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Page 10 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER (One Day Nearer Victory THURSDAY, DECEMBER Wife Savers And Timely Hints By RUTH CURRENT Of State College It has been said that turkey, duck or chicken can have a glossy coat if there's a sprinkling of sugar after the usual rubbing with butter, salt and pepper before roasting. Someone should have thought of that when there was plenty of sugar available but, after all, a little sprinkling won't drain the precious supply, now will it? You may like it. Cakes made with honey some times seem . less light and fluffy than those made with sugar. Age them, and they become moist and favorable. The coffee you buy now is prob ably in a paper bag. Think noth ing of it. Better be glad you were able to get any at all. It's pre dicted that by Christmas time all available coffee will be packed in bags. Just transfer it to an old coffee tin or a glass jar with a metal screw top. The very unfortunate homemak er who "stocks up" will be mighty sorry in a month from now that the coffee tastes as if it's been poured through someone's sock! And that's exactly what will hap pen to hoarders. Yes, coffee goes stale on the shelf and with that thought in mind, these hints should be observ ed religiously: (1) Buy coffee as your rationing book permits. Don't fuss. (2) Buy the right kind for your coffee maker. The wrong type means needless waste. (3) Measure coffee accurately. (4) Prepare no more than you think youll need, (5) Serve it as soon as it's made, if possible. (6) Save all leftover coffee. Use in cooking. It is especially delicious in cakes, cookies and pudding. It's called mocha then. Keep these points in mind for the months ahead and remember that coffee rationing means that everyone will get a share of what there is. Remember, too, that cargo ships, formerly bringing cof fee, are now taking war materials to our fighting boys, our coffee nerves! Let's forget Beans are high in food value and low in cost. There are red kidney beans, pea beans, white narrow beans, yellow-eye beans, white kid ney beans, black turtle soup beans, and all the rest. Eat beans for energy, eat them for economy, eat them for patriot ism; but eat them often. North Carolina grows them, almost every kind for almost every purpose. Appeal! Beans appeal in cost, in convenience of storage, in their variety, and in their keeping qual ity. They are good in soups, in salads, and in sandwiches. Nutrients are plentiful in beans. They contain protein for body building, carbohydrate for energy, and many of the vitamins and minerals for general good health and growth. Serve beans hot; serve beans cold; serve them as a main dish for dinner, or as a pick-up supper. Serve them simply, or attractively garnished and seasoned. Beans are as American as is apple pie and today it is doubly important to use them because they are low in cost and high in food value. (When combined or served with milk and eggs they may take the place of more costly meats). Eggs are a protective food. Serve them to your family because of their protein, fat, mineral, and vitamin content; they are bomb shells of protective food against vitamin-short meals. They should be included in diets at all times, but especially when extra strains necessitate more than ordinary health and vigor. There is a place for at least a small flock on every North Caro lina. farm. ', H . Jap Snipers Captured on Guadalcanal WWW Mr;l-' nil - wwt? Opportunity may knock only once at your door, but you can al ways find it hanging around town these days. A AN EXTRA SPECIAL All Colors Narrow and Wide Wale CORDUROY -88 This Is A Bargain Belk - Hudson Co. The Christmas Gift Store F 0 R T HE WOMAN OF THE YEAR n- u t ri. cm : in SANFORIZED BROADCLOTH As crisp and precisely tailored as an officer's uniform . functional, clean-cut, right Wear them with your favorite suit or your uniform. 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Respiratory diseases ,now Cause more lost work time in war indus tries than almost all other illnesses combined, and a progressive in crease in time loss from colds is predicted "unless vigorous and de termined efforts are started at once to prevent colds from spread ing and to treat all colds prompt ly." Giving common -sense health rules that "may help you avoid many colds," a section of the Bul letin addressed to war workers says: "Live normally, avoid ex cess. Eat simple food, drink plenty of water, and keep elimination reg ular. Get plenty of rest and sleep. "Keep' reminding yourself that Sanforized Shrunk for Permanent Fit I As advertised in Nothing like a brace of crisp. fresh dickeys to make your wardrobe more versatile. These are in Sanforized Shrunk Cottons so they'll always fit! Full length front and back, adjustable side tabs. Choose several . . . with club or Peter Pan convertible col lars ... in either striped broadcloth or solid color pop lin. Small, medium, large sizes. White and colors. Pre cision tailored by SHIP V SHORE. The label is your assurance of quality. 'aunmia thrinkmf 1 Bclk-Hudson Co. The Chriatmtu Gift Store On The Tar Heel Front IN WASHINGTON By Robert A. Erwin and Frances McKusick WASHINGTON Big news from world's battlefronts has overshad owed almost every event in the dyng days of the 77th Congress, except for the late lamented poll tax fight in the Senate. colds are catching! Stay clear of careless coughers and sneezers. Don't share drinking cups, towels even a half-eaten apple, a piece of candy or a 'drag' on a cigarette with anyone. "If you catch a cold, start care and treatment at once. A neglect ed cold may reduce your resistance and open tha way to development of tonsillitis, sinusitis even pneu monia and 'flu'! So start treat ment immediately. If vou have a high fever, 'ache all over,' or if the cold lasts more than a few days call a doctor." 'T Senator Josiah W. Bailey return ed to Washington in time to join a Senate majority n defeating the motion to invoke cloture to stop the filibuster against the bill to abolish poll taxes in eight south ern states. . By virtue of a previous agree ment, the vote, 41 to 57, ended the fight, shelving the bill for the re mainder of the 77th Congress. The senior Tar Heel Senator came by train from his home in Raleigh, greatly refreshed by a vacation following the general election. Senator Reynolds is still in Flor ida with his wife at this writing. FBI Takes 12,000 Alien Foes, 4,000 Guns In Raids New York. FBI agents, work ing night and day to guard the country against sabotage and espionage, have taken into cus tody nearly 12,000 enemy aliens and seized vast supplies of contra band since Pearl Harbor, reports P. E. Foxworth, FBI chief here. Foxworth told the City Club of New York that the seized articles included uniforms of enemy coun tries, numerous codes and ciphers, and more than 100 rolls of devel oper picture film "of the Philip pines and related islands." The i contraband, he declared, also included 4,000 guns, 250,000 rounds of ammunition, and 2,340 sticks of dynamite. "CAN'T HAVE BUTTER, TOO" Pasadena, Cal.- Before the end of the war, Americans will have their living standard cut 50 per cent and will be buying canned goods with coupons the way they are doing it now in Germany and Russia, according to Prof. Fred C. McLaughlin of the office of price administrator. "There is nothing more fallacious," he declared, "than the idea that we can have the guns and the butter, too." non-rationed states have formed a new bloc the anti-rationing group which is no respector of politics. Democrats and Republicans alike have joined hands in trying to pre vent rationing of motor fuel in states where there is no gasoline shortage. Leon Henderson, how ever, has been immune to all pro tests, and said gas restrictions all over the country are here to stay. William Jeffers, Rubber Ad ministrator, said it was imperative to curtail driving to save tires. So it looks as though the rest of the country will have to suffer the same gasoline restrictions as the Eastern seaboard. One of the most controversal sub jects on Capitol Hill today, both in House and Senate is nationwide gasoline rationing which becomes effective December 1. Senators and Congressmen from the previously American soldiers on foreign soil will be privileged to send pres ents to the home folks up to $50 valuation without import duty un der a bill put through the House by Represenative Robert L. Dough ton and then sent to the Senate. 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