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TUDOR ALUMNAE OFFICERS—Guiding the Tudor Hall Alumnae Association next year will be (left to right) Mrs. George J. Mayer Il, president; Miss Carolyn Crom, vice president, i Miss Mar. jorie Kroeger, treasurer. The officers were elected at a luncheon in the Woodstock Club yesterday.

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how babies are weaned. Dr. Vaughan, who has written several books on obstetrics and midwifery, said bottle-raised children are weak in comparison to breast-fed babies. “If inquiry be made,” she said, “outstanding athletes, boxers, runners and footballers will be found to have been breast-fed, The artificially fed lack both spirit and endurance.”

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