The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 7, 1949, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT PLANE CRASH, NINE KILLED ASHEVILLE, N.C, Oct. T—(P— Ranger Tom Huffman reported to- (A CAP BADGE IS SENT, NEW ZEALAND; REQUEST RECEIVED From far-off New Zealand came a request today to D. F. Benecke, | Alaska Coastal Airlines manager, | for a company cap badge to add A to the collection of Cyril Skynner,| day that all nine men aboard an night watchman for the Tasman| Air Force C-47 transport’ that crashed in the mountains near here Empire Airways of Aukland, N.Z. were dead | The company received a letter The wreckage of the plane was | stating that Skynner was collecting | found six miles from the Blue|Cap badges as a hobby from all over Ridge Parkway, three-quarters of [the world. Benecke thought a min- | a mile down on the east side of | Ute and recalled the company had| Mount Mitchell, highest mountain|2 few which no longer would pin east of the Mississippi. | on a pilot’s cap, and one along. The plane was found as ground | and Air Corps began their second ‘ day of searching. | The plane, enroute from Wash- 1 | ington to Brookiey A mace at Mo-| AT ST, ANN'S HOSPITAL bile, Ala, had been missing more | (SR SHRATES houCs | The stork called twice at St.| | Ann’s Hospital in the past 24 | hours. i The Rev. and Mrs. Fred Telecky | of Auk Bay became the parents of | a baby girl yesterday afternoon. | PP SRBM 35 T R AR The child weighed seven pounds, A six ounces at birth. They have |one other child, a boy The Rev. . . oq | a e 1- F]lls Blll for McGl“ ‘Tt?lecky is pastor at the Chapel ' | by -the-Lake. Mr. and Mrs. James Bidwell be- came the parents of a baby boy early this morning The child weighed nine pounds eight ounces at birth ! g il v RESERVE OFFICERS ‘ 6 MEETING SET OCT. 18 | Reserve Officers will meet on the| ! | third Tuesday this month—October |18. The meeting is usually held second Tuesday of each month. A i Twe attempts were made by in- OMAHA, Nebr..—Jo;\n Mclql:“' c‘;:;;}slrucmrs to reach Juneau for a "m‘m.;““‘::pfi?"‘:‘::.'! ?}:”yllsw?tched‘mee‘mg last month, but bad wmlilhtfir, milder Calvert,” he says. | weather cancelled both trips. y lls the bill perfectly.” The instructors were bringing | It fi P | film for the Reserve Officers’ class | CALVERT RESF%RVExBl;‘nded Y"smfigit}us month. The meeting will be e oot O e R York City | held in the Salvation Army reading | Qalvert Distillers Corp., New York City & ————eeeee== 10O 0N Franklin Street. 1 LONG ISLAND GUEST Beatrice T. Hurley of Rockaway | Beach, L. I, is stopping at the Baranof Hotel. i | Alaska Coastal Alrlines enables you fo arrangs —through your local ticket agent—your passage fo the States on Pan American, and then to any spot on the globel And for you who buy tickets In Sitka, Hoonah, Tenakee, Skagway, Haines ond similor communities, ACA reserves a special block of seats so that its passengers share equal priority with those who buy tickets in Juneaul OMSK% i 8 %IRUHES ewing tern otlaska FAVORITE PIE? Make it easy ...and good Whatever kind of pie he likes, you can make it better, quicker and easier with the new Pillsbury Pie Crust Mix. Just add water and get ten- der, flaky crust every time. Use your own filling recipe or one of Ann Pillsbury’s fa- wvorites, right on the package. Surprise him tonight! . Pillsbury PIE CRUST MIX Minn. Trade-mark Registered U. 8. Pat. Off. Nine full ounces — ample for a nine-inch two-crust pie. Copyright 1948, Pillsbury Mills, Inc., Minneay R. J. ZERNIA & SONS Territorial Distributors | for a conference Oct. 24. Conference on | Iron jurl'ain WASHINGTON, Oct. 7—(®—The State Department has summoned the American envoys in seven East- ern European countries to London Top United States diplomats from ! Russia, Poland, Czechoslovakia, | Yugoslavia, Hungary, Rumania and Bulgaria will attend the meeting. l Assistant Secretary of State George W. Perkins will fly from ‘Washington to sit in. The State Department gave no details on what will be discussed. ALASKA FORESTERS ON WAY TO NATIONAL MEET Charles G. Burdick and Harold E. Anderson, both in the Juneau office of the Forest Service, have taken vacations in order to attend the annual meeting of the Society of American Foresters. It is the technical society for; foresters of the United States. Its| annual meeting will be held Oc- tober 10 to 13 in Seattle. Knox Marshall, Petersburg forest supervisor, will also attend the meeting. 'DE MOLAY DANCE 10 BE HEI._DTHIS NIGHT A dance at the Scottish Rite Temple this evening sponsored by the DeMolay boys will be a social event which the younger set looks forward to with anticipation. Dancing will begin at 9 o’clock, and end at inidnight. All Douglas and Juneau High School students, as well as Rainbow Girls, and guests of DeMolay boys, are invited to attend. HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. Kelly Jones, Mrs. Fred Tel- ecky and Mrs. James Bidwell were; admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yes- terday. Seven persons were discharged from St. Ann's yesterday: Barbara Lizer, Mrs. Ronald Mayo and baby ! boy, George Bonnett, Robert Grant, | George Luetkehans and Randy Ak- agi. 1 i At the Government Hospital John | Austin of Juneau and Harold Hatch | of Klukwan were discharged. | | _FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE | Solon Barraclough of Durham, N.| |H.,, is stopping at the Gastineau Hotel. FROM ANCHORAGE Raymond P. Sanford of Anchor- age is a guest at the Baranof Ho- | tel. PORTLAND ARRIVAL ! | registered at the Baranof Hotel. CALIFORNIA VISITOR John H. Graf of Portland, Ore,, is | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA NEW REGULATIONS BY HEALTH DEPT. IN EFFECT SOON A uniform vital statistics program for Alaska took another step for- ward with approval of rules and regulations by the Board of Health | in Juneau this week. These regu'a-| tions will go into effect within 30 | days. Goal of the program is com- plete and accurate registration of | all births, deaths, stillbirths, and adoptions, and to make these avail- | able to properly concerned indi- | viduals. Steps toward this goal will | include preparation of instruction | manuals .and . field work -with com- | missioners, community leaders and | the public. | At public hearings representa- | tives of veterans groups pointed,out the need for free copies of records for veterans’ claims. Allowance was | granted by the Board of Health for furnishing free copies directly | to the agency concerned. | Dr. C. Earl Albfecht, Commis-| sioner of Health and Registrar of | Vital Statistics, said that detailed | statistics will be of great help to| the guidance and evaluation of the | Territory’s public health program. For example, if statistics from one town shows a high number of in- concentrated efforts to investigate the [fant ~deaths, 1can be made | problem. The newly-formed Bureau of Vital Statistics is under the direc- | tion of Francis E. Kester, consult- lant on loan from the National| | Office of Vital Statistics. Mimeo-| | graphed copies of vital statistics | regulations will soon. be sent to all | commissioners, and individual copies may be obtained from the’ Bureau of Vital Statistics, Box| 1931, Juneau. | CARD OF THANKS ! I wish to express my apprecia-| tion and thanks for your confidence and support in the recent elecLiml.‘ —Mrs. Daniel D. 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