SPECIALISTS VISIT PALMER .
(Continued iron page 1.) Materially in hi:
rehabilitation, at times the patientmight
be helped considerably if spared the ordea]
of the long trip.
3. Alaska is becoming more populated and
will recuire increasing facilities as time
goes on.
4. There is need for nurses, doctors and
the public at large to become better ac
quainted with the problem of mental health
so that cases nay be recognized before be
coming too far advanced, insanity must bo
recognized as an illness, not as a mark of
inferiority. The patients must be handled
as sick'neople rather than as criminals or
animals.
liany Palme rites no doubt are interested in
whether an institution, if built, will be
in Palmer, hr. lVerhciscr pointed out that
the work of the present committee is only
to determine whether the need exists. If
so the location will be up to others. He
was very highly impressed by the beauty anc
productivity of the liatanuska Valley farris,
After the meeting adjourned the group met
with the Commissioner and foe-commissioner
and Marshal to discuss the handling of men
tal cases from this area, ,jy;
Cannibal kings "hhat are we having for
lunch?
hooks "Two old maids,"
kings "Ughl Leftovers again 1"
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