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The Nome nugget., 1950-11-24
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
 Arriving about midnight We'd nesday with Pan American was Olga Bahr.
 Departing for Fairbanks were Jim Andrews and Duane Force.
 Departing for Seattle were MT. Muttart, MT. English, MT. and Mrs. Herb Engstrom and son Ron- ny; MT. and Mrs. Russ Hardy and son Lloyd; Pete Swedemen, Red Snyder and Jerry Lomen.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-24
NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received un- til $500 p.m.. Nov. "A. 1850. for inc moving in 10 town of an army building. 20' by l20'. building 10 be placed on mud sills and crib ping built in. and partitions placed. Specifications may be got ten from Clerk. Mrs. Helen B. Ol- sen.
 BOARD OF EDUCATION. Pub. Nov. IS, IT, 20, g, A, 1850.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-24
NOTICE

The young peoples Society will meet in the Covenant Church to- night at 500 p.m.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-24
WANT ADS

"51" with name
 on Louise Lyle" Please return to Nugget. 139-3tc
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-24
Hospital News

MT. and Mrs. James OkSoktoruk are the parents of son, James, Jr., born at the hospital on Mo- vember 23rd, weighing ei g h t pounds and one ounce.
 Mrs. William Munz has been admitted to the hospital.
 Dismissed from the hospital were Robert Robertson, Mrs. Her man Smith and child and Helmer Olson.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-24

and the Alaska AirWays in Alas ka and came into Nome, Anchor age and Fairbanks.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14
N E IA u MAS TVINSTA

Neturinciam uz savo nugaros
jokio vienuoliu ordino ir priesaky
is anksto isipareigojusios pla-
tintoju armijos Nemuno zurna-
lui nelengvi pirmieji zingsniai.
Geguzes menesi pirma karta pa
sirodes ir menesiniu zurnalu pa
siskelbes, antra karta Nemunas
tik rugpiucio gale ar rugsejo
Ipradzioj tepasirode, sakydama-
sis, kad tai yra uz liepos ir rug
Ipiucio menesius. Pasiaiskina, kad
vasara Nemunas kick issekes, to-
del kick CD ir susivelines, bet
rugsejo menesi iseisias padidin-
tas ir toliau jau tikrai kas menuo
iseidinesias. Dieve, duck -.
Taigi, kiekybiskai Nemunas is
tiesQ vasaros metu nesiliejo per
krantus. Taciau, paemus irankas
antraji numeri, is karto turi pri-
pazinti, kad kokybiskai, palygin-
tt SUI pirmuoju numeriu, Nemu-
mas per vasara ne tik nenuseko,
bet net CANA ispudingai patvino.
Nekalbant jau apie gera popieri,
kurio rusies parinkimas gal dar
butu ir diskutuotinas, jo technis-
koji isvaizda zymiai pagereju-
81, svarbiausia, jo turinys zy-
miai sodresnis, turtingesnis.
Nuns, zinoma, atrodytu, kad
teorijoj menesinis, praktikoj
tue tarpu dar reciau pasirodas
zurnalas be reikalo pirna savo
puslapi paskyre "aktualijoms"
lieciancioms birzelio vidurio -
liepos pradzios ivykius. Visomis
tomis temomis, jei turima kas
pasakyti daugiau, negu keletas
konvencionaliu bendrybiu, tin
kamesne vieta apzvalginej zur-
nalo daily. zurnalo skaitytojas
laukia ne del aktualiju ir jas
drasiai galima palikti dienras-
CLANS ir is dalies savaitrasciams.
Antras dalykas, kuris Shame
numeryje krinta j axis, tai kai
kuriu straipsniu { kas skaitys,
tas matys, kuriu y savotiskas
'manierizmas" = kalbeti is kar-
to daugeliu temQ, sokinejant nuo
minties prie minties, dazniau-
siai nei vienos nei kitos nuosek-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14
NUOMONES

". Dambrava savo straipsni lr
buvo atsiuntes Dirvai, bet ka-
Idangi tai buvo atsakymo paan-
trinimas, tai mes ir patarem,
kad V. Dambrava tue klausimu
pakalbetu per kuri nors kita laik-
asti. Taip jis ir padare. Visai
sutinkame, kad tas "amerikie-
ciu moteru" laiskas "rausvas'
Cia, Clevelande, mes turin toki
''amerikieciu'' moteru kluba, ku-
ris, be abejo, yra zinomas anti
|amerikines veiklos tyrinetojams.
RED.
Krislai ir rastai
Musu Kelias, ieskodamas kris
lu kitu akyse ir, kaip ir pridera
|pagal sv. Evangelija, savuju
rastu nematydamas, skelbia toki
klausima:
= Ar galima padaryti demo-
kratija, imaisius j iris kibirus
vadizmo viena Sauksta liberia
Ilizmo?
Ir atsako:
= Meginimu buvo. Taciau
vietoje demokratijos gavosi ALT
ISajunga.
Vienas mano draugas, paskai-
tes 81 "juoka", klausia:
- O kahn kas iseina, kai j
sauksta liberalizmo imaiso iris
statines bolsevikberniu?
', Nesulaukes greito atsakymo,
jis pats ir atsake:
- Liaudininkq liekanos, kuriu
net sandarieciai kratosi.
Nors, mano nuomone, Site
"juokai'' yra visiskai lygios ver-
tes, bet, kadangi pirmasis rado
vietos laikrastyje, tai teisinga
butu ir antraji paskelbti. Taciau
turiu toki nujautima, kad antra-
! j NIX redaktorius numes j krep-
ST, todel siunciu jums = labai
Iprasau, nenumeskite!
J. G., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14

liai nepabaigiant. Skaitai ir jau-
ties, lyg ziuredamas j modernis-
TIM paveiksla: daug ryskiu ir ne
ryskiu, savotiskai supintu bruo-
~, bet ka jie reiskia, taip ir ne
gall susigaudyti -.
Gal tai irgi tam tikras zurna-
listinis modernizmas? Bet, jei-
gu memo kuriniai kuriami even
tualiai tik busimosioms kartoms,
,suprasti, tai publicistiniai strap
sniai siu dienu temomis tikriau-
siai ne tam rasomi, kad jie tik po
simtmecio butu suprasti. O gal
tai tik tiesiog neatidumas min
ties reiskimo formoje?
zurnalo susivelinimas kai ku-
riu straipsniu aktualumui irgi
pakenke, mes rugsejo menesi tu-
rime skaityti kai kuriuos karstus
reagavimus del dalyku, kurie jau
praejo ir kurie siandien jau SUI
itvarke zymiai kitaip, negu buvo
tuos straipsnius berasant.
Vadinamoji apzvalgine dalis,
salia eiles anekdotu, paliecia tik
)viena klausima = apie pamink-
lus. 1r paliecia idomiu, susimas-
tyti vercianciu sugretinimu.
REMNANTS Margucio informa-
CHA, pastebima, kad, stai Blaney
Parko zasinas Unkie turi sau pa
minkla su graziu uzrasu, kurio
gall daznas karzygys pavydeti, O
toki "pauksciai", kaip Antanas
Vanagaitis ar Darius ir Girenas
paminklu Wis dar neturi Ir
kahn, esq, ar uzrasys kas nors
Jiems uzrasus bent tokius gra-
Izius, kaip tam zasinui uzrasyta...
Beje, toji Margucio informa-
CHA apie paminkla zasinui, SUI vi
sais komentarais yra istisai per-
otografuota is 1949 metu Dirvos,
o cia informacija apie paminkla
ir to zasino istorija savo keliu
perimta is vieno automobolistu
zurnalo. Tas paminklas, zinoma
nera toks, kokius tikimasi pasta
Ityti Dariui ir Girenui arba Vana-
gaiciui. Ir, zinoma, butu klaida
daryti is to isvada, kad mes Ia
sinus gerbiam labiau uz zmones.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14
BesarmatiSka

Vienybeje D-ras V. Dambra-
va straipsnyje "Taip mes galvo-
jam" raso, kad Dirvoje buvo kaz
kokiu "amerikieciu moteru is
USA" laiskas tremtiniams, kodel
Sic neina kariaut Korejon ir tt.
Nuostabu, kad toks komunisti-
nio ikvepimo laiskas rado vietos
tautiniam laikrasty.
Tikrove tokia: lietuviai trem-
tiniai ne tik saukiami stoja ka-
riuomenen, O ir siulosi nesau-
kiami! Ne vienas lietuvis trem-
tinys neatsisake stoti kariuo-
menen, kaip kad lenkuose yra.
Kita: lietuviai tremtin a j
uoliausiai stoja prizes stalinistus,
pastodami kelia ju veiklai. Tos
"amerikietes" moterys, matyt,
tick "suamerikonejusios", kad
to nezino! Pagaliau jQ laisko to-
mas atrodo labiau komunistis-
kas, negu tautiskas, toll ne lie
tuviskas. Yra apsciai lietuviu,
is seniau atvykusiu, kurie lietu-
vybe senai palaidojo. Tokiem
tremtiniu lietuviska veikla tul-
zis gerklej! Tremtiniai veikia
lietuviskoje dirvoje drasiai: kali
ba lietuviskai, veikia lietuviskai
nesigedi ne kalbos, ne paraso
lietuvisko viesoje vietoje, kair
kad senieji. Tremtinius tik pa
girt tenka! Ju nemegsta stall
nistai ir Maskolijos garbintojai
Anis Rukas, Chicago, Ill
. PanaSus Anio Ruko laiskas
yra paskelbtas ir Vienybeje, kur
jis, tarp ko kita, apgailestauja
kodel DIR. Dambravos straipsnis
ne pacioje Dirvoje atspausdin.
tas. Gerb. rAnis Rukas, matyt
nepastebejo, kad Dirvoje drauge
SUI kalbamu laisku buvo idetas
ir atitinkamas atsakymas. DR.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14

Kai 1920 metals Pilgrim Fa-
theirs is Anglijos Mayflower lai-
WI isplauke naujaji pasaull,
ieskodami cia isikurimo salygu,
kur nebutu daugiau religiniu ir
kitokiu persekiojimu, tai sudare,
kaip veliau istorija patvirtino,
zymia data siaurines Americas
gyvenime. Per septynioliktaji
simtmeti ir visa laika veliau nau-
jais laivais cia trauke desimtys
ir simtai tukstanciu nauju pill
grimu", olandu, vokieeiu, skan-
dinavQ, prancuzQ, italy, iesko-
dami geresnio, laisvesnio ir pras-
mingesnio gyvenimo.
Mayflower laivo keleiviai, kaip
ir to laikotarpio kiti ateiviai,
cia Amerikoje RADIO ne visai
tuscia vieta, bet Sen bel ten ga
ma nedraugiskai jiems nusitei-
kusius indenus, kurie turejo sa-
vo skirtingas kalbas, savo pa
procius ir sava socialine bel
"valstybine" santvarka. Naujie-
il ateiviai visai nebuvo linke
skaitytis SUI seimininku kalba,
paprociais ir tvarka. Jie buvo pa
siryze islaikyti savo kalba, savo
paprocius, dvasia ir santvarka,
'kurios ideala savo sirdyse ir
smegenyse jie buvo atsigabene.
To jie sieke, toll grazu, ne Swell
niomis priemonemis ir ne per
viena simta metQ. Kova jie lai-
mejo sios Sales senuosius Semi
ninkus isstumdami bel isnaikin-
Idami, ju likucius uzdarydami
IcLeIVdLuS -.
Visa tai atsitiko, palyginti,
neseniai. Uztat Amerika ir va
diname ne tik naujuoju, bet ir
'jaunuoju pasauliu. Europos tau
tos ir valstybes buvo sukurusios
nebe viena didzios ir turtingos
civilizacijos laikmeti, davusios
ros, technikos graziausiu pa
mokslo, memo, filosofijos, kultu-
minklu, kai apie naujaji zemyna
dar niekas nei nesapnavo. Su
tue dvasios lobiu europieciai cia
'atvyko, j saugojo, mokejo iver-
tinti, todel laimejo prizes vietos
barbarus ir galiausiai sukure
nauja galinga valstybe.
Rytines bel pietryciu Europos
zmones j Amerika pradejo vykti
tik tada, kai cia anglai, olandai,
vokieciai bel scandinavia jau bu-
vo suspeje gerokai isitvirtinti
ir padeti nebeisgriaunamus nau-
josios jungtiniQ tautu valstybes
pagrindus. Kai lietuviai nuo 10
amziaus vidurio cia pradejo gau-
siau atvykti, jie jutosi jau visis-
kai "svetimsaliai". Ir ju nuotai-
ka buvo jau beveik diametraliai
skirtinga nuo Mayflower laivo
laiku ateiviu nutaiku -.
Name visuomet be gallo do
mindavo klausimas, koks buvo
pirmQju lietuviQ imigrantu nu-
siteikimas sioje salyje. Juk jie,
kaip ir visi kit, cia turejo Ply
gias" teises ir galimybes inesti
savo dali, kaip ja inese Mayflo-
!. wer keleiviai ir kitos europieciu
etnines grupes.
Ia klausima bandziau aiskin-
tis, studijuodamas Amerikos lie
tuviu imigracijos istorija. Bet
niekur taip idomiai ir gyvai ne
galejau surasti atsakymu, kaip
Americas lietuviq literaturoje.
Daug sviesos man inese S. E. vi
taicio apysaka Gyvenimo Dumb
lie, ir gal dar daugiau A. Marge-
rio sliuptarniq kai kurios vietos.
A. Margeris, tur but, labai
teisingai perduoda sio simtmecio
pradzios musQ imigrantu nuotai-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14

Bays CADZlUNAS telefonas: Garfield l7406
Isau simpatiskesnius, artimesnius pazista-
mus, kad labiau globoja viena srove, negu
kitas, bet nuo tokiu murmejimu neapsi-
Isaugos ir Balfo igaliotiniai (kitose vietose,
kur jie tas pareigas ejo, nei neapsisaugojo).
Jeigu jau butu buve reikalo skQstis
sroviniu protekcionizmu, tai, pasikeitus
IRaudonojo Kryziaus virsunei, kaip tik bil-
Itu buve verta pabandyti bus ar nebus ko-
kia lyme situo atzvilgiu. 0 dabar kaip tik
prancuzu zonoj pirmininkas paskyre iga-
|liotine vel is kataliku veikeju tarpo. Refs
kia ne Sis nusiskundimas buvo turetas gal
Ivoje, darant pakeitima.
AR GERESNIS patarnavimas susi-
|darys pakeitus pareigunus?
Lietuvos Raudonasis Kryzius yra Wis
delto visuomenine ir valstybine Lietuvos
Iorganizacija. Jos Acknowledgements, afro
do, tebera nesuteptas. Tad ir pasitikeji-
mas jaja suinteresuotuju tarpe nepalauztas.
IS antros puses - 81 organizacija
jau buvo sukurusi ir tam tikra aparata
toms pareigoms Patys tremtiniai, tai yra,
patys suinteresuotieji visuomeniniu budu
Itvarke jiems skirtos paramos paskirstyma.
Kaip ta tvarkys paskirti igaliotiniai,
tue tarpu nezinome, bet tikras dalykas, kad
je negales israsti kokiu nuostabiu metodu
tam darbui patobulinti O didesnio auto
riteto jie irgi negales susikurti.
OAR BUS BLOGIAU del to pakeiti-
timo? Ar del to kas nors nukentes?
To irgi negalima tvirtinti. Nieko
cia baisaus tikrumoje neatsitiks. Skirtu-
mas tik tas, kad ligi siol Lietuvos Raudo-
nasis Kryzius, turedamas tokias pareigas,
praktiskai veike savo tiesiogineje srityje.
Ia institucija, Saba pasiuntinybiu,
irgi yra dar tebeveikianti Lietuvos valsty-
bes institucija Ja palaikyti veiklia NUNS
yra ir tam tikras psychological politinis
interests. Atemus is LRK igsiolines jo
pareigas, jis, zinoma, neisnyksta, bet lieka
be konkretaus darbo lieka gyvuoti jau ne
be praktiskai, O tik popieriuje.
Kada Americas vyriausybe dar ne
deda kryziaus ant Lietuvos pasiuntinybiu,
kazin ar reikejo Balfo pirmininkui keliauti
is Americas j Europa, kad uzdetu kryziu
ant Lietuvos Raudonojo Kryziaus istaigos.
Tai bus pirmutinis klausimas, j kuri
lauksime atsakymo is grizusio pirmininko.
KITAS KLAUSIMAS, be abejo, bus
ir tas, kokios konkrecios naudos tremti-
MANS padaryta tais gausiais apsilanky-
mais stovyklose ir istaigose, iskaitant ir
Ispanijos ambasada bel pacia Ispanija.
Tas kausimas buvo iskeltas prizes kelione.
Buvo trumpai atsakyta, kad naudos bus
ir vaziuoti reikia.
Toliau tas atsakymas buvo papildo-
mas minetais biuleteniais, kurie yra tik
zodziai. Tikimes, kad pirmininkas nesisku-
bins itikineti irgi tik zodziais apie prak-
tiska tos keliones nauda. Busime kantrus
ir atsakymo j ta klausima palauksime kali
bancio faktais: kick ikliuvusiu emigraci-
jos bylu pirmininko intervencijos deka is
sipainios, kick ten likusiu tremtiniu bukle
tos pacios intervencijos deka pageres.
zinoma, bus ne tik idomu, bet ir rel
kalinga issiaiskinti, ar tu paciu interven-
ciju daugumos negalejo atlikti ten nuolat
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-14

ka ir jq paziuras, kaip jie supra
to savo, kaip lietuviu, laikysena
bel pareigas naujame kraste.
sliuptarniu $40 puslapyje jis
apraso pasikalbejima tarp ka tik
is lietuvisko sodziaus atvyku-
sios motereles Antanienes ir
prizes kelis metus atvykusiu j
Pensylvanija musu angliakasiu.
Laurel outlook., 1950-06-28
Items OF Local Interest

Mrs. Ruby Trammell returned
to her home in the C. L. Starbard
apartments, route 1, Friday, after
having been treated at ST. Vincent
hospital for a snake bite. She was
bitten Wednesday morning. Hos
pital attendants said that tests
indicated that the wound was in
flicted by a rattlesnake.
John A. Mitchell, grandson of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Vordahl of
Laurel is among the 80 advanced
R. o. T. C. students of Montana
state university selected to attend
advanced eserve officers training
corps summer camp at Fort Lewis,
Wash. The camps are for a six
week period and will begin this
week.
Mrs. Robert Elliot and children
left for their home in Roundup.
They have been the guests of Mrs.
A. F. Elliot and other relatives.
Laurel outlook., 1950-06-28
Hydrogen Bomb Danger
Causing Undue Worry

HARTSDALE, N. Y.-Americans
are worrying unduly over the dan
ger of a hydrogen bomb being
dropped here, because there is no
mean of transporting one by air."
says John M. Hancock, who helped
write the Baruch report on atomic
energy.
Hancock told the Scarsdale Town
clubs annual dinner that "a hydro
gen bomb can't be carried around
in a package" He said the mech
anism required to set off a hydro
gen bomb prohibits its use as 1--WE
think Of bombing"
Hancock was an alternate when
Bernard M. Baruch was a delegate
to the United Nations atomic energy
commission in 1916.
Laurel outlook., 1950-06-28
Girls d m Setting Fire
Just to Miss Few Glasses

ROCK ISLAND, ILL. Two IA.
year-old girls confessed that they
set a million-dollar fire so they could
miss a few days of school,"
The girls. Patricia Flaherty and
Gay Jean Grant, were caught after
they had bet a group of boys 25
cents they could set a similar fire
in another school.
The boys raced to the police when
they found that the girls had made
good on their bet by setting fire to
the Lincoln grade school.
The earlier fire destroyed the
Central junior high school, where
the girls were students.
Police said they readily admit
ted their guilt.
They told authorities that they
wen. to the junior high school with
Arlene Horsley, a 14-year-old COM
panion, and decided to do some
thing so they could get out of
classes.
First they decided to flood the
school and turned on all the showers
in the boys locker room.
But they said that didn't work,
so they decided to start a fire. One
of them went out to buy a penny box
of matches. Arlene got scared and
ran home.
Patricia and Gay said they went
to a room on the second floor and
set fire to a wall map and curtains.
Then they fled, they said, and
went home and played photograph
records until they heard the wall of
sirens. Then they joined the spec
tators at the scene.
Laurel outlook., 1950-06-28
"TWeIfth Night"

At Rodanthe, a small village on
wind-swept Hatteras island off the
North Carolina coast, residents
still celebrate Christmas on jan
uary 6. the ages-old Twelfth Night.
Laurel outlook., 1950-06-28
Holly Custom

Sprigs of holly, now a symbol of
Christian celebration, were eX-
changed as tokens of good wishes
by the ancient Romans at the
pagan festival of Saturnalia.
Laurel outlook., 1950-06-28

had a common reel and used a
trout fly but put in over an hours
time of patience and skill landing
him.
Laurel outlook., 1950-06-28
LAUREL HAPPENINGS
Is YEARS AGO TODAY
Quoted and paraphrased items
of news from the 25 years ago
Laurel Outlook.
June "a, 1924

June "a, 1924
Carroll Holland from Britton,
S. D., brother of Mrs. Forest
Thayer, was a guest at her home
last Sunday.
Laurel outlook., 1950-06-28

The g%reen-eyed monster is tor
menting trout seekers ever since
Floyd Eastlick of Park City made
such a splendid catch. On Thurs
day, at a pool near the bridge at
Riverside inn, Floyd made a lucky
strike. After driving from the inn
to Park City the weight of the
trout made a balance at eight
pounds and three ounces Eastlick
Laurel outlook., 1950-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Patterson
were pleasantly surprised Tuesday
evening when their daughter and
party came by automobile from
Alliance, Neb. The party consisted
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Nuttall,
Claude and Dorothy Patterson,
Mrs. McNett and Miss Helen
Wadum of Alliance, Neb., Mr.. and
Mrs. James Smethurst and daugh-
ter, and Charles Pollett of Hamil-
ton, Ontario, who had been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Nuttall in Alliance.
They are on their way to Van
couver, B. c., to make their home
and will leave Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nuttall will go back
by way of Casper, Wyo., after
visiting their many friends who
were their neighbors while they
were residents of Laurel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
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BOYS...

There's nothing SO irrepressible as a
yawn look at these drowsy big shots
YUVHERE comes a moment in every mans life when
L the cares of the day prove too much for him.
Then, no matter where he happens to be - at the
shoeshine stand. at high-pressure conference, or
even at gobal-strategy meeting - nature gets the
best of him and he's off for snooze The pictures on
these pages demonstrate that an unpanned snooze
can happen in the highest circles - so next time
don't feel embarrassed when you stife that yawn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05

For twice the compliments
cRisco's DouBle-TREAT CAKE
taAsks. swe Q" layers and 10 10 cup eskss')
Follow directions carefully, be sure to use
Crisco and we promise you lighter, rlcner'
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Method cake recipe is different-that's why
it's easy and sure-fire!
All Measurements Level Measure into bowl:
~ cups sisssd coke flour ~ cups sugar
u cup milk Is cup crisee ! teaspoon sass
Blend by hand or with mixer medium speed
for 2 minutes. Stir in:
IN teaspoons devhis- acting bakins Pewdss~
Add: " cup milk 5 egg whites ssP. vs"i''a
Blend by hand or with mixer medium speed
for 2 minis. Half fill two 81 Il N deep layer
pans rubbed with Crisco, lined with heavy
waxed paper Bake remaining batter in cup
cake pans rubbed with Crisco and busted
with flour. Bake all cakes in moderate oven
(36OeF.); layer cakes about 80 Minis, cup
cakes about 20 minis. Cool cakes in pans on
racks for Is minis. before removing. Loosen
edges from pans with spatula. Place racks
over cakes and pans; invert. Cool and frost.
*Or bake batter in too deep % pans Il W deep
*sWiM single-actims bakias porder. xss 5h tsps.
CREAMY sciNo: Blend u cup Crisco. y tsp.
salt and tsp. vanilla. Beat in 81 cups sifted
confectioners sugar alternately with u cup
milk To "a of icing add 8 squares melted
chocolate. Divide remainder in parts. Tint
with green, yellow, pink vegetable coloring.
Evening star., 1950-12-31

whopping majority. Representa-
tive Marcantonio, who usually fol-
lowed the Communist line, goes
back to New York.
Republicans and Democrats re-
ceived an almost equal division of
the total vote for House candi-
dates despite the sharp cuts in
Democratic strength. The man
date" was missing not only for the
Democrats, but for the Republi-
cans.
Moscow, meanwhile, showed a
change of pace and place by pro-
posing a conference with the
United States, Britain and France
in issues relating to Germany.
Those nations kept their eyes on
the basic difficulty and contended
that all issues between East and
West should be considered if the
twain ever met.
The Chinese Communist gov
ernment, whose volunteers" were
everywhere in evidence above
North Korea, but carefully out of
sight below the border, also
paused. Its delegation, invited
months previously, was finally
travelling to Lake Success.
The lend of the war" offensive
ordered by Gen. Macarthur late
in November struck against the
enemy south of the Yalu River.
But the home-by-C Christmas cam
paign collapsed even more sud-
denly than it began. The Chinese
Communists poured in from Man
churia on November Is. Two days
later they clashed with U. N.
troops. Within week an esti-
mated 100000 were in Korea.
1--WE face an entirely new wal" +"
Gen. Macarthur reported.
Washington took on an almost
entirely new look, a brief case of
jitters and a realization that life
would have to be less complacent
and comfortable.
Emergency Proclaimed
War, while not as inevitable as
death and taxes, once more was
synonymous with them.
Draft calls that had numbered
about $4,000 a month since Sep
tember shot up to 10000. To keep
prices from shooting up any far
ther. the newly named price ad-
ministrator. Michael v. Di Sale,
ordered a rollback Of prices on
1851 model automobiles.