The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 21, 1949, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 'PAGE SEVEN YOUNG DOCTOR AT FT. YUKON SERVES 1"‘& FOR MY « . ; ; THE JURY, BLONDIE -- FRED - ANw [ 18 sTitL INVITED. ME TO » 7N , OUT A STAG PARTY TONIGHT---HE SAYS IT WILL LAST RATHER LATE--+ CAN DON'T FORGET THEYS ONI HM!! THERE IS THE ISLAND MAN LEFT FROM LASTJ™ WHERE | MET_FRED THE FRED THE FiSH_HOUND 22 VES!! IF WE ,WERE NOT PRESSED_FOR TIME I'D D SEE POPEVE, DO YoU THINK WE WILL GET ELEVEN GOOD PLAYERS OUT OF ‘AT GANG INA HOLD 22 . T'VE MADE A THERE HE GOES.” AND NOTE OF IT./ 1 SMOKING A CIGAR AS HE CARRIES THE CHILD/ 7% UGH% — i MORNIN, DONNIE, HE'S GITTIN' WHERE HE KIN TALK SENTENCES. HE'S SURE BRIGHT... YA KNOW I WAS TALKIN' AT HIS AGE TOO /S WE'RE GCIN' OVER g AN' VISIT UNCLE JOE PALOOKA AN’ AUNTY ANN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1949 ANSWER TO RIDDLE | RADIO LOG Y KINY TOLD BY FWS MAN | suecs Brosccsts oo > C.B. 8. ON WAY 0 SOUTH| Jau it WEDNESDAY EVENING 6:00—News. Ridaie: What is it whose age can| 6:15—Music. A young doctor who came to Al- be determiried by rings like a tree’s; 6:20—Sports Scene. aska direct from his residency in and can climb steps. 6:30—Dinner Music. ISt. Louls just a year ago has Answer: A red salmon. | 6:45—Local News. tound himself getting many years' Fish biologist George Eicher, who{ 7:00—Sammy Kaye Showroom. experience in one, since September, has bheen on FWS work in the Bris-; 7:15—Jim Lawson-ABC. 1948. tol Bay area this summer, is in| 7:30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS. | Dr. E. H. (Ed) Dunn, a Juneau Juneau with answers to this riddle| 8:00—Weather report. visitor this week, is physician-in- . an explanations. | 8:05—Music to Read By. {charge of the Hudson Stuck Mem- | He has been investigating red! 8:30—PEOPLE'S PLATFORM- orial ‘ Hospital, part of the Episco- salmon runs. That's where the CBS. pal Mission at Fort Yukon. “rings like a tree's” come in. Tol! 9:00—Alaska News. The only doctor in a large area| determine the age of a red salmon, | 9:15—Viking Varietles. of the Interfor, Dr. Duan wn.fi} some scales are taken from its} 9:30—PHILLIP MARLOWE-CBS. his small staff, serves a “commun-| skin. One is put under a micro-| 10:00—News. ity” of 900 persons in the Yukon; scope and the age is counted off-—| 10:15—Drifting on a Cloud. | River region. The ‘“community” one, two, three . . . and so on to] 10:30-Weather report. ‘includes the Porcupine River, Ho- six—hy counting the rings on thel 10:35—Sign Off. diana River and Birch Creek. The scales. . - hospital serves patients from Eagle Red salmon do not return on the THURSDAY MORNING AND (a few miles from the Canadian hour two years after they leave AFTERNOON | boundary) to Stevens Village, which as pink salmon do. They vary. Sign On. is midway between Fort Yukon and | If their parents were part of a run| 7:00—Dunking with Druxman. Tanana, where there is a Govern- returning after four years at sea, 7:25—Local Weather. ment Hospital. Fort Yukon itself they will return after four years. 7:30—News Summary. has a populatiof of some 450 per- But other reds may return in five 8:15—News Headlines. sons. yed®s, or six. 1 8:20—Morning Thought. The hospital at Fort Yukon has So, to regulate fishing and insure 8:25—Weather report. v’a normal capacity of 20 beds and future runs, the proportion of four,| g.30_Cote Glee Club. two bassinets. It is principally a five and six-year-old red salmon 8:45—Lenny Herman Orchestra. ! tuberculosis hospital. two.thirds must be known. | 9:0c—Musie for the Missus. of the beds usually being occupied Eicher has been pulling scales.z 0:30—Weather report. {by “t. b patients. This winter in Seattle he will fin-( g.35 Ajrlane Trio. Besides being “the” physi¢ian and ish work begun on the summer| g.45 yOU AND WRITING-CBS. surgeon, Dr. Dunn is his own lab- field trips. 10-00—News. iorgtory technician, as well as ad- That is, scale-count work. 10:05—Vocad Varieties. imunsu'ntur‘und purchasing agent But the ladder must wait. It's| 19.15 pjang Playhouse. for the hospital. | half completed now on a falls in 10:30—Milady’s Memo. | His staff numbers three nurses, | Brooks River in the Bristol Bay| 17.00—MEET THE MISSUS-CBS. |? cook-matron and maintenance Region. 11:30—Listeners’ Digest-ABC. man. A recent addition is Miss FWS men diverted the water to| 17.45_March Time. Rebecca Drain, whose father was one side of the falls with sandbags! 1y.55 weather report. ;Archdcacou of the Yukon some to make work possible. They CUti 19.00_3alon Serenmade. 120 years ago. They drove up to steps in the falls while patient red|{ jo.15 News. {Fort Yukon a month ago for a salmon, unable to climb the falls,| 19.30 wfeet the Band. | visit and Miss Drain remained as waited below. ‘When the work _WINNER TAKE ALL-CBS.‘wa vol\mleer‘ worker, taking over had been completed on one side, : Light Classics. | the sgcrgtal‘nal and other office re- they removed the sandbags, and 2:00_FRONT PAGE FEATURES-PPO“S“’“""”“' the waiting salmon turned and CBS. | 'The whole staff worked 24 hours swam up the easy way. 9 aBing' Sings. a day during the summer flood at Another FWS man in Junea_u be_- 2:30_MAKE BELIEVE TOWN- Fort Yukon: when water was eight fore returning to the outside is CBS. |feet deep in the town. and two Ralph Harris. He is a U. S. Game i e Y | feet deep in the hospital, which is| Management Agent who was bor- 3:00—HOWARD K. SMITH CBS'.un a slight knoll removed trom :15—-NEWSMAKERS-CBS. | rowed for the summer by the FWS| . NATIONAL DEFENSE- the river bed. Yakutat District from Tappahan- « “»CBS All 22 patients, including 17 tu- k, Virginia. t berculosis patients, had to be mov- b Eip 3:45—Parade of Hits. ! 4 jed to the second floor. 4: U—gABf;NYAHD FOLLIES- Dr. Dunn said the Red Cross has !done a wonderful job of rehabil- 4:45—Western Serenade. {itation and of rebuilding 20 or 25 —Blue Barron Presents. |cabins on higher ground. 5—To be announced. | The Public Survey Office com- :30—XAVIER CUGAT-CBS. ipleted a townsite survey immed- { lately after the flood waters reced- |ed, laying out the town in sites |above the former village. Each cabin is set on a 75x150-foot lot, | where there is room for a garden and where the dogs can be kept TSR AND IN THE BEY'S PALACE... | /50, MGIEU TERRY LEE! YOUR PLAN WORKED PERFECTLY, BUT y DO NOT EXPECT THAT I AM YOU ARRANGE YOUR PLAN TO HUMILIATE ME. IT PLEASES YOU TO SEE BURGUNDY DE NEUF, M MEN WOULD DIE TO AMUSE, FETCHING AND CARRYING LIKE A y ‘l ( BET IT DIDN'T PLEASE HIM HALF AS MUCH AS IT WILL. ME FROM NOW ON. THE MOB, IT5 ANGER TURNED WITH A VENGEANCE, PUT5 A SWIFT END TO THE REVOLUTIONARY GROUP'S DREAM OF POWER. DE MOLAY CHAPTER MEETS THURSDAY Discussion of the dance they plan next month will be one matter of business for members of the Royal| Arch Gunnison Chapter, Order of DeMolay for Boys, at this week’s NEWSWEEK DELIVERED masics. TO ALASKANS BY AIR All members are urged to be pres- fr Tbursday evening at 7:30| newsweek Magazine has joined o'clock in the Scottish Rite Temple. | ther publications which are jdellv« - ered by air to Alaska and appear at a good distance from the house. SCHWINN BIKES at MADSEN'S Ion retanis in’ Aldskn: cltiss on | o nn Gage fo FIRBRLE SRS — the same day they are avmlab]e‘day' bringing a patient and hoping |in continental United States cities, |30 guter b e James Sty ; A Pan American World Airways an- £ . ”l” S |tive Service. Due to air schedules, S8 i 250 pounds of|it Will be Saturday before he can WHERE'S THAT BASS | HORN PLAYER? HE’S I ) ' Approximately < start back, and Tuesday before he ' ”””Mlfl : gg:‘sv;il:newégchb;ee;m;XA x;;xfr‘zh can go north from Fairbanks. Fort I : \als indicaté, 4 Yukon is a few miles above the| KENTUCKY'S Mearly 300 pounds.of ‘Time afa[AFetc Ofdle | approximately 9,000 pounds of daily and Sunday newspapers already are getting “Clipper Cargo” distribu- tion along Pan American’s Alaske routes. THIS IS [T THERE'S A FIGHT nounces. ® o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TIDE TABLE SEPTEMBER 22 High tide, 1:19 a.m., 186 ft. Low tide, 7:33 am, -25 ft. High tide, 1:47 p.m., 19.1 ft. Low tide, 7:56 p.m., -2.0 ft. g TWINS BORN TO WALLENS Genvuine Twin boys were born to Mr. and | Mrs. Robert Wallen of Mount NONR "As." y Edgecumbe at St. Ann’s Hospital Kentucky Straight yesterday. Sourbon Whiskey They weighed seven pounds four ounces and six pounds four ounces at birth, i THERE ARE SHOPS WHERE WORKMEN ARE EXPECTED TO HAVE TO ORGANIZE A SQUAD. IT5 A HAVE IT DONE BY NATURAL FOR YOU, SPECIALISTS, WILMER ! AT A SAVING. ? st SELLING AND MAKE NTRACTS. BUT NO EBATES, REMEMBER ! FOOD SALE Martha Society at Sears Order office, Friday, Sept. 23, 11 a. m. 32t BOTTLED THE CHANCE TO IN BOND 100 rrOO? RENTAL SEWING MACHINES | Portable, at the White Sewing, Machine and Gift Shop. 304 tf | NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS JUNEAU POST NO. 4 In 1778, a huge iron chain, 1,500 THE AMERICAN LEGION feet long was Stretched across the ~——a ' Hudson ; River at West Point to Distributea tnroughout Alaska prevent British gunboats from go- by ODOM COMPANY ing up the river. Alaska Sales and Service Agency for HOBART | FRIEDRICH Food Machinery | Refrigeration BOB TANDY BROS. BILL Display Rom 296 S. Franklin—Box 511—Phone 971 It has beeh proposed that the annual dues of Juneau Post No. 4 Iof the American Legion be increas- ied to $7.50 effective with the 1950 - | fiscal year. In compliance with the by-laws of this Post, notice is here- by given that this matter will be ‘brought up for final action at the regular Post meeting on Monday, September 26, 1949. - All members are urged to appeat at that time for discussion and voting on the proposition. - AN’ THEN, ALL OF A SUDDENT, SHE SEEN MY TIE!! SHE STARTED BAWLIY', BEGGED MY PARDON, LASSwEE k AW, BUT, SHI Eé B RS IT_COULDN'T A- TOLD ME I COULD STAY TILL DOOMDAY AN’ GIVE ME A FIVE-DOLLER BILL ‘WHHT ON AIRTH COME OVER MY LANDLADY ? SHE WUZ ABOUT TO BOUNCE A ROLLIN' PIN OFF'N MY PUNKIN' HAID FER NOT HA}/)\N' NO 4 CHESTER ZENGER, Commander, Juneau Post No. 4, The "American Legion UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR —EYEE EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. . D. MARQUARDT OPTOMETRIST Second and PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTE M) Q Q PATCHWORK TIEY 3 THAT'S ONPOSSIBLE i O \E / (03-3t) KA STEAM PASSENGER S SHIP COMPANY SCHEDULE ALSO FREQUENT FREIGHTER SERVICE * H. E. GREEN, Agent — Phone 2 SOUTHBOUND S8, Aleutian | S.S. Baranol October 7 | September 25 NORTHBOUND S.8. Aleufiani 8. S. Denali September 27 September 25 Bureau of Land Management District Land Office Anchorage, Alaska June 17, 1949 Notice for Publication Notice is hereby given that Jesse Randolph Haddon, entryman, to- gether with his witnesses, Clyde A. Peterson and Russell H. Mills, all of Sitka, Alaska, has submitted final proof on his homestead entry, An- chorage Serial No. 09966, for land embraced in U. S. Survey No. 2569, situated on Northerly side Sitka Highway 2 Miles East of Sitka, Al- aska, containing 0.58 acres, and it is now in the files of the District Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska. If no protest is filed in the dis- trict land office within the period of publication or thirty days there- after, said final proof will be ac- cepted and final certificate.issued. GEORGE A. LINGO, . Manager. Pirst publication, August 10, 1949, Last publication, October 5, 1949. 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