The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 10, 1951, Page 3

MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1951 DOUGLAS . &4 NEWSA - Another Hibok Hibok Bla HEALTH COUNCIL MEETING A Douglas Health Council meet- ing will be held this evening at the home of Mrs. Ray Rice. WELL BABY CONFERENCE The Douglas Well Baby conference will be held on Wednesday after- | noon between 1:30 and 4:30 o'clock | at the Health Center in the Gov- ernment School. i Mrs. Angus Gair, Public Health| nurse superintendent, will be in! charge. Tt was also announced that || an Immunization Clinic would be | held on Thursday between the} hours of 10 and 11:30 am. with Dr. | C. C. Carter in charge. i | | SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Gastineaux Lodge No. 124 will hold a special Communication on Tuesday evening, December 11 and another on Thursday December 13 according w,nnnounc@monl Work will be in the E.'A. Degree on hoth evenings. MRS. McCORMICK HOME Mrs. Richard McCormick return- | ed home last week after a month’s visit with her parents at Valley Ford, Calif, and was present to help them celebrate their 1;0](1(‘11: wedding anniversary. She reports a good trip except disappointment ; in not being able to see her son James, a Marine stationed in Sanj A huge atomic like cioud pushes up through a layer of cumulus a few Py, pvVel d y lans 0| " N Diego. Howe \1‘r-C_’:’:‘:‘xfi’l\_l’}‘jk‘l‘;htc minutes after a feurth explosicn rocked the crater of the volcano ble hu’:l(; on the Christmas YS! Hibok Hibok ni the Philippines (12-6). The death toll stands at she said. SHUMAN TWINS ARE NINE | (P Wirephoto via radio from Manila, Last Rifes Tuesday Foi Mrs. A. Wallers Funeral services for Mrs. Annie | Walters will be held Tuesday morn- ling at § o'clock at the Catholic church | FROM wasHI H. A. Morris of V Dale and Dennis Shuman, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shu- man, were nine years of age last Saturday and were given a dinner party by their parents at home. | Twelve young friends were invited | to dinner and an afternoon of | games, with a cifcus motif, besides friends of the family, including Mr. and Mrs| L. W. Richards and Mrs. | SKAUC . RETUR! 266 known dead and perhaps angther 5C0 buried in volcanic ash. is registered at the Baranof Hotel. | FROM SEATTLE D. R. Shane of Séattle is regis- tered at the Baranof Hotel S THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE THREE Siricken family_ Reunited L n of Mr. and Mrs. Donrald De For the first time 2 six chil C. | Mars were stricken with polio of {1 were well enough to n, DC., | the e stiil in t Rancho Los Amizos Lcs Ang in left ht. Oth Audrey, 7. aard, 4, rater, and Dox from lcft are David, 1; S Patr amily lives in Van Nuys, Calif. ® Wix ald, 10, at 12, and hoto. riey, 5; N | STUDY DEMOCRACY Library for Darimouth SYDNEY—#—Twenty-two Pakis- | Eugene Hahn. Hh(‘:’:}‘]]‘:g"- P};":’{:[‘fi‘]’fl“g‘[‘ ;\:.”g«:i:f‘ A. Olaf Skauge, construction in-|tan government servants have ar-| HANOVER, N.H., Dec. 10—7 e 520 (1 oD EY, Ars spector for the Federal Housingrived in Australia to learn varlous Dartmouth College has acg the MRS. MOE SOUTH lgxoen ‘Oameipry. | Administration here, returned yes-|aspects of running a democratic | Vilhjalmur Stefansson collection Mrs. Katherine Moe was a Das-| Mrs. Walters died Dec. 6. She terday from Ketchikan, Pe ur They want to learn ways | one of the world’s most complete senger Thursday by PAA enroute. was born at Tenakeé on Aug. 3, 2nd ‘N_l'fl"‘n’(‘“ where he had beeniof handiing traffic how to prevent | Arctic libraries — F dent John %o Tacoma. She plans to spend|1926 and is survived by two daugh- | Inspecting housing projects and | erosion, how to curb the black mark- | Sloan Dickey announces. Chrsitmas with her two sons in | ters, Adeline of Angoon and Fran- single family homes. He reporisiet and how to bring culture to The libr: which includes 335,000 the states and also attend to pro- |cine of Sitka. Also surviving is a that Ketchikan is ge ready to|packward areas. books, 18,000 pamphlets and many meet the expansion expected as a| “We're building a brand new na- | rare manuscripts and maps has erty transactions there. { sister, Martha Pasqua, of Tenakee.| e iR | resuli of a pulp mill to be built|tion a friendly nation, and we're|been compiled over 40 years by Dr FROM HOSPITAL | there. | a hurry” said Shafiul Azam, | Vilhjalmur insson, noted ex- r day returned home A | Srert R | spokesman of the party. plorer and Arctic authority. : ciadey A)’::!: ospital in Juneau| Fred Bryant of Ketchikan spent| JUNEAU VISITOR . i e iy : : the weekend here at the Gastineau| Dr. Milo Fritz of Anchorage is|feeesorsrrororrsmeorrarorerrrrrmrmaanammeor over the weekend after being con- oy fiped for medical examinations for | several days. Miss Kathleen Means also return- ed from the hospital earlier in last | week, and is now resting at home. | For Prompt and Courteous Service Phone . . .. 666--959 GLACIER CAB Ride in Comfort HUGE CROWD TURKEY SHOOT The residents of the Channel sup- ported the Douglas Volunteer Fire Department most enthusiastically Jast Saturday evening, keeping the Eagles Hall continually filled with people shooting for turkeys, hams and chickens. The shooting W kept at a fast pace by a committee | headed by nn Franklin. B | PAT AND EDITH RETURN f Pat Bishop and Edith Wellington returned home last Thursday from an extended visit in the states,; working part of the time in San| Francisco. The third member of the | trio that went out to see the world, | stopping at the Hotel Juneau. Miss Phyllis Andrews, sister of Pat, remained on her job in Cal- ifornia. The girls had a wonderful time, but were glad to be able to come home for the Christmas holi- days. VISITOR FROM HAINES Frank R. 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