The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 20, 1933, Page 3

THE DAILY Afile_SKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1933. :Capitbl AGAIN TONIGHT" Edward G. -1 Robinson m ‘WO Seconds with VIVIENNE OSBORNE A First National and Vitaphone Picture ALSO SKEETS GALLAGHER Finishing Touch AESOPS FABLES PREVIEW TONIGHT 1AM ‘ " KARLOFF { in the ‘MUMMY’ The advertisements are you guide to efficient spending. STAR OF“THO SECONDS” DOES 7 SPLENDID WORK | Vivienne. Osborne Over- comes Distaste of Smok- | ing as Taxi Dancer | | Vivienne Oshorne has at least |} one pet aversion—and that is, a || smoking scene. On the stage or on discon- throug! the screen, they're equally certing to her. She g them ause she’s an s. But she's al The' answer is that one of those rare modern who do not smoke just props to her. And unpleasant' ones at that. As Shirley, the taxi {dancer, in t National's “Two Seconds, Edward G. Robinson’s latest starring vehicle, now playing at the Capitol Theatre, Miss Os- borne is called upon to use numer- ous ciga s in her various scenes. Handling them naturally, she-de- clares, is harder for her than learn- Vivienne is women Cigarettes are! leading man, Franchot Tone. Since her divorce from Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Joan Crawford, screen star, is reported to be more than a little interested in her good-looking Here the camera seems to back up the &4 maxim that there’s no smoke without fire. Tone and Joan in Rhyme GLARA ZETKIN Wi Tone and Miss Crawford ing tI ‘sides’ of dialogue. “In spite of all the :smoking I've . had to do professionally,” she said Mlbs FLAM“E the other d “I've never been rable to get r a feeling of sell- IS BRIDE UF consciousness when I'm smoking in a scene. 1 realize that my tr:ch«‘i nique is as good as that of ninety| percent of the women who smoke constantly. But I never feel hkr} myself with a cigarette between; my fingers.” are shown too wrapped up in each other to notice the photogranher as they dined at a Hollywood night club recently. groom who is employed at the. Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Com- pany. Mr. and Mrs. Danielson will be at home to their friends in their suite at the Gross Apartments. L. DANIELSON Auaska vistros 1s WANTED FOR ALLEGED | PASSES AWAY - IN HER SLEEP Noted German Feminist“ Communist Dies Sud- denly in Russia MOSCOW, June 20.—Clara Zet- | kin, aged 76 years, notéd German feminist Communist, died unex- ipectedly in her sleep today at a sanitarium at Archangelskoye near here She had been living at the san- itarium since June of last year with the exception of 2 brief triy to Berlin when she presided as the | ieldest member over the opening| of the Reichstag. She was the only | woman ever to preside over the| Reichstag. ‘When Frau Zetkin opened thej Reichstag on August 30 1932, sha“ demanded the impeachment of President von Hindenburg and his BILLY DOVE 'ON HONEYMOON Billy Dove of the films is shown during honeymoon with her new | husband, Robert Kenaston of S8anta Menica, Cal. (Associated Press Photo) VIC MEYERS . SUED FOR 857 | ‘Salary of Official of State |" of Washington Is i Garnisheed i SEATTLE, June 20.—The State | Legislature, held recently, passed a | law permitting garnishment of | wages of a State employee. Liew= tenant Governpr Vic Meyers s the | fivst State official to he sued under the act. The suit 48 brought by Sheriff Claude Banniek who has a $57 garnishment against Mey- ers's salary on a bill of clothes from a Seattle costume shop. ——re—r BOB RICE RETURNING Robert G, Rice, son of Dean and Mrs. C. E. Rice, is'a passenger aboard the ‘Princess Louise for his vacation in Juneau. He has just completed his third year at the Denver University. REITAR 1 WIDGEON LEAVES FOR SAYS MRS. ANDERSON PATROL OF FlSHERlESI “It's ratner difficult to Iocate | |places I used to know and find my stfczm"‘s:::kefifh ar‘xl;iaps&opu;m‘;i-‘“”“ around Juheau,” declared Mr patrol work, the Fisheries p.)[x'ol"l-namm Anderson, prominent resi-| vessel Wldg.eon Capt. Clyde Ilnom of Seldovia and graduate of| RN et Wl B o | LODR, UG- SAIOOI -of Bortie 26 &8 lanchry AR btk RS Thib| Lo (a0, eR dufbatid -Js "nited | ning erally. The one exception is Bort| cmsm“e,d i piy. Graham where - there is N0 CAN- | feeem activity, she said. As a re-| sult Mrs. Anderson predicted the | Indians livi there will be in wretched circumstances next win-| ter and are certain to need assist-| ance. | cabinet, headed by Von Papen 5 is:g;%x{xxg they violated the consti- KENAI PENINSULA lS i IN SPLENDID SHAPE, SYMPATHY ——.——— | MISS VERNA REED LEAVES l FOR SOUTH THE \'UKON\ He | Miss Verna Reed, who has been! visiting' Mrs. J. J. Meherin for the| Cast in support of Robinson and Miss Osborne is a specially selected cast including Preston Foster, J. Carroll Naish, Guy Kibbee, Adri- enne Rore, Walter Walker, William Jannery and many others. Mervyn LeRoy directed. Skeets Gallagher in “Finishing Touch” and Aesop's Fables are in- teresting additions to the enter- taining program at the Capitol. | GAME LAW VIOLATION |States Commissioner and owner of last week is a southbound passen-l At a charming wedding at the Resurrection Lutheran Church last evening at 7:30 c'clock, Miss Evelyn Flamoe, of Genesee, Idaho, be- came the bride of Mr. Leon Daniel- son of Juneau. The church was beautifully dec- orated in blue and yellow with a | profusion of flowers. The bride ! wore a gown of pale blue and Mrs, There will be a preview of “The John Key, who attended her, wore Mummy,” in which Boris K.\\’!n(ffpa]e yellow. John Key acted as ic starred, at the Capiiol Theatre pest man for the groom. at 1 oclock tonight. | Preceding the ceremony, at which ——————————— = g {the Rev. Erling K. Olafson offi- | ciated, Mrs. Olafson sang, “I Love EH PARL“R TU‘YOH Truly” accompanied by Rachel | Borleck on the piano. | The wedding was attended by a GATER TU TRAnEinumber of friends of the bride jand groom and following the cere- | THE FAM lLY mony, a supper was served at the | » parsonage. ; Mrs. Danielson arrived in Juneau | 1 G. J. Paul to Open New on the steamer Aleutian yesterday {afternoon and was met here by the Recreation Center | on July 1 i . “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” "Juneau’s Own Store Fl’ Uniforms—Men's Shirts | Tailored to Order | SMART DRESSMAKING SHOPPE | Hours 8 to 12 N—1 to 6 pm. Phone 219 | 109 Main St. Have your car checked after the wear and tear of winter driving. REASONABLE PRICES Expert Workmen CONNORS ‘Motor Co., 2 a 10 R b i : In addition to beer, sandwiches| Catering to family trade, the Capitol Beer Parlor will be opened! in the Pigg Building, next to the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company on Front Street on July 1, it was announced today by G. J. Paul, under whose personal suber- vision and management the new recreation center will be. | Mr. Paul, who for many years !has been active in the management | of the Gastineau Grocery, is well known in Juneau, and declares Ithnt the new beer parlor will haye/ Ithe latest of beer cooling equip-) ment, featuring draught beer. | It will be attractively furnished . with a modernistic bar, tile topped | | tables, booths, dance floor, orches-| tra pit and is meant to appeal to the family trade of the town,! offering and absolutely maintaining a quiet and refined service, accord- ing to Mr. Paul. | | {as well -as all legalized wines will | {be obtainable af the new Capitol| Beer Parlors. { ——————— | 'ROSE PASTOR " STOKES DIES i { T FRANKFQRT-ON-M AIN,” Ger- Imany, June 20—Rose Pastor Stokes, | American labor champion and lead- \er of radical. causes, died here to- ‘aay of heart ailment. She was the |former wife of James Graham} |Stokes, ‘millionaire Socialist. 50,000 70 GET 'WACES BOOSTED | s | SCHNECTADY, N. Y., June 20.— (Fifty thousand employees of the | fGeneral Electric plants in various parts of the country will get a five percent wage increase on July 1. i —————— KETCHIKAN MAN ARRESTED ON PROHIBITION CHARGE | A. H. Mehus, operator of the Boulevard Grocery at Ketthikan, was arrested there yesterday on a Prohibition charge, according to advices .received today by United States Marshal Albert White. A large quantity of moonshine whis- key. flasks and other articles are reported to have been seized by ihe officers. Mehus was recently granted a Territorial beer license. Charging him with possession of parts of unlawfully killed game animals, a warrant was telegraph- ¢d from here today to Seattle for the arrest of one Wayne Ball, a resident of a Southern California city who formerly lived at Wran- gell. He is reported to be enroute to Seattle in his yacht with a party of gues aboard. Ball is declared to fLave killed eight brown bear in a recent hunt. The skins have been scized by Cus- toms officials in Seattle. They are said to have been shipped in a packing case labeled" “outboard mo- tor part. e —— MRS. FRED SCHREY OF SITKA HERE ON VISIT Mrs. Fred F. Schrey, of Sitka, arrived in Juneau yesterday on the motorship Estebeth. She is staying at the Zynda Hotel while in town. Announcing . . . THE OPENING OF THE CAPITOL BEER PARLORS July 1st A Modern Establishment Catering to Family Trade i Pe 122 e morning for a week's cruise. It will cover Chatham Strait as; far south as Peril Stralt, calling at Hawk Inlet, Todd, Tenakee and Basket Bay where John Murphy will be left as stream watchman. It will also cover Tcy Strait, calling at Hoonah, Port Althorpe, Dun- das Bay and Excursion Inlet. L S P THREE ARE BOUND OVER ON GRAND LARCENY CHARGE a dock at Seldovia. Mrs. Anderson is the daughter of {Mrs. Alyce Anderson and attended both the grade and high schools here. With her mother she movad to western Alaska in 1908. She is jenroute to Seattle for a short busi- ness trip and is accompanied by IMrs. H. Young of Seldovia and Mrs. James of Seward. | Conditions are excellent in Sel- dovia, she said. Work is available |for everyone and there are no idle Al Frisch, Chris Peterson and{men there. Similar conditions pre- | Art Gamble, brought here yester- |vail at Ninilchik and other centers day from Warm Spring Bay on{on Kenai Peninsula. Salmon and warrants charging them with grand [clam canneries are operating gen- larceny were bound over to the| g Federal grand jury by Judge Charles Sey, following a hearing in the United States Commission- er's Court. Bail in each case was fixed at $1,000, and had not been furnished today. | i SR EH MR Daily Empire Want Ads Pay | | EVERY MONTH July 25 October 24 August 29 November 21 September 26 December 21 Special Sales Held on request of shippers Advances will be made as usual wi 1008 Western Avenue ENJOY 11b., 35¢ WANTS . 1933 Auction Sales Dates requested. Transferred by telegraph if desired. The Scattle Fur Exchange Chase and Sanborn’s Sanitary Grocery Telephones 83-85 Yukon for Se-| join her moth- | and Mrs. Her-| the summer in; ger on the steamer attle where she will er and father, Mr. bert Reed to spend the south. She will attend the, And Reverent Caré Attentl University of Washington in Se- Our Services ° attle next fall. | Vi s | Those essential requirements of a funeral servicg are not neglected here. And they are combined “with the finest technical skill and knowledge. Every detail is as you wish. R. F. LEWIS TO ARRIVE i ON STEAMER TONIGHT | R. F. 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