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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

as comfin property, human beings.
Even to sell a husband away from his
wife or vice versa, or child from
its parents In those times, IN Christ
church in Raleigh, series of ser
mons was preached by the minister
to prove by the Holy Bible that his
rich pensioners were JUSTIFIED IN
owning human beings as II they were
cattle. So bad was that custom OF
slavery that it was against the law
to teach a Negro to read and write
! It used to be the custom to hang IN
public those whom the courts con-
dcmned to death. And it was the
custome for great crowds, mostly
|savages white and black male and
female, to go to these hanglngs.
Thanks to the denOuncers, those bad
and cruel things hape been abandon
ed and all people of good repute are
grateful for the change. Had the
space | could enumerate things that
was once the custom that are not
now tolerated by our present civil
cation. If any thing has nothing but
custom to recomend it its foundation
is nothing but sand.
MI Newman puts me in very estl-
mable company when he calls me
denOuncer. The worlds greatest,
whose name | am not worthy to call,
was nailed to a cross because He
denounced the Scribes and Phari-
sees, the dirty agents Of predatory
wealth, for keeping from the prOduc-
| ing class the fruits Of their labor
The human race owes all the pro-
greSs it has made toW4rds ciVillZa-
ton to the free thinking, truth-tell-
ing denouncers.
This gentleman who seeks to set
me right, says one reason for having
pOpcrackers in our midst is, that
many people want things as they are.
That is the truth | grant, but | pray
God Will have mercy on the souls
of all such. Every worthwhile think
er who ever lived has believed and
taught we should strive every day
and hour fer change to a better and
higher plane of living. "Salvation by
character onward and upward for
ever is the slogan Of the Unitarian
Church, and, it seems to me, there is
mo better rule to live by However,
we have q class in our country who
have made q lot of noise for the past
SIX or seven years because they wish
to be let alone. They want things
as they are, for they have their
greedy hands in other peoples pock-
cts and wish to keep them there. |
teVerently hope my censurer is not
IN that class.
My friend in his fine article saws.
there IS a time and place for every
thing. That is true, and believe the
time for popcrackers in this world
Will be long after the human race
has been gathered to its final home
ana that the place for them is at the
bottom of the lake where the worm
dleth not and the fire is not quench-
ed.
Summing up his strong argument
IN favor of his selling popcrackors
here IN town, the gentleman SAYS he
likes Henderson, for which all should
De duly grateful for l can but Won
der what he would do to town he
did not like. He says he pays salaries
ana taxes here, for which he is to
be commended He also SAYS he
tries to obey the laws here. yet he
sells a product and thereby endorses
It's use here which he knows the law
of the town forbids. l hope when he
stands in the final judgement he
will not have his wires so badly
crossed as he seems to have them
here.
JAS. H. WRIGHT. |
Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20
ANSWERS.

l. The 1928. The constitution OF
1858 provided: The Senate and House
of REPRESENTATIVES, shall meet annual
" on the third Monday in NoVem-
Der. Four years later the change was
made, and in 1875 the constitutional
convention changed the meeting date
to the first Wednesday aftel the
first Monday in January
.. Sidney Lanier, who came to
North Carolina in a last effort to re-
gain health, died at Lynn, Just out
side of Tryon, September T, 1881.
Desperately i'll with tuberculosis he
came to Asheville. and shortly before
his death was moved to Lynn.
3. The State rsnks third in the
United States with a production Of
100000 bushels. Alabama ranks
first with Georgia second.
t. It is the only life guard station
in the United States manned by
Negro guards.
5. Joseph Crudup, of Wake county,
in 1920 was not allowed his seat in
the senate because he was en- active
minister The North Carolina con-
stitution at that time did not allow
active ministers to hold public office.
The next year, however, he was elect
ed from his district to congress.
6. The legislature Of 1887 Great
ed the twenty first district by rear
ranging the eleventh and twelfth dis
tricts. The counties of CasWel, Rock
ingham, Stokes and Surry form the
new district In the adjustment Of the
solicitor of the old eleventh became
solicitor Of The new tWenty-first The
act establishing the new district en-
powered Governor Hoey to appoint q
new solicitor for the eleventh dis
trlct and the judge for the new dis
trict
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

that the boats, as well as the Colum-
the big liner, however, was not eX-
pecteo to remain a menace long,
for officials here understood that
her sea valves had Deen opened TO
make hcr founder rs fast as pos
:ihlo
The Columbus had been at
Wee ~r}t1 sr0m me beginning of the
war until last week. She had put
into that port hastily when the out
break Of hoGtilities caught her on a
Caribbean cruise. When she left
there she had food end fuel enough
lor so Gays.
Line Officials Stunned.
CONSERVATION was evident at the
New York offices Of the North Ger
man Lloyd lines, owners Of the YES
sci, when news of the sinking was
received there
ooh. my God" said Manager
John Schroeder, ITS one blow af-
Ter he other
A few hours earlier, however, an
other German ship--a freighter ten
tatively identified as the Arauca
out Of Tampico-had better luck. 1t
fled into Port Everglades, Fla har-
Dor a jump ahead Of British
cruiser.
First word Of the dramatic end
Of the Columbus, which occurred
only two days after the destruction
Of the c0rnered pocket battleship
Graf Spec off Montevideo at Hitler's
order, was flashed to the world
from the Norfolk navy yard
Rear Admiral Joseph K. Taussig,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20
Large Liner Scuttled
In Neutral Zone
Continued From Pace Onc)

Continued FROM Pace Onc)
sibIy reach Europe-but her gamble
ailed.
u. S. Cruiser Flashes News.
First word Of her grim end came
from the U. S. cruiser Tuscaloosa
which fla he'd that she was being
scuttled about 400 miles east Of
Cape Henry, Va. A British destroyer
was in the vicinity, the TuSca-
loosa reported, but there were 10
signs that any hostilitics had oc-
cured
While dusk gathered over the
ocean the Tuscaloosa hastened to
pick up the German seamen who,
it was indicated by word received
here, had pulled away from their
craft in small boats. Terse, matter
of-fact ~ aEo~ told how the Tus-
caloosa, commanded by Capt. H. A..
Badt saved every last one Of the
Germans, including nine women
who were presumed to DC steward
csSes.
Crew Headed Fer New York.
The Tuscaloo~a thon headed for
New YOrl- . lo.d 4'- r. -..,-an co..
at Ellis leland, behind hcr the sky
was lit with flames 70" 49, T0F'm-
bus was afire from stern to stern
and was slowly settling to her doom.
Behind her also % empty life
boats were adritt near the scene.
The navy photographic office, on
hearing this, broadcast 2 warning
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
Nv FRED III. MAY

|. When was the meeting OF the
legislature changed from every yeal
to every two years?
2. Who was the famous poet who
died at Lynn, North Carolina II
1881?
3 What is North Cardinals rank
in the production of sweet potatoes?
4. The Pea Island Life Guard Sta
ton on North Carolina occupies what
unusual position among all stations?
5. What Baptist minister, denied q
seat in the State senate, was elected
to the u. S. House of Representatives
the next year?
6. When were the judicial districts
increased to tWenty-One?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20
NOTICE OF SALE.

Under and by virtue of tho power
and authority contained in a Deed
Of Trust executed by Joseph P. Hen
derson and wife, Mary Susan Hen
derson, recorded IN the office Of the
Register Of Deeds Of Vance County
in book lib, page 20, default having
been made in the payment Of the
debt therein secured, at the request
of the holder Of the note, l shall sell
at public auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash, at the Courthouse door
in Henderson, n. c., at twelve o'clock
Noon, on Tuesday, January 2, 1910,
the following described real estate:
Begin at a stone south west corner
Of Rufus Turner land run thence
south $40 yards to a stone, thence
east 210 yards along w. T. Bullock
line to stone, thence north 40
yards along w. T. Bullock line to a
stone, thence west 210 yards along
Rufus Turner line to a stones the
place Of beginning containing six
acres, being the lot bought of w. T.
Bullock and wife and John Jenkins,
Jr., and duly recorded in book 16
page 229 in Register Of Deeds office
in Vance County to reference is here
made.
This the 18th day of November,
1899.
R. V. BENNETT, Trustee.
29-6-13-2O
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

Said to be the leader of the under
ground opposition to the Nail re-
gime in Germany, Otto Strasser is
shown reading his latest book, eur
ope Won Morgen" (The Europe of
Tomorrow in his Paris home.
Strasser, one-time intimate Of Hit
Ter, was linked to the beer-cellar
bombing in Munich.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

To-Day seems to indicate steady
nature, to whom all tasks seem
small, and hardehips are. taken AZ
matter Of course Yet it is a hioh-
ly emotional, sensitive nature #
is fortunate that tho native has !
patient endurance which will carry
him to ultimate comfort and prob
ably to a large measure of success
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20
ELLIOTT IS FRED
OF SPEEDING CHARGE

William Frank Fllio.. cute S Ok
ford was not guilty Of a speeding
charge when given a hearing III
county court today before Recorder
r. E. Clements
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20
Club POStpCned.

Members Of the Junior WomNn'7
club are asked to note that the
meeting, scheduled for this evening,
will not be held until later date.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

l. Great Britain.
@. Carbon and hydrogen
3. Professional football.
4. Purser.
5. Bay of Bengal.
6. An ascetic system of living
apart from the world
7. Theodore Roosevelt.
8. The fi~~t Sunday after Easter.
9. Minneccta.
10. Grand-Duke.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20
Returns From HOSDitaL.

Miss Sara Bruce Gooch, who I'M
derWent an operation for appendi--
citis recently at Duke hospital, Dur
ham, has returned OF her home here,
and is said to be getting along
nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

The whole world must be get
ting fight minded Even the League
Of Nations. as Russia discovered
! can get tough
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20
No Evidence OF Hostilities.

There are fewer works of fic-
ton among Christmas books this
year. Guess our writer's decided
they had no chance against the COM
petition of European propagandists.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20
CHRIST FOR ALL-ALL FOR CHRIST
0llfG])))io)l g. ..z...f0d
TSy vssdis Ismp snls fee, aIisht unto my 2sth"

But speaking the truth in love, may
grow up into him in all things, which
is the head. e}en Cnrist.-Eph. AIS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

FOR RENT: 5 ROOM HOUSE. Z0L-
licoffer Avenue; 5 room house
West End. Call 1879 AL b WoAcr
Insurance-Rentals-Real Estate.
20-3u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

JUST RECEIVED LOAD WINESAP
and delicious apples, wholesale
price, $1.25 per bushel Plenty
oranges, also, at retail c. I.
Nethery, Farmers warehouse. colt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

LOST: l WIDE ANGLE LENS
Wollensack-mounted in wood lens
board, marked property Of Works
Progress Administration. This
property u. S. Government Finder
please return to T. d. Hci-ner
Henderson. 1891
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

commanding the naval operating
base there, reported receipt Of a
radiogram from the Tuscaloosa say
ing the Columbus was being scut-
lied
No Evidence OF Hostilities.
The navy Immediately got in
touch with the White House, where
Stephen Early, presidential secre-
tary, gave additional details to re-
porters. Early said that although a
British man-of-War was in the vi
cinity of the Columbus, the Tusca-
loosa found no evidence Of any hos
,ilties.
Therefore, he said, it "seems rea-
sonable" that the Columbus may
have been scuttled
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

IF YOU HAVE ITCH OR ANY
form Of scabies, don't scratch. u.s..
TOlson's Scabe-NoN. Hundreds y
local people have used i WIZ
satisfying results. Adults size Sl0o,
children's size Use you can I
come order by mail Sod and guar
anteed by Peoples Service Drug
Store, Henderson, n c. Wcds-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

FOR SALE: MEDIUM a1T s4rr
land pony, old enough 9mo
Ideal Christmas glH ,5.I5
over seven. Saddle m ..aa
Guided. Phone 942.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

ALL STATE LICENSED 81 r,rv
operators. Phone 200 Ior ..al.
ment. Your patronage aua Htod
Rridgers Beauty Shop T.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

FOR SALE: RABBIT DOGS srr
Bryant Abbott, Hence on. NJ c.
route g. 2e-1+
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

FOR SALE: 200 CORDS WOOD AL
ready cut and corded within one
mile Of Henderson. AL b. Wester
Insurance-Rentals-Real Estate
COST
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

FOR LEAKY ROOFS USE OUR
liquid roof cement o. plastic CO.
ment. New volley and flashing tin
roll roofing at $1.00 and up Alex
S. Watkins. 21-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

WE HAVE 5000 $1.00 STEVENSON
Theatre ticket books to give away
We give one Free with every pu-
chase or accumulation of purchases
amounting to $1,000 Gene and set
yours Mems Shop, Inc j. H.
Tucker, Mgr. l9-itj
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

ELECTRIC WRkATHS, RJrIe T1-n
wire complete. Rcd colt
Watkins Hardware 20.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

WANT ADS

WANT ADS
THE GOOD POSITIONS r.
those trained thoroughly to .
modern business rcQuwcmua
Henderson Business Coll.a. NE
a thorough training Nov .
gins january t..
STEAMED OYSTERS WwU ru
sauce, butter sauce, cOlr .l.,
crackers, at Terminal cr.
and night. Phone 9l2l
FOR EXPERT BODY Am
fender work, painting. NM
holstering, glass ron.aca
ment, and radiator c.o.ainr
and repairing, bring n@r
car to Legg-Parham CO.
ELECTRIC WRkATHS. njtIe I'M
wire complete. Rcd COLT
Watkins Hardware 20. Il
ALL STATE LICENSED ~ r,rv
operators. Phone 200 Ior .a:a.
ment, Your patronage au. ......n5
Rridgcrs Beauty Shop !:
ROOF CEMENT AND ROOF r.,r-
ing stops all leaks, crack. r4.t ~
metal roofs. Watkins aMga
Company. 90
G land p namv n lIi'i cno = ~ " g.. 9i11
Ideal ChristnSas oi1+ 'alIe.
ovcr seven G2dJia cnd
cl0oeo. rIlorle ~ i9-u
FOR SALE: SHETLAND 0yY
: 5ri AZ yea yeSfS Sc, ola, we addIc
o p. m. 24-l
CNDc U7ACIrT1I
CAl'o w AoIlED ~ CREASED
until December %G 1910 far
Sl.25 I.pUv-pa,..a., r,.
FOP PzT--r. cr0pr. r..-.,....
Co,oa,' Willia,l7 49,, XXX. .'..'i.NN 1lN
Soc : r ' Peaco s''' ''" sAo'is,
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PLENTY OF Fl}GFN1R
from sparklcf- 80 aerial
bombs. Get vaqr ynnnI,.
nu,, L;ro,o,.l. Ii'9
~ l - Z "'Ol ~ '2-oit De-
parlor ord WIZ Nh ','',
~ lug
STORE. Z0-3ti
EO1 CLI D,I--.-,
~. o1hAE. mop D0~o SAL
6lydlle . 1Ao"o''' i11-s@~.. e''' n. Cr
route Z. %-lt
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender "a.
na;r work 7Io+o, c.l,. ~
e.. = =. ''''N ~"
WHEN 1T RAINS 1T Dat-~e a.
i ina G Its Iaaic lido wy I4o
dereon oniv = - ~. r.d LYLE
values" Alev s wa+r.o On ~
$50
WANTED AT ONCE EXPERIENCED
a atu nanJ an,l lauy Ad {, gI c ae
care Dicnatcb ca "a:
49, - wa
FOR LEAKY ROOFS USE DIR
liquid roof cement Or plastic CO.
ment New volley and flashing Tin
roll roofing at $100 and m Alex
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WE HAVE 5000 $1.00 STEVENSON
Theatre ticket books to give away
We give one Free with every pU-
chase or accumulation Of nnchases
YOURS Men,s S5on Inc ! H
Tucker. Mgr. 1911
FOR RENT: 5 ROOM HOUSE. ZOI.-
licoffer Avenue: 5 room houee,
West End. Call 1879. Al. b. Wcstcr,
Observation-Disclosures Estate
20-3u
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and delicious apples. wholesale
price, SIPS per bu.hel. Plenty
oranges, also, at retail c. 7.
Nethery, Farmers warehouse colt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

FOR RENT: STORE BUILDING am
Corner William aud Wma. Street.
pee D l. Peace' 9-sa'-Nod-8t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
PAYABLE Strictly Ill Advance

Entered at the post office in Hender-
son, N. C. us second class mail matter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

WANTED AT ONCE EXPERIENCED
and reliable lady cas- cr. None
other need apply. Address Cashier
care Dispatch. Gl-2H
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

THE GOOD POSITIONS a..
those trained thoroughly ,o ~
modern business roQuwcao. wet
Henderson Business Collrs i've
a thorough training Nov 81.
gins January L..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

PLENTY OF FREW0RES-.
from sparklef 10 aerial
bombs. Get yoar supply
now, Fireworks Store. b.
tween Rrecreatin Billiard
Parlor and Whites Drug
Store. 20-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

FOR EXPERT BODY Ann
fender work, painting. M,
holstering, glass replace
ment, and radiator c.g.aing
and repairing, brin. n1,
car to Legg-Parham CO.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-20

WHEN 1T RAINS 1T D"tMs g.
per channeldrain galNan'za3 oo.-
ing. Its leak proof >a3 in HoY-
derson only at "Tta rsco a
Values" Alex S. Wat.as 2o-N
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-23
Ru rhn Ap Feature Service

If Hitler is scrat tened out as mill tary factor in Europe it may be due ill part to a man they call The Tiger"
 His full name is IJohn Standish eurtees Prendergast Vereker He is ilso V.scount Gort. Most important, fe is chief of the British Imperial general Staff and cGmmander-ln- thief of the expeditionary forces.
 Tiger Gort,s promotion, in 1887, t, Britsin's No, l soldier caused a sensation. English army promotions we're usually based on seniority and ciort had some 30 senior officers ahead of him. But England knew Go-t's reputation. Thank goodness, ' commented one veteran general, we are new under the command for a proper soldier and shall not be shot sitting"
 Got had 32 years of distinguished military service to recommend him for the post. At 19 he joined the Grenadier Guards. The year 1914 found him a captain. B. 1918 he was a brevet-msj jor He had been men toned in dispatches nine times, had won the Military Cross, the Dis tinguished Service Order and the Vio+o~is Cr~ss Britains highest award.
 He commanded a Shanghai force in 1927. Five years later he became director of military training in h. dia. In 1886 he was named com mandant of the Camberley staff college. It was there that admiring
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-23
htGINTY RETURNS
 FROM LONG TRIP
 THROUGH ALASKA
Indian Office Consfrutiion Man Visit ed More
 than 50 Stations

Earl D. McGinty, Supervising Construction Engineer for the Of flee of Indian Affairs, returned by PAA plane yesterday from "a many-nile trip through Westward, Northern and Interior Alaska.
 With Ralph Mize, Assistant Me chanical Engineer, McGinty visit ed more than 60 stations to de- termine the construction needs of the coming year
 A high point of the journey was a direct plane trip from Nome
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-23

 across Boring Sea to Gambell on St. Lawrence Island, a trip not often attempted.
 Leaving Juneau, the pair visited Seward and Anchorage, went to Kodiak and along the Alaska Pen- insula, thence north to the vari- ous coast stations and in to Bethel. Trips to Nelson Island and Nunivak Island were also included After visiting Seward Peninsula and Xii valina, the travellers saw the Lower Yukon and from Fairbanks the Up- per Yukon.
 Mize remained to visit several additional stations He will return here by the next boat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-23

TIrniter. largest of the planets, could contain 1900 bodies the size of the earth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-23
MINING MAN HERE . .s
 <. FROM MILLER HOUSE

Ray Wreoe Of Miller House, where he is a partner in Frasca and Com pany, gold mining concern, came in on the plane from Fairbanks yes terday and is leaving for the States either on the Alaska tonight or the Princess Louise on Thursday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-23

young army men gave him the nick name Tiger" for his personal cour- age and driving energy.
 Descended from one of the Nor man knights, Gort locks like and is a typical English aristocrat. He rides to hounds, flies a plane and yachts when at his Isle of Wight estate.
 He is 53, divorced, has a grown son and daughter,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-23
DEPUTY HELLAN
 IN FROM ISLANDS

Deputy U. B. Marshal Walter Hellan returned to Juneau last night on the Estebeth after 10 days of investigation work at Tenakee and Hoonah. From Hoo- nah he brought a prisoner, William Paddy, to serve a term for petit larceny.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-23
(. D. A. Junior {. I Gard Party Held

4
 The Parish ffah was the scene Saturday afternoon of public card party sponsored by the Junior Catholic Daughters of America.
 Dessert was served at 1:30 o'clock by members of the order. The af- fair was supervised by Mrs. Verne Hoke. Mrs. Lewis Brown and Mrs. A. J. Goodman.
 Prizes were awarded during the afternoon for bridge and pihochle. Mrs. J. K. McAlister and William Goodman won high and low horors respectively for bridge. In pinochle high and low prizes wene to Mrs. Walter Robinson and Mrs. Mary Reiten5. J f.e
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-23
JUDGE WI(KERSHAh
 5UFFERS GR0KE; E ! NOW IN HOSpHAL

Judge James Wickersham, former Delegate. to Congress, was taken to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday after noon following a stroke suffered Saturday at his home on Seventh Street. pr. L. P. Dawes is the at tending physician.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-23
TopA V
Max. tempt.
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

large normal highest reported this the Interior of Alaska another of high with highest estimated 3050 inches pressure Southeast Generally cold weather continued weather overspread Southeast section Alaska
 Juneau Oct 24 Sunrise am. sunset, 532 pm
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-23
RARE ETCHING OF LITUYA BAY
 HISTORY SHOWN

A large. old colorfuI and un- doubtedly very rare etching com memorating romantic chapter in Alaskas early history has come by way of France, England and Cali fcrnia to Juneau and is now on display in the window of the Bar anof Gift Shop here.
 The etching, believed to have been made in France in 179o when journals of the navigator La Pe- rouse were published, was pur- chased in San Francisco recently by Regional Forester B. Frank Heintzleman. It had recently come to this country from England
 Pictured is the destruction of two small boats at the entrance of Lituya Bay on July 13, 1786. La Perouse discovered the Bay. After bringing his large ships, the Astro- labe and Boussole, safely inside, three small boats were sent to chart the entrance. Two were caught in the current and wrecked, while a third barely escaped. The etching shows this scene. fe
 -+-3---s- s.- -<s-z---- fte ttl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-23

Vary French dressing with fruit juices. For instance, mixture of lime, lemon and orange, or grape fruit. lemon and pineapple, mixed with French dressing, gives a de- lightful new flavor to any fruit salad combination.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-23
U. s. DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
(By the U. s. Weather Bureau)

vicinity beginning at 3:S0 Oct 2S: coudi Tuesday, moderate northery Minimum 30 degrees.
 Alaska Tuesday with northey diminishing continuing fresh norhey Canal. Forecast of along Gulf northey the
 
 southwey the from Hincfnbrook to Kodiak