Jet Fighters
Reach Ladd Field
FAIRBANKS, (/P)—First of 80
jet fighters to be based here tem
porarily this winter for cold wea
ther training arrived Sunday,
Ladd Air Force field authorities
announced.
The 336th squadron of the
Fourth Fighter group, commanded
by Lt. Col. Benjamin S. Preston,
Jr., Cross City, Fla., landed after
a flight from the United States.
The 334th and 335th squadrons are
scheduled to reach here soon.
Home field of the fourth fighter
Fire Destroys Jap
Army Installations
TOKYO, (VP) — Related reports
from Hokkaido today said one
American airman was burned se
verely and 10 others slightly Sat
urday night when a $250,000 fire
swept Chitose airbase.
Destroyed in the blaze, caused
by faulty wiring, were the theater,
I laundry, library, service club and
| the central heating plant.
i group is Andrews Field, Camp
Springs, Md., headquarters of the
strategic air command.
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FRANK LOVE LECTURES
AT SERVICE CLUB
Frank Love, mining engineer
for the U. S. Smelting Co., lec
tured. last evening at the Service
Club, the fourth of a series of in
teresting topics for the young men
at the post.
i He gave a most complete histo
rical review on the finding of gold
in the Territory dating back to
11105 when the American Tele
phone and Telegraph Co., were
putting in a telegraph line across
Alaska.
He gave concrete figures on how
much gold, tin, coal and other
minerals had been taken out of
Seward Peninsula to date and the
unlimited possibilities for future
prospecting for minerals which
have not been mined as yet. He
also gave full credit to the earlv
prospector who, he stated, did a
very thorough job in the early
days.
He had a large cabinet of inter
esting specimens which he identi
fied and explained to those inter
ested and answered all questions
; of the very mining-minded group.
RECIPE FOR ROLLS GIVEN
BY MRS. LUELLA GRANT
I
Recently a Nomeite asked Mrs.
Luella Grant if she had a recipe
for a good rich, sweet roll.
She responded that she did have
such a recipe, and in her usual
gracious manner furnished a copy
of her prized recipe. It is reprinted
below:
GOOD ROLLS
2 Fleishmann’s yeast ere a m e d
with
♦
1 tablespoon sugar
1 cup sweet milk, scalded then
cooled
[ 1 cup butter put in hot milk
3 eggs well beaten
Pinch salt
Vfe cup sugar
4 cups flour or a little more
Mix well. Cover and let rise un
til double in size. Divide in two.
| Roll about one-half inch thick.
Cut in pie-shaped pieces and roll
from longest end to point. Lay in
pan small end down. Let rise.
Bake in quick oven, 400°, about
fifteen minutes.
For a sweeter, richer roll, before
cutting in pie-shaped pieces,
spread thickly with butter or mar
garine, sprinkle with sugar and
cinnamon, and if desired, sprinkle
also with grated walnut meats.
When the rolls are cool, frost
with powdered sugar and milk
frosting and sprinkle with grated
walnuts.
• Ed. Note: These rolls could very
aptly be called “Ambrosial Rolls"
because they are a mouth-watering
food, fit for the gods.)
PILOT DAVE BRONAUGH
CRASH LANDS AT BASE
Yesterday afternoon Pilot Dave
Branaugh of Wien Airlines made
a crash landing on the Marks Air
Field in the company’s two-mo
tored Cessna after a flight to Kot
zebue where he was unable to get
the landing gear down. He made
the landing skillfully and although
the plane was damaged, none of
the four passengers were injured.
The U. S. Army Air Force fire and
ambulance equipment stood by in
cast of emergency.
The Wien Airlines officials
stated that the company wishes to
express thanks to Col. Harry
Burkhalter and the U. S. Army
Air Force for their fine co-opera
tion and for the facilities extended
to the Wien Airlines during this
emergency.
Charles D. Jones, was taken to
the hospital Saturday, suffering
from acute j*uin and is under ob
servation there. Although no visi
tors are allowed, he is reported
resting.
Poland Claims
Truman ‘Prisoner’
PARIS, (A1) — Poland charged
Saturday President Truman “is a
prisoner of a military clique,” and
that when he wanted to send an
envoy to Moscow he was stopped.”
The assertion was made by Jul
ius Katz-Suchy of Poland in the
disarmaments subcommittee of
the United Nations assembly.
Katz-Suchy apparently was re
1 ferring to the recent plan of Mr.
Truman to send Chief Justice Vin
son to Moscow to explain the U. S.
position on atomic energy to gen
eralissimo Stalin.
Secretary of State Marshall ve
toed the plan and Vinson did not
make the trip. Marshall is former
i chief of staff of the U. S. army.
i -
Mrs. John Holm and children,
I wife of Sgt. Holm and daughter of
Mrs. Kirk Jackson, departed yes
terday to make her home in the
States as her husband is being
transferred.
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