To Allow (lancer
R (k en Son to Die
ALAMEDA, Calif., (/P) — The
distraught parents of three-year
old Rodney Gale have made a
heart-breaking decision — to let
him die of cancer as soon as
possible.
It was one of the toughest de
cisions a parent could be called
upon to make.
A hospital doctor told Mr. and
Mrs. LeeRoy Gale that a nitro
gen-mustard compound might
keep the spark of life alive in
Rodney’s pain-wracked body for
two or three months more.
“We thought about it tor a long
time,” said 29-year-old Mrs. Bon
nie Gale last night.
“Then we decided against it. It
would only prolong Rodney’s
misery and he’s miserable enough
now.”
Little Rodney became ill last
August. Doctors collapsed a lung
in September and operated. They
found cancer cells were filling his
body.
Death may came at any time.
Already Rodney has had his
Christmas tree and toys, but he
scarcely was able to know it.
The 33-year-old father laid off
work as a freight handler to be
with his son.
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DESTINATION:
Pantry shelves oi the world
Alaska salmon, rich in protein and other essential nutrients, goes
to the world’s market places where it must compete with other
foodstuffs.
Catching the salmon and packing it are but part of the job.
Once the salmon have been tastily, scientifically packed and labeled,
they are sent to the market places of the world.
There these cans of Alaska salmon must compete with other
food products: fish, meat and poultry. The final destination is the
housewife’s table.
Because the salmon industry historically has been the back
bone of Alaska’s economy, it is important to all Alaskans that
these brightly labeled food packages continue to please the palates
of the world.
The success of the industry in selling the Alaska salmon pack
is directly reflected in its ability to pay adequate wages to fisher
men, cannery employees and others, as well as taxes to support
schools, build roads, and maintain other functions of government.
HEAR SAM HAYES, noted radio eommentator .».
every Sunday over your favorite Alaska station
write today for your copy of "Welcome to Alaska,"
a colorful 12-page booklet crammed with information
about Alaska. Or drop us a card and we'll send this
booklet to friends or relatives outside. Address
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