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Th oil in
countri . needed for th own
and may last at best for I than 20
at pr t rat of consumption.
For all of the three groups th
q . on of pricing, producti n con-
urnption and exporting are major con­
cerns. Th call for a variety of po
bear in crucially important
upon the' '\Ie of conservation.
or
t a e good as
- gbt ca -ties, to !
DEAR EZ: My si -year-old granddau hter hat to bru h h r t . tho
We have tried everything w no to convinc her that he simpl has to
eep her te th clean in order to prev nt ca ities. But her main complain
is that he can't stand th ta te of the toothpastes she's tried. Can au
comm nd a toothpaste ith a tast sh might like?
-CO CE ED G ND OTHER
DEAR CO CE ED G DMOTHER: I can understand our problem
b cause I. too, am a grandmother. Childr n toda say what th thin.
which isn't all that bad. At least they let u no what's on th ir mind.
My r comm ndation to, you is to ju t go out and buy a tube of AI
toothpaste. It ur to h lp convince your granddaughter that tooth­
rushin can ta t good and can even b fun.
y grandchildren just love the pleasing ta te of AI . We find tha
they even brush their te th Ion er since th tart d using it.
AIM. a blue- el toothpast , is available in wo fla or, gular and
. mint. Th mint flavor ta te lik spearmint.
But that's not all! AIM contains fluorid and is clinicall pro en to
r duce cavities. That is important for childr n b t en the a es of 6 ann
,c::.==========::::;,i"l .... j 12 when they are 0 ca it -prone.
:;� 0 other toothpaste ha a mar effecti e flu-
�����=�d� orid formula or fi hts cavities better than Al .
___ ... _ 'J!' In fact, th American D ntal As oeiation r c-
U!���!__��::J ogniz s AI as an .. ff cti d ca -pr enti p
of its cavit -fi hting effecti n s .
o ou can s that this toothpa te is d si ned sp iall for id.
ha a ta t th Y li and contains fluoride that fi hts cavities.
Ju t 1 tour randdaughter tak AIM against ca iti . It r all wor S.
HO TO CLE GREASY , OILY 5T I 5
S ART WO E HO ar can rned with turnin out a really clean
family ash find the ans r in CO CE TTRA TED "all."
This amazin efficient deter ent outclean th leading laundr
po d r on tough. greasy, oily dirt. "all" doe a great
job on th whol wash, but is p eiall effecti on
ou h stain li e grease and oil pots. etchup, ra
cr am and cooking oil.
C CE TRATED "all" or 5 ll on cotton and
hard-to-cl an pol p ter fabrics. a hable sweaters
nd \ or clothe can be laund r d with it a 11 as
m d rn fabrics .
. B cau. it i a concentrated po d fo jus thr -
fourth to one cup of "all" will cl an a normal
In a top-Ioadin automatic machine. Ann it in all 'at r
t mp ratur -hot, warm or cold.
That' wh mart women choos CO CE TR TED "alL" 1 does th
b st job on rea • oily dirt and gets your hole, a h clean. And that's
about all you can e pect a deterg nt to do.
DISCOVER THE 50FT YOU C 'T GET FRO SOAP •
YOU G WOME
f eral go emment
haltin leadership in tenns 0
arion. If, as th United Stat
ment claims conservation is th
continued use of oil, then ther .
den that fed Tal resour ar bein
used for such a priority. or exarnp e, to
hat e ent has the fed ral go rnment
mad an artra . ve case to encour e peo­
p to conserve oil?
e ugg that th American oil-using
publi -including the majority of our
read -has been p aced in a very dif­
ficult or a compromised position. e
have not been presen ed with the c ear
need to conserve energy-as
come to do-and quic y so! e also
have n been challenged to p ore th
e citin and profitable possibiliti for us,
as e join in the globally critical energy
conservation process.
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hav n' u d oap me
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