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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-31

dan rotierte meinen' Kopf, so
vie Elm Chiropractor es tut, um
Entspannung zu verursachen. Er
stand hinter mir und hielt Sci
men Finger upgefaehr sechs Zoll
vor meine Nase. Waehrend ich
auf den Finger sab, bewegte er
inn langsam aufwaerts und ge-
gen sich zu, bis mein Kopf so
welt zurueckgebeugt war vie es
ging. Gleichzeitig sprach er in
elmer summenden Stimme. Er
sagte, dass ich schlafe, schlafe,
schlafe. Es gebe NIGHTS in der
Welt ausser dem Subjekt und
der Stimme. Err sagte, ich verde
schlafen, aber mich an allies err
innern, was geschieht.
Elm Gefuehl der Sicherheit, des
Wohlbefindens durchstroemte
mich, uncA ich war mir vollstaen-
digger Entspannung bewusst. Ich
CLAUDE, dass ich nun hypnoti-
siert war. Spaeter erfuhr ich,
dass diese Parozedur vier Mi
nuten dauerte. Ais Jordan mir
sagte, ich sole aufstehen, tat
ich es offenbar NIGHT Wegen Sci
mes Befehls, sondern we'll ich es
tun wolfe. Ich hoerte Inn sa-
gen: Du bist cine Stahlstange.
Jeder Muskel in Deinem Koer-
per ist steif! 1ch erinnere mich,
vie dies mich scheinbar amue-
siehte. Nit gutter Laune machte
ich einen leichten Versuch, mel
nen Koerper zu straffen. 1ch
war leicht ueberrascht, ais ich
ploetzlich fuehlte, vie drei der
Zeugen mich aufhoben und auf
zwei Stuehle legten, wobei aber
die Mite meines Koerpers frei
lag. Und ich lag ganz bequem.
Bill Thompson, Manager des
Waterloo Amvet Home, der 165
Pfund wiegt, stellte sich auf
meinen Unterleib. Auch das
amuesierte mich, dem ich fuehl-
te absolut klein Gewicht. Ais er
aber Elm zweites Nal auf mich
stieg, dachte ich, ich muesste ru-
fen, wenn ich NIGHT so schlaef-
rig waere. Spaeter sagte mir
Thompson, dass das zweite Nal
mein Magen nachgab und meine
Augenlider zuckten. Sic hoben
mich wieder Won den Stuehlen,
und Jordan befahl mir, die Au-
gen zu oeffnen. Das LIGHT war
blendend.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-31

filnIt cine ltmfebr bon Sen bcutige,
aietbooen Der visiibrllng" tlclnere,
SGnocr, sic Sslnebmcnoe Ginlift, bal
seraNc in Ben communication ,6rei
beitsbepegllngen" Der lncnt1pidel
ten SInocr, }. .. in Ser arabiIher
Suacno. in Snhien uno Snooneiier
uon GbIna einmal gans abge
ieben - Der 9tntionalismus uno ga
nit ser @ioerluiQe bagegen eritarft
ciuinh Veicblc aus Mosfau cntge
leu5lmrbmcn?
Sn Den &unjlcicn oeS @sItens
,uerocn oieie sSorgGn. C iebr auinerf
lam uerIolgt umo beginnen oils Mit
tel Scr eiaeneu Eo!itif ermogm 81
merocn. nad) Dem altcn Tenfidemu
0ipioe ct inlpcrn. Man iii aenci9t
i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oas flei
mere llebel pl leben, neil er iih IN
Ser @ooenreiorm semeigtcr seiet
iiberbalpt aeuoiienihaftlihe uni
Itaatlihe 8irtidbait unO Elm Stiid
ireien llnternebmcrtums in Ginflanq
81 bringen ilft mno Dem relisioier
!2cben oulbiamer gegeniibertritt.
slber ser goli6epismus, in meI
der Torm uno unter lpclher lleber'
DRIFT INNER. miro ieine eeiitige Sci
mat ME perleugnen. Nosfau baui
aui Die eiaene 5dbe Iolserid)tigfeit
oie audi Nep-Yerioben i'm @eltfom
munisnus gelaiien in 9fehnunQ
ltellt. aui ieinen organiiatoriiher
Toriprlna aui ieinen Nimbus al:
"Gaterlano" aler Iberseueten Som
lnuriiten uno aui bic milit6riidt
Natyf @eipi3. ailh oieien Nitteln
>sr Serrid)ait lino ourh Die ortlihen
GerbGltniiie uno oie aQeemeine po'
litiite Saae @ren5en se5osen. aber
Sle &erren oes &rcml limo gepobnt.
'oldje 8rcn5en MIR als ,eit1peilie
"a ahten.
limo es iragt iid) iebr, Oh Ole fom.
nuniitiidr @eltsefabr fleiner Mir
De wenn lie itatt i'm ruiiiidcn Sm
perialismus in einem slf6mGBigen
Vlod perf0rpert mire. .Seoe m0g.
iid)e 3suiidenl0iune. al Der Som.
muniiten iiibreno teilnebmen, lit Elm
Shritt aui unier 3iel ST." lebrt Sc.
min.
Nuh Die M6ipaltuns Der engIi.
id)enL boQdnbiihen uim. @e,perf.
'daiten pom Welteemerfifaitsbuno
iii nid,t poreilig als iiherer @eminn
eli bufen. Die britiihen Bemert.
itaiten ). 9. f0nnen iebr mobl auf
eisenen isiiBen iteben. mie lie es ia
!cDobnt iinb. Nift obcr sic @etperf.
itaiten in penig entuidelten Can.
bern 3. 9. Siioairifa. Sic eeraten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-31

manhen anoeren. 9ie Sireftion
fiibrt Gin. @dltebuf, no ale oieie
slmerifaner iih einaetraaen babcn.
Sin rihti9es Giien i'm .9lraaui"
beainnt 9ciuobnlib NIT ruliiidem
gSobfo ober foufaiiihem 8rannt=
ncin. iriihem &apiar uno vGbure=
IL. oas lit bcibes aeoraiid)es Nrot.
Sa,u aibt es Die beriibmten So
fusfi" &oripeiicn. bic lon0e berun=
Nerciht ipcroen.
Gonn tommt 9elpGbnlih noh
faltem 8cfliioel ais 6auptaana
~Sbasblif" oas lit beionbers cube
reiteter Soolm,clbratcn, ollrCh ocll
vslraapi" aons bcriibnt lit. Sosu
mirh Neor9iihcr &cin aui6st0Qsll,
ppn henen es cine arobc Mllsinobl
Niht.
Gum Shlub iuirp Sblt acreid)t,
luobci 0cur0iic)e Monoorincn lmn
Sranacn nid)t feblcn, unn h0n
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-31

9Seilcn ertonen lGBt.
Cine onberc llnterbaltllna oIs bic
pom Srhciter uno belien SGnaen
aebotcnc aiht es nitht. Sn Dem gro.
ZEN 6allptiool iteben Slide. lmh in
Der ytitte lit Gin lSlat slm Son,cn
freigelolien. 9lllberoem iino nod
fleirerc HGlmc oa, falls Der arcbe
Sool fir bic ;}abl Der @Gitc niht
allsrcidt.
Ser bette bieier lsripotrGlme lieat
aerooc ac9cniiber Dem galfon. mo
oos Srrheiter umtcrgebraht lit. uno
bat einen flcinen eiaenen 8alfon,
BON no aus Sic @Gltc oas Wctricbe
oniebcn fGmen.
Sieics 3immer bat idon piele be.
riilymtc amerifuniihe 8Glte beber=
berot lpie Sorrp Sopfins. Mperell
0orrimon, &enbcll SSillfic, BOT.
ihofter &olter gebeQ Smitb. 60
icpb Sopies. Tonolo Nelion mo
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-31
In Bonn p|atzen die Meinungen
manchma| heftig aufeinander

Bonn. - Gie Iebatte iibcr sic
Teriaiiirna @eitbeutid)lanoS lit jest
in Elm cnliheioenoeS Stnonm eln
gctreten. Sabei Gebt cs nntursenlGb
nidt obnc Ole picti9it"n Eoroer. uno
Siutcrarllnosgcied)te ab. unS oiC ~,
iitiihcn 2ciNen; d)aitrn plaBcn hart
auieinonocr. Yarteiicbocn ns!nlel
beitigc Sormeu an. Eolititr, iGMp-
len mieocr nm MHdt unr Gln'"lb.
Mnb es icb.t auci) nid)t ur Sentcn.
oif. obnc ielbit cine politiid)y Hnllc
Su ipielen, INNER gang sehau piiien.
.ule es binter ben &ulilien' ansiiebi
Ienn 8eitoeutidlanos politiltc
8rhMrt gebt bier inter ld)luerer
Wehrn in cinem % Sabre alten Ua-
bGllor uor iih, oas emit EN- SeD'e.
ienlinnr beberberat pat. Gs liegt an
li..fen Nbeinuier. mr. tir paar tNlE
pom biitorilden Bonn eutiernt.
2ic acknowledgement Dnbeh Ga;
Soaus crit in cine a.inif mo i,~it,l
in cine liilitGrihulc perpanici:
Sn oen eriten Griegsiabren ll.Heu
il! Die Sfii,iere oe: Webrmaa,t Sort
niebcr.
Seute oient Der grobe SG:iaal Oss
Senlinars ais Ylcnariaai iiir ein
ernites Earlament, oeiien Ab2ea'h
nete poer beiier 9clegiertc oil Sal,
ti'den unO alli penis beouemen
Stiib en- iiben. Born lit Gin &atbeber
uon Dem aus Der Gbei oes Yarla
ments, Der ebrluiiroige ebemallgt
3entrumsabgeoronete unO Biireer.
meiIter bon aGln, Or. Gonrao Nar
nuuer oen Np:lit iiibrt.
Noenauer, elm groBgemad)cns
Mnnn nit grduc! 8eiid,tsinrbe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-31
In Moskau gibt es keine Nacht|oka|e
Werden Kommmisien ais Symbolic kapiialisiischer
Dekadenz beirachiei.

Mpsfou. - Splros tpie Elm
Nohtlofal aibt es nicbt in MosfalI
lmb audi niht in Der 9ansen Sopict.
Union. Gs Nibt natiirlidb einc aon,e
McnNe fleiner llnb arober Heltou=
rants NIT Muiif, po mon eiien lmo
trinfen fann. ober feline rihti0en
stdd)tlpfole nit &aboretten, oem
Die belltigen Hmiicn bctrohten Der
ortiNe &crgniial1naslpfale ols pos
SpmboI fapitaliltiicben Gcrfolls.
sSie icben ober MN Die clcoontc.
item Geitallrants in Ntpsfau aus?
Gines Der bciten geiipiele lit "a oas
Hcltaurant v9lraaui.
Ger Eamen fonnt bon eincm
@ebirgsltrnm in @eor9ien. rslraO=
ri" lit ouch elm aeorailhes Geltou=
rant. oos aeoraiids umo faufaliihe
Speiicn lno &eine ierpiert, in 0eprz
aiicbcm Stil eingerihtet lit II. mo Elm
,eoraiihcs Srhciter foufoiiihe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-31

Deute iiber 20 Sabre alt. Gr bat es
idluer aenl,a. Ole Srbnuna mlircht
5u erbalten, lpenh sic politiiten Slu-
ten aniteiaen. Gr lit jeBt ToriiBenoer
Ger Gbriitlib. Gemotratiiden Yortci
uno oen stnariiicn ser &ommuniiten
uno So5ialiiten itdnois al,Saeicbt.
Sn DEM langen Speiieiaal SeS
Harlaments. scr ben Hbein iiber
ihalt, miro Die 8runolase iiir Sic
politiite Strategie allsgefnobelt.
@Gbreno Die aellner seihGitis bin
lmo bereilcn. plauen Die peltoeutidpn
Yolitifer iiber abideu!ihem Griass
faiiee ibre sselo5iiee. Aebnli6 Wie
in Sen raudi9en &Gumen amerifa.
niider "Gaie Goncoros" oransen lid
bier @rirppen lebbait seitifulierenber
1arlamentarier 5,liammen. oenen
man es aniiebt, oaB lie nm Die
Xoiuna id)ipierieer Yrobleme rineen
Gin 8erlincr 0eilld)er Der &c
sung, Der 81 Sauie einc bebeutenbc
politiide 8oae ipielt, erlebiet ieinc
politiide Mrbeit ausihlieBlih I'M
Yarlamentsreltaurant. @r betritt Den
Saal, besriibt elm paar 1re,lnoc mi'
aopiniden uno Damn um9ibt er lid.
ioiort nit ieinen 9emten. ..-.
Gs gibt bier audi meiblid)c Yo.i
tifer. Sbre &leioer iino nid)t seraoc
iebr moSern. aber lie baben oas
mdnnlid iihere Muitrcten, oas 10
bdufi9 oas Mierflnal Ser 8eruis.
politiferin lit.
So9ar i'm Nadfriessoeutihlano
lit Der Yolitifer aus ser aaritatur
an5utreffen, oidbdud)ig, bebibi9
feierlid); aud Sic 3igarre iehlt ibm
nidt, obmobl es bier nod INNER
nid)t uiel &aud)bores gibt.
es iino 5ablreide MusihnBrGumc
uorban6en, in oenen Die Gin5elbeiten
0es Verfaiflngssperfs I'M engerrm
&reiie beraten merben
0r. 90enauer bGlt Die Brupp. n
beratungen fir niitlid). r@ir fom
men gepobnlih 81 elmer Giniaur4
!uenn Die 2eute 0ele9enbeit bab"a
OK Gln8e olrd5nipred,cn 10 CT.
fiirte er.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-31
Wenn man hypnotisiert wird
Won BOB McHUGH
VO2N 11Ok1 3v1V1HO111
Geschrieben fuer Central Press

und diese Zeitung.
Gerade jenseits der Grenzen
der Wirklichkeit gibt es Elm
Schattenland, wo sich die som
derbarsten Dinge ereignen
koennen. Elm zwischen zWei
Stuehlen ausgestreckter Ban
tamgewichtler kann leicht einen
200 -Pfuender tragen; erwach-
sene Maenner werden weinende
Kinder, die mach ihrer Mama
suchen; Frauen singer Schlum-
merlieder fuer imaginaere Kin
der in leeren Armen; und sonst
ernste Geschaeftsleute laufen in
einem vollen Nachtklub ais
eitungsjungen herum.
Elm Hypnotiseur kann einen
in dieses unheimliche Land
fuehren. Die Reise ist interes-
SAINT.
Ich bin klein Schueler der
anormalen Psychologist, keiner,
der an Okkultismus glaubt, SON.
dern nur Elm Berichterstatter,
der sich in Gegenwart Won sechs
glaubwuerdigen Zeugen hypno-
tisieren LESS, UNI die F'ragen be-
antworten zu koennen, vie es
ist, wenn man hypnotisiert ist.
Ich sammelte genuegend Be-
weise dafuer, UNI drei haeufige
Missbegriffe Won Hypnose zu
widerlegen, naemlich:
l. Dass Gefahr besteht, dass
der Hypnotiseur sein Subjekt
NIGHT wieder aus dem hypnoti-
schen Schlaf wecken .kann.
2. Dass das Subjekt allies tut,
was der Hypnotiseur befiehlt.
3. Dass Elm exporter Hypnoti-
seur jedermann hypnotisieren
koenne.
Fred Jordan, der crosse Chi
cagoer Hypnotiseur, erklaert,
das groesste Problem zines Hyp-
notiseuras sci es, sein Subjekt zu
hypnotisieren, und NIGHT, es aus
dem Schlaf zu wecken. In fast
allen Faellen erwachten Jordans
Subjekte mach zehn Minuten Won
selbst aus dem hypnotischenI
Schlaf.
Die einzige Gefahr ist die,
wiederholt NIT elmer Person zu|
arbeiten, in deren Natur es liegt.
Won anderen abhaengig zu sein.
Solch cine Person entwickeltl
voelligen Mangel an Initiative.
Es ist unmoeglich, cine hypnoti-;;
sierte Person zu zwingen, etwas'
zu tun, was ihren moralischen
Prinzipien NIGHT entspricht. Fine
solche Person wird einfach nichtI
gehorchen oder sic wird erwa-
chen. Und niemand kann gegen,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-31

MN oas @egenyepiht weaiGlt. i'm
Observation-Disclosures, Der ibnen
cine 'Inentbebrlihe Stiite gelpdbrt,
or ltredt unter fomm,lllliid)en e.
iluB.
A6ipaltllns idNudd)t niht INNER
Roh lit Der Magnetpol Mosfm rle
ienItarf iiir alles, mas nit benz Som
audi MIR licbGuselt.
(9feue 3iirder Nadribten)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-31

semen Willen hypnotisiert wer-
den, sagt Jordan. Man muss die
voellige Bereitwilligkeit der
betreffenden Person haben.
ObWohl ich dachte, allies zu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-31

tun, um linn zu helfen, konnte
Jordan. mich erst beim dritten
Versuch hypotisieren. Seine Me-
thode war folgende: Ich sass auf
einen gewoehnlichen Stuhl. Jor-
Evening star., 1949-07-21
about suitable foods and how to

about suitable foods and how t,
prepare them.
If he's slow to accept new food
and you habitually feed him alone
try bringing him to the famil.
table. Suitable samples Of wha
parents are eating may be ire
sistable.
Try all the various forms o
milk, custards, puddings. etc. In
cidentally, I found that vanills
pudding is more desirable (to ,
baby If it's pretty color, so tr!
a drop or two of harmless foot
coloring, even though it may lool
terrible to you.
Il II X
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Information and requests sent
IN by the tollo1Ding haze been
forwarded to those TOR 1Dhom
they Uere intended:
WashingtOn-Mrs. w., Mrs.
B. p, Mrs. R. L. r., jr.; Mrs.
S. B., Mrs. B. M. w., Mrs. ]. ",
Mr.. w. H. P, Mrs. j., Miss H.
NJ, Mrs. A. o. D., G. F. B., Mrs.
j. E. s., Mrs. LIE R. r., G.. M.
Men, Mrs. T. F., Mrs. J. P. B.,
F. M. B., c. c.. L. M. L., Mrs. c.,
w. M. c., Mrs. M. w., F. p,
L. M. H., E. M. C.
AIexandria-Mrs. C. N. S.,
Mrs. R. M, Mrs. w. E. D. An
nandale-Mrs. H. D. Arlington
Mrs. F. S. G.. Mrs. A. E. F.,
Mrs. w. B. T., Mrs. P.Z.. Blue
mont-Mrs. j. P. Chevy Chase
Mrs. L. r. M. Clinton-Mrs.
U. G. E. College Park-Mrs.
w. B. K. Columbia-Miss M.
A. A. East Falls Church-Mrs.
C. r. S. Elizabeth, N. J.-Mrs.
C. w. L. Fairfax-Mrs. E. N. H.
Gaithersburg-M. l.. P, Mrs.
D. P. Hyattsville-Mrs. L. D..
Mrs. c. T. Indian Head-Mrs.
E. F.. T. Kensington-Mrs. H.
P. M. McLean-Mrs. j. G. K.
Mount Rainier-R. r. D., Mrs.
c. c. r. Rocky Ridge-Mrs.
= c. c. Rockville-Mrs. H. w.
Silver Spring-Mr. w. H. c., jr.;l
Mrs. S., Mrs. o. w. Takoma
Park-R. B.
Our thanks to these readers.
Whose contributions 1Dere SIM
liar to Others previously re-
ceived and aDaiting space for
publication:
Washington-Mrs. G. A. c.,
Mrs. j. A. r., jr.: Mr.. E. McV.
Arlington-M. L. B., M. A.
Manassas-Mrs. E. H. D. Wen
na-Mrs. c. A. H.. Mrs. w. E. j..
Mrs. r. A. H. Silver Spring
Mrs. M. c. F.
FEEDING GREAT DANE?
(From Mrs. r. c., RockpilleJ
Would any dog owners have an!
suggestions for feeding a Grea
Dane dog? I would like to do i
as economically as possible.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
(Fron1 Mrs. Z. C. T., Cabin
John Park.

Please, Mrs. E. H. D., don't try
to coax or force your son into eat
ing. If he's anything like my two,
the final result will be nothing
more than frayed nerves for you.
One year is a normal time for
reduction in appetite, and unless
your baby is actually i'll, nothing
on earth will make him eat more
than he actually wants. My older
boy played at eating for four or
five months after his first birth
day and didn't eat heartily for a
year. Now. at S, he eats anything
and everything. is tall for his age
and weighs IS pounds.
So, please. forget the baby books,
heed your pediatrician and try to
be nonchalant. I do have q few
suggestions which might help.
Offer as much variety as pos
sible from day to day. "All About
Feeding Children" by Sem and
Newill doubleday Doran), is
Evening star., 1949-07-21

flour for thickening gravies, sauces
etc., put water and flour in small
glass jar with screw top and shake
vigorously a few times.
4 \ X
ODOR FROM BATHING SUIT.
From Mrs. A. c., Washington)
For Mrs. j. A. w.. Bethesda.
Paradichlorobenzine odor and resi-
due may be removed from bathing
Evening star., 1949-07-21
WOOLEN MILLS?
IMPERIAL CRAB?

(From Mrs. J. J. H., Tnkona Park
Would some one please give ma
the name and address OF wooden
mills where I can secure woolen
remnants for making braided
rugs? I would also appreciate q
good recipe for imperial crab.
Have searched a dozen cookbooks
and can't find a one.
Evening star., 1949-07-21

Chopped green parsley and button mushrooms make
a happy cornish.
Fried Chicken With Noodles and Crazy
Babu Limas Tomato and Lettuce Salad
Watermelon
Fried Chicken With Noodles and Gravy
~ to 8 pound fryer 4 medium noodles
/ enriched -four tablespoons enriched -four
! tablespoon salt "a teaspoon salt
Dash pepper 2 milk
shortening y button mushrooms
dry slightly. Coat by shaking
bag tablespoon salt and pepper Heat shorten
ing few pieces of chicken at time
all sides Reduce heat and fry until
bou IS Cook noodles in boiling salted water
until Drain and rinse with hot
noodles cooking chicken from skillet Pour OF
all fat except tablespoons To this remaining fat add
tablespoons flour and salt and stir thoroughly Grad
uay pour and add mushrooms. Stir constantly until
thckened lightly hot noodles making nest
center for chicken. Serve hot Makes 4 servings
Bratsed Liuer French Fried Sweet Potatoes
Cheese Cake
French Fried Sweet Potatoes
Sweet POTATOES Powdered
potatoes and cut into strips Fry in deep
hot delicate brown. Drain brown and dust
with powdered
Leo of Lamb Mint Sauce
PARSLEY New Potatoes Green Peas
Carrot Salad
Lemon SnoD Pudding
Carrot Salad
/ bunch carrots small stalk celery
i cup nut meats l small pineapple chunks
apple together with mayonnaise Serve on
q lettuce
Evening star., 1949-07-21
.~.Iaiuinnna.....-
EATING PROBLEM.

(Fron Mrs. N. Z. O., WashingtonJ }
From the time Ewes first baby
was year old mothers have faced
an eating problem. The only
answer is to let well enough alone
If nothing is forced on the child
he will through instinct get what
his little body needs provided, of
course, that candy, sodas. ETC.,
are not offered between meals.
have been faced with the
very same situation lately with
my 20-month-old girl. Every au-
thority I have gone to has told
me thk same thing. leave it up
to the child.
I have done this with this re-
suit. For a few days my little
girl Graves meat, she will taste
other things but fills up on meat.
Then the craving switches to
vegetables, next to milk, bread
and butter and so on. Over a
period of time she has gotten her
required nourishment. Incident
ally she prefers her egg in milk,
raw and beaten up with vanilla
and sugar added.
I have two rules I try to follow
for her mealtime. I feed her
when she is hungry. If she wants
lunch at 11:00 she has 1t then.
Her in-between meal snacks, if
any, are made up from that days
menu. I try to feed her alone.
She always eats more when there
are no distractions. If she has
to eat at the table with us we
pay her little attention. We don't
ignore her, but she isn't the
center of attention.
If any Of these tips help you,
Mrs. E. H. D., I shall feel re-
warded for the RICH has always
been such a help to me I want
to help some one else.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
MEASURING FAT.

(Fron1 Mrs. H. S. M, Takoma
Pdrk)
In reply to the person asking
about measuring unmelted fat
Measure solid fat by submerging 1t
in water. If you want % cup fat
fill cup 70 full Of cold water, then
put in fat till water reaches
cup mark. Then pour off the water
A useful hint: To mix water and
Evening star., 1949-07-21

Make plenty 'eouse two cherry muffins just
sorter.
WEDNESDAY
Smoked Sausage German Potato Salad
a. Yelo1D Squash
Cherru Mullins Cantal0npe
sifted enriched -four / milk
teaspoons baking powder " melted shortening
! teaspoon salt sweetened cooked,
- drained cherries
>I' tablespoons
7oo4@ teaspoon cinnamon
s S together -four baking
da2 Add melted shortening
Stir until flour moistened
full. tablespoons Sprinkle
bteapoon muffin Bake in (42 F is
minutes. Makes "
.
- Lamb Celery Ring StetDed Tomatoes
Perfection Salad Rye Rolls
Rice Pudding
.... - Lamb-CeIery Ring.
diced cooked lamb h teaspoon powder
80. leftover roast cubed bread
80 IL chopped celery tablespoon melted fat
tablespoons minced onion IA hot milk
4 teaspoon salt 81
milk add remaining ingredients
slightly add melted fat Add milk and mix we'll Place
welgrea einch mold Bake moderate
ueven F3 for tomato
~ desired stewed tomatoes vegetable Six servings
by "vi.
Evening star., 1949-07-21

suits and other articles by expo
sure to the air for several days,
preferably either by an open win
dow or out-of doors.
KEEPING PLASTIC SOFT?
(From Mrs. M. w., WashingtonJ
Will some one tell me how to
keep plastic tablecloths and bibs
soft?
Evening star., 1949-07-21
EHWhatS CooRirllI /
FRIDAY.
Dettled Grab
TOSSED Salad
Chocolate Angel Pie
Green Beans
roasted Hard Rolls
Iced Tea
Chocolate Ang

Chocolate
whites " teaspoon vanilla
u teaspoon salt package C14 pound) German
spoon cream of tartar chocolate
IL crp eranuated sugar tablespoons hot water
" cup finely chopped wanuts l teaspoon vanilla
cream, whipped
Beat egg foamy add salt and OF tartar.
and continue beating will stand in soft peaks Add
gradually continue beating until mixture very st
u vanilla Turn into lightly creased
Snch pie pan neSt-ke SHE'LL building sides q
Bake in slow 600 degrees 50 to
IS Melt chocolate top of double boiler add
hot water and blend thickened Add teaspoon
vanilla Fold whipped Turn into merngue SHE'LL
chill Serves 6.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
Custard Sauce.

slightly and combine with Stablespoons
teaspoon salt Stir in ia scaded milk slowly Strain
double boiler Cook hot not boing) water
stirring constantly thckens metal
hot water and place In
of in u teaspoon almond extract and chill
Pour over sliced peaches about of cusard.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
SATURDAY.

Ment Iont Mashed Potatoes
Spanish Corn Spandch
Sliced Peaches With Custard Sauce
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-08-25
: BOYDS )
Mrs. James p. Kerr

Another severe loss to Boyds
was sustained in the passing of
Mrs. Sarah White Williams, who
passed away after an emergency
operation at the Suburban Hos
pital, on August IA, her death TAX
ing place on August 16 and the fu-
neral being held at the Boyds
Church on Friday following, with
burial in the Beallsville Cemetery.
She had lived in the same home for
so years, ever since her marriage
to William McKendree Williams,
who passed away a little over a
year ago, and she left a host of
friends besides her two children,
Mrs. B. N. Headley of Rockville
and Robert M. Williams of Boyds.
The Vacation Bible School con-
Quoted at the Boyds Church for
two weeks ended on Friday, Au-
gust IL, and closing exercises were
held on Sunday evening following,
being postponed on account of the
failure Of electricity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Schaum and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-08-25
Board of Education,
Rockville, Montgomery County,
Maryland.
Notice To Contractors

Sealed bids will be received by
the Board of Education at the
Board of Education Office, Rock
vile, Montgomery County, Mary
land, until 400 PM, (EDST)
Tuesday, September 20, 1949, for
constructing a high school and
an elementary school on the new
Negro school site in Rockville.
The high school will consist of ten
classrooms, a library, a cafeteria,
offices and rest rooms. The ele-
mentary school will consist of ten
classrooms, an activities room, and
related facilities.
Plans and specifications.for these
schools may be obtained at the
offices of Messrs. John w. Mcleod
and Anthony Ferrara, 1880 Jeffer-
son Place, NV, Washington,
d. c., on or after August 20, 1919.
The Board of Education reserves
the right to waive any informali-
ties in or reject any or all bids.
By Order of the Board of Edu-
cation
RICHARD E. CARPENTER,
Assistant Superintendent.
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