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The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11
By Lillian B. Storms

All babies are not alike; they are
individuals. They do not all reach
the stage in their development
when they want to feed themselves
at anywhere near the same age. II
your child shows signs of wanting
to hold his own cup or spoon, lei
him think he is holding it himself
AS soon as possible, let him do il
all without your help.
Even after he starts feeding him;
self there will be a good many
times perhaps for weeks wher
he will need help toward the end
of the meal. Or he may get tired
Of doing it himself or just be bored
and want you to feed him for sew,
eral meals.
1t may save your time and AVOID
a mess to do the feeding yourself,
But the mess has to come some
time because he has to learn to feed
himself. Your child will enjoy
learning to eat by his own efforts,
if you let him do it when he is in
terested. Should you let that time
pass, then you will find yourself
trying to get him to do something
in which he is not at that time in
terested.
AS your child grows. you will have
the joy of watching the changes
which are constantly taking place.
1t is not necessary to forego disci-
pine but it is much easier to MAIN
tain discipline if you use you.
child's developing personality to
guide him and thus keep him in,
terested in doing what you want
him to do.
When he starts to feed himself.
make things as easy for him as you
can. A curved handled baby spoon
may be easier for him to handle
than the regulation teaspoon. Usu-
ally a small cup and preferably one
with a lip will fit baby's mouth
better.
The first foods he feeds himself
should be the thick ones, not the
more liquid. If his strained vege-
table will fall off the spoon easily,
thicken it with some of his cereal.
Strained fruit that is too thin can
be thickened with some of his cer-
cal as this will help it hold to the
sDoon-
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11
GREAT EVENTS

COMING GREAT EVENTS
An exposition Of the book Of Rev
citation given by Mr.. George T. Pin
ches of Pella, Iowa. A Bible tea
cher of international experience al
Gospel Hall, 45th and Hamilton SITS.
Sunday Nov. 12th-"Heavenly sing
ing and Angelic preaching"
Monday, Nov. 1'th-"Mihty pre-
paration's for Armageddon."
Tuesday, Nov. 14th-"History
Character and Doom OF Babylon
Wednesday, Nov. 15th-"Marriage
of the Lamb and Train of Triumph
Thursday, Nov. 16th-'The Glor-
ious Millenial Kingdom
Friday, Nov 17th-"The New
Heavens and New Earth
Sunday, Nov. 19th--"The Supreme
Court OF the Universe"
Sunday night meetings at 7:45 ~
week nights at 700.
Everyone should hear Gods post
war program. Here it is. 1t settles
every problem perfectly. Everyone
welcore. No collections.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11
II II, 1914 THE OMAHA GUIDE. Published Weekly for II Consecutive Years. /"
Race has Progressed
Fartherest i'm Last
Four Years Says Writer

New York (Calvin's News Serv-
ice)-"Freedom Roads" author,
Howard Fast, said that the Negro
has made more progress in the last
four years than in the previous
forty on Bennett Cerf's radio pro-
gram Books are Bullets Drawing
a parallel between the Civil War
period and today, Fast claims that
both wars are similar in that they
are both wars Of national liberia
ton against slavery and for prog
ress- In both cases, he said too,
they we're by great leaders, Lin
coin and Roosevelt.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11
GIVEN PUBLIC RELATIONS ASSIGNMENT
MAJOR
KENNETH
EUDEIL
CAMPBELL

Has been assigned
to the Public Re.
lation s Office,
Headquarters. Eu-
ropean Theater of
Operations. Major
C~ampbell's duties
entail the disse-
mination of news
a b o u t N e e no
troops in that
theater through
the War Depart
ment Bureau of
Public Relations,
Washington. D. G.
A staff of fixe ex-
perienced news
paper men has
been assigned to
assist him. Major
Campbell is a
graduate of the
Field Artillery
School, Fort Sill,
Okla, and the
G e n e r al Staff
School at Fort
L e a v e o rth,
Kansas. His wife.
M r S. N e t t y e
Campbell, resides
at GOAL South
Michigan Avenue,
Chicago, Ill. GU.
S. Army Photo.)
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11

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The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11
LOCAL NEWS
SURPRISE

SURPRISE BIRTHDAY. .....
A surprise birthday dinner was
given for Mr.. Robert Mosley Tuesday
October 81, at Mary's Chicken Hut
"A delicious two course dinner was
served. Mr.. Mosely received many
useful gifts.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11

80 am.
Are you a member of the Naacp?
Preventing accidents before they
occurr was the topic of a talk by
Fred H. aKppel before the Omaha
Safety Council Tuesday evening at
the Cahmber of Commerce.
The North Central Weed Control
Conference will meet at the Paxton
hotel Nov. IS and II.
Mrs. Marie Kodel of Bancroft,
celebrated her Tooth birthday Wednes
day, Nov. 1st with an open house at
St. Paul's Lutheran Church at Ban
croft, Nebraska.
Edward Vallen was struck by an
auto at 10th and Nicholas street early
Monday Nov. 9th. He died On the
way to a hospital.
Read The Omaha Guide for all the
latest NEWS!
ARMISTICE DAY .-
We find ourselves celebrating an
other Armistice Day and it takes uor
memory back to a very solemn thot
of the heroes of the worlds wal
number one and may we pause and
close our eyes and say a short prayer
for our very brave boys who are on
the front lines. AS their mother and
fathers and children are earnestly
hoping they will return. And oh
how grand it would be if and when
those who are fortunate to live thru
the ordeal of shot and shell would be
treated like al other citizens and not
be Disseminated and we hope and
trust the day is not far away when
u dreams of such viii come true.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11

The other evening at an informal
buffet supper ! saw ''in action" tn,
very special convenience of a nest!
of-tables. In this home there were
a pair of these very decorative
pieces on either side of the fire.
place.
AS time for refreshments arrived.
! noticed there were still no signs
OF a table being set, although there
were eight to be served, and there
was plenty of evidence of activity
in the kitchen.
The husband appeared with a big
tray. This he set on the low cock
tail table. And in a twinkIing he
moved out the two smaller tables
from each of the "nests," placing
these conveniently by the chairs the
guests were occupying. Then the
hostess came from the kitchen with
a'steaming percolator of coffee and
a huge platter Of sandwiches. When
these were passed, each guest shar-
ed with another the use of one Of
the small tables from the nest.
1t all took place quickly, easily.
and g%raciously. / realized more
strongly than ever why in the re-
cent survey of Imperial Furniture
Company of Grand Rapids. nests
of-tables we're third in popularity
among all types of tables. Since
mat evening / have been talking
with some of my friends who have
eests-of-tables in their homes. to
earn other uses to which thew are
peing put. rrrtsySgypA4~s
One woman, who has two hiob
school age children, finds that the
use of nests solves the problem of
small desk for doing home work.
And she herself uses one for writ
ng letters. Another uses one Of the
tests for sewing. And, of course.
or bridge parties nests really shine,
lou can put a small table on dia-
Fonai corners for ash trays. drinks.
even pads, keeping the
ard table clear for playing.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11

Also on Slnday afternoon at 3 pm.
November 18th, 1914 special services
will be conducted in our church home
by Rev. S. K. Nichols, pastor of the
Church of the Living God. Other
celebrities will also participate iii the
program. The public is welcome.
All nations are welcome at all times.
Services are held Sunday, Tuesday
and Thursday, at 8 pm. Prophet Hess
is pastor.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11
BY HI. w. Smith
WE. 645s

The RR boys are in the frontline
on service.
Musician headwaiter and the stream
lined chef at the Gambler of Comm
cree top notchers on service with a
smile.
Omaha Club walters quick serving
their public.
Walters at the Regis hotel and the
White Horse Inn always on the up
and go on fine service.
Paxton hotel waters doing a very
fine job on service.
Read The Omaha Guide for all the
latest newsi
Walters at the Hill Hotel always
on the job with very good service.
Blackstone Hotel walters on the up
and go giving service with a smile.
F%outenelle hotel walters with the
two sireamlined room service men
walters and the two wide awake front
door men taking care of the service
in a very fine way.
All walters should give the very
best support to the headwaiters and
captains at all times and report
when they leave the dining room
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11


ing was on fire.
Michigan extended the voting time
2 hours on Nov. Z. Gov. Kelly told
the legislature the Detroit election
commissioner said it was impossible
to handle the heavy vote in - hours.
Chaplain Sydney Lekowiz formerly
of Richmond, Va, conducted an OPP
en- air Jewish religious service in a
small town in Germany Sunday Oct.
29th. The American jewish comm
ittee arranged a broadcast over NBC
Joe Louis, knocked out Johnnie
benson Friday night Nov. 2, in the
second round in Detroit,
A II year old boy posing as a U.
S. army nurse wearing a wig and
dressed as a nurse was arrested in
Philadelphia Friday mite Nov. 3rd.
Harold Buster Golf a farmer of
Warsaw, Mo, was arrested by high
way patrolmen Friday night, Nov. 3
for the murder of Sheriff Meisner
1t the Warsaw Jail.
Pvt. Cyril T. Rooney Of Pomoni,
Calf, lost track OF his girl friend
and wrote to the Desert News Of
Salt Lake City, Utah, he did not
know her name but she was located
in Covina, Calf. She says if he
wants to fix things up, he will have
to hurry.
A U. S. bomber plane crashed
near Avon Park, Florida-s men
were killed.
.....
Read The Omaha Guide for all
the late Newsl
Are you a member Of the Naacp?
A transcontinental and western air
liner crashed near Hanford, Calf,
Saturday night Nov. 4 and "a persons
were killed. The bodies were scat
tered e a mile.
Judge Emmett H. Wilson Of Los
Angels, Calf, issued a restraining
order against a union organization
from using funds for campaign pur-
poses.
U. S. attorney general Francis
Biddle will speak in Omaha Novem-
Der 18th at the National Association
attorney general meeting.
The U. S. War Labor Board turn
ed down the application of the Hunt
Old company Of Dallas, Texas for
a go hour week for the EMPLOYEES.
Saturday, Nov. 4, 1914.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11

Mother, nayI bake a cake :" you've heard SO often: This time say Eyes.
cake. So easy for a little girl to do-no long Dreaming or tiresome beat
the thrill of a lifetime when she takes it out of the overnight, tender,
fnetextured and moist. And when she presents ito the famiy-swirled
with delicious, nutritious, easy-to-make frosting-thereU be three cheers
for the newest and proudest baker in the family!
Judy AIMS Cake
Dry ingredients Liquid ingredients
~ ups sned cake hows n nj milk
"a CUP sugar ! teaspoon vanilla
IA teaspoons baking powder with a egg
tartate powder. use teaspoons)
" cup SpC
Step 1. Put Dry Ingredients Together-No Dreaming Needed >. sft
Spry.
Sfep 2. Add Liquids IN Stuges-Beat and Blend :. Add milk and vanilla
and beat until perfectly smooth-about 100 strokes. I. ScrGpe boDl and
-. Note the smoother, easierpouring batter.
ts5OoF1 90 to IS minutes. =. Spread Peanut Butter Frosting on top
and sides Of cake.
.AnLpurpose -four can be used, but cake flour gives much better e
suits. If allpurpose flour is used, however, add all the liquid ingredients
It the same time and beat wel-about 100 strokes
Peanut Butter Frosting
rtabrspoonS pry II TEASPOON sat
2tabhspoons peanutb butter liz cups fitted confectionery sugar
u teaspoon vanilla Tablespoons schded top milk (abu)
Blend Spry, peanut butter, vanilla and salt. Add confectioners' sugar.
only enough milk to make a nice spreading consistency.
Makes enough frosing to cover top and sides Of 8 < 8 < Pinch
square cake.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11
FIRST MISSION OF THE COD

FIRST MISSION OF THE GOD
SENT LIGHT
Saturday, November 18th, 1914, we
will be entertained with a comb;nat-
ion OF refreshments and messages Civ
en- by The Three Loving Sisters, mem
bers Of the First Mission Of the God
Sent Light in our church home 27s4
Blonde street.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11

Michigan extended the voting time
2 hours on Nov. Z. Gov. Kelly told
the legislature the Detroit election
commissioner said it was impossible
to handle the heavy vote in - hours.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11
THE WEEK.

A minister had to rush with a mar
riage ceremony at Meridian, Idaho on
Nov. 3rd as the bride and groom and
the guest had to get out. The build
ing was on fire.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11
AMERICAN K VAS
ONCE IN ART TAUGHT
LITTLE GIRLS BY THEIR


LITTLE GIRLS BY THEIR
MOTHERS. .....
But until the science Of Home Eco
Monies was taught in school, mothers
had no help in teaching their Judy
AIMS cooking and housekeeping
tricks of the trade.
Here's where the science Of fine
cookery again helps mothers and
little girls. Spry's new cakemaking
method, described in this recipe, is SO
easy, ven a child a use it. Not
only that, but the cakes produced this
magic-mixing way are BETTER cak-
esl Finer in texture, lighter and
~tenderer, better Misunderstanding
moist and fresh days and days longer.
Lei Judy AIMS in your community
don .f;eir aprons and have fun making
Judy AIMS Cake, developed spec
tally Tor theml
MARGARET H. CANNON,
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11

Armistice Day parade will start
from oath and Douglas Streets at 10
80 am.
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11

Chaplain Sydney Lekowiz formerly
of Richmond, Va, conducted an OPP
en- air Jewish religious service in a
small town in Germany Sunday Oct
29th. The American jewish comm
ittee arranged a broadcast over NBC
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11

Are you a member Of the Naacp?
The Omaha guide., 1944-11-11

The U. S. War Labor Board turn
ed down the application of the Hunt
Old company of Dallas, Texas for
a 60 hour week for the employees,
Saturday, Nov. 4, 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

$4,000 stamps Durins this same period
he increased the number Of Tunes sub
soribers on his route from So to Ia
winning many Times awards for his sales
achievements including a lieket, bats and
balls. lie earns SIS week, owns nine
500 War Bond, and has 5000 IN the
bank. lie has never had service COM
plant.
Miller, R student in the eighth grade
Of Durfee intermediate School where he
like, English and history best, plans on
gong through college. His ambition IS TO
be Newspaper branch manager.
Harvey IS ~, lives at 1922 ElmhurU.
He serves Detroit Times subscribers IN
Elmhurst and Monterey, plays softbill in
the Detroit Times Carrier League. lie
likes to read the comles; Buz Saver IS
his fivortte.
Mllers parents recommend new,piper
carrying as profitable occupation tor
boys idle hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
TINE DETROIT TIMES

Cryptoquote-A cryptoeram quotation.
eltmo ism elcjxc.-Wlkigmiw.
Yesterdays Cryptoquote; Hard are the
ways of truth and rough 10 walk Milton.
Distributed by King Features Syndicate Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
BAckAcHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN


II bsekaohe and leg pains are making YOU
r,iserAble. don Just complain AMI DO nuttfnR
about them. Nature may be waning you That
your kidneys need attention.
The kidneys are Mature chief wav ~ taking
srcrss scfds ann p01souou waste oct n tEs
b.-od. They help most people pas about
pints day.
II the is miles Of kidney tubes and filters
don Z work we'll, poisonous waste matters s.s
10 the blood. I hese posons may start uagg.lg
backaehes, rheumatic pains, leg pains, Is q
pep and energy. getting up nig Its, Eue.Iitr.
putfness under the eyes, headachcs AID citll-
ness. Frequent or scanty passages WITH smart
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thing wrong with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't uaitl Ask your druFFist for Doau
Pits. ussf successfully by rTIifI5r1E for uyrr -
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the IS rifles Of kidney tubee fish out ro.sen-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

ERE pleasant little game give you q
day It Is numerical puzzle designed to spell out
Count the letters hst the number
letters subtract T. II the number less than
your key number Start at the upper left
every OF your
numbers left right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give you St7
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Order 1Oc United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them To your home.
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DETR01s TIMES

Published every Week Day Evening and
Sunday Morning by the Times Publishing
Company At 1928 Times Square, Detroit
81 Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
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LEARNING WHILE EARNING
Introducing Bmy Detroit Time!
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By i'm SLOWER
Today We
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HARVEY
MILLER

lie sells aad-ae-
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the year and a half
he has been a De
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All money sent at sender risk. DO not
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International News Service has the ex-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Bald Romeos Abb Shaken
on Clue From Frying Neighbor

to the sheriff'S office for addi-
tional questioning
Crussie Collins. trapped by
talking once. was too smart to
be caught that way again and
he refused TO answer all ques-
tons flung AT him by his inquis-
itors. But Chief Wooton, who
witnessed the one-Sided queS-
tiorffng was convinced of the
mans guilt so he Immediately
Swore out a murder warrant
against Collins.
In the interim. the murder
weapon-a AS automatic-was
found. II had been buried deep
in the sand of a ciGaret-butt box
that stood just inside the en-
trance door of the Virginia The
alter. The slug taken from the
girls head was proved to have
been fired from that gun. but
the sand would have cleaned
the metal surfaces of finger
prints even if there had been
some. The number on the gun
had been successfully filed out
so ownership OF The weapon
could never be convincingly
traced to the accused.
The defense made no attempt
to deny that their client was on
the scene at the time the shot
was fired, but they contended il
was Chloe who had the gun
that she fired a shot at Collins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Blasts Abb

smith, did Collins come
over here today 10 get the
time run on the feature
you're showing ?"
Heck, no, was the i'm
mediate reply He ran
Roaring Rhythm at the
Family Theatcr for two
days before We got il! The
Family always runs 'em
hrst, 30 ! get the running
time from him"
~ see" said the officer
softly "By the way, Is
Collins married ?"
M arr e d." Smith
laughed. "I'll say he's mar
ried He's got five chill
irUu. -
bcglcy now moved TO the
ramiy Iheater where Col
Iius showed marked dis
pleasure az the reappear-
ince OF the law.
Did YOU tell me-" the
sheriff began without
mlncing words. that you
vent over TO see smith
about how long his feature
ran ."
"Oh. no, you have mis-
understood me, sheriff."
denied the projectionist.
We ran that picture. 4
Vent over to tell him how
Tong Il would take"
~ see. Smith ran that
picture az least twice be-
fore YOU came over there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
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Particularly with food rationing, make doubly
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enriching vitamins. Ask your druggist for BAX,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
IS days supply of BAX only &c..
compare the economy

10 BAX Capsules bring you Is days full supply
of .yiianlins. Many other products require youto.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
lined With Film

Then 1t dawned on the
officer that whoever fired
the shot might have seen
the picture before and timed
the gunhre perfectly with a
shot on the screen.
Hazards Chief of Police
d. y. Wootou arrived with
Officers Cleon Begley and
Bert keltner, and The latter
pair were set 10 work queS-
tioning and searching every
one IN the audience before
giving them permission TO
leave. Coroner Mark Cor
hett also arrived
In the meantime, Begley
learned the Identity of the
victim from the boy who
collected tickets al the
door, the youth knew the
glrl from the corner drug
store where many Of the
neig hborhOod youngsters
gathered.
Her name n Chloe
Roberts. She comes from
TribbeN where her parents
live, but she told us she
came 10 Hazard 10 get a
job. She lives with Mrs.
West on Pine street"
Did YOU see her come
I'M" Bcglcy asked tie
ticket-taklr.
o 81 remember two men
leaving right after the
rumpus started. One was
a young fell0W-he seemed
excited. The other chap
guess you won't care much
about because he works In
movie houses. He comes
over here once az "a while
TO check film running time
his name j. Crussie Col
lins."
-I1Il ITIlIU~ secN "a
cited ." asked Vie officer.
"NO. seems 10 mo no.
didn't even appear 90 bc iu
"A hurry"
BeEley then went our 10
see If De- could trace tIe
boy A tow questions ~
ne bus station looked Like
mis- best bet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
A TRUE DETECTIVE STORY
Death Shot Timed With Movie
So Picture browns Out Sound

CPRGNTING down Main street in Hazard. KY, Sheriff
~ justus BcElcy headed toward the Virginia theaer
IN answer no homicide Murder IN movie
This WIS new one on The veteran officer.
BY The slime ho GOT 20 The marquee which
advertised the feature d'n Roaring Rhythm"
hrong of curious townspcorle had already gathered