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r-This is a Wlffc It jrov cm tottemHy to draw and CMyfttef you wont Into your fffe IT CM) MAKE YOU VASTLY RICHER THAN YOU EVER MEAME0 OF ROM! YOURS TO IXAMINE 10 DAYS newt about a revohitknary MATERIALIZATION method, based on new metaphysical discovery, and now available for the fint time in a new book! Yes! Now, for the first time, one of the mott famous and celebrated investigators in the history of psychic research unveils the secret of the ages: how to materialize your thoughts and desires to get what you want iron life! Called "PSYCHO-PICTOGRAPHY," this amazing technique can change your entire life instantly from the very moment you let it go to work for you- magneticaUy milling wealth, love, warm friendship, glorious new vitality and lifelong happiness into your life, as if you owned Aladdin's mafic lamp! mCHOf fCttilAMir ky Vtrm Hmrf one of the most txciting and valuable books you wilt ever read- showt how to work these miracles in your own life: HOW TO GET SOMETHING FOR NOTHING to materioliie all your fondest dreams make your dreams true! Hew te really, oc- twolly deuDM yeur wealth, and keep en multiplying It AUTOMATICALLY ENDLESSLYI HOW TO MING PEOPLE TO YOU summon friendt, bring leve Into your IWe, even "command" long lost friends te return hew to keep expanding your of loyal until you have surrounded yourself with on admiring army of true and enthusiastic boosters! HOW TO DISSOLVE EVIL negate schemes against you, perpetuated by ethers cruel influences of enemies, unfriendly neighbors, jealous rid your life for- "natural" misfortunes like hard luck or III health with your All- Conquering HOW TO MENTALLY INFLUENCE OTHERS obedience and get people to do yvur will wirneuf offering a word or a tinged Plus astounding secrets of mental power hew to use your "Mind to new alertness and strength with your "Mental this, and much, much more! HOW "PSYCHOWCTuttttm" WAS OBCOVfREO -AND HOW IT WORKS Vernon Howard, discoverer of this amazing new mental science, is a famous metaphysicist and author. EarJy in life be began a lifelong search for the scientific basJs of occult mysticism. His travels and studies carried him from Lapland to the mysterious from lost civilizations of prehistoric times, to the far reaches of modem from Alchemy to the weird powers of Zoroaster. After yean of study and scientific research, he found to his astonishmen the key to the MATERIALIZATION OF THOUGHT. Bewildered by the fantastic power be had demonstrated, he wondered was this some accident, some Itoke? Could it be repeated? And- most importantly could others be taught to perform these miracles of mind? He discovered that the key to unlocking the powerhouse of the Subconscious Mind lies in a simple fact: the Subconscious is triggered into action by PICTURES, far faster than by words.

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She pops grapes (big white seedless ones are her favorite, but any will Jo) into the freezer and senses them frozen as a real cool delight. DOWN WITH PENNY SCALES: The Public Health Service's National Center for Health Statistics has just come up with the new height and weight figures for Americans. They are a lot iollier than some of the ideal weights posted on coin-operated scales. For example, the average weight for a 5 woman is 142 pounds, at s'8" the average is 154 pounds. The average American male standing j'5" weighs about t6S.

So maybe you're not overweight after alt! CHESS CHAMP: Toung Bobby Fischer, one of the world's great chess players (he taught himself at six and won the U.S. Chess Championship at 14), has come up with a wonderful new book on chess called "Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess." Together with two educators, Drs. Stuart Margulies and Donn Mosenfelder, he's developed a new technique for teaching the complicated game in a simple picture quiz form. MEET ME AT THE FAIR: The Montreal fair, EXPO 67, which opens April 28, has setup a non-profit office to help fair visitors find accommodations. The office lists everything from campsites to luxury apartment suites.

For information, write Logexpo, Expo 6j, Harbour City, Montreal, Canada. MARINADE MAGIC-. jfames Beard suggests using a jumbo plastic bag to marinade meat. Simply put the cold marinade in.Jhe bag, drop in the meat and seal. For a hot mix, cook the liquid fast, cool, then pour it into the bag.

Best of all, there's no basting needed. of the World fear right, here are some Great Ideas from our readers 'APER STRETCHEBs If you need an extra-wide piece of waxed paper, Mrs. Elsie Mockler of Brooklyn says try pressing two pieces together with a warm iron. HAND PAINTED Put on an old wool glove, dip it into paint and use your gloved hand to paint -wrought-iron railings. Mrs.

C. A. Marino of Pittsburgh says your finger tips are great for getting into grooves. Use the whole hand for Tubbing paint on the rain. A rubber glove under the wool one will keep your i hand free of paint, TIME'S UP: Mrs.

Rum Schulz of Chicago suggeats giving a child can't tell time vet a little alarm clock when visiting neighbors and you don't want him to stay too long. When the jdann goes off hetnows it's time to come home. TRIP: A strip of sticky tape is a great way to hold bangs in place when you trim them, writes Beuy McDowell of East Liverpool, Ohio. ZIPCODE USA MCATUt BREAKUP: a. An breoima vp? M.T., Oe Witt, A.

There have bean some rumors to that effect, but I think it is unlikely that the foursome will split in the near future, in any case. The group's manager, Brian Epstein, estimates that the boys will make nearly $2,000,000 profit for the current fiscal year. BYE BYE FOLK SONGS: C. Why did Simon and GarrunkW twifch from folk tongi to folk rockt l.W., Rochester. A.

The main reason, says the duo. Is that "Those mountain songs didn't say anything to the kids in the 22-story apartment houses." Paul and Art must be right, as they've sold nearly 6,000,000 records in the past year, i NEW MEMO: O. CouJd you please feff us sonetfung about John Uyfonf We fnink John ierton it fne grvotaf since David MeCeUum. Dttoifo, phase, about mat fab itor of "Jeridw," John leyfon. Santo Ana, Tampa, etc.

A. The same producer, Norman felton, i who introduced McCallum is responsible for John Leyton. British-born Leyton became an overnight rock-and-roll star by i accident. He got a part as a pop singer i in a TV drama and persuaded the pro- ducer- to let him do his own singing. The song, "Johnny Remember Me," became an over-night hit, and leyton found himself singer rather than an actor.

After a while he simply stopped singing, concentrated on his acting and did three movies. Then he was offered the rolo "Jericho" and moved to Hollywood. He spends his spare time swimming and surfing and also likes photography and record collecting. PEN PAL CORNER: The Letters Exchange program of the People to People organization are looking for Pen Pals. At the moment they have several thousand names from Brazil, Pakistan, India, Ghana, Nigeria and the Philippines in the 18-10-25 age bracket.

They need American correspondents for all of them. The Letter Exchange is free all you need do is to send a five-cent stamp to cover mailing expenses. Their address: Letter Exchange Program, People to People, 2401 Grand Avenue, Kansas City, Mo. 64141. HAPPY BIRTHDAY.

This is the time to take on some new projects. You've got the ambition, and you can do almost anything you put your mind to. You don't take a joke or criticism too well, but you've got a good mind and are very loyal. Your faults are often that you feel inadequate and insecure, you can become easily depressed. Watch out for people born under Aries, Cancer or Libra, as you won't get on with them.

Taurus, Virgo, Scorpio and Pisces people are your best bet. Continue seeking perfection, as is your nature. ZIPCODE wishes to thank the readers been deluging with Itttm and rtgrits that nv mail answers tan be given. Address Opcode U.S.A., Box 1399, Grand Central Statin, Jfew Tork, N. T.

10017. COOK YOUNG BY CLEMENTINE PADDLEFORD here is something exciting about starting a new day, a new month, a new year. Here is 1967, new as a freshly minted penny. Your resolutions are new. We mean the same old ones about keeping the budget well grounded, about setting an eye-gladdening table, and the one about using time savers to put more hours in your day.

It is the new beginning; resolve is our middle name. Here are things we suggest: Keep the budget balanced. Shop shrewdly. Use the inexpensive produce in its top season at best quality with prices down. Don't serve Porterhouse if what you can afford is ground beef.

Balance the budget weekly but balance the menu too. Think of cooking as something creative, not drudgery; Take pride when your workmanship is good. The way you cook is vital to the health and happiness of your whole family. Buy yourself new cook books a few of the best. Build a collection of clip recipes from newspapers and magazines.

Having hit on a good recipe, serve it often but give the family a rest from it from time to time. "Season to taste" doesn't mean merely a dash of salt and a dash of pepper. Ac- quaint yourself with the subtlety of herb cookery and the many different herbs, Resolve to do more entertaining. Let it center in the home and around the table. The eternal cry of every heart Is for friendship.

None of us is sufficient to ourselves. And there is no place better than home to enjoy those we love best. With friends, food and candlelight, what more is there to ask? If money is scarce, entertain just the same. There are those who prefer cider to champagne and popcorn to Jordan abnonds. Learn how to cook unfashionable, less expensive fish, all of them delicious.

Learn to cook the less-known vegetables, each in- its season. The year's offering is 45 or more vegetables; five is the usual number reaching the dinner plate. Don't -ook to astonish other women or just to please cook to delight your man. Forget about landscaping the salad. Men hate such creations.

Learn to make good gravy. Coffee should be an exhilarating drink. Don't turn up your nose at stews, one of the greatest stomach comforters of all time. Consider a delicious hamburger instead of a saddle of venison. Adopt the attitude of the little boy who tried to make a wagon of a cigar box and spook, all without success.

He cheerfully changed his plan. He tied a cord to the end of the box and said, "I can't make a wagon, but I can make a sled." BONANZA BY MORT WEISINGER SALUTE TO SPRING. Waal to taut the fall flowers in your neighborhood next spring? Then plant bulbs daffodils, tulips, Hyacinths, iris and setflas. For expert adtiee on hatu to select the test bulks, how to plant them, stud a postal card riqutst for "Spring Flowering Bulb" (Ab. Qffiet of Information, U.S.

Dept. of Agriculture, Washington, D.C. 10350, 10 FURNITURE FACTS. What can you do about scratches on dark wood? How can you present a wood Jinish from cracking? Why should you never wash furniture? An illustrated brochure, "How to Take Care of Furniture," offers valuable hints. Write: Consumer Education Director, Dept.

TW, Johnson Wax, Racine, Wise. 53403. FOR HIM AND HER. Is your spouse galtj of small oversights and lapses that make you feel neglected or misunderstood? Dots your matt hoot habits which irk you? Send for "Hints for a Happy Marriage." This booklet offers dozens of comfortable solutions to mild marital misunderstandings. Write: Luterine, P.O.

Box 30i, Madison Square Post Office, jv. jv. r. 11 THIS WEEK Mogoiln. January 1, 1947.