Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 38]

Saturday, August 7, 1954

4

THE BRONZE. REPORTER

Pace Three <

Children ind Books

Contray ito popular orlinion, ella story. One magic wish naked

children~s literature lis a very
stimulating field these days. The
books are

fast passing. A newiera of good
~meaty? children~s literature has
recently been ushered in. Authors of note in ~the field of literature) are turning| their best
efforts toward the juyenile. Some
of the best to come off the presses in the recent past are: ~listed
~below.,

~The| Penny That Rolled Away~
by Louis MacNeice | (Putnam:
32.25) The three main characters
Dinah, |a dime, a nickle called
Nick, and Penny, their baby sister. They live in a \piggy bank
on a shelf. Their adventures are
humeros as well as humerous.

-~The| Little Horse | Bus~, by
Graham Green (Lothrop: $2.00).
The run-down little~ ~bus plays detective. |

*~The | | Mavic Pictures, ~ by Marcel Ayme (Harper: $2.50) This
story is mot for the ordinary child
It is quite sophisticated to say the
least. However, it can be fun
reading | jabout the animals on an
almost, magical farm.

~The Magic Fishbone,~ by
Charles! | Dickens (Vanguard:
$2.50) This one, by an English
author, jis similar to the Cinder
INDUSTRIAL.
HARDWARE

4026 INDUSTRIAL
PHONE CE 4-192

Boydell Paints
Sporting Goods
Small Electrical
Appliances |;
Garden Seeds
Lawn Seeds

Fertilizer
FREE | |DELIVERY SERVICE
8:00 /A. M. siahaha ld M

days of jgoody- on

all of ones dreams come true.
~Imputy Jane,~ by Rumer Godden (Viling: $2.50) The heroine
is a lovely china doll only four
inches tall. ~She tires of the do?!
house and goes out and has a few

adventures in the wide, wide
world.
~The Mother Ditch,~ by Oliver

La Farge (Houghton - Mifflin;
$2,25) The story of a hard working young Mexican scamp.

~Pilot Pete,~ by Alan Villiers
(Seribner, $2.50) Pilot Pete is a
fish who lives up North and frol
ics around with his pals of th
deep.

~Hurricane Luck,~ by Carl
Cramer (Alladin: $2.00) The

story of a Florida youth who has
a bad case of hero-worship for hig
dad.

The Duke of Windsor will Lave
a book out in the fall or~the subject of his own boyhood days as

the Prince of Wales, titled: ~A
King~s Son.~

ond. 2 Beeg Nyaa |

Citi ws THO! |

WON'T. YOU FOLKS | |

STAY FOR DINNER? |. |

New and Used Appliances
Parts & Services

ALGER APPLIANCE SERVICE

25 YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE
~ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR":

1217- i9 Ss. Saginaw!

Pheas CEdar 2.4944

ONE BONDED OFFICE |
For All Your Home Problems _

INSURANCE ~- All. Old-Line Companies
| For Your Protection.
INVESTMENTS, ~ That Put Your Money
| To Work For You
i REAL ESTATE| SALES ~ Trained Personnel
| Courteous Service
REAL ESTATE| PURCHASES ~ We Can Represent
You And Purchase For Less
APPRAISALS ~ M. A. I. For Any
~-| Purpose you need.
PROPERTY. MANAGEMENT ~ Saves You Money
' Headaches and.Time.
~ NEW HOMES ~ We Build Them: | And Finance Them

Just like having | your own office

Davis Realty Co. |

(REALTORS)

513 DRYDEN BLDG. ~ FLINT
PHONE CEdar 4-1601 (eve) CEdar 4-6585 (Eve.)

g] on

~| finst place,

|Child perehetear

| PRENATAL CARE

Those healthy children that you
see on the street are the resu~t
of many years of good care and
constant attention. Much has
been written and said about the
child after birth, however, the prenatal months are also very important ones. It. is during these
formative months that many of
the child~s later characteristics,
nitich of his later physical condition is determined. Heridity plays
its role, but environment plays an
important role also. The new
born child, on the day that he
she comes into the world is
already an experienced person cf
nine or. seven months, as_ the
case may be.

If this is the first one, remember that. millions of women: have
had babies before and surprisingly
enough, came through the event.
Before we go any farther in this
discussion, don~t listen to the
stories of other women albout the
difficult and long labors. ~ In the
no two women are

| alike, and therefore, do not. ex~| perience the same kind of labor.
~| Ifyou take care of yourself, fol
low your doctor~s orders, and get
plenty of rest, there is no rea-.| son to believe that you will have
4} | a difficult labor.

One of the most. impcrtant
things that one must keep in mind
is the fact. that you are allowed
to| gain 20 pounds. After that
you are entering the danger zone.
~An overly large child can make
things pretty difficult for you
and for the doctor. The following is a sample diet to be followed by the expectant mother.

First, however, here is a list of

| the things which will have 'to be
~eliminated: Pastries, white bread,

spaghetti, noodles, macaroni,
dumplings, eandies, scift drinks,
and other foods rich in sugar.
Aleoholic beverages shculd also
be. completely eliminated from
the diet. Do not eat between
meals unless advised ~by your
physician.

| DIET

Breakfast ~

iOne Egg Bacon (2. slices)
| Orange, Juice (8 ounces)
| Coffee (1 cup with sugar)
~|. Brown Bread with Butter
(Cooked cereal may ~be used
instead of egg and ~bacon)
Lunch
Glass of Milk
Dessert
Dinner ~
~One helping of Meat or ~Fish
Two Vegetebles (cooked)
|. Brown Bread and Butter
| Salad Coffee ~Dessert
|A glass of milk should be taken
at 10:00 A. M. and at 4:00 P. M.
and upon retiring at bedtime.
You should drink six to e~ght
glasses of water daily.
|Your physician will supply you
with vitamins and other dietary
supplements.;
| Keep your mind at ease, keep
up. with daily events. ~Don~t let
yourself go.~~ Don~t feel~ sorry
for yourself. You.are taking part

Green Salad

in one of nature~s greatest and

most awesome miracles.

| Necessity and | extravagance

know no law.

| SYMPATHY is the first great
lesson ~a man should learn: a
fellow feeling for a fellow man.
Do not let your SYMPATHY be
disguised SELFISHNESS.

WANTED:- $10,000 YEAR MEN

MEN & WOMEN To Accept HIGH CALIBRE POSITIONS
Bai a Well Established Firm

~ MUST BE BONDED

@~ MUST BE INTELLIGENT

@~ MUST HAVE GOOD PERSONALITY

~ MUST BE NEAT

@ MUST BE WILLING TO WORK HARD FOR
SUCCESS

Mail Applications to Box 21
Bronze Reporter 202 E. 13th St.

ie:

MITC HELL'S. oOoD

AIR

PHONE CE 2-7721

601 E. 8th St.

Farmer Peets

Farmer Peets Grade A
BACON, sliced or chunk, Ib..

BIG BOLOGNA, Ib... 3K:

+

t
55
i ~ '

Fresh Greens and Vegetables Daily |

ee ee

ee

ae

~

Al

The Bwesteess of Low Price Has
Never Equaled the Bitterness of
Low Quality...

SOUTH LOT

1425 SO. SAGINAW

TODAY!

DUANE HOSLER |

ART SAMSON

1952 FORD Custemline 2 Dr. Sedan

Sharp Two Tone Blue and Grey Finish. Low Miles.

51495
1953 BUICK Special 2 Door Sedan. i

Pretty Dark Green Finish. Has Radio, Heater and
Dynaflow.

| $1895
1952 DODGE 2 Door Sedan

Clean Dark Blue Finish. Has Radio, Heater, Seat
Covers and Gyromatic Transmission.

1953 DE SOTO Club Sedan

Lovely Bronze Finish. Set off with a White Top.
Like New in every way. Radio, Heater, Automatic

Drive.
1949 BUICK Super 4 Door Sedan 7 a

Jet Black Finish, Mechanically Sound, Looks Goed ~ ~}
Runs Good ve

1951 BUICK Special. 4 Door Sedan~

Like New. ~

1948 BUICK Pons 4 Door Sedan

Pale Green Finish. Good Solid Body. Smooth Running i
Engine.

$295

Come in and look around ~- We ~ve

always got a nice selection

PHONE CE 4-1691 |

Svarkling Jet Black Finish. Radio and Heater. Looks a |

aes