The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 12, 1937, Page 3

MISS MOORE'S Representafives SONGS STEAL i Washingtor ROYAL HEART ‘Gentle ]ulia—'aives Screen Ed Reillv of Spokane Opportunity toTalent- | Contest when L:‘f[ Wi ed Child Actors Swing to Hi Kir . ' i THEATRE “LAST TIMES TONIGHT om his Prin- him wit! him She lured the bride YMPIA reveiry! W Reill; The King left ¢ the Coliseum The T The world will thy Grace he immor Moore sings sing ings when Wither by ar in a pic- |, Im fame rmance emple mise ATI s An emergency the JANE WITHERS. | e e MARSHA HURT JACKIE smt Executive Producer S0t M. Wudze! ure was today te eum Buza he two f with Jane. Hunt and Tom lightful comedy-ron pen of Bun; Eddic Martha this de from BIc nee Flicker Fever ake Mr. Shakespeare Fox Movietone News IS MEETING ON TOMORROW J ¥y ,mel\ ors Are ‘\ssn_,ned for Session at Pentecos- tal As<cmb]y s, the pOss voi program served by Pentecos embly men of Juneau are cordially | attend the meeting. R DOCTOR VANCE AND | WIFE GOING SOUTH; OFFICE KEPT OPEN . will be of the All invited to The Interdenor ional sionary Society will hold 1 meeting Wednesd Jan 2 p. m. at the P 0 bly. An interesting and uvr: mee nng h - e LEAVINC 0g differe nted Methc ffice cousin with STROMBERGS Osteop California unty Gener Salvation nd Los Pentecostal Lutheran—Mrs, Harr Presbyterian — Mr > HALL AT HOME Hall and h Beverly Jane, were dis- ing d from Ann's Hospital tc | T and bhave gone to their home. MRS. George Erling K. Olafson will be in daughter, charge of the devotional p ul. Special m St How Rebel Thunderbolts Ravage Spanish Capital Here is the latest picture of the results of air bombings by Gen. Franco’s rebel forces in Madrid, a scene typical in the Spanish capital. Neither the appalling loss of life nor the ¢normous damage to property can be estimated. But the periodic air-bombings of the city have filled the streets with debris, torn them up in many places, and have reduced thousands of buildings, many of t.hem of vast historie and enltural interest. .%o ruins. Win O' '~v ¢ Elect Speaker W YEAR'S AT More to than 3 icts jammed celebrat annual show, SAM JACKSON all-Time” n De jail compar one 2,000, rooms FOR SOUTH ON NORAH 00 men 1 b and twenty s five docto s to look after Quentin inmates ministration Werk in Mill Fir: Principal industry at is a mill, which i w plant from India and D000 sacks a d They irect to farme srupulo out of the hands of middl jute f what prison job s into, every newc Mis head clipped 13 months in the jutc Ur Warden Smith, th geon has been closed and the n | extreme punishment inflicted i itary up into a d confinement. Desire to w “good job” in one | prison’s shops or in its farm | gardens is. credited chiefly w keeping the prisoners in line. TI are 275 guards. | A ‘safety valve is | Warden Smith, who | 1 s any conviet who wishes to s |him, In cases of prison grudg he lets the two opponents put oI boxing gloves and go after each cti |er in view of their fellows. Lccation An Accident San Quentin’s strategic position « la jutting out into S sisco Bay was chosen | by accident. In the gold rush d | conviets were on a pris under te ¢ t. . A |of easy money Rrought in from the seven seas, it b essary to house some on shore these first buildings formed th |cleus of what is now a big walle city. Even if economic conditions do 1 erase its undesired pre-eminenc San Queritin is due to drop the wo “biggest” in the course of |years. = California has decid |build a second prison in Angeles area and the prison pc |lation will be divided. B RINEHART ON LEAVE provided ntly int Jimmy Rin sage for the South ;I\'umh leaving here | Rinehart will gone month, staying at his home in Por |land, Oregon. He will return he |to resume his duties with the AAT as soon as the spring flying busi f ness commences. tonig he me aest Prison Ho int T eat hal of { and others EDOM'S “\h"” R ower rising ¢ of offices the er the San anpul [m Being Just Now 0 eleve licen 1l lose vored by re patient S b of running he case of where ome FLY-SWATTING The Wuul [¢ lich nifof LU(_ National t sed the elec tuthan his ¢ ction in 1034 he 100-per-cen ides oppo: Coug nvention in C iferring with G inz the camp: There is no dou to requ the WPA in W, But to some s, cutting off hi Holt A C ung tfondge. ose held Huey was fellow Senators bar [hat GF his job ¢ fler the prince of pe STURE unoffi p: Holt Quentin der that (b California gardens which front other flower Warden and executives is a prison—not a park. 250 courses can at prisoners Quring their terms Quentin. masver G won him in a record he plowed Virginia market them 'SEARCH STARTS (APITOL “FCR SLAYER OF = ATTSON YOUTH “to Make CLOTHING REVORTED FOUND " TIMES TONIGHT at the Show Place of Juneau ANOTHER GLCORIOUS t A ; orcement Agencies Government Join Capture re One brutally face in blunt leterm RCNOT TONE Walter‘Connolly +Raymond Walburn ACHumbia Pieture body a m was stripped tery SEATTLE id on, conducted in the funeral par- by an minister \\G)IPII‘K CAR K 1 bandcned FUNERAL TACOMA Huney noon quo! atin; - I)I'lTS 1 boy had 2 & Todd and Kelly in “Top Flat” Iy Request shile aban- suddenly nt to fill attendant claim- | (§8 hing and > ot QLDTIMERS | RETURNING FROM VACATION OUTSIDE DENIES REPORT Wash kne She- | af- ing of found L‘ « August Bostrom and Ralph i Strom, mining partners, old- .| timers from the Interior, arrived in Juneau last night aboard the Prin- coss Norah, after spending a vaca- tion of about two months in Seat- tle. Mr he Fairbanks distriet 32 yea He and his partner are Inow on their way to a newly ac- |quirea property near Fortymile, _ which they will prospect this spring. - lin, the As truth, ociated you iff to ntatlve SER Wash., VICE Jan. 12Tt i the Charles Mattson I be private and Thursday after- Bostrom has been mining in for the past d that erviee 1 ¢ ek e Rev. Harold Long, Pro TO HOP TOMORROW to f{ly to the Polaris- th freight and three ORT Planning 12.—State| Taku mine Hor i had | miners this afternodn, in his North L that a car had| Canada Air Express Pilgrim plane, suddenly by an ap-| Pilot L. F. Barr, was forced to pos I'T, Wa Jo Ted rep: n perently frightened man last night| pone the hop until tomorrow morn- a6 M been impounded because it had no; 6 license plates on it. 1 a national § ght have some but vator boys and police- that some- n that the of Holt com ngster spank- speaking o many about table can s and track in four years, his slam a lot of a lot of mud in a JTOCK QUGTATIONS Sttt bl — Closing Juneau mine Yy American Can Light and Power Bethlehem Steel tumet and Hecla 19, Com- ! calth ‘and » Sodthérn 4, Cur-| Wright 7% Internati ot 62 uthern Btee} 9%, ., Citie bid 2%, General Motor al Harvester 1047%, New York Central 467, United United Corpora Service 4%, Bre ed 3%; Pound $4.91 Do JONES AVERAGES 37, down .09; making been Tndustri sweet washed, sliced and co \ in fat at a temperature from 302 to 248 degree - >oo roduction in Texas during d 44 per cent over portion at | PICNIC HAMS Pound LARD Pound Carton Hlle. “He'said the car had| ing. - Today's News Today—Empire. tary Meat Co. ‘D SHAFFER, Manager ANNOUNCES REOPENING WITH A NEW MARKET AND A NEW STOCK OF REAL QUALITY MEATS 25¢ 20° Pastry Tested—A Large Fresh Stock COME IN TODAY! 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