The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 18, 1938, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JAN. 18, 1938. "SPOTLIGHT L SRR S el U SO ASSOCIATED PRESS PICTURE NEWS * s i o~ A THE CIRCUS "WAS A CIRCUS' for these girls laughing meirily at the antics of some clowns, Some 6,000 children the free show London stadium. ANTI-SEMITIC Octa- vian Goga whose pro-German National Christian party op- poses demecracy, is new Ruma- nian premier. Fascists have long tried fvo swing Rumania Right. STEELING SELF FOR BATTLE with Fred Apostoli, Freddie Steele, middleweight champion, pulled this strong man stunt at his training camp in Summit, N. J ‘THEY AIN'T GOT points. Stoefen tailied i the ot RHYTHM: anfor ALAR is felt over pro- " 3 y Hitle; vities of Konrad Hen- 3 i s E - “ s lein, who is campaigning for s — = autonomy for German people " . g i i in C1 p ia. G SWEET IS THE BUSINESS of the “tuck-shop” at England’s exclusive Westminster school m\(c;.”rescT:;:f‘:;:z;fib:‘:::.:gfll:m where end of study periods signals rush to buy candy, buns, chocolate and tofiee. l_hg"dlflerenc_e be- 5 tween these and American youngsters is that they call candy “sweets” and “biscuits” are cookies. 'E MONTH A NEW KING WAS CROWNED, these triplets at Wellington, Nev niy and are being cared for at Karitane home. Even father helps mother and nurse at bath time. T last May. at time George VI was crowned in London, v S A i i THAT AIM MAY BE TRUE, and death swift, Aus- 1T's oK FOR H O_KI»E A]H 4 4{:“'%:,“‘;:;“"}‘::_;‘ ,':t':frll‘;:m’; trian schoolboys being trained for future wars learn to ;l&nrl‘\l their HE Cliael. X l::‘.‘,;f, ::,‘[‘l:‘i(‘,:’nn:,f f;;‘ Bill Robinson : arms by lying prone. Such classes are common in a. b % CROWDS SO UN-NERVED 'JIGGER,' a kanga- 100 at the Kansas City zoo, that she threw her 7-month-old baby from pouch, and it died. Crowds had flocked to view baby. TO BE OR NOT TO BE a true “William Shakespeare” was ambitious task of Leslie Henson, London actor. PROBLEM OF PICKING either Cobini Wright or Kay )}fill (right) to sing with his orchestra faced John Philip §ouu. gra of “March-King,” after New i ETTING A LINE ON LINERS, andhow they're FLORIDA CUSTOM, to sun after swim, is followed bY yyp kept Eleanor Powell of the films busy as she left Los Angeles York. Capt. Alf Adler is instructor, - (] SEA PERIL WAS WORSE “I'I'IANi W-AR P‘ER "'Zcf.?.'n?fo”‘"fii's"? s.’s. l’l"f!|~ deut Hoover which ran aground near Formosa while trying out a ne avol no-Japanese Janet Kneale, Kept Kleanos Pans - wmea. Masa- Uiiohoas filled with passengers are pulling away {or earby isiasd, 5