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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03

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li6 unlere beioniiden Siibrer - tann
man ia obne tpeiteres beliigen, tpenn
mir nur ibre &inoer in ben national,
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I6alten tonnen. Die &lagen Der @l"
term fonnen obnebin ni9t lunge oau'
ern, oenn gltern iterben ia getp0bnIid
friiber als oie @inoer. @enn nur 6ie
&inoer ri6tig als Neubei6en beron"
4pa6len uno iid friib in Der 8ermirt.
liGung beiontlber Immoral iiben,
Damn lit bic Serrldaft oes etpigen
SS-Deutidlanos geiidert. un6 oieien
ueberlegungen getnaB miro bon ben
R28>2agerfiibrern Der @ntdrt1tlt.
6ungSterror 6ur9eefiibrt.
Seoer, Der @rfabrung INIT @inoern
ertuorben bat, muB ermeiien f0nnen,
mie perbeeren6 bic e8rgetpoltigung iu-
genoli6er Seelen in oen bon ben &C.
agenten geletteten &2B, B,2aeern fem
muB. Gin &ino traut iid ia nidt Elm.
NAL oen 8uni9 na9 elmer Sonntogs.
meiie bor5ubringen, penn es einmoI
ben beibenoen Spott zines fol9en
friibreifen Sei6enbeneels au ipiiren
betommen bat. un6 erit Der Immoral
oieler &S8>2agerfiibrer 8ioeritano
leilten! Sa> 6a geb0rt Mut un6 &raft
oa5u bic man nur BEL @unoertinoern
finoen fann. Das Our9l9nittsfino
gebt unter inn Gerror Der bei6niI9en
@ottloiigfeit uno l1nmoro1 Die ler Ga.
ger.
&atboliide gltern! 2aBt eu6 ni6ts
porliigen bon 1nierer bei6nil6en
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mollt, pie eure &in6er in &28-2ogern
er5ogen ueroen, Damn iebt eu9 6ie
SO an! SIM @eiite Der SO tper6en
tie er5ogen, ni6ts on6eres!
Oteine 1ieben fntboliI9en @ltern!
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&inoer anbertraut u1ro ibr tperoet emf
He9eni6aft abgeben rniiiien uber oos
leelil9e Woblergemen el,rer @inoer.
Benn ibr itini6peigt CUR SS-8erfiib.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03
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ct. Sofepbs 8lat eredn5en6 benz Sir.
tenbrief oes 8iihofs bon @alen iiber
Die Sugeno bel:
Ser Sueenobirtenbrief oes 8ii9ofs
bon Miiniter gum Sugen6ionntag
1914 IaBt burdbliden, tpie beiorgt bic
6eutfden Sberbirten Die beutfde 3u-
funft betra6ten int Sinblid ouf oie
fpitematii4e Berfiibrung Der 6eutiben
Sugeno ourd oas Na5iregime. 9ie
Sintersritn6e 6es stufrufs 8ii6ofs
@raf bon @alen gum &reu55ug fir
Geinbeit uno 2a1terfeit> Die beute in
9eutidlano berp0nt itno, tper6en auf>
eebeut ourd einen Mufruf, Ser in bic
len Saulenoen bon @remplaren IN
Siiooe1tf6lano fltritert 1tn6 Der etnem
boben seiitli6en Wiir6entrdger (@ra.
bti6of 9r. @rober?) augei6rieben
tpirb. Sn oieien Gufruf beiBt es:
Scr un6eutfde driitus feinoIi9e
@eiit ber SO beitimmt au9 oas
S6fdial 6er lanooerfbidten &in6er
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03

Slim ieben; oena es gibt Ietoer ollau
biele 5ilm0ariteauneen, Die Der Stein.
belt oes Ser5ens nidt gut 1tn. 8enn
eua Elm BUD In Die Sano f6nt, oasI
in ietnen 0ariteuungen ni9t rein 1tno
fauber ift, legt es beiieite, berbrennt
es. Sagt nidt: Mtr idaoet oas nibts
i'd min es einmaI beriuden; man muB
Dos ood einnal mitsema9t baben.
9as 8an6, 6os bic fete Sanger"
riiitung Der 8odlamfeit auiamn1en.
balt lit Die fraftbone 3u9t uno Ser
Opfergeift. 8er feui6 uno rein bIei~
ben min, muB it9 beberri6en f0nnen.
Gin Rino, Dos feline Nai6baftigteit,
feline 5aulbeit beim Aufiteben nidt
iibertpinoen fann, lit oft au9 idtpa6
in oer @euidbeit. 8er Die 8offenrii.
flung tragen min, muB au9 bic re6te
@eftnnung baben. Sen Mdb9en ges
5iemt 6er edte Md66enfol5, Der oles
SaBlide uno 0ie6rige bon ii6 mel it.:
,Dafiir bin i9 at gut 9as bat nit
oem falf9en, eitlen 9o9ml1t ni9ts 5u
tun. 9ie Sungens 5ei6nen &itterli6-
felt aus, cole 3u9t un6 feines 8e>
nebmen gegen ieoe Srou uno ie6es
Mdo6en. Sretet Elm, mo- ibr f0nut,
fir &einbeit un6 &eui6beit uno ieio
5u ritterli@ uno gu ftol5, Inn iemals
SdBlides mit5rtltn!
9os S9mert gum @ampf lint 6ie
gfeinbeit 1T bic &raft, 6ie @ott ieoem
gibt, Der i'm 6arum bittet. 8er rein
bleiben tptI1, nuB beten. 8er nidtI
betet, fann o1f Die Dauer 6iefen
&aupf ni6t getpinnen. 0ie Rraf
itron1t am allermeiften aus Der beilt>
gen 8eidte uno oer beiligen &ommu-
nton. 9as i1t oos 8rot Der 5torfen.
Oft lit fdon cine 8eih1ng, bte man
nit Baffengepalt ni6t erobern fonn-
te, be5mungen tporoen our9 oen Sun-
ger. 60 madt es Der Eeufel nit Der
Menfbenieele. Ra6t el19 our &egel<
fir ge>pobnlid ieoen Monot gu bei9-
ten. Soltet feit baran, a119 menn ibr
I'M elternbans ieto, reeeluaBig noe
nigitens ale bier 8o6en oen gotli.
den Seilan6 5u empfaneen; beiier
nod otter, tpenn moelid, ieben Cont
tog."
abidlieBeno ermabnt 8ifdof Gle
mems aueu5t Graf bon @olen bic
Sugenbliden gum @ebet 3ur g0ttliden
Nutter, Der ftarten Sdusberrtn 6er
Retnbeit. ,.8enn ibr e119 ongetp0bnt,
ieoen Gag eud ibr a., empfeblen, tper.
bet ibr oieien @dus ean5 getpiB ers
fabren.''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03

rltng eurer &leinen, 6mn gilt ou9
eud bos 8ort @brtftt: ,8er einem
bon oieien &leinen, bic an mid gIou"
ben, Gergernis gibt, fir Sen iu6re es
beiier, 0aB tbm ein MIblitein Inn oen
Sals eebGngt un0 ins Nter geporf fen
tpiiroe.'
"gSir bitten oi6, Serr, ItGrfe I'M"
fere 9riitliden @ltern I'M 8t6eritan6
gegen Die beioniide 8erfiibrung I'M"
Ierer &tn6er.''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03
@etbnadten umter &riegsrainen

unleres gaterlanoes. Sfrupellos itbt
Die SO ibren @inoerberfiibrungster.
ror ouf bic oeuti6e Sugeno in ser
&inoerGonoberididl1ng aus. uno oas
oIes gei9tebt unter Der Eornung Ser
iogenunnten 5elbltoertpaltung Der SSSu-
gen6 i'm Rabmen Der SS (Sttleri1-
geno). Gin Sugen6lider lit 6a I'M.
mer Infiibrer. Gin Sugenolt6er bot
Die gan5e 8eranttportung in einem
Iol6en 2ager. Gin 8engel bon 16 Bis
II Sabrenl StoB6umm uno untpil.
1eno fann er Iein - 6as ma9t ni9ts,
penn er nltr tpeltanlbauli9 6en &C.
8eauftrogten in ben @ebiets fiibrungen
Der SS geneb mtit! Benn ct ri9tiger
Setoe lit, tuenn ct 2ogerfiibrer ein
ridtiger bei6nii9er Siibrertpp na9
unoergeblidem beionii6en Muiter iit,
menn ct es oerltebt> aus ben &inoer.
leelen oie 8e9riffe N69itenliebe,
CLAUDE, Sittlidfeit, @etpiiien> Mit"
leio, 8ormbersigteit u1o Wabrbeit
neg5uterrortlieren, ia, Damn fonn er
NIT tpeiterer 6oroerung feiner &C.
Patrone re9nen un6 Damn berbleibt
Der iugenoli6e 2agerfiibrer tpeiter
oas 5doBfino Der SS-Giibrercltque.
0ie &inoerlanoberi6idung lit eine
bittere 9eotpenoigteit getporoen. l1nb
oieie bittere geottpenoigfeit tpiro bon
nnierer Siibrerclique als gldn5en6e
@elegenbeit CUR gntdriitli6ung Ser
oeuti6en Sugeno ausgetpertet. 8enn
6riitli6e @ltern Der iittIi9en uno re.
ligtoien 8erfommenbeit in ben Sin.
Observation-Disclosures getpabr mer6en
uno &lage erbeben, Damn miro 6en @i-
tern immer uno INNER tieoer ber-
it9ert> bob ieoes &ino in ben @inoer>
berl6idungslagern feline geltgion bei-
bebolten tonne trb oaB ibm ni9ts in
ben 8eg gelegt tperoe, tpenn es Cont
tags in bic Stride geben m09te. Die
@ltern itno ia neit tpeg bon ibren
ainoern un6 fte ftnb 6amit elmer ge-
nauen &ontrolle iiber Die 3uit6n6e in
oen &inoeroerididungslagern entao.
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Sic 1tnidnlotgett &tnoer

Ser Seber Sobannes er5dbIt in ser
@ebeimen Offenbarung: SD botte
Elm @eitdt, ltno itebe, oos 2amm itono
ouf Dem 8erge Sion uno BEL ibnt
100000, oie ieinen geomen uno ben
Namen ieines Saters auf oie Stirn
gei6rieben batten. Sd b0rte eine
Stimme aus Dem Simmel tpie oos So.
fen bieler 8ailer un6 oaS &ollen ge.
tpaltigen Donners, uno sic Stimme,
0ie i9 b0rte, mar Die bon SorfenIpie.
1ern, Die ibre Sarfen i6lugen. sic
ltngen mie Elm nel1es 2ieo Dor Dem
Ebrone, Dor ben bier @e1en uno oen
Ielteten uno niemano fonnte ibr
2ier lernen, auBer Die 100000, bic
loSgefauft tparen bon Der @elt. 9os
itn6 oie, Die ii6 nit @eibern ni6t
befledten, oenn iungfrGulid fino fie. "
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Selte Der un1duloigen &inoer teine
benere 2elung mablen fonnen. 8ie gut
paiien oieie 8orte BON ben i1tngfr6u"
liden Seelen Dor Dem Ebrone oes
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trauern6en Mittern getbIebems in
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Betriibnis. Iber I'M Namen Der @Iei"
men iubelt er BEL Der bl. WeI1e:
Mein GnteiI Sabine lit, mein @rbe
ct, mein 8e6er. !
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itdert.
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f9onen @runo,
@abrbaftig, foitlt9 iit mein @rbel
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8rotbauien (8etblebem) auf fiirae.
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in Die Staot @ottes. uSn ben augen
Ser Eoren 6ieier Belt fdienen fe au
iterben; iie aber leben i'm 6rieoen"
(Weibs. 3, 1-3).
Ser Sag Der uni9uloigen @inoer
gebort 5u Den dlteiten un6 poltstiint-
lt6iten Soften Der Stride. Inter oen
peridieoenlten Namen lit er befannt:
&inoer>, &in0els, &in6leins ooer 8fef.
fertog. 8eionoerer Ius5ei6nung er-
freute ii6 Der MISUNDERSTANDING i'm
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muroe nit bii60fliden @ep6noern
befleioet, NIT W1itra un6 &rummItab
perleben uno bielt Damn NIT Itattliden1
@brengelette BON &ittern un6 &aplds
men uno einem 8annertrdger feierlidbe
Pro5eilton. Sm Dome nabn Der &in"
(5ortieBung auf Seite 12)
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13

TINE young people won't chant
Train, rain, go away" when they
troop home from school, if you give
them a chance to play games and
satisfy their appetites with a lus-
cious mid-afternoon snack before
they start in on home work. They
will love a competitive test OF skill
supplied by such traditional favor
ties as Rock, Camelot or Monopoly.
AS a reward for good conduct, you
can manage a real party treat on
short notice by buying cake layers
and covering them with luscious
chocolate frosting. Using sweetened
condensed milk for this favorite
Juvenile treat, you won't need a
bit of extra sweetening. This creamy
blend Of pure whole milk and sugar
assures a smooth spreading frost
ing that never is granny. And be-
sides being failure-proof, this magic
frosting trick belongs in your
"auick and easy" list because it
needs only five minutes cooking in
the top of your double boiler.
The young people can make their
own cocoa. right in the cup, as they
need it. ue'-~ sweetened condensed
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Mua "
BABY
By Lillian B. Storms

Toddlers and young children still
need careful selection Of the food
thev eat. During infancy their
food is supervised by the doctor
but by the time the baby is given
his meals at the family table, we
are apt to forget he is still a baby
and that much of the family food
is not suitable. He is growing rap
idlv and needs the foods which
will supply his requirements.
There seems to be an irresistible
urge to give a baby bites or tastes
from the family meal We enjoy
the surprise he shows when he first
tastes something different. Father
NAV want to think his boy is al
most a big boy and can have steak
and pie. 1t may be offered to him
as a reward for drinking his milk
or eating his egg or carrots. You
reward him with something which
is not suitable, which he doesn't
need or want and thus make the
undesirable food something special
and more to be desired than his
regular food. We have the same
attitude about giving candy to a
child, Offering it as something
more choice and to be coveted, su-
perior to his regular food. D
The canned chopped foods for
toddlers will solve the problem of
what your young child a have
for his meal when the family food
is fried or highly seasoned or the
dessert is pastry or a rich pud-
ding.
If children are adequately nour-
;shed and have plenty Of fruits
and simple custards, gelatine and
other desserts they will not crave
sweets. Care and thought are
worthwhile all during the growing
years, in order to insure healthy
children with good, sound teeth.
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milk, cocoa and hot water. This
nourishing and delicious beverage
is easy on your larder. for 1t re-
quires no sugar.
Magic Chocolate Frosting
2 squares e ozs.) unsweetened
chocolate
Ia cups (15 OF. CAM sweetened
condensed milk
l tablespoon water
Melt chocolate in top Of double
boiler. Add sweetened condensed
milk. Stir over boiling water 5 min
utes until mixture thickens. Add
water. Cool. Spread on cold cake.
This frosting covers top Of 2 g.
inch) layers, or top and sides OF
loaf cake generously, or about "a
cup cakes.
Magic Cocoa in the Cup
az tablespoons sweetened
condensed milk
III teaspoons cocoa
Few grains salt
X cup boiling water
Thoroughly blend sweetened con-
densed milk, cocoa and a few
grains Of salt in the cup in which
the cocoa is to be served. Add boil
ing water and blend well before
serving.
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A tomato treat that's hard to beat
is this one in which cottage cheese
is used for stuffng. Frilly sand
witches can be made by spreading
thinly sliced bread with mayor
naise, seasoning the lettuce and roll
ing up the bread.
Lunch is often one Of the most
neglected meals of the day because
the whole family is not at home to
eat it. Then, too, many homemak-
ers feel they just don't want to both
er fixing something palatable and
attractive.
But, let's look at it this way.
Lunch, according to nutritionistS,
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There's a surprise in store with
mushrooms de luxe that will make
guests ask for more. An all vegeta-
Bile luncheon like this is served with
a smooth, creamy mayonnaise sauce
made by mixing mayonnaise and
milk and heating together.
An easy, point-free luncheon is
made with mushrooms and served
with vegetables. 1t takes only about
20 minutes to bake.
Mushrooms De Luxe.
Serves 81
IL large mushrooms
"a cup dry bread crumbs
l tablespoon chopped green
pepper
~ tablespoons chopped onion
L teaspoon chopped parsley
~ teaspoons salt
Is teaspoon pepper
y cup real mayonnaise
u cup milk
Wash mushrooms, remove stems
and chop. Mix chopped stems.
bread crumbs, green pepper, onion,
parsley and seasonings. Brown in
2 tablespoons Of the mayonnaise.
Fill mushroom caps. Bake in a
moderately hot (400-degree) oven 20
minutes, or until tender. Serve with
vegetables and mayonnaise sauce
made by heating remaining mayon-
naise with " cup milk and cooking
until smooth. This is cooked over
low heat, stirring constantly. S min
utes or until hot.
A dressing for tomatoes, equal to
none. is made by merely sieving
well ripened avocado and seasoning
with lemon juice and garlic salt.
This will reduce the pressure on
h~ard-to-get salad oil. ordinarily used
for dressings.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
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Lynn Says

Hints for the Home: Sugar
bags make good dishcloths. Cut.
hem and launder before using.
A dishwashing apron is easy to
make out of oil cloth. Cut to pat
tern, bind the edges and you will
have a water-resistant apron.
Old pillow cases are excellent
for protecting the tops of clothes
while they hang in the closet. Use
this tip for putting away out-of-
season clothes.
Odd bits of linoleum make nice
covers for kitchen or laundry ia
BILE and may even be used as
shelf covering.
Old socks are excellent for APP
plying wax to furniture; they
may be used for cleaning silver
ware, too.
II you r crowded for space,
build a blanket bin across the
narrow end of a hall, underneath
the windows. This is good to use
in storing clothes, too. Fold the
latter in clean tissue paper to
prevent wrinkling.
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Tortured man gets help!
Lemon Juice
Mixed at Home
Relieved
RHEUMATIC PAIN
soys Svferer!'

Il have used ALLENRU for several
months. l could hardly walk on account
of my knees. But now those pains are
relieved. ] can go like a race horse
now" Mort Shepard of Ohio.
Don't be a victim of the pains and
aches caused by rheumatism, lumbago
or neuritis without trying this simple,
inexpensive recipe you can mix &C
home. Two tablespoons Of ALLENRU,
plus the juice Of " lemon in a glass Of
water. Try a bottle TODAY! Be en-
tirely satisfied with it - or money back
CSC. Drug stores. q a
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10, they are available now for use on

10, they are available now for use on
~servicemen's mail.
"We have had many requests III
the past" he said, "for seals to put
on overseas mail and we are glad to
provide them before October Is, the
deadline set by the postoffice for
Christmas packages to the boys and
girls away from home"
christmas Seals are an American
tradition. Their use on service
mems mail will show our men "a
broad tina t we are not letting down
health standards at home but are
still fighting to keep our communys-
les free from the dread disease, tp-
~berculosis."
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in a dying statement she was not
guilty Of what Mrs. Mansfield ac-
cused her Of.
NAACP monthly meeting at the
Urban League Sunday afternoon,
October 21st.
The family hour was cancelled
Sunday afternoon October 18th BY
the CHS as the union ordered its
members not to take a part in the
broadcast.
Shirley Temple the worlds fav-
orite movie star actress was in Den
YER, Colorado to meet her husband,
and also head a kickoff of war
chest drive, Thursday night Oct. II.
John l.. Lewis fails to halt the
strike as he says it was started BY
the local unions.
Read the Omaha Guide for all the
latest news!
BISHOP ]. A. JETER OF THE.
CHRIST TEMPLE CHURCH,
SUCCUMBS
This writer received the very sad
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news Of Bishop Jeter's death at
Little Rock, Arkansas.
We were personally acquainted
with him. He was an honest, BUSH
ness man a fair dealing politician in
the early days and a Christian
hearted man in the Church. He
was at the head Of and at all times
helping the race to 60 up higher and
higher and to be fair with one an
other.
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ais. This doesn't mean that you
have to spend a lot Of time prepar-
ing this monday snack, because,
chances are, there are plenty Of
things in the refrigerator, ready to
be made into satisfying. nourishing
lunches.
Now that food rationing has eased,
it might be a good idea to invite
friends in for a quick lunch; or, bet
ter still, have a plan whereby you
invite four to six people over for
noon-time. and then have everyone
take turns having each other to
luncheon. It's a neighborly way.
and you will be ure to get into bet
ter luncheon habits this way.
Here is a colorful salad plate that
makes a quick and easy lunch. It
looks pretty, too, on gay, informal
plates.
Stuffed Tomato Salad Plate.
SERVES g.
s large tomatoes
" pound cottage cheese
/ cup chopped cucumber
Tablespoons real mayonnaise
Parsley
Scallions
Lettuce rolls
Section tomatoes to within u inch
from bottom. Mix cottage cheese,
cucumber and real mayonnaise. Fill
tomatoes. Serve with scallions and
lettuce rolls. The rolls are made
by spreading thinly sliced white
bread with mayonnaise and then
placing a lettuce leaf on each slice.
Sprinkle this with salt and pepper.
Roll up and fasten with a toothpick.
Occasionally we all have some
leftover rice in the refrigerator, pos
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and some spinach made delectable
with a cream sauce There you
have nourishment plus in addition
to a colorful and contrasting menu.
Rice Cakes.
SERVES 81
2 cups cooked rice * cup I'M
cooked)
l beaten egg
2 tablespoons -four
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should contain at
least one-third to
one-half the days
c~alories, and the
proper balance of
p%roteins, carbo-
hydrates, vita
minis and miner
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SEALS FOR OYER

SEAS MAIL
For the convenience of those send
ing Holiday packages overseas
Christmas Seals may be obtained
nov at headquarters Of the Nebras-
ka tuberculosis Association, 500
Brandeis Theatre Building, accord
ing to Farrar Newberry, chairman
Of the Omaha Seal Sale COMMITTEES.
Although the Seals will not be dis
tributed generally until November
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13
Lynn Chambers Menus
Country Omelet
"Swiss Spinach Rye Bread
Asparagus Salad With
Cheese Dressing
Prune Cake
Beverage
Recipe given.

/ tablespoon melted butter
l teaspoon salt
Dash Of pepper
/ teaspoon sugar
Mix all ingredients together in or
der given. Drop by spoonfuls onto
hot, creased griddle. Saute until
golden brown on each side, turning
only once.
swiss Spinach.
Into 2 cups Of finely chopped spin
ach, blend " cup very thick, we'll
seasoned white sauce (favored with
onion and a dash Of nutmeg), just
enough to hold spinach together.
Eggs can always pack a nutri-
tional punch into lunch and still keep
a meal on an economical plane.
You'll like both of these suggestions,
M served hot, the other crispy
coldi
Sunshine Egg Salad.
(Serves 81
8 ~hard-cooked eggs
/ cup finely diced celery
u cup salad dressing
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
i tablespoon lemon juice
1 teaspoon scraped onion
Salt and pepper
Celery curls
6 thick slices of tomato
Salad green's
Chop eggs, but not too fine. Add
celery, dressing and s%easonings.
Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Press into molds, and chill before
serving. Unmold each on a slice Of
tomato in a bed of salad greens.
Garnish with celery curls, paprika
and additional salad dressing, If de-
sired.
Country Omelet.
(Serves 81
2.cups diced, cooked potatoes
3 slices bacon
" cup minced onion
eggs, separated
2 tablespoons top milk
l teaspoon salt
" teaspoon pepper
l tablespoon chopped parsley
Brown potatoes, bacon and onion
together in a frying pan. Cool. Beat
egg yolks slight
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ly, add milk, salt,
pepper n
chopped parsley. 81
Beat whites until
stiff and fold into ~N&~
egg yolk mix S-1.A
ture. Heat frying ~
pan, add 2 table 00
spoons shortening into the pan. Pour
in egg mixture. Cook over low heat
until lightly Drowned on bottom
(about IS minutes). Brown top
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13

sibly after a chop
suey dinner the
n i G h t before.
w h a t a b o u t
crispy, golden
brown rice cakes
for lunch, served
with apricot jam
or marmalade
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13
WEEK

(by H. w. Smith-HA-OSOO)
A woman was burned to death
when she went back in her house
that was on fire trying to a v a
photo of her husband Friday Oct. 5.
A man as killed in Detroit, Mich,
when a boat went Over the Edison
dam on October 4th.
A man was killed in a tractor ac-
cident near Humboldt, Iowa Oct. 4.
George w. Boynton was given a
Is day jail sentence by Judge Dom
ohue for using a soldiers uniform
for free rides.
A Is year old boy was given three
years in prison for auto stealing.
US. Senator Wherry contends
that ration on butter should be re-
moved.
A woman in Knoxville, Iowa con
fessed that she set fire to a house
on a farm that she formerly owned
on October 4th.
Mrs Annie T. Mansfield, the
wife Of a San Francisco, Califor-
MIA doctor, shot and killed a nurse
in her auto Thursday morning.
Miss Viola Martin the nurse said
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13

spoons shortening into the pan. Pour
in egg mixture. Cook over low heat
until lightly Drowned on bottom
(about IS minutes). Brown top
slightly under broiler and serve.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13

egg yolks slight
ly, add milk, salt,
p e p p e a n d
chopped parsley.
Beat whites until
stiff and fold into
egg yolk mix
ture. Heat frying
pan, add 2 table
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-17
DOG OWNERS ATTENTION

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 ke4u,sle dog, i've dollars aud tWeAsy i've csAts (So.2o)
 Aa.e u Spay ea female dog two dellals (S3. 0O)
 TAe Town Clerk has no op- tloN iR the matter, but Is eogNpellsI ta collect the one dollar {A,00} extra for faii' uIe to. proeage the hcense on or heyvge May lat,
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 Attest:
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