The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 2, 1948, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT MILL IS RE-ELECTED CHIEF OF FIREMEN, BY UNANIMOUS VQIE MASKA UNDER MC BEING MAILED OUT cARoL JEAN, DAUGHTER, ‘,,,Ealls for AdenLafe Safe- s been with | was Sweene inteer meeting | e report on for the tions in- | ramp in f three itting the harl system was a ("v(l the possi new furniture for the clu mittee was and invite ness men to the mon Kenyon MacLean ann six new spanner type W nes had | € de nent to be {ernment in the form of ¥ {ance and nominal er h nd cne drill been added to t used when coupling hos There were six fire last montl, and Chief Mill ant i de would hold ¢ 10 o'clock. | working out the interim LEGION AUXILIARY 10 HAVE RUMMAGE SALE WEDNESDAY The American Legion Auxiliary will held their regular meeting on Tuesday evening, April 6 at 8 ¢'clock in the Lugout. All members are urged to attend as plans for the rummage le to be held Wed- nesday, April 7 at the Dugout must be completed, and the rummage has to be serted and spread out for the sale. Any member or having gnyth ve the s please ¢all Mrs. Ray Day at Green 5 or Blue 267. The funds collected from the sale is for the Auxil- jary’s local welfare fund . - e 6 0 9 00 0 0 0 0 anyone X-RAY CLINIC HOURS Monday - 11:30 AM.; 1 - 3:30 PM Tuesday - 11:30 AM.; 7 - 9:00 P.M Wednesday - 3:30 PM.; 7 - 9:00 PM Thursday - 11:30 AM,; 7 - 5:00 PM. and Saturday eft Open For Retake Films tf e o 000000 00 oo Fire Stili Reported es0eeovo0ceseveeenenBC e eevececccesecreseesnoe Aboard Ocean Mail‘ KETCHIKAN, / ka, April 2 f—District Coast Guard head- quarters received a dispatch last night indicating traces of fire still are plaguing the freighter Ocean Mail at Dutch Harbor. The message said temperature checks indicate fire in at least two places in starboard section of hoid Grain is still being unloaded to the cutter Ce- dar.” The smoldering fire. in the wheat cargo had been reported out yes- terday The p, bound for the Orient with a wheat cargo, put n to Dutch Harbor after the fire was discovered - Navy's Cold Slorage Plant af Guam Goes Up in Fierce Blaze GUAM, April undetermined origin gutted t vy's mammoth ccld storag ing today Officers estin than $1,000,000 ¢ The fire raged four ‘dt was controlled R . BITTERSWEET IN TODAY ¢ The Cutter Bittersweet is sched- juled to arrive in Juneau at 4 | { | | lset up during HA(K)Q.‘G 0 WATCH REDORT OF SHIP SERVICE TO EXAMINATION ARE Cards entitled “Report of X-ray Examination” are now being mailed o those who have taken advantage s H mmm mass X vey pro- Culosis consultant for the fepart- JOHNSON) | ment and who is physician in (BY | charge of the surv disclosed today The card will bear the project number of the Juneau survey, ihe fim number of the individual's y and the date taken The card is the individual’s X-ray : record. One of the following will i : . Ibe checked on it: normal chest, Commissioner Grenville) ooy 4 " brimary tuberculosis or this week told a |/ ot v realed pleuri committce o Mari- n was-considering an! A normal chest means there is I no evidence of tuberculosis as seen on the chest film, When healed primary tubercu » | sis is checked this indicates that calcification was seen showing a healed are cther causes indicates, other t n tuberculosis, Dr McMinimy s during the war, wher A aid. Among these are histo- FREIN to place all trade under arlier ation, similar to Administrat the last war 1 the Army and 3 1t operation: of to 2 1 area of iska during the present defense em- | in ung fi Mellen s¢ 1(1 There calcification 1 up cost of operations T asmosis and coccidiomycosis. ercent, I shall o : C e are not common w Jackson decl \laska, and therefore it is assum- ed that the calcification indicates aled primary tuberculos A person with active primary culosis is seldom ill and may without knowing he has infected. The germs are wall- off by caleium and the condi- mission’s plan “We cannot afford to compound the costly mistakes made time after' h ime during the war,” the congress- man added By Congressional autlhority last February, iation, the Maritime Comm! mn- | gg without furthe ”H 4\IA ka Tr une- ‘(hxu\\n © ‘.J ackson said he woul ia top-notch administrator “Continued next March can decide ion' is known as “healed primary i and under w tuberculosis.” ‘The threat of event- ditio; X re to be run 2] destruction of the wall makes Th: T S8 e P advis such sons to from private time of their periodic physical examinations. sportatic > The term healed pleurisy receive financial ald from the gov- means the individual at some time Il insur- i the past had pleurisy, either tukerculous or of some other origin, which has healed Pleurisy is a d Instrume M ¢, the chest c ald | surrounding the Should the Commission insis ked on t card it is impor- ing out its plan to designate, the individual have periodic pping firms as government ager chest -X-rays to keep track of the “hold out for | ;o aieicn Dr. McMinimy 1t that if an letter asking him to for another t mean he h the lette could nct be cians at P, Nor(hlmd Tra The Alaska trade also n to ull comers, Jackson wa e of the lir and the lungs. When made the state- ndividual receiv health depa return to the film this does tuberculosis states that the interpreted due ... to techincal difficulties, this means .. the film was unsatisiactory and another small film must be taken,” he said. “If the letter states that there ed for further study, this means the small film showed a not entirely normal condition, indicat- Reducing Machine fhk pertane & aladow ik Eiey . . ed by the clothing worn, or po: Infriguing, But Oh! It mal he possible So Frightening! conditions not LOS ANGELE., April 23— ucing machine exerted a t attraction on Carole Snotkin, t years old she tried it out, and her m Mrs. Edward Snotkin, found her ul the playroom, screaming with pain. The doctor said she was all right; that it wasn’t much forse than a heavy spanking. ows the shipping business beginning to end.” ral congressmen on th hant Marine Commission Commission’s proposal a device to once more cision for A Others inte expressed the i proposal, the Maritime Commis might be attempting to break the monopoly hold of certain shipping ccmpenies now in the Alaska trade. <> from ine on a pern I bly by posture abnormal Commercial Janitors Don't let your valuable floors become ruined through neglect or other causes. Windows streaked or soiled? Call EXPERIENCED MEN § Alsska JANITORIAL Service CONKLE and FOLLETTE Phone Red 559 — ——— a— CKER COMES TQ SULLY’S Not in person but in the original home recipes that you KNOW are good. These recipes have been converted for us by General Mills to large scale pro- duction without Immg that home-made appeal. Betiy Crocker Bread Is 10% Richer You will easily note the difference. Stays fresh longer and toasts to a beautiful golden brown. Betty Crocker Specials for Friday and Saturday Golden Orange Chilfon with Fresh Oranges Praline Chiffon with Chopped Brazils YOU SAW BETTER THEM IN THE POST HOMES AND GARDENS. . . Try Them at Sully’s They Are Delicious SULLY’S BAKERY Phone 377 REPORT OF X-RAY | {regard m the diagnosis, as soon as, ‘pv'“lb' THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—TUNEAU ALASKA FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1948 tuberculous were found. The large' films will be interpreted and al letter' sent to the individual, in| Sl L i s A new Grumman plane for use FROM MANSFIELD rived in Juneau yesterday. She Was| poterson, both ferried up from Los Angeles by Shell‘ Mansfield, Wash., Simmons and brings to four th (“h(. Gastinesu Hotel. mmber of Grummans in Alaska| Coastal service. | Retaining her wheels, the plane| pioneer of Douglas, will be used for the nmpmbwus run \ can Represencatlve registered BORN TO AL ANDERSONS Carol Jean is the name of the ba- by girl born on St. Patrick's Day v ) Mr. and Mrs. Al Anderson in S Mr. Anderson is executive secre ALASKA COASTAL ;Lfifi;”%’l:fi?éé”éfi?"wf;?“?;,iy’pmne HAS "Ew GRUMMA ‘?eltll be put into operation has been with the Alaska Coastal Airlines nr-‘ George Buckingham and Duane are staying at ———— Vote for Helmi A. Bach, Alaskan | for chublh{ 848 1 mo| UNITEPD TROLLERS of ALASKA Important Vieeting FRIDAY NIGHT April 2 at 7:30 C.1.0. HALL All Members Urged 1o Aitend . . Mrs. Cleo Yo o Yocimy'a nei-; Bring Membership Books for balloting on technical of Donnie's family, noticed racks had been taken from the old changes in local constitution ; ice Lox standing behind her home. investigated and found the bod- ies crammed inside. o= D e v o 0 0 » of the Alaska Miners Association and Mrs. Anderson is the former Mildred Webster, daughter of Mrs. H Webster. Carol Jean has a bro Steven, four years old. The Anderson family who have been at the Claremont in Seattle for several months will return to their heme in Fairbanks soon, with a visit in Juneau on their way north with Mrs, Webster. TWO SMALL BOYS FOUND SMOTHERED INOLD ICEBOX LEWISTON, Pa. April 2—(P— Two Loys who crawled inside an old icebex and closed the door were found smothered to death, Victims were Donnie Yocum, four, and John Dale Shore, 13. Sometime after they disappeared TIDE TABLE AFRIL 3 Low tide, Hizh tide, ll\\ tide, 16: 43 pm, 29 ALASKA INSURANCE ———— . 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