The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 11, 1937, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, ] " JANE . WITHERS TOM BROWN . MARSHA HUNT !AGKIE SEARL ALSO The Little (hamp‘;l__']:h(ker 325 COAST STRIKE IS NEAR END, BlAI!S PLANT Prediction Sent to Roose- velt—Union Leaders Are Not So Sure (Continued 1rom Pace One) sinister forces™ of peace.” abor Advisor *I am not s anywhere Mervin Rathbone, another spokesman, ording to advic received here, said he saw possi- bilities of a settlement by January 5 but warned against “misleading ements of peace prospects.” “only way stand in the Melni sure this d: strike is union CONFE HELD SAN FRANC! O, Cal, Jan, 11. Several confe: s between ship 12rs and various delegations of e striking F fic Coast maritime unic are ited for today and onight, according te an announce- menl made this morning. OF THE “I am happy to predict the al- most immediate end of the strike, I believe it will end within a few Plant, it is said, based his belief on the progress of peace negotia- tions and added that in his opinion wWoM MOOSE mee tonight at 8 IRTIE OLSON, Recorder. Regular Dai? y Cross-word Puzzle Not there Aneri sund sodium le Com Funeral pile Be in debt Jupanese admiral turn out of the course P Biiagh letiers abbr I t i KING STEPS 00T ! Jane Withers, Jackie Searl in Tarkington Mischief Feud at Coliseum > is singing her waj d Columbia picty Steps Out,” at the Capi- eatre. The tinkling tones of »'s voice, coupled with a and humorous story, are to promise an engaging Grace thrcugh t Moo n, hewever, ong is wsually streng ¢ ¢ Steps’ Out, orated composer. Miss Moo leading man is Fran hot Tene, and in other fmpor roles are seen Waller Connelly, mond Walburn, Victor Jory, Elisa- beth Risdon, Nana Bryant, Freida Inescourt, Thurston Hall and Her- man Bing The music the film was com- posed by Fri Kreisler, world-fa- mous violinist and composer, who h 1ch compositions as “Capric and “Liebesfreud” to si credit. The which n My Eyes,” “Madly arn How (o Lose, Heels” and “The End Viennc undying lm‘lmlv' songs. “Click Yum Begins." The story concerns a pert and in- pendent 3 princess wio find hased by a dashing empergr who is supposed to be en- gaged to her sister A story of young in love and young fry in trouble, in thé touch- ing, happy, funny style that Booth Tarkington pos s at the Coli 1.theatre in “Gentle Julia,” the Fox comedy-romance fes Jane Withers at the head of ses an aming ! mad-cap partner of he picture brings the quaint ct and drowsy happiness of a midwest town of the early 1900’s to the in the story of ie hellion wi played cupid in her off momen Two of Hollywood's ior players, . die Buzzard, come in f in “Gentle Julia” Holman, Hs \VL « with Hen M(‘U:\m(‘!, ar Ford mnmmi’m in the su cast. Sol M. Wurtzel acted s cutive producer. - FINAL TRYOUT FOR LEGION DRUM, BUGLE CORPS, 7 TONIGHT Final tryout for (he American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps will eld in the Legion Dugout, start- ing promptly at 7 o'clock tonight and last until 8 o'clock, it was an- nounced this morning by Byron Mil-' ler, Director. All candidates for the Corps are asked to be on hand promptly. ' Director Miller said 18 would be chosen from the tryout tonight an: others will be selected later from | waiting lists. New bugles have been | purchased by Alford John Bradford ond Gre el 'EX:-MOVIE QUEEN RELEASED Juanita Hansen, heroine of movie serials 20 yea ployed in a federal theatre project, is Alexander, after California state narcoti icers Los Angeles on suspicion of violating th released har. She vehemently protested her Press Photo) N fERS Grand Chief Gel [m:lm.’x 1 Igloo KETCHI 11 Jan Mar- 3 . Walstedr ad Pr p Cordov Anchora Valdez, Mahon: Bender Durlr lis. Jenne Ludvig and Tru res It 1937, ANE BRINGS 500 %M(S OF L‘uu. q figT» i ne ul Begim s ago and now em- ting with her d had arrested her e narcotics act and then innocence. (Associated NNE AND MR HONOR MRS SATURD S Fhird Division member of the ature, Mrs. W. T Mrs, >, P. Jennc \turday at the sec- for Mrs. Scott gi home of Mr 1 the mbers of i, Jur iness and Club were rday, other called to »rs and Mrs presided at tea and 4 on Saturday Holzheimer GATEWAY This trance to the TO NUDISM A tectrically-wired iellen and thal between that becks, as well as sun, have G Na A. Guy n G. Smith Mrs. James J. Sommer Mrs. M JACKSON rank | “off and Truitt Fox, dining Mrs 1y ouncil, Anth burg concession is in efi which nd undation snug little Santa n received » and in, line une, Mrs. Scott and y was Mrs. Robert Cr Direct has made beginy eads 250 a ins. M 50 reelin thing for the membership Wl is constantly sy ful exC a former radio to ; Mr. Spray writer, v an expo u Sch Mi ho claim dism appreach Elysium nudist colony And 1 The Show Place of Juneau TODAY HER GREATEST MUSICAL ACHIEVEMENT slep ing 5 ot with FRANCHOT TONE WALTER CONNOLLY ° A CDLUMBIA PICIURE = ALSO—— TODD and KELL CARL HOF ers F b 4 “TOP FLAT” in I and ORCHESTRA Request As California lump Okays Shorts WORK IN THE RAW (left) Alma, Cal a place in the camp curriculum. near who gains with s may drive right gate. Anyone legitimate ines of nymphs flit ment on either side. Trouble with Public {um occup! cre pocket hills covered W almost undergrowth and nirance i ough a narrow canyon. A g rich automatical- ly rings alarm when opened s entranc ition wa law su h the right ar the colony t chosen, and a fought out to jail trespas- to runs through a narrow canyon and is the only means of en- An adult nudist (right) shows a young member entry must strip at the bus- into Elysium hich you gng if he happens to see of a couplef through the bushes not supposed to be any em- | the | would suf-| 4 ' Post and the drums re beenn put in shape under the direction of Mr. Miller. ;LlQUOR BOARD TURNS i DOWN 2 FOR LICENSE | The Territorial Board of Liquor | Control has refused to renew li- | censes for the Dreamland in Douglas and the former Woodland Gardens, now known as the Rainier Club, in p Juneau, it was announced by the re Board today. be Complaints had been lodged with s | the board against both places, it in | was stated, and after hearings, the | be: | Board voted not to renew the li- m ee wit establishr t the and Mi 1, other member Louise Kolits anist, c to nor of ise to ral of The g van them |n i Legislature and permit onth to each and every aged T Woman. Anothe! N resolution advocated t of an s of th a mining engineer in e four divisions of Alaska. Membership The by-laws were chang rmit membe p to any pione siding in Alaska prior to D r 31, 1910. Previously mem! was limited to those re lht Territory prior to 1).“'_ r 31, 1905, al services were held Sw ch 5 in Ju - o nd in hom JEFFREY: Mr. and ’\‘Il ott, and as a su presented rmonizing » from all who hav 'n S ARRIVE Patricia Har- ; of the trio, and their tea accom- and, ha trained b appeared mcheon clu au TONIGHT effrey are pa in Juneau h tonigh s in ince from the | asserts, 1t! at all. 1 N “Mostly Mental” ‘.H old- u!m“ .vmlv l: M.‘l(‘;u. vn(x«-r‘ vy clprettal et considers the nudist way dlled the Holy City, with which sium camp. A contaimer however, to be “90 per cent fum enjoys the most cordial re- strapped 1o the ankle takes \tal, only 10 per cent . ms, though there no visit- onre bl A result s0es no lunm in al- ing back and forth, ing his cohorts to put on gho A central lodge, a number of ca-| gly, some in- families, some as just hey wish. In fact, when they and tents, two imming pools groups of iriends. There is only into the eolony's dining hall he and equipment for various outdoor one thing common to all, that they them all to wear short ‘mes, make up the improvements are people of refined behavior. Ev- n the frequent oceasions of jum. Wi there are a few applicant is thoroughly investi- they must wear ‘as muny t nudists at all times, the gated, and the use .of liquor or any if going to a church big ‘crowd is on week-ends from other offensive conduct on the San Francisco and Oakland. grounds means immediate expul- Holds Convention sion.” 14 years, col i annoy say is, not mising with the cult’s credo tha light and air are vital con- ¢ ons of human well-being.” of is His aftitude toward visitors i jually matter-of-fact. 'Y vo- sium received considerable no- | censes which permitted them to dxs-} 1 | pense beer. The vote was reported | to be Lhree to two sed memb Today’s News Today»r‘mpuv i G ents 1 1- Jeffrey M. Se clude itors and Bausta Cuba’s “Maker of Presidents ,” Faces a New Test OUT OF THE RANKS Presidents have come and Presidents have gone in Cuba pretty much at the whim of Fulgencio Batista since September 4, 1933, when the 32-year-old boyish-looking ser- geant engineered a coup detat of non-com- missioned officers and overthrew the De Czspedes government. with communists, rebels. HIS FIRST PRESIDENT ' The revolutionary junta headed by Batista named Dr. Ramon Grau San Martin (right) to the presidency and then the ex-army court stenographer, who wasn't given a ghost's chance to succeed, met with flying colors a series-of tests which included a series of street battles former army officers and army COLONEL TAKES STOCK Three years later—smartly grc 1%in a medal-bedecked uniform — Bati seemed to be dreaming of glory, p: future, while he reviewed the third suniversary celebration of his coup, in his ¢ city of head of the army, navy and nati 1 police force. ANOTHER CRISIS Cuba faces another crisis with Colonel Batista, here leading his men on a recent march, filling his usual role of the “man behind the throne” Batista’s followers sponsored impeachment action against President Miguel Mariano Gomez for opposing a sugar tax bill which would provide funds for army-taught rural schools. The President c¢harged the schools would breed fascism, “They represent nearly e Many nudist colonies flrlctly €x- cation you ean think of from A l: S1r¥ " says <.|J! ay. Some come THREE YEARS AFTER Three years in power have ma- tuted Cuba’s “iron man” who denies dictatorial ambitions but who has turned his important military command to advantage in making—and breaking Presi- dents, tice this summer when it was the scene of several week-end “con- vention the guests representing !nudist camps from San Diego to walla Walla, Wash, At that time nearby Los Gatos, the home of a number of celebrities and people of h, got a little uneasy, but s cars whisked guests through town so efficiently nobody noticed them. The public partying inei- dental to many conventions was ah- sent. Wintry temperatures that close up many nudist colonies never trou~ ble Elysium, where at all seasohs nudisim marches on—with or with- out a pair of shorts, just as you pre- fer. WINGARD COMING - ' NORTH CN BRANT The flagship Brant of the Bureau of Fisheries fleet is scheduled to sail from Seattle teday for Junezu land is expected to arrive here on | Friday, according to information [to the Bureau of Fisheries here. | Alaska Agent L. G. Wingard and | Assistant Agent Fred Lucas are |underswod to be aboard. e | CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank each and every lone for their many kind deeds and | the sympathy shown us during the |111ness and loss of our husband jand father. MRS. JAMES RAMSAY, Sr., MRS. MAY WRIGHT, DAVE RAMSAY, JAMES RAMSAY, J&.