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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

aeIt J k AIS. s. AVE We Apt
GIRL sp VITO To sH oshsl st ss % t mo
no. 1884 after pm. APT Apt, SOS. 200
s 81 Island ave ne -,
APARTMENT with congenial civilian girl or
mo write Boy TAG sta p n'~' as: POI
Ia6. hnTsh esFs sps
so afEpEe PI NV. VI mes near "a isth ss and
couple with child free rent for 'nslf
assistance in Housekeeping. Call after
Dorch CON located do0m ADULTS te onig
ggood LOO, local references required. Call Ma
f5 ,s, Ws fhaRb sS between and ss6
floor, attractively. furnished Groom apt.
ex T s5 es D15eh AID
12t 3rd Mccoy 2-rm. basement apt,
adjoining bath. every cony; employed
isaS n ST. 81 sne eompe sfS 4
attr.. apt. suitable for 2; $500 for 2 mo:
must retain part-time maid, Cali Elk.
70 A. RELIABLE PARTY furnished apt.
month-old daughter. ME. 1885 or Du.
1859 HoLMEAD PL, NV I'm. and
kitchenette with Frigidaire; employed cou-
PIE: S40 mo. Cali after D pm. no. T493.
JEWISH GIRL, refined. between IS and 25,
share with. 3 other girls 2-bedroom furn.
apt. cow. located, all privils. Apply in per-
ssaest between eW $40 and
ia A ST. Ne, end Fl. Often sought,
seldom found; a Groom, kitchen. bath
apt with gas, cleo, heat and hot water
furnished. for only $50 month. Hurry or
liz MAPLE AVE. Takoma Park-Large
bed-living rm.. semiprivate bath: near ex-
press bus; employed couple; $40 81. $3.50
s4i7 MoMcAN RD.-pvt. entrance: mr..
Mass. ave. extended; bed-living room, kit.
with cleo. grill and elec. refriger; we'll
kept home in the woods: suitable for /
person with a car: san. WI. 5501.
NEWLY decorated. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES apt.
h honm 2 1s single BEDROOMS baths, sitting
privacy respected and e expected; $Ioo:
cony. transp. BOX 256-E. Star
GIRLS to share with 2 other girls, 8
rooms. kit. pvt. bath, unltd phone: / blk
rra a. Ts tsas sac ea aas Webster st.
1914 CALVERT ST. NV rm. dbl: lse.
porch; $50 for 2: s65 for 3. Nj. 7si6.
2.RM. APT;.Will accept small child: util-
tiles included; SS0 month. 1928 44th
refsf bath sna Large living nsludns
9is IONGFELLoW ST. NV rooms,
kitchen, bath, gas heat automatic h.-w.,
utilities; quiet, employed couple; $50
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ROOMS FuRh.-Nershwsst tceat,

ROOMS FuRk.-Nesthwsst ice~t.l.
71s vARNUM ST. N.W.-sinsle room.
;a sss MA a,s1ft sna saSsssi room in
quiet home for l gentleman only; "a blk.
from streetcar and bus; S25 mo. no.
u CONCORD AVE, Apt, Room with
double bed for young lady; $50 mo; ex-
s ssoi s snsl1as 81 a. N NV rm End
f.: middle.aged empl. ladies'; ref; 500. 75
81 ~ fA ~ iI GAE M osFs .i r
Doctors home in exchange for answering
phone and caring for children 8 n,ghts
W. is San xNb na SoL Uni G RnAttraetiy.
large rm:, running water and phone in
rm. nice back porch. very private: no other
ir Sea rs near transp: men only: $40 mo.
RE WILSON, HoGsE soi5 ksior.n 9n0n rd
n.w;1-Excellent double room. $40. CO.
iSEHss WARDMAN PARK HOTEL. a7so
Woodley, pl:-Private home. twin beds ad-
1865 1865 HaRRIsoN se ST. fa N HS oiss room
twin beds; suitable / or young girls;
new home of refined couple; best transp
unlim; phone. home atmosphere: S25 each
sasl GARFIELD ST. N.w-New walnu,
furn., double bed semipvt bath uniim.
Hotel: ss5 single, s4S double. AD. 1904
1855 CHURCH N.W.-Studio room. nicely
Turn Turn; or girls; $50 and s65. DE
c6IoRfbLssis 18th st. n,w.-Nicely fur
|nished double room in quiet home for one
or two men, S5 week per person. co. 1859.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION, 12o-bass, piano keyboard.
ADDiNG MACHs., CALCuLAToRs, type
paid. ewes. and Sun co. 1921 Week
AIR coNDiIIoNER. s4-h.p: good eondi-
ANTIQUES or firearms. or any other ar
or letter regarding same me- to o. Post once
Box 1885, North Station. Arlingto va.
Alb GoND sIl ram anG gashlng
a. S. JOHNSON CO RE 1857 ~ "'
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture;
contents of apis. or houses. at once. We
do moving carefully: storage. IA. 2937.
CADET UNIFORMS, sabers. riding boots:
pay your own price; KoPERWAs UNI
CAMERA for boy in Navy, Argus II. 35-
NM aaira aiso Nm Mno ceiling price 60 918e
similar 35-mm., prefer 3.5 lens Box
cal Fss s cSr: a5p 50J after Ss $40 lens
%'flS sss3' 's5s ss''s:
CARS. wrecked or not running; cash P. o.
CI0THiNG, mems. entire wardroDes,, a
radios, luggage, musical instruments:
Tor cash and courtesy. Call MA. 1896. o.
GL9ralNsesseI prices Haia TO. men
81 $3.50 Open sves viii cali
CLOTHING, mems, women,s. children's, Of
81 81 n kinds ME in so spg condition, 1909 LIST
CLoTHiNGNH Highest prices paid for mems,
ladies', and children,s clothing and shoes;
sses s1 si0t EX 1888 ass iV VIII carl S'0fe' "
CLgTHINSmHignsS. Psis : oaid ID 5or mems
biAMo M s1s GOLD alshsss CASH
s sRqHuR f MAR TX 09 so ee & you SCH
DIAMONDS Before you sell diamonds or
u 1fssls5K 81 GSE fst n h1she''
v WhTsnhnni sh; not over S65. Call MRS.
a aesasa 5s RGRR2iGERAroR urgently
sErR a1Ga sfs5 wanted a. by
51o3 party. medium size. Call wi.
EQUIPMENT for r,,n.oa... ~
ssiph m wERFEL. Sligo 1925, between and ana
T stoHssi ,sasG; in good. clean condit,on.
asSs e 4 bp St , me 81 i0$S
Republic 3 s4oos' also piano. Cali eveninxs.
FURNITURE--Rugs bedroop, - q.
ing room cleo. refre., elee s Snn DIN,
sewing mach. pianos, radios. ha,,ss <, a ilq
100 sood Is etc: highest prices Any amou TlH
F FIJI Shff ana sa asy time TR
Of the better kind, In suites. osiTg S rinecta
or entire nome, wanted at once. Iisc
vent sood comDinasion radio. Please III
soday. MR.. GRADY. MA. 1880.
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BOATS.


CHRfSLER marine motors in stock for
essential uses. S. KING FULTON, INC
FIX 3406.
MARINE SUPPLIES, new stock, sailboat
fittings, copper paint, electric bilge pumps
gear pumps, kerosene and alcohol stoves:
no priority. s. KING FULTON, INC, Elk
3406.
CUPBOARD MOTORS, new Evinrudes in
stock for essential uses. s. KING Full
TON, INC. Elk 3406
OUTBOARD MOTORS wanted, will call at
your home and pay spot cash. Can "RO-
PER" Dupont 9765 az
FISHING BOAT. 45-ft.. loft beam. bull,
1885. cabin and large cockpit I1o-h D
Packard motor, 5000. HARTGES BOAT
YARD, GaleSyiile Md
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FARM and GARDEN.

CRAB GRASS. guarantee to destroy It,
Will not harm present lawn. Also seeding,
sodding, landscaping. UN O962
TREES REMOVED, evergreens trimmed
landscaping. sodding seeding; work in
sured. UN. 0962 81
RASPBERRIES, Strawberries. blackberries,
new thornless Boysenberries, asparagus,
horse radish, grapes, rhubarb: order yours
TO-DAY 4 Phone Ii; 1899, HOWARD
Do S,N guaranteed nursery stock, 1888
CORN FOR SALE~Yeliow. shelIed and
Tanned, $50 per ton. BARGER'S. Brown
LANDSCAPE TECHNICTAN available . for
designing arrangement of towering shrubs
and trees to add to the beauty of your
nome and surrounding grounds throughout
the year. Call HY. 0497
HORSE TRAILER, single, new prewar
tires, SOB; tractor, Cletrac, double plows
1895. SH. b63S
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED by refined widow, four sons i'm
service. employed Navy Dept, bedroom in
nv. section; would consider keeping the
duties Of home. Refs. exch. Box 1856.
Slar IL
WANTED warm room. congenial surround
good transp.; reas.. Box 1850. Star. j..
MAN desires comfortable room shower;
State price. Box 4S3-z, Star.
COMFORTABLE RIM, refined GENTLE home;
settled employed lady: NV. pref. State
WAVE OFFICER desires quiet. comfort
able. airy furn. room: adequate closet
space, Private bath; NV. within Is min
EXECUTIVE, Dept Of Agri. AS, ex-Army
omceT: wants room and bath within / mile
q l4th and Pennsylvania. viii pay 500
permanent; healthy, settled: references
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND Six rooms and
bath. brick Colonial, $50 mo-; Woodland
Acre. Waldorf, Nd. Phone Waldorf 1901.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
FAIR ENOUGH-Owner win sell lovely
7.year-old prick detached home In Chevy
Chase. d. C.. of 3 rooms a hedrooms),
GA baths, @ fireplaces, recreation room,
porches, screened and l open deck. 2
car detached brick garages Bryant gas
i fur zee, large LOT only S.sss0 prGvia q
McDEvITT. Realtor, RIA. 4422.
e5,96O-3 bedroom, modern bath, class
Enclosed porch, living room. dining room.
Kitchen. pantry, electric stove, 2 porches,
garage. over "a acre: real bargain II
you don't mind being near railroad; walk
North ns sstS Woed Schools M ss45s Hd ~: r.
RA 4422 Or 81 Sill.
BUNGALOW. $1,000. with. additional lot
in rear fronting on street, 2 good-sized
bedrooms, modern bath. combination 1v-
ing and dining room, kitchen. service
basement; air, conditioned with coal fur;
she'd be- iine rear yard for saaaen chicken:
Ma. GaiI Wo. $500 until . pm. EDWXRD
$500; CHEvY CHASE, MD.~Oniy halt
block to Conn: ave tranportstion; excel;
lot. 2b5 It. In depth: Ist-door Ibrary:
bedrooms. ] tile bath on Ind noor: new
pm. ?. 4 TWEED co. 560l Conn. ave.
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ROOMS WITH BoARD.

ABOVE MASS. AVE. NV, 1909 18th St
Double; S4O-S45 mo. Meals days q week
REFINED AND PLEASANT HOME for Jew
lsh young people: excellent food; comfort
HILLCREST-A few vacancies, double and
single rooms. Convenient neighborhood,
excellent meals, homelike atmosphere.
NICELY FURN. RIM, with board, or 2
girls: new home. laundry privil 1913 Rock
crest dr., Rockville, Md. Phone 4S3-W.
Vacancies for young people Home-cooked
well-balanced meals: S35 80 and S39 per
mo: 2022 G st. NV.
room with running water. telephone for
young lazy, excellent board, elevator %
1927 EYE ST. N.W.-Available at once in
$50 per mo: spaces for sirls, one al
sou, one at $50; telephone in each room
daily maid service
1905 18th ST. N.W.-Large double room,
other vacancies: good meals; $40.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

LOVELY country place, convenient to
va. Brick bides.. concrete porches: III
acres, trees. shrubbery, gas lawn mower
and tractor, with all cultivating tools for
It. living room, with brick fireplace, bed
sitting room, bedroom, tiled bath with
double drain sink and breakfast nook !:
h.-w. heat: complete cellar with double
vashtub unit. Attic for storage: Diet. double
garage Bus at door through Pentason to
18th and Pa, ave-; $3.50 per month. Call
Emerson 4s4s .,
New York for year will exchange occu-
pancy Of furnished modern country house,
in excellent section Of Maryland, Is. miles
from White House, 4 bedrooms, baths.
2 servants rooms and bath. oil heat, on
paved road. for comparable in commuting
distance Of New York City. Call Rockville
345-W.
STREAdLINED, modernistic. In wooded
Va: section: 20-min. motor drive: 8 or 4
bedrooms, 3 baths; Oil heat: $500. Call
BOYSEN. DU. l234: ewes. EN- 1856.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

WANTED, Dachshund, grown male, house
trained reasonable. Box 95-E, Star
Collie, spitz. Setter, Police, Fox Terrier
SIS ca l young cat TO give away to
people in country or who have fenced
yard. ia. 4434 after 2 pm or Sun.
SUSSEX SPANIEL, thoroughbred. . years
old Call after 5 pm, 1913 Eye st. NV.
Basement
GOOD HOME for altered male cat, old.
householder, white and orange. Glebe
1900.
FRENCH POODLE. standard brown fe-
male, q months old. Phone Vienna 13-J-l1
evenings
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SEASONED OAK AND PINE, any length;
prompt DEL delivery ,yoo AT 1894
cordwood,, gift. fireplace lengths, i00se
hardwood; nv. delivery only ST. 2T19. So.
ANDIRONS. fire tools, screens and all Are
BROMWEIL. 723 9th St NV. Me. 1874
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD FOR immediate
delivery. Call WO. 1888 after 6 pm.
wood, SIS cord; delivered in Falls Church
and Arlington. Falls Church 1850
SEASONED CORDWOOD, oak and pine
mixed: 10, IS, 20. "a and 30 inch: prompt
delivery. AT 1894
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ROOMS FURNisHEp-Mp. o.d VA.

1000 SO. RANDOLPH ST.. Arlington
single furn; room, next bath, for girl;
unlimited phone, laundry and breakfast
TWO SINGLE ROOMS, semiprivate bath.
In lovely country home; gentlemen or
ladies; must have own transp.; / mi east
10 MN. TO PENTxG0S. s7a7 8. 1nse
ST., Arl., Va.--Gentleman, master bedrm ,
twin beds, private bath, $50 double Cali
"a 2O49 after $3.50 p.m. weekdays. all day
s5Os NORTH WASHINGTON BLVD, Ar
lington, Va.-Attractive double room for
! or girls with private gentle family
on busline, Pentagon and Washington;
S35 single. $50 double. Phone CHI 0i91 :.
1910 FiDLER LANE. Silver Spring-Room
In Christian home to or Christian peo-
ARLINGTON, VA, 205l Wilson blvd -
Room c Hith h7 syt' bath and pvt, entr. $40
ssss NoRTH QUINCY ST., Arlington
Double room. TWIN beds. private bath, $40
a month; gentlemen or employed couplei
Room with private bath, for one month
only; couple. $40. Phone SH 9243.
FOR GENTLEMAN who wants something
very attractive. single room with bath:
$3.50 z week; block from bus Glebe. s02s.
ton-Young girl to share room with an
other girl: twin beds. unlim. phone: close to
l0-eent busline: $500 mo. GIL. O29I
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

DO YOU WANT good set Of work harness
Old; only used 4 times: reas price.
BAY MARE, IA hands. yrs, $50:
female pure-bred Irish setter and female
collie. Call any time, 1900 Defense High
way, By mi. from Peace Cross Hyatts-
vile 5134
exercising saddle, cheap SH 1878.
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APARTMENTS uhFuRNlsHEp

1913 5th ST. Me- or 2 rms. and kitch-
en-, screened-in porch. semipvt. bath: sas
mo. Ii $500
413 18th N.E.-5-room and bath apt,
hot-wster heat. $4,000; vacant Mar. list.
Ii. 406I
728 9th. ST. N.E.-1st-fioor Groom apt,
unfurnished: $40 month. Call at JOHN
DONOHOE, Realtor, 314 Pa. ave. s.e.,
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

3I2 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Single, quiet
room, SEQ monthly. Settled woman, nom
preferred. Seen by appointment
10 YOU ST, N.E.-Nice front rm., bus
passes door; to refined employed middle
iSSss 1 sSxR r. ST. p HEs 13 floor front
next bath: newly furnished. conv. transp.;
S s4o, single sMr SSS double Ht 1852 49,,
room, private home; Kitchen privileges;
everything furnished; $40. MI 1882.
Pill MD. AVE. N.E.-Large front room.
tEin BEDS, closets; cow. transp.: unlim.
9r girls; 50 week double. II. 3477
sitter 5:30 any day.
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POULTRY 3 EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feed ana poultry supplies.
JAMES FEED STORE. INC, 61e st. ~.
Me 00S9
POULTRY. turkey pigeon houses. S525
up delivered; dog, cat, pet stock pens. in
closures: rabbit, cavey hutches. Saanen
stud buck at service. ANNANDALE POUL-
TRY FARM. Annandale. Va. AID. $3.50. 2Ss
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MOVING. PACKING end STORAGE
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
win take your surplus furniture as part
on yosr moyins p saaA ess
MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE. j.
G. COPELAND, 2303 69th ave, Tuxedo,
Md Call Hyattsville 50S2. @
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HOUSES UNFURNjSHED

NEW YORK CITY AREA, SIS, 3-bedroom
house; will exchange for or 8 bedroom
house Or apt; in Wash. D. C. National
81 EYE ST. NV. Q rooms, ga baths:
Frigidaire: gas stove: latrobe heat: 500 Q
month. RE. 4114.
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ApARrMEhTs SUBURBAN.

LAUREL. Md, in 5-apt bldg.-Large un-
furnished living room. bedroom, dinette.
Kitchen and bath; rent, S55; adults, no
GE 1924, D. C.
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HOUSES FUR. OR uNEuR.

EXCHANGE ONLY-3 bedrooms. Chevy
Chase for similar in Los Angeles; S175 I'M
furnished. WI 9292 or Box 150-G. Star.
0Ss
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ROOMS FURNISHES. and s.w.

1888 A ST. SE.-Large front room for
two. very attractive. twin beds; oil heat;
cony. legation: $40 month. TR. 1880.
bath. large closet: new home; half block
bus: nondrinking man; $50. Il 534I
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
FRENCH NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire
furnished apt. about, $126: or unfurn.
mediate OCCUPANCY. RE. 1900, Ext. 63447.
YOUNG NAVY OFFICER ana wife wish an
apartment or room, preferably near Navy
NEEDED BADLY-Furn. apt. for three
months, naval 1t. and wife, no children
or pets; max rent, $500 Der mo. Box
S2-G. Star. 81
WKITER, perm. resident. wants unfurn.
apt, VI. possibly over store, garage. etc;
7400, 10 IN. to noon. 26s
APAHTMENT WANTED, furnished or un-
furnished. or will suhleass- CAPT. 01RpH.
RI 600, Ext. k0S2. i
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
ApARTMeNTs WANTED.

REFINED WOMEN need 2 or 5 room
furnished apartment or house in suburbs
March Is. MRS. BENNETT, NO. OI4O A
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SUITABLE FOR PROFESSIONAL, fraternal
or governmental 3-room
brick home on 9Th St. close to downtown;
tiled baths, 3 complete kitchens; large,
high-ceilinged rooms: spotless condition;
this property housed the Chinese legation
Call TIL 8 pm, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN q CO.,
NE. 300. .Your Neighbor RouRht From
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CHEVY CHASE, Md; S12,500-Beautiful
brick home. large living, dining rooms;
modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms, tiled bath,
gas heat, large lot; near shopping, trans
portation. LESLIE D. MEASELL, WO. 1921.
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TRINIDAD SECTION-Colonial row brick.
IS 600; 8 rooms. tiled bath, h.-wh. ga
rage: substantial cash required ROGER
MOSS, realtoI. 2125 r. i. ave. ne. Ho.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19

tive daughter of the family is quite
sure Of herself until life slaps her
down.
Alice Withrow and Patricia Car
ter play the youngest daughter.
Muggins. The young idol Of Mug
gins is Jimmy Hadley, played by
Marvin Michaels.
Lois Jensen and Barbara Lawson
have the part Of Mary Jason, moth
er of the family.
David Jason, father. is played by
Charles Richards.
The story centers around Kenny
Jason. who has to struggle with his
SOU to face the brutal necessities
of a world war.
Also. the story deals with several
romances. each affected by the wal
situation.
Others in the cast are: Margaret
Woods. Mary oLu Schwab, Dori:
Krejcik. Freddy Ehrhardt, Henry
Campbell. Bob Hibbler, Richard
Knight. Jack Beecroft and Harold
Valentine.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19
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BABY
By Lillian B. Storms
"GIyE o BABY THE
RIGHT START IN LIFE"

How long should it take my baby
to eat his meal?
Mealtimes are a tiny baby's
most interesting experience or are
among the most interesting events
Of the day. Babies who are still on
a formula, before other foods are
started, enjoy the experience. At
ter the first hunger is satisfied,
some babies will proiong the feed
ing time unnecessarily. If baby is
not interrupted or distracted from
the business in hand and from the
very first understands it is a bust
ness to be attended to, then later
difficulties with dawdling at meal
times r less apt to be a serious
problem. =
Your baby should finish nursing,
whether breast fed or given a bot
tie, in from 20 to 80 minutes. If
he has lost interest after 20 min
utes or a little longer, remove the
breast or bottle, with no fuss or
comment and in a matter of fact
way, and do not offer any food ex-
cept water until the next mealtime.
When cereal is introduced and
later strained soups and vegetables,
allow a reasonable time, about 80
minutes and then the meal is over.
If this principle is followed all
through infancy and childhood, the
mealtime becomes a routine requir-
ing attention at the time food is
offered or the opportunity is gone
until the next meal.
Of course, babies vary but you
can tell if his food has ceased to
be of interest. Show no concern
because he doesn't eat as much as
you think he should. 70
Give him two cereals, for var
iety, and as strained foods are
gradually introduced, one at a
i time, let him help you decide how
much he wants. If you r in
! doubt about whether or not he is
eating enough. consult your doctor.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19
Tech High Senior Glass
To Present Its Glass Play
Young Man of Today"

The Technical High School senior
class is presenting its class play,
Young Man Of Today. on May 16.
II, and IS in Techs auditorium.
Marcia Page, leading lady is play
ed by Stranglen and Bette
Miller. Marcia is typified as a
pretty. quaint, IS year old girl who
lacks the cock-sure brashness of
most girls her age.
Jerry Lafferty Is cast as Kenneth
Jason. a youthful philosopher who
is opposed to war.
Bob Lands portrays Ray Wal.
lace a sophisticated young mar
who possesses wisdom under his So
phistication.
III part Of Elinor Jason is
played by Gloria McCord and Mar.
ilyn Huffman. Elinor the attrac.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19
Pie Shell

Mix Ia cups sifted ALL-PUR-
POSE FLOUR and " teaspoon
SALT. Measure out 7 tablespoons
SPRY and divide into two equal
parts.
Step I for Tenderness-cut in first
half of Spry until a. fine as meal.
Step 2 for F1akiness-cut in re
naming Spry until particles are
size of large peas.
Add 3 tablespoons cold WATER.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19

book cases, As diet card holders, 20
light book trucks, 5 five In and five
out games, 20 double book cases. %
table lamps.
These articles will be greatly APP
preciated by the service men and
women who will receive them
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19

Mix 2A cups sifted ALL-PURPOSE FLOUR and / teaspoon SALT.
Measure out y cup SPRY and divide into two equal parts.
Step L for Embarrassment in first half Of Spry until as fine as meal.
Step 2 for Flakiness-cut in remaining Spry until particles are size of
large peas.
Add 5 tablespoons cold WATER (no more, no less), mixing thoroughly
into a dough.
and fit snugly over outside of muffin pans, pinching into about z pleats.
Bake in very hot oven (450'F) 1918 minutes. Makes IL tart shells.
Use these faky little tarts for holding creamed vegetables, chicken,
fish, fruit, or berries. -~~~-
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19
CONNECTICUT SENATE PASSES
FEPC BILL; COP OPPOSES

Hartford. onn A state FEPC
bill vas passed here last week by
the Connecticut state senate by a
vote of 25-10. The ten votes a.
gainst it were cast by Republicans.
but five Republicans were among
the 25 voting for the bill. The bill
now goes to the lower house where
the Republicans are in the majority
and the prospects are not regarded
as bright. although not hopeless
Negro Republican leaders are
gloomy. declaring they cannot hold
their people in line for the party if
the COP defeats the FEPC bill.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19
HOME-MAKER'S CORNER
'Flaky Tart Shells" IS the kind of recipe women hail
Nth joy but men just skip

, Men do notice. though. when ex-
tra-good food comes to the tablet!
Thes crspy tart shells. made up
IN advance, stored in a tin box, can
be used in a jiffy for delicious des-
serts and main dishes. FIJI them
with savory vegetables. succulent
chicken or fish, in cheese saucer
pile them high with fragrant fruit
and berries. Here's the kind OF
food the family really goes for in
hot weather.
And, of course. women go for
ideas that hep them give the family
delicious meals. but at the same
time cut down time spent in the
kitchen. This recipe for "Flaky
Tart Shells" helps women plan it
that way.
MARGARET H. CANNON.