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"It is symbolic of royalty and privilege and of the verminous in festation of. the American govern ment by traitors, vile opportun- ists peddling imperial favor and trimming suckers"
 The above was not the voice of Moscow trying to tear down a cherished American symbol, but a newspaper columnist well paid for his writings by American pub fishers.
 Here are more interesting Peg Ter quotes. As the boss says, all you have to do is to read him to see how he destroys his effective ness with his own words.
 Willkie Was an Oak
 About Wendell Willkie, Jan. 12, 1851 "He became an historic oaf to say the best of him, un- true to everything but the cyni- cism of the traitorous regime"
 
 About Sen. Robert Wagner of New York, Jan. 13. '51 'an un- slightly ugly faker."
 Of Margaret Truman. Dec. 15, 50 This young woman's car eer has been a minor scandal"
 About U. s. Voters, Jan. 24, '51 "A dumb, selfish electorate whose only thought was sock the rich"
 Toward forgiveness, Jan. 12, '5l -"I understand that there is re- joicing in heaven when a sinner gets religion, but hell, friends, this ain't heaven"
 Of the crime syndicate, April 15, 50 = T don't believe the syndi- cate exists outside the imagina- tion of a few cops and robbers, reporters, and some policemen and mayors who are either incompe- tent or crooked"
 Of the Kefauver crime probe, April Is, '51 = We don't need any Senate investigation of vice and crime, including gambling, and the time and money which are to be devoted to this fraud will be wasted"
 Of the Chicago detective, Dan Gilbert, who the Kefauver com mittee showed to be "Chicago's richest cop" and who was unable to explain his S300,00O savings, Pegler said, Feb. 3, 1851 = "Of your ((Kefauver's) disclosure of Dams wealth acquired through thrift on a modest wage, people were given to suspect that Dan had been up to nefarious works, ,'
 Of Mrs. Roosevelt's book This Remember" December, 1949 - "She forgot to remember an cpl sode in her marital experience with Franklin Roosevelt's love or infatuation for another woman this was the reason why FL eanor the great was so to speak cast upon the world, restless, wandering, professional bleeding heart, putting into political and economic affairs and chucking her weight about"
 Of FDR's grandfather, March 3, '50 Warren Delano, grand father of Franklin, smuggled op- ium in the China trade"
 Of FDR when he was dying, enroute home from Yalta "A feeble fuehrer with one foot in the grave" On another occasion, writing of FDR - Some Demo- crats say it is terrible thing to say such things about crook be- cause the crook is dead"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-20
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST

The passing of William Randolph Hearst marks the end of long and eventful in the field of journalism
 Chain newspapers became an actuality as Hearst bought or founded scores of daily newspapers in cities from coast to coast. At one time, Hearst's news paper holdings exceeded two hundred million dollars
 Always in the midst of controversy Hearst was hailed as a genius on the one hand and scored as yellow journalist the other. But both sides con- ceded as uncanny ability to make newspapers pay
 Hearst campaigned continually for variety of causes-and against an equal variety. At one time Or another he ehampioned the eight-hour day. woman suffrage and public ownership of utilities. He bit tery opposed the old League of Nations and demanded payment of war debts after World War |
 In addition to his vast publishing empire, Hearst found time to devote to a number of additional ac- tvities including news service feature syndi- cate radio real estate ranching, mining and an un- usuallv valuable collection of objets dart.
 His passing mourned by many. leaves Vod not readily filled The and his far-flung news paper chain = have become American legend
 The publication of a book containing the author ideas does not make any conclusion any nearer the truth than the ideas tehmselves.
 Expect little and you will rarely be disappointed
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LOOK and LEARN sSy q GORDON

these cities siuated (a Paris; (b) Montreal; (d) St. Louis? organ appears dollar 
 B. Where is the largest desert in the world? the chess?
 familiar directly contradictory Never late to learn?
 ANSWERS: The
 Sahara, n 4 King, knight, bishop and castle or rook {. You dog tricks"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-20
FOOTBALL

At Richmond, Va. = Marvin Bass was named football coach at Will liam and Mary college after inves- tigation of alleged irregularities" in athletic department.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-20
By the Associated Press
BASEBALL

At St. Louis - St Louis Cardinals announced manager Marty Marion would be. out of action for week because of virus pnemonitis and pleurisy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-20
TENNIS

At Brookline, Mass. Frank Sedgman and Ken McGregor and Mervyn Rose and Don Candy, two Australian teams, gained the final round of the national doubles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-20
GOLF

At Durham, NC. = Doug Sanders. Cedartown, Ga. defeated Don Welch, Whitefish, Mont. 6 and 5, in 36-hole final of Junior Chamber iof Commerce National Junior Golf title.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-20
20 YEARS AGO fHE TIT EMPIRE
AUGUST 20, 1881

Kobe well known Taku River the gasboat Jerry reports about three among
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-20

Deylin, proprietor Devlns the Aeutan after five interest Richardson Highway
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-20

Weather: High, 56; low, 52; fair.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-08-10
US. Wheat Crop Makes
Strong Comeback, Report

The latest agriculture department
report on wheat prospects indicates
a crop of about 1854, 900, 900 bushels
this year, or nearly $4,000, 600 more
than forecast a month earlier.
Such production would exceed
last years crop of l,026, 900, 900
bushels and would be only about
5000, 900 short of the governments
production goal-a goal which would
exceed prospective needs and add
some grain to reserves for future
emergencies.
Unfavorable weather, particularly
drought in the southwestern great
plains, and insects in the same area,
coupled with cool, wet spring wealth
er, had put the crop prospects I'M
der a cloud
The indicated production-plus re-
serves from past crops-would sup
ply plenty of wheat to meet any
needs seen now.
The department made 20 estimate
on corn production, but said pro-
ducers were optimistic.
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rooted lespedeza. Even late in the
season the growth is stunted and
scarcely head high.
The lower crop was on land that
had rotation of corn, small grains
and sweet clover.
Over 14-year test period, the
corn crop having the benefit of
sweet clover in the rotation yielded
1877 more bushels per acre than the
other field The average yields were
ST. and 81 bushels per acre, re-
spectively.
The sweet clover crop added extra
organic matter to the soil, improved
filth and drainage and helped the
corn crop make better use of the
fertility in the soil The taproots of
legumes such as sweet clover and
alfalfa probe down several feet into
the subsoil. They drill out passage
ways for water and air. They con-
dition the soil from the surface on
down through the root zone.
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HezsG Bishop S is:''sR q
TEMPLE CITY WOMAN FINDS THAT
HADACOL Can BRING REAL RELIEF
HADACOL Helps Folks Suffering Stomach Dis
tress, Poor Appetite and Sleeplessness Caused by
An Upset Stomach, If Due to Deficiencies of
Vitamins Bl, BIZ, Niacin and Iron in System

Mrs. William P. Lauer, 1O2O3 E.
Nadine, Temple City, California, is
feeling good these days and you
can bet your life that she intends
to keep on feeling that way. For
Mrs. Lauer had been bothered for
a time with stomach distress, poor
'petlte and sleeplessness due to
an upset stomach which can be
caused by lack of Vitamins Bl, Be-,
Nlacln and Iron, in the system. Mrs.
Lauer began taking HADACOL,
which supplies these important ele-
ments, and soon was feeling fine
and says she is going to keep right
{. taking HADACOL. Here is what
she writes:
81 am using ny third bottle of
HADACOL and l can't recommend
it highly enough. suffered with
stomach distress. indigestion. gas
and l could hardly eat anything.
Now. can eat almost everything.
I'm able to sleep better and just
feel better all around. I shall con-
time to use HADACOL and ]
recommend it,
Is it any wonder that Mrs. Lauer
is so enthusiastic about today's
great HADACOL?
HADACOL makes it possible to
actually relieve the REAL CAUSE
of stomach distress. poor appetite
and sleeplessness due to an unset
stomach, when due to lack of Vita
minis Bl, Be-, Niacn and Iron in the
system.
AND LISTEN TO THIS! Con-
tinue" use of this great HADACOL
not only gives continuous complete
relief but helps keep such distress
from returning when caused by
such deficiencies. Now that's the
kind of product folks have been
looking for the kind t, buy and
start taking at once.
HADACOL'S wonderful Vita
Minis and Minerals come in liquid
form and are quickly absorbed and
assimilated in the blood. ready to
go to work at once.
IIADACOI. Is So Effective
Because HADACOL helps build
up the hemoglobin content of your
blood when Iron is necdcd) to
carr. these precious Vitamins and
Minerals to every organ and to
every part of your body. You may
have tried Other Nitamin prerara-
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tons or other Vitamin and Min
eral preparations, so We make
you this offer. Try a bottle of
| ADACOL today if you need Vita
Minis b, Be-. Niacin and Iron. You
be the Judge. If you do not believe
that HADACOL is the best Vita
min and Mineral preparation you
have ever taken. we will gladly
send you back your money. That's
nur positive mon. y-back guarantee.
You take no chances.
So be fair to yourself. Don't go
through life suffering from stom-
ach distress. poor appetite and
sleeplessncss when due to deficien-
cics Of Vitamins Bl, Be-. Niacin and
Iron. when relief may be as close
at hand as your nearest drugstore.
Refuse Substitutes
There is only one HADACOL.
DON'T let anyone tell you something
else is lust as good" You risk
nothing because HADACOL is sold
on a strict money-back guarantee.
Sold at al drug counters. Trial
size. SIPS. hut buy the large fam
ily-size. only $3.50. If your dealer
does not sell HADACOL. order
direct from The Leblanc Corpora
tinn. LAFAYETTE. Louisiana
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Portable Hog House

An example of good portal Bile
hog house, which is large
enough for four sOws and can
double as narrowing house, is
illustrated above. Any lumber
dealer can furnish the lumber
for the flooring and framework
and the Masonic quarter-inch
cardboard used for siding and
roof. Note the double, full-length
doors, divided midway hori-
zOntally, which provide easy
access for both farmer and ami
NAL. Plans are available from
Farm Service Bureau, Suite
2037, Ill West Washington ST.,
Chicago 2. Plan AFB-197.
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Poisons Recommended
For Tomato Pinworms

Farmers and home gardeners
should watch their tomatoes closely
from the time the fruit first sets
until it ripens. During this period
fruit worms and pinworms may at
tack the fruit.
For control of these pests entomol-
ogists recommend busting tomatoes
once a week and following heavy
rainfall with dust containing per
cent rothane and to 6 per cent
Zineb.
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LYNN SAYS:
Refresh your Menus
With These Com bina tons

Freeze fruit juices and use them
scooped on top of fresh fruit salads
to give them extra special interest
A tasty, hearty hot weather sand
witch uses deviled ham on toast This
is topped with egg salad and an
other piece of toast.
An easy cheese sauce uses pro-
cessed American cheese melted with
bit of rich milk. Add some sliced
olives to this and serve as a delec-
table sauce for cauliflower.
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If you use thin oilcloth as a lin
ing for dresser drawers or shelves
and want it to stay put until il
wears out, give the surface to be
co"ered thin coat of shellac and
place the oilcloth on while the
shellac is still wet. The shcllac
will serve as a glue when dried.
The attractive sea shells you
find this summer will make fine
ornaments and ash trays. Clean
them thoroughly and dry. Then
apply two thin coats of fresh
white shellac, allowing each coat
to dry first.
If aluminium sink edges blaCken
aprons of persons standing against
them, rub the aluminium with steel
wool. Then apply two thin coats
of fresh ShellaC.
An attractive bedroom has walls
painted soft cactus green with
woodwork done in a gravcd coral
tone. At the window, which serves
as dressing table site, there are
small folding shutters instead of
drapCrleS. The blond wood of the
furniture blends with the beige
tone Of the ceiling and chair up
holstery echoes the coral of the
coral of the woodwork.
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boil in sailed water until tender,
then drain well and fry to golden
brown in deep, hot fat.
Baked ScallOps
(Serves ~
onion
l green pepper
stalks celery
mushrooms
tablespoons butter
l pint ScallOps
cups medium white sauce or
l can condensed mushroom soup
Salt. Paprika, Nutmeg,
Lemon juice
Grated Swiss cheese, if de-
sired
Cut onion, pepper, celery and
mushrooms into small pieces and
cook until tender in butter. To this
add scallops and heat thoroughly
over low heat. Pour hot sauce or
heated mushroom soup over all and
mix gently. Season to taste with,
salt, paprika, nutmeg and lemon
juice. Pour into buttered casserole
Q-quart size) and cover with a gen.
erous layer of grated Swiss cheese.
Bake in moderate (350'F.) oven
until golden brown, about Is min
utes.
HALlBUT is an excellent fish to
use for nodded salad since the flesh
is so firm. Either leftover or freshly
boiled fish may be used for this:
Halibut Salad Mold
(Serves ~
II. tablespoons flour
!. teaspoon salt
teaspoons mustard
2 teaspoons sugar
egg
= cup evapOrated milk
5 tablespoons lemon Juice
l tablespoon gelatin
Il cup cold water
Il teaspoon celery salt
I cup cooked, flaked haIibut
= cup heavy cream. whipped
Place flour. salt, mustard and
sugar in top part of double boiler.
Add egg. slightly beaten. evaporated
milk and lemon juice Stir over hot
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Lack Of Nitrogen
Retards Corn Growth
Deep-Rooted Legumes
Add Nitrogen to Soil
(FirSt of Two ArticleS)

A soil-building, deep-rooted sweet
clover crop grown regularly in the
rotation made the difference be-
tween these (below) two corn fields.
Both crops were grown at the Uni
versity of Missouri's experimental
farm at Columbia, Mo. Both had the
same fertilizer treatment, including
3 tons of limestone and $50 pounds
per acre of 0-20-2O fertilizer in the
row at corn planting time.
The crop in the upper photo was
grown on land that had a rotation
of corn, small grains and shallow
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thoroughly heated, add cheese, salt,
pepper and paprika. Garnish with
crisp noodles or serve in pastry
shells or on toast points.
Note: To prepare crisp noodles,
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JUNIORS will adore this stunning
} date frock-not only because
it's so pretty but because it's de-
lightfully easy to sew. Try bold
striped fabric or dainty flower
print.
Pattern No. 1882 is a sew-rite perfo-
rated pattern in sizes II. IL. ID. IA l6. ID
and 20. Size IL. 4's yards of IS or 39-inch
Don't miss the latest issue of STYLIST
our complete pattern magazine! The Fall
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p OF n t a n d add
crabmeat a n d
m u S h r o o m s
which have been
sautecd in but
ter. AS soon as
I h e mixture is
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Joke Died Too

My dog swallowed tape worm
and died by inches.
That's nothing, my dog crawled
in on my bed and died by the
foot.
l had another dog that went out
of the house and died by the yard.
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That's Right

l think men should wear some
thing to show they're married.
Women wear rings to show
they're married.
Men wear something to show
they're married. They wear last
years clothes.
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Didn't Like It

l shot my dog.
Was he mad2
Well, it didn't seen. to exactly
please him.
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t o r m, so you re
certain to fin d
several varieties
at the store at
all times.
Youth be glad
of III, cr~or+,,
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Delicious SeafOOdS

MOST HOMEMAKERS don't
mind trying something different,
provided it's good. If it's delicious
to eat as well as a saving.
Seafood, cooked properly, is one
of the most important of food budg-
ct aids. Besides being plentiful, it's
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Alert

Is he a good watch dog.
Rather. If you hear a suspi-
cious noise at night you have only
to wake him and he begins to
bark.
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nifty of having interesting meals at
budgetary prices with the use of
seafood. At the same time, the fam
lily will be delighted to get away
from menus that are the same
old thing"
Curried Shrimp on Rice is a good
way to start off on seafoods because
the flavor is intriguing, and the
nourishing eggs and milk with
shrimp makes this good main dish,
rich in protein:
Shrimp Curry Au Gratin
(ServeS g.
4 cup butter
x cup finely diced onion
Y cup diced celery
6 tablespoons flour
IL teaspoons salt
l teaspoon curry powder
* teaspoon ginger
! teaspoon sugar
cups milk, scalded
IL pounds shrimp. cooked and
cleaned
3 tablespoons lemon juice
l cup grated cheese
cups boiled rice
Melt butter, add onions and celery
and cook until tender, while stirring.
Blend in flour, salt, curry powder,
ginger and sugar. Gradually add hot
milk, while stirring, and cook until
thickcned, stirring the whole time.
Add shrimp, lemon juice and half
of the cheese. Heat through. Turn
into individual casseroles, contain
ing rice, then sprinkle with remain
ing grated cheese. Broil to melt
cheese.
CRABMEAT AND MUSHROOMS
make thoroughly delightful comb-
nation especially when the sauce is
rich and well-seasoned. Golden
brown, French fried noodles are the
accompaniment:
Crab and Mushrooms
(Serves g.
2 cans crabmeat
3 tablespoons fat
3 tablespoons flour
cup chicken stock
y cup cream
Y pound mushrooms
y cup Parmesan cheese,
grated
y teaspoon salt
X teaspoon pepper
x teaspoon paprika
cup crisp noodles
Melt fat, add flour and stir until
well-blended. Gradually pour in the
chicken stock, then the cream, stir
ring constantly. Bring TO the boiling
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Stunped

My dachshund died.
Too, bad! What happened?
He met his end going around a
tree.
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water until mix
t u r e thickenS.
Soften gelatin in
cold water, then
add to mixture
in double boiler.
Add celery s a | t
and halibut. Mix
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well and let cool. Fold in whipped
cream; turn into mold and chill I'M
til firm. Serve on lettuce, garnishcd
with olives and pimiento strips.
Deviled Sardines
(ScrveS d
2 cans homeless Sardines
2 tablespoons butter
teaspoon dry mustard
l teapSOon worcestershire sauce
!. cup fine cracker crumbs
l lemon
Drain oil from sardines. Cream
butter and work in mustard and
worcestershire sauce. Mash sar-
dimes and add to butter mixture with
cracker crumbs. Place into shells
or d shallow baking pan and broil
until golden brown. Serve with
lemon quarters.
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Fruits and berries do not have
to be canned with sugar and water
syrup, if desired. Fruit juice may
be used IN place of the syrup, ex-
tracing the juice, sWeetcning it or
not, if preferred.
Slice your large and luscious fruits
for salad. Serve with a simple and
delightful dressing made of honey
and lemon juice.
Using baking powder biscuit dough,
cut rings out of the dough, and bake
as biscuits. Serve with creamed fish,
chicken or egg and garnish with
broiled bacon strips.
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Melt fat, add flour and stir untll
well-blended. Gradually pour in the
chicken stock, then the cream, stir
ring constantly. Bring to the boiling
Evening star., 1951-08-26
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