The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 4, 1947, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1947 , (Associated Press day to the Aero Medical Associa- Broadcloth Batiste Lawn new fitld of medical due to planes going flying faster. I "I look” he said, “for advance in commercial [ transportation oi the sick. Planes 1 specially fitted, and ca ng doc- tors and nurses, can be made econ- omically profitable. Speed of Sound The approach research all higher and a great Shantung Hespital Plane Service Predided; Great Field Is Qutlined for Aviation Science Editor |of ATLANTIC CITY, June 4.—Re- |This speed poses problems for the gular hospital planes, flying daily | aviation | between New York, Minncapo]is.}mx‘hmx‘_\ personnel healthy and in Chicago, Boston, the west coast and | fiting men ino the fast planes in ] the south, carrying sick people to |such medical centers were predicted to- | efriciently. , ticn Rear Admiral J. C. Adams, |force of super speed planes when f President of the association, made | they make turns affects the flow | the prediction in outlining a great, |of blood in a human body. The airline | brief time, but even a mild pull if to the speed of been customary. Between the time {sound, Admiral Adams said, also a pilot sees an enemy or target and reaches the limits of certain Kindsthe few hundredths of a second it - — T = ' GAMESTODAY ~ HGSPITAL NOTES | - | 1 b 4 B Discharged from St. Anns Hos- | The following are results of base- | ball games played this afternoon ' pital yesterday were Master Robert in the major leagues and received L. Mrs. Ray Tarte, and Mrs. up to press time: George Danner and baby girl. Nationa: League Government Hospital admitted no Chicago 6; New York 0. new patients, discharged Mrs. Mary Cincinnati 2; Philadelphia 9, | SCPoPpert and baby boy of Doug- las. American League g -~ ¥ iy A baby girl weighing 4 pounds, New York 2; Detroit 6 (first il e : i game). 110 ounces was born at 11:50 yes- human endurance and skills, Philadelphia 10; Chicago 3 (11 terday morning to Mrs. Hans Tot- innings) land, at St. Ann's Hospital. doctors, both in keeping 2 | — e, SALESMEN HERE ! COUPLE FROM ATLIN | ! Among the registrants at the, Mr. and Mrs, J. Roddis, of Atlin, Baranoi Hotel are Eldon B, Davis B. C. flew here with Aiaska Coast- of Standard Oil Company at Se- 4] Ajrlines yesterday from Wrar.- attle; E. E. Strunk, and Fred C. gell and are registered at the Bai- Canine, both salesmen from. . Se-|gnof Hotel. a way that they will fight He said that the tremendous blood tries to go the same direction by A e g - — as the outer edge of the plane's land, Ore., representing Yardley "f) London. Sell it with an Empire Wani-ad! curving flight. A person can stand a hard pull on his blood for a very long continued may do harm. Effects In Fighting Admiral Adams said that human reflexes will not be fast enough for some of the fighting that has appearance too! er_njoy Yo ill enjoy sewing “abrics ., . with DATA FOR 24 EOU U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERUE, WEATHER BUREAU JUNEAU, ALASKA WEATHER BULLETIN RS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M., 120TH MERIDIAN TIME tress Adele Jergens models a new two-piece swimming suit. | [ i <t (:n\u)‘, We { Max, temp. | TODAY i ———— — have printed pat- | last | Lowest 4:30am. 24hrs. Weatherat ' takes the brain afterward to push > car terns, stripes, polka ~ « Station 24 hrs.* | temp. tem; Precip. 4:30am. a button or squeeze a trigger, the : 3 dots and plain colors. Anchorage 60 43 43 Trace Cloudy distances will be too much chang- fto the fu'lest! Barrow 28 22 yed for a shot to be effective. Even $1 35 Yd Bethel 57 43 o1 Drizzle at present this change might be at t . . Cordova 50 43 03 Drizzle the rate of as much as 1,200 miles . PRye) Dawson 50 28 Trace Pt. Cloudy |un hour and is likely soon to b HIGHWAYS gy’ m}‘]”'f,"g Edmonton 65 50 0 Cloudy fagter. these bright days . . . they’re Fairbanks 60 0 Pt. Cloudy In some combat situations, saic dusty too . . . but it’s no When Vvou are in,. you will Find Haines 69 0 Cloudy the Admiral, the fast plane pilot: t‘nck‘to keep your car always VST KON, S n s o A Havre Cloudy may be unable to do anything morc SPIC and SPAN: also many other types <.1 ma ‘»{"““ Juneau Airport 71 0 Cloudy than head the ship in the right tha e been shert for years, as . Ketchikan 58 52 0 Pt. Cloudy general direction, leaving it to ro- iin and printed Kodiak 49 40 04 Pt. Cloudy pot and radar controls to aim and OUB COMPLETE Flannel Kotzebue 62 43 0 Pt. Cloudy _ fjre. Los Angeles 7 ! With much greater speeds he = McGrath 59 47 0 Pt. Cloudy 'giq it appears possible that per- CAB WASHING 54 :3 ‘(’ ’;:v g?“s‘ sonnel cannot bail out because of . 55 6 ) oudy § hi 2 s 3 b 4 P Gloudy ::lL smaa‘hmg force of wind they SEHVICE / e P s ist face. 67 55 Rain i o sl g 1 _// E tgflf 53 o George 6 41 04 Pt. Cloudy | does it for you! o * Rupert 5. 0 Cloudy NEW CORPORATIONS 1 Trace Pt, Cloudy QUALITY SINCE /887 i Eiwdlyoud' | i e e o T B s'"‘mizing Pt. Cloudy Anchorage, has been formed by H. Cloudy W. Olsen Dorothy Olsen and .;;)m(; i Join Us E. Manders. The firm is capitalize i 2 In neau €. WEATHER SYNOPSIS: The ccean stratus and fog which we reported f0r $100,000 with stock divided into Palishi”g Ju]“{u N pl 1 along the coast yesterday has moved inland todav and there is a thin 100,000 shares having a par value Fourth ‘nlp ows layer of clouds covering the whole area of Southeast Alaska. Some fine rain of $1 each. 53 is falling at w scattered soots and no heavier rain is irmamediately The Clothing Center, Inc., at An- ‘| prospe The ocean straius is being reported from Kodiak to Cape chorage, has been formed by Floyd ‘n‘o Rock cttery. A stagnant storm is still centered near Cold Bay and has very D. Smith, Cecil V. Abbott and Era co““ons Mo’l‘on co ] little it movement. Rain has been revorted along the Aleutians. G. Kanan. The firm is capitalized i A Elsewhere in Alaska the weather i§ ¢ “Then Sinks Static Weather Temp. 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