Cohen, who wrote Mitchell’s biog
raphy, report that the Hon G.
Katsuda gave a rather extensive
interview to Daniel D. Bidwell of
the Hartford, Conn., Courant.
“Very great experiment,” the
Hon. Mr. Katsuda told Bidwell.
“Very exciting. Must put in cable
■for very great Japanese newspa- I
pers as eye-witness. Very fortu
nate to be here. Our people will
cheer your great Mitchell and you
may be sure will study his experi
ments. We respect American in
ventions. There is much to learn
here.”
Twenty years later what the
Japs “learned here” was put into
practice at Pearl Harbor.
Ahead of them was the German
1 Luftwaffe, which, even before1
Mitchell died in 1936, was build
ing an air force tlrat was to stag
ger the world and cause the United
States to organize a civilian air
raid defense, which Mitchell had
urged two decades before.
When Mitchell and his little
squadron flew out of Langley
ield *Va.> to show what an air
borne bomb would do to cruisers
and battleships, there »were key
military cabinet members and
top generals and admirals who
weren’t as interested as the Hon.
Mr. Katsuda. They wouldn’t even
go along on the Henderson.
“Operation Crossroads,” as the
Bikini atomic bomb experiments
have been named, won’t be with
out observers. It already has been
decided that 150 newspaper and
radio men will be along.
DURABLE DOME
MISSOULA, Mont.—(/P)—Sher
iff R. D. MacLean says that cer- j
tainly was a hard-headed fellow!
he arrested for automobile theft, j
The prisoner charged a heavy oak
door in the jail office room, using
his head for a battering ram. The
door was smashed off its hinges,
his noggin undamaged.
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^I 107 Cherry St.
Nome Directory
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Attorney At Law
Phone Main 121
Nome, Alaska
IRA D. ORTON
Attorney At Law
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Nome, Alaska
Seattle Office:
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By Charlotte Adams
BAKED ONIONS
1 pound small white onions
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
11/*2. cups milk
Salt and pepper
Cayenne
Few drops savory kitchen sauce
Vfe cup bread crumbs
1 tablespoon butter (additional)
Cook onions until tender and
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pan. Remove from heat and mix
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4 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
Va ^ound grated cheese
2 cups milk
teaspoon grated onion
1 cup cooked snap beans
I * 2 pound boiled ham, mincer!
Va cup fine bread crumbs
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in saucepan. Remove from heat
and mix with flour, making a
smooth paste. Return to heat and
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t:l thickened. Stir in grated cheese
i and cook over low heat until
cheese melts. Stir in g*ated onion.
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each of beans and ham. Pour half
the sauce over the contents of the
casserole. Add remaining ingredi
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sauce. Top casserole with buttered
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utes.
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