The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 19, 1935, Page 13

GU"NU[[Y Ifi Scottish Rite Temple COMING STAR IN HOLLYWOOD Director Frank Capra Takes Walt from. Stage THE DAILY ALASKA mmz FRIDAY, JULY - 19, ms £ 8 b SWEARS IN TWO 0UCH! NO WOMEN AS COPS PARIS, may but sl | France city of ‘Paris the country's July 19. -Madamoiselle not have the vole in France. he can enforce the law. hopes she can, has just for the | Queensland, sworn first policewomen. in | Qu BARE LEGS DRISBANE, Austrana, July 19. pinalores, 1 E n when playing Wbasketball in is the dictum of the -land women's basketball as- yeiation. aré néither 'neat They are’ Mlles. Simonne Mon- | Hotts ”n;)(r A IR iF vert and Berthe Rolland, rouge-|ladylike,’ said Mrs. J. H. Bullock, Puts Him in Movies less husky social service Workcln‘, csident of the associatfbn, whlen 'Y RORBIN Ci S sen by director of muni- | announcing the official ban on the ot : ,‘_\l'”d',?!:“;(\.m,)qh iy al police to take care of wom- shorts for girl players. “I am very e 4 : and children’s delinquencies | much against the tendency of some ER Sb0 Tone e, 8 St ut vested with full police’ powers. | girls to_adopt, masculine attire and S oo picelin Sy ke o Their uniform cousists. of broad | ape mascullnié ways,” 'she added. JE Sl Saaey oA med hats, double-breasted| 1t is claimed. that the association - I ey S with the police insignia|nad to cater for all. types of girls, = m; PN \ lapel, and’ long full skirt.|and the majority looked more be- B = bl st Tathes Sobaio ohar The police chief, admitting the | in a tunic than showing :r;:;r“n Ofn“‘?mp:“‘?a“‘r i< cestumes Wwe not the most be- |pare legs. Therefore the regulation v s in the cs It was not lonz before Connolly | Paris could have supplied pinafore must be worn. not bare legs, for wom- | i i to hér first women police,. com- i . D 5 Imposin, structul-e——on hill ov , érlookiii Gastineau ‘Chaniidl’ ; “'“-‘d - 1‘11“”‘ ‘(’""’ . V”“ = _’“‘"‘}”‘! mented only that “they're for WEDS AT NARHEK S P L _fi__ % A 2 :IQ_ ¢ e studio where Capra also makes his | ] s : b : | policewemen, not mannequins. Hattie V. Schmidt, of Valdez, ., £ A f pl’r;;ur\. : y o -eo u-;;m flew to Naknek where sne French Smitgglers :;—cv;z product across the French’ bor-’ - mw‘hm& n::‘m fim'}:. heir first meeting, of course, 2 4 e 8 y - the bride of Deputy U. S. p, mioul brought reminiscentes from Capra | Movie-Struck Flrer’nen beraiie thp, WA D Pass Dull-Nosed |, An executive of a dairy comparly| Séatie,. hils- beét! nominated for f *“The Good Fairy.” He hoped Mr. | Film Lendon’s Blazes e il Customs Mon |in northern: France, Henri Gervals lmcn of America's 1936 Olympic Connolly would like pictures. Hel ¢ : | was arrosted fo¥ smuggling 18 tofis | Geriies’ swimiiing, feh DA Meis: chook hands and wished Mr. Con- FoRiT v 10— Todasdl et TEN-WHEEL TRUCK 5 of Thulian, gorgonkbiainto Frante. |ne“ Seaftle mie of the’ games nolly luck n. whose monumental gold'el.| The frst ten-wheel truck to ~LYON, Frahot, Siny 18=Gorgan-|S oo 000 ttizen, Mke- piifig commititee, madé "3“ “Well, said Walter, “I know ab- ets are a never-ending. source of |1¢3°h the Klondike is now in sery- zola chigese smugglifig-has ?‘P:O"‘e)wm sougfit bs;&i c‘mze P o n dations - - wiher s olutely nothing about pictures, you e, B I it |ice out"of Dawson, used by Sam a pastime of traffickers of cofitfa- £ i s G - Know. dellght Lo LoursLs, oave gone COm- | yreCormick in hauling freight to band who rely on deficlent; nbses of’[;’r uhe g fraisdulently- introduced | ... T R A Capra shook his hand again, more e o s s b RS s | Gretvifie: customs guards to sneak their redo- | Danish butter into’ Switzerland.' Enipire Clagsified’ Add' Piy. % i ik tme. e AT ShRee County Council has bought them a| —— e e - ame VY R - get “‘”;{’ ’:l”‘ 'm‘“\,;““"‘mm $600 cameia and a stock of filth o s : > At et P bavad?] Since then, Walter Connolly h.’l\‘ e “"",;W ‘A:.(‘]D. & b\:);;n L]filccybu;‘:f‘ oeen in every film directed by Ca- e re choic lazes | pra. He is set again for a role in t ‘ g - ¢ rdl A film company has agreed to “Lost rizons,” Capra’s next » of fraterna rganization, Seward and Fourth. biogen : B o e gt e | -+ Tloiu of fratersial orgapimtion, Seward dnd Eirih, |0, el e Al an 5 joke that Capra couldn’t end a b 0 R Dol U8 < One Epidenss Ie use of e comicia e SR picture if he didn't have Connolly, [, CPief Machinis : Hole-in-One Epidemic | tne negatives and give them prints.| : = ' |'Navy posibis - > e - hecause in all Capra pictures from | 0 e R e : . : ““The Bitter Tea of General yen|. Chief Machinist J, Sogorka, U. 8.\ o1 AHOMA CITY—Four holes- ON TRIP FOR HEALTH to “Broadway Bill” Connolly has| 2"V . |in-one were made in one week at| Mrs. Joseph Dlouby, of Riiby,| bean given & good scene at oy near| Mechinist F. L. Dawley, U. 8.y woddiwn Club, bijnging to|wite of a mining way, is on the he ‘tade Nayy 19 the. members in the club's * way to the States for medical| : the fade-out. Chief Carpenter M. M. Saylor,| oo ““Theyre still amaze treatment | Just returned from New York and [ “g“ 1 ©F t Mot & B 5 5 ) a successful run in his play, “The| “'pioiucion 1 ¢ Baker, U. 8. ¥ . | Bishop Misbehaves,” Connolly is| o B ready to nm.burk on what he terms . ef Pay Clerk S. A. Mann, U. S.! a ‘“vacation” in pictures. | “I'm on a perpetual vacation, in Pa) Clerk'H.' &, Darling 8 fact,” he explains. ““Out here it's a o 3 vacation from the stage. In - o S York it's a vacation from pictures, Interest Increased time become monotonous, he has found. In the theatre monotony role night after night. In pictur i well, the nine am. call to the set TER, Al Jiine 37-—Colo- day after day—"take it from me, : e 1 4 hive gays Connc t is .monoton- ainia 0 o R \m'l‘\ v - A ous) 0 fear s, Old time resi- His_interest in pictures, by ‘the| <A g way, has increased enormously since| °°" he first arrived o £ “Pletures are,_doing. stories now,” | > 0" 18 PO B he explains, “that would not hav P : been considerad two or three years| Nurmi Abandons Olymplc 4ot ¥ ago, They are taking stories - that s > ; . mke ou wouder how tney can oe| - Hopes for Russion Tour : ¢ . Haridled for pictures. This ‘Lost| DE-SINGFORS, July 19.—Realiz- b 1 31 ing ‘he hasn't a chance of being re- oo Y Hofizens' is one of them—and it's N » WA Bl 1o G inberasting nstated as an amateur, Paavo Nur- g b ni, Finland’s most famous runner, g % | s reported to have given up any hought of competing in the 1936 i " R ADM'RAL Slympics at Berlin and decided to % nake his last deys on the track as s b rofitable as possible Dorothy Doris Dorcas HEADS NAVAL To' this ‘etid ‘he has’ sizne d con-|pinlt sisters graduate together when Dorothy, Doris and Dorcas | el v % e McPherron, left to right, of Oakland, Ia., receive their diplomas at | § untries, uding v t: FORCGES HERE -~ € H. Wosvard Aboard Detroit, Flagship—Per- sonnel of Staff Given (Continued trom rage One) Chief 8. Navy cer. Chief Pay Clerk R. B. Murto, Jr,, U. 8. Navy, Absistant Supply Offi- cer. Pharmacist Assistant P. Hapke, U Medical Offi- Officers of U. S. 8. Detroit (Flagship) Captain G. M. Ravenscroft Navy, Commanding Officer. Commander, V. D. Chapline, U. S Navy, ‘Executive 'Officer. Lt Comdr. K: C. Christian, Navy, Navigator. Lt. Comdr. 8. H. Gambrill, U S Navy, Engineer Officer. Lieutenant N H _Eisenhardt, 8. Navy, First Lieutenant Lieutenant S. G. Lake, U. S. Navy, Afismnl Gunnery Officer. U. s U S. u. Christian college, Columbia, Mo., next month. luring the px“sum season. Tru lmwss I)oesn t Lossen Lharm of Combination Wrap- -Skirt Cowit gutenant A. B. Dickie, U. S Navy, Division Officer. Lleut. (jg) J. M. B. R ‘m- strong, U. 8. Navy, Communication Officer Lieut (jg) H. L. Edwards, U. 8. Nayy, Assistant Engineer Off Epsign C. M. Keyes, U. S Division Officer. Ensign F. M. Slater, U. S. Navy Division Officer. Ensign J. D. Ferguson, U. S. Navy Junior Division Officer. Ensign B. R. Van Buskirk, U. S Navy. Ensign J. R. Vose, Jr., U. 8. Navy Ensign E. G. Osborne, U. 8. Navy Ensign W. A. Settle, Jr, U. 8. Navy Ensign H B. Winfield, U. 8 I£. Comdr. (Medical Corps) C. C Brown, U. 8. Navy, Medical Officer Lf Comdr. (Supply Corps) H. A Miller, U. S. Navy, Supply Officer Navy Chlef Boatswin W. H. D U 8. Navy: Boatswain G. J. O'Brien, U. 8 Navy. Chief Gunner E. F. Manni U. 8. Navy. Chief Radio Electrician R. Childs U. S. Navy There’s no end to the trickiness of this evening gown of heavy blue silk crepe from Heim. It may be wrapped around the waist in a number of ways to form @ full skist split in front, as at lett. It may be pulled up and draped about the shoulders as a wrap, as shown at right. P WE WILL TAKE YOU THERE AND BRING YOU BACK: * & R ) 4 g\l Phone 14 T N ] B TR, TP S TN, - e v ot g n PR