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NaSi dopisi

E. Radjenovic $500. Pa So
M. Tonic, ]. Klaic, E. Petkf
vic, P. Slepcevic, familija Goer
l.. Petrovic i Katie Grbavcic- I
Popovic $500. Pc $500: S. Crne
vic i Vekica Malencic. Pc $2-N
w. Christensen, Mary Joe C
bavcic, L. Molnar i Grunan. +
$1.00: Elsie Wick i Chas- Wize.
Poklonili u kolacima: KAT
Grbavcic i Mary Slepcevic.
Ogranak Sc drugarski zahvc
ljuje swim prilagacima, a pos
bice porodici Goerz ma ustuI
lemon mestu "a piknik.
M. l.. p, dopisnik.
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VAzNE VESTI.
INastavak sa |. strane)

dinjenih Drzava, Byrnes-om.
"Kralj Petar je posetio gospo-
dina Byrnes-a u $50 pre- podne,
pracen cd ambassadors Sjedinje-
nth Drzava Richard P. Patter-
soma. Drzi Sc da je on podneo
izravno zahtev da gospodin Byr-
mes pokrene spor unutrasnjeg
jugoslavenskog stanja ma sastan-
ku saveta', sto je Byrnes Cd
bio, izgovarajuci Sc da je poslov-
mix pretrpan.
To nagovestava da Amerika
Britannia jos nisu gotove da IL
dovolje kralju Petru, niti da Sc
okrenu sasvim protiv Tita.
Istovremeno je Tito odrzao je-
dan govor u kojem je rekao da
u Jugoslaviji vlada demokratija
danas "kakvu ona jos nikada nj
ie imala." Ma osnovu owe tvrdnje
kao i verovatnog pritiska koji &C
slediti ma jugoslavensku demo
kratiju" cd strane zapadnih sila
Tito je, dakako, resio i d a {
0 b e c a n e, p%omenutim sila'
ma da &c popustiti i d~ozvoliti
opoziciji izvesne politicke pow
lastice, ii. Ga ucestvuje u ode.
mokratiji''.
U ostalom vec je svakom poz-
nato kakvu "demokratiju" "a
govara kralj, a kakvu Tito -
takvu da ne mozemo naci stvar-
ne razlike izmedju Min.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-20

Dole sleduju imena j prilozi
Ogranaka, Klubova, Grupa j po-
jedinaca ma konvencijskom ban
ketu, odrzanom 3. septembra u
Detroit, Mich, u korist WEEK
LY PEOPLE-a, glavnog partijs-
kog organa.
Akron $1,000, De-
troit $500, Milwaukee $3.50, Los
Angeles 5000, Cleveland $3.50,
Steubenville $3.50, Youngstown
$50, Lackawanna 500, Bellwood
500, Dayton 500, New York
$50, Cincinnati $55, Hoboken
$50, Chicago $50 i East Chicago
$50.
KLUBOVI RADNICKE BOR-
BE: Milwaukee 5000, Detroit
5000 i Chicago $500.
GRIPPE: Weekly People Klub
Lackawanna $25, Sekcija Wayne
County $25, Weekly People Klub
Cleveland SOS, Bugarski Ogranak
Detroit $25, Klub Rabotniceske
Prosvete Detroit $40, Weekly
People Klub Steubenville SIS
Weekly People Klub Wayne
County $25, Madjarska Federaci-
ia S. L. P. $40, Madjarski Ogra-
max Detroit $40.
POJEDINCI: RADIO j familijs
$135, P. Manzeta 500, HorvatF
familija $50, Chas. Dedicot Jr
$50, j. Tesic $50, La Fleur $50
N. i Mary Pill $27, Capic familijs
$27, M. i w. Walbridge $32, Ma
ry i Sida Koic $27, N. Popovi,
$27.
Pc $500: E. Radjenovic, Mrs
coric, J. Mesic. F. Kruzi s22
Chas. Dedicot ST.. $22 j Katie ia
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-20
KROZ-AMERIKU
(Nastavak ga /. StraueN

sprece, iii bar da uspore, NV,
djanje move energije u pro
vodnju. A mozda Sc ma neki II
Gin ujedine i pokupuju patente
stave in pod kljuc.
Pa ipak ma kraju krajeva, a.
Sc ia energija dokaze deIotvo
nom i prakticnom ona &c biti !
vremenu, u prkos svih zaprek
uvedena u proizvodnju. Inter
santno je primetiti da Sc ona v,
uvadja iii pokusava uvesti.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-20
Konvencijski fond
Radnicke BOrbe

Gardena, Calf:
S. Gaspar -$2.0O
Hamilton, Ont, Canada:
j. N. Ziavanovic $1,000 i l.
Siaroff $1,000. Ukupno $4,000.
Mansfield, o.:
j. Chuhaloff $500.
South Bend, Ind:
G.. Pasalic $500 i B. Mamula
$500. Ukupno 600.
Ukupno u orom broju $1,000.
Suega do danas $12.607.0O.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-20
Sa piknika
Cleveland, O.

>ICVC1dlIO, ".
U nedelju 10. augusta Ogranak
je odrzao svoj poslednji piknik,
u dvoriStu druga i drugarice
Goerz.
Poseta je bila mala, no to nije
smetalo moralnom i Material
nom uspehu.
Drug S. Crnovic je ukratko
pozvao prisutne da Sc finansijski
odazovu, jer konvencija Sc pri-
blizuje, a Ogranak zeli da Sc,
koliko je moguce, dostojanstve-
no pokaze, te "a till cas-, sledeci
Sc odazvaSe:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-20
100000 americkih yo
nika u

Vest UP il Washingtona cd ]
septembra javlja da je u NJ
vecem prenasanju trupa i Il
Nib snabdevstina u istoriii, e
mia prenela 100000 vojnika
126,859.000 tona tereta liz prist
nista Sjedinjenih Drzava da !
Sc dobio drugi Svetski Rat
like je preneseno cd decemb
1941. do augusta 1915. Ovo !
ukljucuje vojsku i oficire n
teret koji su prenasani u zrak
plovima.
"Kolicina snabdevstina bila
wise nego cetrnaest puta toll
kolika je bila ona koja je d
naSana morem u prvom SvC
skom Ratu, i~znasajuci $685.
brodskih tona."
ako ovo jos nije potpuna brv
ka vojnika bolnicarki i ofici
koji su ucestvovali u ratu, dob
je ipak pribeleziti koliko ie P
blizno Amerika poslala ijudi {
GNU "a osiguranje posleratne /
govine i eksploatisanja sveta c
americkog i britanskog, naroei
prvog, kapitalizma.
Ako JOS dodamo skoro nebr
iene brodove, vlakove, zrakop
We. trokove, bosove i automo!
lie u opste koii SUI u~cestvovat
tom prenasanju i ogromnu va
ku ljudi i zena koji SUI operiss
sa tim prenasajucim sredstv:n
slika kapitalistickog rasipanja
razaranja postaje mnogo jasnti
Pored toga tn je velika koiie*r
brodova koji SUI otisli ma morsi-
dino, zajedno sa ljudima i ter
tom koje SUI prevazali.
Ogromna vojska koja je kc
kuce radila j stvarala tai mat
rial, koja je tako velika da or
hvata skoro celu radnicku kIas'
dodaje jos j wise toj slici kap5t.
listickog varvarstva, unistavar
i rasipanja. Da je radnicka kIas
unistila kapitalizam ma sve STR
ne sveta i uspostavila SocijaIs'
ticki poredak ovog rata nebi biz
To ogromno bogatstvo, ne ss.r
ovde nego i u drugim zeml
ma, umesto sto je razarano, ns
Clio Sc upotrebiti "a udoban Z
Ivot svih clanova druStva, pre-
postavljajuci da SUI svi korssz
proizvadajci.
Kao sto SUI mnogi brodovi :
ratnim materijalom otisli /
morsko dino, tako SUI i mnsss
stotine hiljada, cak milioni, Arm
rikanaca j milioni drugih narCx
nosti ostavili svoje kosti ma e.
MIN poljima, dok SUI drugi n
lioni osakaceni, izmuceni i N
romaseni do stepena propash
skapavanja.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-20
Weekly People Club Social - Cleveland

game with all of US The hall pens at 100 p m and the game starts at SOC p m sharp Place
Refreshments will be served alter in the evening Speaker, ComradeR Richard B Tuey
Proceeds go to the Weekly People Bazaar Fund
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-20

ostalom ovo nije nemoguce. Y
rovatno da u Nemackoj ina Ii,
di koji su u stanju pravilno mi
lit.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-20
N0z Partiju FedeIaciu

Nasi citaoci il diva prosla bro
ia RADNIcKE BORBE videli su
kakve smo regulate postgli ma
nasoj prosloj konvenciji, te koji
SUI Jos wise odusevljeli nase cla-
move j simpaticare "a zilaviji i
opsezniji rad. Ne samo da smo
postigli neocekovano dobre re-
zultate ma "a. konvenciji, nego
lie ona donela citavi niz raznih
odluka = plan - pc kome da
nasa Federacija u narednoj 60
DIM prosiri revolucionarno uce-
ME S. L. P. medju radnicima
naSeg jezika. Osobito je konven-
CHA podvukla narocitu potreou
"a pridobivanje novih citaoca ma
Sem organu = RADNIckOJ
BORBI.
Kao j prosla, tako j ovogodls-
MIA konvencija je instruktovala
novoizabrani c. O. da organizu-
je kampanju "a move pretplate
ma mas list. I ako smo mi stalno
u kampanji, ipak je jednom iii
diva red godisnje potrebno orga-
nizovati specijalnu kampanju, u
kojoj treba a~ngazovati svakog
naseg clana i svakog naseg SIM
paticara. Ma oval nacin bicemo
u staniu dobiti dollar broj novih
citaoca.
Ovo ne znaci da nasi clanovi
i simpati6ari trebaju cekati dok
CO. ne pokrene odredjenu kam-
panju, vec ~odmah trebamo OF
poeeti rad ma kupljenju novih
pretplata, prodavanju nase lite
nature j vrsenju uspomene agi-
tactic. Ako ovako postupimo, Ia
da cemo postupiti u duhu cd
luka nase prosle konvencije, j u
saglasnosti sa duhom vremena.
Ranije smo javili da SUI kanad-
ske vlasti podigle zabranu RAD
NICKOJ BORBI u tn zemlju,
vec novinu Saljemo nasim sta
rim pretplatnicima. Tim nasin
starim pretplatnicima u Kanadi
CHE pretplate nisu bile istekle
kada je stavljena zabrana nasen
listu u Kanadu, produzili smo
dok nekim SUI vec istekle pref
plate. Owl nasi pretplatnici ire
baju da svoje pretplate sto pre-
obnove, ako zele da primaju &
svakako da zele) nasu novinu
Takodje oni koji primaju mast
novinu, trebaju da n~astoje az
dobiju move pretplatnike, jer m:
u Kanadi nemamo Ogranaka nj
ii clanova. Otuda, jednim dobrin
delom zavisi cd samih Nth ina
sih pretplatnika) do koga ceme
stepena prosiriti nasu novinu |
Kanadi medju radnicima masses
jezika.
Nasi vredni simpatieari il
Windsora, Ont, Mirosavljevic
Pinter, wee SUI uspeli dobiti neko
like novih pretplata. Njihovon
primeru trebaju da sleduju j os
tall nasi simpaticari u toj zem
lii. Takodje nasa bratska orga
nizacija S. L. P. u KanadI ve'
lie poduzela korake da nam
tome pomogne, ii. da dobilem'
novih pretplatnika. Sekretar ka
nadske S. L. P, drug Paul De
bragh, pisao nam je pismo p'
ovom pitanju j preporucio nan
da saljemo jednom njihovon
clanu, drugu Plamondonu, u M
agara Falls, Ont, nekoliko pri
meraka RADNICKE BORBE ne
deljno "a agitaciju. Drug De
bragh pise kako je drug Plamon
don sakupio prilican broj novil
pretplata ma WEEKLY PEOPL1
i A MUNKAS, te veruje da G
sakupiti i ma mas list.
To lie duh S. L. P! Jer sa ties
nom vezom i drugarskom koo
peracijom clanova S. L. F., m
gde Sc oni nalazili, nasa jdeJ
neminovno Sc mora p%rosiriti. CD
postoji tesna kooperacija u re
volucionarnom radnickom pokre
tu) tn ne moe biti zastoja, ne
go ona gazi preko svih zaprek'
j gredi napred. / doista, nasl dru
govi i Kanadi SUI pokazali volJ'
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Indoor Party in Chicago

The Weekly People Club of Section Cook County announce the first Indoors part of the
eon to be held at 58 S Hased Street on Saturday September 2l 1915 For thea at
tending early a spaghetti dinner will be served from ZOO to 300 p m Games will begin at
100 p M plenty of prizes for the winners = Start the season right Support THE festivities
swell the fund for the university of the Working Glass; the Weekly People
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Pink IL AkrOnu

Picnic Grounds. Poeeak u 10 sat- pre- pone svhade Grad oheHar
Be mde pane pnjehne sd RAMA plea, sadoeda Ulamca 3c cd oobe Da z praM1uf
IodteIa bepamo. = ODBOR.
III PUToKAz 4mtomobuhi iz Akona 1nnHe- Wooster Avenue Road 1 vozte Sc avoI
|minma hcte ma meNu pknka Il Chveanda nnteR Road Iii vozte Sc do IoyaO akm Arente
leoi vozte Sc Roadom 2l "a par mmutab Hee ma plmku Pazte ma naps IS L. P PICNIC
Vecernka u Steubenvile
U nedeju % apemhra Weekly People Kub odzade sju vetednkuu lokau 57 Wells ST
IPodHak u 5 SAT- uvece
nick SCRIBE da poae owl veennlu cd ke et pdhcd ide "a ahsi gani organ WEEK
lLY PEOPLE Ia e drugo vdi bngu = ODBCR
Outdoor Meetings in Cleveland
Section Cleveland has scheduled the following outdoor meetings. to be held at the corner
of Euclid Avenue and huron Road PLAYHOUSE "squae) on the Saturday nights ed:
September o. r B Tuey, speaker; M. K Lpcky chairman.
Meetings are scheduled to start promptly at8O0p M
Public Lecture in Gary, Ind.
Public lecture Sunday October 2st at 800 p n, Gary Y M c A Victory Room 25
West 18th Ave., Gary Indian
Mr. James Horhh of Detroit will be the speaker Subject: "D@podsm of Capitalism" =
free Brngy your friends
Country Store Mite" in Detroit
The Wayne County Weekly People Club is honigh their Country Store Mite" September
|2h starting at 70 p m, at the Slovenian Workers Home 47 S Lvenos St. here will
he sandwiches refreshments games and prizes Movies taken at pcnns will also be shown
Come one and all, if you are not aumgc to fun and laughter
Lecture in Chicago
6oNoON Jobs Doing Wha?' will bet the subject of a lecture to be delivered by Joseph
Street.
Public Lectures in Los Angeles
Public lectures are held the first Sunday Of each month, beginning October 7h, in North
Hall Of the Emhasy Bldg, s9 S Crane Avenue Admission free A large selection of leaflets
pamphlets and books available tth el lectures
Indoor Party in Chicago
The Weekly People cMb of Section Cook County annoncest the first Indoor party of the
season to be held at 58 S Hahted Street, on Saturday, September 2h, 195 For those at
eo - M. nn+v Of nrns for tho umou. Star the season rht = Sum+ te festivities
and swell tn fund for the university of the Working Glass; the Weekly People
Weekly People Club Social Cleveland
Sunday September 49, 1885, the day for fine gettgeherC Come and join a competitive
game with all of US The hall opens at 700 P m and the game sht at SOC p m harp Place:
Hail. 7n Denson Avenue Wea). Downstairs
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Public Lectures in Los Angeles

Public hcturs are held the first Sunday of each month, beginning October I'll in North
pamphlets sand books ia available at mel lectures
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Outdoor Meetings in Cleveland

Section Cleveland has scheduled the following outdoor meetings to be held at the cone
of Euclid Avenue and Huron Road playhouse Square on the Saturday nights listed:
September %: r B Tusay speaker; M K Iiphky chairman
Meetings are scheduled start promptly at 800 M
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Country Store Mite" in Detroit

The Wayne County Weekly People Club is holding their" CmnhyS Store Mite September
"]29h starting at 700 p M, at the Slovenian Workers Home 47 S Lvenos ST. There will
be sandwiches refreshments games and prizes Movies taken at pcnIs will also be shown
Come one and ALL you. are not anagc to fun and hughtr
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Lecture in Chicago

"60O0OoW Jobs = Dong What" will be the subject of lecture to be delivered by JOSEPH
lPrmch, National Organizer on Sunday September %, 3p r, at the Midmd Hotel 172 West
Adams Street.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-20

U ndeIu 3d. sptmba Weekly People Kb odrzae swu vecinku u okhu5 7 Wells ST
i F%aku 5 Sh u@e
Be oma hne ,osezuumgp a, g0oua id uIh zabavnih iga Poivamo ctaoe'Rad~
ncke Bbe da poe owl vecenku cd koe et pdhcd NeA prhJki gavm organ WEEK
lily PEOPLE Il se drgo vi bnu = ODBCR
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Public Lecture in Gary, Ind.

Public lecture Sunday October 2h at 200 p M, Gary Y NJ c A "Vctuy Room, %
sci West 5hA Ave, Gary Indiana.
Mr. anne Hovath of Detroit viii be the speaker Subject "Depohm of Capitalism :
Admission free Bring your friends
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28

By Lillian B. Storm,
"GIVE YOUR BABY THE
RIGHT START IN LIFE

Nowadays babies are given other
foods than milk far sooner than
was done only a few years ago.
Whether your baby is breast-fed or
bottle-fed, about the third week he
will be given his first addition. He
will get a teaspoonful Of orange
juice diluted with a little boiled
water. Tomato juice serves the
same purpose only it requires
twice as much as of orange juice.
Give it at a time when it will not
interfere with his appetite for a
regular meal. The amount is grad
ually increased until when he is six
months old he will be receiving
about four tablespoons daily.
Cod liver oil, or some other form
of vitamin D, is usually started at
the same time. The amount de-
ponds on the rate of growth of
your baby and on whether he is
receiving a milk with vitamin D
in it. ny
Many babies are started on the
next addition at six weeks of age.
The special baby cereals and
strained foods are prepared so that
they are suitable for tiny babies.
This early start seems to make
them grow better, not necessarily
faster but a better type of growth.
t also helps them to establish good
eating habits and prevents consti-
patton. If babies are not started
on semi-solid foods until late in
the first year, they often resent
changing from liquid to more solid
food. They learn early that food
comes in a spoon or cup and not
always from a bottle. Just when
these additional foods are added to
your baby's menu is a matter for
your physician to decide depend
ing upon the type of growth he is
making.
It is important that these first
semi-solid foods be especially pre-
pared for easy digestion and in
such s way as to retain the vita
min and mineral values to the
greatest degree. This problem has
been greatly simplifed for you now
that food manufacturers, specialize
ing in baby foods, have put on
the market a variety Of prepared
baby cereals and strained foods.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28
Traffic Deaths Have
Increased Since April 1st

Traffic death has struck with I'M
usual ferocity mon the ranks of
Nebraska motorists during the first
half of April.
Nine fatalities, an increase of ex-
actly so per cent over the five re-
corded during the same period in
1914. have already been reported for
April. This brings the years total
to 40 as compared to Az for the same
period in 1914.
All Of April's death car drivers
were native Nebraskans who have
had warnings and admonitions Of
the Nebraska Safety Patrol placed
before them often by radio and news
papers.
The Patrols March activity re-
port shows that 406 motorists were
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28
A fovorite-
all year round!

Q What's the difference between
ordinary apple pie and Apple-Pie-
Deluxe? Just extra faky crust,
and a couple of seasoning tricks
that Grandmother knew well! She
knew how a judicious partner
ship" of white and brown sugar en-
riches apple f1avor-and she knew
that a few spices can do a better
job than many, if you know how!
Here's the recipe to tell you how.
Even an amateur cook, or a young
ster, can make f1aky pastry this
easy two-step way. If your family
doesn't brag that your apple pie is
the best they ever had-anywhere
clip and try this super duper"
recipe for Grandmother's Apple Pie.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28
ported.

To finish the Patrols March act
i~vities, no violators were arrested
lations. Heading the list were 100
speeders, 81 reckless drivers, 81
stop sign v~iolators. and As drunken
drivers. Heading the list of other
violations were ia who had no OPP
orators license.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28

Through a program announced
last week by the War Food Admin
istration, slightly more poultry will
flow into civilian channels Of con-
sumption. Chicken processing plants
in the broiler producing a af-
fected by the set-aside order have
been given weekly goals.
Under the set-aside order operat-
ing in designated areas of Delaware
Virginia, West Virginia. Georgia
Oklahoma, Missouri and Arkansas,
many colored poultry farmers are
helping to supply chicken to the
Armed Forces.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28

THE magic Of black is doubled by
- the effective use Of contrasts.
Fere a black rayon blouse is team
e with a spun rayon skirt striped
in pink and black. There's no prob
lem about wear" or care" for this
smart rayon outfit. Both skirt and
blouse carry labels telling you the
rayon fabric has passed tests for
hand washing, color, permanence of
finish, strength and many other i'm
portant qualities. It's wise to read
labels when shopping for rayons
because they give you reliable in
formation about the serviceability
Il the fabric.
MEkEs 1919 EzNS-
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28
SIT. NEBO BAPTIST CHURCH

II l. NEDO DAf 1871 III
S3rd and Pinkney st.
Rev. J.. 2. Mosley, Pastor.
James Butler, Reporter
Sunday Schiol-9:30 a. m.
Morning Wership-11 a. m.
BFU-6 p. n
~ ening Wr ships p. m
AeL'1 Club Mon. afternoon
s o'clock.
Junior Mission-Monday &f.
ternion, 4 o'clock.
Sr. Mission-Tuesday night,
3 o'clock.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
OF RED OAK, IOWA
603 Grimes St.,
Rev. Goldsmith, Pastor
Julia Keene, Reporter,
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Morning worship II a. m,
BYPU. $50.
Evenig Worship 8 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28
PARADISE BAPTIST CHURCH

'ARADISE BAPTIST CHURCH
1911 North 23rd ST.,
Rev. Adams, Pastor
Sunday school, $3.50 a. m.
Morning Worship IL a. m.
LKW. Mission. Thurs. s D. m.
BYPU. 6 P. NJ.
Evening Worship, s p. m.
Prayer Service, Wed. 8 p. m.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-28
CHURCH OF COB IN CHRIST

1907 South 18th st.
Elder d. NJ. Watson. pastor
Iodel Watson, reporter
YPWW. 6 P. M.
Evening Worship 7:45 P. N.
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. Everybody likes hot biscuits
and everybody likes chicken. Here
they are in an extra-special COM
bination. Made with part corn
meal, these tender, crunchy, gold
en- brown biscuits are a perfect
mate for creamed chicken.
For the cream sauce, use part
chicken stock if possible; and add
milk to make up the required
amount of liquid. This gives a
rich chicken flavor that puts it in
the different" class.
Chicken Shortcakes a Ia Dixie
will put the family in a happy
mood-so clip the recipe and use
it real soon.
Chicken Shortcakes a La Dixie
I cup sifted flour 1 cup corn meal
: teaspoons baking "a cup Spry
powder / cup milk
] teaspoon salt
Sift flour, baking powder, salt and
cor meal.
Cut in Spry fine.
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. FIRST CHURCH OF

THE FIRST CHURCH OF
DELIvERANCE
1921 Blonde st.
Rev. A. J, Thomas, Pastor,
Rev. Frank johnson, Asst Ps1
Ri. Rev. William Taylor, Bisho.
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CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD

2316 North 25th st.
Elder Steele. Acting Pastor.
Ann Oliver. Reporter
Sunday School $3.50 A. M.
Morning worship IL a m,
Evening Worship. 8 o'clock
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PLEASANT GREEN BAPTIST

PLEASANT GREEN BAPTIST
CHURCH
26th and Seward St.,
Rev. J. H. Reynolds, pastor
Sunday SCHOOLGIRL a. m.
Morning worship-11 q. m.
BTU-5:30 p. m.
Evening Worship-7:S0 p. m.
Wednesday night Prayer meet
ing 7:30 p. m.
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athletes foot. scabies, pimples and other itching
conditions. use pure. cooling, medicated, liquid
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Greaseless and stainless. Soothes, comforts and
quickly Gains intense itching. Csc trial bottle
provesit, or money back Don't suffer. Ask your
druggist today for D.. D.. D. PRESCRIPTION
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Spry Piecrust

Mix pa cups sifted ALLPURPOSE
FLOUR and 1 teaspoon SALT.
Measure out q cup SPRY and di-
vide into two equal parts.
STEP 1 for Tenderness-cut
in first half of Spry until as
fine as meal.
STEP 2 for Flakiness-cut in
remaining Spry until par
ticles are size Of large peas.
Add 5 tablespoons cold WATER
Ono more, no less), mixing thor
oughly into a dough.
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MT. MORIAH BAPTIST

MT. MORIAH BAPTIST
CHURCH
oath and Ohio st.
Rev. David St. Clair, Pastor
F. Burroughs, Reporter
Sunday School, $50 a.. m.
Morning Service, HOO a. N.
Evening Service 500 p. m.
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DAVID SPIRITUAL TEMPLE

IN CHRIST
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
1920 Ave A.
Every Monday evening Circi
Meeting at $3.50 P. M.
Prophecy and Healing.
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CLAIR CHAPEL METHODIST
CHURCH
22nd and Miami st.
Rev. c. c. Reynolds, pastor
Mrs. Ellis Kirtley, reporter
Sunday School-9:30 a. m.
Morning Worship-11 a. m.
Evening Worship-8 p. m.
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ST. LUKE BAPTIST CHURCH

29th and Burdette ST.
Rev. j. C. Crowder, pastor
Joseph Cox, reporter
Sunday school, $3.50 a. m.
Morning Service, II a. m.
BYPU. $50 o. m.
Evening Worship 8 o'clock.
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BETHEL AME. CHURCH
2428 Franklin st.
Rev, B. E. Jones, pastor
Eta Mae Woods, reporter
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ST. E CATHOLIC
CHURCH
2423 Grant St.
Father Moylan, Pastor,
Low Mass-6:00
Children's Mass-S:30
High Mass-9:00.