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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07

FOR RENT-3-room apt. Owl Cafe, Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07

In case of error or if an ad
 |has been stopped before ex-
 |piration, advertiser please noti- Ny this oftrce (Phone 374) at |pnce and same will be given |attention.
 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07

FOR RENT-3room apt: hot and cold water, steam heat, electric range. Phone 569.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07

VACANCY Nugget Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-07

 l FOR RENT | FOR RENT-Baroumes apartments. Four rooms. all furnished: hot water day and night; electric
 range and Frigidaire; laundry | conveniences; garage Telephone Douglas 132.
 FOR RENT-2-room cabin. Partly furnished On Gastineau Avenue. Inquire Juneau Paint Store. FOR RENT-Rooms in private home, single and doubles. req
 sonable, prefer women. Phone | Blue 302
 ST. HEATED room. Green SIS. BROOM apartment, hot and cold water steam heat, electric range. Phone 569.
 FOR RENT-Complete furnished Broom apt. Call Cooper Bldg. i Phone 182.
 FOUR-ROOM fur. apt. On street level. Oil heat. Flee. range. Private
 bath. Two beds. $40 mo. Crescent apts. 373 So. Franklin Street. FOR RENT OR LEASE-Small house near airport Flee. lights and stove. Oil heat. Ralph A.. Johnson, P. o. Box 2586. ROOMS in private home. Single
 and doubles. Blue BOP.
 BROOM fur. house. Phone Red
 600. FOR RENT-3-room apt. Owl Cafe,
 Douglas.
 FOR RENT = Large steam heated
 bedroom, fireplace, fine view.
 Phone Red 245. FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED APT,
 WITH BEDROOM. THE HILL 1 CREST. FOR RENT-3- room apt: hot and
 cold water, steam heat, electric | range. Phone 569. 5-ROOM unfurnished house, nice
 location. Phone 1885.
 ONE OFFICE room for rent. First
 National Bank Bldg.
 Black 619.
 2-RM. fur. apt; bath, warm, clean,
 view, $15 month. Blue 510. B ROOMS and bath, air condi-
 toned, heated, electric washer.
 laundry, new oak floors, electric
 range, frigidaire, nicely furnished. l Call Windsor Apts.
 1 APARTMENT WITH BEDROOM;
 ALSO APARTMENT WITH
 BEDROOM AND BED CLOSET.
 HILLCREST, PHONE 439. FOR RENT-Apartments, inquire
 at office 20th Century Bldg. FOR RENT or LEASE-Rainier
 Rooms, furnished or unfurnished.
 See I. Goldstein.
 BOARD & ROOM, $50 per mo. Steam heat, dry room and shower
 bath. Juneau Rooms, phone 472. COZY, warm furn. apts. Lights,
 water, dishes. cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable at Seaview. ---------------- l VACANCY at FOSbee Apts. M VACANCY perelle Apartment Phone Blue 575.
 I 4-ROOM FURNISHED apartment:
 also 5-room strictly modern un- 1 furnished house. Phone ASA. I I VACANCY Nugget Apartments.
 MISCELLANEOUS
 COMPLETE body massage in your
 home, $2.0O Call Black 85l0 be- i fore Il am and after pm. I SWEDISH massage and cabinet I baths Mrs. L. Skeie, 40 West l 18th St. Phone Green 662.
 Bh CENTS EACH PAID for used i sound gunnv sacks at Coal GUARANTEED Realistic PerniS-
 uents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c.
 Lola's Beauty Shop. Telephone POI, 3l5 Decker Way.
 cURN your ofu gold into value,
 cash or trade at Nugget Shop
 Subscribe .o the Daily Alaska Empire-the paper with the largest paid circulation.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
For Home
Use And Canning

stafs cnliaze MlM-1ucreasec
md1u-fsan q TTga far hn4ns use -
Necessary 20 pu4tdk MAts1Hl.
farm saszi1sas "a adequate health
nzamoa9 aiet says CheSheE Hines
As~se11se extenStnn hartsrultuTtSt
Masfx1gW state Colseee III Hines
asa ssAaf uaa1y farm families now
as.az WITHOUT sufficient fruit IN
ase dla1 caxa produce q AreR part
- alur fFan supply II snail ccst
a hast Il different kinds u Trusts
Rslh nssaF varAefies u each maE be
m1uce1 Successfully and eoonom-
saaEsv fU harne use m ans section
u TIE stale he sags
SnAaA trusts such a strauherz1es
Fa4ueerr1eS siackherFaeS biaeacr-
m Nrhp and figs fe ree5namends
Ter hoEse paintings On 81 types az
farzn6 These small fruits requsre
little sp4ec are inexpensive 70 get
started begin bearing early and re-
CURE less atteut0n sszn sazne 81
The tree frtlt& Small fruits mns be
grown IN q p2rf of the home eavden
O. may De- planted II the orchard
eF il space Is available straw
berries 2 especially recommended
Tor every farm family A few rous
O s~tFaMaerrieS which Is the first
AFaH e Tpen IN the sFring. VII pro
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
-

vsae 81 aouradant scppN ter hanas
HR fax 1 to 6 weeks.
Tree trusts cr nsoeg usaAlly
eruwn zn ere fa1s1ae orchard aarlaae
ueaeaaeS pluEnS appirs and pAH
These fruits along with tie bunch
grapes require adeeu2te spsce fc
proper euit1Fatton ard must BE-
sprayed e coatr9 inscct psH ARD
diseases A hogns urchar6 piansin&
one-han acre IN stsN wEa predssce
an ahazndArnce a. fresh fxUaf wlth a
ssaruEzEs for preservation from June
70 Oreober II the propxF varieties
are MiEse1 and the approved Nac
tlcex fallowed Ire season may ~
exten1ea from April 10 Oesoas and
. greater vAxiety q trust vii b.
available hy gTouine both arehard
fruits and small fruits
Farmers arr urged 70 mske plans
n0w far oxdef1nE trees arc paastx
carly n 1ie season IL order ffaas
she proper varieties and highest
quality nursery stock may b. Oh
Eaiaed Frui; paintings may - made
any time from November 70 MARCH,
but the late fan and early winter
Is considered best Ter most kinds Of
fruit especially the nee fruits and
ETap
Information and instructors on
recommended varieties method al
planting. cultivation. pruning fer
uliztng. and spraying fruits may BE-
obtained from ycur county exten-
son agents office.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10

howeser get cur main source az
this substance from foods such &c
NEST. FISH eggs. Eelatine. milk. etc.
The animals eat the vegetable pro
teine and convert them into animal
proieink which Is he way we obtain
them
peanition
The werd protein isself mssns
primary or first ID foods. Il e q
term used 10 indicate 8 large NUM-
her uf related substances. all made
by the chemseai union Of simpler
Substances containing nitrogen.
called anime acsas There are some
tweuty1hree different parts Of pro
ialn, or amino acids. that have been
identified 70 date The best way to
describe Lhnm is to consider them
80 letters g the alphabet Different
combinations ane used 10 build n
the yaftnas haag proteinA- SoEne Of
the .lefters are more essential
than others ard their absence aron
the dhet has ~Ln3arlonH effects.
TnyioHs Esaas supply different
kinda Ct these materials. Few enn-
tain 81 thN twcutythree asnsne
A1idE. Mezt q cur foods supplement
each other. and II iris wa re
obtain TIE proper amounts q the
vas3ons ~@Ieztefx. For instance.
plain eelaElae = . pure protein knd
makes ~ ezeeiieat Supplement- &c
no prnielns n cereal grains which
are lacking IL Houie Of the essential
ones that EelaElne contains. it use
az q sapptemeax x1r beans and Peas
Is anolheF example. These types
are al inexpensive sources q pro
tsina ana easily within the reach
e he ozdlaarT purse
Eseslfh RuIes
We hnwe ~ hesn reading q greet
0eai anEslY abuu1 Eitamins. which
are extremely ezfai items Ia our
Diet We naaaf BOT however. lose
aseh1 6 9he nzsEc rules foF geo4
health tAAz mast be followed every
day. Wilhunf fhem. al the vilanzins
IN the HaEis stH not keep the nsE-
mni pezaaa =
nemsmher khen-rienty Of frssn
ar. eight hozfn q good sleep avoid
constipation several glasses q
water and . euoe variety 81 Ehe
prnfeC1IaN uzazEzH- HllAmln and
minprai feels exsry 6ay. Parfteur
tafiy watch he aznoant o. proleiu
foo1s Tea Ne~Ee xuaF family eze Be
enre GheE aHs EeeeiFtng the pTupa
anounf and variety.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Build Up Your Family Health

GONE Of Us eat simply beeause
- ne are hungry and Others be
cause Ne relish cur food as q con
nntssenr of ART enjoys . fine
painting. In either case, Il he wise
for all Of us 20 know something
about these foods and Why they are
important 70 our diet
The dnaft examinations showed
9 large proportion of on raHne
men 70 be undeFsngurIshsd In
xestiEatuTS found that 8 great many
&C these caset were caused mainly
bF Al Ignorance q; the base essen
tlals Ct = weiAhalaneee DIET
The body requires three tyraz
Ct material. IL addition e xifauins
and minerals, &c provide il with
noarishmeHt-protein "a and car.
bohyarate and these materials are
wariouzly distributed thfaaEhout
the feeds ne eat The baar8 use
q each food material h ialerlaeked
one with the other, sa6 elimtnaftne
any che VIII upset the formal
fuBctioninE.
Protsins Essential
proteins are tire great badv-
building material The substance o.
tissue Of The muscles TIE haif and
skin consists almost entirely Of
protein When the ciei l. laekinr
IA protesns The boaY cells waste
away and this particular substances
r. necessary 70 build ~ the body
and nuNcls tissue and repair hose
that are wuru down b. ths scar
and tear G CIR daily lives
Reserve supplies q protein are
not stored NJ tE the baeY. 2na -
a. Il necessary 70 replanEzh the badx
viii the Necessary &uoanf erexy
Ca. i l. hard for anyone &c JUDGE
eoun C TIE las gran Or ezlorke
just exactly how much protein Or
faei he VII need beczuse Ger &c
tfxlt1ez var. For thlE rezaan. / E
geze4aliy considered desirabis e
allow . eertain surplus q pfote4n
above what NAV D. tie esrp
necessity. Il We don't fhls ssesar
most cons-fFou some ether souree
saeh - The body proieins muscles
etE1 uheuseives Waen fhe hsaAS
Starts Burning itself. then ue he.
cons tffe1 and fee ruH saxn
NeEeiShle feeds are fhs urlrsnsi
eeunos q protsiE Rnd - hne the
1AfEest anqaufs 10 pHaH bazns
tsutiix Hes and cerssis - e
A4 sEa and eorL Eos. G. e.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10

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Ezaess4s ealt {. nazsetse large cAg-
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10

under baking powder biscuits
Makes ~ caaen nae1surn or tEo
dozen small biscuits
Orange Tea Blscuils-one recipe
baking pewter blscustS - small
cubes suaznr. 2 tablespoons orange
1usee. ! tablespoon orange rind
Nix. roll 8-tnch thick and cuf bis
cuts ~ Ter regular baking powder
biscuits, using small cutter Il inches
II diameter. Place On baking sheet
Dp cubes 81 sugar into grange Juice.
then press into center Ct each bis
cuiI Add q few AxaxIngs o. orange
Tizd and bake as directed undeE
pak1rag powder biscuits Makes -
cuirk Cinnamon R0Ilz-One recl-
e baking powder biscuits cup
sugar. I teaspoon cinnamon 2 table
spoons butter
MIX biscuits a. directed under
saT pewter - Rel GcgzE
into 3 rectangle about 8 4 10 inches
and only about inch thick Spread
with melted butter. thea with mixed
SUGAR ana cinnamon. Roll Up the
dough like q jelly rou. forming D
roll iO-lnrhes long Cut into 6-s
peues and SCI each with cut SIDE
~ into large. Wes-aled muffin tins
Bake 1870 minutes II As degree
r. oven
Caramel wnir-onc recipe bak-
Ing powder biscuits. cup brown
sugar packed into cup, I table
spoon Grange rln1. grated: ? table
spoons melted butter. ? tablespoons
chopped nuts.
ak biscuits as directed for baE-
lnr powder biscuits. Roll 0uf s-inch
t11ick into an even fecfanEie about
7xl2 inches Spread dough with but
Ter. then cover with the sugar.
uulx ano grated rkua Roii Ike jelly
roll. then form into 3 circle. plne1-
Ine Inc ends together with 4 sharp
knife or scissors cut outside n ring
into lA-inzh slices not quite 10 tt1e
center Turn each enough TO expose
part q the cut surface Bake tns
xhsrl for 50 minutes II Is degrees
? ven Delicious for breakfast o.
laneh.
Cream Scone-Twc cups al-pur-
puse Tour. { teaspoons baking poK-
DER. ! teaspnon salt : tablespoons
sugar. cup Lard ! esg. Z cup 10
- eup top Hilk o. thin cream.
Xix hke biScEtiA Sitting the
sugar x1th ere ffaaF. baking pox
aer and salt Gu II iaFd then AID
cream 30 make = dough q biscuit
consistency Turn aaas s Toured
board. kneao ) Nitrate and cnt into
parts Shape earif into q circle
about 3-lneh tziek and cut into 6
ueasa-shaped pieces LzE onto oil
&C baking xiseets bruzh with melted
butter and top Hssh q liberal
glnknng q brown zueAr. Bake a.
- degrees r fax 1s-lS minutes
aakeS Y sco1ex snoaid Be- served
piping bot WITH teaL e1ffee or cnoco
Lar.
Caramel Apple Coffee Cake-Two
cps aL-pugp0sE ftour. : teaspoons
baking powder. - teaspoon salt
cup sugar. cup LARD 2 table
Spoons butter. eRE cap milk
ST. 1OUF. baking powder SAT-
and sugar. Adc Shortening and
blend X As faf biscuits Add beaten
egf 70 mlk ana SIR INTO aour and
~ mlxtufe Tn should b. tie
consistency Of uroU 1tscaltG Epreaa
cough into s-inah layer cake pan
0HT He top pres thin slices II
pesec apple naoN NseinfY Nix -
caE brown suser uz1h : tablespoons
HHTHHE
NezesssooEN mezsAa butter ana
nkle Ike noaFz alana oeer the
aa Bake a go degree ? oven for
$50 minutes cas s tie pan ane
@fke fO bre&afAN 81 lancn
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10

I'D left-overk-nut an especially
rAlatahie cn rs
TUNA Baked IN Shezzx
] z-ouace9 car tuna. ] TIN. bot
Ter. ] thsp four. ! cup mlEk. 81
and pepper. Faprika. bay -.
cup bread crumbs : hHse~eaakee
eEgK, minced. ; thEpe lenann tasne
/ tap Worcestershire sauce. I tosps
Eratec cheese
FLAKE una Melt butter. hsena II
flou an6 ado milk and aeAzauIngx
Cook gnt1 tf1seEeneG stirring non-
stantT Remove bag leaf Add tuna
crumbs eggs lemon juice anC
Worcestershire sauces f1z hakfnE
shells a1zG Sprinkle with ad6iaaaal
crumbs and grated cheese Bake b.
moderate oven es5a degrees p d
minutes Serves 4
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Biscuits In Great
Variety For Serving
In October Days

There are infinite possibilities IL
S batch a biscuit dough b~xineS
3le usual ulate az mot hisruit& >
Among tive nanst intriguing of them
Il bot bread II q variety uf styles
Try s1sne q tae foIiowtng for oc-
f0hef cazE
Cheese B4sealEx-Oue recipe hak-
ina powder biscuits - cup freshly
grated American cheese
Nix az Tor regular biscuits cuts
tang the cheese Il with tina lard
Pal QUA cut ard bake as directed
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10

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~ q small pzasF & elsess riats
tssppea az very n1 Nater Put z Or
: drops - azanHsasz O. 1as csaEh
kSskas tne spE lightly and qasek1g
A1za instantly r4H err sata 8 azz
eaE Oh 41e eualFe surface
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Recipes To Fill In
Gan Between Summer
And Fail Vegetables
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10

aiaa ese-gAt teaSEoon CT chi
a1Nan Ls Eunnae for aaa4H Ter
minutes aae1 pour tuf1 3 efe4sec
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: teaspoons aE ard teaspoon
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4W 80 Nozr.
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sae nN Pm A. 3 bakIrz aIzh
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Sweets are in
Denond
D. RETSY NKwMAN

~ RETSY NEWMAN
As TIE waAehev rrsus caofer.
the appetite for sxsess increasex
A ekkx with . nut.arzcskeh Nua
Fro4ing h q raod sasserG
Tsass's Mens
hruised Szrioln Steak
Bakz9 Potatoes
Lua Bears vita Tcnato
Celery
Cake with Butterneotrh Nat
FrcEnnx Tea o. Coffee
IAna Rezns wssA Tsnssss
J CO bears 9pA tosnnso
1sp. salt pnra4
: thEpa brcwn sp ouion
sugar 1cree1 pepper
Sa8k beans overnight IN cole
water e covex. 6rain and ccvex
wSth bot water anE simmer gently
&c e 80 nzfnateA Drain again.
Pat 9 layer Of beans IN creased
casserole or bean Pot. sprinkle
haRf the sat ever theEn. ard /
Tablespoon brown sugar and
DoiFten with teEnatos then add
haf CHOPPED un3an and chopped
pepper. Cover with remaining
beans. season with salt and sugar.
add remaining oniou and gresa
pepper and tomato. Cover
bake IN slow oven+ go DEGREES p
unH beans are tender, from 6 to
s hours. adding boiling water a.
needed Remove cover aurinr last
half hour 70 hruwrn Serves 6 o. &
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
The Petition Nuisance

n IsCLOSURE this week of fraudulent signatures on
- the nominating petitions OF several candidates Tor
office is not surprising 1t would be surprising II any
nominating petitions not fraudulent IN part at least
AS matter OF fact, nominating petitions III wayne
County have fallen into such disrepute that responsible
citizens and more refuse to sign them even Oh o
of fine candidates. -.
The original theory of nominating petitions was IDEAL
stic The theory to place candidate IN nomination
nv spontaneous petition of his neighbors But OF recent
wears the practice has deteriorated into sordd racket
Names are taken telephone books at random ana
Frequently the petition pedders too ndolent TO at
tempt to disguise writing and entire sheets OF names
are written by the same person
EPTAINIY election officials should be empowered to
u question obviously phoney petitions Under existing
statutes they lack such power ,.. ell.
The law should be amended to prevent mpudeht ming
of phonev petitions The law should be strengthened so
that circators of false nominating petitions might be
punshed for their fraud upon the public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
How to Die Quickly

IF YOU feel like dying without any fuss or feathers
a bridge
Merely step from the curb and start across 30 busy
street between intersections.
Or dart from between two parked automobiles INTO
the traffic stream
Or samter across heavily Travelled intersection
against the red traffic light
Or proceed ktty-corner across the same heavily
Travelled intersection without looking TO left or right
This last especially eficacious because II gives Ialc
moving IN all directions a crack at you.
These hints come straight from the feed box. lheY
are backed definitely by traffic statistics
Traffic figures Detroit prove that pedestrian deaths
due pedestrian negligence have been almost twce as
numerous this year as they were at the same Time last
year. er..
This months Buick magazine in an article on traffic
safety declares.
Recent studies also show that two out of every
three Inflated pedestrians killed by automobiles, were
violating traffic law or acting IN an obviously UNSAFE
manner
If you are particularly interested IN dying Just
now it might be well carefully to observe that excellent
slogan of the Detroit Safety Bureau:
Watch While You Walk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
of The Record Talks
Pulling to the Public
By BENJAMIN DrctSsERES

The one thing that Hitter
NusSolini and Stain fear IS
that millions Of their subjects
behind closed doors are silently
or openly laughing at them, at
their blowsy speeches and their
pompouS pictures, especially
when they are photographed
with their mouths wide open,
looking like birds waiting for
some one to drop a worm IN
HEIR outlets
l think the Pulitzer people,
or some one. should give prize
each year for the most lncislNe
banner headline. The iirs PRIZE
in such a contest ! would give
TO the man who wrote "Dlcta-
tors can't lick a laugh
HNO." SAID the professor at
~ our club. mo one can be-
come an American by just taxi
ing out naturalization papers
ANY more than | can become
a German by taking out natur-
aIization papers in Berlin.
AS a matter of fact, many
-perSnnS- are now holders OF
naturalization papers in this
country who have no right TO
them. They are merely cover
ups"
what i an American. then -
asked Pete. the club doubtcr.
ITS "A great deal more than
n person who merely takes an
oath to defend the constitution.
It's a person who not only un-
derstands il but who feels him
self literally part OF H. re-
piled the professor.
There are, of course, plenty
of persons born here who ought
really to he living in Moscow,
Berlin or Rome, for American
ism il not ~ much "A matter of
birth or an oath a. a state of
mind in which the central idea
sun j. Independence, self-relI-
ancc and liberty and the
resolution TO battle against ans
system, imported or domestic.
that will destroy that idea-sun