Skeleton In the Attic

The time is 9.30. Stay tuned for Mary Lee Taylor. Three tall cans of pet milk. There you are. Mighty good milk, pet milk. It's the kind Mary Lee Taylor uses in all her fine money-saving recipes.

This is Mary Lee Taylor. Yes, it's your own good friend Mary Lee Taylor, with another story about that lovable young couple, Jim and Sally Carter. And another new recipe for delicious satisfying food and suggestions for an easy-to-fix, easy-to-pay-for dinner.

And of course, today's recipe for happiness. And here it is. You'll never be unhappy if you can reach beyond the walls of the people built around themselves and see them as they are. Justice bewildered, justice lonely, just as much in need as you are, a friendliness and understanding.

The recipe for happiness gives me an idea about something you can very easily do for a friend or neighbor. If you have your copy of Mary Lee Taylor's grand 16-page recipe booklet called 30 Ideas for Better Food, how about sending for another copy to give to a friend or neighbor?

You'd be doing her a big favor, that's for sure, because as you know, if you have this booklet, it's packed with wonderful new ideas for summertime meals that are easy to prepare and that always make a hit with everyone in the family.

Just listen to this, it'll give you an idea of what to expect in this grand booklet. coconut cream pie, pineapple ice cream, chocolate sauce, hamburger gem, stuffed green peppers, French grilled sandwiches, easy cream potatoes.

Now, golly, just think of it, those and 23 other wonderful recipes all in one handy booklet. But you have to send for it right away because this is the last day we can offer. Print on a postcard your name and address.