Document 93eQ3yap5r53Ly9ae9a8v644D

FILE NAME: Newspaper & Magazine Articles (NMA) DATE: 1968 DOC#: NMA173 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Seattle Times Article - Doctors Warn About Hazard of Building ---- 'CauseinWhichIBelieve ^ GEORGE F. BOYLE MRS BERTHARD ROBERTS Announcements . 8 0 0 -8 9 9 uSeattle Rosary for George F Boyle, 68 of 1628 S W 152nd S t , will be said a t 7 30 p m G r a v e s i d e services for Mrs Bessie R Boberts. M, of 13249 T hird Ave N W . will be a t 10*30 a in. tom orrow in Last Letter From a Marine " I want you to know th at I tomorrow a t Y a n n g t o n ' s F vcrgreen under the d irec ARVADA, Colo - (UPI) vou in case of my drath lo v e you a ll v e ry m uch You 810 Lost 4 Fmnrt While Center F u n e ral Home tion of W iggen & Sons She -- T h eir m arine son died last " Believe m e , this 1 m y * a r e th e m ost wonderful tamy- StXElCT&raSijc in'?ls*ST* R equiem Mass will be said died Sunday m a nursing M arch in V ietnam , but Mr. trtm e ly h e rd le tte r t w n tt. lv t h a t anyone can e v e r a sk O b ituaries at 9 30 a m Wednesday at norae ,, Born m Parsons, K a n , and M rs U oyd Parsons re But l m ust fee* ceived his la st le tte r only a w ant you ple ase to rem em for, and I thank God that3 w as so fortunate. - hSut rsFt,rawnicthis bCuhnuar!chin inRiSveear- Mkarnse Rmob1e9r1ts9 manodvedtotoWSaplola few da ys ago b e r two tM n u . I hopetfcey " p l e a s * dMi't le t tM s c re ate HI both betp and m a r t s ,Rew(*<ll SU SEWS'RO-PJmm' turn "lWbM" M onday, June 10, 1968 ton Crest He died yesterday in a hospital W alla in 1922 She cam e he re in 1924 from W alla W alla The letter w as tucked m a Bible th a t w as included in personal possessions which y -F irst. L died for a cause . b itter * * to y r h e a rts - for the s e rr f er the war- I guess it is art ^vtilwjoro^ A native of Seattle, Mr Boyle w as a dispensing opti cian for the Sherm an Optical Surviving a re her husband, Berthard, a son. B L Rob Douglas B P a rso n s' buddies mailed home from Vietnam in which I fully believe - m a fashion that goes with the so m e th in g th a t wiU have b e A m and m en wlfl h a Co He was a past grand knight of the Knights of Col erts. J r . Seattle, a daugh ter Mrs Bruce H Thayer Sacramento, a brother, Oves Among the personal items w as a Pu rp le H ea rt which Parso n s had won T he 21- Parsons name " Second, when I die, I fol ly believe th a t my soul will to d o It- ,, , " I know the blow will S* terrib le, but I am praying um bus He w as a mem bei of th e Carroll Club, th e Holy Ross, Vancouver, Wash , and year-old marine had never go to Heaven 1 believe in th a t God will give you the FRANZ A. PALM N am e Society and the Wash a sister M rs L eonard Ross, m entioned it to his parents God and I believe He takes s tr e n g th to face the fa c t and M. L. Jordan, Funeral services for Franz ington State D ispensing Opti function City, Ore The letter said ckanroewofthhiast loIveadmoneresa lSloy yaolul H e w ill console you A Palm 82 of 9014 53rd Ave S , will be a t 11 a m cians Association Surviving a re his wife, "D ear Mom and Dad, T h is will be m y last let right and I will see you both `T love you a ll so much,"Doug ' W ednesday a t the Columbia Florence four daughters, OLAFUR BJARNASON te r It will be delivered to some day o|E>SGS?S'isS3sS TV Executive EOmonOi F uneral Home, with burial M rs Robert Downing, Mrs. F uneral services for Ola- Dr. Orville dsifSn V cm ^l^'8 * ^ " in Greenwood He died Sat urday in a nursing home W illiam Moeller and Janet Boyle, all of Seattle, and fu r B jam ason. 89, of 319 N 76th S t . wit! be a t 3 p m BOBBY J . TANNEH1LL FUNERAL Carol A native of Finland Mr M rs T homas Drilling, Tu W ednesday in th e W iggen & EA iW l' Palm moved to Mount Ver la re C a lif, a brother, Den- Sons chapel, w ith burial m Rosary for Bobby J Tan ta rirts * i non in 1900 He cam e here in ms Boyle, San Diego, and E vergreen H e died Satur nehill, 43. of 1230 S I31st S t , Cornish, 82 Pence, 62 : m o He was a floor layer three sisters, M rs Albert day in a hospital will be said a t 8 30 p m 1 retiring m 1956 Johnson. Mrs Robert Davis and Mrs Anders Berg, alt of Born in Iceland M r B ja m Thursday a t Y a r i n g t o n 's , Surviving a te Ins wife, Al Seattle ason c a m e he re m 1924 Caro! Cornish, 82. who White Center F u n e ral Home M em orial services for Dr I ice, a son, Roy P alm . Aber T he family suggests re from C anada He w as a seU- founded the C a s e y Jones Requiem M ass will be said O ro v ille L Pence, 62, of 7059 deen, and two stepdaughters, M rs Virginia Fertw angler, m em brances to th e Sisters of employed c a r p e n t e r years, retiring in 1951 48 Railroad E xcursions, died yesterday in a nursing home a t 9 30 a m Friday a t St 5 3 rd Ave N E . an associate professor of speech a t the Renton and Mrs Ruth Notre Dame de Namure Building Fund, Saratoga. Surviving Is a son. Kay The first Casey Jones E xcur Bernadette's Chuch, with bu U n iv e rsity of W ashington, Klinefelter Seattle At his request, there w ere Cahf . Bjarnason, Seattle sion w as held here Decern rial tn Holyrood He w as m w ill- be a t 2 p m tom orrow jured fatally S aturday in an m th e U niversity P re sb y te no services for M aitland L b e r 2 1956 H ie excursions gave senti automobite accident r i a n Church Cremation ,was DEATHS, FUNERALS MRS OLIVA M Jo rd an 50 general sa les m ental rail fans a chance to Bom in E ls b e n y , Mo , Mr d ir e c te d by Bleitz. He died CAtf.ERMAN FUNERAL m anager for KOMO-TV an d ride behind old fashioned Tannehill cam e here in 1957 S a tu r d a y m a hospital M e m o r i a l services for v i c e president-television lednotvd, RUSSEL-L-- t ste am locomotives Only die He was an employe of the B o r n in Sioux City, Iowa. M rs Olivia M Caliarm an, sales of the F tsh e i's B lend , sel engines are used now W ashington T ree Service He M r . Pence cam e here as. a 88 Of 1333 N 125th S t , will Station, Inc who died S a tu r A spinal ailm ent had kept w as an A rm y veteran of y o u th . He graduated from be at 3 30 p m Ju n e 23 at d ay m a hospital M ittel- Miss Cornish b e d r i d d e n World W ar II th e U W m 1934, la te r ta k thti Haller Lake Methodist Church of which she was a stadt's Mortuary c re m ation directed '<ilie SeSontollneemSheveMn rsorMonodndi'Hvldn ree, yromfcnlWren Privat wer ; since 1960 F o r y e a rs Miss Surviving a re his wife in g his m a ste r's degree Cornish sent r e c l a i m e d M ary, five sons, Kenneth, th e r e and his doctorate from member There was crema A native of Saskatchewan, C hristm as card s to boys' and Michael. Steven, John and th e University <*f Iowa H* tion She died M ay 31 m a M r Jo rd an attended schools girls' sta te train in g schools Bobby J Tannehill, J r , and ta u g h t a t the U W unttl hospital in T acom a and the U niversi Sbe also had been active in three daughters, Lmda, P a t W o rld W ar II, when he ty of Washington In 1934 he rem inding othe rs to send ty a nd K athleen Tannehill, s e r v e d in the N orth African OKtJwSlti, becam e an announcer f o r r a jHirtr^ STANLEY M McCAUGHEY dio Station KMO m T aco m a MKot-Sr gifts to the schools alt a t hom e, his mother, a n d Italian cam paigns a; B om in Redwood Falls, A24CM.. iffJV Iw l ----- ----- -- F u n eral services for Stan and in 1936 joined rad io s ta ley M McCaughey 78, of tion KOMO-KJR a s a n a n B K T i Un COLUMBIA* FUNERAL M inn. Miss Cornish came 7( SAHOGEN^--John he re in 1936 Mrs M ary T a n n e h ill , Seattle, and three brothers. Nelson a nd Peyton, both of N a v y intelligence officer M r Pence served as a fa cu lty senator, as chairman patrteuno. resY" -- s" -<s TSfflT Lmg_ W r- wc1 4203 S W Hill S t , will be at i p m tom orrow ai the G roth chapel, w ith burial m nouncer After serving with th e A my during W orld W ar II, he rejoined KJR, by then V F un e ral services will be a t 10 39 a m W ednesday in B utterw orth's chapel with E lsberry, and Ray TannehiL, Tacoma of th e university public-rela tio n s committee and as act Pound i' T I Forest Lawn He died Friday undei different ow nership, burial m the Burlington Cem ing chairman of the depart 1 in a hospital and was sales promotion-re etery, Skagit County WILLIAM E . BAIHLY m e n t of speech He was past ' a native of Ireland, Mr search m anager, national h Party a*'Kortteny5an rrt'wrs <W i H er real na m e w as Mrs p re s id e n t of the W ashington M emorial services for Wil S t a te Speech Association 811 Personals McCaughey moved to Cana sales m anager and statio n I d a m 1909 and cam e here m m anager nJtal*wsh ten/soft fetSoriy. _______ _ HMC" yaIunotoV ^ # m Edna B aker She took the name Carol Cornish from an liam E Baihly, 62 of 3242 M r Pence was a member 910 He moved to Omak, M r Jo rd an w ent to KOMO """.Iwtiom E Jun r a ffili wmjt 35th Ave S W , who died f th e W estern Speech Asso ' " T in g le Okanogan County m 1938 in 1955 as national sales Surviving a re a son Har- Friday a t his home, will be c ia tio n and the Speech Asso- i and returned here in 1950 m an ag er lo r television Tw o old C B aker idanha. O re , a t 8 p m tom orrow a t the c i a t t o n of America He ADULTS s a retired chef years later, he becam e gere ia l m anager of KOMO R a ^ S S S k UWOERTAKIMS < and a s i s t e r , Mrs S E j Johns Burlington howden-Kennedy c h a p e l There will be cremation serv ed six years as member a n d chairm an of th e King Rficordad M assige 24 H " , a i MA 2-3815 dsaioles mHean agbeecr aomf eKOgMeOne-TraV! OriWrAs OrrtopiOtc Hosolto1 _ 'liant w o ll Born in T acom a, M r Baih C o u n ty P a rk Board ly graduated from Stadium S urviving a re his wife, m 1961 and w as elected a iiir r M (M (CORNISH, Carat N T HARLEY ASKAY High School in T acom a and A m y , a daughter. M rs P h i 825 Travel . . vice president of the b ro ad 6U^RTM0RTH^FAlLy_M0_RjyARr g j F uneral services for Har- the U niversity of W ashing lip M e n c k e ; tw o sons, c asting firm in 1966 He w as aARNSS--Snl'ley H, ` g'*** .,??* " l ley Askay, 64, of 14303 ton He cam e here in 1923 C h a r le s and Ja m es Pence, ' DETROIT ealv a member of the Seattle E ighth Ave. S , will be a t 3 He was a civil engineer at a n d a brother. Ray Pence, all of Seattle, and two sis COMMERCIAL C ham ber of C om m erce th e Blue Ridge Community Club, p m F rid a y a t the W ashing The Beeuig Co 35 years He ton M em orial chapel, with was a m e m ber of the A m eri t e r s , M rs E d Dahl and Mrs IMPORT & E X P O R T ^ . the W ashington A thletic Club burial in W ashington Memo can Society of Civil Engi D o n a ld K ibler, both o f Kent. Au vos Delivered Anywher i and the Advertising Golf As- ria l P a rk He died Friday m neers and the Alumni Club of R e m e m b r a n c e s t o t h e ~ TlRtD^TST? AADA RIVEAWAY 1 sociation a Tacoma hospital Delta Sigma Phi N o rth w e st Children's Cancer TRY M WPUT^5,,J 1 I Surviving are his wife, A native of Spooner, W is, Surviving a re his wife C e n te r. Children's Orthoped ic H ospital were suRgc^ied 'wATCH ( May, a t the home a t 1221 N ""'" HOME UNDCarAKINS_CO _ t f l f ra g ra i D irectors M r A skay lived he re 18 D uns C , and a daughter *&M* i W N orcross Way, two sons JARHASOK--OWIui -- " : Dan, a senior at C entral years He was a carm an for Judy Baihly at home th e G re a t N orthern Railway "BILL PROBLEM S7 * istr>c,'cH ssm I W ashington Stale College, Y A R I N C T O N 'S ^ He w as a m e m b e i of the MRS. WILLIAM L. HARNAN i and Chris Jordan, at home, M o o se HAROLD E . K EELER Crema+ion $95 sS % ^ `ir.C O LT l o vfe A NEW CAR-FREE &/' | his p a ren ts, M r and M rs Surviving a re his wife. Eu MemonF.l services for H ar M em o rial M ass fo r Mrs J M A 2-8970 1 ^ J DESPERATE ? | Jav R Jordan, Tacoma and , a sister, Phyllis Servir* Compierti nice, six sons, H arold, Don old E K eeler 62, of 1138 ald, LeRoy, L onne and N E 91st S t , will be a i 4 B lan c h e M H arnan, 80, of th e Mount St Vincent Home, , Funeral Service ' 'he family suggests re G ary, all of Seattle, and p m T hursday in the Bleitz w a s said today a t Holy R o i 1m em brances to the C ancer ti Comple+e $255 Society Raym ond Askay, in Hawaii, f o u r daughters, M rs E arl Funeral Home Cremation s a ry Church Mrs Harnan w ille d her body to the Univ -.J. Ivr 1* Sor F" " Moo, A uburn, M rs Dean was held He died Saturday e r s i ty of W ashington She Young, Lacey, T h u r s t o n at home d ie d y e sterday a fte r a Song County, M rs D ouglas Tor- Bom m Denver M r Keel illn e ss gerson, Illinois, and Mrs C e r cam e he re in 1942 For B o r e in E sc an a b a, M ic h . L G abbert. Boston, a broth the p a st five ye ars he had M r s H a in a n cam e he re in er, Enoch Askay, California, been employed at the Burke 1925 from Portland She and tw o sisters, M rs M T Museum a t the University of fo u n d ed th e Seattle C eram ic R ichards, Billings, M o n t, Washington a s an a rtist and S o c ie ty She w as an honor and M rs Carol Oberg, Min prep a ra to r He w as a mem a r y c u ra to r of 18th C entury neapolis ber of the Third Church of po rcelain a t the Seattle Ait MRS CHARLES NELSON Christ, Scientist, and the Mother Church in Boston Surviving a re his wife, ,,ois M useum Surviving are her husband, W illiam L ; and three daugh F uneral services fca Mrs S , his daughter, Lmda Keel t e r s , V i r g i n i a H ainan, M ary E Nelson. 66, of 2332 er, Philadelphia, and two S e a ttle , and M rs 3 Swift 42nd Ave E , wilt be a t H a m W ednesday a t the Booth- Ashmore chapel, with bunal brothers, Lindsey and Ray mond Keeler both of Denver B a k e r and Mrs Phillip JA a r o n both of Bellevue m Washelh She died yester day tn a hospital Bom m Great Falls, M ont, M rs Nelson c am e he re 43 years ago She worked at Doctors Warn About H arborview County Hospital H er husband, Charles, died in 1948 J . Sunviving a re two daugn ters, Mrs Helen Carvonen, Hazard at Building By AL DIEFFENBACH e a s il y destroyed, n o r do they 1 Seattle, and M rs M ary Medical E d ito r, T he T im es d e c o m p o s e e a s ily " he B 't*tsQniroOaiwXjta. Ali SrtSW, _ INS A CAN? CALL SO J . . Lffi. Fam. CAIMamv => 816 p T r m '^ i 8 0 * f* 2 ------W---EbOss cFR fIleu5rAeT- K|oTr6S j m Swrt^ BBiflmeiT! j CiRveo'^un 775 Tnffks . IVATE~5Z~vm' (95lIwnv dvV _ _ LMHBIMLOLIIIAHLJEC Oovid SeUgT Jomii vKfrtli IO n Av N E , vov*SSe HOSPITAL or> H Ponti, 'S*W N e i*rt MtHort l,|a' T'JatnS^HkPoKfTpWr,OASoaitniiO, faAnd JFIt*t- [ reOROXT1>VVNH I" W Stfvlcu wodai, il o m SOOTH pnjjrt Colkwoo h ?HUSRC CHAPBI- W IH Srt*i erfrty M 1 I---- --------------------------- ------- COLUMBIA FUrtBRAL ti MOBMAM' -- t m , L. ArrefigHIW" m n JM,, W| S ' ' ; * ' OTTCKWOKTM FAMILY AIOOTBABV f* --- ----- / _ etfmonO* boy `lSirvUortlsveMtSoIToYr. no KOMI joh*o*i WM e 0nny W< . SttototltH oi rs VUgtaUo F a^M SuVuM BAL HOMiT* 'ytiam KAUF*R-$ CATMOOC*MVLt~ Cobb, Dallas, a son, Charles J Nelson, and a brother, Jo seph Hickey, both of Seattle, and a sister, Mrs Jessie Heckman Florida Patricia Jessel, Actress, Dies LONDON -(AFF-Pacnaa Jessel, 47, British actress who played th e lead m `Wit ness for the Prosecution on Broadway, has dted at her borne in Chelsea Cause of death w as not an nounced . Miss Jesel also appeared on Broadway in T oys in the 1 A ttic," and in "Monique ' M r. G illh a m , W rite r, D ies WAINSC0TT, N Y --(AP) --Mrs- R obert M Gfilham 58, nationally known shOrt story w riter Under h e r maid en name. Elirabeth Ennght. died Saturday She w rote for both young and oM H er i m ost p o p u l a r chikfirens stones being the "Melendy series a nd the ''Gone Away Lake" senes Construction of the Seattle F irst N ational B ank's 50 story building in downtown Seattle has created a senous health hazard, s e v e r a l S e a t t l e doctors have contended. No, it isn't that the build ing is going to fall down, but that asbestos fibers have been allowed to blow into the a ir while wait-insulation w as being applied. sa id . " G od knows I'v e seen enough cases to know w hit I'm talking about." th e sur geon added O n the other hand, the en vironm ental health people p o in t out th a t a " safe, allow a b l e lim it" of 5,809,6M pa rti c le s of asbestos fiber p e r ca b le foot of a ir h a s b e ad o p ted by the Public Health Service as the standard Specialists is a ir pollotioa control id environmental health work, however, say the amount of asbestos fiber in thv> a ir is w ithin allowable limits ana th at there is no health hazard. THIS INSULATING mate rial, actually, contains only about 10 per cent ashesUm fi ber. The rest is mineral wool, which apparently does not cause illrvesses such as asbeatnsis," one said. ONE O F TH E doctors, a surgeon, said th a t th e insu lating m aterial now has b e ordered covered as soon as it h a s b e Mown between the wall* of th e MiiWmg E arlie r, he said, the insu lating m a teria l had been left exposed to the wmd over a span of e to eight floors a t a tim e. . "The stuff is all over the downtown a re a I t will be around for months or years for people to b reath mto their lungs," he said The surgeon said recent studies have shown th a t as bestos fibers in th e lungs and a ir p a ssag increases H e said that-wtuTe asbestos applicators have b e found to have more hmg cancer than the general population, the asbestos workers were mostly dgaret smokers as well. . "A s far as Fm m a in ed, the- can't be any p n U cn to th e public ai tMs sMuatim downtown," he said. - QoesOomng the setoatjfic bases, "If any," for the 4,- 8,6*bpartlcle a l l o w a b l e standard, the surgeon retort ed, "1 don't care if it Is S.OOOJMor Stt particles. As bestos fiber a health ha zard and we shouldn't have to breathe any of i t " ^ALLBY WT<? <I M o v ie P roducer D ies PARIS - (AP) - Sacha Gordme, producer of the film, " Black Orpheus," dted rrcSESMORTUART, Rert eMTt Botti M M S M| B- IW_g_&. .yajusiwctswaSnStotr?? Kle Mmrlsl Berk. SIS G w n m l Is N eirisrf SAN DIEG O - (A P ) M anns Lt Gen. V ictor H Krulak, (re t) has b e named a vice presid e the Copley Newspaper. the chances of respiratory illnesses, tocludm g cancer- "TH IS ST U F F is no t lik pulp mill gase* th a t might bebreatbed but are dissent ed. Asbestos fibers a re aot Need help? A T IM tS "Mwlp Wanted" ad wfl feririg yew the best evactaMe spp> cawti and qwetty. TIMES W ant Ads, MAM 24B0fc c'o'tton O. AO 2-W6S S atu rd ay He w as 56