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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-29
Chamber Against Bill Allow Terri.
 Take On Debt
(By The Associated Press,

JUNEAU, Jan 29, - By a vote of approximately two to one, the Juneau Chamber of Commerce went on record as opposing the passing by congress of the Dim ond bill to permit the Territory of Alaska to incur indebtedness up to two million dollars, for public works, for the reason that industries are now sufficiently taxed, and that the credit of the Territory is excellent and there is no reason for going into debt.
 The long established Zynda Hotel was sold today to Clarence Wise, assistant manager of the New Washington Hotel of Seattle, who will manage it himself. Zyn da is going to Seattle and will possibly located there.
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had failed.

had failed.
 Authoritative sources said how ever, they understood the Emper- or had given Ugaki a new man. date to form a government this time as a civilian.
 This step was believed based on Ugaki's announced decision that he had severed all his past and present connection with the Jap anese army, including the rank as general. He is now a retired officer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-29

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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-29
General To Be
 Given 2 Chances
(By The Associated Press)

TOKYO, Jan. 29, - After more than five days of desperate efforts to form a cabinet over the ob- jections of army extremists, Gen eral Kazushige Ugaki informed Emperor Hirohito today that he
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-29

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Wilbur "Wild Wep fiction reelected of Pacific the fall held Here of baseball gathering Cleft Futile and president the Oakland president of the andingW H. kepper president Seattle Indians Frank Herman league
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10
"GARDEN POOL"
Bx DANIEL HENDERSON

By DANIEL HENDERSON
The garden pool, BY ferns con-
ceGled,
Is still a mirror for the sky
Blue JeIDeI in an emerald field.
Birds fitting northUGrd can
eSpy
Its loneliness. The foliage shakes
Where robin, thrush or oriole
His dGrting UGgrGncy torSGEeS
For the SeQueStered botUI.
And notD, across the April grass
By tDGyS no human eye can
The timorouS mouse and chip
ntH1Ik pass
To share the birds felicity.
The toUn e1scro1cheS - harsh
and bold,
And houses press upon the mild
And lovely coUert; yet behold -
The conUocGtton of the Dtld!
Courtesy
PICTORIAL REVIEW.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10
Times Daily Pattern
PATTERN 1892

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from its crisp, notched collar and
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down to the pertly flared hemliue.
ITS different Pattern 4232.
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if you make it in CHEEKY fabric
that's a subdued riot of color. Anne
Adams suggests a pretty polka
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crisp figured material such as
pique or linen. Note especially the
action back, front skirt pleat, trim
panel and Saucy buttons that set
Off the whole fascinating effect.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10
HER PRIVILEGE

Dear Mrs. Fairfax:
when first went out with him
he seemed to be very much in
terested, although he made it plain
that he didn't want to become
serious, as he was, determined to
finish college well.
81 was content to drift along this
way, when suddenly he stopped
dating me, and started taking an
other girl out to most of the school
dances. Previously he had told me
he cared nothing about this girl,
and that she bored him. The
strange part of it is that he still
comes to see me sometimes, and
acts as if nothing had happened.
"He resentS the interest Of any
other boy in me, and is particularly
jealous of his best friend who is in
love with me, but for whom I care
only as a friend.
"What am to conclude from
this boys strange behavior?
"EIGHTEEN."
When he told you he didn't in
tend to get serious, because he
wanted to make good in college,
he meant what he said. He saw
that you were getting more serious
than was good for a casual friend
ship, or perhaps he became more
serious than was good for his col
lege work. So he switched to the
other girl. And he still has enough
of the old Adam in him to be
jealous, when anybody else be-
comes attentive to you.
It is your privilege to see as
many as you please. At 10, these
complications are bound to hap
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TERRIE. E PROBLEM

Dear Miss Fairfax:
"The birth of our third child
left my wife in a very weakened
condition, and the doctor pre-
Scribed stimulantS for her. It be-
gan with sherry and milk
punches, and in no time she
was taking straight whiskey.
"The problem is, she is now
no longer safe to leave with the
children. She has had a couple
of bad falls, and the children
wander out Of the house, play
in the streets, and 1 am afraid
they will be run over and killed.
II have a very good job and
would be willing to nay to send
her to a cure If you will recon-
mend . good one. I have broken
with the doctor who advised
her to take stimulants. He should
have known better.
ANXIOUS HUSBAND"
Unfortunately, there is very
little use in trying to awaken the
moral sense Of anyone who has
Succumbed to alcohol to this de-
gree. They appear to be no
longer capable of reasoning.
Meantime, don't forget your obli-
cations to the children. And if
you can't get some trustworthy
woman to care for them, better
put them in an institution until
their mother has been cured.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10

IN famous salon, as the finale
L to your face treatment, clouds
of a gentle astringent mist are
showered on your face from an i'm
pressive vapor apparatus. At the
request of clients who have en-
joyed this luxurious English Mist
Salon Treatment, they have made
a brilliant adaptation of the Eng
lish Mist for home use.
The new English Mist for home
use is a non-drying, clear herbal
lotion that is equally beneficial to
dry, flaky skins and sallow, oily
ones. It not only refines enlarged
pores, giving the skin an exquisite,
smooth bloom, but it also helps to
normalize the skin. Dry, parched
looking compilations take on a new
moisture and softness, leaving the
skin clear and fresh.
The English Mist has been in
geniously packaged in an atomizer
bottle. You hold this tall, spar
king flagon foot or two from your
face, press the spray bulb, and
presto! a miniature English Mist
has been staged in your own home.
In this moist, cool, sweet atmoS-
phere, the pores close easily and
your face begins to feel alive,
young, more comfortable than it
has ever felt before.
English Mist was designed as a
last step in every face treatment, a
first step to an exquisite makeup.
And needless to say, the cool mat
finish it imparts, helps makeup to
20 on smoothly, naturally. It
avoids that powdery, dry, aged look
and achieves loneliness! English
Mist with spray S., large 1907. re-
fill $40.
For names of stores showing
the items described here, call
District 1000, Extension 459,
during business hours, or write
Miss LaviIIe at The Times, en-
closing stamped, self addressed
envelope.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10
When Manners Are Correct - MRS. Cornelius BeecFmu

"a tea keep her hat on during the
afternoon, and should she remain
until all other guests have de-
parted? THANK YOU"
If the woman guest of honor is
a member OF the household, she
does not wear a hat. If she isn't.
she may or may not wear a hat,
but she usually does. She may. If
she wishes, consult with her
hostess as to her hostess sug-
gestion about this. Yes. the guest
of honor should stay until all the
other guests have left.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10
yency Shelf Will ''Save the Day" on Many Occasions
LOVelOrm
Girl Is Sorry
For Error
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Written Exclusively for the
Washington Times

Washington Times
Dear Mrs. Fairfax:
''My first date happened about
two months ago. A boy / like very
much took me to a party, and
while we were there, 1 allowed an
other boy to kiss me.
''My friend who had taken me to
the party seemed sort Of disguised,
and hasn't asked me to go any
place with him since.
81 realize what q cheap thing
I did, and I'm sorry for it. What
can do to show I'm sorry, and
that 1 didn't mean to be cheap?"
SALLY"
Don't make any excuses, which
would make the silly thing you
did appear more important than it
really is. I'm glad you realize that
it was a mistake not to be re-
peated.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10

Add the chopped nuts and pour
into creased muffin tins. Bake in.
hot oven for Is minutes.
WELSH RAREBIT
2 tablespoons of butter
2 tablespoons of flour o..
cup of beer 20
2 cups of cheese
2 eggs
u teaspoon of dry mustard -
tablespoon of Worcestershire
sauce
1s teaspoon of cayenne -
Melt the butter. Add the flour
and brown. Add the beaten eggs
and beer. When the cheese has
melted add the seasoning and
serve on hot buttered toast. .,
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present . the girl, man, or both
and should ! buy something
for their home? No definite date
has been set for the wedding.
READER"
I'm sure that you will find that
it will not be necessary to have
planned" entertainment at this
afternoon announcement party.
The announcing of an engage
ment. means a great deal of "giv-
ing Of good wishes" and congratu-
lationS, and a great deal of CONVEX
sation-and the time will go before
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10

you know it. Then there will be
the refreshments, toasts and so
forth. And after all this, the con-
tinuing Of the party at the place
where the young man plays in the
orchestra.
Usually the engagement gift is
given to the girl, and customarily
1t Is something of a personal
nature, rather than something
for her new home.
GUEST OF HONOR
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
SHOULD the guest Of honor at
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ming to entertain.
For the week end, plans need to
be elastic. One matron confided
that tea she had planned for Is
really served 40. Her emergency
shelf in this case came to the res
cue and she served crisp crunchy
appetizers.
Appetizers and canapes have
saved the day at many parties.
These are spicy palate tempting
tidbits that should taste as good as
they look. They can be either
simple or elaborate in appearance.
But to be a success they should be
small-not too much. They should
only stimulate and never satisfy
the appetite.
Russian caviar, anchovy paste,
smoked fish, hard cooked eggs,
cheese, and seafood are the usual
materials needed for them. Boxes
of canape crackers are nice to have
on hand as it does take time to pre-
pare the toasted bread.
For the garnish, use slices of
radish or sweet pickles. SprigS OF
parsley or watercreSS, strips OF red
and green pepper are also good.
Halves of sailed almonds rolled
anchovies, tiny pearl onions, Mar
aschino cherry circles, will add
notes of color.
Here are menus for your parties
and some recipes for ice box salads
that can be prepared hours in ad-
vance of serving.
SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER
Assorted CanapeS
Shrimp Salad in Lemon Gelatin
Potato Chips
Hot Whole Wheat Mullins, Butter
Chocolate Fudge Cake
with Fudge Frosting
INFORMAL TEA
Rolled Sandwiches
Nut Bread Sandwiches
with Cream Cheese
Chopped Olive and
Nut Sandwiches
Assorted Tea Cakes
Tea Lemon Crystalized Ginger
Hard Candies
MIDNIGHT SUPPER
Welsh Rarebit on Toast
Sliced Baked Ham
Ripe Olives Celery
Ice Cream with Caramel Sauce
Coffee
SHRIMP SALAD IN LEMON
GELATIN
/ package Of lemon gelatin
IA cups of water
"a teaspoon of salt
2 tablespoons of lemon juice
2 cups of cooked shrimps
"a cup of stuffed olives
" cup of celery
Chickory
Dissolve the gelatin in the boil
ing water. Add salt and chill.
Peel the cooked shrimpS and re-
move the Zine" Slice the stuffed
olives. Place the shrimp and
olives in the mold. Add the
chopped celery. Pour over this the
gelatin which has started to
thicken.
To serve, unmold on chickory
and serve with French dressing.
WHOLE WHEAT MUFFINS
/ cup flour
u teaspoon of salt
teaspoons of baking powder
3 tablespoons of sugar
/ cup of whole wheat flour
l egg
/ cup of milk
3 tablespoons of butter
" cup of chopped nuts
Sift the dry ingredients. Add
the whole wheat flour. Add the
unbeaten egg. Stir quickly. Add
the milk and the melted butter
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Dear Mrs. Beeckman:

Dear Mrs. beeckman:
"My best girl friend Is going
to announce her engagement
very soon at q party to be held
at the young mans home. 1t is
necessary to have the party in
the afternoon. =. on a Sunday. >.
on account Of his work. At what
time should the party start? The
plans are to go where the young
man plays in an orchestra in
the evening and continue the
party there. Have you any Sug-
gestiOns on how to entertain
the guests?
"TO whom should ] give the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10
mr.
~ WILMA LAVILLe
WILMA LAVILLE
Special-Next Week

SSee SNSeeN w SSAS
VOU no doubt know Miss
Il Nichols. She's been COM
ing to town for years for one
Of the better cosmetic houses,
and so we can tell many of her
friends that she will be here
next week, in one of the down.
town stores. She will be de-
lighted to give you a consulta-
ton while she's here, and she's
particularly good at suggesting
something for dry skin, and
for clearing up "winter COM
plexion for the springtime,
which you should be doing
about now. While she's here,
the store will offer a special
set with every purchase of So
worth of merchandise from her
line. It's called a basic treat
ment set, and contains So
worth of cosmetics-cleansing
cream, skin freshener, dry-skin
mixture, smooth-skin oil, pow
der, rouge and lipstick. 1t is
not only a grand way to learn
this excellent line, but it is a
compact little kit that will be
super-grand for your vacation,
as it holds just about enough
of everything. 1t is free with
each So purchase from the line.
Il X
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10

EOUR of your favorite perfumes
Il are now in a new and smarter
container, and they tell me that
you apparently get a little more
this way than you did in the old
bottle. The fragrances are "Of
Thee I Sing" Drum Beat" Gar
denia" and "Carnation. They
come in a lovely little Drum
Beat" box, in which is a bottle
also shaped like a drum, with a
gold ball on top for a stopper. This
lovely package sells for $3.50, and
as you no doubt know the per-
fumes already. you need no fur
Their recommendation. A package
would make q lovely prize or gift.
Sinful Soul"
HAVE you ever used triple
III strength toilet water? It's al
most as fragrant as perfume, and
especially in summer, it is just
about as nice to use. It doubles
for eau de cologne and for per-
fume. Now there's new odeur
out in triple strength toilet water,
called Sinful Soul" It's a lovely
blend of flowers, spring-like and
exotic, and it comes in a beautiful
crystal bottle that looks like a
ringed tower. There are two sizes,
a two-ounce bottle for 81 and six
ounce bottle for $3.50. You'll like
both the fragrance and the
strength Of this new essence.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10

THIS DRESS could be made successfully by beginner
her first knitting attempt and yet because of its good
style it would look like the work of expert It
ally youthful and attractive model Of Shetland floss with
touch of the simplest yet most effective embroidery The
contrasting colors not knitted but when the
whole thing completed You that it is of Tyroean
inspiration There's ribbing the waistband and on the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10
Experienced HOstesses'
Plan ELASTIC" Menus
To Be Prepared
Rv LEAN GREEN

Hospitality reigns this week thousands Of Washngtonans
welcome outoftown guests Teas cocktail parties and in.
formal uncheons few of the ways hostesses PLAN
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FaVOrite

Our favOrite for today was sent
in by Mrs. Nancy B. Lord, of 1879
Sixth st. s. E. 1t was one Of the
six winning recipes in last weeks
recipe contest.
MATZO CRIMSEL
2 MatzoS
u teaspoon of salt 81.
3 eggs
u cup of sugar
Soak the matzos in water and
press quite dry. Mix in the rest
of the ingredients and stir well.
Drop from tablespoon into hot
deep fat and fry slowly until
Drowned on both sides. Serve
warm with stewed prunes or
cherries. :
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10

will be glad to send you the
Hair Dye Method, NOrmalizing Ex-
ercises, Milk Facial, Makeup Chart
and the Treatment for Tired Hair.
If you wish. Enclose a stamped.
Self-addresSed large envelope for.
each and address Donna Grace,
Beauty Editor Of The Washington
Times.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10

A neW contest for an old peg.
et1ble. Prizes this DeeE mill be
awarded tGUorite recipes using
onions. Casserole dishes, cTeGn1ed
neW onions, even French fried
onions or steak Nth onions
haze an opportunity to Tin.
Send your entries to Miss
Jean Green, Fduorite Recipe
Contest Editor, before April 10.
Then match the Women's page
daily the tollo1Ding week. Each
day a t0inner will be announced.
The prize is q check for 81.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10

C. M. E.-You are a fashionable
weight at ia, but for feet, 8
inches you could weigh about 123.
Body massage and nor1nalizing ex.
ercises will help to distribute the
weight properly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10
Styles

A major theme in the fashion
symphony is the separate skirt
and blouse for dinner wear. Main.
bocher endorses this by high-cut,
trained princess skirt of light red
heavy mat silk with slip-on bolero
made of flat sequins in a flowers
and-check design, with a cowl
neck.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10

Look about and you will see that
yellow is favored for evening as
well as for daytime resort clothes.
A youthful frock is of yellow net
over yellow satin, with rows Of
gold se~uins on the side skirt and
outlining the heartshaped decol-
letage,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10

Toni: Repeat your question
and enclose a stamped, self
addressed envelope and I will send
you a treatment for the pimpleS
and skin blemiSheS,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-10
Beauty
By DONNA GRACE

K. K. k.-You say your halr be-
comes coarse and string-looking in
a few days after your shampoo
and that you are using a good.
shampoo. You may not be rinSing
the soap out thoroughly. This is
frequently the trouble with home
shampoos. 1t takes a great deal Of
spraying and rinsing to remove the
soap film. You will find strained
lemon juice and vinegar rinSeS
good, and then there are special
rinses for removing soap. A daily,
brushing will prevent coarseness.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-30
Judgments Won l933 Air Crash
 PilotEd Young
(By The Associated Press)


 SAN FRANCISCO, March 30, - The U. s. Circuit Court of Ap- peals handed down two decisions involving suits brought as a re- suit of an airplane crash near Livengood, Alaska September 20 1883 in which three men died Edward Young the pilot, and two passengers Brick Nelson and Alwyn David Roberts, enroute from Fairbanks to Livengood.
 The estate of Nelson, through Administration w. c. Mahan prot suit for ten thousand dollars and received judgment. The court of appeals affirmed the decision. The estate of Roberts through admin istrator M. Clifford Smith also brought suit for ten thousand dol lars damages, but the lower court found in favor of the air com pany-the Pacific Alaska Air ways. The court of appeals re- versed the judgment and order ed new trial.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-30
(CITY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER)
Weather Today
 GU. s. Weather Bureau)

Generally fair weather contin- ues over western, central and northern Alaska this morning. Snow was falling between Cor dova and Juneau and also over the interior of western Canada.
 Temperatures were slightly low CT last night over western Alas ka but are near the seasonal av- craze in other sections.
 Barometer readings were some what lower over western Alaska thS morning but no extensive storm area was observed on the morning weather map. It is like ly that fair weather will contin- ue for Nome and vicinity tonight and Wednesday with little chan ge in temperature.
 The lowest Nome temperature last night was 5 at $40 m. while the highest yesterday was 24 above. 42 inches of snow re- main on the ground at Nome.
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Prince Arrived
(By The Associated Press)

(By The ASSoc1ated PreSSl
 VANCOUVER, B. C. Prince Va suhito Chichibu, eldest brother of the Emperor of Japan arrived last night on the first leg of his ten thousand mile trip to attend the Coronation of King George VI of England.
 He leaves otnight to for Otta- wa and will spend two days in New York before sailing for Lon don aboard the Jueen Mary.
 He will give King George the Supreme Order of Chrysanthem- um and Queen Elizabeth the Fir st Class Order of the Sacred Gown, the highest honors the Japanese can bestow.
 The Prince expressed intense interest in Japanese labor troub les and problems in Canada.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-30
Course Nome Not Start
 Until April 9th

Special Instructor Abe Shall it, for the mining course here under the extension bureua of the University of Alaska, stated today that the classes will not take up until Monday April 5th, following the Northwestern AL aska Fair Activities.
 He also declared that a mining exhibit would be included at the Fair, including minerals and blow pipe tests. Those desiring to en- ter the classes will be requested to register at the booth for the course, he said.
 The number registering will decide whether there will be on- ly one class a day, or whether classes will be held afternoon and evenings.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-30
Getting Nervous
tBy The Associated Press,

tBy The Associated -7ress>
 LONDON, March 3l, British defense chiefs are anxious lest the strike of two thousand Scot tish steel workers develop into a nationwide work stoppage in- c.uding a hundred and twenty thousand dollars. and cripple Britain's seven and half bill- ion dollar, five year re-armment program.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-30

All babies having score of 98 or better and not winning prizes in the above classes will be awarded certificate of Excellence.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-30

l3-Quilts
 A-Pieced
 B-Appdqued Embroidered 14-Decorative wall hangings A-Crayon B-Printed C-Embroidered D-M;sceIlaneous