The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 8, 1951, Page 7

THURSDAY, NOVi.IBER 8, 1951 NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS If you have missed your paper, please phone your newshoy. If you do not know your newshoy's name, call the office he- fore 5 p. m. John Holmquist ~ Phone 248 David Argeisinger 453 Ernie Kronquist ~ Green 120 Eric Beach Green 855 Dick Pegues Blue 100 Don Dapcevich Blue 147 Carlito Diaz Green 510 Kirk Tousley Black 810 Route 5B John Vavalis Red 539 Route 6 Bob Pegues Blue 100 These Are the Empire’s Lilile Merchanis Route 1 Route 2A Route 2B Route 2C Route 3A Route 3B Route 4 Route 5A EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED DR. D. D. MARQUARDT OPTOMETRIST Becond and Franklin PHONF 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS e ——— £ A T ——— P00000000000000000000008 M 0 $Burrows Welding Co.f| WARNERS Bt ks Genen et 3| FISHING GEAR : Boat Tanks General Welding : Box 2983—JUNEAU--Phone 289 I 406 8. Franklin — Phone 473 0049000000000 00090600000 FIELD PROPANE GAS | AND APPLIANCE CO. ATTENTION ” = " } s 1* Gas Has Gol " {1} | peroNNAIRES Walter D. 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INFORMATION-CBS. 4:15—Parade of Hits. 4:30—DAN MALLOY-LBS. 4:45—MAJOR LIVELY-LBS. 5:00—Excursions in Science. 5:15—BRAD STEELE-LBS. 5:30—BPWC. 5:45—Red Dog Daze. All programs subject to change due to conditions beyond ‘eur:con- trol. Mysterious New Disease in Korea TOKYO, Nov. 8—(#—A mysterious new disease, apparently brought to the battle lines by Chinese Com- munist troops, has infected United Nations soldiers in Korea. Far East Command surgeon, dis- closed the presence of the diseas today. He said it was new to western medicine and its exact na- ture has not been determined. However, he said, it bore a strik- ing resemblance to a malady callec epidemic hemorrhagic . fever, whiek the Japanese discovered in Man churia in 1939. It is also known as songo feve: and kokka disease. The number of Allied soldiers in- fected was not disclosed. Karen Lee Marquardt Born on Wednesday A daughter, Karen Lee, was borh to Mr. and Mrs. Don Marquardl at St. Ann’s hospital on Wednes- day evening. Karen Lee is the Mar- quardt’s first child and she weighec eight pounds six ounces. Grandparents welcoming Karer are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence John- ston of Chevy Chase, Md., and Mr and Mrs. Otto Marquardt of Eugene, Ore. _ EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY — Hunters and Trappers see MADSEN for guns, ammo, traps, camping supplies OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT Legal Shooting Times for JUNEAU AREA Start Quit a.m. CASE LOT GROCERY Brig. Gen. William E. Shambora | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—. 15\ 2 that Wicke IF (WE DON'T FIND A HEN © SET ON THE SQUARE <) (ROOSTER) 2z . -9) /\_,V W 27 ..YES, MY DARLING, I é FEEL FINE, AND IM SO HAPPY THAT YOU'RE COM- Zns FORTABLE AND TRAINING §\\ 15 COMING ALONG SO WELL. NOW T'LL LET YOU TALK TO 5, MOTHER . THAT EIQ HOUSE DOWN THERE, TESS. UNEAU, ALASKA T youre &)rot Walit. No,but I've beena to drive around with 3 reaitor to look at "| beautiful homes. 4 'WHAT GIVES WITH TH' CHARACTER WE PICKED OFFA THAT BEACHZ YD THINK HED BE GLAD TO GE OUTA THERE — AN’ HE WALKS AROUND LOOKIR’ Avepiapss ! SHOULD BCIL> PAGE SEVEN AN insurance rman wants to take me to lurich. free mer WATCH \EM EOLLy POPEYE THEM FIRST, BUT--=11 — /\A/‘ BLESS © GIVE M LOVE TO i EV'RYBODY. § WOULON'T WORRY, GQOD- MOTHER PALOOKA.. Surrise JUCWalt, 3 i__Al o B o WVes Country Club wants (| havern't us to have a months| a thing nbership. (to wear! \\ = HE'S 50 WONDERFUL.. )| HeY! 7 LIKE HE LOST HI6 BEST FRIEND, ER SOMETHIN' ™ ROLAND THE TALKING ROOSTER, CLOBBERHEAD !t 'VE GOT AS MUCH ROOSTERS ON THIS TRAIN ! I WANT YOU TOCOME OUT 7O | THE CAMP AND WATCH THE MANEUVERS AND TARGET PRACTICE - BRING YOUR WIFE # RIGHT HERE AS YOU HAVE ! [ MAGGIE - weke INVITED |—] OUT TO THE CAMP*BY GENERAL LEMAD - GIT 1 125N\ | AND SUPPOSE I REFUSE, MR. SMART aredil | |vLe TaKe vou- TO. CQURT FOR THIS . 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