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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-14

hn Morrison arrived in his home in Hanes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-14

Territorial Attorney General returned to Juneau after a trip to Fairbanks business
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-14

Miss Elizabeth Madsen arrived on the Estebeth from she had been visiting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-14

Lynch appearing the stage at Spckes Palae ening singing songs between the features.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
First Line Of Defense IS the american Home and it, 11pu,
Market Carefully
And Shop by Week;
But Do Not Hoard -Fooo

v OF only is 1t important In feeding family to put
n well balanced meals on table and pack mn
~ trious lunches for dad and the children but we
- must select the food and for It wisely.
Prudent homemakers shop by the week and
keep an eye open for sales While want ample
do not to hoard
Government authorities report that az thsy can
anticipate there will be than adequate supply
OF food to take Of needs enough shipment
England.
OF there great difference between conserving
food or preventing waste and boarding.
Suggestions on Buying
Miss Harriet Elliott of the Office of Price Administration
offers many suggestions buying
First of all that appearance In not
always indicative of quality For instance. small surface
bemsh need not penetrate to the center of orange
is indication of quality Often the smaller variety
better for juice
Buy potatoes for you intend them for boiling
arm, waxy and for baking and MASKING mealy type
OF have to experiment right type
Good quality white potatoes free marks Of decay
such az soggy rough spots.
snoothness. shallow eyes. uniformity Of size clean
skins indications Of good quality may be difficult
detect frozen potatoes until they cooked when black
rim will appear the skin. Sometimes the potato will
appear watery
you buy quantity storing put potaoe.
in moist COOL dark place Sort them in while
spoiled and pick off the sprouts.
Apples and Sweet Potatoes
good quality sweet potato is free of soft
spots 1t should be smooth, uniform in size and bright
kept In dry cool place since they spoil easily Handle
carefully to avoid brusng.
Lghtskinned potatoes likely to be the mealy
ight-meaed The darker skinned types
syrupy, so-caled yams.
To conserve the greatest food value In potatoes
them, boil in their skins
What about apples? The medium 81. 2'4 inches
in diameter most desirable for general use
big apples are best for baking The slightly
varieties are best for general cooking
In cooking fruits and vegetables far minerals are
lost steamer pressure cooker used rather boiling
IN large amounts OF water Vegetables placed
and cooked rapidly lose less minerals started IN
cold water and cooked slowly. any In left save II
for sauces gravies soups.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Citrus Fruits Necessary

Tomatoes, oranges grapefruit necessary because
they have vitamn particularly important this
in warding off colds and similar infections
Cabbage and spinach would particularly cheap
of vamn this they show considerable
decline in price during the last few months.
More OF the vamin will be supplied if cabbage is
and If the green leaves. often thrown away are used
Provide servings of leafy, green yellow vege-
tables and servings Of potatoes other vegetables
fruit.
Eggs may be eaten in any form least 3 4 week
Don't forget cusards sauces and baking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Basic Items

However, II you are 10 be
adequately prepared for emer-
gencies, there are certain basic
items that should be there.
These include tannic acid Jelly
for burns. something TO relieve
pain. a remedy for faintness,
plenty OF baking soda 10 be used
as an emetic or relief for indi-
gestion. a mild laxative, band
ages. sterile gauze in sealed
packages. adhesive tape. a Their
mometer, a pair Of scissors and
a pair Of tweezers.
Knowing in a general way
what your new stock should be
is not the whole job. however
You must decide what kind of
remedy you want for faintness.
the safest and most effective
pain relief. and so on.
The Consumer Division OF the
Office OF Price Administration
in Washington has a few point
ers on the purchase Of some Of
these items.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Lean Meat Once a Day

Serve lean meat poultry fish day. sure that
there variety. Thrifty available including
rolled neck blade steak chuck rib beef pork butt
blade lamb chops Liver tongue should be served
week.
Each should have least servings
products dark rye whole-wheat bread rolled oats
cracked wheat whole flour and
enriched bread.
Use some butter or enriched margarine every day. Con
slider salt pork and bacon fat
Don't forget water glasses a day. It's not
only body regulator, but aids in warding off colds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Home Medicine Cabinet
Should Be We'll Stocked
Suggestions on Buying
WITH practice blackouts anc

WITH practice blackouts and
w air raid drills in the offlng
for coastal areas il is time for
the woman OF the house 10 turn
a critical eye upon the contents
OF her home medicine cabinet.
First of all, she must realize
that wartime casualties in the
home are very different from the
sort OF home accidents she has
seen all her life.
And so, let's look at the things
that ought to be on hand in case
OF a home accident from an air
raid. It is best TO begin with a
list-one that will tell you what
you should have in your medi-
cine cabinet.
The exact items that should
be there will be determined some
what by conditions within your
own family-the number and
ages Of its members. tendencies
TO particular ailments and in
jurieS. and how much money you
have TO spend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Apricot Nectar
tggnog Recipe

HAVE you ever served fruit
H eggnogs 10 guests at the end
OF a winter evening? It's an
innovation in refreshments in
the average home. This apricot
nectar eggnog is a delectahle
recipe that serves six generously.
Beat four eggs until thick and
lemon colored. Beat in three
fourths cup confectioners' sugar
gradually. Beat in two tsble-
spoons lemon juice and one tea
spoon grated rind. Stir one and
one-half cups chilled apric -
nectar into the egg mixture,
small portion at a time.
Whip one and one-half CUPS
heavy cream. Put approximately
four tablespoons of cream into
each Of six glasses. Add enough
of the nectar mixture 10 fill
glasses three-fourths full. Stir
10 blend lightly Top each glass
with remaining cream and
sprinkle with a few gratings Of
lemond rind or nutmeg. Serve
very cold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Beef Stew

ihe one pictured j. sue
Cos It's properly prepared and
SER ed at'ra lively things
which are easy - DO To duph-
cate il hly D pounds - beef
chuck You may also psc beef
thort rihs lamb or ,rM breast.
Wip~ the meat with y camp
cloth and c4t into nor-inch
pieces Brown in 2 tablespoons
OF hot lard Add ! cup Watel
cover and simmer for - min.
utes. i NAV BE- necessary 70 add
more water as cooking con-
tinueS
Add carrots s small white
onions and s potatoes and con
tinue 10 simmer until vegetables
are cone abOu, a. minutes
Sea -on with salt and p4ppor
Thicker tho lqId left IN M
kettle and spr1e Waththe stew.
Remember. is important 10 ar
range the foods deCprstVelS.
with the shape and color OF the
vegetables in mind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Treat Burns

For burns. tannic acid jelly is
recommended and nothing else.
The Jelly comes prepared for
use and should be kept on hand.
Under no circumstances should
greasy or oily ointments be used.
because a physician will have
10 remove the oil 10 treat the
burn and that is a dangerous
and painful process.
Aspirin five grain tablets is
a good drug for the relief of
pain. but it should be used in
small doses and not zoo often.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
leftovers

Baking soda is useful for in
digestion and. taken freely, is
good as an emetic 10 produce
vomiting Mineral oil or milk
OF magneSia are the safest laxa-
tlVeS.
And now that the question OF
what should be in your medi-
cine cabinet is settled. all that
remains is 10 remove everything
you have there now.
What you Will do with the left
overs depends on your own good
Judgment. Before you throw
them out. however, remember
that tragic things have hap
pened TO youngsters who played
doctor with drugs that they
found in the neighbor's rubbish
box. Find a good, safe place
we'll out Of reach of children
TO dispose OF them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Baked Eggs in Rolls

Remove sufficient crust and
soft center from the bottom Of
s hard crusted rolls TO hold one
egg Melt four tablespoons but
ter and brush the rolls inside
and out. Butter the center,
where the egg will rest, very
generously.
Put ono egg in each roll
Sprinkle with salt and place in
baking dish Place IN moderate
oven $50 degrees about u
minutes or until the egg whites
arc we'll So' Serve hot for
brcakfa.t or luncheon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Children
Will Enjoy
Helping, Too
MANY A bride of today is

MANY A bride of today is
Avn sorry that she did not
spend time in the kitchen, help
ing her mother prepare and
serve food.
Too. she wishes that she
might have done some OF the
shopping so that she would he
able TO buy intelligently in the
grocery stores and markets.
Every one being budget con-
sclous these days, families Will
be spending many more hours
together and Will be relying on
the home for recreation.
Why not take advantage OF
this in letting the children and
teen age girls learn 10 cook II
Will be fun for them as well as
educational.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

Aromatic spirits OF ammonia
IS recommended for faintness.
II should be bought in small
quantities and kept we'll stop
pered because IL evaporates
rapidly.
Bandages, gauze and adhesive
tape should be purchased in
small quantities and not allowed
10 lie around so that they W
get dirty.
GauZe should be in steriN
sealed packages and opened only
when 1t is 10 be used.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Poor Selection Is Cause

1t has been found that insufficient food 5 niue
ire Of malnutrtion poor choice Of food nick
appetos and addisn. Every mother should make he
earnest desire 20 give her family balanced diet
Jrred states government agencies connection with III
National Program Nutrition have up certain daily stand
ards which # initiated VII keep the family well and proper,
FED.
In planning menus figure quart Of milk for each chile
and pint for each adl+tYau either fluid whole
slm milk buttermlk evaporated milk, dry milk cheese
Count pint of undiuted evapoated milk 4 pound dry milk
pound Of cheese having about
quart Of fluid milk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

PART 3, PAGE s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Stretching Bud get
To Covef Nourishins
Meals Is Homemdker S Duty
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

vow ,aa' the country is homemakers have
n great challenge. No matter how busy We
" have been UP 10 this time there is still more
Il 20 keep occupied Not only must the food
dollar he stretched bur it must buy the proper
nouris rment
\ study Of family food supplies made recently by the
Bureau 4 Home Economics Washington shows that high
nu'rtve quality Emitted diets they
adequate
About one-fourth good than third fair and
another third poor. From this know that
millions Of families getting food their bodies need
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

" OF only Is It important In feeding family to pu
n well balanced meals the table and pack mn
~ tritous lunches for dad and the children, but "
- must select the food and for It wisely
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

ii. Pc yen:IreS. whtre .nd.-
vlduaiS VIII be dictated to by Off
c.aIs whom theyn be absolutely de-
pendent on, 70 keep EN-, dud her
i4Wllie, living.
/. follows that the Officials viii
De absolutely dictatorial.
AS suggested by 4 Ger press re-
l,u,e I've received.
"Whatll happen 10 our economic
system. 10 q political traditions.
az II oar church,"
We're assuming that We're aSSum-
In2 the ansWer-our generation.
We forget that were passing out
OF the picture. l. II going to be any
IMPROVEMENT? You gotta be an OPP
tIH.St to think SO.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21
LADIES NIGHT OF
CITY LEAGUE FRIDAY

Ladies night vii! be observed at
the soitball park Friday night when
Rose and North Henderson clash,
firemen said today
Ladies will be admitted free tt
the contest.
Play in the circuit continues T.
improve as the men get into condi-
ton, and fast games are in prospec
for the coming months.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21
LEAGUE

New York at Chicago,
Washington at ST. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

buttonless front. True fit, for
less strain and better wear.
Here's a tip for your wife.
ThereIl be less work On wash
day and your shorts will wear
longer if you change them fire.
GlentIy. AIight rinse cleans them
without scrubbing. HANEs
knitted Shorts require noironing.
Wear them with a FANES knit
ted Undershlrt for extra comfort.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Big Star VS. South Henderson.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
WinstQn--Sa!em at Durham.
= Portsmouth at Asheville G. games)
Richmond at Greensboro.
Charlotte at Norfolk q sulnts).
NATIONAL LEAGUE

81. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
ClnclnnuttI at Philadelphia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

Wnston-Salem 3. Durham ,.
G.oa~sborG ), Richmond 3 Called
adj Il titth).
OILY s-mes played.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

! GET u d.~n &, Il point. Doc
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-17

The most popular outfits among
feminine war workers include the long
coated slack suit of cotton gabardine.
which comes in sizes II way up to 81.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-17
Latest Style
In Eyebrows

WE'RE ABOUT 10 believe
that styles in eyebrows change
as rapidly as styles in hats.
Here but few short years ago
girls insisted on the hair thin
brow line, arched high in an
expression OF permanent sur
prise.
Then they consented 10 bring
them down 10 normal level. but
still plucked 'em 10 nothing.
Then ii became the thing 10
let them grow fairly heavy on
the inner ends only, tapering
them off TO nothing.
Now what do we see but
Anne Shirley, making up her
eyebrows for her role in Bonn
bardier said brows nice
natural line. narrowing slightly
at the outer ends but still a
good thick brow its whole
length. Anne says this new
accent on eyebrows is really an
accent for your face, adding
character and making a natural
frame for the eyes.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-17
Chrisfmas Gard
Etiquette Series

SHOULD THE wife of q
man in service include her
husbands n a m e on her
Christmas greeting cards? Is
IL proper to use his title II
he Is not a commissioned Of
ficer7
These are the questions
Mrs. Beeckman. etique tie
editor Of The Detroit Times
will answer in a series Of
two articles TO appear on the
womens pages Thursday and
Friday of this week.
II you are the wife OF q
man in service be sure to
watch for these articles. Sug-
gestions for writing informal
notes on cards are given. as
well as examples Of the form
that should appear on formal
cards.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-17
d-7S

CROCHET THIS beret dts
in picots and afghan stitch) in
wool or candlewick. It's so
practical and so easy 10 make!
Either the beret or the match
ing purse alone would make a
smart gift.
Pattern ATS contains direc-
tions for hat and purse; illus
trations Of stitches; materials
required.
Send IL cents in coins for
this pattern 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-17
Punching Bag

But you can very quickly tone
and firm this group. strengthen
your arms and make them
lovelier.
Keep that chest level position
iT7 mind for your exercise ;
extremely effective. From that
position you can work out with
A punching bag. or hard sofa
pillow suspended from a door
way. or do a wall exercise.
Stand facing a wall. feet few
inches out from il and parallel,
palms Of hands on wall. chest
height. Keep your body in a
straight line from ankles 10
shoulders and use the arm mus
cles TO lean forward until fore
head is against the wall. Hold
for second. and push away un-
Ill you are standing erect.
Working against certain
amount OF resistance makes an
exercise more effective and you
can progress in that exercise by
resisting with the arms as you
lean forward. and resisting with
the body as you push away.
Copyright. ist2. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-17
Exercises
Strengthen
Upper Arms
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

NOW THAT women are roll
ing up their sleeves and going
10 work. they want TO know how
TO strengthen their arms. And.
while they're about IL, how to
make their arms prettier.
In recent days I have had any
number of letters asking why I
never say anything about those
flabby muscles on the backs Of
the upper arms. AS a matter Of
fact, I am highly In favor Of
strengthening that particular
set. It's the one we use In push
ing ourselves away from the
table.
You may wonder why any
part Of the arm should go
flabby.
You use your arms practically
all day long. But ordinary arm
movements. use only the front
muscles--the biceps you hear so
much about and the triceps. on
the back OF the upper arm, very
little.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-17
Feel Muscles

You can make your own per-
Sonal test of this. All you have
TO do is feel your muscles at
work.
Bring both arms up about
chest level with elbows bent. and
place your right hand on the
back Of the left upper arm. Now
thrust the left arm forward and
feel those muscles 20 into ac-
tion. But how many times q day
do you use your arms in that
way? Probably not enough 10
notice.
The arm movement you make
perhaps hundreds OF times day
is comparable TO that of lifting
a heavy book OFF table. Try II.
You will find the muscles put
10 work are the ones located on
the front of the upper arm. the
bicepS. So it's not much Won
der the triceps get soft and
flabby.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-17

Birth date Of Sir w. S. Gill
bert, English playwright, humor-
ist; Nicolas Rimsky-Korsakov,
Russian composer.
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Detroit evening times., 1942-11-17

MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20
Aries Must be cautious in
matters relating to domestic
affairs and in civic interests.
Don't listen or pass on rumors
that can harm any one or our
country. Attend closely to your
job.
APRIL Fl TO MAY 20
Tuuru You, like Ariens,
must guard against emotional
outbursts or nursing real or
fancied wrongs. The bigger we
are in our thoughts and deeds.
the happier and more successful
we are. Business interests and
industrial matters generally are
favored.
MAY 2f TO JUNE 2f
Gemini-May not be encourag-
ing for new ventures, but work
and activities with which you
work daily should move swiftly.
Give greater attention and con-
centration to important matters
they, too, are under friendly
vibrations.
JUNE % TO JULY %
CaHce Keep up the good
work started yesterday and you
shouldn't fall behind. No day for
lolling or tagging in anything.
Once you get into the swim of
things you'll be okay.
JULY % TO AUG. %
Leo-Sidestep person and
things that would divert you
from your true course. 1t is not
too easy a day and yet not diff
cult either for a clever Leoite.
Be shrewd in buying and trad
ing but be fair. honest.
AUG, eS TO SEPT. %
n Vngo-You have much to be
cheerful about and thankful for
today. Planetary aspects, too,
are more benefic for you than
for many others. Lend your
artistic advice and talent wher-
ever needed; aid our war effort
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. eS
Librd-F Familiar work and
those things for which you are
especially trained or suited
should not trouble you much, but
untried methods and devices re-
quire especially close attention,
harder work. You'll b repaid.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-17
Orderly Minds

THERE ARE women whose
homes are always in state of
disorder, newspapers throw n
about. coats on chairs, dust on
the furniture, while other bosses
of the household keep the family
diggings as neat as a pin. II all
depends upon whether or not
the lady has an orderly mind.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-17
Elsie Robinson
Mothers Poem Will Put
All CompIainers to Shame

on the beaches of Manila. Bataan
and the Solomons.
We grieve and storm over their
wasted youth. But how often
do we actually say TO ourselves; !;
That youngster died for me"
Copyright. is42, by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-17

OCT. 81 TO NOV. %
Scorpio-Today may not be
push-over, but you can handle
its problems if you keep on the
job and don't take on a worried
attitude. The sooner you get
started, the easier will be the
whole days schedule.
NOV. 20 TO DEC. %
.Sdgittdrius One of those
periods when you and many
others will need self-prodding
to get things going at the tempo
they should hold, essential for
producing real results. Swing
into action.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Capricorn - Looks promising
for you in a personal and gen.
eral way. Industrial interests
favored also shipping, railroad
ing, trucking and handling the
financial end of these and other
important matters.
JAN. % TO FEB. 90
Aqudrius-Not "soft" day,
but one that will be interesting
and productive if you make it
so. Don't permit personal wishes
to crowd our urgent business
issues. Self-restraint, self-sacri-
flee are every ones duty now.
FEB. 2I TO MARCH 20
Pisces-On the credit side for
you but you will need to exert
yourself in some things more.
Finesse, artistry and accuracy
will bring unlooked-for results
and gain. Seek truer knowledge.
4 CHILD born on this dug:
Unusually talented, energetic,
Industrious. Can accomplish in
unique professions or trades,
reach great heights through in
genuIty, fine mental equipment.
Many authors, poets, journalists
were born in your sector. Sur
gerry, medicine, diplomatic serv-
ice among your fields.
Birth date Of Sir w. S. Gill
bert, English playwright, humor-
ist; Nicolas Rimsky-Korsakov,
Russian composer.
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