The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 30, 1939, Page 2

Cracked wheat, rye and white breads—and any otheri you checge—set out b wich fillings. From there on leav By MRS. ALEXANDER Service Writer AP Feature Year's party wil fun if you ke gue more Your much qu inform their own pls Try this new Su for the center ¥ the refreshment f{able emall Christias ¢ base, and ret it inside wreath on the table trée with gum-drop festoon sugar-coated coot cat and holiday in red, green, foils, Deck it cand pop-corn b might tint the colorings. Thi should last throug party, uniess p bling. Fit into m th goodies decked ou silver wit yrop with ple Resolve at your SURPRI cup che minced c chopped pic ientos. Stir onnaise and % teaspoon Tuck in split cuits. There i ture for about This _tidbit hot or cold to olive: in 3 tabl teaspoon minced o lemon juice parsley. cheesed bis- hrimp mix- tiny bi: iciously s or tiny hat enough 30 goes d kKtail bevera; coc If you received ¢ of those new bun warmers for Christ- mas, keep it filled up with these treats: Spread buftered bread slices with chopped ham and cream cheese (equal por- tiens), flavor with a little chopped o and green peppers. ] with calad dres sandiich fashion Cut into thin strips a hot. Maybe your clec er can turn these cut rig l\v the table. and blend make For another smart sandwiches or can. TONGUE SPREAD: Chop fine mix in cne-fourth much finely chopped cel a tle chopped onion, parsley ripe olives. Rub a bowl with g lic and add the tongue mixtur thin with salad dressing or onnaise. Then liver ft and thinned with s a filling ping especially liked by Put it on rye bread Use up the la cakes and cookies for the swe snacks. Fresh, well done ed peanuts will provide ihe need- ed crunchy feeds. You know you can make your own salt- ed peanuts at guite a nominal cest; and they are delicious. all the Decorate the the holders with greeuery don't. forget to dres: serving trays and ba: share of holiday f Here is how sandwich bar: One bre: dd wvurst, mashed or top- ¢ of the holi Of course be ca leaf cooked d Swiss eream sorted re Stack slice tray, or on eith bread board. L clear for sprea small dishes, o E tions of compartmen h softened butter, cream cheese cnnaise, Russian dressing and ishes (mustard, pickles fruit, horseradish, pepper olives, or whatever you Attach electric table grill or er, if desired—and let guesis coct their own sandwich ¢ tions, GEORGE o | Whi a very | V2o prefer) eside many kinds of sand- e it to your gues(s, FINDINGS IN FAMOUS CASE MADEPUBLIC pecial Examiner Dean| Landis Makes Reporfon | Coast CI0 Leader One) No. 2 Red Seized (Continuea trom Page should niner Landi ground mmittee conclus- mmun- Die rather man Nicholas Dozenberg Charged with “wilfully and knowingly” making false state- ments in application for pass- ports, Nicholas Dozenberg, al- leged No. 2 Communist in the U, S, covers his face with his hand as departs from the fed- eral building in Portland, Ore., where he was brought after his arrest at Bend, Ore. Dozenberg watved extradition and will be re- manded to custody of NewrYork federal officials. doublanl” regarding of Special Examiner | ARG B * THIS EVENING Friends of Courp!e Invited fo Call During Re- ception Hours of Mr. of J Robert Hur- daugt Gree and Mr Minnie I)mufln een, Mrs. B. B aska, ter pr by by nest Ehl lection Following will be a rec | home and all fri are iaviteg te call 11:30 o'eloek, - o nd Cent United % JONES AVERAGES D DowW, The ng Jones @ E rails 31.83, eased 1) today's trials ATe Prepundnels bombing, is .xrdoned and re- Quentin prison. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC. 30, 1939 sAA(( GOING MOVIE GIRL TELLS ST@RY ADPY F) LE \'« LA 4 WITH VER Ruth Terr wood, it's really a bla After two years of playing bits that wey Territory to Be Relieved of walking cut of her sfudio (vi $6,000 Monthly Bur- ror sies den by Change 1 her of star-ma Studio rumor Ruth’s role in the picture is alme the her rcle that the which se 1 life acted scouts in first place of a young enter- rea ; att vie of CAA in Alaska, personne] but for one exception xception is Glenn Ge pervisor, whose service en- gineer r obviated under the change, D. L. Reynolds, who As been ass nt to Goudie, w P come Supervisor of the AACC ac- tivities rema under Territorial ma eny including 21 radio telephone stations. That was made at the October session of the AACC in Fairbanks. The radio-telephone stati et up by the Territery for sms munities without other for communication, are partially Lalnf‘(l by their tolls. Retiring r udie estimates that proximately $10,000 a biennium wil maintain. the existing ations, which constitute the AACC do- mgin. The AACC Territorial L an app: m the that night-club tainer. Blue - brown - Ruth Te been singin dar die, lecision seven years since the left her tive Benten bor, Mich. In a Chicago aight two years ago, film sc fell for Irish face. Zor ina-like figure and her appealing na- Har- com- ms of main- Sup- club her the with in- was created by lature in 1937 on of S‘i(HNM creased to $70,000 last e care of 3 of aviation and lay the g CAA operation with their Alaska program The radio-telephone the Terrifory was begun with two- experimental ation: St. Michael and Marshall. M recent installations are those the Goddards Springs branch he Pioneers’ Home and the Pioneers’ Home. ty-one communities adio- Attu, H(\I‘!"l of number, Nothing casting briefly in * Ruth is the menace cc of R Kot Me,” wh w0 Taylor at Unala way of selling a song-and-dance to for initia of playir system in Creek, A and Y Tenakee, itat Umnak ven onautical to CAA are a Anchora Cordova, Ketchikan, and Gravina where a rangs has been sct in ka No \\11] 1o0ugh neau, (be: L up 8 Dave rett, local plastered an cam in the unit Hydabur Al Fom lof, Ke Sitka Pione Marst ! Home, NllmL Tnkn Lods adminis! be made at present il pictured, horrlflcs the world. Nazi Ger:nany moves against Czechoslova- #| kia_and Poland. Russia fights Fi Now, heading from the all ary, U. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAV THE WEATHER (By the U. Forecast for Juneau and Cloudy, oct nally light rain easterly wind; minimum temperature tonight Forccast for Southeast Alaska: Intermiitent slightly colder tonight; clou wi’h occasional li Moderate to fresh southeaste w.nd noderal Lynn Canal tonight. Variable Sunday Forecast of wines along the coast from Dixcn ance Sitka will be fresh to stroi m ing Sunday; from Cap tron diminishing Sunday; and from C brock to st'ong northerly, Weather Surcau) nity, beginning at tonight and Sun about rain S and outher of the Gulf of Alaska 3 to rly ka to Hine rly, fresh to diminish Kodiak LOCAL DATS HAumiaity 45 ki ESE 17 wina Velne 14 Baromerar 1ty 3:30 pm. yest'y ... 20.35 m. today RADIO REPORTS 1 TODAY Max. tempt. | Lowest 3:30a.m. Prec last 24 hours | temp. 24 he 30 ip. tation s Barr Pt. Cldy Clear Cloudy Snow Pt. Cldy Nome Bethel Fairbanks St. Paul Dutch Harbor Kodiak Cordova Juncau Sitka Ketchikan Seattle 38 Portiand 40 San rFancisco il 51 WEATHER SYNOPSIS The disturbance: in the lower Gulf of Alaska northward and.was situated this morning over of the Gulf and a broad trough of low pru‘\he to a moderate disturbance moving nortt tude 38 degre rth.and longitude 14 was general over all of Alaska with light rain over ‘Southeast Al- aska; High :winds were reported Friday afterngon along the coast - of Washington .and Oregon and fresh to s winds oc- curred alol the coast of Southeast Alaska Friday and this 39 33 41 40 51 has moved ern portion extende outhward located abc lati- es west. Cloud terday the nc ner ng Jan, 1.— am.; 3:17 pm unrise, 8:48 31—Sunrise, 8:49 %, 3:19 p.m,; alimony womu ON RELIEF iz " NABBED WITH $995 % CHICAGO, Dczc. '!U —A woman re- liefer whe had $995 and two diamond rings in her pur she was arrested for questior ed for char to repay the relief ihorities. wept she ad- believing they °d having accepted $12 a month | a bootlegger, followed a for the last five year: walk The woman is M with a y-cne, whose husband, Benjam They finall a police record. She ins out-of-the-way money she carried was re found him mil Dec, am.; sunset, Jan. 2 Juneay, from her previous husband as an settlement. know why paper clip- bie were curious to ng ’ib(}dl an $18,000 - THE WHITE TRUTH LEKHART, Iml Dec. had man s Esther Miller, fo! the land." Eritain and France go to war. Italy grabs Albania. Relations British mo in Wi n are friendlier than ever as the Jur Canada and the United States shington. above. es Pope Pius XTI, who is succeeded by Cardi- D et above, who takes the name of Pope Pius XIL One of the worat, disasters.in U, 8. submarine history o 2_=——| curs in_May, when the Squalus went down off Port mouth, N. H., and failed to riso from & depth of some 2 y-six perished. Franeis- er’ Pean. politics . by winning the cm}; rom ~ San war. World's Fair in New York and tho Golaen Gate International Ex- position in Sam Francisco are magnets for millions of American sy +_tourists. Fuehl!r ‘Adolf Hitler, paptxhnn;er nuned dictator. soome 3 s source with conque: Crechos BB e A e when. & bomb: Britain and France. but imost loses his %'fme Munich beer ceilar snoruy after he finishes speaking. L i