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DRIVE SUCCESS
CLOSES FRIDAY
Although the milk campaign is
planned to close tomorrow evening,
the committee in charge have made
arrangements to visit the Bridgeport
Public market on Saturday and cover
the remaining schools that could not
be visited this week, as soon as pos
sible next week, aiiss Hays and Miss
Ilolbrook, to of the earnest cam
paign workers, will return to their
respective offices tomorrow, but Miss
Dorothy Buckley is expected to re
main in this city for a few days
longer.
Fully 3,500 children were address
ed in the public schools yesterday and
their Interest in the drive is very en
thusiastic. They bring the message
home directly to their parents and
demand that milk 'be given them in
preference to other foods. One wom
an at the Red Cross told one of the
speakers that she knew all about milk
since her little son had heard a talk
iin his school room and had related all
the important facts regarding milk to
her.
This afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, dem
onstrations started at the Food Hut
with a .very large attendance. Miss
Hayes was in charge of the exhibit
and demonstration. Miss Green ad
dressed the children at the , Madison
school this morning and Miss Buckley
spoke at the Sheridan school. The
Kiwanls club and St. Luke's Red Cross
auxiliary were covered by Miss Hol
brook in the afternoon.
