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Howard staff wri _ from. Shanghal, This is the first. ~— By CLYDE FARN

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The largest colony of Russians on this side of the Iron Curtain . jen't so collectively homesick as it used Siw ther

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ORTH, Scripps-Howard 8 SHANGHAI, Jan. 1—The Russian repatriation

‘Colony

That's the situation today after|; two years of nostalgic Soviet prop-© Soviet citizenship, with “free tickets to Vladivostok and yond, ‘are going begging.

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“QUINCY, Mass. (UP)—The auxiliary barkentine USS Bear is tied up here awaiting sale by the U. 8.Arctic sealer. Maritime Commission. The Bear Is a 73-year-old veteran of two Byrd

| Antarctic expeditions, a a Polar res-

"| cue and the movies,

Dundes. Sh in 1874. With a |2%~inch iron sheathing ringing ; her hull at the waterline, the 198-| cisco. foot ship went into. service as an

The Navy purchased her in the 1880's and she gained almost | im|mediate fame with another former a sealer, the Thetis. ‘Under the com- museum. ‘mand of Commodore W. 8. Schley, / The Bear has had her ups andithey pushed into-the polar north to downs during her caveer and water- resciie Lt. A. W. Greeley and six

This stubborn core of S| White Russians prefers a stateless existance in

ago sent them, jack an explanation for the intenor their parents, on the double t0-|sive Soviet campaign. To them it is 's nearest exits:

Ta as the Soviet Union's post-|Why Russians don't go home if tention to effect a “peaceful Russia under the Reds is all it's

ghai's cause of the Whites’ aversion to rious | wobblies in general, these changephe of the|ling reds presently are cooling their}. ents of the peels,

The simon-pire Whites do not

_bashful, Sally, bear — in the ‘London zoo, puckers up and gives her keeper a big kiss to

wish him.a happy New Year. _

simply a Communist move to make the rest of the world quit asking

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citizens that repatriation Is a mat.

tion”

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of whom about 4200 have been repatriated. Only the most potent duress, say the White Russians, now could save the program from puckling in the middle. In that connection, they add, the Chinese authorities now are finding it necessary to advise some of Russia's prand-new. but recently reluctant

ter of free choice. The White Russians, who never | stand short in their accusations, say retaliation is now possible against those who have changed | thelr minds since signing on the dotted line and declaring they will defend and _Jotect the Soviet regime. The grim “gmmiek there, they say, is the fast that all registrants were required to give the Russian consulate here full biographical data including: names and addresses of relatives living in the Soviet Union, before they got even a temporary certificate. That, they say, sa pretty good hold if the Soviets ever feel like Atwising the arm of some. reluctant repatriate. 200 Reds Converted ‘Some 8500 White Russians, however, never even registered. This figure doesn’t include several hundred Russian Jews -who haven't

_of Shanghal's little cracked up to be.

Moscow—and that seems to have / been the = propaganda pitch—the Old. Swindle still New ! repatriation program hai failed. Eqr Two Fortune Tellers

that two women, who offered to tell her -fortune, hypnotized her and looted her home of $1000 in silverware, clothing and jewelry.

trance as she watched an egg resting on a handkerchief stretched across the top of a glass of bubbling | water.

Potato Cattle Diet Used to Save Grain;

is sergeant in the NEW YORK (UP)—A New..Jer-|Sérved four: years in the European ay h theater, is another member of the male cooking Soiiingetits © He weighs 195 pounds and plays His theory: Feed the cattle raw on the Carthage. varsity. Paul Cooper, a third member of the cooking class was a Navy mess chief for three years, part of the time in Oklinawa. +Bill Bradley, 150-pound quarterback said, his appetite was whetted during 11 lean months in a Nazi prison camp. Mr. Bradley, a based on ground potatoes, salt and], eq) education major, said that he was taking cooking “to enhance

sey cattle grower may have one of the answers to the grain shortage,

potatoes; -not grain.

began such an experiment on 20

Mrs. Helen Mazzio, 27, told police

call. But the boys were serious. All four had seen their share of battles, both in World War II and on the football field. None thought there was anything effeminate

In Cooking Class

CARTHAGE, 1.” (UP) — Wien NG the Carthage College cooking class| . PHILADELPHIA (UP) —A ‘new began this fall, the girls snickered "4650 citizen recruits for the Soviets, to the oid fort teller swin- a

dle was reported here.

four ex-Gl's

Mrs. Mazzio said she fell into {about the study of foods.

Miss Eileen Watt, the professor, began by teaching them the art of making biscuits and muffins. Now|

This farmer, Bugene K. Denton,

yearlings, purchased especially for the ‘experiment. They weighed on} the average of 667'2 pounds when the experiment started. They were fed on a special diet,

molasses. They were fed the formu-

they are turning out sponge cakes. All four take great pains with their creations, she said. ’ sophomore Keokuk, Iowa, wants to be a foods instructor and is working to a major in home economics. Sherman Stevenson, former staff air forces, who

Bob Dolan,

1a for 25 days. The average gain per my appreciation of it.”

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