The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 13, 1946, Page 6

P—___ PAGE SIX WE HAVE HERE MARY HURLEY 27 p.m. Saturday. (319-t2) PHONE 204 BOX 2652 Henry Benson. Endorsed. Career chasers with the side. Prior to graduat \ toward responsible wotk majored in mathematic A E f; - sized salaries should give own University “\'\f-‘vKUIx July Three Si S SR s | MO S flgmgers Offuaee aoor snpreen maoo| FOR SALE | REAL ESTATE | tion careful ,consideration, accord- largely 0od spe voic ‘lf.du\ that the death of young K ! { ing to Mary Hurly, Alaska’s first and to the fact that » decided to Seame DIS'”(' arn fAnanda last month was a murder,' TRU FORD, V-8, 1940, 10 FOR SALE | health Education consultant g0 to college rather than become R|bb0n5 inot a suicide | wheeler with Thornton Drive, 5 Miss Hurley, who has operated a ballerina. She chose college at i One of the doctors, a member of | cu. yd. Garwood dump body, R THANE i a one-woman information bureau 17 when she turned down an offer e § e " the royal investigating committcc type W-12 cab. Located for in- location for the Territorial Health Depart- to join a ballet company SE \ll‘l E, July 13.—Award of the sajd that when the King's hvd' pection at Connor's Motor Co. cres iand ment since arrival in Juneau two! On leaving Brown she went to Army Commendation Ribbon to found, the arms were rela Bids invited. Phone 182 or write| 3,000 gal. water tank months ago, said the work touch- work gathering statistics for the €ight engineers formerly with the medical expert decls that on P. Box 2 (319-t3) | 1938 Ford Coupe included es on a wide varioty of occupa- Public Health Service. PH execu- Seattle Engineer District, two of arm would have been clenched if - - ——— | Unfurnished $4,000 tions, and is opportunity-laden tives noticed that ideas sounded them for work in Alaska during the the King had shot himself. 3 BEDROOM furnished housc Furnished $35,000. For example, as consultant, she Letter when voiced by Miss Hur- WAl Was announced today. | The murder theory was supported| Gold Bei (320-t1) 2 STORY 4 BEDROOM must be able to organize commun- ley. She was persuaded to lecture —They included by two other doctors of them | oy ERE 3lock Machines, hand-| Modern House ity programs; speak before aud- for the USPHS. She resigned her Col. James Truitt, for “Meritor- testified that the King always wor =3 ““‘"‘ xix16-inch block. Tdeal| Hardwoud floors. Full bath jences and on the radio; write and lecturix ment to accept a ious service to an unusual degree glasses, but was not wea o evson desiring to build his| Unfurnished $7,500 edit articles, lectures, reports and Kellogg Foundation fellowship to as officer in charge of the Trans-jat the time 'n his Complete price $80.00.| Turnished 8,500 scripts; plan posters, exhibits and Harvard in 1943 Canadian Ala Railroad Survey |found Sred G B Prank, Pairs film programs; and evaluate meth-| Her present work came to her from Prince George, B. C., to Fair-! Another medical man told the in- i i g T ods and materials of health educa- through the courtesy of the Jour- banks, during the period April tojvestigators that the day { GBADELLE LEIGH tion. nal of Public Health which printed September, 1942 He was com-.King'’s death, a small was| GLACIER Cab—Special T to| REALTOR The field has developed in the an advertisement for a health edu- mended for resourcefulness in di-|found in the back of Anand Tee Harbor with boat reserva- | Phone 557, Corner 2nd, and Franklin last 15 years, Miss Hurley explain- cation consultant for Alaska. Miss recting and supplying 25 large field head. According to the witness, the| (jon week ends and holidays. | i ed. The first recruits were drawn Hurley applied for and landed the parties under unusually adverse head of the Siamese medical d Call 858 ——— from journalism, teaching, medicine job in New York conditions to complete the location 'Partment said at the time v | 3 and various other closely associated In the last two months she has survey of 1425 miles of railroad strange, that there had no|4-APARTMENT unit with assured | FOR SALE “Sure, Mr. Abercrombie, Clipper express rates fields. Now candidates, of whom written scripts for KINY; begun in six months. Truitt now is with hole there the day before income. Several small building | ke b 3 there still is a shortage, take spec- an education film library, a pub- the Eighth Army in Japan - lots with eucellent channel view. | e are lower, but the bear must be dead jalized training in health education. lic health education library and a Emil H. Rausch, Jr., was cited!| Phone 234 35 ACRES PATENTED | e To the outsider there is an ob- clipping service; written and edit- for “expert handling of ])lubl«nw‘MRS ONSTOTT A BANTERD Tek ot el ot ey vicus connection betwesn the spec- ed two monthly bulletins. She ex- invelving the most difficult circum- | Gt m{»\r‘w Al .I-,E]m’)y,mnl f"',"“j (‘1(’\& ectricity : Pan American flies live chicks, thousands of them, scratch- ialized training and the candidate pects to have the film library stances that contributed in a large | HON ES it At Duc €e ing and peeping. But a live, healthy bear . . . with muscles shortage. Miss Hurley has studied thoroughly launched by the month’s measure to the speed of execution 1] \ g l”L'lL\' EQUIPPED Restaurant F ' il 1 - > nutrition, sanitary engincering, epi- end at which time she is duc to of military construction projects | i T o s ! ED Restaurant. way out to here . . . is something else again. We fly lots of cemiology (which concerns the make a brief inspection tour to in Alaska regions,” while in charge | A'I' LUNCHEON 141.1\;\'10 (:\ s ”:\ E, b crib | e e e, bueihs S ron ottt et e cause and prevention of epidemics), neighboring Southeast Alaskan of Alaska operations for the district T R e T M Doige: Chiniiel been removed first. Fur, gold, game— just about everything bacteriology, tropical disease con- towns. in 1933-44 | —— d ! _ SRR g ¢ trol, vital statistics, child hlal"' - In' addition, Fred G. Erie, now! A farewell luncheon for M oI 36 1¢.|$700 NET ICOME montkiy an Alaska businessman or sportsman wants to send — can school health, industrial hyg with the Alaska Engineer District;Ferol Onstott, Director of the Girl Wik S “1“ LO(’_\T "\’\’ "K '):\- 1" Going tess, full equipment go by low-cost Clipper express. Get express and passenger disease control and medical writ- ATOMI( CONTROL at Anchorage, received a ribbon for ! Scout Camp, was held Friday 1 L‘_' \-‘”;:“Hlfj"r‘;“ -;“Lxu : it e information at the address below. ing at the Harvard Graduate School work as administrative Officer with {in the Gcld Room of the Baranof vay int. a16o0 of Public Health 1e rounded out | Seattle District as Lieutenant Col-|Hotel. M Scott Murphy, Girl (O2G=04) orwie neah, sve s o | TDEATY IS PLAN ol e et S e MURPHY & MURPHY al courses in the graduate School - e . the head of the table and was in| "y g0 ciqh Ph:n:;* ok N ! REALTORS—ACCOUNTANTS ; of Bducation. She took voice traifi- OF AUS]‘RAL!AN : charge of (ne meeting which fol-| g ask ey {Phouc 676 over First National Bank - TWO SHIP ARE jiouse e suncheon PV AHERICAN - r S TSR S L VR Mirs. Onstott praised the USED TIRES. Assorted re- p o NEW YORK, July 13.—Dr. Her- i teer w in the Girl Sc conditioned Pre-war. Reasonable W A e o o v wess MANEUVERED FOR | imovemen it the s Vuscaning bepe: suncea sioors | WANTED Baranof Hoiel ORLD AIRWAYS the atomic eng commission’s | publicized *southern hospita (314-t1) working committee today aft fcouldn't hold a candle > Alas- — — 547 il The s :‘,7:;”“,.,Hl o ';) i ZND BOMB TESI 0 l,llk',‘, o (;, o d,] ‘1;: ”l‘\‘ .;\ 'ED lot, 300 x T MEN WANTED — We are Phone 188 7[7/:5;#{-”, of embodying in sul o the Ameti- | perienced Shc also said that even' It \ch, beautiful view, Fritz { ‘:‘hfl"”l Local b‘nl"»..:ném) Ju =T ing (///5,.,5 985 AR fov hatnessing fhe stom.| o I A ___ ithough the Camp at Eagle River; Cove Road. Inquire 142 Willough-| Heat pckiy: out Sk e rélact B ABOARD THE USS MT. McKIN-{j o o' o e conventences of (304-tf) | has been established 30 years and SRS S ¢ .+ |LEY, BIKINI, July 13. — The old stk | is one of the lar Manufactur- Evatt, chairman of a sub-commit- p h i T [some camvs in the States, never- Ty ; e i eSSt tos WHIGh held five socret meet. battleship Arkansas and the in- | & A (1 . of (Approved by Underwrit- % : ekl el reniacatsiar ‘arkbogn dre)bh Al ey A ANy o 2 36 Ford, $17 ers) Portable Fire Extinguishers, o W N ings on atomic matter wlmvi s such as its beautiful setting. Mrs Del : s PR that it would be wholly ineffactive ;"" SPC % ”“'] e second alomic|po oo Grucidng, presented Mr e MRy ARG ( e 'to outlaw the production c mic "’,m” VoSt Sy | Onstott with an A n flower & 3 = By ect to Without AdoTMERTE Wrong ¢ among m;~ Al]\l : ships which| % 4 ' 1«. ‘x' Fishin s Homes, ‘ ‘Y,HIR controls to enforce the ban ar scheduled to be closest o™ o0 o 5ordick and Ronald Lis-, PRESS MAKING, reasonable pric Scheols, Churches, Farmers, Auto, % g *- From Your suggested by the United States e atomic depth charge which| 0 Gt o B0 lable water| €s. Phone Black 694. (312-1mo){ Truck and Bus Owners and in 2/ S:ofil"waé!!/?fl & s e T said “no Vice Adm. W. H. P. Blandy cxpects | S Rl 0 i o s s 8 e fact to all classes of property At the same time, Evatt said “no {tanks sachwit 00k asdion -cas - 3 Pflck(’t? system of veto could possibly ke to fling ships and parts of \mp,h’ e S be” lontadind. af| SCANDINAVIAN S HOTEL andf 2c position open is on : 1 durn of t1e high on top of a gigantic column of [ P e Z f Crystal Steam Baths 457 So. mmission basis with ° - permitted in the procedure of t g Ihe '8 e ure : itk . 2 o A atomic energy agency, simpiy be- WAter ‘tal‘ln‘:l«’u‘\l.‘u( ],;” The \;W()"‘nk(h m: Franklin St. Phone 513. Rates 36 i opportunity for earnings far Da"'?} S€ h(’dhh’d T. np FTER A FIRE, you |cause that would mean a right or The Saratosa, which w “,,‘“w 3t e & neau Cold Sic per week and up. Lonnic vmhl above ordinary jobs. We prefer T may find that the amount | privilege to claim a special immun- the outside of the first ¢ B el K 5¢| Manager. (304-11 | a local wellknown citizen who is 0 of fire insurance on your |ity or exemption from the rules and Steamed into @ new inner position Irs. C. €. Carter, Chairnihn of e also a good business man seeking posa . 3 S 15 Teet ; A 1. and the Arkansas, the oldest battle-| = M'S % ter, Chairman uty’ iBhopesPhione]. o otas sy Snneamiation o s ST W ll household goods is not -.‘."-“5"“;\.M,m" tuct ‘I!ms(su‘.)\ i i the Navy. which was dam- | the Camp Commitiec, thaked all 556, 3rd and Main. Speclalizing e e a RYa! ¢ range enough:to pay for replac- [verting the main purpoges of the o o O P st atomic {the wemen who had assisted in| in permanents. Open evenings by A ik i i ing many of the things |overall plan. Evatt submitted a 12- 8 BYVLY B ol S S Tl B : st experience, etc. Ad- g, 2 52 |nation working committee blast, was maneuvered not far from | MaES A FEEE TS il W s oo SN The Fyr-Fyter Companj - that were destroyed. i e o 6 oarias {cessful mentioning in particular, i di i LR s | P(‘t r h I? t h k e 4% told a news cone | Mis. Charles Burdick in charge of FOR CHARTER — B e e EYSOurg acicaigan Do you want to pay for RED (ROSS SEEKS ference that most of the t'hAnqL'S-‘:‘ s i ol M3 ‘;“"‘B‘;‘ Epal Habor, Phyeol. gt ei5g them frem your own | in the guinea pig flcet lineup would | ding and Mis. Josephine Boyd who ™o Crep e "pOND €O TWIN or # wved, spring and mat- - pocket because you neg- | WHEREABOUTS OF te made near the center, with the ““l )’\’ the menus and ordered the | ¢ nete Photographic Supplies tress in g shape. Phone Also T lps lected to carry sufficient | 10 EX-RESIDENTS array of ships on the outer fringe | SUPPIics. it soveray | Developing — Printing — Enlarging | Black 43 sier 0 pm. 0 fire insurance? ! td modified but little P2 Ly %' Artists' Paints and Materials of = s g v 5 ¢ | The Admiral, who is in command | Practical s as to what Finest, Quality HEAVY five :.00f steel safe. Call HBINES SKAGWAY HOONAH { Requests for iniormation con-',c"ipe ioccroads operation, an- | improvements felt should be 1 3 BV, Retait| Douglas 18 or write Postmaster, B B Before vou have a loss. cerning the address of a number of : : e el o and thess ‘in.| Vhelessle — Julign — Betall ) 5000, -2 figs N ve 4 loss, | cor oE e o nounced also that the scheduled ex- ! made ¢ amp ‘and these AND OTHER SOUTHEASTERN PORTS 2o over your policies with | persons last known to be 1ving in yiogon hour for the second test|cluded tent-houses for the Director | PIANOS RENTED and TUNED. — _ | Juneau o other parts of Alaska i i % | OFFICE desk and filing cabinet. | SK& would be 8:50 a. m. Bikini time|and for the Camp Cook. | Anderson Shop. Phone 026 ring 2. Tt : ~43 Sllllttlle have been received at the Red Cross jyiv 25 (1:50 p. m. PST Juy 24).| Miss Mary Lee Council, ,”,m,)‘ ne 026 ring 2. FOl Imormatmn ill'ld Beservuhons Phone 612 lclm;.)!m !n-.u.l]\mx‘lms l:exc, He explained that there had beenj L. Bartlett, who is| GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- | "™ ™ cprvrer™ notor Rebuild _Mrs. Jobn McCormick, EXCCUtive come misunderstanding resulting in | Juneau, was a guest| Dent, $7.50. Paper Curls, $1 ub. ™ .4 yopine Service, Phone 863. A ene | Secretary, has asked that anyone {n. previous announcement of 8:30|at the luncheon | Lola’s beauty Shop. Phone 201 i | esase it sueneRas o uable to contribute information re- , n (1:30 p m. PST) PR NG S | 315 Decker Way. ety ? bl LT | | oo s s | Alaska = Blectronies Seward Street her office ‘n the Shattuck Building : HUR(H".I. No‘l’ FOR RENT gineering background interest in Junau Phone 219 The British Red Cross is seeking VOI‘E GE'"'ER ; ; position with Engineering De- JIM LANGDON-—Manager information on Trmec Sekinajev, ’ 3 ROOM FURNISHED Apt, ofl partment of Ala ines. Ap- Box 2165 217 Seward St. Phone 62 Anytime Maksim Sekinajev, and Pacaj Sef- 5 WANIED NORWAY : T A Wi ly to local Alaska Airli of-| e b A range, bath. Inquire 513-A Wil-{ PIy to local Alaska Airlines { \RINE R 1 Q] J inajev, in behalf of Georgi Sekin-| BEATRICE, Nebr, July 13—E.G ’ !“u;hby_ ) T 1643y | fice. (318-t5) i\.l]{(’f-‘i}\!}k@uh) l‘,{ié%lylfig}i’%%%l{}? BOX 2652 PIHONE 204 ||ajev. Other persons on whom in- “Ned” Maxwell believes that a = £ AN e o Ny i bty ' T L iy i formation is sought are: Petkovic printer's mistake on his campaign| OSLO, Norway, July 13. — King! UPSTAIRS SPACE 35 X 70 on “10th | MEN WILLING to work or do not | CORDERS — HALLICRAFI ER RECEIV- R. W. KRUSE Mile Masko, Boro Krtinic (at one card was a major factor in his vic- | Ha is said to have withdrawn| sSt. Phone Wilbur Irving. apply. Miners, laborers, cook, | ERS .— BENDIX HOME RADIOS AND time box-cwner of P. O. 1888, Ju- tory in the ra for the Republi-|an invitation to Winston Churchill (301-t10) | good pay for right men. See Pe COMBINATIONS CONTRACTOR incau) Peter Sorensen, Hope, A.; can race for sheriff. to visit Nerway following Church- |- e ovich, Juneau Hotel. (318-t4) LARGE STOCK DRY BATTERIES AND JUNEAU, ALASKA [Jens Waldemer, Juneau; Erick! The printsr had misspelled a| ill's “iron curtain” speech at Ful-}3 HOOI\f FUR. cabin, ol range, e Tne e i ,'\ RADIO TUBES Ave you knterered It s Bowme.of || Danlelaon, Welter. Eieitsn and G iwo and every time Maxwell hanid-)| ton; Missourl ‘several monthg agodle bath, (0134 willupy. *F, (zae(0))| SACRR S e WAL IRy CHEEED o your on, or having your build- ||D. Daskalos ed out a card he said, “Thers's a| A reliable informant who would| ey TN, B e e e i 1 R e R e e Bebe ) P Bl 0 “‘dl‘R?{Uu{\gi_phm&? priviieges. Home Z:L:: rebuilding. Parson’s %31;;(:;: Mall Orders Prompfly Filled i e e T 5 \?y‘xw M:C('rmwk rnor m:xds il Jawe et v::«lkxt‘ S }‘\"(:l (l:]lmb“lv(ll! e ot mo ) HEATED STORAGE—Ph. 861 Cash ciene, | Complete Radio Repair Service Performed ¢ i udwig Wolf, known to be' As esult, Maxwell said, his| the would not be the rig " —Ph. ash | COOK ABOARD M. S. Hygiene. : _CALL PHONE 204 living at Elfin Cove cards were read more thoroughly|ment for a visit becausc of the| Cole. (260-tf) { Inquire Dept. of Health, Room| by GoySrmment I‘ICPIPSEd 1 Will Be Glad to Serve You Y than those of otber candidates. | former British Prime Minister's|—— —— Sl e s 102, Terr. Bldg. (315-t1) | Experienced Technician Listen KINY, SEAVIEW APAKRTMENTS. Under 4 : | i { LET’S MAKE A BPATE To Go DPancing at THE DREAMLAND ® Always Your Faverite Drinks @ Ask for Your Faveorite Tunes You'll Have An Evening of REAL ENTERTAINMENT! ) COL. TRUITT WINS (OMMENDATION | FOR ALASKA JO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, /\LASKA King of Siami™ 2 Was Murdered e ) 2 2 e B B R e e WANT ADS { eriticisin of Russia Empire Want Aas brng ieswits!| The informant declared, however,| NeW management. renovated. 1 = - — | that Russia had pres-; and 2 room apartments. One applied no i was feared | might be| Norwe- |~ o LOST AND FOUND block from Federal Bldg. (241-t8) added that it cchill’s presence that the sure. He that Ch used as a pretext gian government shared his views| of internaticnal politics. ' SMALL flat bottom skiff. Owner | , ‘q N X may have by identifying. See | WINBOWS, DOORS, Horton, R. W. Cowling C; CABINETS 0. B. Williams Co. FOUND — Pair of rimless glass Owner may have by ide 1939 First South Seattle 4 and paying for this adv. kst FOU Lady’s blue leather pu Owner may have by iden! n{ and paying for this adv. (319-tf) BB o e e o . Bervion . TIDE TABLE . QGet the New Wasb- | ° o, . JULY 14 . ington Hatit e High tide 1:37 am, 167 ft. e e Low tide 8:17 am, -171t. e ALASKANS FEEL AT HOME e High tide 14:41 pm., 146 ft. e ot e Low tide 20:15 pm., 36 t. e . . . 15 . e High am., 170 ft. e e Low am., -19 ft. e e High pm, 149 ft. e e Low pm., 32ft. e | . . f e e ©o - e s ® ® e @ e d THFIgg’s Alexander Dumas the elder, au- thor of “The Count of Monte Cris- to,” and other novels, was of part Negro blood, YOUR 107 Cherry St. LI ALAR seattle 4, Wash. nnfymgl loughby. o0 Modern Wailresses DEISEL, ENGINEER aboard M. S. of Health, (315-t6) Hygiene. Inquire Dept. Room 102, Terr. Bldg. SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1946 } | | WRITE FOR INFORMATION e e reered WANTED—AL tiie Juncau Lumber Mills an operating Millwright. (298-“’7 man washer, alsc waitress. Call Per cy: Cafe. (291-tf) WANTED—Used furniture. 306 Wil- Phone 788. OKLAHOMA CITY — One res-| taurant here believes in keeping up with the times. On its menu is posted: Plcase be careful with the atomic waitresses employed LY this establishment. One wrong word from /hc ,customers and they blow u]i SEND YOUR ELGIN WATCH To a factory trained Elgin Specialist for repair. AIR MAIL SERVICE Reasenable—Reliable Since 1906 CHAS. R. OAKES 802 Joshua Green Bldg. Your Deposits ARE SAFE " AND HOLD UNITED STATES SAVING BONDS BUY DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK ARE . | INSURED ] | First National Bank | | of JUNEAU, ALASKA | MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT lNgUBANCE CQ_B._POI!A'!?ON‘