The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 3, 1947, Page 2

- - PAGL TWO PRETTY IS AS PRETTY, does . . You'll Like Our Suits: Impeccably tailored, superb woolens . . The soft suit, the longer jacket, the new look in suits. By Handmacher, Man- gone, Gallant, Blotta, Carnegie 59.95 - 129.50 n Goats: Exciting toppers with full b flares — new gabardines, new dress coats—by Mangone, Gallant, Ethana— 59.95 - 135.00 Dresses: Charming pure silk prints, solid color crepes . . . by Hal- pert, Capri, Bass, Foxbrownie, Carnegie ... 39.95 - 89.50 Millinery: By G. Howard Hodge, Leslie James, Carnegie, Brewster . . . tinguished new felts and 6.95 - 35. B Behrends Co AUALITY SINCE /887 KOLDOFSKYS LEAVE and Mrs. Adolph Kodolfsky after Sitka Dr. K. .. Sandens M. returned to Juneau Tuesday a concert engagement at They stayed over last night at the g’ ¢ icial Collections, of Spring e ventist Chih SEBL . | Main Strects, tonight, Friday and and Easter Fashions Eevenin-Duy AdventBUERIEL ot THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA~ ADVENTIST CHURCH HOLDING SPECIAL SERVICE TONIGHT Enjoyable Affair Tuesday Night Was BPWC Dinner Party The BPW Club’s The Elder Willlam A. Butler the General Conference of Sevent Day Adventists with headquart Washington, D. C., will ¢ondu progressive din- ner party April 1, was a huge suc- services at the Seventh- Cess, according to members and tests attending, and husbands of he members urged the Club to be ure to repeat the affair but with- the “April Fool snowfall” the for their world wide ministt; b Bl Starting at € o'clock at the John Mr will bring reports fror McCormick home where cocktails many countries. He has had a wic experience in the field, and t were served, the party moved on public is invited to attend to the home of Bess Crx for a meetings and enjoy the privilece delightiul buffett &inner of tui- of hearing him, key, baked ham and all the trim- ming Meetings will be held at 7:45 ¢ Dessert and coffee were served at clock Thursday and Friday. ever b ings, and on Saturday mornine the spacious home of Mr. and Mrs (Shibath), Sapbath Sehool b -4 n Engstrom. Mrs. Lucille John- o'clock followed by preaching serv- scn €2rved ice cream, cage and ice at 11 o'clock ffee, assisted by the Misses Hazel All services are open to the pu Forde and Jeanne Hopkins. Mrs. lic and a cordial invitation to a Jamie Paredes and Bernice John- tend is extended on served icecr eam, cake and bl cookies, with fruit cake sent in by (OMMUNION SERVICE “The . ieie whw:. Pendinti AT METHODIST CHURCH yent in getting acquainted, sing- and dancing. Mrs. Eugene Nel- on graciously acted as pianist TONIGHT WITH CANTATA tne tickers tor the party wer £ cleverly drawn and colored by Amy All who are joir the Meth u Blood, with the proverbial dist Church Easter Sunday will April Fool in dunce cap. receive Communion together at t Club members and their guestz high in their t Sup- were expressions ol night’s celebration of the La per. The service starting at 7:30 praise and aruiceiation he is open to all who wisia to participa hostessés fci a most in this memorial and dedication to cvening. Our Lord (= > By request, the Senior Cheir T again presenting this Friday (1 EAGUIO, Philippine Isiand cantits er Glory” which wae Fresident Roxas disclosed toda t written by the choir's director, John 1€ Dad ordered investigators of the Ho ad, Declared a success by Department of Justice to work with the U. 8. Army in tracing huge csges of goods at American Army upply depots in the Philippines. those who heard it last Sunday eve- ning, it is being presented agai that others might have an ojwor- tunity to hear this criginal canta - GIRL 11 LOSES 10 SKINS OF BEAVER Sell it v Janette Ross has found out th she will have to wait three morc years befors she can go trapp like her biz brother. For Janc is only eight rs old and yame laws specify that one must over eleven years of ag2 order to trap game in Alaska Yesterday, U. S. Fish and Wild Ge fi “ gent Holger Larsen seized 10 kins which Janette had pped 2t Alexander Lake e Anchorage. Game Managem Supervisor Jack O'Connor, in neau, said that the law will t no further action against Jane because of her youth, but will ke satisfied with the confiscation'of the skins. famous war them which - > REBEKAH LODGE DR o \ ) 3 \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ ) ) \ \ 3 \ \ \ ) \ \ ) \ \ \ \ \ 3 \ \ \ \ \ \ \ 3 ‘ \ \ \ \ N \ \ ) \ \ ) \ \ \ \ \ \ \ )\ \ \ ) \ FOR AN QUTSTANDING, A UNIQUE GIFT FOR EASTER 12 “"JEEPS" — realistic workable models of the 'AUTHORITY GIVEN " 1.5, OVER FORMER JAP-HELD ISLANDS [ » | LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., April '3 . The vast chains of Pacific, Islands, where Japan mounted her! s . s i attack against the United States, JREA F4 ! officially went unc>r American & : control y through Security Council approval of a United Na- strategic area trusteeship The agreement gives the United ¢ States right, amounting to virtual annexation, under: which %* th government may fortify the vital islands, close them at will for security reasons, and ban for- eign aircraft 3 As cole administering authority, th: United served the to reject any modiffeation 3 lteration of the terms. This th> point here Gromyko raised his stronge: ions, nding that the council itself d hold such powers. - HETW STRIKE SURE T0 COME NEXT MON. STATES UNION HEAD HINGUTON, April S—R— ph A. Beirne, president of the Federation of Telephone 2id today that “the way naticn-wide begin as telephene Loduled A strike next Monday. short time before Beirne , the House Labor Committee oroved legiclation designed to give the government power to head off or stop the strike. Chairman Hartley (R-NJ) said he would pre for House action on the measure but conceded there was no chance of its passag? before Mon- day Jeep! car ... 12 of were receiv- 1947 THURSDAY, APRIL 3 Doctor said Bordens ‘was the thing for him! = | Robert is going on 10 months old and he’s a real bouncer! Ever since he left the hospital he's been on Borden's Vitamin D Evaporated Milk. The doctor told me it has three times as much vitamin D as before. 400 units iri every pint—that’s a full day’s supply! Robert has thrived on it. His little back is straight and nd he has eight fine teeth already. P. 5. to Mothers: Borden’s Vitamin D Evapo- ratad Milk is accepted by the American Medical Association, Council on Foods and Nutrition. And Bordens is grand for coffee and pydding! Both my hushand and | prefer Borden's Evaporated in our coffee because it brings out the true flavor so well. One day I decided to try Borden's in a coffee pudding I make. My daughter Carol and her daddy said that pudding was the best I ever made. It was so rich and smooth and full-flavored that I've stuck to Borden's for puddings ever since. Try it! YTRY THIS FLUFFY PUDDING MADE WITH LEFTOVER COFFEE AND BOROENS', e g e N CHIROPODIST it GO aa el b e TEAM MEETS FRIDAY ed too late for Christmas 7 @fi@g@ K ? South on the Princess Norah 5 4 Mocho, Smona \ LA ‘ -4 > > 4 L) and foot specialist The mebckal e il ek ... now offered A g G o - GEOLOGICAL SURVEYORS IN will hold its month cial miegt- | ] r“: s indD Evapotatod . - Edward Sable and Robert Thur- ing at the home of Mrs. Edna| ] ‘m‘d"m" hata Milk : Wl“ he m Juneau fOl’ rell, with the U. S. Geological Sur- Willlams, 1433 Martin Road, on| Belflu’ | aelatin 2 cags, separated vey, arrived in Juneau yesterday ay evening, April 4, at 8 o'clock | eaCh b et 1 thdsphai vanill [ FRIDAY, SATUBDAY afld MONDAY frem Washington D. C., and are and all memkers arc raquested to Coc'.. L] ] 1 cup cold strong registered at the Baranof Hotel attend s il " I coffee ; to consult any persons P Sl | s sugr,cocon, glatin, and s, Gradusly o v ik OU FROM TACOMA 3 NKS MAN HL | el . PN add coffee. Mix well. Bring to gentle boil over ‘ A demnng ireaiment. M._( 3;:;?5_‘;3 A% ;\rd:((‘x:'):l(\rmn (hl;;‘hlf“fi::f? h.:m l;:f, e siill in their orlgmal crates. ! medium heat, and boil 3 minutes, stirring oc- Tacoma, Wash., arrived in Juneau arrived in Juneau yesterday and is : C)IZ}%‘E‘l‘hgr;t:,B:;:k;;xf:wln;:fi:‘nh:l;fl:vr::i}: — on the steamer Alaska and are at the Baranof Hotel ; e e o rich T pudding) C* S o it ¢ 2 : : : registered as guests of the Baranof - aed P e B* c '!’ 9 s b it :s;:::‘i::::,‘stfiring cgm'xs‘:.nnnk;u Will Also Show Five Lines of Orthopedic Hotel. FELDON GOES SOUTH | g @ 0 ! Cook 3 minutes longer. Cool unti! thickened and Style Shoes A S P | Sam Peldon iSea nger on | { ! Fold in vanilla and cgg whites beaten until Buy it through Empire want-ads! the Princess Norah for Victoria, | sirbbieiiiseieboisdbbieboteibdedoeiebdedebbieb bbb : ;‘;i{sz’;‘)ix:;‘{:‘x i g“hfl-‘* serying. (MIEER S i | MM‘“‘WM% NG AR e T . SRRt ) Join the EASTER PARADE ‘ and follow the Crowd tothe GASTINEAU CAFE | and TREAT THE FAMILY fo a FULL COURSE ' SUNPDAY DINNER ONLY $1.50 or Ups to a selection of the following STEAKS - - - CHICKEN ROASTS - - . CHOPS SPAGHETTT ™ MEAT BALLS or RAVIOLAS COCKTAIL . . . . SOUP SALAD and DESSERT A Quiet and Economical Place for a Family Dinner € The Borden Cmnpu;g Dr. Doelker’s Phone for appointment No finer milk in any can! 1 MOW. .. 400 UNITS OF VITAMIN D PER PINT The Triangle Cleaners W CLOSE Sr\Tl'l&l):\Y AFTERNOONS Choose a beautiful handbag—the touch that makes costume magic. There is a lovely handbag to com- . plemcnt every outfit in breath - taking designs, crafted of choicest leathers . WE'LL DO your CLEANING and PRESSING WE NOW HAVE 48-HOUR SERVICE JUST CALL By Josef The finedl ’/ag designer in Afieriw. Choose one NOW for that Easter gift at THE NUGGET SHOP Yes Folks, the BEST FOCD for the BEST PEOPLE!? 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