AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving yesterday from An-1
chorage with the Alaska Airlines!
were Bud Richter, Frances Mayer, j
S. Small, A. P. Wood and Don
Goodman.
Departing today were Otto Van
Sickle, A1 Mode and Don Good
man.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Friday with the P.A.A.
was Father O’Connor, who is en
route to his church in Kotzbeue.
Departing for Fairbanks and
Seattle were Roy Niles, Carl Lo
men, E. Bullock, Dr. Evelyn But
ler, Keith Roberts, and Betty
Mitchel.
Admiral Fletcher’s
Mother Dies
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 22—(A5)—
Mrs. Alice Fletcher, eighty-six,
mother of Vice Admiral Frank
Fletcher, former North Pacific
Fleet commander, has died.
Propose Pool Of
War Weapon
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22—(/Pi
Representative Voorheir, Democrat
of California, proposed that the
United States share its knowledge
of atomic power with any nation
which will give up its weapon se
crets. He proposed any nation en
tering into the pooling agreement
to throw open its war plants and
laboratories to international in
spection.
Pope Broadcasts
To Women
ROME. Oct. 22—(i^P)—Pope Pius
asserting “for a long time past the
political situation has been evolv
ing in a manner unfavorable to
the real welfare of the family and
to women,” exhorted Catholic
women, in a radio broadcast, to
participate actively in political
life.
We have won the Victory, buy
bonds so we can win the peace!
TUBERCULOSIS
CONTROL PROGRAM
FOR ALASKA
JUNEAU—A tuberculosis con
trol program for Alaska, effective
October 15, has been outlined by
Commissioner of Health C. Earl
Albrecht, M. D., and sent to the
Territorial Department of Health
personnel, physicians, hospitals
and other interested agencies in
th£ Territory, it was announced
today by the Commissioner,
The program includes instruc
tions in the procedure for making
application for hospitalization and
x-ray services for the tuberculous
and information concerning the
payment by the Department of at
tendant costs.
Eligibility for care under the
Territorial Department of Health
remains: “A medically indigent
person, not a beneficiary of an
other Territorial or Federal agen
cy, who has been diagnosed as
suffering from active tuberculo
sis (prognosis favorable), by a
reputable physician or tuberculo
sis consultant.”
Nassau, capital of the Bahama
islands, has 20,000 inhabitants.
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FATHER COMES
HOME
Copyrighted, 1945, by, and
prepared by the staff of the
Child Study Ass’n of America
Distributed by (JP) Newsfeatures
SECOND OF A SERIES
Whenever and however the
children finally meet their father,
don’t be surprised if they don’t
act like children in books or mov
ies.
They may get shy and “frozen,”
they may burst into tears from
shee'r excitement. They may act
as though they didn’t care and
just turn away to play with some
toy. They may even act fright
ened at first.
When such things happen you
should remember that they are
not unusual and that it is not un
natural for nice children to act in
a way that grownups call “rude.”
Help your husband to understand
this too.
Children are unpredictable.
They may seem on the surface not
to care at all for the very person
who ought to mean most to them.
It’s one way of covering their em
barrassment. If you 'aren’t pre
pared for this, it may be such a
big disappointment that you will
scold them or show your disap
proval in other ways. But just
help them to thaw out gradually.
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