The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 10, 1931, Page 12

By SUE McNAMARA WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 10 —Three American women have been engineering the campaign in Geneva which it is hoped sult in equal natior women the world over. Meeting This \mmh - for The League of Na cide the matter a this month. If R commendations its consultative commi at Geneva in July women of all cour longer be d ve tionality rights foreigners. Back of compiling tries and in world over are sonalities Alice Paul of Quaker anc shades of violet shrinks from Doris Steven leader whose n 90 coun- women the strong per- a quiet little woman y who dresses in 1d grey and who ty 15 hing feminist activitles have been “front page stuff” and who will- ingly goes to jail for “the cause.” Mrs. O. H. P. Belmount, wealthy society leader whose counsel and money have enabled the women to continue their fight Headquarters in Ch In Mrs. Belmont's chal Paris, which is ers for feminist of two continents, men and women fram all over the world discuss femin- ism as they sip tea at carved and inlaid tables or walk through m of gardens. cau AU near head- Mrs. Belmont supplied the money to maintain offi at Gen- in a room with an open fire. eva for Alice Paul, chairman of Found Staggering Task the nationality committee of the| When she began her at task | ‘women. |of compiling the natio laws Alice Paul is so retiring that she |of 90 countries three years ago, is known personally to few peo- |she found they differed greatly ple. She works behind the scenes, ‘She began her work in the Library | Three Ainericau Women L(’;l(l Battlé : for World-Wide Citizenship Riglltf countries nearer to the Stevens, ardent femi of the Nationality Committee, below. 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Slim, ath- letic, with clear complexion, brown eyes and blond hair, she is a strik- ing figure. She is a good dance and fond of archery Do not fail to ask for your Green Trading WINTER UNDERWEAR Two-piece, vests and pants— Per Garment, 50c¢ Stamp with each purchase. Miss_Stevens and Miss Paul ar | Dunne, heroine of “Cimarron,” |left Ketchikan on the last trip of yesterday and returned to her _ Joyee Compton, Arthur Lake and |the Aleutian for Colorado. Suc-|home. Tom Douglas, new juvenile from |cessor to Mr. Strench has not been s P ‘the stage. announced. Old papers at the Empire office She seldom goes to a party, even|of Congr in Washington, and |poth members of the League of |= THEY ARE VALUABLE when it marks some conspicuous | when sow of information there | Nations consultative committee J triumph for feminism | were exhausted she turned to le-|yhich formulated the agreement PILLOW CASES She has clear grey-blue eyes.|gations and consuls for help, often |, ring women of all nations equa ¢ g She says little. She is artistic and | making her own translations. mu‘mnamy rights with men Lowest Price in Years llkes thc L‘Onu ast of fresh flomh Doris Stevens, feminist leader, Dixie L(uul ’s mel in Talkies Stamps Sturs You can spot these girls by their Southern accent, if you listen closely to the talking screen. Left T HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Sept. 10—The | Then There’s Tullulah to right, they're Rosalic Roy of Texas, Miriam Hopkins, who hails from Georgia, and Peggy Shannon, whom Arkansas is proud to claim Dixie drawl is holding its own with | From Alabama, which already has 'TE N E Yc K Tu Oxford and Broadway English in|given the screen those southern the talkies, and voices that first |drawls of Johnny Mack Brown and | sounded in the land of cotton are | Dorothy Sebastian, comes Tallulah B being heard from the screen from | Bankhead, via the London stage, many new stars. with a new and vibrant personality. | Most of the players, of course,| Georgia, home state of Ben Lyon | have lost much of their genuine and Juliette Compton, was the| drawl among the mazda lanes of birthplace also of Miriam Hopkins, Broadway. | petite blonde comedienne of “The | But talkie audiences still may de- |Smiling Lieutenant.” SPOKANE, Wash., Sept. 10.—Per- tect traces of magnolialand speech | Two movie stalwarts, Richard ry Ten Eyck, University of Califor- in players who hail from below the Arlen and Jack Holt, and one com- (nia hogp star from 1928 to 1930, Mason-Dixon Line. {edian, Willlam Haines, are natives)will coach basketball at Gonzaga Texas Claims Many of Virginia, while Arkansas has a|University here this season, Bill Texas, which gave Hollywoodidnzzlmg daughter in Peggy Shan- |Mulligan, graduate manager, said. many bright lights including Mary | non, who took Clara Bow's place| Ten Eyck, who will bring the Nibs Brian, Bebe Daniels, Corinne Grif- ‘v.n “The Secret Call.” {Price system of play here, was an fith, James Hall, Bessie Love and| Ruth Hall has added new movie all-Coast forward for two years, John Boles, now offers Lucille|laurels to those already given Flor- |and once was named on an All- Browne, Rosalie Roy, Claudia Dell|ida by Evelyn Brent, the star, and |American selection. and beautiful Adrienne Ames. | Leatrice Joy still upholds the ban-| The Price system, which has giv- Two outstanding new comedians ners of Louisiana, Kay Francis is|en California seven Coast cham- —Roscoe Ates and Una Merkel—|a product of Oklahoma City. | pionships in nine years, Milligan who use their voices to enhance| Carman Barnes, the young writ- said, embraces a colorful style of their humor, are southerners. |er who was made a “star” without |play. It calls for fast, quick break- Ates, the stuttering comic, from an apprenticeship, may never do|ing maneuvers, using a five man Hattiesburg, Miss, came to Holly- a picture after all the ballyhoo,|offensive and defensive. wood after vaudeville with stutter- | but Dixié Lee is still here from - ing learned from a negro on a New | Tennessee, and Dorothy Jordan,| BOYLE LEAVES HOSPITAL Orleans wharf. | Who came out about the same time | Another Mississippian in pictures as Dixie, is almost a star. Frank Boyle, who entered St. is Gavin Gordon rGrom Chicora, who —————— Ann’s Hospital Saturday evening to played opposite Greta Barbo in| s % |receive medical treatment, was able “Romance.” | STRENCH TRANSFERED LO leave yesterday. diss Merkel, from Kentucky, is a | | - lovely blonde, whose pronounced| W. G. Strench, who has been; MRS. CLARK GOES HOME draw] has cast her in comedy roles | district director of immigration in lnuhsmdebut in “Abraham |Alaska for a number of years, has, Mrs. A. B. 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