DAFFYTJITIONS:
Pox: Wolf that sends flowers.
Poker Pr.ce: One who has launched a'
thousand chips.
Polls: Places where you sthnd-in
line for a chance to decide who
will spend•your money.
WA N T E D -.A MALE PUP THAT CAN
BE T * *TET AS -A RETRIEVER
COCKER SPANIEL or SPRINGER .
. PREFERRED
LEAVE’ WORD AT THE SETTLER OFFICE
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AMNOUjNCJjNG
THE OPENING OP AN- OFFICE FOR THE
PRACTICE OF
GENERAL MEDICINE _
AND
SURGERY.
SEPTEMBER lo? 1945
TEMPORARILY LOCATED IN THE
DENTAL OFFICE IN THE
RECREATION HALL
BERNICE ANDREWS M.D.
HOURS
MONDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY
AFTERNOONS 2:00 to 5:00
PATIENTS WUli HOT BE SEEN AT -ANY
OTHER TIME; NO HOME CALLS-WILL
BE MADE. . . '
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WE FEATURE —
TYaTANUSKA MAID*_ i
PRODUCTS
, FANCY STEAKS j
QaliJt 5etwees
ICECREAM
HOMEMADE PIES
HOMECOOKED
MEALS
HOSPITAL NEWS
Mrs, ^ill Smith was hospitalized
*on Thursday.after a fall*
Mrs, Andrew Packer had minor
surgery this week, ' • v
Donald, son of the Harold Llnkels
of iVasilla, received medical treat
ment, .
Annie Elok,vYinifred Ouelette and
Josephine Rener of ^klutna had ton
sillectomiop this week, and Arthur
Butte hod minor surgery,
Louis Anderton of Chitinn was
admitted Erl day f or me d leal care.
Jean, daughter of the Claude Carrolls
had a tonsillectomy on Friday,
Edwin Lo.ch.er was hospitalized a sb
short time for medical treatment,
Paul Moonin of ^klutnti was a
medical patient..
.NEWS HEALTH RELEASE Cent, .from p.13
. Also collaborating in the report
were Lr. Norris* with,a history of
the Skngv/ay Sanatorium; and Dr,
Albrecht., telling the present status
of tuberculosis in the Territory.
Both emphasise the fact that, out of
aji estimated 4000 cases in ~the Ter
ritory, at the presnnt time there
are only 193 beds in Alaska and
that, as fast as .possible, W need
to find nurses and hospital attend
ants, so that we can make available
the remainder of the beds r t the
Skagway Sanatorium, also they agree
that we need more sanatoriums,
enough to hospitalize all Infectious
cases* The tuberculous are .
cared for in other lands, places
considered not so faradvanced as
Alaska, so according to Dg. Norris,
"Alaska immediately must- follow up
the start that has"been made toward
the control of tuberculosis because
the problem will, never be of less
magnitude than 'it is today*"
1 SELECTIVE SERVICE NEWS
The following classifications
were made at a recent Board Meeting
>f the Selective Service,
Prank Smith - 1-A
Qfred A, Brnttui-n ' ; lr-C Disc
Donald A, Lobdell 1-C Disc
Alphonse J, Lewandowski 1-C Disc
'Verdavne T. Pierrelee ... 1-C Disc.
Floyd L. Tuckness 1-C ^isc
Dawrence B, Dreghom Jr, 1-A
Unless we are further instructed,
boys who have one :^ear of high
, School to complete may not get a
deferment for that purpose.However,
boys .18 years of age with one year
of school to complete should con
tinue in school, until they are
called.* Regulations can change,...