THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 4, 1941.
GIVE UP RATIONS TO YOUNG
"Give up your rations to help save the child- ren," is the appeal of Pro- fessor V. H. Mottram, the dietetic expert.
In a letter to "The Ineet" the that under the professor says
of rationing system provision
adequate amounts of Arst-class protein is almost impossible for the great majority of the nation's children.
Не poorer
doubts whether
the
In classes
particular will get enough first-class pro- Icin for their children,
fears that after the
may and
and
war there
stature
lowered **a be
the rising of physique generation, which will take, as it did after the war of 1914. 18, many years to wipe out."
The remedies, he suggests, are
the milk
elementary free
in
milk for
schools, cheap
the
young up to righteen years of age, and a voluntary sacrifles by adults of their ration of class protein. in favour young.
first-
of the
A.T.S. GET SLACKS
(By A Special Correspondent) KHAKI SLACKS ARE BEING GIRLS TO ISSUED TO
A.T.S.
KEEP THEM WARM
They will be worn, mostly at night, by girls working in expod positions, such as kine-theudolite operators girls who work on gun
mechanical with
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difficult conditions, exposed
bad weather,"
convenient than skat
which The Motor Transport Unit of the A.T.8. caters for those members who have a mechanical
service and trusted a tried turn of mind. Under the guidance of the F.A.N.Y'S —
of originated at the beginning of the last war, the girls are receiving a practical course of mech.
Photo shows members anics and driving lessons, to equip them for any emergency.
(Copyright. Fox). Unit receiving instruction with the aid of a motor engine,
the
QUIETLY STEADY
TREASURES IN U.S. LONDON STOCK MART NATIONAL GALLERY
wonderment of
The