The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 3, 1948, Page 3

TUESDAY, lLBRUARY 3 946 ABBOIT COSTELLO - LAST TWO TIMES, s Come Home,” Bud Abbo LAST TIMES TONIGHT!? 5, 11 at the Capitol :\m‘ wo shows tonight. It edy with sparkling dia- o b Their Ne. ! v b ABBOTT-COSTELLO 4@, How! A I 1. o T o BUCK PRIVATES o=t L & . COME "OME PR oM IIGWN &’ IGAN'IIIVDN T S “WINNING BASKETBALL” OF TIME—LATE NEWS & H"ETS FOR TWO rfflMflRBOW. GREAT DAYS THE GREATEST OF ALL BROADWAY . STAGE . PLAYS! ng rving for full of sta people: L of ex- ver they can get TS, Tom Brown, Joan Fulton, eton and Beverly Ihead the featur °d cast | Tom w night, for fay shc , will be Abie's Irish Rose - JAMES CAULEY'S | ANNOUNCE ARRIVAL OF CHARLES ANTHONY | Mr. and Mrs. James B. Cauley an- nov the arrival of a son, Charles | | Anthony, born January 31, at St Hospital 7 pounds out Nat the favorite nd 5 ounces up- ets pa d Mrs. S. Clouse of andparents | Joseph Clouse of Al- , and Mr. and Mrs. Peter of Athens, N. Y. The baby's s employed in the offices of Jnemployment Compensation. - 'WSCS MEETING TO BE HELD 'TOMORROW > regular business meeting of Woman's Society of Chnsmn T} t |service of the Juncau Methodis h will be held Wednesday ev- February 4. The meeting will with devotions in the little |Chapel of the church at 8 p.m., Mrs. LeRoy West, leading The Executive Committee an 1k HHIINH|!ll|l|IN|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN||IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII the Program Committee will present — o lheu lepmm and there will be EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. MARQUARDT th‘ work of the WSCS in the Um(e(l States. Membership cards will be presented to those who have made OPTOMETRIST and Franklin PHONE Joanne DRU Richard NORRIS Michael CHEKHOV J. M. KERRIGAN L] r.mg.r Stone - Vera Gordon | their pledges for the year. Members | have not turned in their cards requested to take them to this meumg rs. Forward and Mrs. Sturm, ses for the evening fellowship, Juneau —_— 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS lare planning on a Valentine theme,| |by which those members of the So-| ciety who have had Secret Sisters All_ Accoumnts RALPH F. Bue th e 6. K. GROCERY Are Payable at Ashenbrenner’s : . «wt has switched to Calvert because 308 Willoughby Ave. I Calvert tastes better. | ! ‘of 3914 Navajo St.. Denver, Colo. CALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiskes 86.8 Proof—65% Grain Neutral Spirits Calvert Distillers Corp., New Yurk Cxl y | 'SANDRA JUNGE DINNER | " GUEST OF B. 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Volunteers are al- needed for cookie-making and help to pack the box. - SALVATION ARMY WILL SHOW FILM "GOLGOTHA" ever accomplished in the filming of the Story of Christ is to be & shown in the film “Golgotha which is Army Hall this week. ruly extra-ordinary produc- tion, with a cast of thousands, tells with reverence, power and beauty the inspiring story of the last days on earth of Jesus of Nazareth—His triumphal entry into Jeru- | salem, the driving of the merchants {from the Temple, the fears and | plots of the Sanhedrin, the betray- al by Judas lscariot, the Last Sup- per, I'h\ final hours in the Gar- ‘ en cf Gethsemeane, the trials be- {fore the high priests and before Pilate and Herod, the Scouraging |by the Roman soldiers, the march to Calvary, and the Crucifixion— 1d then His last messages to His disciples after the Resurrection. The sound film will be shown on | Thursday and Saturday nights at ~{7:30 and on Friday night at 7. The Friday night showing will be es- {pecially for Young People of school age. A free will offering will be taken to assist in defray- |ing expenses. The public is cord- (dally invited to see this wonder- !ful film and Adjt. Henry Lorenzen | advises all to go early if they want ja seat. - — |SEEKS RETURN TO U. A. OF EXPERIMENT STATION [T The Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities has asked Secretary of Agriculture Anderson for return of the Alaska Experiment University of Alaska. ‘This action was taken in the form of a resolution in connection with the action of Congress early in 1947 in transferring to the Secretary from the University the use of equipment and other facilities, buildings and grounds of the Territorial Agricul- ture Experiment Station and also |transferring the unexpended funds appropriated by the Territory of Alaska for use in development of experiment station The resolution reads in part as follows “The Association questions wheth- | er so drastic a course is well-advised Jor necessary to accomplish the fur- |therance of agricultural research |and development in Alaska. The ac- tion seems clearly a serious viola- tion of long-established principles of responsible cooperation between the Land-Grant institutions and the Secretary of Agriculture through the Office of Experiment Stations. | “We deplore the action in Al- aska as we would had it Leen taken in any of the 48 States. . . “This Association repectfully ex- presses the hope that early action may be taken fo return the propert- ies, materials and funds of the Ter- ritorial Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion to the University of Alaska; and that the usual and regular relation- |ships through the Office of Fxxx Ti- | ment Stations will be resumed | ““The Association further nqu(st% |that the Secretary of Agriculture, at |the earliest possible moment, take ithe initiative and responsibility of recommending to the Congress ac- tion to this effect.” Last night Sandra Junge was honored with a birthday dinner at | |the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. | Glass. 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