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Evening star., 1948-05-12
Ideal for bland diets is Melo-
BANANA MILK SNAKE

cup milk
Thsp. Meloripe Banana Powder
Ia tsp. vanilla
Pour milk into bowl. Sprinkle banana
powder aver too. Do not stir. Beat with
egg heater until we'll blended. Add vanilla.
Serve at once. Makes large Or Z small
drinks.
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Does your cake crack: Why?
Your range may be the trouble
maker. One of the delights Of the
new Norge Gas Ranges is the posi-
the control of oven heat. No guess
ing. no watching temperatures. The
automatic thermostat insures the
success of your cake, but If you
must peek, there's a glass window
in the oven door! Norge assures
you perfectly baked foods with its
even dependable oven heat, pro-
Evening star., 1948-05-12
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Here's one Of nine-a fruit mold


make with Min
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using only /
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think you'll en-
Joy this deli
cious dessert too.
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by Jessie De Both

Extra Treasure From Vegeables The cooked
canned vegetables rich vomn and aovo Blend with medium
white n the usual tablespoons
Feud and barely touch with few groin, Of Add II highly
ssaonsd French dressing An drop needed Serve
cooked vegetables Keep with column tedoy week
"przss". shortcuts and monsysoveu.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12

as they testified, but when you go on trial the judge will make sure that this American right is yours.
 These, MT. Thomas, are some of the privileges of being American. They have been won by your an- cestors and mine over many years of battling for the rights of man. And many millions of Americans would fight now to see that they are not torn down, would even light to make sure that you get their full benefit-even though you denied them to others.
 I hope you will ponder this, and that your colleagues in the new Congress will make the future Un- American Activities Committee one which will proudly perform its job of making democracy live.
 Note-A good part of the nation will be watching new Speaker Sam Rayburn and his appointments to the new Un-American Activities Committee A great public ser want, Sam sometimes leans toward close cronies instead of statesmen when it comes to making commit tee appointments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12
ELECTION ALTERNATIVES

An investigation of the Gallup, Roper and Crossley polls will be asked at the next session of Con- gress Foreign Minister Evatt of Australia, President of the United Nations, was one of the few diplomats who made money betting on Truman :. Only 96 hours before the election, Presi- dent Truman privately wasn't so sure of the results. Talking to a friend in New York, he said, T guess I'm licked But it's worth the fight. At least. the people will know some of the issues. When this is over I'm going back to Missouri and run for Congress again" |. Henry Wallace and Senator Glen Taylor will meet in Chicago to plan the future of the Progressive Party They now want Truman to send Wallace on peace mission to Moscow #. Diplomats made quiet analysis of Congressional election returns. found that one third of all the isolationists who voted against the Marshall Plan were defeated Nebraska's Sem ator Kenneth Wherry, COP ma jority leader, has disappeared for a rest, won't even let his own staff members know where he is.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12
YOUR PRIVILEGE, MIR. THOMAS

During your trial, furthermore the Government prosecutor cannot and will not bring up any irrele- want facts that might prejudice the jury against you. He cannot bring out the fact that you chang ed your name from Feeney, though you have badgered witnesses before your Committee who changed their names
 Nor can the prosecutor bring out any of your ungentlemanly be- havior when travelling between Washington and New Jersey. Un- like some of the hearings before your own Committee, you will be tried strictly on the charges brought against you-n namely, did you re- ceive salary kickbacks or not?
 Furthermore, it will be your priv ilege as an American to be repre- sented by counsel You can con- suit with him at any time you wish. He will be constantly at your side as you face the judge and jury. If you should not be able to afford counsel. the judge will appoint a lawyer to represent you at no expense to yourself. You have denied Committee witnesses the right to consult with counsel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12
THE A. D. B. GRAB

Under the above caption the Anchorage News says the request the Alaska Development Board for an operating budget for the next biennium of a half million is breath taking to the least and if 1t portends things to expect tax assess ments which have had precedent in Alaska before.
 Apparently the Development Board is getting in it's bid early this biennium remembering no doubt the close call it had years At that time it was left without funds The purpose of course to put it out of existence.
 The wisdom of such drastic step is debateable but it appears the development board is taking
 rather greedy attitude to place itself ahead of such essential items schools, health road improvements airport construction and many others that the Terri tory is going to need to exist during the next two years.
 In wide the plan of financing should be to take care of these must items first and then consider the fris in which class the development board must
 In the statement issued by the ADB asking the half million dollar program it said the decision was an unanimous one by the Development Board mem bers representing all four judicial divisions of Alaska These are J. A. Talbot of Ketchkan A. Polet of Nome Fred w Axford of Anchorage and Herb Hischer Of Fairbanks Governor Ernest Gruening IS Chairman
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12
Captain Lathrop on Election
(From the Portland JournaD

CFrom the Portland Journal
 PORTLAND Alaska's richest sat in his doctors office here Tuesday and said "a victory for Dewey would have been good for country because our governor who has been there eight years would be through"
 Capt. Austin Eugene Lathrop who is known as MT. Alaska" because he had faith enough in the country keep his wealth there also told The Journal in an interview at Dr. John R. Hands office that Alaska is not ready for statehood.
 Gov Ernest Gruening has been in office long enough Cap" Lathrop believes He charged that the governor has done nothing for eight years except play politics and put us in debt However, he's a likeable man"
 Lathrop said he does not believe that Alaska will attain statehood in the next few years and that T hope 1t doesn't"
 He said the Territory has only 80000 people, half of whom natives who receive more or less help. Coupled with this he added, Alaska has many floaters who would be asset
 T honestly don't know where Alaska would get the money to operate state one-ffth the size of the United States. Only 10000 people pay taxes
 Cap" Lathrop refused to say why he is Out side" this time remarking that "t would be suicide to talk about it."
 Last month he turned 83 and doesn't look it.. He still actively engaged in his many enterprises He controls three banks, operates theatre chain, owns apartment houses, newspaper and two broad casting stations
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it down that:
 l. General Van Fleet, U.i S.. military commander in Greece, will oe reassigned to new post.
 2. The U. s. Government will turn down the Greek Governments request for permission to increase the size of it's army.
 RRY-GO-ROUND
 Spiritualist Elmor Lyon of Mount Vernon, N Y., has notified Sena- tors he has been in contact with the late Senator Bilbo of Mississ- ippi Sherman Billingsley, who runs Walter Winchells swank Stork Club, is still being kidded about the loss of election business. Dewey's No. man, Paul Lock- wood, had reserved the Stork Clubs Cub Room for big celebration, even had the champagne in the ice buckets. But the ice melted in the buckets, the sandwiches grew stale-and no Dewey party :. One Republican who tried to regis ter for room at the Roosevelt Ho- tel was asked by the clerk: DO you want it for sleeping or jump ing?" :. The Senate Banking and Currency Committee will be asked to launch a thorough probe of lobbyists with view to strength ening the Anti-Lobbying Act Alert Senator Maybank of South Caro- lima, acting chairman of the new Committee is no friend of the lobbyists The CIO Steel Workers Union is demanding a sweeping probe of the Donora, Pa, mass asphyxiation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12
PRICE OF GAS
 |5 GOING UP

SEATTLE, Nov. 12-lR-Standard Oil Co. of California announces a price boost of two-tenths of a cent a gallon in i.s tank wagon price of automotive gasoline.
 The increase effective this morn ing, applies to the company's entire system covering seven western states, Alaska and Hawaii.
 Standard also announces boosts of four -tenths of cent gallon in diesel and heating oil prices and 10 cents barrel in fuel oil
 The company said the boost is ito meet the recent general wage increase. as well as rising prices for virtually all purchased supplies"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12
MODERN ETIQUETTE RggRER7A & LEE

S permissible place table while
 
 while the conversation before and after the although should the impression of "lounging" the table.
 person bride 
 is determined personal wishes However, would consider pesumptuous
 Should offer his right his left, when taking woman in dinner?
 A. should right
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12
of the Board.

I of the Board
 With financial needs of the Territory greater than before and with the budget requests o1 Territorial agencies at an all-tme high,' said the statement, it is only good business for the Territory to make substantial investment in at- tracting economic activities to Alaska Budget requests of Territorial agencies are re- ported to total approximately sl64 million for the next biennium The Board pointed out that the sound est in which to increasing governmental responsibilities in education, health, welfare and similar services and to contribute to the general wel-being of Alaska residents is by bringing to the Territory new payrols and a better balanced year around economy
 That all sounds fine and dandy but right now the establishment of a pulp and paper industry in Alaska is paramount and this is well in the hands of B. F. Heintzleman who has lined out a complete program for Southeast Alaska He made contacts and secured results long before the ADB thought of. Let well enough alone for the time being we have Federal departments working on development programs far reaching than the ADB and with out cost to the Territory of Alaska. #
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12
MARSHALL'S WORRIES

Secretary of State Marshall is privately most unhappy over the progress of military operations against the Communists in Greece. He discovered on his recent trip that, despite millions of U. s. dol lars poured in Greece, there are now more rebels than ever there
 Marshall planes part of this on the U. S. Army officers advising the Greek Army. They have not been tough enough in forcing the Greek Army into full-scale offen- sive against the Communists. That's the reason for Marshall's sudden visit to Athens two weeks ago. As a result of this trip, you can write
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12

employees, this is not written in desire to gloat over your indict- ment; but rather to point out some of the great privileges of being American which all of us do not appreciate On the basis of your previous behavior. you appear to be one who fails in that appre- ciation
 For instance, when you later go on trial before jury of your peers, no inference can be drawn from the iact that last week before a Grand Jury you refused to testify because you might incriminate yourself.
 Scores of witnesses before your own committee have been be- rated because they refused to tes- tify for the same reason. But the judge, giving you the. full privilege of your American citizenship, will instruct the jury to disregard your previous refusal to testify.
 Furthermore, even after your in dictment this week, you are pre- sumed to be innocent until trial by jury finds you guilty. That is your privilege as an American a privilege you have denied to many others whom you have tried before the bar of Congressional public opinion. Even when you go to trial you can still refuse to tes- tify and no inference can be drawn from that refusal. The judge will specifically instruct the jury that that is your privilege as an American.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12
Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

She has lots of beautiful paintngs' Say She GREAT paintings"
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Duty in MULE, RULE
 MISSPEIL.ED: the UA and FEE.
 Recompense repayment ion,
 three times and is yours Let us word each day Todays word spirits incentive Difficulty a stimulus men'-Samuel Warren
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LOOK and LEARN sAy c. GORDON

the republic began
  person is myopic nearsighted or farsighted? B. Between States Champlain lie? Who ranks only Shakespeare among poets? What the difference between homicide and murder? ANSWERS
  Nearsghted.
 
  Homicide simply killing while with malice aorethought.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12
20 YEARS AGO ffME TIT EMPIRE
NOVEMBER 12, 1928

NOVEMBER 12 1928 Josephine succeeded Mrs Don Gallagher as clerk
 
 Education vessel Capt S. T. Whtlam 500 reindeer carasses the States Enroute south coal at several stations The coal which was found on the surface o high quality. The skating reported the pond Men, denhal Glacier.
 Parish important event of the week Valuable door prizes three nights
  that he Alaska could be shipped Canadian boats Weather: High,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12
kET(HikAN MAN,
 SEATTLE BOUND,
 LOST FROM SHIP

EVERETT, Wash, Nov. 12.-Rt- Nick G. Berkovich, Seattle, skipper of the purse seiner Blue Eagle, out of Ketchikan for Seattle, reported to the Snohomish County sheriff, Tom Warnock, here that a man identified as Michael J. Kelly, Ket- chikan, disappeared from the craft Tuesday night while off the Can- adian coast.
 The skipper said a search of more than an hour failed to find him.
 Kelly, Berkovich told Warnock was being brought to Seattle at the request of Ketchikan druggist who had provided money for bus fare to Portland where Kelly was said to have lived.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12

With respect to current world conditions the widespread and general consensus that living in fools paradise is manifestly in If this true, most of us would be far happier
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12

MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. lAy SECOND and FOURTH ]: K: j: l: !: :' $: $ ::::: ;: ]: Worshipful Master: IAMrs - LEVERS. Secretary.
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We shall never be able to get along with the Rus sians long ask them instead of telling them
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12
The Washington Merry-Go-Round
By DREW PEARSON

sCon.irued from Page Cnei
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12
CONDITIONS OF WEATHER
 ALASKA PTS.

Weather conditions and temper
 atures at various Alaska points,
 also on the Pacific Coast, for 24-
 hour period, ending at 4:30 this morning, and released by the Waather P,1realI Jupeau follow
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12

WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12

Josephine had succeeded Mrs Don Gallagher at Guys Drug Store.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Baptist Mission Session
To Hear Of Work In Cuba

The Rev. Oscar Rodriguez, gener.
al missionary to Cuba Of the Ameri-
can Baptist Home Mission Society
will speak at one-day Bible and
missionary conference tomorrow In
the First Baptist Church.
Team leader for the conference
will be the Rev. Paul A. Collyer, di-
rector of promotion for the New
York State Baptist Convention.
Other speakers will include Dr.
Carol o. Morong, pastor of First
Baptist Church, Mount Vernon, N.
Y; Hazel F. Shank, foreign secre-
tary of the Womans American Bap-
tist Foreign Mission Society, North
ern Baptist Convention; Dorothy O.
Bucklin, secretary OF missions.
Woman's American Baptist Home
Mission Society, and Morse Bettison.
a student at the Yale Divinity
School.
The sessions will be held at 10
am, 2 and 7:45 pm. The confer
ence Is sponsored by the Northern
Baptist Convention.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

organ empowered to enforce any
U. N. decision. 1t thus appeared
that partition would rise or fall In
this Council.
In the Ashebly's historic S3-to-l3
vote to cut up Palestine, the United
States, Russia, France, Canada, the
Soviet Ukraine and Belgium balloted
with the majority.
In the Assembly opposition column
was Syria, which spearheads the
Arab opposition in the Council.
Four other Council members
Britain, China, Argentia and Col
ombia-abstained 1t is from this
group that pro-partitionists must
draw at least one affirmative vote
to pass any motion.
Britain appears set to abstain
throughout. The Chinese delega-
ton has indicated that Abstaining
instructions from Marking have not
changed up to this time. The two
republics on the
Council have made no comment.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
World Needs Crusaders,
Mrs. CIapper Tells ParIey

Today's world needs idealists ano
crusaders, Mrs. Raymond Clapper
widow of the newspaper colunanist
declared yesterday in talk be-
fore five-state student conference
or world government at the Inter
national Student House. 1926 r
street NV.
Mrs. Clapper, chairman of the
Washington chapter of United
World Federalists, later appeared on
a radio forum with conference stu
dent leaders.
More than 100 high school and
college leaders from the District
Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania
and New York attended the one day
conference.
James Parreco, 19-year-old VIII
son Teachers College student and
chairman of the District student di-
vision of United World Federalists,
presided at the conference sessions.
The students aired their views on
the United Nations, Russia China
atomic energy control and the
Greek question.
Pierre Streit, Is, son of Clarence
K. STREET, author Of Union Now"
also spoke. He Is q student at
Swarthmore College.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
U. 5. Asked 10 Give Up
Submerged Land Claims
BY the Asxoeiofad Rraka

DENVER, Feb. 21.-The 11-State
Western Republican Conference to-
day formally demanded that the
Federal Government give up claims
to submerged lands.
The action came in unanimous
approval of a suggested plank for
the national Republican platform.
The resolution, designed to include
minerals, oil and underground
waters, will be forwarded to the
National Platform Committee.
The conference also called for "a
comprehensive program Of reclama-
ton with adequate appropriations"
and completion of surveys for con-
servation projects which are SELF
liquidating.
Other proposed planks included:
l. Immediate erection of fence
on the international border to keep
the foot and mouth disease of Mexi-
can cattle out of the United States.
2. Free circulation of gold coin
and removal of the ceiling price on
silver.
3. At least two cabinet positions to
Westerners.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Morgenthau Scores
Arab War on u. N
As Threat 10 World

The Arab fight against partition
Of Palestine imperils world peace
former Secretary of the Treasurer
Henry Morgenthau, jr., declared last
night.
Mr.. Morgenthau, general chair
man of the United Jewish Appeal
presided at the opening of a con-
ference at the Shoreham Hotel to
launch q $3.50 900 900 destiny cam
paign" to support Palestine immi-
grafton, and to help European Jews
and refugees coming to the United
States.
The Arabs by their action have
declared war on the United Ma
tons" which represents the very
foundation of peace" Mr.. Morgen-
thau asserted.
No Peace, No Palestine.
Without peace there can be no
Palestine" he said. Without peace,
the entire world would face total
destruction"
IF the United Nations fails, then
who knows where the first atomic
bomb will fall?"
Approximately $50 Jewish leaders
were expected to register for the
conference last night and today. At
torney General Clark is a speaker on
this mornings program.
Mr.. Morgenthau is his talk last
night termed the s250,00O,0OO cam
paign goal minimum. He said
real needs are close to $400, 900 900.
Refugee Needs Listed.
About $2s3 ,000, 900 is needed to
support the immigration of $4,000
Jewish refugees into Palestine in
1948 and aid the 100000 Jews now
there, he said. Nearly 100000 900
more Is needed to provide necessities
and aid rehabilitation of European
Jews and more than $13,500,0 for
initial help to Jewish refugees COM
ing into the United States, he de-
clared.
Other speakers at the opening
conference session included Milton
Kahn, of Boston; William Rosen-
wald, Of New York, one of the
three national chairmen of the
United Jewish Appeal and honorary
president of the United Service for
New Americans; and DR.. Israel
Goldstein, of New York, national
chairman of the United Jewish Ap-
peal and of the United Palestine
Solution of HOmelessness'
Dr. Goldstein declared that a
Jewish state in Palestine is the
solution for the homelessness of
European Jews and that the 1913
fund drive "envisages a solution
not merely an alienation of the
problem of those it seeks to help"
The United Jewish Appeal is the
combined fund-raising organiza-
ton for three groups the Joint
Committee, the United
Palestine Appeal and the United
Service for New Americans. Off,
cials term the national 1948 cam
paign "the largest drive for humani-
tartan purposes in the history Of the
United States" .
Evening star., 1948-02-22
u. N. Council Will Beqin
Palestine Debate Tuesdoy

LAKE SUCCESS, Feb. Il (P).-
The Security Council begins its fate
full debate on Palestine Tuesday
with delegates divided on the parti-
ton question. The United states
and Russia-for once together-are
both committed to partition.
OF the II countries on the Coun-
ell, six voted to split the Holy Land
in the General Assembly's decision
November 40. The other five re-
fused to back the scheme. These
figures become significant in the
Council where seven affirmative
votes are necessary for passage OF
any resolution.
The issue Of partition officially
comes before the Council through
consideration of a report asking for
international military force to carry
out the division. The request comes
from the f1ve-nation Palestine par
tition commission, set up by the
Assembly to carry through its pro-
gram.
The Security Council is the only
Evening star., 1948-02-22

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sentimental value. Generous reward. FA.