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The Nome nugget., 1942-02-23
Red Army Celebrates 24th Anniver-
 sary-6 Million Nazis Killed In War

MOSCOW, Feb. 22 (AP) Monday, Premier Joseph Staln told the Red Army in the order of the day on it's 24th anniversary We shall throw the enemy from the gates of Leningrad and lberate White Russia the Ukraine and the Crmea. The Red banner will fly eV- anywhere it has flown before. The enemy is not yet beaten and stern struggle is ahead of us He point ed out that Germany has allies fighting by her side and added, so far have not been in that position yet We succeeded in holding in the preamble
 Stalin said the Russian have been preparing ever since the last war to meet just such an attack as sched uled by Hitler He said this is not the first time the Red Army encountered the Germans
 Pravda official Communist party newspaper, set the keynote for the great celebration announcing that three hundred thousand Germans killed between December 9th to January 18th The spirit of Hiters army is broken it said German losses for the first five months of the war was staggering six million and everywhere in Russia, the situation viewed in
 light of the night before Christmas. Correspondents allowed to explore vast snoW-piled iberat ed from the fleeing Germans and to see huge stores of Nazi instruments of death which marked the route of the retreat.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-23
Japanese Radio Trying Becloud FDR's Speech

Washington, Feb. 23 (AP) - The State Department said the Japanese radio at Tokyo is putting on it's biggest propaganda cam paign" for the purpose of tearing down the address which the President will deliver tonight, on the war.
 Secretary Early read to re pOrters, a memo from the gov ernment information agency to this effect. Early said the Tokyo radio report ed that the President is dodging all questions at his press conferences, and placed the responsibility for entry into the war dir ectly on the chief execut- i've.
 The Presidents speech is to be broadcast tonight at 2 pm. Pacific war time.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-23
Biggest Naval Battle of War Fought
Date For New Draft Lottery Is Set For March 17
Biggest Naval Engagement of War
 Is Fought Off Island Of Bali

UNDATED, Feb 21 (AP) - A flaming sea battle, bigger than the battle of Macassar Straits, ragged into it's second day in the shark infested waters off Ball as Dutch and U. S. warshps were officially credited to have seriously damaged two Jap cruisers and two destroyers so far Allied warpanes dived and ed the battle scene sashng the invaders One Jap cruiser blew up it announced.
 War Dept. bulletin issued at Washington said that at least ten heavy Americans, bombers attacking the Jap armada scored direct hits three enemy cruisers and four transports and also shot down four Jap planes Four American planes were acknowledged as lost.
 Batavia dispatches said the Java fight was the first Allied naval offensive in the critical battle for the Indies.
 bulletin from the United Nations headquarters at Java said that planes sunk large Jap transport and scored a series of direct hits enemy cruisers ana desroyers. The communique said "one cruiser, which received two direct hits by heavy bombs, sta tionary and fire"
 Dispatches said the fighting began shortly after mid night yesterday in Lombok Etrait east of Bali, which already infested with Jap seabone invasion hordes
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-23
New Draft Lottery Set For March +

Washington, Feb. g (AP)
 - Selective Service head quarters set the new draft lottery for March 17th, it was announced. The num- bers to determine the or der of liability for service for some nine million men, will be enclosed in green capsules. The men whose numbers will be drawn will be those who register ed on February 16, when all men aged 20 to A inclu siVe, and not previously registered, signed up with local draft boards. The new regiStrants will not be called for about ? months after the lottery.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-23
Jap Version Of Naval Battle At Island of Bali

Tokyo, Feb. 21 (AP) (From Jap broadcasts) A smashing Jap naval vic tory against heavy odds in a midnight fight between the islands of Bali and Lam bok, and another Jap air raid on Batavia with fam ing destruction to 27 plan es and military objectiVes on a Java airfeld. were re- ported. Two Dutch destroy CTS were sunk and a third heavily damaged by two Jap destroyers, a commun- ique said, and two fleeing Dutch cruisers were hit by torpedoes before escaping into the night.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-23
EX-KING CAROL NOT WELCOMED IN U. s.
 SAYS SECTY. WELLES

WASHINGTON, Feb. (PD-Hear ing reports that ex-King Carol of Rumania might come to this country to head a Free Ru- mania movement, the United States hung a mot welcome sign today.
 Carol is now sojourning in Mexico with his friend, Madame Lupescu, It was made abundant ly plain here that his restoration to the throne of Rumania is not one of the war aims of the Unit ed States.
 In response to questions, Under Secretary of State Welles said that Free Rumanan movement in this country headed by Carol would not be welcome inasmuch as it would not be conducive to the war effort of the United Stat es or to national unity.
 He did not comment, however, on the future status of Rumania itself.
 In Mexico City some weeks ago Carol was quoted as saying he had never abdicated his throne, but only delegated his royal pow CTS to his son Mihai. His an-
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-23
Ex-Aid Says Gen. Macarthur Will
 Hold Long Time

Gen. Douglas MacArthur, whose brilliant defense of Bataan Pen insula has amazed the world, will be able to hold flor quite a while longer in spite of the odds ag- ainst him, Lieut. Col c. w. Spoerry predicted in Seattle re- gently.
 The officer, who served on Mac Arthur's staff in 1922 and 1923, praised the generals military genius in talk before the Com munty Council of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce.
 "If the odds are no more than ten to one against him, as press dispatches say, he'll be victor ious." he said. But I'm afraid the odds are more like 100 to one. But even at that hell fight to the last man and he can hold out for quite while yet
 Called Fearless
 Colonel Spoerry, commanding the infantry unit of the army Reserve Officers Training Corps at the University of Washington, said MacArthur's brilliant sue cess lies in his quick thinking
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-23
Lack Of Shipping Rather Than
 Production Slows US. War Aid

erials are reported piling up American wharves awaiting urgently needed cargo ships to carry them to the far Pacific front. Lack of sufficient shipping rather than inadequate productions was described au-
 horitativey the most serious obstacle after Rear Admiral Emory Land, chairman of the Maritime Com msson, appeared before the Senate Appropriations Committee yesterday. The committee acts Monday on the 32 billion dollar Army and Navy bill carrying $3852 900 in direct appropriations and contract authorizations to construct 1476 ships, at rate of two day.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-23

and the fact that his conclusions are always correct.
 He is absolutely fearless and will never order a man to do any thing he wouldn't do himself. That's why hs men will fight for him 10 the last.
 It is now the dry season in the Philippines and the rains may change the picture, but in any event the Japjanese are due to get a good soaking"
 To the slogan Remember Pearl Harbor,' he added:
 And Don't Forget the London Conference.
 He blamed that conference. the apathy of the American people and the move for Filipino inde- pendence for America's inability to help Macarthur.
 hitS ADpedStmenI
 ITO appease Japan he said, "our conference delegates agreed not to strengthen Corregidor. When the treaty expired in 1886. congress, refecting the attitude of constituents, refused to nee essary appropriations. Filipinos, fearing that the investment might jeopardize their promised independence were more than lukewarm toward the plan, too.
 And in the meantime, though Britain and the United States lived up to the naval limitations of the treaty, Japan ignored it biult up her fleet far beyond the ratio agreed upon. And now we are engaged in a war of exter- imitation with the Japanese shoot ing out old Model TVs at us, but 75 percent of the American peo- pie do not realize it. We must not defeat ourselves by internal fifth column activities that en- danger our supply lines"
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-23
Eyacuate Civil
 fans from Darwin

Canberra, Feb. 21 (AP1 - Evacuation of civilians from Darwin, which Jap raiders bombed Thursday, was ordered as military au thoritieS clamped strict con trol over all activities in the area. All women, eX- cept nures are to be re- moved.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-23
Axis Makes Withdrawal
 On North African Front

Cairo, Feb. 2l (AP) Ger man troops and armored forces withdrew to the north after an encounter with British patrols on the Tmimi-Mechili line, west of Tobruk, the British an- nounced.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-23
ALIENS ARE MOVED FROM CALIFORNIA

San Francisco, Feb. Is - Hun dreds of enemy aliens, the van guard of many thousands yet to be moved from California's key areas, departed over the week end. They were residents of 69 restricted zones for which the government has set the evacua- tion deadline at midnight Feb. l6
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-23

nouncement of his projected wis it to the United States evoked angry protests from spokesmen for various Rumanian groups in this country, who explained that their idea of free Rumania did not envisage a Rumania ruled by Carol.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-23

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

sweet and as its name would
indicate ut-like" in-flavor
Those Who Ike 70 make &C
cccssory foods at home viii find
it easy 20 run shelled walnuts
through their own food chopper,
and make walnut butter an cx-
cellent delicious spread for
bread or a nut butter which can
be combined in cream soups, etc.
and which is greatly liked by
children.
II desired the walnut kernels
: can be previously bIanched by
pouring over boiling water, then
slipping off the very thin skins
with the fingers. But, compared
10 the almond, or the peanut, and
other nuts. the walnut kernel has
a much thinner papery- envelope,
and one not bitter in flavor
Walnuts can be used as is.
and run through the food chop
per exactly as they come, from
their shells Some invalids and
old persons like a hot drink made
with milk, and part walnut but
ter. It is digestible, delicious,
and most invigorating. Special
~ food shops sell prepared nut
buffers Of course, if one does not
care 20 make them at home.
The more familiar uses Of val
nuts. as in cakes, cookies. IN
breads and so On, have been left
10 the last because they are al
ready time-honored and familiar.
But for every homcmaker who
puts walnuts in cookies or cake.
there are perhaps nine who never
thought Of usirg walnuts as a
meat alternative And right now
it is important TO consider wal
nuts as protein and walnuts as
pure. wholesome food or Fat.
rather than as formerly. mere
tidbits or crunch" to cookies or
candy.
However, walnuts can be all
things 10 all dishes: use them
in sweets, use them as staples
but use them. Here is a fine.
native and bumper crop Of food
lying ready on the dealers
shelves, just off their trees, wait
inc to give your family nounsh-
ment, and your guests holiday
deliCacics
CANDY APPLE WALNUT
PIE: Grease glass pic plate gen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

erously with margarine Pare
and core 4 large tart cooking
apples and slice ? apples evenly
on bottom of pie plate Sprinkle
with 4 cup brown sugar
blended with T. cup chopped wal
nuts Cover with layer Of re-
naming sliced apples, Blend l
cup flour. dash Of salt and e
cup chopped walnuts. and cut
into II Il cup butter or mar
garine. Press this mixture
evenly and firmly on top Of the
apples. Bake IN moderate oven
$3.50 FL for about ] hour or
until apples are tender Serve
warm, or cold, and with topping
Of whipped cream, or sweet
cream passed separately Makes
l 9-inch pie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
BISCUITS

When making biscuits Just be-
fore putting them into the oven
/ do this: In one third Of the
batch l sprinkle a mixture OF
cinnamon and sugar after they
have been brushed off with but
ter. on another third ] pour a
little dark molasscs over the top.
and the rest are left plain In
this way everyone has his favor
itc kind Of biscuits every time.
The ones with molasscs. an in
vcntion Of my own. are very de-
licious. Miss Athena Wuuich,
Millers FAN. Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

soft brown sugar. and stir in
dry mixture Dissolve l. tea
spoon baking -t-eit -t.ttf1 hot
water and add together with D.
cup chopped Walnuts and cup
dates eat m small pieces Drop
from teaspoon on baking sheet
Bake IA moderate oven ESQ r D
about. - minutes. Makes about
so large Cookesl Use all
chopped nuts or any Comhiua-
ton of nuts, dates and ra,s.ns
Add dash of cinnamon Glove or
nutmeg Double recipe for large
10Th
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
CURTAINS

Instead Of buying curtains for
my bathroom l use large Turk
ish towels and I pleat them like
yea do living room drapcs and
they save time and always look
fresh, no matter how much
steam there is in the bathroom,
suggests Mrs. Paul Steinke, Chi
cago, Ill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
GRATED CHEESE

SO many good recipes call for
grated cheese but its not SO
easy 10 CRATE soft cheese with
out scraping the fingers Next
time Try this simple method:
force the cheese through a wire
straincr Saves the fingers and
the cheese melts evenly writes
Miss Marie Hackel Abbotsford.
Wisconsin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
UNIQUE

Use your left over sandwiches
by making a batter like YOU use
for pancakes DIP each sand
wich into this batter and fry TO
a golden brown. Serve hot,
writes Mrs Esmc Kilworth, Seat
tie, Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
SUBSTITUTE

II there is a shortage Of salt
pork in nearby markets, try sub
shutting one cup Of heavy cream
in place Of the pork used in bak-
ing one pint Of dried beans. II
adds a delicious flavor 20 them
which your family will appreci.
ate, writes Rosine Stowcll, Rid
lonvillc, Maine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
CANDLES

IF you love candlelight on your
table and wonder what TO do with
those candle stubs that are left
over. place them on a flat mirror
with a little warm wax TO hold
them in place" suggests Darrell
Darling. Seattle, Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
BI TTONS

When saving buttons from an
old garment l string them to-
gcther with a needle and thread
tying each end Of the thread
When I need buttons 10 match l
don't have to look through all the
buttons 20 find what l want
writes Mrs. Orville Sniffin Os-
shining, ~. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

vegetarian menus. The home
maker can take her walnuts, run
them through the food chopper,
blend with seasoned crumbs, and
bake as a hearty loaf.
Such vegetarian nut loaf is
a gourmet item, and when served
hot, with a tomato or mushroom
sauce, for example. one would
not regret the finest Of steaks
left behind.
Or there are many recipes
which suggest chopped vege-
tables with chopped nuts. baked
similarly. Chopped cabbage. cell
cry and carrots, with crumbs and
nuts, is another fine choice. The
mixture may be pressed into "A
brick mold and left overnight in
the refrigerator. and then sliced
off as desired and Sautcd m but
ter or margarine 10 serve as a
chop" Or the entire loaf may
be baked slowly served hot, re-
placing all meat at that meal.
An excellent home dinner or
supper dish is 10 make up gen
inc bread crumb and nut stuffIng,
exactly as one does for stuffing
poultry, but bake this mixture
IN glass baking pan, and fea-
ture as the main dish Served
with any tasty gravy made with
bOuillon cube. meat eXtractive, to-
mato or other saucel.-thls be-
comes a hearty, nourishing dish
AT very low budget cost. BE sure
Il is well-scasoncd with sage
marjoram, or poultry dressing
and your family IS in for a treat
Make It up long in advance-it
only seasons the better. Grand
mother knew this dish and it
helped explain how she made her
scauty income suffice for a
large family.
Walnuts can be combined. too,
with cooked macaroni, cooked
rice, and all the bland foods, TO
Increase the texture and give
them bite" as well as more
nutritive value Try cooked ct
bow macaroni, made in a cas-
serole with alternate layers Of
chopped walnuts II has a
pleasant taste and is good for
both old and young Another
suggestion is 70 sprinkle chopped
or minced waluuts on top Of
vegetarian dishes thus sprinkle
crumbs and chopped walnuts on
top Of cooked cabbage. cauli-
flower. or spinach sprinkle nuts
as topping on salads Try for in
stance chopped walnuts or cab
bage s,aw tossed in u boiled
dressing the nuts Do Some
thing" 70 the slaw that brings
it into the class Of guest vege-
tables.
II should be remembered, as
previously mentioned, that wal
nuts rank way up in fat content
almost like butter Therefore,
wherever it is desirable or neces-
sary 10 secure fat at low cost,
choose waiuUts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

flour mixture alternately with /
cup thick. smooth applesauce,
beating well after each addition.
Beat in cups chopped walnuts,
! cup chopped seedless raisins
and , cup chopped dates previ-
ously lightly dredgcd in flour.
Turn into CREASED loaf pan, and
bake in moderate slow oven
t3i22iE5- r -fof-i hour Makes I
loaf. 11x3x3 inches) This loaf
keeps moist for several days if
stored in tight tin box. Excel
lent and Inexpensive cake 70 Of
fer for the holidays
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
WHIPPED

I wanted a cup Of cocoa one
night and sol put the milk on 70
get hot. Then l put some fresh
cream. cocoa. sugar, and vanilla
into a bowl and beat il with the
egg heater. l beat 1t a little
too long and result: chocolate
whipped cream, writes Amy Fri
berg. Cosmopols, Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
BRAISED VEGETABLES,

BRAISED VEGETABLES,
Nut TOPPING: Use celery,
cabbage cauliflower, or carrots,
etc Cut or separate vegetables
into convenient pieces Sautc IN
margarine until delicately
Drowned and somewhat tender.
Add hot water % which has been
added ! or bouillon cubes and
continue cooking until vegetable is
tender and reduced in bulk. Turn
into heated serving dish Saute
cup Of chopped walnuts IN
margarine, turning until brown
Sprinkle on top of hot vegetable
and serve as main dish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

IN PLANNING her many men
us and hostess occasions for
the holidays. every homemak-
er is happy to learn that there
is no priority or rationing on
walnuts.
This popular land domestic)
nut has been featured recently
by the Department of Agricul-
ture among the Victory Food
Specials because of its high nu-
tritive value. Further good news
is the word that this year there
is a bumper crop. so there will
be walnuts for everyone, not only
during the holidays, but all Win
ter long
Everybody likes walnuts. They
are easily opened, thus allowing
the large heart-shaped kernels.
in pairs. to be readily removed.
The whole kernel is most deeora--
tive when inserted on the top Of
cake or cookie. or when fondant,
raisins, chocolate fudge. or cut
fruits, etc, are sandwiched be-
tween the kernels, making a jol-
ly little candy or packaged sweet.
With a couple OF pounds Of wal
nuts, some dabs Of fondant,
frosting or other filling and
selection or confectionery Access
series, even a child can turn out
the most acceptable gifts for
adults. This is true this year in
particular when sweetless sweets
are the order OF the holidays
Here is a chance TO please your
friends with a sweet tooth by
making them goodies from wal
nuts
The Christmas table, and the
festive board Of the New Year.
VIII not be complete Of course.
without its traditional finale Of
"walnuts and VINE the val
nuts hcapcd up IN a bowl or fruit
.ccnterpiecc
But ms is a realistic year,
besides 50 II is well 20 note that
not only must We consider wal
nuts as holiday tidblts and con-
fections, but that their high food
value brings them into the class
Of more prosaic food staples for
every day use
What are walnuts, nutritional-
" speaking? For today Mrs.
Housewife buys nothing unless
she is convinced Of its genuine
value 10 her menus. The edible
portion Of walnuts is expressed
thus. protein. Is per cent; fat
Of 4 carbohydrate, I3 3 ash, II,
and crude fiber. 2 per cent.
or. stated in grams, y nut
meats IS walnutsl weighing Il
grams have a caloric value OF
81, for comparison, recall that ?
pats" Of butter. also weighing
IA grams, rate 103 calorles; thus
gram for gram, we find walnuts
almost ranking with pure butter
IN calorie values. Last, the VITA
min-minded viii be glad 20 learn
that walnuts are a fair Garner Of
Vitamin A, and an excellent
source Of Vitamin 81 So much
for their laboratory, or nutritIve
composition
To express these values in
practical every day food terms.
the homcmaker finds walnuts a
fine alternate food 10 meat. now
on a rationcd basis Wa,nuts
can double as meat by choppinE
the kernels fine. and combining
with crumbs, crackers. etc. in
nc FORM or a cutlet, Croqucttc or
nut-stcak.
The vcgetarians have long
known and adopted nuts as
meat-replacemcnt in their strict
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

The light or reflection from the
mirror gives an added glow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

II is every wife's right 10 know certain
facts. Her greatest happiness, her physi-
cal and mental wcll-belng may be at
stake She cannot 20 by what others tell;
she must know. For even today thou
sands OF innocent young women unknown
Ingly use ovcr-strOng solutions of acids
for the douChe which can actually burn,
scar and even dCseusitIze delicate tissue.
Today such risks are needless Science
has gwen wOmanknd a salc-yct amaz-
lngly powerful liquid for the douche,
Zonlte. So powerful IS Zonitc II kills IN
stantly all germs and bacteria with which
II comes IN contact. bcOdOBizcs-by aC-
tuatiy destroying OdUrs. leaving no tell
tale odor OF us own. Protects personal
dainuness. Yet! Zontc IS non-caustic,
non-polsonous. safe for delicate TISSUES.
Over 2OOOOOOO bottles already bought.
For modern hygiene protection you may
never have known before, get ZOnlte at
your druggist today.
Free Booklet Tells Intimate Focfs Every
Young Wife Should Know
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
POULTRY RAISIN-N L T

STUFFING: Combine 2 cups
dry white bread crumbs, J. cup
butter or margarine, melted, p
cup chopped seeded raisins,
cup chopped walnuts, teaspoon
salt, y teaspoon pepper ? tea
spoon sage or poultry dressing
Mix all ingredients, tossing
lightly together with fork. Stuff
lightly into chicken for roasting
makes 2i2 cups stufflng). Or
use as main supper dish. with
plenty Of mushroom or cream
graNY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

NACARONI Nut LOAF:
eUUk : cups elbow macaroni, and
drain Lay in well creased cas-
serole in alternate layers with
l cup grated cheese and l cup
minced wainuts. Season 2 cups
canned tomatoes or tomato juice
with dash Of salt. black pepper, ?
onions finely minced, and l Glove
garlic. Pour over macaroni.
Sprinkle top with minced wal
nuts. Cover and bake in moder-
ate oven 1850 F. for so min
utes, or until cheese is melted
(Serves 49, Substitute boiled
rice, and use all nuts if pre-
ferred