The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 22, 1950, Page 7

"T..0AY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1950 RUMAN APPROVES OME SCHOOL AID WASHINGTON, Sept. 22 — (® — 'resident Truman has signed into aw legislation authorizing $35,000 ederal aid for building and equip- ing an addition to the Territorial ~hool at Nome, Alaska. The new school will be available > both natives and non-natives.. | TOOLATE TO CLASSIFY VANTED TO RENT— 2 or 3 room | apartment by bachelor linotype operator. Phone Stephens at The Empire. Tune in the SCHENLEY SPORTS ROUND UP TONIGHT KINY 10:15P. M. Mon. through Fri. |DR. HALDEMAN HERE ON FSA MATTERS Here on ws 1irst visit since being named acting Deputy Regional Di-| rector of the Federal Security| Agency, Dr. Jack C. Haldeman of | Anchorage has had a busy week u!? conferences with Territorial health | and welfare officials. With Dr. C. Earl Albrecht, Health | Director, Henry Harinon, Public ‘Welfare Director, and department | heads of both organizations, Dr.| Haldeman has been particularly in- terested in working out the grant- in-aid programs administered by the F.S.A. Part of his time also has been | spent in connection with his work | s director of the Arctic Health Re- search Center at Anchorage main- | tained by the U.S. Public Health Service. Dr. Haldeman was named acting F.SA. director as of August 20, when Director Hugh Wade was transferred to head the Alaska Na- tive Service. The Anchorage visitor plans to return to the westward tomorrow. B26 DOWN ON FIELD RESERVED FOR CUBS MIRYANG, Korea, Sept. 22—® two-engine light bomber on a flying two-engin light bomber on a flying strip here yesterday. The field seemed small. He found it was re- served for grasshopper-type laison planes. A correspondent asked him his name. ‘My name, brother? I'd never tell my name after pulling a deal like this,” the pilot exclaimed. 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HM DURING THE RACE 72 SPEECH...OH BOV...ISN'T THAT GREAT ” 2 REMEMBER THE NIGHT You PROPOSED SWEE'PEA, YOU DREW AN UNFORTUNATE PLACE, BUT (STARTER THIS RACE IS & MILES-- S YOUR OUTSIDE POSITION ISHOULD BE NO_HANDICAP! THIS COMES MARY LOU, PAGE SEVEN HORSE RACE! YES, MY DEAR, | SAID-=- A FROM 8.8.C. LONDON .<. PRAVDA JUST ANNOUNCED THAT HUMPHREY 5 BEHIND THE 4 IRON CURTAIN HE 15 HELD AS o THE PRESIDENT IS TALKING 70 THE STATE DEPARTMENT. THEY HAVE NO NEWS o EXCEPT WHAT WE DOUGH I WENT AN’ GIVE FER Ve PN N 2 ARG Whos Sudler 7 I DON'T CARE WHERE IT AE5R_IC8CW}—{ETING Svi:ugs STAIRWAYS COVERED, : BUT THERE'S A ONE-, THE STEEL WALLS!? MAN ELEVATOR UP | THE SICN SAYS IT GOES :00—ARC] DI " d 5:00 HIE ANDREWS-NBC TO THE STEREOTYPE 5:30—Viking Varieties. All programs subject to change {ue to conditions beyond our con- | rol. | = EVVE GOTALL THE — DOCLTOR FROM GREENLAND MAKES | ESKIMO STUDIES Coming to Alaska after 27 years among the Greenland Eskimos, a| noted Danish doctor was not at all | surprised to find he could converse | easily with Eskimos of the Arctic Ocean-Bering Sea regions. It has long been the belief of Dr. Axel Laurent-Christensen that the Eskimo migration was westward— not, as tradition has it, from the| Orient. | As to the language, Dr. Laurent- Christensen says there are occa- | sional slight differences in con-|p struction of sentences; but the words | and word-roots are identical with | those of his Eskimos. { “And there has been absolutely no contact between the two groups,” the visitor commented. | l. h / He plans to spend the coming| o 1950, King Features Syndicate, Foc., World rights reserved winter at Aklavik, where he expectsi the same language condition to be | true. His real purpose in spending a! 1 year among Alaskan and Canadian | Eskimos is to make comparative } studies on health conditions, espe- || 8 cially as they pertain to tubercu- losis. Dr. Laurent-Christensen arrived Wednesday aboard the USCG ice- breaker Northwind and will re- join the ship Sunday for the re- turn to Seattle. Then' he will visit a friend of his young days in Copen- hagen, Denmark, who now lives in San Francisco. Back in Seattle, then the winter based near the outlet of | the Mackenzie River in Northern Canada, and a third visit to Ju- neau on his way out next summer. Since leaving Juneau July 8, Dr. Laurent-Christensen flew to Fair- | g8 banks and to the Aleutians, joining | the Northwind at Adak for the two- | | month round trip. The visitor, whose home and hos- pital are at Julianehaab, near the southwest tip of Greenland, is a guest at the Baranof Hotel. k He has conferred here with Ter- ritorial Health- Department offi- cials, also with Dr. Jack Haldeman — | of Anchorage, director of the Arctic Health Research Center. ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMFANY [Ty SCHEDUL ‘ ) HEDULED S = - 10 TEACH AT GALENA . Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kowalczyk of Cleveland, Ohio, are in Juneau en- foute to Galena on the Yukon where - they will teach an Alaska g:flve Service school for the com- HE SAID “CHAWIN' TERBACKY " TWICET-- DO YE S'POSE THAT'S GOT ENNYTHING T0 DO WIF CHOO-CHOO ? “RIDDLES” POINTED AT A CHOO-CHOO TRAIN AN’ SAID THAT WUZ THE ANSWER CHAWIN' TERBACKY AN WHAT FOLLERS TH’ BRIDE ?* WHO EVER HEERED TELL OF ATRAIN FOLLERIN' A BRIDE? I'™M BRAINY AS ALL GIT OUT, BUT I'LL BE DURNED IF I CAN FIGGER OUT THAT OURN RIDDLE RIDDLE AG'IN, CALEB--DRETFUL SLOW-LIKE You're sad—because you'd like to have a nice new General Electric Refrigerator right this very day, but you can’t get one! We're sad—because it’s our business to provide people with General Electric Refrigerators, but we just don’t have enough to go around. And it’s nobody’s fault in particular. The General Electris piophhnve‘refi'imlwrfamryubigudloutdom (or nearly). It’s equipped with the last word in production ma- chiwy.Andit’ntuminloutnfrixentonatanmzincnu. But so many people want a G-E—and won’t take any other make—that there are still more people waiting in line than there are refrigerators coming off the line. 'll pay you, though, to wait for your General Electric. Re- member—a refrigerator is something you buy for the years ahead. And no refrigerator will serve you better through those years than a famous, dependable General Electric. FOR A GUY WHO NEVER JOINED THE COAST GUARD, I SURE SEEM TO PICK UP. / /HE REALLY LOVES HER. AND JUST BECAUGE T 5 WAS LONESOME FOR A PRETTY FACE, I HAD WELL, THATS THE \HMMM...I SORTA FIGURED |~ TO KICK OVER HIS APPLE CART. THAT REBEL WAS OUR <] : HIGHLAND PAL'S *ONCE IN : A LIFETIMES Alaska Electric Light and Power Co. Go to it, Kid You're " doin’ Plumbing ® Heafing 0il Burners Telephone Blue 737 Nights-Red 730 Harri Machine Shop o Inc. 12th and E Street | figgered I'd try it some day. 1 would, but I've got my hands in this But why not? I've seen it done.a million times, You're not doin’ anv-fihlng, Snag. Fry that order of eggs, il you® AHim FaR <] AWAY NOW - NO DANGER OF A CAVE- IN NOW/ NORTHBOUND Sept. 26 Seward SOUTHBOUND S.8. Alaska Wrangell Ketchikan IT'S NOT SAFE TO WALK NEAR MY PROPERTY- FOR FEAR OF A CAVEIN! »S.S. Denali Sitka year. They replace Mr, and Mrs. ashmir Bezich who have taught ere for the past several years. _ This is their first Alaska trip and first teaehing job. He is a graduate of Ohio University with a major in education. She took nurses’ training at the Cleveland Memorial Hospital and is a mem- S.S. Denali . Petersburg Seattle Ketchikan S.S. Alaska Oct. 3 Seward o FREIGHTER SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE S. S. CHENA — September 28th R AR ), ——— 5 — ber of Beta Sigma Phi. They both .H. E. GREEN;, Agent—Juneau—Phones 2 and 4 like hunting and fishing nn{i look forward to their “Alaska adventure.”