The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 2, 1935, Page 3

{ | | | | = : = = = = : = = = : = E = E = = E = = = = = = = £ : = = TH A.TRE “Show Place of Juneau” Last Time Tonight At Tonight’s Preview MAKE DEMAND FOR DEATH IN GREEK REVOLT Students and Others Par- ade in Athens—Armed Forces Called Out ATHENS, Greece, April 2.— Thousands of students and others paraded the stree.s of Athens to- day protesting at the failure of the Government to sentence to death the leaders of the Venizel- ist rebellion. Athens today resembled a be- leaguered city with armored tanks = = = = £ - Boost | stationed before the home of Pre- mier Tsaldaris and on top of pub- dings. Troops patrolled the with fixed bayonets and 2 men dashed about the stre of the ancient city with drawn sabers. WARRACK RETURNS J. B. Warrack, head of the War- rack Construction Company, re- turned td Juneau today from Se- attle on the Alaska. Immediately upon arrival he conferred with workers now building his combined warehouse and apartment structure on Willoughby Avenue near the Pacific Coast dock. - PAULSONS RETURN Mr. and Mrs. Eric Paulson are returning passengers on the Alaska today from Seattle. They spent several weeks in the south. Paul- son is manager of the Uptown The- ater. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPI CONTINENTAL ORAMA OPENS AT COLISEUM [ Fay Wray, Paul Lukas Fea-| | tured in “The Countess | of Monte Cristo” One of the most amusing and| | entertaining pictures of the season is promised the, patrons of the Col- iseum theatre tonight and Wednes- | day, in “The Countess of Monte! Cristo,” Universal's gay and in-| triguing continental drama, with' Fay Wray and Paul Lukas in the featured leading roles, | The story presents the unique situation of a little film extra girl who ' masquerades as a countess, and the embarrassing moments she lives through before she is discov- crest of publieity. in this continental background, while Fay Wray sparkles in a new and different characterization. Others in the worthwhile cast include , Patsy Kelly, Paul Page, Reginald Owen, Robert and John Sheehan. The artistic direction of Karl Freund, who has made pictures both here and abroad, -assures this one a first class production built around a delightful theme. i - e, M'CLOSKEY LEAVES Mr. gnd Mrs. J. D. McCloskey and Walter McCloskey, left Juneau on the Yukon for Seattle. He has been employed as a jailor at the Federal jail. —e———— . . . e VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! e . . . Polls close tonight at 7 e e o'clock. Don't forget to vote. ® EllllllfllillllflilllllImllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIII||IIIIllIIIIIII|||IIllIIIIll'lIllIII|III!!l.ll!lII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII“IIIIIIIiiIII“IfIHIIilllilIIIIlIlIIllliilllTIIiIII||I||I|||I|I||IIIIIiii HURRY IF YOU HAVE NOT ORDERED COPIES OF THE Edition Daily Alaska Empire WRAPPED AND READY FOR MAILING .. | JUST A FEW COPIES AVAILABLE! Furnish us with your lists of addresses and we will attend to the detail of mailing: Juneau and Alaska By sending the PROGRESS EDITION of THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE far and wide! - FOR at all Drug Stores SALE and Empire Office BWNWIHWHIIIllIIIIlIlIIlIHHIIIIIIHIIIIIMMMWHHIHMIIIIHIllIIII{II][IllleI!II!III!I‘IIIII_IIIIIIIll_lIIIII!IIlllllllllllllflllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ALASKA MINE TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 193 U. S. Cooperation Sought in Settling Gran Chaco War “IPECK PRAISES ~ “SIN'S:PAY | " OFFICIALS FOR IS FEATURE AT AVIATION RIDUPTOWN MOVIE |General Ma_n;éer of PAA Tragic Story of Famous Also Pays Attention Criminal Lawyer Poig- | to Personnel nantly Presented Poignant drama is the feature of “Sin's Pay Day,"” the picture the amount of work that has been Which opens at the Uptown The- done since that time, atre tonight for a two-day show- Pridiction Fulfilled ing. FRAUB c“ARGE “There was one .reason I was The story details the trials and - { particularly anxious to see my pre- | tribulations of a criminal lawyer, Is M ADE BY 5 diction of this opening, fulfilled. Successfulin defending acknowledged ¥You may recall reading in the thugs and murderers, but not suc- . iDewspapers last summer after vis- “essful in convincing his wife that SANTIAGO, Chile, April 2.— Notes acking the cooperation of the United States, Peru and Brazil in an cffort te settle the Gran Chaco war, have been handed to the Ambas:adors of the three countries by Dr. Mig-~ uel Chichaga, Chilean Fereign Ministey. (Continued from Page One) ""SINiS‘ PAY [j“#..n||um|||nm|uunumnuum||m|ummmmmnuuuumnfiummumm.. ® @ THEATRE Tonight and Tomorrow ered and rocketed to fame on the| | Never has his screen role so ad-, mirably fitted the suave and pol-l i : ished Lukas, who is right at homea Justice Court here against H. M.’ fortunate situation had all these S little Mickey McGuire, who plays McWade' terson took the five men to Nome years ; 'its had been made to Alaska by ais business ethies are honest. H. M. Peterson’ Alleged 10 several Government oticials that | Have Buncoed Men |Alaska was going to have a lot of |ai s built by the Department on Nome Deal jof Commerce or the Territory. Also| —_— that air mail would be established SEATTLE, April 2—Grand lar- in Alaska in the very near future. ceny charges have been filed in, “It would have been a mwost un- | | Peterson. Five men complained he things come to pass and Juneau buncoed them out of money in was without an airport and Pa- eonnection with a gold mine on cific Ala-ka Airways was not ready | Dime Creek, near Nome, Alaska. ’w carry mail. According to the complaint, Pe-| ‘“‘We have taken nearly three to study the various air {to “work” a mine and left them routes from Juneau to Fairbanks. stranded. \There are a great many problems The men making the complaint yot to be worked out but the route are Olaf Peterson, who 1s no rela- we have selected up the Taku tive and said he invested $500 in River and in to Whitehorse over April, two years ago, in the mine; Atlin undoubtedly has many advan- Hans Ebetoff, Richard W. Ander- tages over any other route son, Edward Hanson and Joseph Juneauw’s Alrport IN NEW SHOW ON \TESS OF MONIE CRISTO FAY WRAY PAUL LUKAS e Forrest Stanley, hero of many silver sereen performances, is the underworld mouthpiece. Dorothy Revier plays the sympathetic role| of his wife, whose high ideals force | her to desert her husband. A favorite member of the cast the part of a street urchin instru- mental in bringing about the re- generation cf the lawyer. TRACY IS ol L5 5 A 8 L ':Clih’ Miller, Avon, Mont.; George AT THF HOT @ | Christensen, Sibley, Ill; Mr. and @ e o0 @ 00 00 s e > Mrs Bane Fresno, Cal YIS STAR Alaskan Ga tizean J. Uyeneda, Vancouver, B. C.;| E. E. Mead, Poip: Retreat; Mr Andrew Longmire, Yelm, Wash.) and Mis. E. A. Kohlhan, Sumdum; Don Winslow, Point Retreat. !Ernecl Birkeland, Chichagof; J. B. Zynts Warrack, Seattle; L. L. Trimble, CAPITOL SCREEN Lee. | “There is The mine was merely a claim,’ paople of ,fi:‘:e::m; Ik::'n! Z::, the men declared. !that 15 that we consider this air-! » P asom oy iport to be Juneau's airport. We bc-} MRS. CONWAY HERE !lieve that this site can be made! Mrs. Jack Conway, accompanied into the finest airport in the Ter- by Jack, Jr., arrived from Seattleé ritory and it should rank, when {on the Alaska. Her husband, Alas- completed among the best combi- o0 o0 eo e e ¢ oo oika Steamship Company represen- nation land plane and sea plane Ti8ht to be considered as a first- Itative at Sitka, preceded her here ajrports in the U. 8. from a recent trip south by a week.' “We hope you will excuse the It is expected that Mrs. Conway unfinished appearance of our air- and her son will go to Sitka on port at present. I hope you will the Kenai, leaving tomorrow night. all come out here and see us fre- e S : quently. DAILY EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY!| “So that you may feel acquaint- ed with our force here, I am go- ing to ask each of our people to step cut here and I will intro- duce them to you. . The Personnel “Joe Barrows is our Division En- gineer. His job is to take care of our airplanes. One look at that plane should convince anyone that Joe knows his job. Joe has been flying in Alaska for five years and he will be the pilot on this trip. “This 15 . Mr.. Robbins, better known as Robby, Robby is one of our oldest and best pilots. I be- lieve Robby has flown more mail and passengers than any pilot in Alaska. He is' what I call a skoo- kum pilot. Radio Station Builder “Bob Gleason {s our Communica- tions Superintendent. Bob has er- ected four radio stations for us between Juneau and Fairbanks in is a record that won't be beat in Alaska in winter time. ‘ “McCreary here is our radio op- erator here at Juneau. He has| spent quite a bit of time around | Juneau so I suppose most of you| know him. The Constructor | “Don Abel is our construction | superintendent on this Juneau airport. Don has been with us since the beginning at Fairbanks. If I had scoured the United States and Alaska I know I could not have found a better man to build this airport. He has made a record | here of which anyone can be justly | proud. | To Offer Prizes “Before I finish I want to say| that I am very glad to see so many young people out here. A thought has come to me that mighit qppul‘ %0 you boys and girls who are in| high school. We are going to offer | three prizes that will be available| t0 all high school students in Al-| aska, for the three best thesis| that are written on the need for| alrmail service in Alaska. The first | prize will be a round trip over our lines from Juneau to Nome. second will be a round trip| m Juneau to Fairbanks. The d, a twenty-minute flight in plane either here or at Falr- Aanks or Nome. Details of the_con- | t will be published in the local | newspapers. : | “Thank you, again, all of you, for coming out here.” ———— MLAUGHLIN ON NORANM Traveling to Skagway from Van- couver, B. C, Jast night on the| Norah was George McLaughlip. He is assistant agent and operator for the White Pass and Yukon Route| at Whitehorse, Y. T. | WWWWHMMWIWMMMHNBMIHMIIHIlllIIlIllIIIIIIIIHIHHIMIIIIIIMIIHHmmm REEDS RETURNING | Mr. and Mrs, H. L. Reed are re- | turning to Seward on the Alaska| from Beattle. Reed s head of the| Plggly Wiggly Arctic Company with | in Fairbanks. | —————— - | TO ANCHORAGE | W. A. Teylor, Anchorage mer-| chant, i bound for Seward as a| passenger on the Alaska. —————— - BACK TO MINE to his mine in the| Talkeetna district is F. L. Wagner.| He 1is ticketed for Seward - from | Seattle. on the Alaska. § T - L o D e the last two months. I think that|SIEer-wife of Tracy, and in the| Mrs. W. W. Kinsey and Kareen, Railway Express Company; T. Ya- Seattle; Mrs. F. Raab, Jr, Hny-“mada. Seattle; Y. Otsuka, Seattle; wood, Cal.; Fred Reeb, Haywood, J. A. Fletcher, Kefchikan; James Cal.; Anton Jaegel, Haywood, Cal; Nolan, Wrangell; H. R. Coulter, Cliffand Theisen, Bozeman, Mont.; Wrangell. “You Belon;g Me,’ Open- ing Wednesday Thrilling Drama —~ UPTOWN - Tuesday Wednesday | Lee Tracy, fast-talking, wise- | eracking and flippant, proves his |rank dramatic acter by his per- | tormance in Paramount’s sympa- thetic, human and thrilling dra- ma, “You Belong to Me,” which |opens at the Capitol Theatre on Wednesday. A preview will be given| at 1 o'clock tonight. Tracy plays the part of a drunk- | 2n, broken-down wvaudeville car-| | toonist, without ambition, reslgnedi to a ruined life. In spite of him- | 51f he undergoes a regeneration | to prevent the disillusionment of | !a young stage-child, portrayed by | six-year-old David Holt, the newest | juvenile sensation since Shirley Temple. | This little boy whose ease of |acting and sincere emotional por- téayal drew applause from the| | first-day audience promises to h’e-] |come one of the most important | of the juvenile stars. | | Helen (Mack, Paramount’s di- | | minutive and dynamic actress pro-{ | tegee, plays the role of stage ac-| |tress-mother and gives to its por-E trayal all the benefit of her years of stage experience and of her | talent. | | Helen Morgan is cast as the| role she renders a number of new | songs by Sam Coslow, composer of | “Cocktails for Two.” “Judge Priest” closes at the Cap- itol tonmight. PARTY TRAVELS TO START RIVER BOAT Included in the passengers for Seward aboard the Alaska from Seattle are Mr. and Mrs., J. H. Langley and Capt. Frank Murray. They are connected with the trans- portation company operating on the Kuskokwim River, making con- | nections at Bethel, Langley is chief engineer and| Murray is skipper of the new river | boat, H. W. Langley. | 7/ "PAY DAY with FORRES T STANLEY > DOI Y REV Short Subjects ——COMING SOON— “CHU CHIN CHOwW” | | | | To Celebrate . VICTORY ' OR To Forget DEFEAT SEE US! . We Have Just i!’lml You Need [ ] Juneau Liquor Co. QUICK PERCY REYNOLDS PHONE DELIVERY it do