ALASKA'S
BEST OF SHOW YEAST BAKING AWARD
A new award, the Best of Show Yeast Baking award, offered for the
first time hy the Alaska State fair, attracted the interest of many of
this state's women — who justifiably pride themselves on their yeast
bread baking. The winner in this close competition was Mrs. I. M.
Sandvik of Palmer, shown here with her prize winning yeast breads.
The award, presented by Standard Brands Incorporated, makers of
Fkischmann's Yeast, was SJO and a diamond-studded gold pin. Here
is one of her award winning recipes:
PUMPERNICKEL
(2 loaves)
2 cups rye flour 2 packages or cakes yeast,
2Vi cups whole w heat flout active dry or compressed
2 cups unsifted graham flour I teaspoon each caraway, anise and
Vi cup unsulphured molasses fennel seed
%Vl cups lukewarm water 1 tablespoon salt
1 tablespoon shortening
Add molasses, salt and shortening to water; stir; add yeast, stir to
dissolve. Combine rye and graham flour. Add to liquid mixture. Stir
until stiff adding the whole wheat flour. Let rise 2 hours. Punch down.
Divide and shape into 2 loaves, let rise in greased loaf pans about
30 minutes or until well rounded and slight indentations remain when
pressed with fingers. Bake 1 hour at 375° F.
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King and Queen of Thai
Visit Ike In Washington
WASHINGTON, W —The Am-j
eriean-born king of Thailand and
his queen arrived Tuesday for a
five-day state visit designed to
remove any impression the U.S.
has “taken for granted” a key
southeast Asian military ally.
With the memory of his own
trip to Asia still fresh, President
Eisenhower arranged to greet his
royal guests pesonally at National
Airport on their arrival from
Pittsburgh aboard the President’s
plane Columbine III.
In his report to the nation on
the Far East Monday night, Ei
senhower made special reference
to the visit from King Bhumibol
Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit.
There have been recent rumbl
ings in Thailand that the United
States does not draw enough dis
tinction between its committed
allies and such neutral nations as
India, Cambodia and Indonesia.
Waller Nayokpuk, dealer in furs
and ivory from Shishmaref, is in
town for a few days, after bring
ing a shipment of sealskins.
He reports that work on the
airfield at Shishmaref will be
performed this summer by George
Ramstad and that work is ex
pected to start soon.
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Did The Governors Use
“Gooney Birds” Contrary
To Pentagon Orders?
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK,
Mont., UP—More than half of the
governors’ parties are reported to
have flown to the 52nd Gover
nors’ Conference here in violation
of a Pentagon regulation covering
such use of National Guard
planes.
It’s a violation if persons ride
in a Guard plane except the crew
and certain others specifically
authorized—including the gover
nor, his wife, his executive aide
and a nurse.
This was reported as the gov
i ernors went into a session on fed
eral-state relations.
The report prompted former
Gov. Milward Simpson of Wyo
ming to warn governors — not
against use of Guard aircraft —
but against flying in “those anti
quated gooney birds.”
In Washington, the Air B’orce
National Guard Bureau said that
“no violations of the regulations
have been reported.”
Russians Plan Rocket
Launchings In Central
Pacific July 5 to III
MOSCOW, I/P! — T h e Soviet
Union will launch a new series of
test rockets in the central Pacific
area July 5-31, Moscow Radio an
nounced Tuesday.
The rockets, it said, will be
powerful multi-stage carriers. It
added they will not carry the
final stage—presumably meaning
they will not be armed with war
heads.
The announcement followed
speeches in Moscow by Premier
Khrushchev and Defense Minis
tre Malinovsky asserting that So
viet military forces are being
strengthened and their switch to
rocket weapons is being acceler
ated.
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$4 Billion Fax Bill
Goes to President
WASHINGTON, UP —The Sen
ate Tuesday sent to President
Eisenhower the bill extending 4
billion dollars of federal taxes
another year and granting an
other temporary debt ceiling in
crease.
The President must sign the
measure before Thursday mid
night to prevent the loss of the
tax revenue and also to keep the
national debt limit above the
Treasury’s obligations.
Extended by the bill through
June 30, 1961, are the 52 per cent
corporation income tax levy,
which otherwise would drop to 47
per cent; and excises on liquor,
wine, beer, cigarettes, autos, auto
parts and accessories, passenger
fares, and local telephone service.
All of the rates in the bill ex
cept those on travel and tele
phones originally were enacted in
the Korean War. This is the sev
enth successive year they have
been extended. The travel and
phone levies date from WWI1.
SEVERAL PARTIES STUDY
MINERAL DEPOSITS HERE
John Mulligan of the U. S. Bu
reau of Mines, who has spent sev
eral seasons here, is now in the
Buck Creek area. Also working
in this area studying mineral de
posits are Mr. Berryhill and Mr.
McLaughlin from Juneau.
Another party studying miner
als in this area is headed by Dale
Terry from Salt Lake City and
still another group is headed by
Mr. Chadwick of the Bear Creek
Mines, making a survey by heli
copter.
A representative of the Alcoa
Aluminum Co., was through here
last week, it is reported.
FIVE CREWMEN DIE IN
CRASH OF KC.97 TANKER
NEWRY, Maine, I* — An Air
Force KC97 tanker plane from
Plattsburgh, N. Y., crashed ha
flames Monday night in the
mountainous terrain of western
Maine during a refueling exer
cise.
The bodies of five crewmen
were found amidst the wreckage,
strewn over a five-acre tract.
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