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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
z Narodniho Svazu Ceskych
KatolikHG.

Posledni dny nam prinesly
dalsl smutne zpravy z Ceskoslo-
venka. Komuniste, jejichz T.
sta jsou pima chvalozpevu o je-
jich pojmu svobody vseho dru-
hu dotut, dokud Sc nezmocni
vlady mad tim neb onlm naro-
dem, dokazali novymi nasilnost
mi, re vsechno to jejich mlu-
vent jest jen hazen1m prazd-
nych frazf. Gottwaldova Via
ola je ma postupu v krutem pro-
nasledovani katolicke cirkve a
hrdinneho episkopatu. Domaci
vezeni a policejni dozor mad
arcibiskupem Beranem, tytez
restrikce pouzite prot Olomou-
ckemu arcibiskupovi Matocho-I
vi, zpravy O uveznen1 cetnych
knezi, dokazujf jasneji a jas
neji jak nizkymi otrokari do
vedou byti komuniste tam kde
lzivost1, klamem a nasil1m Sc
dostali k moci. Pridejme k to-
mu vladni omezeni delnickeho
prava, zabiranf soukromeho
majetku, vyhladovovanl tech,
KIDD sc k MIN nepfidajl, potla-
covani svobody slova a tisku a
name pred sebou obraz tyra-
ME rovnajicl Sc EN- nejhroznej-
Sim v dejinach lidstva.
Krutosti pachane v zemlch
komunisty ovladnutych mely
by konecne otevrlti oci tenn pr1-
slusnlkGm demokratickych, do
sud svobodnych narodd, kteri
-sobe blahove namlouvali, re
snad komunismus nen1 tax zlym
jest v%ypisovan. Najdeme
-1sem a tam i dobre smyslejfci Ii
di, ktefi sc dali oklamat pokry-
teckym horovan1m komunistG
10 vybudovanl svetoveho blaho-
/ bytu pro obycejneho cloveka.
Komunisticka cholera uvrh-
: la zem pc zemi, narod pc naro-
du do nepopsatelneho otroctvf.
Jest vseobecne znamo, re We
doucf komunismu jsou puzeni
snahou dostati do svych sparG
narody celeho sveta. To treba
81 uvedomiti a bezodkladne a
soustavne organisovati demokra
: Gle svetove k zastavenl jejich
vybojnosti.
Clenstvo Narodniho Svazu
~rozhodne patti v Tady tech, kdo
: Sc nekompromisne prot komu.
Z nismu postavili. Svoj1 pohoto.
| vost v tonic zapasu nejlepe
prokazeme spoluprac1 S mas
: vladou, jejfz zahranicnf politi
ka Sc nese v duchu proti-komu
~nistickem. Prokazeme j i tim
: re slovem i skutkem Sc posta.
z vine proti slrenl nezdrave -
u komunisticke filosofie v nasen
okoli. Kazdy jednotlivec MI.
e re v tonic smeru vykonati kus
: dobre prace.
Clenstvi Narodn1m Svazu {
podpora jeho pomocnych axe
pro bezence a Nepomucenum
iakoz i fond ma leky, sluzby in
, formacnf, to vse jest spojtyn
fetezem nasi spoluprace pro u
v drzeni clovecenstvu svobodu
tom smyslu v jakem behem ne
/ kolika pokolenf byla yybudo
vana We hranicfch Spoj. StatG
Radi znovu potvrzujeme svo
e il radost mad tim, re Sc nam do
/. stalo pochopenl cd tax mno
{. hych. Tech sedmnact tis1c do
J. .larn predanych 1radovne N. c
w. C. k podpofe chovancu
J. spousta odeslanych odevin, st;
1, aplikac1 O bezence, = tot jes
tax mnoho vyjadfeni o spray
= mem pochopenf vec1 tisici ma
\ sich lidf. Boz vsak nenl dobo
IS jovan a jake dobfl voJaci mu
e sine v mem vytrvati.
l. 0-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Strahovsky opat Jarolimek pry
zatcen Sc 100 jinych knezi.

Londyn. = London Daily
Express" oznamil z Prahy, re
nejdp. Jarolimek, opat klaste-
ra Strahovskeho, kde arcibis-
kup Beran kazal prot Wade,
byl zatcen Sc 100 jinych knez1.
Zpravy obdrzene z V1dne
pravily, re komunisty kontrolo-
vana ceskoslovenska vlada Sc
chysta censurovati kazanl kne-
Ii We SVEN pokusu o zkruseni
oposice arcibiskupa Berana.
Cfrkevni prameny prav1, re
chystany krok k umlcenl ceske-
no knezstva Dude zkousen po-
mocf systemu "narodnlch admi-
nistratorn1", vybranych komu-
misty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Byvalemu ruskemu vojaku pc.
volen pobyt We Spoj. StatE.

Washington, D. C. = Pravni
vybor americke poslanecke sne-
movny schvalil navrh, ably byl
byvalemu sovetskemu plukov-
n1ku Leonu Nikolajevici Volko-
VOW, povolen trvaly pobyt We
Spojenych Statech.
Volkov prohlasil, re by byl
zastrelen, kdyby Sc vratil dc
Sovetskeho svazu. Rekl dale, re
V druhe sv6tove valce slouzil v
sovetskem letectvu. V roce 1915
byl nucen nouzove pTistati Y
Jugoslavii a sovety Sc domniva-
ly, re zahynul pri padu letadla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01

odboji druhem. Vzdyt je or
ganisacf, ktera ma / dGlezite IL
koly vnitfnf, hajenf krajan-
skych nasich zajmG v Americe.
Jake nezavisla organisace anne
|rickych obcan1 ceskoslovenske-
no p1Ivodu ma ostatne i volnej-
81 ruku v praci pro obnovu de-
|mokracie sve stare vlasti nez
|organisace exulant1.
Ceskoslovenska narodni rada
" Americe nevymysli a nebude
lvymyslet programy pro starou
|vlast. Nema v zapasu Ia OBJ
novu ceskoslovenske svobody
pozadavkd stranickych, skupi-
novych nebo dokonce osobnich.
Usiluje jen, ably stara nase
|vlast dosahla opet svobody a a.
by lid v Ceskoslovensku mohl
81 sam pokojne sve pomery u
pravit. Proto, &C ma tuto orga-
nisaci bylo soustavne 1toceno
Sc strany komunistG a kolabo-
rantn jake ma "valecne stvace"
liz. pred rokem v memoranda
presidentu Spojenych Statd W.
slovila pozadavek nejmirumi-
lovnejsiho resent krise ceskoslo-
venske, totiz svobodne volby "a
dozoru Spojenych narodG! Pro
Ito v techto dnech tento poza-
davek opakovala svou zadosti
k delegaci Spojenych Stat1 ma
konferenci paflzske.
Jake American1m touzebne
a horoucne 81 prej1cfm miru "a
lezi nam ma tom, ably Sc vyvoj
nesinul ma sikmou plochu, We
douci k move katastrofe. Ne
;|chceme valky mezinarodni an
Iobcanske. Proto Sc zasazuje-
me O resent nejpokonejsf a nej.
demokratictejs1.
Jake Americana name "a
ma obnove demokracie &c.
|skoslovenske, protoze oslaben.
demokracie kdekoli znamena Y
.nynejsi "koncentraci svetove-
.labychom uzili SLOW Palackehc
l. take oslaben1 nas1 demokra.
cie americke, k jejiz obrane
,ljsme povinni nasadit vsechny
svoje silly.
I Jake Americana name i "a
,Ivazek X demOkracii ceskOslO
venske, ponevadz Spojene Sta
! ty byly partnerem dohody, kite
Ira Ceskoslovensko vkl1nila d.
-vychodni sfery a jsme tudfz pc
-vinni starat Sc O to, ably dodr
zeny byly %podmlnky, "a Mich;
lse tax stale. Mezi Mani bylo
1orozumeni, re v stredovycho
dni Europe Sc lidu dostane pri
!, lezitosti ably o SVEN osudu mo
hi rozhodovat svobodnymi vol
5bami a re dostane Sc mu OBJ
eanskych svobod, ma jejich'
;zaklade jedine tyto volby jso'
mozny. MY Americana cesko
slovenskeho pGvodu muslin
cltit tuto zodpovednost v1ci Ii
du ceskoslovenskemu dvojna
isob zavaznejsi nez ostatnf mas
,lspoluobcane. Proto dnes, KID,
nastala chvile a vhodra pTile
zitost k prosazovanl tohoto pc
, zadavku - kdy zapadni vel
moci podaly tento pozadavek
zajmu lidu vychodnlho Nemee
ka a kdy Rusko podporuje ter
to pozadavek svobodnych We
leb S pripustenim kontroly Spe
: ienych narodd pro Recko j
ma case vznesti tento pozads
vek Sc vsi dG6raznosti i pro CSF
!, Krajane, podejte ruku pc
4 mocnou! PomoZte resit kri!
E ceskoslovenskou zp1sobem ne.
; vhodnejsim, nejpokojnejsln
: nejdemokratictejslm!
Premozte svoji 1navu! PRAY
Ida, re dvakrate jsme byli zkls
E mani v nadejfch, ale jestli ma
lid We stare vlasti do tretic
zkousi zleho, define Sc do tTet
ce do prace, abychom mu o
zleho pomohli DO TRETIC
DonDETT0 r UT Eun1
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
sky rozhlas prot Jugoslavii.

V dopise Sc mimo jine pra-
vilo: "Obavate Sc pravdy, pro-
toze Sc bottle, re by Sc svet mo-
hi dovedet O protirevolucnf Gin
nosti nekterych pTedaku v So
vetskem svazu a v jinych lido
We demokratickych zemich pro-
tt Jugoslavii."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Diva b~iskupove tyrani
" Rumunsku.

Vatikanske Mesto. = z pra-
mend vatikanskych prichazi
zpava, re Rumunsku zaka-
zany unitarnf cfrkve, ably takto
byla zlomena jejich vernost pa
pei. Y teto zprave je dale
tvrzeno, re rumunska vlada
snaz1 Sc vsemi p~rostfedky zne-
moznit cinnost jak cfrkve uni
tarn1 tax T1msko-katolicke.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
DO TRETICE VSEHO
|DOBREHO | ZLEHO.
(Tiskova sluzba Ceskoslovenske
Narodn1 Rady v Americe.)

DVakrat JSme v Amerlce pra-
covali "a osvobozeni stare sve
vlasti z ciziho jarma; v prvni
sv6tove valce "a dobyti statni
samostatnosti, v dobe druhe
valky "a obnovu ztracene ma
rodnf svobody a yzkriseni ces-
koslovenske demokracie. Nelze
81 zast1rat skutecnost, re druhy
odboj mas znacne vycerpal. A
kdyz Ceskoslovensko loni upa-
do v jaTmo move a bylo pohl-
|ceno novou vlnou totality, KITE
ra zaplavila celou stredni E
vropu a Balkan, re tato zmena
zastihla mnoho nasich lidi una
venych.
"Dvakrat jsme pracovali a
marne. Dvakrat vsechna nase
prace stella do prfkopu. Pc ire
II w do toho nep1jdem!"
Takove hlasy slyseli jsme v
poslednim roce TOLERATE, re tire
ba Sc k MIN vracet.
Zname omluvy n~etecnosti k
novemu zapasu, pronasene
lidmi, kteff jinak jsou zasadnf-
mi demokraty a odp1rci dikta-
fury a kteri bolestne nesou, &C
Sc We stare vlasti loni odehralc
a co Sc tam cd komunistickehc
pTevratu dele. Rfkajl: "Kdyz
81 tam donna nedovedli svobodu
udrzet dvakrat, neudrzeli by S
il ami potretf. A nejsou ostat.
ne sami ma tech udalostech bez
why. Vsak NELL vedet co Sc
pripravuje! Nell byt v strehu
a nedelat 81 ilusl o komunistecf
s nimiz je spoluprace nemozna
Pokouseli Sc spolupracovat
mimi prilis dlouho, az bylo pc,
zde."
Zajiste prazske udalosti z Il
nora minuleho roku budou jed
nou podrobeny prisnemu soud,
historic. Zajiste nezustanol
bez pronikave kritiky. Jiz dne'
pc roce lie k MIN zaujmout sta
novisko strizlivejsi a kritictejs
nez loni. Ale pravda jest, II
hlavnfm vinnikem ma prevratu
ienz nastolil vladu totality
CSR, nebyly priciny ~vnitropo
liticke, ale tlak zvenci, ofensi
va kominformy, politika SOVIET
skeho svazu.
Spravne bylo v minulycl
dnech u prilezitosti narozenil
presidenta Benese poukazano
re neobstojf vytka, re pr1lii
dlouho spolupracoval S komu
misty. Polsti nekomunistict
politikove nesli do Warsaw,
pres Moskvu, nespolupracoval
IS komunisty, zaujfmali odmita
We stanovisko v1ci SSSR, z cas-
ii vedli i prudkou oposici a w
sledek? Polsko pablo do osi
del totality mnohem drive ne:
samo Ceskoslovensko, ba padl;
do Mich ieste hloubeji. Hrub:
moe rozhodla. Male a slabs
narody podlehly presile. Byl,
zachyceny zeleznym valcen
drive, nez jejich pratele ma "a
pade Sc mohli vubec srazit v je
den six ma spolecnou obranu.
Tento fakt jest miti ma IRE
tell. Die toho jest jednat.
Kdyz poznovu, trebas potre
til, hoTi rodnem dome a vine
re ohen byl zalozen CHI ruko,
nelze necine sedet a litovat, Z
tam horf w potreti. Jest nut
no rychle pomahat, ably zachr;
memo bylo, co zachranit jest
lie.
Lidove pofekadlo spravn
pravi: "Do tretice vseho dc
breho i zleho!"
Rld1c Sc tfmto heslem, Ceske
slovenska narodni rada v Anne
rice necekala opatrnicky n
dals1 vyvoj. Timed pc lonsker
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01

- Mejte svnj zaludek vzdy
v poTadku! Pro zaludecnl kre-
&c prohral Napoleon svou bit
WI u Waterloo.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-23
Mass Light Plane Flight Crosses U. s.

PORTLAND, Ore. (P)-A trans continental mass flight of light planes took off from here Satur- day with 58 of them scheduled to land at Portland, Me, next Fri day. The 39 planes which left here Saturday morning were to pick up nine added starters at Pendleton and Boise. Pilots for ten new planes to join the flight at Lock Haven, Pa. May 26, are passen- gers on the western part of the trip.
 Tour secretary Frank Womack said the tour-seventh for Ore gon's businessmen pilots-is the longest mass flight of small planes ever attempted. The purpose, he said, is to have fun and publicize the state.
 On its previous flights the tour group has flown 18,500 miles with a cracked propeller the most seri- ous damage.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-23
NBACCALAUREATE
 SERVICES SUNDAY

Baccalaureate services for the 1949 graduating class of the Nome High School were held in the gymnasium on Sunday evening. The program began at 800 pm. with a prelude by Juanita Eager strom. This was followed by the professional, in which the grad uates marched to their preaanged places.
 Following the invocation, an an them was sung by the high school girls glee club.
 The baccalaureate address was given by Father Neil Murphy.
 Miss Jennie Savers sang a solo, Ave Maria" Then came the ben ediction, followed by the postlude, played by Juanita Fagerstrom.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-23
MOrrOw-Tait Grounded At Minneapolis

MINNEAPOLIS, (P) - Customs inspectors of Wold-Chamberlain airport here Friday night ordered Mrs. Richarda Morrow-Tait, BTj- tish round world flier, ground ed here until further orders"
 Mrs. MorroW-Tait and her nav igator, Jack Ellis, former Royal Air force flier, flew here from Fargo, N. D., Friday.
 The inspectors said they had been ordered by the Chicago cus- toms office to hold" Mrs. Mor- row-Tait's ship, a converted Vul- tee BT-l3. The federal agents here said they had no idea why the or der was issued.
 The plane was financed by avj- ation enthusiasts in this country after the British Woman's ship in which she had flown from Japan was damaged in an Alaskan crash landing. It was purchased in Seat ! tie.
 l Mrs. MorroW-Tait expressed surprise over the grounding order. She explained that she had been given customs clearance at Cut Bank, Mont, upon her entry into the U. s. from Edmonton, Alta.
 There are lots of rules and regulations that have to be com piled with," said the 25year-old red haired English housewife, the mother of a tWo-year-old daugh- ter. "This will be strengthened out all right"
 Mrs. Morrow-Tait said she and Ellis would fly to Chicago Satur- day, assuming the grounding or der was lifted by that time. She has been on the world flight now for about nine months.
 T. P. Horan, assistant collector of customs here, said later that Mrs. Morrow-Tait would not be leaving here either Saturday or Sunday" He said he could not dis close the reasons for holding the plane but that the customs office would probably have statement on the matter today"
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-23
Alaska Salmon Remains Canneries
 Bargaining Agent

WASHINGTON, R- The na- tional labor relations board an nounced late Friday a ruling that the Alaska Salmon Industry, Inc, is still the proper industry-Wide bargaining agent for canneries in Southeastern Alaska.
 IL rejected petition by two AFL unions that each of a dozen firms would be recognized as in- dividual bargaining units for resi- dent cannery workers.
 |. The two petitioning unions were the United Alaska Fisher men and Cannery Workers union, local 24359, and the Fishermen and cannery workers union, local 24366.
 The latter unions petition in- volved only Libby, McNeill & Lib by at Yakutat.
 The companies involved in the other unions petition were New England Fish company; Pyramid Fisheries Co.,; Nakat Packing Corp; Libby, McNeill & Libby; Pacific American Fisheries; Icy Straits Salmon Co.,; Angoon Com. munity Association the only non member of ASD; Superior Pack. ing Co.,: Todd Packing Co.,; Wes' Coast Salmon Co.,; Northern Pa. cific Canning Go.
 The companies and the inter. national union of food, tobacco agricultural and allied workers ot A m r ica (CIO opposed any change in the industry wide bar. gaining setup.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-23
Order l5% Cut I'm Marshall Plan
 (Con.inued from Page One)

100000.
 The full s5O,OOO,OOO asked for aid to Greece and Turkey was ap- proved by the committee, as was a fund of $1,O74,OO0,0OO sought for Marshall plan operations for the April-June quarter of this year.
 The overall amount recom- mended for all operations in the bill was $5,542,47 ,0OO. The Pres ident had asked $6,322, 100000
 The actual amount of money to be made available depends on what the full House and Senate vote when the bill comes before them.
 Rep. Cannon D.-MoO, chair man of the appropriations com mittee, told newsmen the motion for the IS per cent cut was made by Rep. Albert Thomas D.-Tex.> and was supported almost solidly by the Republicans.
 The cuts the committee made are on top of $157 100000 reduc- ton that MT. Truman himself sug- gested because of the decline in price since he sent his budget to Congress in January.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-23
Alaska Industries Film Being Made

JUNEAU - Production will be- gin this week on a documentary motion picture in color and sound to illustrate the Territory's indus trial and business opportunities as we'll as recreational attractions, it has been announced by the Alaska Development board.
 When completed, prints of tbe picture will be distributed widely throughout the United States and will be used to attract and interest investors.
 Engaged by the development board to film and edit the picture is Frederick MachetanZ, outstand- ing photographer and artist, who is nephew of Charles Trager Of Unalakleet.
 Machetanz is no stranger to Alaska. He spent nine out of the last IS years in the Territory. During World War II, he served with Naval Intelligence in the Aleutians.
 Machetanz has already produc- ed three motion pictures in color about Alaska for use with his lec- lures. He wrote and illustrated two books for Scribner's entitled "Panuck, Eskimo Sled Dog" and "On Arctic Ice" He also illustrat- ed Evalyn Stefanson's book Here Is Alaska" He has lectured and shown his films to the American Museum of Natural History, the Detroit Institute of Arts, San Francisco Town Hall and many other places.
 Machetanz will be assisted in his work by his wife Sara, who is also an accomplished photogra- pher. They will be on "location' in the Territory all summer.
 The MachetanZ's will shoot" the first scenes of the Alaska de- velopment board production in the ketchikan area. They will work their way north visiting communi- i ties throughout Southeastern, In terior, South. Central and North western Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-23
US. Commissioners Court

Winfred Adloat was given three months in the federal jail for be- ing drunk in a public place.
 Chester Adloat who was held on an insanity charge was re- leased Friday after being judged sane by a jury in the U. s. Com missioner'S Court.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-23
Imports Do Not Harm American Fisheries Industry

WAS1lNG 1OIN, tfD-l ne state department reported to Congress last week that despite industry protests there is no present need to curb import of fishery prod uctS.
 New England and Pacific fish cry interests have repeated ly asked Congress to limit fishery imports, particularly fozen fillets.
 At various Congressional hear ings, industry representa- t V e S have pleaded that higher tariffs will not help; that rigid quotas are mandatory.
 The House fisheries committee last month asked the state depart ment to study the effect of i'm ports on the domestic industry and to recommend remedial steps.
 The department said that fish and wildlife service review de- scribed l948 healthy year for the U. s. fishing industry.
 "The total commercial catch was normal, the production of frozen fish was a record, the total canned pack was relatively large, and consumption of fishery pro- ducts in the United States increas- ed over the previous year." the re- view said.
 The report admitted imports of certain fish products have increas- creased much more than others.
 Noting particularly an increase in groundfish fillet imports, the department said however, that that there is a vigorous and ap- parently expanding demand for the product.
 There Is reason to believe" it added, that the United States market will continue to support expanding domestic production even should imports continue to increase"
 1 The department sai dthe domes- : tic industry apparently has," by and large, maintained and in- creased production in the last three years. Imports have increas- ed, but less, in absolute terms, than production"
 Limiting imports, the depart ment explained, would mean re- establishing trade barriers, may lead to retaliatory actions by other countries and aggravate "the basic problem which concerns the world today-the so-called dollar short age"
 Under the general tariffs and trade agreement there are provi- sions for limiting imports in spe- cific situations, none of which appears applicable to the United States fishing industry" the de- partment said.
Evening star., 1949-01-27
(Fron1 S. ". Vienna

My collection includes Pink Beau
ty, Blue Boy. Blue Girl. Neptune
Red Bi-Color, White Lady. Trilby
Silver Wings, Blushing Lady, a two
toned purple and green-leafed va
riety. and two light blue varieties
whose names l do not know yet, as
they were given to me.
Neptune is one of the most beau
tiful in my collection. The dark
leaves are striking against the pro-
fusion Of reddish purple blooms
Neptune and Pink Beauty make q
particularly lovely combination.
I am interested in the collection
of Mrs. N. M. F. of Rockville. She
seems to have some rare varieties
such as Gift Orchid, Red Spoon
Orchid Lady and Imperial White
I should like to know where I car
obtain the same violets.
might add that I have severa
with different leaf patterns anc
colors, such as Trilby, which ha!
dark green. shiny leaves with purple
underneath, and Blue Girl, which
has scalloped leaves. There are M
two alike.
Evening star., 1949-01-27
FAVORITE VIOLETS.

From Mr.. A. B., BeltSpille.)
So many violet growers have
called my attention to the request
Of one Of your readers for II Of the
best African violets and urged that
I submit list.
After due consideration, I shall
name the following: Du Pont
Lavender Pink, Du Pont Blue
Grand Lady. Rose Purple, Purple
Prince, Mentor Boy, Blue Cir
Ullery's), Ionantha, Westcoas1
Amethyst, Amazon Pink, Amazon
White, Bi-Color and Blue Boy Su-
preme. I am suggesting these
varieties without prejudice. as
have many other varieties ano
many of them in much larger num-
bers than some of the above. Any
how, they are my favorites, and
seem to do best and are, in my
opinion, the most beautiful.
Judging by facts, more womer
must read your Clearing House
than the ads dncluding our OWN ir
The Star. You have me reading 1t
too, now!
Evening star., 1949-01-27
By Violet Faulkner
Mod Editor

Although the hoop skirts ane
powdered wigs Of Colonial Williams
burg have largely disappeared
the traditional recipes of that era
have survived to live again another
day. Old-fashioned ginger cakes
Shrewsbury cakes and Travis House
pecan CONNECTIONS, made in accord.
ance with recipes approved by Will
liamsburg Restoration, Inc, have
made their first appearance in oul
Washington stores. The ginger
cakes are thin. crispy little waters
made with plenty of brown sugar
molasses and snappy with ginger
Apparently Shrewsbury cakes must
have been very popular with Vir-
ginia hostesses Of $50 years ago, be-
cause The Williamsburg Art OF
Cookery" gives three different rec
ipes for them. The one selected in
this case dates back to 1887; they're
rich, crisp little cookies, delightfully."-
fiecked with caraway seeds. The
third item is really delicious 18th
century confection, tiny mouthfuls
of crumbly richness-half candy
half cookie. They are we'll known
to many people who have dined at
Travis House.
The company making this line OF
unusual sweets has even chosen
a location in character with the
products. Alexandria, Va. An
other interesting fact is this: The
company has been licensed exclu-
sively by the Williamsburg Restora-
ton Committee to manufacture food
products from any Of the recipes
that appear in the official cookbook,
THE Williamsburg Art of Cookery"
The home economic department OF