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Arizona sun., 1948-06-04

What can you do with those sliced
tomatoes? Use them in meat loaf
or meat patties or as a sauce base
for flavoring other meats. Or stew
and sieve them and use for soup. .
Is there a dab of applesauce In
the refrigerator? Cook it into the
youngsters morning farina or use
it in an applesauce cake.
Never toss away those delicious
fruit juices from canned fruit.
Thicken with cornstarch and use az
pudding sauce or as liquid for gela-
tin desserts and salads.
Arizona sun., 1948-06-04

elm mr. (Nature's Remedy Tablets,
there are no chemicals, no minerals,
no phenol derivatives. Mr. Tablets are
different-0ct different. Purely Vegs.
tGble-a combination of 10 vegetable
ingredients formulated over so years
ago. Uncoated or candy coated, their
action is dependable, thorough, yet
gentle, as millions of mrs have
proved. Get a 25f box. Use'as directed.
Arizona sun., 1948-06-04

Date FrOck
Three tiny buttoned tabs make a
pretty finish for this youthful date
frock. Juniors adore the brief sleeve,
the fitted waist, the full flared
skirt. It will be perfect in a gay
candy striped fabric.
Pattern No. 1905 comes In
sizes II, II, 13, IA, 16 and 18. Size IL,
AZ yards Of 39-inch.
You'll like the smart and practical
sewing information contained in the
Spring and Summer FASHION. 81
pages Of style, color, easy to make
frocks free pattern printed inside
the book. Is cents.
Arizona sun., 1948-06-04

beating. Add milk; mix well and
add sifted dry ingredients. Mix un-
til smooth and add extract. Fold
in egg whites. Bake in an un-
creased cake pan in slow (325 de-
gree) oven for one hour. Invert pan
to cool, then frost.
Birthday Party Menu
(For Children S to g.
Creamed Chicken in Toast Cups
Green Peas Carrot Slices
Ice Cream and Birthday Cake
Beverage
You may use the recipe for
creamed eggs, and use chicken. The
green peas may be mixed with the
chicken or served separately. The
carrot slices may be raw or cooked
and served with the peas. Use the
same cake as suggested for the first
menu.
Birthday Party Menu
(For Children over y
Lamb Chops on Toast or
Hamburgers on Broiled
Tomato Slices
Potatoes Au Gratin Green Beans
Ice Cream with Sauce or
Crushed Fresh Berries
Birthday Cake
Milk
II you serve lamb chops, it's q
good idea to have them boned when
you give them to the younger chill.
dren. They're more healthful, too,
II they're broiled.
Here's a tasty recipe for ham,
burgers, If you decide on them for
the party:
BroiIed Hamburgers
(Serves g.
I pound ground round or chuck
2 tablespoons chilli sauce
/ 1/2 teaspoons prepared mustard
1 teaspoon minced onion
Ia teaspoons Worcestershire
sauce
ia teaspoon pepper
s slices bread
slices fresh tomato
Combine all ingredients except
sliced bread and tomatoes. Spread
on slices Of bread. Broil for eight
minutes at moderate heat, then top
with tomatoes which have been
hroiled at the same time. Serve at
once.
FOR YOUR BIRTHDAY CAKE,
select q yellow, white or chocolate
one depending upon the youngsters
preference. Then frost it with choco-
late frosting, as given below. The
cake may be put together with
marshma1low cream, spread with
the frosting. A procession Of ani-
NAL crackers around the sides will
delight the children. If animal can
die holders are available, use them
on top.
Magic Chocolate Frosting
3 squares unsweetened chocolate
11/3 cups Il can) sweetened con-
denSed milk
I tablespoon water
Melt chocolate in top Of double
boiler. Add sweetened, condensed
milk, then stir over boiling water
five minutes until the mixture thick
ems. Add water. Cool. Spread on
cold cake. This recipe makes
enough frosting for the top and sides
of two (nine-inch) layers.
Arizona sun., 1948-06-04
Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday
FEW EVENTS WILL MATCH the
pleasure that a real birthday party
can give to your youngster. The
gaiety impaired by few favors,
crepe paper decorations, a house
full Of little friends and a cake all
his own, these are the things a child
will remember so pleasantly for a
long time.
Birthday party menus depend
mainly upon the age Of the children.
Very simple food is the order OF
the day for children of three or four;
and for children of five or six, the
food is only slightly more elaborate.
Children from to 10 and older
may have things such as lamb chops
or hamburgers for the main dish,
but it's still important to plan to
serve only familiar foods for little
guests.
Ice cream and cake are essentials
at a birthday party no matter what
the age group. For the younger
children, however, serve only plain
ice cream such as vanilla, and a
very simple, not too rich cake, so
there will be no digestive upsets.
THE MENUS AND RECIPES rve
planned will give you clue as to
the best way to plan these particular
party foods.
Birthday Party Menu
(For Youngsters to ~
Cream Of Tomato Soup
Goldenrod Eggs
Carrot Sticks or Curls
Peanut Butter-JeIly Sandwiches
Vanilla Ice Cream Sponge Cake with
Milk Orange Icing
Goldenrod eggs are a nutritious
dish whether the party is for lunch
or dinner time. Eggs prepared this
way are just q bit more partified
than creamed eggs.
GOldenrod Eggs
(Serves 6 to 81
2 tablespoons butter or substitute
3 tablespoons flour
2 cups milk
1/2 teaspoon salt
6 hard-cOOked eggs
Parsley
6 toast wedges
Melt the butter, blend In flour,
then add milk slowly and stir in
seasonings. Cook until thickened.
Cut whites of eggs into tiny slivers
and add to the white sauce. Pour
creamed mixture over toast wedges
and top with hard-cooked yolks
pressed through a sieve. Garnish
with parsley.
The sandwiches may be omitted
when the eggs are served, but If
desired, they may be made into
fingers" and also served. II
the soup is served, they may be
placed on the plate along with it.
A cake that will do the Job nicely
for the younger generation IS this
one made with hot milk, eggs and
only q little shortening. It may be
frosted prettily with q confectioners'
icing, moistened with orange Juice
and favored with grated orange
rind. Flute 1t through a pastry
rosette tube and don't forget to
write happy birthday across it and
use candles.
Hot Milk Sponge Cake
4 egg yOlks ..
11/2 cups sugar
III cup boiling milk or water
11/2 cups cake flour
ia teaspoon salt
teaspoon baking powder
teaspoon lemon extract
4 stiffly beaten egg whites
Beat egg yolks until very thick;
add sugar gradually and continue
Arizona sun., 1948-06-04

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Arizona sun., 1948-06-04

height by using white or a paler
shade Of color than that used in the
walls.
Pale ceilings improve the natural
lighting of the room, while dark
colors absorb light and also lower
the apparent height Of the room.
Horizontal stripes also will lower
the ceiling while vertical stripes
have just the opposite effect. Still
another method used for making the
over-tall room better proportioned
is to lower the molding. Molding
may. be lowered IL to 18 inches
from the ceiling or by constructing
a deep valance or cornice covered
with paper to match the rest Of the
wall.
Mold Room Together
With These Tricks
No room ever completely salts
fies its owner. There are either
too many inches or jogs or too
many unbroken areas. Wallpaper
can be the means Of tying these
jogs into the main center or 1t can
be equally useful in creating ar
tificial divisions.
Dining alcoves can be turned into
attra ctive hooks by paper which iS
a complete contrast from the rest
Of the room.
If your kitchen seems bleak and
cheerless, cut its size by using .
lovely plaid or trellise print paper
on the top half, with tiling or plain
paper on the lower half.
If you'd like fireplace but can't
have it, you can get the same sort
Of friendly cozy conversation place
by grouping two or three chairs
around a scenic wall in an other.
wise muted room. Or you can make
believe you're near a garden just
by covering one Of the walls with
a ivy-type or garden flower paper.
These are but a few suggestions
by which you can reshape your
home. Look over the situation, then
let your imagination take full rein
while wallpaper is the elastic
which can stretch and shrink your
walls to give you just the illusion
you want.
Arizona sun., 1948-06-04
LYNN SAYS:
No. N

LYNN SAYS:
LeftOvers Can Be
Time and Money Savers
Do you have a few pieces OF pine
apple? Broil them to garnish and
glorify your meat dish for dinner.
Leftover fruits7 Combine them
into a gelatin salad. Or make them
into a sauce for pudding.
Do you have some leftover pota-
toes that were boiled? Brush them
with melted fat and broil along
with hamburgers, chops or q slice
Of ham.
Arizona sun., 1948-06-04

Daytime Dress
One of the smartest daytime
dresses you'll see. The popular di.
agonal lines are finished in soft
scallops high slit neckline is 50
flattering. IF you like, three quarter
sleeves are also provided in the pat
tern.
Pattern No. 1765 is for sizes IA,
IA, 16, 18, 20; 40 and AZ. Size IA, cap
sleeve. Az yards of 35-inch.
Arizona sun., 1948-06-04

Shades of great grandmother's
whalebOne neckline! That's what
you'll find in the newest blouse
CONNECTIONS of Organdie, lace and
embroidery, with an old-new
cameo for whimsical accent. Such
. blouse is properly coupled not
only with a flowing skirt but even
with its own hair-dO reminiscent
of Victorian days. This Is guar.
antoed to give you q dramatic
look every time you don IL.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
(0MMIE5
 SUPPORT
 WALLACE
Party Will Not Nominate Presidential Candidate
 Platform Adopted

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.--tR-- There will be no Communist candidate for President this fall.
 Instead the Community party will support the third party candidacy of Henry A. Wallace and his Pro- gressive Party. Support of the new political group will be given without the Communists seeking any special interests" in it, lead- CTS said.
 These plans were disclosed when the Communist party adopted a 5000 word platform at the final session of it's l4th annual conven- tion.
 Besides passing the platform. the Communists reelected William z. Foster as National Chairman. They also returned to high party posts II other party officials who were indicted recently by a Federal grand jury with Foster on charges Of advocating the violent overthrow of the U. s. government.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
(h005E NEW
 GOVT. HEAD
 FOR CANADA

OTTAWA, Ont. Aug iR-Can- ada's Liberal Party selects new leader today who will become the Dominion's next Prime Minister
 Prime Minister w. L. Mackenzie King told the convention last night that he was delivering his yaledic- tory as party leader and as Prime Minister. He has headed the gov- ernment for a total of 2l years. He said flatly that he cannot be drafted
 The party last night wrote into it's platform a proposal for North Atlantic Security Alliance and abolition of appeals to the Privy Council.
 Most likely choice for Prime Minister appears to be Louis Ste phen St. Laurent, French Canad- ian Minister of External Affairs. His strongest contender is the western born Scottish descended Minister of Agriculture. James Gar field Gardiner.
 In Canada the Prime Minister goes automatically to the leader of the party with the most seats in the House of Commons, in this case the Liberals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
TENNIS TOURNEY
 GETS UNDERWAY
 HERE YE5TERDAY

In yesterdays tennis tournament here Bob Boochever defeated Dean Williams 60 and 6-1 while George Gibian defeated Stan Fisher 6-2 and 6-3 and then turned around to de- feat Robert Clark 60 and 6-1. James Dodson won from Tom Powers on a forfeit.
 Dodson and George Playdon are scheduled for the next mems match with Boochever slated to meet the winner. Ed Chester is pitted against Pastor Bigornia.
 In the women's division, Joyce Smith win meet Ruth Clark at ? D. m. today followed by Midge Camp bell vs Rolene Clark at 4:30 pm.
 Jean Anderson and Shirley Mie- wessen are slated for a playoff match at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
JUNEAU SPRUCE PRESIDENT DUE
 HERE SUNDAY

H. F. Cheney. President of the Juneau Spruce Corporation, is ex- pected to arrive here tomorrow for a conference with Freeman Schultz, Executive Vice-President and Gen. eral Manager of the Company Cheney is expected to remain here until Wednesday.
 MT. Cheney is also President of the Coos Bay Lumber Company of Coos Bay, Oregon, and Vice. President and Pacific Coast Mana ger of Baker and Fentriss. Chica- go lumber investment company He will be accompanied by Jens Jor- gensen, member of the Juneau Spruce Corporation Board of Di- rectors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
MARINE INSPECTOR
 | IN JUNEAU MONDAY

Lieutenant Commander A. J. Lar sen, Marine Inspector of the U. S. Coast Guard, Ketchikan District, arrived in Juneau yesterday after noon and left today for Elfin Cove.
 Commander Larsen plans to re- turn to Juneau Monday and may be contacted at the Gastineau Hotel by any parties interested in mat ters regarding marine inspections, or by those wishing to obtain licenses for inspected vessels. Larsen plans to return to Ketchikan Tuesday, August 10.
 Commander Larsen was transfer red from Long Beach, Calif., to Ketchikan last May, and was pre- viously stationed in Pennsylvania.
 A "Webfoot," Comdr. Larsen's family home is in Portland. Ore.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07

WASHINGTON Here is some more summer reading for Con- gressman J. Parnell Thomas. head of the Un-American Activities Committee.
 Incidentally, when Congressmen stage an investigation they usually base it on seizure of the files of a Government agency, private individual, or a corporation. Some of them seem to feel that they should also keep their own politi- cal affairs in such condition that they can afford the white light of public scrutiny.
 It might be healthy. therefore, if the public occasionally had a chance to reverse the process and subpoena the files of Congress man. who, after all is elected by the people and whose conduct should be constantly answerable to the people.
 Believing that Congressman who specializes in investigation should be able to stand up under investi- gation, this column has done some probing into the political opera
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
ORCHIDS ARE TO
 BE BIG FEATURE
 AT GARDEN SHOW

Orchids direct by air from Hawaii will be featured at the Juneau Gar den Club show next Wednesday af- ternoon and evening. Mrs. Floyd Fagerson will fashion corsages ac- cording to the individual taste. , These orchids will be little vandas" pictured ill this weeks Post maga- !, zine.
 Proceeds from the sale of the orchid corsages will be added to the Living Memorial" fund which is . .ear-marked to beautify the grounds of the new library and commemorate
 the World War dead of this vicinity
 first and later other sections of ] Alaska.
 The public is invited to attend the 1 flower show which will be held from j2 to o'clock pm. next Wednesday.
 The committee emphasizes that all
 amateur gardeners of this area are
 urged to enter their exhibits of
 flowers, vegetables and fruits.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
CHIN E5E $1
 DROPS AGAIN, AT NEW LOW

SHANGHAI, Aug. 7.-lR-China' s wild money market broke loose again today with the Chinese dollar dip- ping to new low on the Peiping black market of. l0.500,000 to $1 U. s. It was lo.o0o.ooo to sl in Shang- hai.
 The sudden drop came as sur- prise. Lately the money had been stable at around 8,O00,000 to $1.
 Prices continued to climb-both legally and illegally. Gasoline went up 60 per cent to $500 900 Chinese dollars gallon. Railroad fares were increased 200 per cent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
Fairbanks Man Matches (oins; Buntoed of $500


 SEATTL5s, Aug. '. 1.-Two bun- co men duped William Edmaiston of $500 by matching coins while he waited for bus to leave for Cali fornia yesterday, he reported to police.
 Edmaiston said ne lost $50 to the pair and then went to bank and cashed $450 in Travellers checks, which he also lost. He had saved the money while working in Fairbanks, Alaska, since March and was on his way home to Maricopa, Calf.
 He said he had only 85 cents lef. He had purchased his bus ticket before meeting the men.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
AppRENTI(E5HIp MEET
 PLANS HERR. PROGRAM

Representative of labor, manage ment and government attended the meeting of the Territorial Ap- premiership Board held last evening in the Senate Chambers. Edward E. Goshen. Assistant Director of the Bureau of Apprenticeship. U. s. De- partment of Labor was principal speaker and outlined the aims of the program and told how the ap- penticeship program can be en- larged in Alaska
 Goshen announced that efforts are being made to secure man from his bureau to work in Alaska on the program. Walter E. Lee. who is in charge of the program in the Northwest, also spoke briefly. The two officials have just com pleted triD to Anchorage and Fairbanks and will return to the States next week
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
HOUSING BILL 10
 TRUMAN
G0P- Version Passes Con qress ; Anti i-InfIdiion
 Bill Is Stripped

WASHINGTON. Aug . -tRl- Congress tossed it's GOP-version Housing Bill to President Truman today. leaving only final action on anti-inflation legislation standing in the way of adjournment of the special session.
 The anti-inflation bill, stripped down measure bearing no resem- blance to the price-control measure MT. Truman asked-was up in the Senate.
 Democratic Senators organized a floor fight for the controls the President wants, but most of them acknowledged they could do no more than make gesture.
 House approval sent the hous- ing bill to Mir Truman. It was brought up there under procedure permitting no amendment. Some Democrats shouted gag" rule, but the bill got heavy Democratic supp port on the grounds it was better than no legislation.
 The measure provides limited Federal aid for low-cost homes and large rental projects but contains no subsidized public housing or slum clearance provisions sought by the President.
 The vote passing it was 352 to g. This morning it was indicated that Congress will complete work planned and adjourn by sundown tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
Ne6ILL E NEW SE(RETARY,
 5p0RIMEN'S ASSN.

The Territorial Sportsmen's Asso- Ciation of Juneau held special meeting yesterday to make further preparations for the final day of the 6erby which will get underway tomorrow morning at 6 o'clock.
 It was also announced at the meeting that Mrs. Margaret McGill will succeed Mrs. Amy Sherlock as Secretary of the Sportsmen's Asso- citation Mrs. Sherlock expects to leave Monday for Seattle where she will join her husband who has been in the states about a month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
ALA5kACANNERY WORKER KILLED,
 2-CAR COLLISION

SEATTLE, Aug 7.-tR-An Alaska cannery worker returning to his home in Hollywood Calif., was kill- ed here last night in the head-on collision of two automobiles at a residential intersection.
 Police identified the man as De- mingo Almazan. 37. He was pas senger in car driven by Mariana Regal, of Seattle. who was seriously injured in the crash. The two per- sons in the second car were not badly hurt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
SUPPLY
 FLYING THREAT
Flight Violations May Cause Trouble . Diplo-
 mdts Mdneuyerinq
tBy Associated Press


 East-West relations in Berlin re- ceiyed new strain when the off cial Soviet News Agency ANB said British and American planes bringing supplies to the Russian blockaded city could be forced down for flight violations.
 An American Air Force official conceded that technically speak ing" planes which violated flight rules could be forced down.
 However. once this starts, things are going to be pretty rough around here" he added. Tt would require some pretty high level ac- tion'
 Diplomatic maneuveriIg contin- ued in Moscow. It seemed likely the talks American, British and French envoys have had with the Soviet officials will continue into next week.
 Diplomatic observers in London said the Western envoys probab- ly will see Prime Minister Stalin again ill the next day or two to discuss the possibility of settling East West difficulties. 'as The British press suggested the discussions in the Kremlin thus far have dealt with the Berlin blockade, German currency. the proposed West German govern ment and possibly the Ruhr and the withdrawal of occupation troops. Russia long has sought voice in the control of Ruhr in- dustries
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
RR Engineer Is 10 Die for
 FataI Wreck

BELGRADE. Yugoslavia, Aug '. -tR-A Skoplje Court today sen- tenced Railroad Engineer Peter Koshinovski to death for a col- lision last month which killed 20 persons. It found that he fell asleep on the job. A switchmaster was convicted of allowing the sleeping engineer ito proceed through the station and to collide with another train He was sentenced to IS years in prison.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Princess Louise from Vancouver scheduled to arrive at 4:30 this afternoon, sailing for Skagway at 10:45 p. m.
 Aleutian scheduled to sail from Seattle this forenoon and is due Tuesday.
 Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver g tonight.
 Baranof scheduled southbound about 10 a. m. Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
TESTIMONY I5 WANTED
 BY RANKIN
Presidential Candid ate Former Secretary of Con-
 meree 10 Be Questioned
By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL

by DOOGLAS b. COhNELL
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-IR- Rep. Rankin (D-Miss) said today he will insist that the House Un- American Activities Committed subpoena Henry A. Wallace fol testimony regarding the shipment of atomic materials to Russia
 Rankin said in statement ht also wants the committee to invite It. Gen. Leslie Groves, retired, tt testify. M
 Wallace, the Progressive Party Presidential candidate, is a form CT Secretary of Commerce anc former wartime head of the Boarc of Economic Warfare.
 Groves was in charge of the atomic bomb project.
 The American people," Rankin said, have right to know what has been going on, and what is going on now relative to the sec- rets of the atomic bomb and the material with which it is made
 There is something extremely sinister about this spy ring op- erating in this couhtry for the purpose of securing the secret of the atomic bomb as well as the materials with which it Is made and transmitting them to a poten-
 
 tial enemy.'
 Meantime, Rep Mcdowell tR- Pal declared today a highly im- portant man" in the government pushed" wartime shipments of atomic bomb material to Russia.
 A second official. he said, okay- ed the shipments.
 McDowell withheld both names. Acting Chairman Mundt (R-SD) told reporters that the committee will hold an unusual Sunday after noon session to determine what witnesses will be called to testify Monday when hearings are resum- ed into the stories of wartime spy rings in Washington.
 In New York, Rep. Nixon (R- Calif said one of the witnesses will be Alexander Koral, not other wise identified. Committee memberz said he is New Yorker.
 Koral was questioned in New York last by subcommittee which rushed out of town on the trail of so-called mystery witness described by Mundt as able to crack wide open" the story of Soviet spying in this country.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
REV. MOTHERS WILL OCCUPY PULPIT SUNDAY
 AT LUTHERAN CHURCH

The Rev. Samuel A. McPhetres will preach the sermon at the Lutheran Church Sunday morning in the ab- sence of Pastor Hillerman who will be in Sitka on synodical business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
WRANGELL MAN HERE

Mrs. Ellen Bowman of Wrangell is new arrival in Juneau, stop ping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
THREE NEW WORKERS

MT. and Mrs. s. M. Fishback and Mrs. A. Newton Graves of New Ycrk City are new arrivals at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
FROM THE CAPITOL

Margaret Lantis of Washington, D. C., is a Juneau visitor staying
 at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-07
WEATHER REPORT lU. s. WEATHER BUREAU)

. Temperatures for z4-hour period . ending 7:30 this morning . In Juneau Maximum, 69; . minimum, 50
 . At Airport Maximum, 69; . minimum, A.
 . 20 R E . A s T . (Juncau and Vicinity . Partly cloudy this after . noon and Sunday Highest . temperature near 72 degrees . this afternoon.
 . PRECIPITATION
 . tPast 24 hours ending i:30 am. today . In Juneau City None; . since August l. l99 inches. . Since July 1, 914 inches. . At the Airport None; . since August 1, 191 inches; . since July l, 6.03 inches. ?