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Evening star., 1939-12-22
time on Broadway John Gar
fields baby is sick and he is flying
to New York to be with her.
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Bob Learns THINGS

So intently did Robert Montgom-
cry study for his gangster role in
The Earl of Chicago" that friends
are amazed to note he pitched his
voice higher. took on new manner
isms and altered his facial express
sions. But he even went further
He talked with j. Edgar Hoover
about gangsters and learned a queer
thing. More than one gangster has
been afraid Of guns. So Montgom-
ery's character Is hard and tough,
but with strange fear of firearms.
Evening star., 1939-12-22
>>AAeooS AAOAA Az W PSA
. To jump from the big to
Ittle-Jane Bryan is quarreling

with the studio
(Warners) that
pays Mr.. Flynn.
S he W n S a
raise in salary
which, I UNDER
stand, is no W
around $500 a
week. Jane is in
the middle of a
seven-year con-
ira ct W h i c h
S I q r I e d q feW
years ago at $50
q week. I would
say that Jane is
a better actress
than Enrol is an
orfnr hut T~ro1
Evening star., 1939-12-22
Children Will See
King Cole Next

"Old King Cole and His Fiddlers
Three" Christmas week attraction
Of the Children's Theater of New
York, will be presented at the Ma
tional Theater the morning Of
Wednesday, December ~.
King Cole, the jolly and well-loved
monarch, liked to disguise himself
as q commoner and go about
among his people, sometimes as a
camel driver, sometimes as a hum
BILE beggar. His kindness and un-
derstanding were great and as king
he righted the wrongs that he dis
covered while a beggar. The plot
is woven around the fantasy that
the famous "Fiddlers Three" of King
Evening star., 1939-12-22
Double Signed

Exact physical double to the late
Archduke Ferdinand of Austria
whose assassination at Sarajevc
started World War I, William David
son, Is in still another motion pic.
ture. He again plays the archduke-
this time In "Florian," which fea.
lures Robert Young, Helen Gilbert
and Reginald Owen, under the d.
rection of Edwin L. Marin.
Evening star., 1939-12-22
Laurel.Hardy Bit
Is Even Too Noisy
For Set Worker
BY the Associated Press,

0y tne ASBOClSteo FIee8.
HOLLYWOOD.
It was q typical Laurel and
Hardy scene-trouble with the
plumbing-when the stove blew up.
The collapsible set, as per ar
rangement, fell apart. It was all
very noisy.
It was so noisy, In fact, that q
curious and uninitiated carpenter
behind the set decided to see what
1t was all about He poked his head
through q window, smack in the
center Of the scene. It was ruined.
What the director said, during the
two hours they were putting his COL
lapsing set back together, was largely
unprintable.
Evening star., 1939-12-22
Pianist an Actor

Dale Frantz, internationally
known young concert pianist, who
has become a screen actor, has been
signed to play the young inferno
assistant to Spencer Tracy in NC
Ms II Take This Woman" which
co-stars Hedy Lamar. It is the
first part ever played by Frantz
without benefit Of music.
Evening star., 1939-12-22
Obedience Plus Dances

CARLSBAD, N. Mex, Dec. "a LP).
"A tipsy celebrator hastened to
comply when police suggested:
Better 60 home before you get
into trouble"
He weaved out Of q cafe, jumped
into q police scout car and sped
away before astonished officers could
stop him.
Result: A wrecked car-three
blocks away.
Evening star., 1939-12-22

GAMMA c1hC AAAo AAS6ANSV dOVAO 4AdVAAAk
his car inspected within the legally
prescribed period. Heretofore, Miss
Maxwell has confined her course, 10
easy lessons in how to be frisky, to
such places as Paris, London, New
York, and on purely local scale,
Hollywood. That was quite all right,
especially in view of the fact that
Washington was going steadily
ahead with its own plans for the
good life for all. It is something else
again when the whole country is
faced with the prospect of learning
how to act like the customers of Ell
Morocco. In the flesh, of course,
Miss Maxwell is humanity limited in
her capacity to get about and in
fluence people, to remake sober, re-
sponsible citizens into playboys and
playglrls, to awaken the latent faun
in the most dour citizen. Her image
in gelatin is in nowise so limited. Its
potentialities are enormous, extend
Ing even to the possibility that the
Martins and the Coys may yet sit
down on leopard-skin lounge for
quick, candid camera shot by Jerome
Zerbe
One can see a great deal of bene-
1T to the white tie and tails and the
boutonnierre industries in the pro-
gram of Miss Maxwell to teach the
high life to persons, high and low.
The question arises, however, is it
enough to compensate for the loss
OF those old, sturdy virtues which
made this country the great bore
which Is intimated in the Warner
Bros. program? What will happen
when the people who used to stay
home playing with the kiddies and
quarrelling over the others extrava-
gance, join furiously in one of Miss
Maxwells treasure hunts? And
when every hamlet, instead of just
New York, has its Brenda Frazier
or her equivalent? Who then will
make the Nations laws, write it's
books, mind its babies, graft on its
municipal contracts and otherwise
keep the pattern of the national life
as 1t was before Miss Maxwell car
ried every one beyond the merely
good life to the perpetual party?
We don't know. But, somehow,
We do care.
4 X X X
A hope of salvation from the fate
of constant fun in the Maxwell
manner may lie in the failure of
other experts to teach every one
their particular specialties. Jimmy
Cagney, for instance, is a slick,
sx,aAafh articla IL, dapao., tra fi,,er tia
Evening star., 1939-12-22
It's His Own

The painting that is supposed to
represent Edward G. Robinson s
father In '"The Life of DR.. Ehrlich"
is from Robinson's personal art COL
lection.
Evening star., 1939-12-22

Cole are graded in size-tall, me-
dium and short. When q fiddler
grows too tall he must be pensioned
and another fiddler found. How
Cole, the beggar, discovers q boy
Evening star., 1939-12-22
Fun in Maxwell Manner
Confronts Whole Nation
Inimitable Elsa to Teach Republic
How to Enjoy Life Through
Series of Film Shorts
BY JAY CARMODY.

With an apparently ne disdai for what happened Rome
every started having lark
with the
do series of short subjects entitled
Having nothing else with
takes the announcement
Evening star., 1939-12-22
Jane Bryan Wants a Raise,
But Enrol Is in the Chips
Mr.. Flynn Negotiates Deal;
A Note on the Yule Gifts
Stars Will Receive
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.


Enrol Flynn who that he and Wife Lii like couple Of
love BIRDS will lady diamonds Christmas
gift
Errols contract reveals him way$O0
week with mounting $1,000
this deal without
Evening star., 1939-12-22

violinist to the king Is the basis
for the play.
Tickets are now on sale at the
Washington Office of the Children's
Theater, 1874 F street NV.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05
CLEVER COMEDY
 ENDS TONIGHT
 AS LOCAL HIT
'BIondie Meets inc Boss Playing Now at
 Capitol

"Blcndie Meets the Bcss,' which ends tonight at the Capitol Thea tre, like the previous film, is based upon the adventures, tribulations and triumphs of the irrepressible Bumsteads; it records the ineffable hlunderings of Dagwood Bumstead, the calm efficiency with which Blon- die, his wife, rescues him from his troubles, and the mischievous antics of Baby Dumping "Blondie Meets the Boss possesses, in addition, an hilarious sequence in which jitter- bugs vie with a Dagwood even more punch-drunk then usual-and lose!
 Penny Singleton continues as the ideal Blondie, pretty, intelligent, laughter loving, efficient. Arthur Lake has made the role of Dagwood his own, and supplies a brilliant comedy portrait of an earnest young man very much in love with his wife, and very concerned over the many peculiar situations in which, through no fault of his own, he is constantly enmeshed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05
ALWAYS GOODBYE NOW ON SCREEN OF
 COLISEUM THEATRE

Always Goodbye" said hello to motion picture audiences when it opened last night at the Coliseum Theatre.
 In the arrival of this 20th Gen. tury Fox dramatic production the fans are promised some surprising features.
 First. the picture co-stars those ever-and- Interestingly popular ex- perts of the deeper tones cf screen dramatics- Barbara Stanwyck and Herbert Marshall.
 Then, Ian Hunter heads the fea- tured cast. Long a film favorite, the actors last 20th Century-Fox film was the memorable ITO Mary-With Love"
 Next, it offers the debut of little Johnnie Russell the five-year-old Brooklyn tot who, reports have it, plays the focal role of the story around which all the grown-up lives weave their destinies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05
Fritz Kuhn
 Kept in Jail
Second Plea a for Hdbeds Corpus, Bail Reduction,
 Is Turned Down

NEW YORK, Oct. 5-The court has rejected for the second time a habeas corpus plea by German Am erican Bund leader Fritz Kuhn to obtain a reduction of his bail
 Kuhn's bail on an embezzlement charge was upped from $5.000 to So0,000 at request of District Attor- ney Dewey.
 Dewey said he had information that Kuhn was preparing to leave the country. He was jailed when he could not raise the bail. The German American Bund leader is accused of embedding funds from the treas ury of his organization.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05

Franklin Sure ct, was evidently struck by another car in turning around Several feet from the brink Of the cliff, it maneuvered itself be- tween concrete piles, lumber piles and telephone pole and plunged down through brush and over stumps for 40 feet befor ecoming to stop.
 Damage was unestimated, but ap- parently slight. Scores of persons in the downtown business district were amazed to see the wreck from as far downtown as the Juneau Cold Storage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05

in this city, is sports announcer for radio station KINY. He at tended Columbia University in New York and prior to his posi- tion in Juneau, was associated with radio station WHIT at Manitowoc Wisconsin.
 No definite date has been sci for the wedding which is expected to be held here within the next few weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05
MISS DUNCAN IS BETR0THED TO
 MR. GREENHOW
Popular Juneau Girl and Radio Announcer VIII
 Wed Her Soon

Announcement of the engage ment of Miss Corrine Duncan daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. R. Duncan of this city, and MT. T V. Greenhow, son of Mrs. Edythe GreenhoW of Washington, D. C.. has been revealed and the we'd ring will take place in Juneau within the next few weeks.
 A popular member of the Capi- tai City's younger set, Miss Dun can is graduate of the Juneau High School. She is an employee of the First National Bank, presi- dent of which is her grandfather, MT. Jchn Reck.
 MT. Greenhow, a recent arrival
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05

dous fly that scooted off Wally Berger's glove for another double, DiMaggio beat out an infield hit and Bill Dickey drive Keller home with sharp single to the right field.
 Skies Clear
 Clearing skies early this morn ing brought the promise of good weather for the second game and it was much warmer than the opening game yesterday when the Tanks rallied in the ninth to nir the Reds to in the pitching duel between Ruffing and Der ringer.
 It must be remembered that Wal ters and Derringer practically pitched the Reds to the National League pennant. Between then they won 52 games.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05
Martha Society Meets
 ForDessert Tomorrow

Mrs. A. F. Knight and Mrs. Gunnar Blomgren will be hostesses tcmcrrcw at the regular gathering of the Martha Scci iaty which will be held in the Parlors of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church.
 Dessert Luncheon will be served at 1;3O o'clock and will be followed by a business session.
 Important business matters VIII De brought up and all members are urged to be present to take part in the discussion Mrs. K. Jarman, President, will preside.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05
No War Yef--
 In Hollywood

LOUISVILLE, Ky, oct. 5. = The motion picture public need not ex- pect flood of war movies while the fighting is going on in Europe, Jesse l.. Lasky says.
 "A few war pictures are in evitab,e," the veteran producer says, but there will not be many not until the war is over. Then lthe public can expect cycle of war films,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05
|San,s YSSs NEWS 10. wTnEEEsk? TEEs?
By The Ap Feature Service

I. This man has been very much in the news lately. Who is he, and what is his position?
 2. The pact signed between Germany and Soviet Russia was defensive alliance. True or false?
 3. What country announced it would return to splendid isolation" after the Soviet Ger man pact was signed?
 4. A new world automobile record has been set. What is the new record and by whom was it made?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05
Deny New War Setrefary k To Be Named

WASHINGTON, OF. 5.-offi- cials close to the President deny persistent rumor that he is con- sidering appointing a new Secfe- tary of War.
 It had been reported that War Secretary Woodring would like to be named Minister to Canada However, said White House Secre- tary Stephen Early: "In my opin- ion the possibility of change in the War Department is as faf away as ever"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05
ATTEMPT MADE
 10 ASSASSINAIE

TOKYO, Oct. 5.-An attempt to assassinate the leader of the Jap anese Reformist Party, Seiyakai Nakejima has been made. Police said that band of men had fired several shots at Nakaj,ma's auto- mobile.
 Nakajima is former Japanese Railway Minister. He owns the Nakajima Airplane Manufacturing Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05
H. E. CIarks Leave
 On Princess Louis

MT. and Mrs. Harold E Clark and daughter, Miss Patti Clark left on the Princess Louise and prior to their departure were the incentive for many social gathe-- ings.
 The Clarks plan to make an ex- tended visit to California and will spend some time at the San Fran cisco Fair enroute to Santa Bar bara, where they will visit with relatives.
 
 Empire claSslfleds pay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05
4U. .S. WAR5HIpS ARE ORDERED ON
 GOOD WILL TRIP
Navy Department to Send Cruisers 10 South Am
 eriedn Waters

SAN PEDRO, Cal, Oct. 5.-The Navy Department has ordered four heavy cruisers to sail for South American waters on a good will cruise. It was understood that the cruise will be largely for the pur- pose Of impressing on belligerent nations the determination of the Americans to remain neutral. Flag ship of the cruise will be the cruiser Chicago.
 The cruisers Louisville, Portland and Chester will accompany the Chicago around South America, stepping at principal ports. The war ships will be stationed at Panama, after completing their cruise.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05
Enieriains With
 Breakfast Today

Mrs. B. D. Stewart entertained in fcrmall. this morning at her resi- dcree on Calhoun Avenue.
 Guests called for 9:30 o'clock hres.kfass and spent the morning visitiGe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05
Automobile Goes Over Bluff On Franklin

Early this morning H. L. Faulk- ner's sedan went awandering. Re- suit, damaged lenders, possibly bent axle, and the freak automobile ac- cident of the year.
 The car, parked at the top of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05

5. What dictator died of a bullet wound?
 6. Why have American Com munists apparently been placed in an embarrassing position?
 I. What three world person. ages in a position to be neutral appealed for peace?
 8. This much wanted crimi- nal UefD surrendered to G. men voluntarily. Who is he?
 9. What nations armies do Generals Smigly Rydz, GOrt. Gamelin command?
 10. How was Sidney Howard, playwright, killed?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05

Grapefruit cultivation began in Florida but has had it's greatest development, in the last 20 years, in Texas, chiefly in ,se Rio Gram Valley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05

Chopped ripe olives mixed with chopped sweet pickles give novel top garnish for cream soips- grand with corn, chicken or celery soups Add no more than one-fourth tea spoon to a serving
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05
HELP THY
 NEfCHBOR
Telephone 713 or write The Alaska Territorial
 Employment Service for this qualified worker.

LABORER- STEEL SHARPEN FIR Married. age 32 Five years experience sharpening miners steel tempering. Also cable splicer; foundry worker. Handy around any machine, good blacksmith. Will take any common labor, full or part time Served four-year enlistment ill the Marines.
 -<e-4S- =
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05
TW0- HITTER
 HURLED FOR
 1 SHUT OUT
Cincinnati BIdnked by New York Yankees in Sec
 ond Classic Game

Continued from Page One
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05
DaiIyCross,Uord uS5le

9. Cook In deep
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-05

Empire classl1leds pay.
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-26
BOTH RED n WHITE
HANDY REFRESHMENT FOR
DROP IN GUEST

The California wine growers
new 100000 educational adver-
Using drive, plus Americas first
National Wine Week. is keeping
Louis Finocchiaro Inc. busy these
days.
Housewives, intrigued by the
dozens of new uses for California
wines, are stocking their pantries
with several varieties of wine.
for serving with meals, for cook
ing, and for handy r~efreshment
for drop-in guests.
my regular wine customers are
buying more wine for varied pur-
poses," Louis Finocchiaro says,
"and people who never have
bought wine before are coming in
and asking intelligent questions
about wine. | like the opportunity
to tell these customers that there
is no mystery to vine, and that
simply by trying a few varieties,
one will soon find what wines
quit the individual taste.
Our basic wines r dry ana
sweet. Dry wines are both red
and white, and are for service
with meals, and in the many new
wine coolers which are popular
during warn weather. Sweet wines
like Sherry, Port, and Tokay, are
used as appetizers, refreshments
or with dessert"
Louis Finocchiaro Inc. has some
new booklets issued by the Wine
Advisory Board, showing many
appetizing uses for California
wines.
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-26
SAVE TWO DOLLARS
ON A TUNE UP

It cost you less for gasoline.
Call George LAGOS ia. 1858. A
master mechanic. Just to get ac-
quainted with you and to prove
my work is what | claim it is, l
am offering to cut two dollars
On your car tune up job. VIZ take
all jerks, missing motor and street
mishaps and many other gasoline
waste right out of your car while
you do your shopping when you
are down town. Formerly located
at 1921 North 18th St., but now
our new location at 18th and Dav-
export, Creighton Garage. One
block north of the Post Office at
18th. Car called for and returned.
IA. 1858.
On a Sunday afternoon, C. c..
Galloway and his neice, Miss Aza-
lee Galloway of Dallas, Texas who
spent the summer with her bro
Their and uncle and took a six
weeks course at the Omaha u.
Miss Galloway is a teacher in
the public schools at Dallas.
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-26
WHITE MAN SLUGGED TRY
ING TO JIM CROW COLORED
BUS PASSENGER

MEMPHIS, Aug. "a amps.
d. Bount. white, of this city will
doubtless think twice before he
again tries to enforce Jim Grow
rules on buses when Negroes are
included among the passengers.
Last Sunday while riding on
Gleniew-Faxon bus, Blount saw
a colored passenger, Richard Dean,
"a, sitting "too far up front"
In a brusque, insulting tone,
Blount repeatedly yelled at Dean
and ordered him to move to the
rear of the bus "where he belong
ed" Then the feathers started
flying as Passenger Dean proceed
ed to trim Blount in approved
Joe Louis style"
Next morning in City Court
Dean was fined $25 on a charge
of assault and battery, $40 for
disturbing the peace after Pat
rolman Hook had testified. Hook
said that when he arrived at the
bus a crowd of 100 persons had
gathered, but that the hard hitting
Dean had left. He was overtaken
about three blocks from the scene,
however, and in the tussle that
followed, was said to have slightly
injured Officer Hooks arm.
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-26

Beach, Miami Fla. She reported a
very nice time while away.
Mrs. Margaret Starks and
family at 2715 Writ wishes to
thank the many friends that aus
ed sunshine in the clouded hours
that she spent in the hospital.
Mrs. Starks returned home Tues
day August % and is doing nicely.
Little Bertha Smith Dams of
$3.50 Grant ST., has gone to Den
yer, Colo, to join her aunt Lydia
Nelson who is also out there visit
ing. They will return home in two
weeks. This is little Bertha's vaca-
ton before school starts.
= . =
Mother Slaughter, Pastor of the
Apolitic First Jesus Church at
oath Vinton is goin to Detroit,
Michigan for the PAW Conven-
ton which convenes there August
18th to Sept, 3rd.
y = .
Mrs. Lillian Harness, 1885 N.
23rd Street will go by plane to
the Worlds Fair in San Francisco,
California.
. = =
Mr.. Charles Jackson of 1884 N.
23rd has returned home on a visit
with his mother. He is going back
to Camp Wellington Friday.
Young Lee Simon of 1929 N. %
will go to New York to visit her
grandfather, Mr.. John Childs.
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-26

away this cake always saves the
day.
Luscious Chocolate Ice Box Cake
4 squares unsweetened choco.
late; Il cup sugar; dash of salt;
a cup hot water; l tablespoon cold
water; l teaspoon graduated gela.
tin; 4 egg yolks; 1 teaspoon
vanilla; A egg whites, stiffly
beaten; II cup cream, whipped; 3
dozen lady fingers.
Melt chocolate in top of double
boiler. Add sugar, salt, and hot
water, stirring until sugar is dis
solved and mixture blended. Add
cold water to gelatin and mix. Add
to hot chocolate mixture and stir
until gelatin is dissolved, then cook
until mixture is smooth and well
thickened. Remove from boiling
water; add egg yolks, n at a
time, beating thoroughly after each
Place over boiling water and cool
2 minutes, stirring constantly. Add
vanilla; cool. Fold into egg
whites. Chill. Fold in whipped
cream. Line bottom and sides of
mold with waxed paper. Arrange
lady fingers on bottom and sides OF
mold. Add thin layer of chocolate
mixture, then arrange lady fingers
and chocolate mixture in alternate
layers, topping with chocolate mix
ture. Cut off lady fingers around
sides of mold and arrange cut
pieces on chocolate mixture. Chill
IL to "a hours in refrigerator. II
desired, add " cup finely cut wal
nut meats to chocolate mixture
before turning into mold. Unmold
-arves IL.
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-26
GARDEN PARTY FOR
WEDDING GUEST

Admist a perfect setting, in the
beautiful gardens of the E. II.
West home at 2916 Decatur st.
with its many hued flowers and
myriads of gorgeous shubbery,
the ladies who were to assist Mrs.
Augustus Hicks at the Wedding
reception of her daughter, Char
lotte and Nh. o. Armand Hudson
of Los Angeles, Calf, were hos
tesses at a delightful and largely
attended garden party, Thursday,
evening Aug. 18th from 7 to 10
PM, when they honored the
groom-to-be, his mother, Mrs. o.
Hudson and his brother, James
Hudson.
Two large lace covered tables,
with large c~enterpieces of garden
flowers were set in the garden,
from which dainty refreshments
were served. Garden chairs were
scattered conveniently about and
an immense electric spotlight, shed
its rays over a glorious sight as
more than 200 guests were re-
ceived and introduced to the
charming guests from the west.
The hostesses for this very lovely
affair were: Mesdames E r. West,
Jasper Brown, ]. S. La Cour, Les
lie Shipman, Issac Bailey, James
G. Jewell, John Albert Williams,
George Watson and Elizabeth Blu
ford.
The Omaha guide., 1939-08-26
THESICKLIST

Mrs. Sallie Jackson is still inn
proving after a sereve sick spell.
She lives at 1884 N. 23rd street
Mrs. Lena Johnson of 1324h
N. oath street is very sick and has
been for sometime.
Mr.. Jack Childs of 1904 Grace
is sick with a head cold.
Lloyd Smith of 1910 No. 23rd
is in the hospital very sick.
Mrs. Grace Smith was taken
to the Asylum in Hasting, Nebr.
She has lost her mind again.
Mrs. Doretha Watson of 1921
Grant is still improving
Mr.. Brady is getting along nice
ly at the home of. Mrs Bell of
1886 Hamilton st.