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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13
Angoon and Hydaburg.

Angoon and Hydaburg.
 pr. LeCocq. graduate of the Uni versity of Oregon Medical College and specialist in orthopedic work is one of four Seattle orthopedic surgeons who take care of Alaska crippled children when hospitalized there, either in the Children's Or thopedic Hospital or in the Swed- ish Hospital.
 Many of the cases which he will follow up will be children on whom he has operated in Seattle.
 Many Alaska Cases
 According to Dr. Ramsey thers are in Alaska 241 crippled children of whom some record and diagno- sis has been made by local physi- clans.
 Living in the First Division are "A crippled children, GA of whom have been hospitalized and are in need of follow-up treatment in or der to insure proper development This treatment will be given by Dr. LeCOcq. n
 The remainder of the crippled children reported will be exam ined and classified according tc the urgency of their need of treat ment.
 Tt is important" Dr. Ramsey stated, that disqualification and follow-up treatment be given at the proper time for if delayed tot long they may become worse or development to the point where they cannot improve and become custodial cases"
 There are 20 white crippled chil- dren in Juneau and Is in Ketchi- kan with approximately an equa number of natives. Others in the same proportion are scattered about the smaller centers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13
SrocK Quou17osss


 NEW YORK, March Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is Az, American Can 87A, Anaconda 24A, Bethlehem Steel 781a, Commonwealth and Southern lli16, Curtiss Wright 8% General Motors 431a, International Harvester AS, Kennecott 33A, New York Central l2 3/4, Northern Pa- cific 6. United States Steel 57b, Pound $4.03H.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGE
 The. following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 122.56, rails 2792, utilities 1946.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13

space reserves.
 No plane and no vessel other than public planes or vessels may operate in these reserves without special permission from the Secretary of the Navy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13

Japan exports more crabmeat to the United States than any other product except silk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13

One-tenth of Americas industrial workers live in New York, Chicago Philadelphia and Detroit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13

Tobacco consumption increases in good times, decreases as business falls off.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13

veted the Balkans CD following adding Bulgaria to the Axis lineup Fur Britain posted warships both sides of the straits other steamed out of Istanbu
 of the and Black Turkish troops (2 being concen-
 the region of the Dardanees In Sofia M the capital of Bulgaria Btans minister George Rendel had an audi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13
TAXES DUE SOON

Second payment of 194O munich pal taxes will become delinquent Saturday, March Is, according to the Juneau City Clerks office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13

The army's estimated defense needs, embrace, 45,000 different items, the navy's 29,000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13

Try a classified ad in The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13

Atlantic clipper planes can carry 13,000 pounds of mail under favor able conditions.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
For Breakfast

Frankfurt buns split lengthwise
toasted, and served with jam are
good breakfast fare.
Evening star., 1941-07-07

Milady with nail polish! ritual for There's
Haiti
chosen clearing CASUALLY the heavily populated section of
Of nothing
lacking perhaps the thobbne of drums the background
n1iady pulled weird
the
struck quite polish
An otherworld atmosphere descend about
the Whit tiny
the nail With
mence in s-out fashion Nothing world until has
Of the
singleness piercing
Medusa before Shall
socey of Molten Rose AzueSheen SnoGlo? Ahal The
can't make the mind Judging from the monoyabc mumbng
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Manners
of the
Moment

I've been reading so much lately
about the hazards of living in =
house-the dangers hidden in .
kitchen, the high mortality rates
of bathrooms, etc.-that I'm begin
ming to think I'd better move into
a tent. But meanwhile that Is.
while I am stitching the canvas
together and hunting the vacant
lott 1 should like to admonish my
friends and suggest that they start
clearing their homes Of lurking Ca
tastrophes.
Not long ago I entered the living
room of a friend, and as I made
my entrance I slipped on a little
two-by-four rug and fell heaclong
into the laps of the other guests
1t was somewhat embarrassing for
me- NY hostess tried to cover up
my embarrassment about my awk-
wardness by blaming it on the rug.
And finally we all settled down to
normal. But I think my hostess
should have picked up the rug then
and there and flung it out the win
dow. Until she does I'm going to
have a complex about entering her
living room.
In another home I'm always trip
ping over an electric light cord
that seems to have the habits Of
an octopus.
They laugh at me and think me
Evening star., 1941-07-07

Sally compliment when We said
that she was such pure, sweet
young girl? Or that we expected
Adeline to be grateful for being
called nice? Or that mothers
once adjured their little daughters
to act like ladies?
Brave. indeed. and incased in
armor plate would any one need to
be who handed out that bouquet OF
prickly thornS to the modern girl.
What she wants to be called is
"glamorous. or a good sport" or
tough guy" and the last thing
on earth she wants TO be Is "a
lady
And do YOU remember when people
talked about "obedient children"
They did truly. but there is no use
in going into that subject now be-
cause there are no more obedient
children They are a lost species of
fauna and We had just as we'll
discuss the habits of the pterodactyl
about which We only know by
hearSay.
And then there was day In
which We all talked and wrote
about "woman's sacred influence"
I haven't heard ANYBODY mention
that in the last 20 years, have you?
Whether women suddenly woke up
TO what a joke it was. and what
ninnies they were to believe they
could supply artificial backbones to
spineless men, or stop the thirsty
from drinking, or make any man
do anything whatsoever that he
didn't want to do and hadn't the
strength of character to do for the
sake of his own manhood, nobody
knows. But, anyway. somehow the
subject was dropped and if you
should mention "womans sacred in
fuence" to any coed today, she
wouldn't know what you were talk
ing about. and she wouldn't be in
terested unless she thought it was
some new way of snaring a date.
Funny how our theme songs
change. Recall some of the past
They will give you a laugh.
Evening star., 1941-07-07

directly is responsible for spelling
the surfaces of those cleaning, still
damp appendages! Many broken
male can testify to the vigor and
explicitness of the curse which
springs from violating the sanctity
of The Nail. Walpurgis Night
would be a tea-dance by compar-
ison.
How can this challenge to civili-
zation be met? What is the answer
to this blight on the soul of man.
kind? We have a theory that the
while sorry state stems from an
inner urge Of the female mind to
tinker Obviously, it wouldn't be-
come a lydie to sprawl on the floor
with a layout of toy choo-choos or
a jiffy chemistry set. Dolls are out,
too, since little sister is entitled to
some inof1ensive little corner on joy
So what outlet has the arbitrarily
adult woman to turn to but some
thing like collecting impossibly
shaped containers Of colored liquid?
Objects not only pleasant to the eye
as they stand shoulder to shoulder,
row on endless row, astride the chif-
fonier or mingled with the shaving
equipment on a bathroom shelf, but
eminently distracting as playthings.
What fun to dabble in the sirupy
goo! But the trouble is. it's simply
too much for the most tolerant male
to endure, especially in view of the
vast number of wholesome pastimes
open TO milady's whims.
Concerning possible remedies. one
must be philosophic and admit there
amt no sech. However, a move in
in the right direction would Ger
tainly be a pressure application on
the dream boys who devise the
myriad different" shades for this
kind Of polish and that Theirs has
been a complete conquest of the fe-
male susceptibility. They are the
Svengalis who have succeeded in
making women color conscious,
slaves to deity that stalks about,
fingers dangling, their terminal
points a-glitter with oolors that
shamelessly defy Mother Natures
time-honored spectrum.
Mr.. Lew Lehr once observed that
monkeys is the cwaziest people. :"
Mr.. Lehr is misguided.
Evening star., 1941-07-07

ChployCu lllc OdpllFdIillS CildlHlS VI
Geranium-Drench yesterday, SO to-
day it would hardly do to take ad-
vantage of Molten-Rose' benefits,
since Molten-Rose exudes that Ger
tain overwhelming puissance so
similar to the Drench. No. She
will be insinuating today. She viii
subtly wend her way into the hearts
OF all with Sno-Glo, which, accord
ing to such reliable sources as the
manufacturer. has long been noted
for just that. Or does sne have
in mind that st-E-Mauve shade
sensation which swept the country
last week
The lady was right the tirst time
Sno-Glo it is. OF comes the top of
the potion bottle! Just a moment
while the sorcerer's apprentice lays
down his pipe and gets that drafted
top loosened. Now, OUT with The
minuscule wand loaded to the hilt
with winning Clio. And there
1t Is on. in less time than it taxes
to rub 1t oil again because it had
the audacity to dribble onto the
restricted cuticle area A noise of
dismay: The polish remover has
Just entered q yawning hangnail.
That, however, is only one of those
minor deterrents. zut. Fait ac-
comph, the job is done. all ten
precious little digits a-glo with
Sno-Glo.
BY this time the air, of course is
thick with an aroma suggesting the
combined forces of turpentinie, coal
oil and witch hazel. The wholesome
scents of flowers, sachet and toba eco
have fed in disorder. In the inter-
ests of elf-preservation. mortal
souls in the immediate vicinity will
also have done wisely to beat q
strategic retreat. For not only has
the air become coagulated, but a
new and more ghastly being mas
arisen from her improvised throne
The transformed siren has now be-
come q creature who glares at you
with sort of triumphant defiance
She moves deliberately, arms safely
beyond reach of each other. fingers
widespread somewhat on the order
OF Dracula moving in for the kill
only q heap more deadly. Woe to
the man or beast that even in
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Bv Barbara Bell

You will be ready to 90 out
ss,d have fun at a dance or party
and be the belle of the crowd in
this unusual and so very appeal
ing new frock. 1t has that swing
skirt the younger set admires, top
ped with the most demure blouse
Imaginable. The entire neckline
Is edged with a snowy white rutf1e,
run through with narrow velvet
ribbon. You can make this dress
with long skirt, too. Pattern No.
1405-B is for you if you like to be
ahead of others in wearing the
new styles first.
Make the skirt of polka dot
satin crepe or taffeta and the
blouse of white muslin. The eye
let embroidered beading and ruff
ned edge can be found with the
ribbon run through. or YOU can
make your own ruff1ed effect of
the same material as the blouse.
An evening version might be made
with a velvet skirt and white chif-
fon top.
Pattern No. 1405-B is in sizes
u, IA, l6, 10 and 20. Core
Aponding bust measurements are
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Protect Skin
From Heat
Of Sun
Creams or Lotions
Should Be Used
Generously
Br Patricia Lindsay

By Patricia Lindsay
If you permit your skin to tan or
bronze without the aid of lotion or
cream, you will discover at the end
Of the season that it has toughened
in texture considerably, and discol-
ored also.
Carrying your bottle of sun lotion
down to the sea is not sissy. And
wise is the girl who insists that her
beau do likewise as mems skin can
be even more tender than womans.
What you take in your beach bag,
for skin protection, depends en-
tlrely on your type of skin and how
much sun tan you desire.
There are preparations to pre-
vent tanning altogether which keep
your skin quite fair even under the
suns rays. There are other prep
arations which invite tan very
quickly giving you a rich bronze
shade in four or five sun baths.
Tender, or very young skins. can
find a lotion which will permit a
gradual change of skin color. There
are greasy and non-greaSy formu-
las, daintily bottled connections and
others in the most medicinal look
ing bottles. With this wide choice
there is little excuse for sunburn,
sun fever or any other sun discom-
fort
But you must bear in mind that .
single application of any sun prep
aration will not serve for an all
day exposure Frequent appllca-
tions while you are summing are
necessary for thorough protection.
In fact until your skin is seasoned
from gradual exposure it is best
to take the sun no longer than
couple of hours after being
thoroughly anointed. Then cover
yourself with a robe or towel.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Act at Once
On Physical
Defects
Lose No Time in
Seeking Advice
Of Specialist
By Leffice Lee Street,


The first reaction that parents
feel when they discover that their
child is not physically perfect is
quite normally one of incredulous
despair and often bitterness against
so cruel fate. But even though
life has indeed dealt them one of
its hardest blows. these feelings
should be conquered as quickly as
possible
They must be transformed into
constructive thinking and acting by
the miracle of courage and hope.
This for the sake of the parents
as well as for the little child.
Not infrequently 1 receive letters
from heart broken mothers asking
questions like these: rs my baby
deaf?" He does not talk as yet"
MY baby's head drops down on
one shoulder, what snail I do?"
MY boy can not walk and he is
three years old Is he all right?"
As I read these words / feel the
agony and suspense between the
lines, and I wish so much that I
could help. But the only person
who can do good is physician. To
such mothers / want to say, hold
on, grip your faith in strong hands,
try not to think of yourself and
you will feel some relief, and act
at once to find aid for your Gaby.
Select the best pediatrician, bone
doctor, surgeon. psychlatrlst or
whichever specialist is needed and
visit him without delay.
A good doctor is almost always
generous If you tell him honestly
that you cannot afford to pay large
fees he will send you bill that is
within your means. But If even this
is too great debt for you to
shoulder, then take your baby to a
children's clinic for diagnosis and
treatment. Nowadays lack OF
money is no excuse for neglecting
to find proper medical care.
DeformitieS should be treated as
quickly as possible. 1t is unfair to
the rights of the child for parents
to sit back blindly and say. Maybe
the baby will outgrow it." There
should be no "maybes." Neglect
may result in . permanent, incur
able condition.
Defects In eyes, ears, bones. cleft
palates, club feet and so on should
be examined by a doctor the mo-
ment they are observed or suspected.
Poor posture in babies and young
children should be corrected by
patient, regular exercise and i'm
proved diet, lest permanent spinal
curvatures result.
We have prepared two useful
gifts for you: One Is chart that
clearly shows the value OF foods
suitable for the average young
child and the other describes =
series Of welI-tested exercises for
the entire body with hints on
how to gain your child's CO.
operation in performing them.
II you wish .either or both Of
these, send for our CLASSIFIED
FOOD TABLES and THE I'M
PORTANCE OF CORRECT
POSTURE pamphlet, inclosing .
Scent stamp with your request.
Print your name and address
clearly. and address orders to
the Woman's Department Of
The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Family Man Is Still in Existence Despite Modern Cncm and Rdicue
This Weeks S
| Preserving
Recipes
By Betsy CssweH

~ Betsy CGsWeH
wenans Editor.
BAR-LK-DUC.
I quarts unstemmed eurrsnss.
4 cups sugar.
Ia cups water.
Wash the currants well and plck
from stems. Boil the sugar and
water together for 3 to 10 minutes.
Add the currants. cook for IS min
utes. Pour into hot, sterilised Jars
and seal ut once.
MEDLEY CONSERVE.
4 cups currants.
5 cups gooseberries.
an cups blackberries.
cups sugar.
cups walnuts.
Wash and pick over berries, add
sugar and cook until thick, STIR
ring frequently. Cook for about
one and one-hslf hours. Removs
from the fire. add nut meats, pour
into clean, hot glasses. Parafln
when cool.
HALF-AND-H HALF CURRANT
JELLY.
Use equal proportions Of red and
white currants. Pick over the cur
rants, but do not remove the stems.
Wash and drain fruit. Mash tbs
berries, a few at time, with
wooden maSher, in the bottom OF ths
kettle, continuing until all are used.
Cook slowly until the currants look
white and translucent. Strain, then
let juice drip through jelly bag.
Measure, bring to boiling point and
boil for minutes. Add two-thirds
as much sugar as Juice, stir until
sugar is dissolved. and boil rapidly
until sirup sheets" from the spoon.
Skim, fill sterilized glasses, cool and
seal.
RASPBERRY AND CURRANT
JELLY.
2 quarts currants.
2 quarts raspberries.
Sugar.
Wash the fruits and heat SLOWLY
until the juice flows freely, then
simmer for 10 minutes Strain
through jelly bag to extract all Juice.
Measure. cook juice for 10 minutes.
adding three-fourths cup sugar for
each cup of juice. Boil rapidly un-
til sirup sheets from the edge Of
the spoon. Pour into hot, steril-
lied glasses. Parafin.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Human Nature UNCHANGED
By Flippancy of Today;
Old Virtues Persist
Our Worn Cliches of the Past
Will Provide Only Laughs
For the MOdern.Minded
Rr Dorothy Dix


ciches queer the phrases
deuetude
Cleveland would astonised
would old friend thought dead
of this fact actually startled when
the the other that prominent politician
family called family man
substantial citizens The kind of you know who
interested
spelling than they their hosiery who
who their and raise prize daha and VINO
spend instead of night club
Therein millions
left country TO
thinks of describing them
family men of vision pioneers
merchants
fathers Probably not
Evening star., 1941-07-07

even a family man" would want
1t known that he was one. He
would feel that il sort of dated him.
Then there was time We
placed the laurel wreath around a
mans head when We called hlm
"chivalrous." 1t was the crutch the
orator leaned upon in describing his
candidate for dog catcher. the refuge
of the obituary writer. A man might
have broken all the Ten Com
mandments, but if he had the
grand manner and paid fioWery
compliments to the fair sex and
jumped to assist a lady over two
inch gutter. all was forgiven him.
He was applauded for his chivalry
But did you ever hear modern
man called chivalrouS? Did you
ever see one outside of a museum
for antiques? Well. of course. when
women went into the front doors of
business Offices, chivalry scrammed
out of the back doors, and that Is
natural enough because a man
doesn't feel called upon to sharpen
the pencils and pick up the papers
she drops. for the dame who has
taken away his Job. Nor is there
anything in husky young woman
In pants. who swipes his cigarettes,
to call forth a tender. protective
instinct in the masculine bosom.
So the chivalrous man is the for
gotten man. as is the man OF
sentiment" of all the old-fashioned
novels He was so gentle and
sensitive he could not cope with a
cruel world H. e. hold a job. and
he wrote poetry and was the ideal
OF all maiden readers. We would
call him sissy now, and no novelist
would put him in a book can't
think of a single best-seller who has
q hero who is decent enough to ask
10 dinner.
Then rack your memory for the
terms of appreciation that we used
TO members of the feminine sex.
They sound like something brought
down from the hair trunk in the
attic. Can you believe that we
actually thought We were paving
Evening star., 1941-07-07
That Mysterious Feminine
Ritual, the Manicure,
Amazes a Mere Man
Urge to Tinker Responsible
For Nail Polish Nuisance,
Says Today's Observer
Bv yokn ". Sfebt


I'D note In the first short Of fash
Star stat,
a typical male reaction to the fngernah probemJ
Evening star., 1941-07-07

80. 80, "a. SO and 49, Size II 1922
requires 1ss yards IS or 80 inch
fabric for blouse; 3a4 yards. For
full length skirt 5ls yards short
skirt portion, 10 yards of ribbon
for skirt and 7 yards eyelet en-
broidery edge for neckline and
sleeves
If you want more ideas for
summer sewing - for yourself and
your family, send Is cents for our
Summer Fashion Book. Here we
present aprons, overalls, ronpers,
suits; patterns, in fact, for every
need. Our detailed sew chart i. is
sent with each of the patterns this
valuable book presents.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
| |WhyGrow
|Old?
3v Josephine LO,Dman

v
DR.. Weston A. Price, D. D. s.,
says: Tooth decay is not only un-
necessary. but an indication Of our
divergence from Natures funda-
mental laws of life and health"
The following paragraphs taken
from DR.. Prices interesting book,
Nutrition and Physical Degenera-
ton" will give you some idea of the
growing knowledge concerning the
importance of food to health:
Organic activators (vitamins to
YOU can be divided into two main
groups, water soluble and fat
soluble. An essential characteristic
of the successful dietary programs
of primitive races has been found
TO relate TO a liberal source of the
fat soluble activator groups.
The mineral intake of most mod
ern diets is far insufficient even if
the body were capable of absorbing
all of the minerals from all of the
foods taken, which it isn't. Expert
ment shows that most people cannot
absorb more than half of the CAL
cium and phosphorus from foods
eaten. The amounts utilized de-
pend directly on the presence of
other substances. particularly, the
fat soluble vitamins.
1T is possible to starve for min
erals abundant in the foods eaten,
because they cannot be utilized. 1t
is here that the greatest break
down in modern diet takes place.
Primitive people who show a high
freedom from dental decay have
all provided a nutrition containing
at least four times the minimum
dietary needs.
''On the other hand. the refined
diet of civilization usually fails to
provide even the minimum"
Tomorrow WHY GROW OLD
will tell you more about these fat
soluble vitamins and what foods
give them to you.
If you wish to have a list to
help you establish your mineral
intake, send = Scent, stamped,
self addressed envelope with
your request for my leaflet. a
Guide to Food Types" to Jose
phine Lowman in care of The
Evening Star.
Evening star., 1941-07-07

gangly. used to agree with them.
But I'm beginning TO change my
mind. It's those cords and rugs of
theirs >. and until they do some
thing about them I'm sticking to
my tent. JEAN.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Oven Protection

Since fruit and berry pies have a
way of running over in the oven,
place shallow pan under the pie
to catch the drippings The pan can
be more easily washed than the
oven
Evening star., 1941-07-07
In Place of Toast

Make sandwiches of bread and
marmalade. Toast them in the
broiler and serve for breakfast in
stead of toast.
Evening star., 1941-09-26
Champ Lesnevich to Aid Nova
In Unique Sporring Session

title tussle Monday with Joe Louis
at the Polo Grounds in New York.
And, amid the raising
the thing caused, none of the old
timers around could remember when
something like this took place before
if ever. Not even the bare
knuckle survivors like Dumb Dan
Morgan could recall when a world
titleholder was called in to work
more or less as a sparring partner
for another fighter
"Of course" it was explained
carefully Gus isn't coming up here
as sparmate. He has been called
in because Novas handlers want to
try to perfect a certain bit of Louis
offense.
This certain something that Nova
will work on at the session is a
short right hand delivered inside
his opponents appraised left-a
weapon he has been using with some
success against his sparring part
ners during his training here.