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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-01
HEARING

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-R-
The federal power commission
postponed today until March 10 a
hearing on the Nantahala power
and light company's appeal from
a commission ruling that a feder-
al license was required for con-
s%truction of a $35, 600, 900 Fontana
Hydroelectric plant in western
North Carolina. $
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-01
FATALLY INJURED

RUTHERFORDTON, Jan. 81
R-M. M. Lawson, 66, IF Miami,
Fla, was fatally injured at near
by Spindale last night by a truck.
Coroner Robert Hovis said the &C
cident was unavoidable.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-01
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, a.,

reached an agreement, and vo,,,.
reconvene here Tuesday. He "9 9ds
ed that the report probably aod,
be made public Wedpesdar" Oula
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-01

Enemies of the trans-oceanic
cables are the teredos, worms that
bore into the wire
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

! cup brown sugar. ! teaspoon bak-
Ing powder. pinch O aaitl and Gin
nafnon II deeiredl. milk
Melt butter ard blend with sugar
snd salt. Beat II EGG. Add appIea
Then sift IN flour 70 which baking
powder has been added Add enolsll
milk 10 make smooth batter Pour
into Hsaail creased muffin tina nd
bake IN hot oven fof about ~ min
utea.
Cereal Bacon Cazeset nor tNo1-
four eggx ! cup crumbs FROM rolled
flakes. 4 slices erispag rolled oorn
FAKES 4 slices erlsplT fried bacon.
SIT and dash 6 pepper. 7 table,
spoons cream. 2 tablespoons butter
Beaf egg whites and ToskN @Ea-
EateiY Foid together and mix eth
Aait. pepper ard eFeam. MeA butter
Il onneiet pan heavy frying panl
And add egg mixture. STR sAeElz
from bottom Until cooked thorough.
, HoA bacon into ANAL BITS ed
nix with cereal aamh3 Faee Ws
oae-hali q oaseleE and f0id 60
other Btde gently
VARY On different days b patzlEss
different cereal ard meat aaEa -
rolled shredded wheat minced eea4.
e liver. &c
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
A CLEAN RANCE
Is NEW

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
wssh iely tnpplng graham pine
afs.ss ff5tscrS mla

a4sh Nliy topping graham pine
ansax ffitscr& ml&
R4ce waffmslH I cup nSxzf
Nth z te&spcans haktn9 poWanE
add ! t~ablekpcxsn sugar and tnA-
sroon salt Roat 2 ezz yniks Into ]
cup ml& and add q flrur. beAtine
arEal snncfn Add | cup ccld cock-
ed rsce and 4 tablespoons mailed
butter rnid In stiffiy beaten white
q Ne 2 eggs Bake On waffle trua
ana serve AZ Gree with leHno<l
hnney-conhine ! cup Of honey ard
Z tablespoons of lensan juice Mtx
vel and serve on bet wAfflas Ia
cold weather q few chcpped nut
meats added improves The spread.
vitamln Serambie-erunole y
plain graham crackers and add /
cup cup O. rich milk Of diluted
eEaperated cream talutnc one
half Beat 4 esex slightly and add
then add 4 heaaane tablespoons o.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
Ham And Egg Biscuit
Invites 4 ppetfte

When Ire fiFz1 narm speII nslsAa
E8fky0nea apostle mother haa hsf
en- way q turning nlbhiea ~
Fks back into good hDsess sn-
toymsnt o. fo1d The h1ok nhad
smile. k - haze meals thAs hak
tAsht and inviting ara fun q nas1I
81 which stla contain plenty e
noarlthmenf
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NeuiaFly GOOD appetite fiekieF ~ >
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really sustaining and ne olaals 4
deed psnk han and tttcc1 eszs =
3 aAace made - aendennes efeam *
uszahroom soup sends 20 m4ozN
shifts that make Kea 4 ~ azzt
smells goodi@
Ham and - nIzeuii s~hAaeaks
z cana condensed aeam & mSs.a
FHm soup ! euu miik. + eaaa
ssked deed han. . sgsa. hard
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#ap into 3 saaesHzn mix EEL 4zsa
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Denzh - shertnahe
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g teaspoaas 8zIaH pesdof. s 49,
sp1nztz butter. ! cup fnpsNozzas1e=
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

grated American cheese. Season
with salt and pepper Heat I table,
spoons II butter in heavy skillet
ever moderate fire. Pour IN the
mixture and stir slightly until soft
y scrambled. Turn out ON serving
platter and spread top with . red
Jelly.
Graham Pineapple Fritters-Beat
3 eggs. add ? dozen Graham crack
era. erumbied. / teaspoon SALT and
teaspoon baking powder. Fold In
/ cup pineapple tidbits. drained and
cut In small bits. Drop by small
spaonfuls In butter or small amount
Of fat Serve with glass Of cold milk
in summer or cup Of cocoa In
winter.
Youthful Breakfast Menu
Paramount Toast with ham.
applesauce delight. royal baked
stuffed apples best beverage.
Paramount Pineapple Toast With
Ham
Toast slices Of bread a light
brown. dip IN mixture Of 2 eggs.
slightly beaten with / cup cream.
Then saute in 2 tablespoons butter
untli weli Drowned. Pour over the
slices a sauce made Of I cup Of pine
apple juice, II cups crushed pine
apple. 2 teaspoons lemon juice and
I tablespoons sugar. brought 70 =
boil Lay slices Of brolled ham on
he toast
Appiesaaee Delight
Crate some p~lmpernlckel. mix it
with An equal weight Of sugar and
frs the mixture IN butter tai L
smells good Then spread II on the
pan 70 prevent elotting. While Il Il
STD hot. las some Of Il Ia q deep
dish. cover with : layer Of apple
sauce and then 3 layer Of raspberry
Jam. then fried pumpernickei and
sugar again. When cold cover with
4 generous layer Of whipped cream.
then q mixture q equal portions Of
grated pufnp<rutckeI and grated
chocolate Is spread on top ana
decorated with whipped cream.
Royal Baked Stuffed Apples
Core apples. place Ii baking dhh.
aP WIN N1AtaHf914 anu NaAH II
moderate oven Remove from oven
and I'll with 3 mixture o. "a eusss
finely chopped cooked prunes con-
blncd with 2 cups mashed banana
and "a cup sugar. ! teaspoon Gin
nafnon. ana { cup shredded COCOA
nut. Reheat for s feu minutes and
serve while hot
Beat Breakfast neTerAre
Cook together until smooth ana
Ihlek 2 teaspoons coca. 8 grain Of
at ; pinch Of cinnamon, ! table
spoon corn syrup / cup water 70
each cup oestrsd Then add % Gun
rich milk 20 each cup heat thor
9aEalY and serve.
Breakfast Fer The Teanxer Set
Whole wheat. apple mullins, but
e. cereal bacon ezneleL oranee
Ialee Jelly toasl hes eoeoa o. min
As TIE breakfast hour "a usually
; H1sn affair. . eek = school On
tine. these dEhea certain NECESSARY
Hamlns Ia combination form.
Apple whole sheaE mufflns-aaa
aEs cae-haif cps whole wAezE
fz11f. - cup cooked NAMED %
pa ] egg. : tablespoons butter,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
Vitamin Breakfast
Splendid for Young
School Children

TIE growing enid espectAlly
meets the essential f1o1x 70 begin
the sIs0ol cay-m8lks fer boE
strength. frus - guard ire health
and quick~energx sords found ia
cereals. breads etc However there
i no need q serving stereo-typcd
meals dag after dsy. IN order 10 get
these vsEanins Brighten the day
for your youngsters and start them
off right by varying ycar Ways o.
serving plain everyday foods The
following IS wel-ealanced menu, and
easy % prepare
Menu
Chilled grange juice. rice waffies
with lemon honey. vstarnln scramble
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

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Try These Unusual
Filings for Menu

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MAKE 8AnaW N spfeeA tsash alexs
= hf6ad Nlta better. thsu nfte aee
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squares ~ usaAKisA
II make Feilasl nanam8eh Gu
MAf ~ unallnaa bread hstu I e. J
pinxE8 uaen kins bread lenaahmtea
spFe4d each aik2 uiuh buttSF and
san3wirh spxsa1 ard roll mgash
Nth butter aFla spast Ia hfulisF
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soap cup ehGn knsare. ! lAhsn-
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slna Empty IT, lean with BACON
soup 81at - e easnea fIe1n Eas caa
into 4 boMl Add Ire chill aa1loe and
aasna q maFonnAlss dressing ard
mia sell
r. make OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uss
slics ~ bread win butter and other
slifs wfih tlsH eMemn with mne1n
filling put tneetlAeF with lettuce e
unAe NmW
Maaes $40 sandwiches. uose4
Ifsn mixture mas be atnred n :
ffi8tfat0F.
spa fos family meals should b
usixe8 for raflesF.
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dAF-tp blend fuanstinr two 81 mere
soups % afhlexe individual Ttasn4s
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etpNElaiiY fuF summer me4Iz.
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EAtA4 beginning - . meal aesan
81 3ouT9o II Itself stimulates Hs
fite and. being hoh h heigm keasl
dAaeNtkpna happy since Ne AL nned
4 nttie hot fo1a with every sansrxsaf
meal. 3 quick nasy-1o-pnepare hot
diah Ills soup : . happy choice.
Hr lnstanoe, wendy fsarrse
bfignt and twinklsna star n ths
mplion picture ~. suggests flia a.
one Of her faEoFita SOUPS ia fIaxas
= lively and Il L . c0logfui ~ dlzh
% set before : guest
summerstsns Crsam soap
tablespoons butter. I CUP Eeska
sliced. ! large cucumber. siinad :
eans condemned chicken noua / esau
miik, ! cup cream. ! cup condensed
tomato soup.
Melt the butter and esmk fhe
leeks and eaeumbers until SOFT bst
moi brown. Then ADJ uha etlrkeh
soup and simmer gently for % MN.
atfA Put through = asFaiuer fa4e.fs4
ne rice ard IS mitch II the eaeame
her and leek as wili eaaslg -
through tanosAer easy wag i t.
fore through the potato rlref4. 40
tie hos milk and rFenm ard Il ne
last. add the tomato SOUP heated
$-e May b. served hnE q
Iced Coffee Te Heat Heat
On hot DAYS ny bng eiaasas q
ICED coffee. made freah ana strong.
sith plenty Of ice. ard lkzAg-aa~
thistiedown eup1akes Tor hAfEAnt
Make regular strength coffee b
Fpaf favortte method uss 1 hsAnzga
tablespoon Of coffee for each -
m~easaFtng cup fe-ozs.l * azsef
When coffee Is mada fn metal
maker, pour into eHnrnel. Ga.
ehina. Or eaEtfaHnwafe eonlaInsf.
euFer securely ard alloy to soaa
Place IN refriaera1os. II desired f.
serve. pour the ehiiied coffee aHse
AL glasses half-mied with lee.
Prom thfee-f0Hrths 20 one cup e
ftoied coffee 4 needed Gof eAeh
serving. depending nn he e1za =
slasAe4 used serve Mish sugar &c
plain or whipped cream
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

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care lis4t4ea Il eh1Aia bs ! $50
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
Delicious Dishes
Dinner For Two

Ham ard r. Fsixxle. Cfansnnsf
tsiefy Bread. Grape Jetig. Esnls
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culfra
fs&m ana gss Fsksxls
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cabed hau feukad3. 4 tahfeszzzzza
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and fnAn aKa eusk five mInaEea
A9d a~aaeonH& mia ard nzeA naz4k
until rfaafnf Fesn 1seT riea
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apr90s NsaEaeh aFemins. aun
shredded is.faes q efnaa Nsx naa
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Juices ard arrange trust u nusI
hned with Ml1sAN
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ting 10 a maaeif ansnunf 81 ) slnzs
unsli : stiff dough = fuFsaea Maai
aBt ule anxMh and pat into n4sza1e
baking pen ahAsf 8 b. AzH Haks
10 q hos tg40 aAateea - vfsn fof
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ever the butlom half Il lha hisenii
Replace TIE up and aat FEEnAtnEnz
hall q mixture dFrf lk nAFxzzah
Nifh pafsisS Hefxea &c
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vfar "a cups ha4 mashed pasatunn
Comeine re beuf s0kIn nsuAna
heFf ana gravy Heat ana uKl III
into 3 esnatI - individual e-sAseease
Cover Nllh > laeef Il masisea pz4@z
soes ard b#As ~ . hot &C. g.
afnns - oven Cor abnalf Is minutes
s. bfo@n Ea.sfaza UNDER Ihe hHazIaF.
MNkss - posssosz
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
|Casseroles. pot-pies
Add Zest To Meals


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19
Hot Soup for
The Students

SOUPS bet mase tresn cannea
ur frssh feeaA ars always : hssp
- TIE heaNeksspxr. especially npw
when sAs has - step her mnrnlnx
woFk % set . hearty real Ter the
children hoaa frasn scheol TAet
mkke . ruoa aish fer supper &c
dinner. toa Served vita q gaa4
salad and dessert
Te9sy's Mena
ChiekenICern Soup or
Corn chewasr
Crackers or Hot Rssfered Tckrt
Mixed Fruit Salad
Whole Wheat Bread ard Butter
Cake CeHee or TEA
ChieAeac Germ sep
| can chicken iep coeked
lie cps miIk Salt ard Pepper
egg
Combine chicken rice suap With
milk. add corr and heat through;
season 70 taste with salt ard pep
per. Beat egg slightly and ssir
part u bot mixture slowly into i.
then add 10 ehieken and milk mlx.
tars and cock ] minute. stirring
constantly. You may sprinkle .
little chopped parsley over top Of
each serving 81 mealause II yea
wish.
Corn chswder
slices baron 2cpa bolilne
<EFeen onions. water
or / medium 2tbsps. butter
sized onion 2thsps. -four
9 medium to- 1qt milk
matoes Salt and pepper
8 ears corn
Cut bacon into cubes and fry
until lsght brown in the saucepan
IN which soup i 70 be made, add
chopped onions and chopped to-
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Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
Proposed Rotary Club Sponsors Fire Truck Purchase

In order to promote a Better ment of the community; Thought fullness of and helpfullness to other; High ideals in business and professions and The advance ment of international amity, good will and peace" a group of local businessmen gathered at luncheon in the Brown Bear Cafe and signed and application for a charter for the Kodiak Rotary Club, and a membership in the Rotary International Club.
 Nineteen prospective members signed the charter application for this new civic club which will afford local business men the op- portunity to gather at a combin- ation business and social session once a week. The application has been forwarded to the District Governor of Rotary, who this year, is a resident of Vancouver, British Columbia. A number of men invited to attend the organ ization were unable to do so, owing to urgent business.
 After the Kodiak Rotary Club Is formed, wives of Rotarians will be able to form the ladies branch of Rotary known as Rotary Anns, and become the nucleus of a progressive womens organization thatis non-sectarian
 The prospective Rotarians feeling an immediate and very
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Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
Yanks-Dodgers Each Win Game
 First Game

In the opening game of the 1941 World Series played We'd nesday, the New York Yankees defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers by a score of 3 to ?.
 Behind Red Rulings brilliant six-hit pitching and Joe Gordon's slugging, the Yankees took the measure of the Dodgers, in the first game of the possible seven game series, played in the Yankee stadium before a record crowd of 6S, $40 paid admissions.
 Gordon's Homer in the sec ond inning gave the l940 cham pions lead the "Flatbush Buns" never were able to over come. A double play in the nin- tn by the Yankees finished the game with two men on bases s and the possible winning run.
 Each team made six hits, but only one error was made in the entire game, by Brooklyn.
 Batteries were Davis, Allen and Owens for Brooklyn, with Ruffing and Dickey for the Yankees.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
Dr. GabrieIson Conducts
 Hearing Fishery Regulations

A public meeting was held last Tuesday morning in the Legion Hall, for the purpose of gather ing information and data pertln- ent to fishing conditions locally and for the purpose of suggest ions for the 1922 fishing regul- ations.
 Dr. Ira Gabrielson, chief of the Bureau of Wildlife and Fishery Conservation arrived on the ste amer to conduct this meeting, accompanied by Seth Thompson, director of Alaskan Fisheries and Dale Tripp, secretary for Dr. Gabrielson. In addition to these officials, both Ralph Ferrandini, local fishery warden and Jack Benson, wildlife agent were pre- sent.
 Although there were not many spectators or other persons vit- ally interested in the fishing in- dustry, a member of local per sons spoke on various phases of the salmon fishing activities of the Kodiak area and included D. Buck Hoylman secretary of the United Fishermen of Alaska, Carl Brunstad, Jack Petaja and Chris Helgason.
 One of the most important subjects discussed was the turn ing of the Cape Uyak and Cape Karluk areas into gill-netting a. reas, which had formerly been used for purse-seining and beach, seining.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
Hunting Party Gets
 Four Kodiak Bears

Each of them with their bag limit of two Kodiak bears apiece, Ryal and Charles Miller of Sioux City, Iowa, left Kodiak, with the fondest of memories of a fine hunting expedition, at Karluk Lake, under the direction of Charles Madsen, well known guide and big game hunter.
 Getting their first bear within two days, the Miller brothers kill ed their limits within ten days and although their trophies are not of record size, they measure we'll over 9 feet in length and the hides are in first class con dition.
 One camp was established on Karluk Lake and the other on the Kodiak Island main-
 Continued on page A