The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-17

to NIT, ana MlS. Stafley ArnQt on Thursday afternoon at the Salva- ton Army Home. The baby weigh ed six pounds two ounces. MT Arndt is @ local fisherman.
 Mrs Harold Donnelly, mother of two school age children. left on the North Sea on her first trip out of Alaska. On her arrival in Seattle
 Mrs. Donnelly will enter Swedish
 Hospital for major operation
 Passengers arriving on the North Sea were: from Seattle, Mrs. Rob eIt E. Nelson, tc join her husband here; Mrs. Mabel Hutchinson, the mother of Wally Simms; Mrs. Gil bert Thornton, to visit her son Glenn Thornton, an employee of the Alaska Native Service on Japonski.
 From Juneau: Dr. H. c. Rufus head of the ANS Medical Depart ment; Amos Alter, Sanitary En- gineer, to fumigate the North Sea after removal of TB patients; N. A. McEachran, salesman, and Lorraine Singer.
 From Skagway: MT. and Mrs. Howard Andresen, MT. and Mrs. Maxwell Workman, to head the TB Sanatorium on Japonski; 89 pa- tients, 20 nurses, 26 attendants; Sis ter Henrietta, Sister Faustina, Sis ter Maeni, Sister Lucita, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Marian Eberhart, MT. Merle Nelson, Marylene Hoolis, Mrs. Elm ma Hoolis, Irene Hoolis, George Hoolis, Annie Hoolis, Mrs. Phoege Rimmer, Herbert Rimmer, Barbara Rimmer, Herbert Rimmer, Jr.
 Leaving on the North Sea were: for Juneau--Mrs. T L. Stanley, Mrs. Gertrude Endicott and daugh- ter; Mrs. Rose Andrews and Mrs. Grace McNichol, nurses from the Pioneers Home; Mrs. J. E. Krall and Mrs. Harry Hodges.
 For Ketchikan Cecil Wentz and L. Bowers.
 For Seattle: Mrs. Evelyn Elwell, son Michael and nephew Charles Morgan, after several months visit with her parents. MT and Mrs. Bill Hanlon; Dr. and Mrs. G. c. Dal- phone, to make their home in the states; MT and Mrs. l. H. Taylor after a visit of several months with their daughter and son-in-law, MT. and Mrs. Alton Coon; MT and Mrs L. c. Berg, to visit in the states until the opening of the fishing season; MT. and Mrs. James M Meyers, to make their home in the states; Miss May Mills, to visit with her brother and sister-in-law, MT. and Mrs. w. P. Mills in Seattle with her companion, Mrs. Shura Mattson; F. R. Thomas, w. E. Goodwin, Charlie Pickering and E. L. Bush. pilots on the two Russian boats which were in port last week.
 Clarence Bands, local contractor and business man, returned from Ketchikan on the North Sea with his assistant, w. H. Fairis, after sample prefabrl- cated home for sale in that city MT. Bands plans to construct a sample home in each SEE Alaskan town in the near future,
 Ed Morke, owner of the Sanitary Dairy at Sawmill Greek, took over and operation of the establishment this week after a re- tirement of two years. His assist ant will be Arden Phelps.
 Ray Shultz, manager of the dairy for the past year, has moved tol town with his wife and two chil- dren.
 Practically all traffic stopped for a while Thursday as people stop ped to admire one of the cutest little girls that ever hit Sitka. Six year-old Marie Brown Schaetter, a little Eskimo from Kotzebue. arriv- ed by plane that afternoon as the first pupil of the Alaska Native School or Japonski. lnI her parka, mukluks and blue halr ribbon, she had traveled by plane