Girl Scout
Cookies Offer
Desserts Aplenty
If you’re one of those people
that just couldn’t say “No” to the
many Girl Scouts who have been
around with cookies, here are
several ways of serving them for
dessert.
Girl Seoul Cookie-Mini
Ice Cream
1 can condensed milk (sweet>
1 pint cream (2 jars)
12 Girl Scout cookie-mints
Whip cream and add condensed
milk, mixing well. Put cookie-mints
in a paper bag or between two
sheets of heavy wax paper and roll
to crumbs. Stir these into the
cream and pour into refrigerator
tray. When partially frozen, re
move tray and beat mixture again.
Girl Seoul Apricot Whip
Vfc tablespoon plain gelatin
3 tablespoons cold water
1 cup hot canned apricot syrup
34 cup crumbled Girl Scout vanilla
cookies
1 cup whipping cream
1 tablespoon lemon juice
6-8 canned apricot halves
Soften gelatin in cold water;
add to hot syrup and stir until
dissolved. Cool and chill. When
slightly jelled and beginning to set,
whip until light and fluffy. Fold in
crumbled cookies, whipped cream,
and flavoring. Place the apricot
halves in the bottom of mold; pour
in gelatin mixture and chill until
firm. Serves 6.
Girl Scout Ice Box Roll
1 cup heavy cream
Va cup sugar
Dash of salt
Vfe teaspoon vanilla
12 Girl Scout vanilla cookies
Whip cream mixed with sugar,
salt, and vanilla, until thick.
Spread some of the mixture on
each cookie and put them together
in a stack or roll, placing it on a
platter or refrigerator dish. Frost
outside with remaining cream.
Store in refrigerator 8 hours or
overnight, then cut in diagonal
slices about 1 inch thick. Serve
with sliced peaches or strawberries
or semi-sweet chocolate sauce.
Girl Seoul Minted Brownie Pie
12 Girl Scout cookie-mints
3 egg whites
Dash of salt
34 cup sugar
Vz tsp. vanilla
Vz cup chopped nuts
Sweetened whipped cream
Vz to 1 cup heavy cream
Chill cookies in refrigerator for
a few minutes. Roll between folds
of waxed paper. Beat egg whites
and salt together until soft peaks
form. Gradually beat in sugar. Fold
in cookie crumbs, nut meats, and
vanilla; spread in buttered pie
plate (9"). Bake in slow oven,
320 °F. for 35 minutes. Cool
thoroughly. Top with sweetened
whipped cream. Chill 3 to 4 hours
and garnish with curls of shaved
unsweetened chocolate.
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Marine Highway
Concessionaire Seeks
Extensive Office Space
KETCHIKAN UP) — The Alaska
Marine Highway concessionaire is
seeking extensive office space in
Ketchikan for the headquarters of
the operation, it was announced
yesterday.
Harry Kroyer, executive director
of the Chris Palzer organization,
told the Ketchikan Daily News in
a telephone conversation from Ju
neau that the firm would require
2,000 feet of office space and that
the firm would like to make the
move here from Juneau by June 1.
The announcement came follow
ing a series of rumors that such
a move would be made as Ketchi
kan is the most convenient city
for operation of the concessionaire
services.
It was believed that basing the
concession operations here would
increase this city’s population by
about 200 persons, including de
pendents as all personnel would
be required to reside here, ac
cording to a statement made sev
eral weeks ago by Palzer who
heads the operation.
Gross Corruption
WASHINGTON m — Sen. John
McClellan, (D-Ark.), disclosed yes
terday he is exploring allegations
of gross corruption involving $100
million of U.S. foreign aid to Iran.
McClellan announced his Senate
investigations subcommittee, at a
special meeting Wednesday, had
received the allegation and sup
porting documentary evidence from
the Khaibar Khan, leader of the
Bakhtiari tribe of Iran.
“These documents, if corrobo
rated, point to gross corruption
and misuse of funds in excess of
$100 million in connection with
the administration of U.S. aid to
Iran,” McClellan said in a state
ment.
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Central Construction Co.
Submits Apparent Low
Bid for Barrow Airfield
JUNEAU IP — The Central
Construction Co. of Seattle sub
mitted an apparent low basic bid
of $1,074,275 Thursday for the
construction of a 4,500-foot landing
field at Barrow.
The work will involve the con
struction of the landing strip, a
parking apron, taxiway, entrance
road, a field lighting system and
maintenance building.
The state had estimated the base
cost at $1,101,163. The state’s esti
mate on an alternate involving
the use of additional embankment
was $1,154,753. Central Construc
tion’s bid on the alternate was
$1,092,915.
Other bidders and their offers,
on the base and alternate, included:
Rivers-Prestwood and Ghemm
Co., Anchorage, bidding jointly,
$1,384,350 and $1,423,250; Green
Construction Co., Des Moines,
Iowa, $1,223,650 and $1,282,450;
McLaughlin-B-E-C-K, Seattle, $1,
378,600 and $1,426,780; Morrison
Knudsen, Anchorage, $1,368,900 and
$1,404,355; and Chris Berg, Inc.,
Seattle, $1,397,000 and $1,465,620.
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Gene Lipscomb Has
Colorful Funeral Ceremony
DETROIT Of1—Gene (Big Daddy)
Lipscomb, a 290-pound goliath of
the National Football League grid
iron who amused crowds with his
antics for a decade, was buried
Wednesday in a ceremony almost
as colorful as his career.
The coffin of the 6-foot-6
tackle of the Pittsburgh Steelers
was borne down an aisle made of
20 women holding floral tributes
by fellow Negro professional foot
ball players. Only hours before
in Baltimore, a medical examiner
official ruled his death the result
of an overdose of heroin.
Lipscomb, who played for years
with the Baltimore Colts, died
early last Friday. His unconscious
form was found slumped over a
table in the partment of a friend,
who told police the two capped a
night of wining and dining by
“shooting” heroin.
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Cooper’s Orbital Voyage
Is Highly Significant
WASHINGTON (*» — Astronaut
Gordon Cooper’s orbital voyage,
although a civilian project, was
highly significant to the military’s
space program because it proved
man can function with high effi
ciency for long periods in space.
In fact, the dramatic finish of
Cooper's 34-hour, 20-minute flight
made the performance even more
significant.
By piloting his spacecraft out of
orbit after automatic controls mal
functioned, Cooper demonstrated
an ability to think sharply and
react effectively after a prolonged
spell in a weightless state.
This capability will be most im
portant if and when the Air Force
develops a military space patrol to
protect the United States from
hostile satellites and sends aloft
manned orbiting stations.
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of the
Board of Directors
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