The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 4, 1948, Page 8

UNEAU ALAbKA THURSDAY NOVLMB!;R4 1948 T é ’ MARRIED BY COMM. ACTION. FOR DIVORC o . under the supervision of Ms. A 3 o R r§ £ .” )] ff ‘i M R ”J (fi IH 0 l I( pARISH KIWANIS RE(HVE Grayce Burley; and at Seward EA Eml“\a Peterson and William In an action filed yesterday in Lol U e SLAIA " Sanatorium, the organization spon- enson, both of Yakutat, were District Court, Max L. Haube asks 51} n t"'y?\' TION | A]AAR TGMGRROW SUPPOR'I' IN ‘I‘B sors the services of both an Occu- (ONGRESS 13]’“ I'ME‘mnrried e SiComén\ssio‘n- a divorce for cruelty from Rose LU LUN ational Therapist and a Medical er's Court this morning. Commis- | Johnson Haube, He also seeks cus- 3 LRV Lb .' HELY fi pational Therapist and a Medica Siover Polls GhaY: G teL Wi . Social Worker. For both rmspm\ls\ A |tody of the children, Theresa, 7, AFTK? G'? F D ,“ "B‘“‘ i “ {‘ME Dfly AFFMR A ( ( u S ES SEA[ SAI_E HERE the Association has provided books,| NEWARK, N.J., Nov. 4. (P—Rep- nesses were Louise Skinner and|and Ricardo, 6. The Haubes were | it W RS fi.! PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY ALA CER Y public address systems, projectors Charles A. Eaton, chairman of the Rose MM«’l married in December, 1940. at and scree film rentals. Recent|Houvse Foreign Affairs Committee, R e Petersburg. Ge W 5 uard SHIPPERS Members of the Kiwanis Club| gifts to Seward Sanatorium include |won his bid for a 13th term in Con- ASKS DIVORCE i ——e——— tack. of v Tuberculosis committee, NOW can-|geam tables for the wards and an |gress, unofficial returns showed to- On grounds of incompatibility, A ! 3 vassing Juneau's business firms In! e communication set day. Maudie Kunz Taylor seeks & di-| o N:‘;':OM tYAl';UTAT e- 2 the interests of the annual Christ- Kiwanis Club is enthusiasti- S | vorce from LeRoy Taylor in a suit |, .t T f:eenB:u::):Le}:v)\(;rl Yak- 3 30 A and H mas seal sale, report a fine re-icajly backing the Alaska Tubercul- 8 . |filed today in District Court. The : ¢ f i | corpiction ot <| States Shipowners Are Re- | sonse: ey belleve that this is |y Packing the Alske Tubelfc| Grry mALL BEPAIRS - (7 R B O eptember | e perati H 1 I morry F 1 and eve- . partly due to the fact that only|ceep it going, urges everyone to buy 2 g 5, . '26, 1947, at Tok Junction.« The FROM PELICAN Bt sponsible for Alaska e her cent of e total fund | See? S g ireen e That bansing and Pounding yo Uilinciry says they have been sep- | M, W. Goue of boren is at the .| Neither color nor variety will be C E b collected leaves the territory, and! U A “C”l“l ‘fl‘l"‘m that " SEEHRS mmu); arated since July 18, 1948. me,m, Hotl | of argo tmbargo that 95 per cent remains here for Aor el | B = A [ AT BARANOF avalih ke A oY) the Alaskan program. The small| AT BAE repairs are being made before the 3 | vicissitudes of winter. Don Abel 1SCO, Nov. 4—M— percentage sent Outside alds the - . “ . % & S er Harry Brid National Tuberculosis Association| Mr. and Mrs. L. J. McCaul and |is contractor for the work, which Jowners for the car- | in its vast nationwide work of | child of Auk Bay are at the Bar-|includes fixing windows, eaves Alaska Case-Finding, Rehabilitation, Med- | 810f EHouRRy, st SAN FRA) CIO long + | blames U g0 embs rgo """" ik id prove interest- ' Bridges issued statement cit- ical Research and Health Educa- | ‘ ors and hobbyists. |ing an open to the ship-|tion. It is estimated that in the! | < 2 : A " e tea room will from Alaska's Governor 40 years of its existence, the ha—‘ ! = : . “iner a m action, Gruening and other officials | tion organization has helped save | i . 155461 1 piping f that the shippers were re- | the lives of 4,000,000 Americans ¢ 1e hou le for Alaska’s distress | The central Association office | ‘nm»-(l a ]):I\f“»’t‘ from anvn‘» 1>n Jun.onu zi:«%\jlln(‘.\ all f*xpense‘s, 1 | , j (LASSIEIED 1-A BY i ho clMb Nidmtond hii 5. St peentge ' Uhe iasonnl | ] i ; LOCAL BOARD NO. 3 |Tchimaton nds to nasoial fi dor1 Alueta. Dubscerbini Ehdbeibion: s P ? sumption of service to Alaska, the ements with its branches, or responsibility will be entirely as in the case of the Ki- | i yours | wan ub, whereby after conduct- | ) while, Federal conciliator | in the annual sale, they may retain | g r Hospins continued informal|20 per cent of locally collected | talks with striking marine firemen | funds for local TB work. In and shipows today in an effert | Juneau, the Kiwanis used its per- to bring a halt to the 62-day-old | centage to help defray expenses maritime ti A|, ‘m the recent mass X-ray survey | and to aid in the home care of | " S|g“; c! [oufle;y Are fu?.d"" il B ,',:l': A avel expenses of indigent patien - Wanted by Rofarians o et o Funds collected from all over| X*x( Anna Rotary | the Territory defray the Alaska [} e city’s new speed | Association’s extensive program of | | wrote city counc Case-Finding, Rehabilitation and! e t g Health Education. Speaking | poor m» not | this program, Dr. H. _C Harris, | ry good impression upon | chairman of the Kiwanis Com it | tee, especially commends the As - ate | ciation’s In-Hospital services. | c «f 1I|<tmxms Rn_ hour str e Instead, hnl{illtahou program for Alask: 4 JUDGE.” | Therapy program at Alice Island i Count on Centennial for more tender hotcakes ! i S. A - (= = 3 B AT VS i T uoning 1o, be gone untl the|( 0000000000 B : \ Juneau Janitor Service 15 = < ™¢=~: November Food Sale: R TS are i = =l Annette Jac obson of Petersburg W. 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