Crusted Ice Cream Balls
Means Glamour Dessert
Shape any flavor ice cream into
balls. Roll immediately in slightly
crushed Sugar Frosted Flakes
mixed with chopped nutmeats and
shredded coconut. Place in freezer
to harden. Serve with fudge, but
terscotch, or other appropriate
sauce. Pretty super with fresh
sweetened berries or peaches.
Because this dessert may be pre
pared ahead of serving time—and
because it is so simple to make, it
fits the bill for both family meals
and large parties. Use ice cream
scoop to make the balls. One quart
of ice cream will make 8 medium
size balls.
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ALASKA SALMON
FISHING POOR
SEATTLE, UP)—A big pack of
salmon, which was predicted by
some persons, has failed to mat
erialize, A. B. McGovern, canned
salmon broker, said yesterday.
He said he had received word
from Bristol Bay that fishing was i
poor and indications are that the
total pack of Alaska red sockeyes
would be at least 250,000 less
than in 1952.
McGovern pointed out that the
pack at Copper River was 44,840
cases, or 56,307 cases less than
last year.
McGovern said it appears the
pack will be short of requirements,
especially for red sockeyes from
Alaska.
Frozen Toes of Climbers
Forces Descent By Party
Scaling Mount McKinley
ANCHORAGE, UP)—Two mem
bers of a five-man party climb
ing Mount McKinley froze their
toes and the ascent was cancelled
this week, park superintendent
Grant Pearson reported Thursday.
The same group was turned back
on another attempt a year ago.
The two were Jim Ryan, An
chorage, and Andy Hennig, Fair
banks, a ski instructor at Sun Val
ley, Idaho.
The others were Chet Erret,
Fairbanks, his wife, Evelyn, and
Jim Moore, Anchorage.
The party reported intense cold
and gave up the ascent at the
14,570-foot level. First aid was
given the two men and the party
descended and hiked 40 miles to
where a Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey helicopter picked Hennig up.
He was flown to the Wonder Lake
ranger station and then in a pri
vate plane to Fairbanks.
HILAIRE BELLOC DIES
GUILDFORD, England, <#) —
Hilaire Belloc, 82, poet, novelist
and historian, died Thursday from
bums received when he fell into
a fireplace at his home Sunday.
CALDWELL, Idaho, l#)—Sports
men in the Caldwell area hope
that their new conservation offi
cer doesn’t live up to his name.
His #name: Les Trout.
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DEMOCRATS WHO RESIGNED
FROM MCCARTHY'S GROUP
INVITED TO RETURN
WASHINGTON, WP>—Sen. Mc
Carthy Thursday invited the three
Democrats who resigned from his
Senate Investigations Subcommit
tee to return. But he said “I don’t
think they will come back.”
McCarthy dispatched a “let's
bury-the-'hatchet” letter to the
three Democrats, then told a news
conference he didn’t expect they
would resume places on the sub
committee.
Allied Air Force Command
In Central Europe Passes
From America to Britain
FONTAINBLEAU, France, UP—
Command of the Allied Air Forces
in central Europe passed Thurs
day from American to British
hands.
Air Chief Marshal Sir Basil
Embry accepted the headquarters
flag from his predecessor, Gen.
W. Lauris Norstad, who has been
commander of the Central Europe
Air Forces since it was organized
in April, 1951.
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