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NUN ADOPTS MODERN ATTIRE SISTER JACQUELINE Carriere is one of Quebec's and probably Canada's first nuns to wear modern clothes. Her religious name is. Sister Marie-Reine. For the past two months she has KEEP IN TRIM 'Eat-All-You-Want' Diets Against Law Of Nature By IDA JEAN KAIN There jis nothing like a spirited controversy to stimu- late ng 4 interest. Tse concept . of the low carbohydrate' diet, _ unrestricted in calories, is again in a glaring spotlight, The. im- » plication that fat: and alcohol } calories do not count if carbo- hydrates are restricted to 60 , grams a day could not be true, for it violates a basic law of nature, _ / Earlier I wrote a column labelling the drinking man's . diet sheer "Lorelei + on ~ the- Rocks." Alcohol furnishes seven calories per gram and, * even though they cannot be stored such calories must be counted in the over-all*total. In response to that. column, sev- eral gentlemen have written in high dudgeon, inviting me to eat my words, "garnished with Roquefort dressing which con- tains few carbohydrate grams." * Having lost weight while ap- » parently eating and drinking as much as before, these reducers claim the burden of proof isjaircrew members now on this dietitian. © lenge head on. To do so, I went , straight to the medical service , of the U.S. Air-Force, since all carbohydrate diet sheet, can be nutritionally inadequate and un- satisfactory. The last named diet; by inference, encourages drinking of alcoholic beverages, to which the air force medical setvice does not subscribe as a therapeutic or dietary device." whirlwind acceptance of the low carbohydrate diet got started "Everybody wants an easy way and pleasant," Gen. Pletcher continued. "Apparently some- one copied portions of a calcu- lated carbohydrate diet, label- led it U.S, Air Force, and added gin and whisky to' the beverage list." and blown into a blaze. diets for many conditions, in- turned eating to assuage versions of the diet appear to| obesity. emanate from this source. The eral, > they are: DISCLAIMS CREDIT carbohydrates \be expected as a result of pres-\the birth of her first child. ent configurations. It is easy to figure how the! to reduce, one that is painless) been working as a secretary at the Montreal Ecumenical Centre. (CP Wirephoto) By ESTRELLITA |FOR TOMORROW most stimulating day car financial transactions, dealing with superiors and negotiation involving long-term projects. O ANN LANDERS Hubby's Snori Music To Her Dear! Ann Landers: I was up- set by the letter from the woman who wanted to tie her husband's jaws together with a silk stocking to keep him from snoring. Some women may think I'm nutty as a fruitcake but the sound of my husband snoring is the sweetest sound I know. It tells me that he is at my side-- where he belongs. Not only do I enjoy hearing him snore, but I love to look at his face when he is asleep, He looks so much like our, son When he was a baby. There is a quality of innocence in. his face that reduces me to mush. His i is mussed up, like a i little hoy's, and his lips have a mischiévous curve. My husband has no idea I like to watch him sleep sq, please don't print my initials or the name of this city. Just sign me. --MRS. CONTENTED Dear Mrs.: You sound like a lady in love. How lovely--for both of you. Dear Ann Landers: When 1} was 17 I fell for a handsome! guy who played drums in a well-known band. I was stub- born, foolish and full of roman-| tic fantasies. When I became pregnant 1) was glad because I thought sure} Ed would marry me, | was) wrong. He said if I tried to} force a marriage he'd swear the baby wasn't his and get two of his buddies to testify in court that his story could be true. | A friend of my older brother heard of my trouble and asked me to marry him. He said he had always been in love with me and wanted to take care of} {me and the child. I agreed. It is not true that you can't jlearn to love a person. I learned |to love my husband and I'd put our marriage up against any- one's, Ed's child is now four ATHENS (Reutersy -- Teen- age Queen Anne Marie of |Greece~has retired to a closely-| n S\gerly as the 19-year-old queen. S|} It is n|\Constantine and Queen the personal side, ro mance,|Marie will undertake to educate travel and outdoor will be especially star-blessed: actiivties!all poor Greek children born on |the same day as the royal baby, g Is Ears years old, ~And_1 little girl. The drummer boy called yes- terday from Detroit. He is play- ing a job here next week and wants to see me and "'his son." He says he has never been able to forget me and now he wants to patch things up. When I told him "'No", he said he has legal rights. Does he? I am 60 con- fused and frightened I don't know 'what to do. He is calling again next week. Please give me' some advice.--BAD PAST Dear Past: The drummer boy has-no legal rights. When he calls again tell him to take his drum and beat it, Dear Ann Landers: I want you to know before you read this lever that I am no kid. I'm a married woman. My friends tell me I am behaving like a six-year-old. Am I? now have a | than I do of most of my friends. widely believed King) ani My little dog was very dear to me. I thought more of Poke Last week Poke became ill. I was in bed with the flu and | could not take him to the vet, | so I ask my sister to take him, | Poke died on the way to the} hospital. | I was so attached to Poke I} can't stop thinking about him. | { find myself getting his food and listening for his scratching at the door. My friends have told me to get another dog. I'm afraid I couldn't bear to go through this agony again. What do you say?--HOUSTON Dear riouston: Life is full of risks, Those who are afraid to} make an emotional inyestment| for fear of being hurt cheat! themselv#s of the most mean- ingful nart of living. | Your suffering, in a sense, is a measure of the joy Poke brought to you. If he hadn't meant a great deal you wouldn'! be so. bereft. Get another dog You'll be glad you did on the grounds of Mon Repos, the 132-year--old island villa son and heir but only 21 for a} Teen-Age Greek Queen Retires THE STARS SAY | To Await Birth Of First Child 'DR. LOTTA AND KOREAN FRIENDS Dr. Lotta Hitschmanova, executive director and founder of the Unitarian Service Committee, present- ed 28 awards to workers of the Committee at their 20th every radio station in the coun ry. Salvos of guns--101 for a daughter -- will be fired by| Greek warships anchored in the} harbor of Corfu and from the | top of Mount Lycabettus over-| looking Athens. | HOUSEHOLD HINT A few pieces -of dried orange) anniversary in Ottawa Fri- day. Dr. Hitschmanova is shown here chatting with some youngsters from the Puben orphanage near Seoul on a recent visit to South Korea. (CP Wirephoto) EXPORTS DROP Exports edged downward to $665,200,000 in April this year, seven-tenths of one per cent off from exports in April last year, the burgau of statistics reported Friday. A drop in ex- ports to the United Kingdom and to countries in which Can- ada does not have special tariff advantages more than offset in- ereased exports to the United where the queen is staying un-|tind kept in the tea canister will/States, ot he r Commonwealth The baby is expected to be born in the presence of three queens. The Greek and Danish royal families have started to gather at the villa. Queen Mother Frederika and FOR THE BIRTHDAY The prairie fire was sparked|ing these interests. Other good Por six years the air force|first week in October and dur- has been testing ahd evaluat-jing the latter part of Decem- ing calculated carbohydrate] ber. cluding weight control. Due tojised an exceptionally good year long hours in flight, with: lim- with outstanding periods of ac- ited space to move about, the complishment promised during tojthe current month, in Septem- boréedom.|ber and Well, I like to meet a chal-|Some of their favorite snacks|Geminians, were candy bars, pies, cakes,|avoid extravagance and spetu- doughnuts and soft drinks, alljlation between Oct. 15 and Dec contributing heavily toward|15; also in January and Febru- r To help cope with expanding|next Match, however, all will air force deputy surgeon gen-|weight problems, a diet patternjenter another excellent three- Maj.-Gen. Kenneth Plet-|limited in was|month cycle which should bring cher, gave me the facts. Here! developed. In .explaining the|an uptrend on all fronts. calculated carbohydrate diet, I want to make it abundantly| prove exceptionally happy dur- "The air force medical serv-|clear at the outset that the diet|/ing the current month in late ice disclaims any knowledge of, |as scientifically planned does| August, late October, next Feb- < or responsibility for, the so-|not disregard called U.S. Air Force Diet, Air|does it inelude alcohol. Force Academy Diet, or The Tomorrow: More about lists: apparently copied in part' plan, Blow the Uhislle on 65 STYLES SHADES AND COLORS Price Includes @ Frames © Lenses @ ond Case calories -- nor|ruary and . April. the|ing this year, and you should Drinking Man's Diet. 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