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America's War Loan Record
Loan Quota Sales Percent or Quota
(In Millions of Dollars)
First .$ 9.000 $ 12,947 144
j Second . 13,000 18,555 143
Third . 15,000 18,944 126
Fourth . 14,000 16,730 120
Fifth . 16,000 20,639 129
Sixth . 14,000 21,621 154
Seventh . 14,000 26,313 188
TOTALS ..$95,000 $135,749 Average 143
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MAIN FLOOR SQUARE AND NOTIONS
TO CARVE RIBS
1 Have the butcher cut along car
* tilage end of ribs to loosen but not
remove breast bone.
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“ bone before sending to table. Save
that bone and the tissue attached to j
it, and when the oven is lighted for
other baking, melt it down, add the
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EDNA MAE McINTOSH
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Miss Edna Mae McIntosh, above,
1 succeeds Lillian B. Storms as
j writer of the “Your Baby” column
which appears regularly in this
paper. Miss McIntosh formerly
taught nutrition and conducted nu
trition research at Florida State
College for Women. She received
her undergraduate degree (B.S.)
and also her Master’s degree from
that institiition and then worked
toward her doctorate at Columbia
university.
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STREET CAR AND BUS FARES
It’s easy ts notice those increased costs of living, for
they hit you right in the purse. But do you always
notice the stable, down-to-earth, rock-bottom costs . . .
like your economical cost of transportation on street
cars and busses? Yes, despite our own higher taxes,
rising costs of operation and maintenance, we today
give you the same, dependable transportation ... at
the same pre-war price of three tokens for just 25 cents.
TO CARVE BRISK"
f Place whole cooked brisket with
* fat side up, and rounded side
away from carver. Divide brisket into
two pieces.
2 Turn thick or rounded end ol
brisket at angle to allow removal
of slices.
2 Remove slices from thin end ofi
brisket at angle shown in order to
cut across meat fiber. After dinner.1
try out the scraps of fat left on din.
ner plates. Every drop of fat is needed I
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SOCIAL NOTES
NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVE
MENT CLUB MEETS
Catalpa Place Improvement
Club met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Kincaid, 2861 Corby
• Street, Friday, November 30. Mr.
W. F. Haynes was chosen perman
ent chairman ana Mrs. Kincaid
was elected secretary. The next
meeting will be held January 11,
1946 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James E. Grizzard, 2860 Corby St.
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By Edna Mae McIntosh
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, This column now is being written by
Miss Edna Mae McIntosh, formerly
assistant professor of foods end nutri
tion at the Florida State College for
Women. She succeeds Or. Lillian B.
Storms. /
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- The foods introduced into your
baby’s diet during the first year
are given for several reasons. Milk
is almost perfect as an infant food
but lacks several nutritive factors
in sufficient amounts for rapidly
growing little bodies.
Vitamin D is one necessary fac-,
tor. If irradiated milk is used in the
formula, your physician may con
sider enough vitamin D is supplied,
or he may prescribe additional
amounts in the form of cod liver
on.
Another substance needed is vi
tamin C, which is the reason orange
juice is started before the end of
the first month.
Milk-has very little iron. Anemia
once was a common disease at five
or six months 'Of age. Modem j
babies ape given special baby cer
eals which have added iron to sup
plement the small amount in milk.
Present day babies seldom show
any signs of anemia.
The baby cereals also have add
ed thaimine or vitamin B, because
milk has far less than needed. The
richest source of thiamine is dried
yeast which also has the other
members of the vitamin B complex
and some valuable protein. The
baby cereals have added dried yeast
to supply these factors. All of
these are needed for growing heal
thy bodies.
The strained vegetables and
fruits furnish additional vitamins
and minerals.
Another important reason the
solid foods are given much earlier
than they were a few years ago,
is to teach babies to eat a variety
of foods. If milk is the only food
for five or six months babies be
come accustomed to a liquid diet
and are apt to resist solid foods.
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AMERICAN « CHINESE DISHES
; TO CARVE STPAI'
1 Before serving, remove blade
bone, back strap, and any loose
pieces of back bone. Excess fat should
•Iso be removed, melted down, and
added to the used fat container.
2 At the table, remove rib and back
bone.
3' The muscle along the back bone
is more tender than the muscle
around the blade bone. Carve so that
every serving includes a part of each
muscle.
BOARD AND STAFF MEMBERS
ATTEND CONFERENCE
Mrs. Grayce A. Bradford, Neigh
borhood Secretary, and Miss Mae
B. Taylor, Vice President of the
Board of Directors, attended the
regional conference of the Nation
al Urban League in St. Louis, on
December 6, 7, and 8.
LONG SCHOOL PTA
The Long School PTA will have
its Christmas program Thursday,
December 13 at 2:45. Christmas
carols will be sung by the upper
grade pupils.
Mrs. Milton Johnson, Pres.,
Mrs. George Reeves, Publicity
Chairman.
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LEADS IN CONVENTION GO
HANG! THURS., FRI.,
DECEMBER 20, 21
Miss Dorothy Watson will por
tray the part of Ruth Jenkins in
the Muse Drama Guild Production
“Convention Go Hang!” Thursday,
Friday, December 20, and 21st,
1945 at 8:00 pm. in the Urban
League Auditorium. She is a new
comer to the Drama Guild Stage,
bringing along abundance of ex
perience gained acting in church
dramas and high school dramatics
She is an ardent participant in
community activities and is past
President of Tomorrow’s World.
She likes the stage especially act
I ing and from all indications shows
| promises of going places in the
dramatic field if she decides to so
continue.
Mr. Eddie Wright who entered
our armed services in the Army
branch, August 1942 and just re
cently discharged October 1945,
winner of the Purple Heart and
Bronze Star while serving in En
gland, France, Belgium, Holland,
Scotland, Luxembourg, will play
the part of Donald Blair who has
just returned from College to
startle his family with the ann
ouncement he is not going to get
mar lied, but he plans to devote
his life to writing a book on Soul
Freedom. Before entering servic
es Mr. Wright has written and di
rected several plays, one being a
musical Deep Purple. He comes
to the Drama Guild Stage well
qualified for his role in this prod
uction.
Jack West a student enrolled at
the University of Omaha taking
up his pre-medical work will star
in the part of Regis, rival for the
hand of Ruth Jenkins. Jack is
activity member of Medical Club.
President of Tomorrow’s World
and very popular among the younr
ger set.
Supporting this cast cf all-stars
studded show a"e Miss Clair Rob
bins (as Betty Blair), Mr. Harvey
Carter (as Mr. Elair), Miss Bur
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there is fun enough for all in Con
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RETURNING SERVICEMAN
Corporal Charles Pete Smith,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith of
3012 Pinkney, has returned home
after 23 months in the armed
forces , 18 of which was served
overseas.
The mother, Maggie Smith with
all 6 children and a school mate
friend of Corporal C. P. Smith,
Miss Nonie Tucker attended
church services at Mt. Calvary.
A special song was sung for
Corporal Smith that was on his
mind constantly while he was ov
erseas, “Just A Closer Walk with
Thee.”
The mother feels that she has
indeed been blessed in having her
family safely together again.
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The WEEK
’ (BY H. W. SMITH ..HA-0800)
A Postwar disposal of the 15
dollar fleet of the U. S. A. ships
will be brought before the U. S.
Senate at an early date. The bill
has been passed by Congress.
Washington, DC. reports by the
U. S. Public Health Service that
the rate of the influenza on Dec
ember 29 was higher than in the
last five years.
Six persons were overcome with
gas fumes in Desmoines, Iowa on
November 29.
Two young girls were arrested
in Omaha for the theft of a purse
on Nov. 29th... they admitted their
guilt.
A five year old girl was killed
by a truck in Tecumseh, Nebras
ka on Nov. 29th.
892 veterans of World War II,
were placed in Civid service jobs
in states in October and Novem
ber the report from the St. Paul,
Minn., headquarters.
An indian has been granted a
beer license the assist. Attorney
General of the State said an In
dian is entitled to all privileges as
any law-abiding citizen.
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the news of the race!
Three persons were shot in Kan- j
sas City, Mo., in a family misun
derstanding on Sunday afternoon,
December 2nd.
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of their building on Dec. 17 and it
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It is an established fact that Louise Beavers (above) is an outstanding
star of stage and screen. Her performance in the screen attraction
“Imitation Of Life” (in which another sepia favorite—Miss Fredi Wash
ington, now theatrical editor of the newspaper PV—also portrays a
major role) is superb. Playing to record-breaking crowds, the film has
been banned in the Deep South, where according to “Southern tradition"
democracy is not at work. However, Miss Beavers, beloved by all, by
popular demand will soon make a personal appearance tour. Joe Glaser,
under whose direction the star has climbed to the top, in an exclusive
Interview revealed that he will positively accept bookings for this
stellar attraction below the Mason-Dixon Line as welt as in other sec
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depot.
Mat Kimes an Oklahoma des
perado was captured in Little
Rock, Ark., after being struck by
a truck.
Omaha had the fiut real snow
storm on SurUuy afternoon Dec. Z.
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The Membership Committee
held a very interesting meeting on
November and the wide awake
chairman was very much out in
front on instructing all workers
to step on the gas for new and ac
tive members as we should be
very near the 2,000 member mark
in Omaha.
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