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Where food is finest....
it’s cooked with &4S
At the Stork Club in New York, at the
world famous “La Louisiane” in New
Orleans ... in all the finest eating places
of the country . . . GAS is the fuel for
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prefer to cook with gas and enjoy FLAME
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TO CARVE SHOULDER I
IHave round bone tide away from j
carver with blade bone tide at
carver's right Use fork to roll roast
up on edge as knife follows along ribs,
removing ribs and back bone. Put
bones onto auxiliary platter.
2 Cut slices from arm bone side at
right until blade bone is reached.
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3 Remove arm bone and blade bone
by cutting under the bones, thus
separating bones from meat.
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4 Carve remaining boneles* shoul
der meat, across the grain ol meat.
No amount of fat and gristle is toe
little to save. Melt it down, add it t«
the used fat container. Every drop it
needed.
CHESTER BOWLES THANKS
COLORED AMERICANS
Washington, DC. (Special to
GNS).In a telegram to Mrs.
Mary McLeod Bethune, President
of the National Council of Negro
Women on the responsibilities fac
ing the American people now that
| rationing has ended, Chester Bow
' les, Administrator of the Office of
Price Administration stated: “Be
cause your organization has
strongly supported the continu
ance of rationing of meats, fats,
and oils to assist in getting ade
quate food Supplies sent abroad, I
realize you may be concerned a
bout the announcement of the end
of this program.
His telegram continued, “would
deeply appreciate your passing on
by thanks and congratulations to
the members of your group for all
they have done to make this pro
gram work. End of this ration
ing program means we can con
centrate even more intensively on
our crucial price control program.
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TO CARVE LOIN
I Have the butcher loosen but not
remove back bone, as indicated.
Roast fat side up with back bone on
;an.
2 When roasted, remove the back
bone and tenderloin in kitchen.
Remove excess fat, melt it down when
oven is lighted for other baking. Used
fat brings cash and ration points for
every pound.
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3 Remove the pieces of bone that
were under the tenderloin. Take
out the hip bone. Serve the two bone
less pieces of meat on the platter and
«arve across the grain.
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4 Slice tenderloin and the boneless
back muscle into uniform serv
ings. To satisfy everyone, serve some
tenderloin to each individual
I know that you recognize that
the nation faces the most critical
inflationary pressures in our his
tory, and I am glad I can count on
the members of your group to co
operate fully.to establish a
sound foundation for maintaining
prosperity in the years to come."
In reply to Mr. Bole’s telegram.
Mrs. Bethune thanked him, and
pointed out, “The National Coun
cil of Negro Women at its recent
national work shop, pledged its
full support to rigid price control
program to insure against inflat
ion and to provide the necessities
of life to the great masses of the
American people, 14 million of
whom are Negroes.
The Metropolitan Councils of
our organization, establish all ov
er the Nation, are now working in
their communities toward the end
of holding the price line."
SOCIAL NOTES
THE QUACK CLUB
The Quack Club of the YWCA,
met Friday night at 8:30. Twen
ty members were present. The
meeting was opened with a song
and prayer, then business was
taken care of.
Mrs. Blanche Lee Wright the
program chairman had with us,
one of the city’s outstanding beau
ticians, in the person of Mr. Voy
al Watson. He gave an interest
ing lecture on the care of the hair,
skin, which was enjoyed by all.
The Worship chairman called a
Council meeting Tuesday evening,
The Quacks are having their
dinner dance the 17th. Be 3ure
and dont’ forget about the big
Bingo party Friday the 14th.
We are glad that Mrs. George
McDavis is back. She had a won
derful vacation in California.
Leola Jones, President,
Rama Buxton, Reporter.
CONVENTION GO HANG
CANCELLED INDEFINITELY
The Muse Drama Guild regret- j
fully announces the indefinitely
cancellation of Convention Go I
Hang! It is hoped that at a spec
ial meeting called Tuesday Decem
ber 18, 1945 for members and per
sons interested in dramatics, that
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Oven Control Marks 30th Year
This year marks the thirtieth
anniversary of the world’s most
famous cooking device, the oven
temperature regulator invented
by Benjamin E. Meacham, asso
ciated with a manufacturer of
gas ranges at Lorain, Ohio, to
liberate American women from
baking failures. So efficient did
the regulator (circled) prove to
be that eventually it appeared
on the ranges of other manu
facturers. Home economists
were first to recognize its im
portance as the measure of suc
cessful baking and they worked
out tables of time and tempera
ture for all oven cooking which
appear in up-to-date cook books.
I something can be released relative
! to this production. We appreciate
the public’s splendid cooperation
in being patient with us uptodate,
and hope you will continue to be
for just a while longer. Thank
you.
PASSES
Mr. James Russell of Council
Blufs, Iowa passed away after a
prolonged illness. Funeral servic
es were held at Cutler’s Mortuary
in Council Bluffs, Dec. 5, 1945.
The Omaha Guide extends their
sympathy to the bereaved wife,
Mrs. Elizabeth Russell and family.
D. V. W.
LOU SWARZ CAPTIVATES
SOUTH IN RETURN ENGAGE
MENT ON RECITAL TOUR
Critic on Savannah Daily
Praises Artistry of Actress
| Concord, North Carolina Special
Lou Swarz, noted actress and mov
ie star really took her audiences
by storm when she appeared in
Recitals at Savannah, Georgia,—
sponsors First Congregational
Church, Columbia, South Carolina,'
sponsors, Benedict College and A1
len University and Concord, North
Carolinia, sponsor Barber Scotia
College.
The actresses’ first performance
which was a return Recital in Sa
vannah, Georgia, brought praises
from K. E. Palmer, critic on the
Savnnah Daily Evening Press as
well as the Savannah Tribune.
Miss Swarz held an audience of
) approxiamtely 1100 at the First
African Baptist Church spellbound
with a full two hour show. Rev.
A. C. Curtwright, pastor of the
First Congregational Church
which presented her was high in
his praises of her performance,
and when she was forced to do en
core after encore she had won her
audience. Of her performance
Mr. Palmer wrote in the Daily
Press: "Lou Swarz, accomplish
ished dramatist, delighted her au
dience last night at First African
Baptist Church in a Recital spon
sored by the First Congregational
Church. Attractively and approp
i riately gowned in change of cos
tume for each number and speak
ing with clear enunciation in her
rich, vibrant voice Lou Swarz pre
sented Patterns by Amy Lowell;
"The Wooing” by Paul Lawrence
Dunbar, original monologues;
"The Tramp”; and an enactment
of a Gypsy Fortune Teller before
the climatic part of the program
“From African Waif to American
Poet” and a group of specialities.
On Friday evening November
30, Miss Swarz presented her "or e
woman” theatre at Benedict Col
lege under the sponsorship of
Benedict and Alien. Her interpret
ation of the ' Apache” and "The
Tramp” swept the audience off its
feet; and she lound it most diffic
ult to leave the stage although
her program had just about reach
ed the first half. Following her
performance the actress auto
graphed several hundred program®
at the delightful Tea which was
in the home of President Ba coats
Then at Barber Scotia College
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on Saturday evening it was Lou's
performance that won another
group.with her perfect diction
and superb acting.
Accompanying her on her tour
were Cecile Walker and Frances
McNichols.secretary and ward
robe mistress who plajed a great
part in the “quick'’ costume chang
ing made by the actress
■ After the tour through the sou
thland Miss Swarz returned to
New York where she will continue
work in pictures sis well as soec *1
study at ANT (Americap Negro
Theatre) and under her manager.
TheWEEK
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(BY H. W. SMITH....HA-0800)
One of the Omaha Packing
Houses had a one day strike and
the truck drivers strike has not
been adjusted.
Four Omaha youths their ages
15, 16, 17 years, were arrested by
Omaha police on Dec. 4 for many
burglaries. The had looted a doz
en homes.
Congressman Hofman of Michi
gan say it does not cost him any
more to live now than in 1911 as
he washes his sox and underwear
and if an item costs too much, he'
don’t purchase it.
Police of Homestead, New York,
found a baby that was reported
lost. A neighbor said it was
found on her lawn.
Judge Lester Palmer said Mon
day Dec. 10 there would be no ten
ant ousters or any man’s wages
siezed until after Christmas.
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* £ YOUR DENTAL I. 0.
c American Dental Association. V
HOW ARE YOU DOING, DENTALLY?
Find out by scoring yourself on the following questions. J
ASK YOURSELF
1. Do you eat well-balanced meals
r every day for your general health
meals that contain, adequate
amounts of milk, fruits,vegetables,
meat or fish, eggs and whole-gTain
cereals?
Yes □ s No □
2. Do you restrict your intake of
sweet foods to a minimum amount?
Yes □ No □
3. Do you brush your teeth at least
twice a day, after breakfast in the
morning, and before going to bed
at night?
Yes □ No □
4. Do you brush your teeth the way
your dentist advises?
Yes □ No □ ^
5. Do you use a small, straight-edged,
firmly-bristled toothbrush so that
you can reach the inner and chew
ing surfaces of the teeth and the
tiny crevices?
Yes □ No □
6. Do you visit your dentist regularly
—at least twice a year?
Yes □ No □
7. Do you use a dentifrice that bears
the Seal of Acceptance of the Coun
cil on Dental Therapeutics of the
American Dental Association which
indicates that it is safe, effective
and honestly advertised?
Yes □ No □
8. Do you rinse your mouth with clear
water after brushing your teeth to
assure a thorough cleaning job?
Yes □ No □
9. Do you have two toothbrushes so
that each brush can dry thoroughly
in a clean, light place after using?
Yes □ No □
10. Do you rinse your toothbrush in
cold water before and after you use
it to keep the bristles film and
clean?
Yes □ -No □
According to the American Den
tal Association, if you answered
"yes” to all ten questions, you
are doing everything you can do
to maintain a healthy mouth. If
you answered “yes” to only 8 or 9,
check the items where you’ve
slipped up and remedy the situa
tion. If you answered “yes” to 7
or less, it’s time to change your
'whole dental care routine and
Improve the attention you give
to your teeth before it's too late.
FOR PARENTS ONLY
1. Do you give your child a well
balanced diet including milk, vege
tables, whole-grain cereals, meat,
eggs, fruits and cod-liver oil?
Yes □ No □
2. Do you limit your child’s consump
tion of sugar, confections and highly
sweetened foods which seem to en
courage dental decay?
Yes □ No □
3. Do you see that your child brushes
his teeth at least twice a day—after
breakfast and before going to bed?
Yes □ No □
4. Do you see that your child brushes
his teeth the way they grow—down
on the upper teeth and up on the
lower teeth—never across?
Yes □ No O
5. Do you carefully protect your child’s
"baby" teeth because they are just
as important to his chewing, speak
, ing and jaw formation as perma
nent teeth are to the adult’s?
Yes □ No Q
6. Do you follow the advice of dental
authorities who say that the child's
first visit to the dentist should take
place no later than his third birth
day?
Yes □ No □
7. Do you make certain that your
child returns to the dentist at regu
lar intervals—at least every six
months?
Yes □ No p
8. Do you guard your child’s six-year
old molars because they are the
most important teeth in his mouth
and their loss through neglect can
throw his whole "chewing machine"
into disorder?
Yes □ No □
9. Do you have the dentist carefully
check your child’s permanent teeth
as they replace his "baby" teeth to
determine if they are growing in
straight?
Yes P No P
10. Do you give special dental atten
tion to the adolescent child since
teen ige children suffer the highest
rate of tooth decay of any group?
V Yes □ No P •
If you answered "yes” to all ten
questions, you can feel assured
that you are fulfilling an impor
tant obligation to your child
keeping him dentally fit. If you
have been negligent on any point,
it would be .advisable to remedy
* the situation.
20 persons were killed in an air
plane on December 4th
A sailor was given a traffic tic
ket on Sept. 18 in Moline, 111. A
policeman met him in a cafe and
him his name. It had so many let
ters in it the cop told him he was
honoset as he was in unilorm when
the ticket was issued.
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A total eclipse of the moon will
be visible in Omaha at 8:30 pm.
A man classed as a town charac
ter was killed by police in Browns
ville, Pa., Sunday, Dec. 9th.
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killed In Chicago Dec. 9 while he
was repairing a juke box.
The army transport Argentina,
docked in NY. Sunday Dec. f) with
4,424 cheering soldiers.
NAACP monthly meeting at the
Cleaves Temple Church, Sunday.
Dec. 16 at 3:30 pm.
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