The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 23, 1935, Page 14

THE DAILY ‘AUASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, DEC. 23,°1935. “Curfew Murder” Girl Smilingly Faces Future as Nation Debates Punishment — OSCAR HUGGINS = -ii was looking for work, sir.” L T E B Y here are your folks?” His tale of bereavement, strug- sle> and lonel! s was brief but impressive. The wind 2 “How'd car Huggin g out 2 I with m rered. Fun- 3 130 he had almost closing tomorrow med jolly. exzlalmed his new friend. aked a market basket to . But Oscar turned back. ST. NICHOLAS WAS DUTCH BOY Christmas was celebrated long be- fore Santa Claus was ever thought of. His prototype was the Dutch boy s bichop, St. Nicholas, who on Decein-' Ler 5 usea to go round punfshing Lii- tle ‘children who“did not'say their prayers and rewarding ‘those who did. Gradually he'was-changed from a boy into a jovial old mas, while the sledge and reindeer are modern additions. Actually, Santa Claus was unknown in England a hundred years . inute.” He selected his ago. The Dutch founders of New c>ndies and found a bit of red York introduced him to'America, and England borrowéd him ‘from the States. — (London Tid-Bits Maga-" zinc.) ! T koep him to help in the stove g v 1t aws > 8 1! piohably eat it anyway,” he ¢on- N .5 protey boos 2. ‘Migat as well show him a e e AU Chrfstmas"—Helen Galsford mind, you've no bus BT P > rally the fifth month of alled “Quintelis” by SHOP IN Jl NEAU! flIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIIHh'lllhIIHIIIII|I|II|II|III|HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIllllllmllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIhIIllII WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR SHEAFFER’S A S Gy FEATHERTOUCH PENS, PENCILS, PEN AND PENCIL SETS l.lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIImIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImIfi Edith Ma over he school teacher convicted of slaying her father in an argument | show. She smiles with confidence as her brother, Earl, pictured with her here, tells her alm as the cow past the Wise courthouse (sce above) | he’ll stand by her. Meanwhile, ration is debating the 25-ycar sentence meted out 1 judge to decide whether she'll have a new trial, as thes tos | ¢ 1f-defense plea. ; OSE BOWL CLASSIC A SELLOUT Much Merit Seen in Warnmg by’ i Svnator Fess on G. O. P. Politics TICKETS ALL SOLD Tin Pan Alley Strikes RIO DE JANETRO.—This gay ci 17 wrliess went on siiike 1 v of a lumon [ l v ¢ ” Does “Man's Work TULSA, Cia:a—ior >~ years Miss onstance Elrick has been doing a A By HERBERT PLUMMER spending, raises the question, ‘Why WASHINGTON, Dec. 23—While his | don't the Republicans endorse Roos- * may not be taken, Republican |€velt and be done with princidlcs of 15 realize the warning of | government.” enator Fess of Ohio that if| Were this advice adhered to, the O P. is to compromise with | names of several men In the Senat ” " 2 ‘New Deal” the party might as | Prominently mentioned as candidates ’("?:f‘;“ work” on the geol . al staff well endorse Roosevelt for reelection | for the Republican nomination au- of the. Capay. Gl Bamipany 1 1ot it 20 at that, has some meris, | tomatically would be ellminat 1 than any ollier nember. There is a real difference of opin- | the picture by Fo Sion it .‘yu;x;:v ion among Republicans on the ques- | Where will Se gttty e it il n of how far they should go in|example, find him:elf if Fe g t assaults on the “New Deal” in vice were to be foliowed? Much the coming campaign. | that which the former Ohio Senat: Many feel as Fess does—that there | | condemns found support in Borah. suld be no pulling of punches in| What about Senator Vandenberg Cmr s are of the belief that Of Michizan? Much of the “New mistake to clamp down De lation was supported by 7 on agencies such as the Butler Mauro Drug Co. "Express Money Orders Anyhme flllilllIIIIIIIIIHIHIlIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIll|IIlIIIIHIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIlIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE IIIIIIIIlllmflllllllllllmllllIIIHIIIIIIHII||IIIIIIIIIIII 4 oy 5 g 3 i TG badecdne e i fn b bacin dnc e = :R‘{.,xfi X, HIO'S PLA! * bservations, com- om a member of the d in a pivotal R A he s r General and | nt of Hoover—Wal n National Ohio. is to make it impos- an outsider unacceptable to to ccme in and grab off an in- ted Ohio delezation to the Re- can ne nal convention. Some believe those in control of publican machinery in Ohio de- such a plan for the express x wwe | pUrpo-e of heading off Senator Bor- :‘> : ah. The Idaho Senator is said to 5 plan entering a number of state pri- maries, although he has made no def- | inite commitments as yet. | In Ohio, for a candidate to ente the preferential primary he must de- clare himsslf a candidate and give written permi n to enter his name. Whether Senator Borah will do so, only he knows right now. WSS, 1 'DENMARK RENEWS EVER-FULL CASKS IN KING’S CELLAR | | COPENHAGEN, Dec. 23. — Thres | | hundred bottles of Rhine winé from this year’s harvest have been pur- | | thased by the Royal Danish Court, | ,m keeping with a custom which has | been followed for 340 consecutive years. | " 'The new wine will be used, as in | former years, to replace what is (drawn and what evaporates from | four large casks which were filléd in 11695 by King Christian IV. | The four casks, which have never | | been‘empty, are in the cellar of "Ro- “enborg” castle. Each cask holds 1,- {500 bottles and every sixth week the | wine keeper must descend into the| cellar atid empty six bottles of new | % % the sale of all tickets for the Stanford-Southern Methodist day football game in Pasadena, Calif., applications con- tinue to pour in. Don Liebendorfer, assistant graduate manager of Stanford, was snowed under with applications that could nct be filled. 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C—Greenshoro A . | officers, long accustomed to arrest- IN BULK AND IN Gm BOXES -GEORGE BROTHERS— They charged with with riding a horse up the wrong side of the street while intoxicated. .QK%W{KM!&%%%%W\ King's gala New Year’s dinner for his household and cabinet members. o B |~ Contrary to popular reputation, it ;hu in late years ordered that sugar £ be served with the wine. R © 4 (oo | et ing drunken motorists, had to pore aver their city ordinances for some | time when they arrested a man here. Sabia N L3 || The pear-shaped varieties of grape- | fruit are known as shaddocks. Half Pint ] ‘%h—hfi—barh