The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 2, 1948, Page 6

PAGE SIX HEALTH COUNCIL ANNOUNCE PLANS BIG X-RAY SURVEY Heaitn Council y Mass X-ray S n here March every man, Wo- i in Juneau and vi- the oppo! chest X- given The importance of this survey) was emphasized by Miss Lois Jund. T culosis Education the Health ' Departme: stated that only by X ying ev- ery resident of the Territory can accurate figures on the incidence of tuberculosis be obtained. Since the spread of tuberculosis can be topped only when all persons with disease in an infectuous stage are ted from the rest of community, case-find is essen- tial to the of tuberculosis. with the an isol control Members of the Juneau Woman's SJub will start next Monday mak- ing house-to-house calls, register- Golden Wedding @olden Wedding BLENDED WHISKEY, 86 PROOF, 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS DRESSES BLOUSES JOSEPH S. FINCH & COMPANY Schenley, Pa. U.S.A. 01.241-48 Consultant | » who | the | ~THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. - JUNEAU, ALASKA ing all members of the family and | making tentative appointments for attending the clinics, the wholehearted cooperation community is urged Tomorrow evening at 6:15 o'clock Mayor Waino Hendrickson will be heard over KINY, opening the pro- aram of acquainting everyone with the purpose and need for this sur- vey. With Mrs. Bess Winn as Radio Chairman for the Health Council, a 15-minute program will be he each Monday, Wednes- day and Friday at the same time, 3:15 o'clock, through the coopera- tion of KINY of the Amocng those named by George Danner, Jr,, pr lent of the Health Council, to serve on the various committees are the following: Gen- eral Chairman, Mrs. W. J. Man- they; Volunteer Chairman, Mrs. Burrass Smith; Newspapers, Mrs. Dorothy Pegues; Posters and Thee- tres, the Rev. Robert Treat and Mr. Danner, and Mrs. Winn as Radio Chairman. All organizations will be asked to give the fullest cooperation to this project, which is so vital to the community and to Alaska. Mrs. Burrass Smith will have the important job of scheduling volun- teer workers to help as reception- ists, typists, attendants, etc., at the clinics. These volunteer workers ROTARY FIRESIDE CHATS TO RESUME The Rotary Club was entertained today with a musical program by Dick Wingerson and Claire Folta. Wingerson played two numbers on the Alto Sax, “Tyrolea Fantasia” and “Nola,” accompanied by Miss Folta at the piano. President Homer Garvin read a letter of thanks from the Sitka High School in regard to the en- tertainment their basketball team received while in the Capital City. Garvin also announced there are five fireside chats scheduled for the rest of this week including Monday of next week as follows: Host, to ¢roup 1, Jack Burford, will hold a Wednesday evening meeting at his home at 8 o'clock. Ed Keithahn will he host to group 2 on Thursday eve- ning, Ellis Reynolds host to group 3 on Friday evening, group 4 will meet at host Dr. Whitehead’s home and group 5 will meet with their host, Harold Foss also Friday evening All members of each group are re- quested to attend their respective meeting places as much is to be cis~ cussed. william Hughes explained the food problem and stated that it would be improved and any suggestions from will be recruited through the var-|the club would be appreciated. Each jous wemen's organizations. Further announcements will be | made as’soen as schedules can be | arranged, as to clinic hours, etc. | After the registering of all resi- dents is completed each one will be notified when to attend. is continued for YOU in Stevens UPSTAIRS Store Don't hesitate any longer, Come in TODAY BEAUTIFUL COATS at $10.00 and $15.00 Shagmoors - Swansdown — Sterling in % Sizes - Large Sizes Suits Drastically Reduced COME IN AND LOOK AT THESE VALUES - 2.95, 5.00, 9.95 1.95 RAINCOATS (include Gabardine) SKIRTS JEWELRY 9.95 t0 22.95 2.95 and"3.95 Y2 PRICE No Exchanges, Approvals or Refunds on Sale Merchandise Something New Has The UPSTAIRS Store sale at Stevens has HATS BRASSIERES SLIPS - - - APRONS member was also asked to submit his special menu to Hughes and a club menu would be worked from that. There were three guests at the meeting today. The Rev. Samuel A. McPhetres just arrived in Juneau from Junction City, Kansas for Holy 50c 1.00 1000 1.25 75¢ RAYONHOSE - - - 75 Shop and Save at Stevens Been Added make this is a bountiful “CARNIVAL I been a Rotarian for the past 1 years and is also a Past President of the Durango, Colorado Rotary Club, and was Secretary-Treasurer of the Rotary Club in Junction City before coming to Juneau. He gave a short talk on his exploits during his membership of the Rotary Club which was enjoyed by those pre- sent. The other guests were Rotarians Dan Moller from Sitka representing the Columbia Lumber Company there and R. H. Stock, Republican candidate for Delegate to Congress. OLDTIMERS NIGHT AT ELKS WEDNESDAY Another big night has rolled around for Juneau Elks. It is Old- timers’ Night and will be observed tomorrow night by Juneau Lodge No. 420. To start with there will be an initiation, then nomination of offi- cers, entertainment and the usual big feed iollowing. During the session, life member- ships will be presented to 30-year members and buttons to members, R e —————— = rviniky GHpOHS Stk et e IR MAYOR HENDRICKSON IS TO SPEAK AT JWC MEET Mayor Waino Hendrickson will be the speaker at the Woman's Club meeting in the Penthouse of the Al- aska Electric Light and Power Com- pany Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All members and others in- terested are urged to attend. ‘The Mayor will discuss plans for the civic and recreational center, |the airport and other city building plans. At an Executive Board meeting this week, it was decided the club would take charge of enrolling resi- dents for the free chest X-ray pro- gram which will include all the resi- dents of Gastineau Channel. 2 g A NEW AUTO FOR PATROL The Territorial Highway Patrol accepted delivery of a new Ply- mouth sedan yesterday afternoon The car is painted a bright gree and has the Highway Patrol in- signia inscribed on the doors. The new car will be used in Juneau and the Hudson, formerly on this patrol, will be transferred to Haines when Patrolman Al Lubcke moves there in the near iuture. ————————— Empire Wantaas 1or Best Results TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1948 RUDES RETURN HOME; EXPERIENCE SEVERE WEATHER DURING TRIP Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Rude return- ed to Juneau over the weekend af- ter a six-week vacation and busi- ness trip to the states. Dr. Rude was to attend a school in Portland, Ore., but due to plane connections heing late missed the classes and spent the time visiting. The Rudes spant some time in the east visiting Dr. Rude's 86- year-old mother in Grand Forks, North Dakota, where the temper- ature was 32 below. In St. Paul, Minn., they had the opportunity to see their two sons and their daughter and grandchild and also attended the Ice Carnival in that city. Dr. Rude also attended the Mayo Clinic. On their return trip to Juneau they visited Mrs. Rude's family in Cut Bank, Mont, and Mrs. Rude stated this morning that during their first hour in Cut Bank the temperature dropped from 40 above to 15 degrees below zero. e — — Donald T. Lowery, registered from Galveston, Indiana, is at the Baranof Hotel. CANDIDATE STOCK VISITING IN JUNEAU R. H. Stock, of Anchorage, Re- publican candidate for Delegate to Congress, arrived here on the Prin- cess Norah to visit for a few with friends and business acquain- tances in Juneau. Stock, a wellknown Alaska tractor and former National Com- mitteeman of the American Legion, is conferring with many government officials over work in the Interior. 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