1 Native Store Managers
! To Meet With ANICA
Directors in Anchorage
I More than 60 managers of na
tive cooperative stores in Alaska
, will meet in Anchorage on Nov. 8,
9 and 10 when the board of direc
tors of ANICA, the native cooper
ative organization, holds its first
meeting here.
Managers of 29 government
financed stores and 20 non-mem
ber stores from all parts of Alaska
will be in attendance as will top
officials of the Alaska Native
Service and the Bureau of Indian
Affairs in Washington, D.C.
Leo E. Murphy, new manager
for ANICA, also will be there for
the meeting, he announced in An
chorage last week.
Noted Woman Cancer
Research Scientist Dies
CHICAGO, UP)—Dr. Maud Slye,
noted for her extensive cancer re
search and retired pathologist of
the University of Chicago, died of
a heart ailment Friday night.
Dr. Slye devoted 38 years to the
study of hereditary susceptibili
ties to cancer in mice. After her
retirement she continued compil
ing data from lifelong histories of
the 150,000 mice she bred and dis
sected, trying to substantiate her
theory that human cancer could
be eliminated by breeding it out
of the- race.
MAN LOCKED OVERNIGHT
IN PUB HELPS HIMSELF
BELFAST, Northern Ireland, UP)
—Robert Mooney accidentally got
locked up for the night—in a pub.
The barmen found him there
next morning, surrounded by
empty bottles and a sea of spilled
beer.
“A glorious kind of incarcera
tion,” Magistrate J. H. Campbell
called it. He ordered Robert to
pay the pub owner 50 pounds
($140) to meet the damage he had
done.
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Gen. Pete Carroll, 44,
Dies at Walter Reed Hosp.
WASHINGTON, (AT—Brig. Gen.
William P. T. (Pete) Carroll, one
of President Eisenhower’s top
aides and a World War II com
rade, died at the Army’s Walter
Reed Hospital Friday night.
He was 44.
The cause of death was not dis
closed, but Carroll was known to
have a heart ailment.
General Carroll was presiden
tial liaison officer with the Pen
tagon and White House staff sec
retary.
Discoverer of Penicillin
Changes Jobs At Age 73
LONDON, (4>)— Sir Alexander
Fleming, discoverer of penicillin,
is changing jobs at 73.
Friends said he will resign as
head of the Wright-Fleming Insti
tute of Microbiology at St. Mary’s
Hospital here at the end of the
year to devote all his time to re
search on microbes and vaccines.
OLD SMOKE EATER
DOVER, N.H., (if)—This city of
15,800 thinks it has the oldest
active firefighter in the nation.
And in his 59 years on the
department, 81-year-old J oseph
Heeney recalls he missed only
one bell alarm of the some 2,000
sounded during those years. A
case of pneumonia a few years
back caused him to break his
record.
Recalling his narrowest brush
with death, Heeney said he and
three other firefighters entered a
basement during a 1933 fire.
Without warning an upper floor
collapsed, blocking their exit.
Just as the quartet was about to
give up hope of escape, a gas ex
plosion blew them off their feet.
When they regained consciousness
all four were sprawled in the
street outside, injured, but not
seriously, by the blast.
The relative frequency of mul
tiple births increases with the age
of the mother until the late 30s
when it is nearly three times that
of teen-age mothers.
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Alaska Legislature
To Decide on
Health Ship Issue
ANCHORAGE, GP)—1The Terri
torial Board of Health has decid
ed to let the legislature determine
whether to continue operation of
health ships to remote areas of
Alaska.
Dr. Asa L. Martin, board chair
man, announced the decision here
Friday. He was the first witness
called at a public hearing on Al
aska health problems being con
ducted by the Legislative Exami
nation and Investigating Commit
tee.
Last month the committee, af
ter a preliminary probe of Health
Department activities, recommen
ded that the department’s marine
program be abandoned in favor of
air transportation.
Dr. Martin said the board be
lieved the committee’s recommen
dation was in conflict with a di
rective from the federal govern
ment.
He noted that the federal gov
ernment had granted specific
funds for operation of health
ships.
Dr. Martin said the Motor Ship
Hygiene was enroute to Scammon
Bay at the time of the committee’s
recommendation, and if the sug
gestion had been followed the
ship would have had to be re
turned.
At the same time, Martin said
the board decided to hold up re
pair of the Motor Ship Health, in
drydock at Seattle, until the legis
lature acts.
Martin also reported that C.
Earl Albrecht, commissioner of
health, has been directed to draw
up a complete outline of compara
tive per capita costs of a marine
versus an aerial transportation
program.
Committee members present
were Chairman Herald Stringer,
Sen. Howard Lyng, Nome, Sen.
Mike Stepovich, Fairbanks, and
Rep. William Boardman, Ketchi
kan.
SUNDAY BALL SCORES
American League
Cleveland 4, Detroit 2
New York 4, Philadelphia 2
Baltimore 5, Chicago 1
Boston 6, Washington 2
National League
Pittsburgh 1, Brooklyn 0
St. Louis 7, Milwaukee 6
Cincinnati 7, Chicago 6
Pacific Coast League Play-Off
Oakland 2, San Francisco 0
Oakland wins 3 games to 0
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