43 Crewmen Rescued
From Wrecked Freighter
In Stormy Atlantic
NEW YORK, UP) — Forty-three
persons, forced to lifeboats when
their ship split apart in the storm
lashed Atlantic, were aboard two
rescue vessels Monday.
But raging winds still whipped
the sea into such fury that one
of the rescue ships was Unable to
proceed.
Crewmen of the wrecked Swed
ish freighter Oklahoma, had drift
ed for hours in lifeboats on the
icy, rolling sea before being
picked up Sunday.
The freighter, split in two by
sledgehammer ocean waves, was
believed to have gone to the bot
tom. But the search for the
wreckage continued,,
4,000 U.S. Servicemen To Be
Replaced By British Civilians
LONDON, UP) — Four thousand
American servicemen at U.S. Air
Force bases in Britain will be re
placed by British civilains within
the next 6 to 12 months, an Air
Force spokesman said Monday.
The airmen will return to the
United States.
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Lee Shubert of Theatrical
Family Died Xmas Day
NEW YORK, UP)—Lee Shubert,
78, a magic name on Broadway
and a powerful personality thru
out the theatrical world, died on
Christmas Day after a brief ill
ness.
Lee was one of three brothers,
Sam S., who died in 1905, and
Jacob J., who survives—who par
layed an obscure booking business
into a theatrical empire once es
timated to be worth $400,000,000..
Wreckage of Navy Plane
Found In Extinct Volcano
GUAM, (J!—A search team Sat
urday found the wreckage of a
big Navy plane that disappeared
Sunday while looking for another
lost Navy weather plane and said
there were no survivors of the 10
crewmen aboard.
The wreckage of the R4DS was
found in the crater of an extinct
vocano on tiny Agrihan Island
380 miles north of here.
The searchers said it apparently
had crashed into the cloud-capped
3,166-foot cone without warning.
DOUGLAS VOTERS APPROVE
$849,000 SCHOOL BOND ISSUE
DOUGLAS, —The Douglas In
dependent School District ap
proved a $640,000 general obliga
tion bond issue for a new gram
mar school at a special election
last; week.
The favorable vote was ap
proximately 70 per cent. The- 250
pupil kchool will be financed with
matching funds from the Alaska
Public Works Program.
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$25,000 Prize
Cake Recipe
AP Newsfeatures
Hoyv would like to bake a cake
worth $25,000?
You can, just by following Mrs.
Bernard Kanago’s directions.
Mrs. Kanago, of Webster, S.D.,
baked the $25,000 prize cake in
the recent Pillsbury recipe and
baking contest. More than $100,
000 in prizes was awarded to' con
testants from, all over the United
States and Canada.
MY INSPIRATION CAKE
Bake at 350° F. for 35 to' 40
minutes.
Makes two 9-inch round layers.
1 cup finely chopped nuts.
2 ounces sweet or semi-sweet
chocolate.
2Vz cups sifted flour.
Wz teaspoons double-acting bak
ing powder.
1 teaspoon salt.
lYz cups sugar.
2/3 cup shortening.
114 cups milk
1 teaspoon vanilla
% cup egg whites (4 large or 5
medium), unbeaten.
1. Place nuts evenly over bot
toms of two we-ll-greased and
lightly floured 9-inch round layer
pans.
2. Sift together flour, baking
powder, salt and sugar into mix
ing bowl. Add shortening, milk
and vanilla.
3. Beat for 1 Vz minutes, 150
strokes per minute, until batter is
well blended. (With electric mix
er blend at low speed, then beat
at medium speed for YVz minutes.)
4. Add egg whites. Beat for IV2
minutes.
5. Spoon one-fourth of batter
carefully into each nut-lined pan,
using about half of the batter.
Sprinkle with the grated choco
late (half in each pan). Spoon re
maining batter into pans, spread
ing carefully so chocolate is not
disturbed.
6. Bake in moderate oven
(350° F.) 35 to 40 minutes. Let
cool in pans 10 to 15 minutes be
fore turning out. Cool thoroughly
and frost layers, nut-side up, with
chocolate frosting. Spread frosting
between and on sides of layers,
but frost only Yz inch around top
edge of cake and about 1 inch in
center. Decorate chocolate frost
ing with reserved VS cup white
frosting, thinning with water a
teaspoon at a time as necessary.
NOTICE
To Real and Personal
Properly Owners
The lax rale on 1953 Real and
Personal properly assessments of
the Cily of Nome, has been set
at 1 perceni by ihe Board of
Equalization. Ciiy taxes are now
collectible.
Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk
Publish Dee. 13; 21, 29, 1953
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECOND
DIVISION, TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
HENRY BREEN, deceased.
No. 894
Notice of Hearing
On Final Report and Account^
And Determination of Inheritance
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that M.
J. Walsh, Administrator With Will An
nexed herein, has filed his Final Report
and Account, and that the 15th day of
February, 1954, at the hour of 10 o’clock
a.m. of said day, at the office of the
above named court, Nome, Alaska, has
by Court Order been fixed as the time
and place for a hearing on the said Re
port and Accqunt; and also at such time
and place the Court will determine and
adjudicate the beneficiaries of this estate.
Objections, if any, to said Report and
Account and proof of heirship Will be
heard at this time. - „
Dated this 11th day of December, 1953.
M. S. walsh • • f
Administrator w/w/a.
James A. von der Heydt,
A„Jrney for Administrator. h
P b. Dec. 14, 21^ 28. 1953, and Jan. 4, 1954.
SS Aleutian Will Carry
Tourists To Alaska In ’54
SEATTLE—The steamer Aleu
tian will carry tourists to Alaska
again next year, D. E. Skinner,
president of the Alaska Steam
ship Company, made clear last
week.
“Now that we have assurance
that this vessel is going to be re
delivered to us by the Hawaiian
Pacific Line,” Skinner said, “we
are revising our schedules for
next summer to include her.”
The Aleutian together with the
Alaska Line steamers Alaska,
Baranof and Denali will provide
two sailings each week during
the summor months. Further de
tails of the schedule will be an
nounced in the near future.
DEMONSTRATORS MENACE
INDIA PREMIER NEHRU
BOMBAY, India, UP — Security
police hurried prime minister
Jawaharlal Nehru away from a
rally at a Sikh shrine yesterday
after menacing demonstrators ■
shouted him down with screams
of “Nehru, go back.”
The demonstration was one of
the worst ever staged against
Nehru. It was led by the Akali
party, which is demanding a sep
arate Panjabi-speaking state with
in the Indian Union.
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Society Security Leaves
60 Per Gent Of The
Aged Unprovided For
WASHINGTON, UP—Rep. Carl
T. Curtis (R-Neb) says the old age
insurance system under Social
Security leaves 60 per cent of the
aged unprovided for.
Curtis made public Saturday a
memorandum to chairman Daniel
Reed of the House Ways and
Means committee. It contained
: findings on the Social Security
system made by a subcommittee
of which Curtis was chairman.
There were no definite recom
mendations in it, but Curtis said
j “I believe that a single program
should serve not the few, but all
of mu- aged and dependent chil
dren.” He said such a program
could be achieved by “minor ad
justments” already “at hand.”
Various separate systems oper
ated by states with federal aid
now help some of the aged and
children. Curtis said there were
106 systems in all.
Statement of Real Property
Ownership forms as required by
the Alaskan Registration Law of
1953, are now available at the
Nome Nugget office.
Round Trip
Nome to and Return
With Stateside Connections