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By Charlotte Adams
MUSHROOM PIE
Vi pound mushrooms
1 tablespoon flour
Salt and pepper
Few drops onion juice
Vi teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
IVfe tablespoons butter •
3 tablespoons heavy cream
Plain pastry
Line a round glass baking dish
with plain pastry and partially
bake at 400°. Wash mushrooms
thoroughly and place a layer of
mushrooms in dish. Sprinkle with
flour, seasoning, onion juice and
Worcestershire sauce. Melt but
ter and combine with cream and
pour over all. Cover with another
layer of mushrooms, cream and
seasonings. Then place strips of
pastry lattice-fashion over two
and bake until pastry is a delicate
brown.
ONION SHORTCAKE
By Charlotte Adams
1 pound onions
1 teaspoon salt
? tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons flour
Evaporated milk
Baking powder biscuits
Peel onions and cut in thick
slices. Cook in just enough water
with salt, to cover, until tender.
Drain and measure liquid. Add to
the on:ons, the butter. When melt
ed, blend in flour and mix well.
Add onion water to evaporated
milk to make one and one-half
j cups of liquid. Add to onions,
stirring gently until it reaches the
boiling point.
Bread baking is one of the most
me'ent of human arts.
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HEAVY HAULING - FREIGHTING
Done by
JACK BULLOCK and CHARLES O’LEARY
Our Equipment Is Available
Call RED 41
Churchill Spoke
For Himself Only
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LONDON, Mar. 11, (/P)—Prime
Minister Attlee told commons that
Churchill, in his Fulton, Mo.,
speech “stated very clearly, he
spoke for himself only.” Attlee
said the government was not call
ed upon to “express any opinion.”
Hector McNeil, Parliamentary
undersecretary of Foreign Affairs
told Commons the question of
British and American military al
liance has not arisen, in a state
ment made after 25 labor mem
bers filed a motion calling on the
House to go on record against the
non-official proposals by Churc
hill, which motion said were for
“a military alliance between the
Br'tish Commonwealth and United
States for the purpose of combat
ing the spread of Communism.”
Subway Cleaners Try
To Keep Up With Riders
NEW YORK, (#>)—Keeping sub
ways clean is one of the big jobs
of a big city. Buenos Aires, for in
I stance, posts monthly notices in
the cars to show when they were
disinfected. Now New York is
getting busy on a face lifting job
for its IRT, BMT, and IND, the
initials of its subway lines.
Maj. Gen. Charles P. Gross,
chairman of the Board of Trans
portation, said the toughest part
of the job is to get public coop
eration.
“I am sorry to say that the ma
jority of the subway riders have
no conception of public manners,”
he observed. “It is very discour
aging.”
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Only terminal points are shown on the above map. There are more
than a hundred towns served by Alaska Airlines in Alaska.
Use the complete passenger and express services of Alaska
Airlines. Phone MAIN 66 NOME, ALASKA
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CRABBERS SUCCESSFUL
AT NIGHT
There has been considerable ac- |
tivity on Bering Sea at night re
cently. Crabbers have been most
successful during the dark hours,
as the light of the campfire seems
to attract the crab. Peter Johnson
reports that the north wind has j
made it somewhat dangerous and
one native was caught on an ice j
flow which broke away last Fri-1
day. People not acquainted with
the warning signs of breaking ice
should not venture out too far
when the north wind is blowing.
UNITED CHORUS MEETS AT
FEDERATED TONIGHT
The United Chorus meets to
night for its first practice of
Easter music at the Federated
1 Church at eight o’clock. This
j chorus is composed of people of
| al creeds represented in Nome.
Anyone interested in singing is
, welcome to join the group.
The chorus is directed by Emma
Grill, who did such splendid work
with the Christmas group.
A fine group of selections are
planned, including several a capel
la numbers, one to be the Beauti
ful Savior, arranged by Christian
sen.
Meetings
NOTICE
Pioneer Men will meet Wednes
day evening, March 13, at the
Whaley House for a regular meet
ing. Robert Baldwin, Secy.
CHAMBER LUNCHEON
TOMORROW NOON
The NWA Chamber of Com
merce will hold the regular lunch
eon-meeting Tuesday at noon in
the Nevada lounge. Special topics
will be discussed. All persons in
terested may attend.
M. S. Mitrovitch, Pres.
Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
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THEATER
NOME. ALASKA
1 Show, Mar. 11 and 12. 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“JANIE
JOYCE REYNOLDS.
Also "THE BEAR'S TALE"
1 Show. Mar. 13 and 14. 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“MAN FROM FRISCO”
MICHAEL O'SHEA.
ANNE SHIRLEY
Also "TREE FOR TWO"
2 Shows, Mar. 15, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
“HANDS ACROSS THE
BORDER”
ROY ROGERS. RUTH TERRY
Also 'BACK FROM THE FRONT'
1 Show, March 16. 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
“FIVE GRAVES TO
CAIRO”
FRANCHOT TONE.
ANNE BAXTER
Also "MEET THE CHAMP"
2 Shows, Mar. 17, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
SUNDAY
“TUNISIAN VICTORY”
BERNARD MILES.
BURGESS MEREDITH
Also "IMPORTANT BUSINESS"
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Nugget.
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