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Receais Age-Old Recipe AUGUSTANA OBSERVER Page Five Quaint Swedish Dish • • . City Mothers1 Club Idea Receais Age-Old Recipe Gains Momentum After Stu-U Tea By Clementine Paddlebord The idea of establishing the* Observer Food Editor brought with them from "the old The Tri-City Mothers' club, in- Western Hemisphere as an impreg- England and France would be bases country"—as they so quaintly call from which to launch air attacks Today I motored down to a pic- spired by a tea given by the Student nable Gibraltar against Russian ag- it—but, of course, most of ali I was upon the American mainland and turesque settlement on the banks of Union for mothers of Tri-City stu- gression and the subsequent aban- submarine attacks upon our ship- the mighty Mississippi River. Here fascinated by t h e i r Scandinavian dents on February 11, will have its donment of Europe is both outmoded ping; our Naval supremacy in the in the very heart of our great Mid- foods. first meeting on March 11 at Student and naive. To seriously contend that Atlantic would be a matter of doubt. western United States is situated a Union. One quaint recipe in particular such a "Gibraltar" could long with- Rússia would have acquired the vast quaint old Swedish settlement fascinated me—an old Swedish dish The organization will consist of stand the attacks of a militant World natural resources and industrial known as Augustana (V gus-tan' a, passed down by word of mouth from mothers of alumni and present stu- Communism is to ignore past ex- power of the Ruhr and the Saar; the centuries past to this present gener- dents of Augustana. It will probably like o-gus-tan-a). perience and present facts. In to- millions of barreis of still untapped Gathered together here on two or ation. I persuaded one of the quaint meet four times a year, and the day's world a hemisphere isolation oil in Iran and the Middle East three acres of dried up Mississippi old Swedish cooks to give me this tentative dues will be one dollar would be available to drive the is impossible to contemplate. River bottom live nearly one thou- recipe that I might pass it on to per year. Soviet war machine. The Mediter- If the Russian armies overran sand Americanized Swedish immi- you, dear reader, that you, too, The mothers appeared very en- ranean, África, índia, in fact the grants from ali parts of the world. Western Germany and France, might relish the savoury dish which thusirstic about the formation of a whole land mass of Europe-Africa- I was fascinated by the many quaint, and then t u r n e d across the these settlers e n j o y periodically local mothers' club. Among the po- Asia with ali its resources in ma- quaint traditions which they have tential projects of the club is a booth Channel to England, our situa- (about every two weeks) at their terial and manpower would be lost. at the Friendship Fair. Equally im- tion would be hopeless. If we noonday repast. This quaint old portant, however, was the fact that vvere to provide only a token Across the Pacific we would resistance of a few arms and meet the other head of the RELAX AT THE Swedish dish is called Chili con in this manner the mothers of the carne (che' Ia kon kar' na, like shil- various Tri-City students could be- fewer men for the defense of sprawling monster. Allied with Western Europe our fate would the undrainable manpower of lee-kone-kar-nee, and meaning come acquainted and have a means RITZ THEATER for social contact with each other. be sealed. China the Soviet Union could 3820 14th Ave. Rock Island "We're serving King Gustav for din- casually plan the expulsion of ner, hot stuff!" from an old Scandi- Mrs. John Hauberg has kindly By such a move we would stand THURSDAY, FRIDAY consented to act as chairman pro alone. Directly across the Atlantic our armies in Japan. Guam, navian folk song). Rough, tougn, terrific-bu* true tem at the first meeting on March Ocean facing ever Westward would Wake, and Hawaii would be Eleanor Parker ir» "Caged*" Chili Con Carne 11. be the armed might of Communism; stepping stones to the Golden Story of a womens prison 1 lb. ground beef or reasonable Gate of San Francisco. Also Basketball headliners facsimiie thereof. The military are agreed that the defense of South America from at- of 1950 4 pecks cooked kidney beans Fraternitics Announce New tack launched from África would be Our Gang comedy and 1 can stewed tomatoes (raw to- an impossibility. The armies of Bugs Bunny cartoon matoes may be substituted in seascn, but then an extra cup Slâtes of Officers for 2nd Semester South America, for the most part, SATURDAY of chili powder should be ad- are ill-organized and weak. Com- Maria Montez-Jon Hall With the coming of the new sem- munication between the mainlands ded to stew them) Harry Carlson, sgt.-at-arms—Eu- "Sudan" in technicolor 2 lbs. chili powder ester, elections were held within of North and South America would gene Kreps. be exceedingly difficult. After a Co-hit "Range Justice" 1 gallcn water (preferably puré) each fraternity to choose new offic- short struggle South America too Cartoon and Serial Dump coritents into wrought iron ers. Following are the slates for the GABS: president—Louis Nach- would have to be abandoned. The kettle and allow to simmer. Ignite second semester: bauer, vice-president—Merrill Tay- SUNDAY ONLY rest would be a matter of time. and serve with large quantities of BOS: president—Forrest Ander- lor, secretary—Bob Hult, treasurer— (starts at 12 noon) Bob Martin, corresponding Secre- soda crackers. son, vice-president—Morrie Cook, In both of the World Wars it Susan Hayward tary—Dick Wendel. secretary—Kent Buikema, treasurer was finally realized that the sit- Dana Andrews This recipe will serve 125. To ex- —Don McKanna, historian—Dick OSOS: president—Harvey Kall- uation of the United States faced "My Foolish Heart" tend the quantity to serve up to 200, Koresko, corresppnding secretary— berg, vice-president—Bob Brunell, across the Atlantic by an ag- Vivick Lindfors-Kent Smith add one additional gallon of water John Hunter. secretary—Jack Kidder, treasurer— gressor nation would be intoler- "This Side of the Law" plus one additional pound of chili powder. Allow to simmer slightly DONS: president—Phil Benson, Bill Johnson, alumni secretary— able and eventually fatal. In the MONDAY ONLY longer. Serve as above. vice-president—Dick Scherling, sec- John W. Anderson, Second World War this was The story of life retary—Cari Asplund, treasurer— POPS: president—Don Peterson, made plain almost too late—in a "Because of Eve" vice-president—Stan Johnson, secre- Third World War England does Women and girls of high tary—John Paulson, treasurer—Don not have the strength to wage school age only at 5 and 7 P.M. Frazier, historian—Woody Stark, another Battle of Britain un- Men and high school age boys social chairman—Dave Hauser. aided. In a world where time is at 9 P.M. only PUGS: president—Ingve Satter- the only distance the truth of an berg, vice-president—Richie Erick- Atlantic Community and ali its TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY implications is sevf-evident. Jose^h Cotten-Orson Welles son, secretary—Pat Ross, treasurer— Bob Ericsson, historian—Byron The European will to resist is a Valli Swanson, alumni secretary—Al matter of conjecture. It is not too "The Third Man" Hauser. difficult to appreciate even a posi- Also, Football Headliners and tion of pacificism on the part of Three Stooges Comedy ROUNDELS: president—Harry peoples who have had two war Sundelius, vice-president—Victor THURSDAY and FRIDAY machines crush them in the period Mayer, secretary—Dick Anderson, of twenty-five years. Even if this Bob Hope-Lucille Bali treasurer—Ken Dahlgren, historian "Fancy Pants" pacificism were complete on their —Ed Nichols, sgt.-at-arms—John part, which seems contrary to fact, Also, "This Is America" Johnson. Popeye Cartoon the commitment of many troops and Speaking of Animais the establishment of large-scale mil- itary and air forces seems unavoid- Alpha Psi Issues able. The defense of the United States does not lie three miles or HUBER PAINT & Equipment Policy three hundred miles east of New York; it lies in Western Europe. WALL PAPER CO. For some time, Alpha Psi Omega Du Pont and Devoe Paints fraternity has been confronted with (The above is a rephrasing of 1702 3rd Ave. Ph. R. I. 6-0325 the problem of lending equipment to ideas found in U. S. War Airns, and various campus organizations. Sev- U. S. Foreign Policy, by W a 11 e r Book Slorc eral methods have been tried with Lippmann, and various opinions ex- Texas Technological College pressed in Dr. Stanley Erikson"s Lubbock, Texas no great suecess. Since Alpha Psi is class in "United Nations and Con- j When it's FLOWERS willing and eager to continue this temporary World Affairs." However service to the student body, a new I See us a n y criticism or condemnation J THE system has been devised. should be leveled at the writer, for The organization wishes to em- these views are his own.) í GARDEN SHOPS phasize that the regulations which LEE R. DAVIS In Lubbock, Texas, the Texas Tech follow are not restrictive, but simply Rock Island Moline protective. The equipment in ques- MEIERS CLEANERS tion belongs in a sense to the stu- Davenport College Book Store is a favorite 3804 14th Avenue Greenhouses, Carbon Cliff dent body as a whole, through its student gathering spot.
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