The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 4, 1947, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1947 . ; N h T ‘sh’ould nevurrhave happened ac-,'Flour Mill Workers, agreéd on a one- | jump m’;erfizh; hourly m’le’r;gcfinvr | to serve as consultants on medical Native Service of the Territorial ; | P wATERFRONT IIE-UP FIVE SpE(lAllSTS rases The team inspected both | Department of Health “They'v cording to long-held theories on year cpmrart. retroactive to July 1, $1.14'%. facilities. done a wonderful job with wh the age of the Eskimo, Dr. Frank including: | ERBRIEP 3 R Pl ernment and private 4 Il C. Hibben, curator of the Univer-| A general 15-cent hourly wage | RETURNS FKOM VISIT Clinics were held in most of the|they've had to work with in Ala isolated communities where patients | ka sity of New Mexico Museum ()!‘hlkc with five cents extra for top FOR BRITAIN 'A,"hlopol(,gy. says maintenance men and six paid holi- Mrs. Amy Lou Blood, who has were examined. At Bethel, an Es- The five specialists are on a i NOON HOUR IUESDAV ARE HERE FOR DAY kimo travelled eight days with his| volunteer basis and Alaska Nativ Back from an Alaskan field trip,| ‘" | | been visiting her sister, Mrs. Renee small daughter, who had a serious Service provided them with Dr. Hibben said the bones recently « Inclusion of holiday time in com- | Spencer at Goodnews Bay, returned s ) | eye condition, in order to take her diem and travel exp{nses. discoveréd there had aroused a|Putatien of overtime pay. 0 Juneau yesterday via Pacific to the sp st. Many bone and Alaskan Airlines plane was c |series of new anthropological ques-{ The union sought a 15 per cent | Northern Airlines. Deadline Set bY Local Doctors Come North at Re"wm»ml operations. were performed ered for them and they flew (o | tions Longshoremen with No ' quest of Secrefary Krug | v ihe mediearmen = sewwsa, Bethel, Unalaieet, . il [ Anthrolologists nave claimed that b uberculosis, the most critical Lawrence Island, Nome, Kotzebue.| e Eskimo da few Solution in Sight of Inferior Dept. it proven fuing the T b murion Tunio Fassari- Big Loan of Three, Half fmeesmc s mee | BUCILLA NEEDLEWORK tory today, was given special at- and Anchorage. An Army plane PO % ¥ as the Pleistocene gravel has an S —— _ |tention by the doctors. Dr. Bern- brought them into Juneau yeste- Bjflion SWle DISGP‘ age of 10000 years B, C., Dr. Hib-| Exc]tmg New Fabrics and Designs 12 noon the| AMving in Juneau Sunday aft- gein gave the following figures cay from Anchorage : b -akit | . ernocn, were the “Flying Special- pased on the death rate of TB They will leave Juneau on Tues- pearing Is Repon Ho a0 the. Winbry. 1Y I8 «in Stamped Goods ists,” a group of doctors from COOK | patients; the overall incidence of day to visit the Hoonah Housing |Eskimo fell into a crevice during County Hospital, Chicago, who are g in Alaska is ten times greater Project, JIcy Straights Cannery, WOODSTOCK, Eng., Aug, 4—(P some ice-age hunt, and may not Bk .m . ‘m "% | travelling in the Territory at the than in the States and the inci- sitka Ketchikan and Metlakatla.| o, o4 Churchill pledged today|be as old as thc gravel in which PINE GUALITY GYSTER LINE“ o request of the Interior Department ' & 2 {HE Aadiite. Do 5" 4tis o ¥ 1 able this after dence among the white people is From Metlakatla tk will fly di-| g b pie Gonservative party would |he was found. § {in order to compile a Teport on|iwo times greater. Tk s e e e au waterfront would e ; . imes greater. The group es-rectly to the Sta L Bt orts fof | Cha '] aie us s SRGILF e sakalptol, Joa) Fo- He spYELal R e timates that for every death in TB, be accompanied by Dr. Rufus, Dr.|ycoment“to obtain “easements” ported, has all Eskimo character- Guest Towels Dresser SCEIVES g plane, they have covered 18 tOWDS|there are ten active cases, which Leo Gehrig, Dr. Max Van Sand e meeting in Seat- #% p 9 IS e AV Sy o0 Sl IR, Max van Santtioe the swiftly disappearing $3,750,- | istics. £ s cen repre. and viluges from Point. Bariow 0 brings the cotimated incidence of and Mr. Dan Foster o e eppe g | “On the basis of ms prvatey- | 1able Cloths and Napkins. Bridge Sets Steanighip | YUUSEU, 0D LHEIL SRERRS ¥ tID- | TB to the total of 4500 active cases. - Pt T new American credits. financed Alaskan trip, Dr. Hibben - e s of the ®© 0o 0600000000 Churchill, in a party speech,'said he hoped to show how a WEATHER REPORT suid some of the loan_conditions ¥foup of people older than those LADY PEPPERELL FABRICS Temperature for 24-Hour “alarmed” him, particularly the of the F‘ol-"om_cult\;relcume Period g 7:30 o'Clock se obligating Britain to make New Mexico during the last inter- . .o & I B | o g e o Syl 0 4 Bridge - Luncheon - Banquet Cloths R o ST All with Napkins The team of specialists are: DI The group also found a marked George Millis, Dr. Joseph Silver- se of bone tuberculosis over Dr. - Arthuy “Buswishy Bx ates, which accounts for the Bennett, and I¥. Ja ippled children in the ter- They were accompanied C. Earl Albrecht, Commis- of the Territorial Health TB Curable ment, Dr. Leo rig, Tu- E ing that tuberculos s Specialist with the Ter- ble dise , the groups fi th Department, a recommendation is for adequate Rufus Director tion which would include e Alaska Native Ser-!1i oi ‘all open cases. At the >, they believe that poor t of Secretary Krug hot overcrowding. 1d poor Department, tr n as tion pic In Juneau—Maximum, 57; British customers freely convertible minimum, 50 At Airport—Maximum, 60; minimum, 48 WEATHER FORECAST (Juneau and Vicinity) into dollars. —_— A oo s FLOUR- PRODUCTION READY MADE American people to make the 1 eC y easements, without which RESUMES’ BUFFAI_O; Aprons Cl’lh COVel’ SEIS for which they have made : rot mun change n temper- ¢ petvy secrces il e e STRIKE NOW ENDED | Pot Holders Carriage Cover Sefs ar | wor : . 000000800000 0 ™ prec o i oA R | Kitchen Towels Bib Sets AGE OF ESKIMO SRt r;;ln?e‘:ig‘t:dfla‘s;mxix Infants’ Flannel Kimonos the largest flour milling center in " (Pink or Blue Crochelle Finigh) Ithe U. 8. as approximately 2600 IS AGAIN UPSET | retumed to work. encing You can see them and buy them BY KODIAK F!ND Settlement of the walkout, that at the > o nearly halted production, came yes- e ee 'ecr o Two Fold Purpose estimated that Saudi | terday in a surprise conference call- N g I! d ‘E sh t two-fold purpose; £ s oil reserves Albuquerque, Aug. 4—(M—Recent ed by O. 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