 til III m.i(h to you about a monev from le '‘t 'Oil siiiee 1 .d: Imin previously. He has you all hav<* ,ii i f > ii 1 111' ollu'e (‘■i'l ..<1(1 It wa.s his eiistom to I am SOU', ' 1 iniisl h .ili'iii! $300 in a cigar hox question >nn uinit. sttiiie hlr.'s und papers in Susan ittaii <- - i'.ile "i 111-- l•l^?lllttl th'sk drawer, money can’t helievf 'h.i t 1 am ill fiii'w nn in an emergency suspected ol m.- »■ i fng! Mr. v.,: :t{ \t . he iiappened to run Templelon . I'M lIlP t-ir Id piTstmal ea.sh. He was most consi'ier,.:-' . players. p'lsilivu ludie ol his employees pays me a geni i ' -, '.iiy. <uid i t (-.v alie.ut this money. How- 1 wouldn’t f\i' • .111) ol this uftenuKHi upon stealing Iroin ni.*. 1' ’ : nmp. Lt> the nlfiee from a “I cant eiK .•>alar\ t‘ rail he found the exactly ‘geiH n.n- • .\niie I lOhc-. w.iN gone “I haven't told Spi-lmaii. ■■l)o! . .'i-alinK : • «•( (iietn ahoiii this yet,” from Mr T'einpU ' 'ill no'' DKAK SALLY: Two months ago my husband’s company installed a billiard table in their lounge, and we haven't had dinner on time at home since (hen He gets off work at 4:30. • And I’m not your pigeon eiiiirr.'' exclaims John Carter. I am never in his office when tie isn't there And I certainly Mouidn'i he looking for $300 worth of (rouble by rooting through h:s desk. You’re going to have to look elsewhere for the thief ” ‘‘No. ■ you reply. "I'm afraid (he thief is right here in this otliee!” Whom do you suspect, and whv? SOLUTION .John Carter. Although Tem pleton told you none of his <‘inployees knew about the money und although you didn't lel) them (he amount that was missing, Carter mentioned that amount. $3(M). in his statement to \ou. DEAR SALLY: What do you think Is a just and fair amuuni of money to pay a woman who takes care of two llltle childien while their mother Is in the hospital for ten days? Added to the children's care, I did the laundry, ironing, und house cleaning chorea - and for all this I was paid $12. I feel this was much loo little. How shall I handle this on any future such jobs- MR.S. X.Y.Z DEAR MRS. X.Y.Z.: Consi dering what you pul Into this particular job, you worked for nothing. In the future, reach an understanding in advance, set ting your charge at whatever the traffic will allow - no less than about $1.50 per hour. Honest work deserves honest pay. smoothly now, marriage won’t change things. Better that you break off now. Veterans Comer EDITOR'S NOTE: Veterans and their families are aking thousand of questions concern ing the benefits their Govern ment provides tor them through the Veterans Administration. Below are »ome representative queries Additional information may be obtained at any VA office Q • With <u million Vietnam veteran* back in civilian life, how long before I can look forward to Vietnam veterans taking over the Veterans Administration? A • One out of every four persons hired by VA in recent months has been a Vietnam era veteran. The more than 18,000 Vietnam era veterans working for VA as pain employees now make up about O'a percent of the agency's total employees. Q - I'm a World War I veteran and hear there’s a record breaking G.I. insurance divid end for 1973. When can I expect toget mine and how much will I got? A - The dividend will be paid on the anniversary date of your policy. The average dividend for World War I U.S. Govern ment Life Insurance will be $143. NOTE TO STORMY WEATHER: No. arguing and bickering do not constitute a normal phase of courtship • and in fact what you are experienc ing now could well be a preview of your marriage. If you two find it impossible to get along ■■\/v Q - My brother In a veteran and a heavy drinker an well as a drug addict. Should we take him to a VA hospital that has a drug treatment center or to one that has a unit for treating alcoholics? A - He should apply to the drug treatment center. The VA drug treatment centers have recognised abuse of alcohol as a problem among drug addicts and varied their treatment to cope with this complication. Q -1 know I have to wait to the anniversary date of my policy to get my World War II G.I. life insurance dividend this year, but how much will I get? A - The average dividend for World War II National Service Life Insurance In 1973 will be $72. ....SSf L). S. CKOICE 8KI.KXK SfSAK BONE-IN LB. COLONIAL STORES ik* ' 1 ■-t- REDG * EE APPLi^AUCE 16 oz. CAN 1 iMii I UINI S.‘> OUDI H oil MOHl. RIB HALF PORK LOIN SLICED INTO PORK CHOPS LB. Morgan’s Proxy Named To Board Of Sciences Body BALTIMORE, Md. - Dr. King V. Check. pro»(ldcnt of Morgan State College, haw been elected to the Hoard of TruKteeK of the Maryland Academy of Sciences for a three year term Hi« appointment was an nounced here hy J. Cookman Bovd. sir. chairman of the board of the Maryland Acad emy of Science". Sister Kathleen Feeley, SSND, presi dent of the College of Notre Dame (Md. > wa^ also elected to the Academy Board. Dr. Cheek, who is in his second full year at the helm of the Northeast Baltimore iMd.) in'^titution, taid, "It is an honor to be elected to serve on the Maryland Academy of Sci ence^’ board. I am looking forward to the opportunity to assist Mr. Boya and the Academy m its many fine educational and scientific ; grams.” THE CAROUNIAN RALEIGH. N.C.. SATURDAY. JANUARY 27. 197:1 17 pro- DESEGREGATING WHITE-ONLY SECTARIAN HOMES MONTGOMERY. Ala. - At torneys for Baptist and Pres byterian orphanages here have charged that a suii seeking their integration is an attack on religion and have asked a federal court to dismiss their clients as defendants in a suit filed by former Montgomery County Chief Probation Officer Dei.av Abbott. Abbott had asked the court to prohibit the orphanages from accepting only white children and to deny the homes tax exempt status until they integrate. DUNCAN HINES CAKE .iilKES m 4$ WALDORF €ithrooin Tissue I 3;s «f»® ALL PU. iWHITE P; 5 LB. BAG «ATOE! PICK-OF-THE-NEST GRADE A' LARGE Doz. PRICKS (iOOI) TIIRI S,\T. JAN. 27. l»7:i.(iUANTITV RIGHTS RKSKRVKI), Q • My husband is a prisoner of war and I am not near any military base. Could I go to VA and talk to them about what the future will be for us when he come® home? A - The veterans benefits counselors and veterans assist ance officer at the nearest VA regional office, or personnel at the nearest VA hospital, will ^ glad to talk with you and give you any assistance possible. NCCU Receives First Research Funds From Health Institute DURHAM - North Carolina Central University has received an award of $124,059 to continue five biomedical research proj ects under the Minority Schools Biomedical Support Program of the National Institutes of Health. The grant is for the calendar year 1973. Dr. Walter J. Pattillo, Jr., who is director of the overall research program at N.C. Central, said the National Institutes of Health also notified [ him that the recommended * funding for 1974-76 phases of the research is $316,753. With the initial grant of I $52,490 made in 1972, the total I cost of the five research ■ projects will be $493,302. I The research projects include two in biology, two in chemis try. and one in physics, each related to biomedical problems The funds provide released time for faculty researchers, pur chase equipment, pay consult ants. employ students, both graauatp and undergraduate, as trainees, buy supplies, and finance student and staff travel Dr Pattillo said additional student trainees are provided by the current grant. The research projects have a variety of biomedical anplica- tions. Dr. Mary M. Townes’ investigation of the contractile properties of vorticella stalks will provide additional infor mation about the mechnics of contraction of living tissue, including muscles. A serious pest, the flour beetle, may be better controlled as a result of Dr. Charles R. George's study of Nosemosis, a parasite of the flour beetle. Dr. Ezra L. Tollon's work on the synthesis of compounds with potential biomedical import ance may provide new drugs for treatment of various diseases and symptoms. Other medically active com pounds may be found through Dr. John A Myers'work op the synthesis of nitrogen hetero cyclic compounds Federal wage garnishment provisions under Title III of the Consumer Credit Protection Act limit the amount of an employee's disposable earnings which may be garnished bv a creditor in any one week, and protect him from being dis charged from his job for any one indebtedness. These provi sions are administered by the Employment Standards Ad ministration of the U.S Depart rnent of Labor. \Vi: RKSKHVK THE RIGHT TO IJMITQUANTITIES NONE .SOI.I) TO DEALERS PKU'ES GOOD THRU SAT , JAN.-27 Candy and flowers say "sweet thlnQs ‘ on Vaiontine's Day, but there are many other ways to say ”1 love youl" to name a few: a telephone call, a colorful note, a gonulne smiio. a friendly paperback, but best of all something made with your own hnnds. Here Is a made-with-love dessert just perfect when nerved with bright red cupid valentines as a background and damty rosebuds Oh top. Post Super Sugar Crisp Wheal Puffs add a nice crunchi ness and flavor to these easy-lo-make chocolate tart shells. The filling can be ice cream or a creamy pudding Valentine lee Cream Tarts 4 semi-sweet chocolate squares 'A cup butter or margarine 1'/» cups flaked coconut V« cup pre-sweetened wheat puffs Melt chocolate with butter. Stir In coconut, then cereal. Press into bottom and sides of 6 greased tart pans. Chill until firm. Carefully remove shells, place on plates, fill with ice cream. Decorate with candy flowers. ASTOR PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING For Light Frying And Baking 3-LB. CAN Liniil One Widi Or iMore Order. l‘leiiNe ASTOR FRUIT COCKTAIL 5 ,.u.$1 oo CANS Limit 5 Widi V'i.OO Or More Order, Please SMOKED HAMS WHOLE l.T to 19 LBS. AVG, (WAIER ADDED) LB. ASSORTED FLAVORS SUPERBKAMl SHERBET OR Ice Cream HAl.F- GAL. CTNS.

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