The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 2, 1949, Page 6

PAGE SIX Gruenin: rein imontan nks d of ! orced out ( H t wds had | 15¢€ i ald he told members he believed the d Cloudy | —Clear | 41—Cloudy Rain Showers 24—Clear 34—Rain red closely | Gruening’s summer ‘ Petersb 41 P rinc home The Gos ) was used by fis was con road er stified the road; n and that itj the Alaskan | al funds. | Yakutat - HOSPITAL NOTES ¢ 5t. Ann’ 1y W W. Frank nd Carl P. Carnahan. Discharged from St. Ann's | = er ¢s Lanner Smith, | said me SHOOT” Lauson 4%-Cyec:c Air-cooled QOut- e Jegion Dugout, 8:00 p. m Noards. New models. Madsen’s. 41 tf ¢ ay. Public invited. 58 il ) DRESS MAKING and ALTERATIONS Opposite Case Lot Grocery Phone 385 from 11:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. Fittings after 5:00 p. m. by appointment MRS. LILLIAN CASH : Hospitai | Brown | Rent 1 1 from Alas : 36,500 dwelling Federal ofilcials which said| truction of such roads is| stomary in Alaska when property | owners petition for them. | e than —— week. restrictions that ceilir in 1f % HERE COMES FREEDOM Side by side, this Army Day, march the members of our great security team. Accompanying the skilled professional soldiers of our new career Army, go the airmen and sailors, the vast numbers of specialists and technicians, who make up our Armed Forces. They march together. CONTROLS LIFIED 0N HOUSING UNITS units in four states. | & f A states will ke decontrollzd with- | ds eccompanied the umes Cat ards, Phylii ent control ‘cods to rem s anywhere in the nation them back on if un a cost t $100,- Ay 2 qs sfied with one wig for years ing in and getting two.” — - e ERSBURG VISITOR { | 80 other a in ‘ | LCNDON [ Quentin Del uest at il removal N ANCHORAGE 10rage regis- terday e Baranof. - o — 'TLE VISITOR Henry Rostad of Seattle at the Baranof. arp warn- slap onabl FROM in- the (¥ in Alabama, Indi-|T’ re | is expect a de- gue They represent our hope for world peace. For they protect and defend every freedom we enjoy. They devote an entire career to serving us—this April 6th, let’s devote a day to honoring them. And by our increased undgrstanding and support of future security efforts, help them in their task . . . of protecting us' out | en- | and | “The | ubl ouble | 1 of Petersburg is a | a|know where light switches, | a2 complaining BABY SITTERS ARE | GIVEN SUGGESTIONS BY ONE AUTHORIY Now tkat baby sitting in J | has become scrt of a profession | Empire recently asked Brown, Assoc {service writer on City Staff to rdiny the rcrtant o ate gestion and it a Marion al s and e e e mcney as si the kind ¢f a baby would want to employ for thel children. Sitters she talked with hat they would like under imstances is a kind, understanding persen who | children. ! Today, the author estimaies some 20,660,000 children too |youngz to be left alone day or She finds them thoroughl; dent upon the sitter, whose d t6 “keep them happy; keep them) | safe.” | Some of the essentials of the of baby sitting suggested by A | Lowndes are: Get the facts as to the number of children in the household before accepting the sitting. | Be prompt and dependable. ] Bring your own sweater, watch, food if you think you'll need it. Get all the detail git help it a er | (1) the num:er where the parent can be reached; (2) the doctor’s number; (3) how to call the pol | 4) Fow to call the fire department. Use burglar tactics in getting a|numbers |layout of the house—you should|ter tele- | works, are| where feeding B patient, are e a awaki Fut will call bathr fifteen ¢ on to arise now sone, clothes for the baby located before the mother leave: Kceep constant watch H azainst accidents. Do not adminis- |l cr medicines or take care of any- | kiny but superficial cuts cr in- den’t have to worry about ctting a baby cry, says | Lowndes. However, listen for a few minutes to discover whether it is cry or something | | more serious. ay games with the young hildren keep:ng in mind that they fascinated by everyday ch as clothes magazines, ced catalogues, Loxtops, soda; ws, lump8 of sugar, combs, knit- ny short ends of line, (ratch pads, pencils, rubzer bands, BALL TOSSER — Steve Speaker (L to r. device for firing baseballs to fielders or ‘BOMBARDI mobile designed for the Arctic, passes a dog team. The auto-iractor makes Manitoba railhead and back in two days. Dogs take ten, yourself then, who was put to bed before he | was slecpy, and must lie awake in a dark room. Naturally, hell find excuscs to get up occasionally—he m, and d Besides should how to regulate the heat. diapers O'Neill, Bob Feller_and Tris in uniform) of the Cleveland Indians, test a SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1 949 - n e e JE ER' PASSES_~Bombardi er,” a snows e s < WAR SOUVEKIRS idea of 1y sn't appeal to yo he child’s place T0 BE INCLUDED iN AR!Y DISOLAY are working out weil for oks: of Army Day according to Lt. Del- , acting chairman in Plans ask to go to the aheni up excuses at minute intervals. advises that he to Le a pest, for water, o r twent ccided to augment rmy equip- havinz all telephone Applezate for emeorgencigs, the sit- learn how the stove 3 ! H ng authentic war ed ta loan them centinued. “These itable for are e sched is you ths 4 se until you have| A FLcuse can be you can't replace G souvenirs to call Lieuten- int Appleg: GENUINE OLD STYLE SOUR MASH KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY BONDED 100 PROOF hitfers, at Tucson, Ariz R A, mnnne T Oi2igl{cnam April 2nd-10:00 o’Clock At the Moose Club ' MEMBERS INVITED TO COME — for an Fnjoyable Evening e ' i | B | SIXS' SEATTLE BREWING 4 ! & MALTING CO, Seassde U. 8 A Disttibutca throughout Alaska Ly CDOM COMPANY