By CHARLOTTE ADAMS
CHILI CON CARNE
2 cloves garlic, thinly sliced
1 large onion, minced
3 tablespoons oil
2 tablespoons chili powder
2 tablespoons flour
2 pounds round steak
1 pound lean pork
3 cups canned tomatoes
1 Vi teaspoons salt
2 bay leaves
1 dozen stuffed olives, sliced
Cook garlic and oninon in hot
oil until golden brown. Add chili
powder and flour, blend thorough
ly, then add the meat cut into
large dice. Cover and simmer for
half an hour. Add the tomatoes,
salt and bay leaves and continue
cooking one and one-half to two
hours. Then add the olives, cook
live minutes longer and serve.
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JELLIED PLUMS
1 package lemon flavored gelatin'
1 cup canned plums
1 cup boiling water
Dissolve gelatin in boiling water
end add plums. Turn into fancy
t >.old .chill. When ready to serve
: p mold for a moment in hot wa
ter remove to serving dish and
surround with soft custard.
DILL PICKLE HORS d'OEUVRES
Dill pickles
Hard cooked egg
Mayonnaise
Grated carrot
Cut dill pickles in half length
wise, scoop out centers and fill
with chopped hard cooked egg
mixed with mayonnaise and gar
nish with grated carrot.
BANANA FRITTERS WITH
CHERRY SAUCE
2 bananas
Powdered sugar
Few drops of lemon juice
Fritter batter
1 cup sugar
1/3 cup water
2 tablespoons corn syrup
V\ cup maraschino cherries
2 tablespoons cherry syrup
teaspoon almond extract
Cut bananas in halves length
wise and crosswise. Sprinkle with
powdered sugar and lemon juice.
Dip in fritter batter and fry in hot
fat. Boil sugar, water, and com
Jews Roll Bomb
Into Jaffa Cate;
Kill Ten Arabs'
JERUSALEM, (A*) — Jews dis
guised as policemen rolled a bomb
into the Jaffa Gate of the old
walled city of Jerusalem from a
crudely armored motor car today
and killed ten Arabs.
An Arab policeman and a Jew
were killed by a second bomb
tossed from the car in flight. Sol
diers subsequently killed one of
the attackers as he fled after
abandoning the car.
A witness said the car, armed
with machineguns drew up to the
Jaffa gate firing into the crowd
and moving slowly.
“Then, as we thought they were
turning away,” he said, “the bomb
rolled into the street and the ex
plosion followed.”
Some shooting followed imme
diately and a column of smoke
several hundred feet high arose
from the area of the wall, from
which Arabs have been besieging
1,500 Jews. Private sources said an
Arab crowd was the target.
The attack car sped away
through the crowded Arab quarter
to the corner of Mamillah Road
and St. Julian’s Way, where an
other bomb was hurled, killing an
Arab policeman and a Jew and
injuring a British constable.
The occupants soon abandoned
the car and fled by foot through
an ancient Moslem cemetery.
Grand Jury Indicts
Six Seamen
JUNEAU, (>P) — The federal
grand jury returned indictments
today against six crewmen of the
freighter Coastal Rambler charg
ing them with receiving goods
stolen from interstate commerce.
The government said the men
were found to have woolen jackets
in their possession which were
from shipments of clothing to Ko
diak.
A Mann act indictment was also
returned against Harry Keler,
alias W. S. McKnight, charging
him with inducing an 18-year-old
Tacoma girl to come to Alaska
with him as man and wife. He
promised her a singing engage
ment at a Juneau night club, the
government said.
syrup to 220 degrees. Cool and add
maraschino cherries cut in pieces,
i cherry syrup and almond extract.
1 Serve sauce over banana fritters.
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((£*) Newsfeatures)
A figurehead worthy of a
: bow, Janis Carter goes sailing
between scenes for a new film
in which she is appearing with'
Franchot Tone.
GUINEA PIGS WILL FEED
continuously as long as food is of
fered to them, according to the
Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Attention Pioneer Women
Full attendance requested for
I regular meeting Friday evening
| at 8 o'clock as plans for joint in
1 stallation will be completed.
Rosa B. Hagen. Secy.
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ATTENTION
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Call at Nome Nugget for im
portant papers. I
ATTENTION PIONEERS
Regular meeting, Wednesday
evening at 8:00 P.M., at Pioneer
Igloo. Full attendance requested
as plans for joint installation Sat
urday. Jan. 10, will be formulated.
Robert Baldwin, Secy.
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1 Show, Jan. 7 and 8, 7:30 P.M.
Wednesday and Thursday
"TO EACH HIS OWN"
Olivia eD Haviland - John Lund
Also "Holiday On Horseback"
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2 Shows, Jan. 9, 7:30 and 9:00 p.m.
Friday
"SONS OF THE PIONEERS"
Roy Rogers
Also Chapter 7 "Secret Service
In Darkest Africa"
GOP Against
Truman Tax Plan
(By Oliver de Wolf)
WASHINGTON, <-P) — Republi
can cries of “political” and “un
sound” today greeted reports that
President Truman might propose
tax relief for low income groups
only if the revenue loss were bal
anced by higher levies on business
profits.
A close associate of Mr. Truman
disclosed earlier this week th«*t
the chief executive was weighing
such a suggestion from some of
his advisers.
Without waiting to hear whe
ther the President would include
this idea in his state of the union
message today, the influential
GOP members of both House and
Senate left no doubt that they are
all set to fight it.
Bags 35 Pheasants
Without A Gun
BUTTE, Mont. CP)—A montana
Standard reporter tells of a Mon
tana hunter who bagged 35 phea
sants without firing a shot.
The hunter, who preferred to re
main unidentified, said he stopped
his automobile and searched road
side bushes near a game and fish
department checking station where
hunters mi^st prove they have
stayed within their bag limits.
“My reward was 35 fat phea
sants thrown away by other hunt
ers, which I put in my car and
took home,” reported the gunless
nimrod. “Better than letting the
birds rot.”
DC-3 Passenger
Plane Crashes
In Georgia
SAVANNAH, Ga. </P)—An un
identified DC-3 passenger plane
crashed into a marsh on the edge
of the Savannah River eight miles
southeast of Savannah shortly af
ter 11 a.m., today.
John Register, a Savannah pilot
who flew over the scene of the
wreckage, reported the plane was
broken into several parts. He said
he saw no survivors. Earlier re
ports from unidentified pilots said
survivors were seen walking
around the ship.
Coast guardsmen took off from
Savannah in a cutter in an at
tempt to reach the scene.
Witnesses of the crash at the Sa
vannah airport reported the plane
was coming in from the east and
' suddenly nosedived into the
marsh.
Officials at the Savannah air
port said they believed the plane
might have been coming from
Charleston, S. C.
The scene of the crash is at
Fields Cut on the South Carolina
side of the Savannah River.
MRS. L. KNILL HERE
ENROUTE TO CANDLE
Mrs. L. Knill of the Arctic Ex
ploration Co., arrived yesterday
from the States enroute to her
i home in Candle.
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I Extra care in washing articles
! like cups and glasses that touch
j the mouth will cut the transfer of
I colds within the family.
Royal
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