Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 27, 1949, Page 9, Image 9

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    TUESDAY, DEC. 27. 1947
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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGI NINE
Scientists Report Diets
Of Low Income Families
Inferior but Improving
By Dick Turntr
NEW YORK, Dm. ft lT-Uw
Income American art Improving
thtlr diet, but Uiry llll tat In
t nod luod than thtlr fellow clllsena.
ThU report ui mud to tin
Amtrlcan Auocimlon for tha Ad
Best-Dressed
Women Named
By Institute
NEW YOltK. Dm. 27 Wv-The
)l4u lut at the world! 10 beat
dreued women wu out Inlay, and
It read a lot Ilk lt year'a llt.
Only two newcomera ere on the
rnater of fine fhlnn. Thry are
Broadway Stage Blar Mary Martin
and Mri. Kingman Douglas, tht
former Adcle Aitalre, o( Middle
hurg. Va.
f Heading the lll for the second
f!,iiM.cullv yrar la Mr. William
Palry, ilender, brunette wile of Ui
head of tha Columbia Ilroedcaillng
ayitem.
Kunnrm-up, ai announced by the
New York Dieu Institute yeter
day, art:
I. Tht Ducheaa of Wlndur, of New
York and Parla.
3. Mra. Harrlaon William. New
York.
4. Tht Ducheu of Kent, London.
I. Mra. Inland Hayward. Uie for
mer Mra. Howard Hawka, of Holly
wood. I. Mra. William Randolph Hearst
Jr., Wanhlnatnn and New York.
7. Mlu Martin, alar of "Bouth
pacific." of Nnrwalk. Conn, and
New York.
I. Mra. Byron Toy. New York.
. Mri. Uwiia Arpcla, Parla.
10. Mra. Douitia.
Except for Mua Martin. Mra.
Dougle and Mri. Poy, all were on
tht IMA Hit. Mri. Poy waa on tht
1947 roiter and aevtral prtvloua
onta. .
Many of thou named have been
among the top 10 for yean. Includ
ing the Duchew of Wlndaor and
Mra. Inland Hayward. Mra. Wll
llama haa been an luted tvery year
except one since IBM.
Hlmple
Mri. Paley. In wlnnlnt top fanh
lon honon, la deacrlbed aa a almple
dreuer who buya romparatlvrly
few rlothea.
She la tht former Barbara Cub
ing Mortimer, of Beaton, and a in
ter of Mra. Vlnrent Alor and Mra.
John Hay Whitney. She wu a Uih
Ion editor before her marriage to
Paley.
The Iiulltute In teltcllng tht
beat dreued women, eonducu a na
y ilonwlde poll of 500 newipaper and
maiailnt fanhlon ediion and de
ligntra. It alio queries a tew ex
cltulvt New York re.itauranla and
aupper club.
vancamtnt of Science today by Dr.
Haxel K. atlrbelttif .
Mora than 2000 acltntlflo report
tht largeat number on reaearch
aver mailt at turn a gathering
art to bt made durlm tire ila-day
matting, now In Ita atcond day.
Approximately 10,000 acltntliU
art attending.
Dr. Htlebellni. chltf of tht bureau
of human nutrition and homt eco
nomlra of tht agriculture depart-
ment'a research administration.
aald famlllea with lncomta of I7AO0
or mora a year tat about two-thlrdi
mora milk and meal than gaooo-in-coma
famlllea.
Thoae with tht hither Incomea.
ahl aald, eat mora than twice ai
much fruit ai thoat with low In
comea.
And Uit low Incomera tat one-
lenlli aa murh froaen frulta and
vegetables than tht I7W0 claaa.
sine
Neverllieleu, iht aald, tht low
Income Americana have been mak
ing iltnlflcant galna In diet quality.
To do thla they art apendlng two-and-a-half
tlmea more now on what
they tat than at tha beginning of
the war.
Lat year Uteae iamt low Income
people added more meat, poultry,
run and egg, b about 30 per cent.
They added 30 per cent more milk
and Ita product tacept butter. They
eUo ata more freah vegetable and
fruit.
Dr. Sllebellng aald lablea of mod
eat Income American havt been
Improving for a long time.
American mil don't tat enough
calcium, but city people art doing
a lot better than a few yeara ago.
Then they ate only a third aa murh
a they needed; now they get two
third.
In acid from cllru fruit and to
matoea tht city people havt Jumped
from only a fifth aa much aa they
needed, 12 year ago, to four-fifth
now.
B- VlUmlna
In B vitamin from foodi, the
city folk hava madt their bent
gain, eating nearly M per cent of
all they need.
In calorlra, ihe aald, the United
Slate la producing mora than peo
ple need.
A revolution la going on In food
agriculture, aald Dr. E. C. Fuk
man, Vmveraity of Minnesota, pre.
Ident of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science.
Thla revolution, he aald, produce
better crop and better food plant
and animal at lene labor and ex
penat. Today a farmer work lei
than half a long aa 60 yean ago
to product 100 bujihela of wheat.
Rut dlncae that onca destroyed
U. B. wheal at the rata of 300.000.000
buihel a year now do little aerloua
harm. Farm machinery In tht lait
war freed enough land previously
used for feeding farm work animal.
to feed alxteen million cattle.
vVanl Ada dont coat they payl
"What do you cure where the fire it? Haven't you got
enough to keep you busy on your own Job?''
Phone Beats Fire
Alarm Boxes
CHICAGO M'i The International
City Managrra aiuoclauon paasee
along thla report from Ponllac,
Mich.
Only 12 per rent of the flrt
alarm there In the pant five yeart
were turned 'n on flrt alarm boxes.
The other were received by tele
phone. Flfty-Mx per cent of the
alarm received through the boxea
were falae. Only one per cent of
thoat that came In by 'phone were
phony.
Vets' Round Robin
'Getting Fat
I CHICAGO 4-Joaeph Kllma re
celved a pondemua piece of mall.
It waa a round robin letter that
wan atarted In January, IMS, by
Paul Hamilton of Silvia. 111. It ha
circulated lnc then among men
ho aerved In lh mth Signal corpa
during World War II. Each wrote
newi of hlnue'f, attached It to the
growing letter and paaaed the doc-
ler along. At la.teat report It waa
30 feet long.
bargain;
CHICAOO IIP) A partner In a
north aide automobile agency an
swered the telephone. The caller
aald he had a uaed car to aell for
IM. Tha car. It turned out, waa a
11' 1 model. The agency man waa ! ho knew a ihowplect when he taw
alonlhed. But ao, probably, wa "" t
the owner. Becatue tht agency man. To Bu, w otu Ua the Want-Ada!
tttefciiiYoMp
To Buy or 8eU-Ut tht Want-Adil
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