The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-06

 when people pull off buttons anc other pieces of clothing for sou venirs?" again snooped yours truly well. I'll tell you, said MT. Fay lor "the first year in movies you think it's great the second year Ii sort of wears off, and the thirc and fourth years you don't pay any attention to it. After that. if they stop pulling at you, or asking fol your autograph you begin tc wonder"
 What No Autograph?
 The word autograph brought to my mind the fact that had for gotten my album, and snapping my fingers, your reporter said, "Oh dear. and I forgot my autograph book"
 No kidding" said our MT. Tay- Tor. No kidding" said your Empire reporter. "Oh, you're stringing me, again remarked the movie idle. INC I'm not really" replied yours truly The consequence was, that Robert Taylor put his John Henry on 9 small piece of paper, with the re- mark, You won't even be able to read it."
 Thanking him for his autograph your reporter said, That will go directly into my scrap album. Do you keep one?" was another ques- tion.
 No" said Taylor
 'Ill bet your mother does,' said the reporter.
 Well, I'm not sure, but I have a shocking suspicion she does, laughed Mrs. Taylor's son Robert.
 Feminine Eskimos Swell
 When asked how he liked the fem mine Eskimos, MT Taylor said Do I have to answer that?" anc laughingly continued, T havent had a chance to see many, but thcst I have seen I think are swell
 Taylcr- Stanwyck
 Feeling a little brave the reportel asked tiny question concerning Miss Stanwyck, (no, not the ont you thing). I didn't feel quite thai brave. I just asked how she was and what her latest picture woulc be.
 Just like any school boy, Rober Taylor showed the tiniest signs O red around his cheek bones, bu good-naturedly answered., She fine, and her latest picture is "Th Mad Miss Manten," in which sh stars with Henry Fonda. She WI also go on location about the sam time I am scheduled to, upon my re turn"
 That will make it rather nic won't it?" asked the reporter.
 Yes" laughed Taylor, well bot be on location in different parts 0 the country
 A Little Hungry
 By this time Don Miloe, Rober Taylors travelling companion, an pal, was pacing the floor in antici patton of a sandwich which wa awaiting them at the home of MT; H. I. Lucas, and which was slowl becoming dried-out by the inces sant "gab' of yours truly.
 MT. Miloe has travelled with MI Taylor for the past four or fiv years, and, quoting MT. Miloe, lis scenario writer, in the embry stage"
 Thanking both, MT. Taylor ant his companion, MT. Miloe, for thei time, the reporter started off tn ship, only to have MT. Taylor run up with a pair of gloves left durini the ''tete-a- tete" in the social hal and during which time the reporter not forgetting that she was just reporter, and this was strictly busi ness, politely refused an invitation to join him and his company in bite to eat.
 Respectfully Robert Taylor had t refuse an interview with MT. ( B. Arnold of Station KINY owe the air, due to some technicality ] his contract, so radio fans. as we as Taylor him self, were disar pointed.
 MT. Taylor was greeted during tn latter part of Saturday evening an again this morning, by his secono cousin, Mrs. Russel Cook, and the tw talked over family interests.
 Mayor Is Escort
 Mayor H. I. Lucas escorted TaylC to the glacier Saturday evening, an stopped at the Governors House fC a brief visit with Gov John w. Tro Later Mayor Lucas and his fami were hosts to Taylor and Don Milo at their cabin on the Du Pont tra near Thane, where Taylor was sa1 to have remarked about Mrs. Luca rugs that they were like the on his mother used to weave.
 And so ends the Alaskan visit Movieland's number-one star-a wis that has made thousands of ne fans, and many new friends, for young man, so unaffected, so natu al and with personality tn leaves no doubt in anyone's mind to the reason for his undisput' success.