■ hospital news
Tx. and Mrs. Milos France arc tho proud
parents of a son, their first child, honed
Mvlcs Dunno, who c.rrivod on Wednesday,Oct
"oocr 16. The nov: arrival weighed 6 lh.and
11 os,
Cherie Brown, daughter of Mr, and Mrs,
Frank Brown of Anchorage, load appendectomy
on Wednesday morning, CheriO is getting
along fine,
Mr. and Mrs, James W. Wilson aro the happy
parents of’a son, born on Thursday morning
October 17, and weighing 8 lb^ and 3 oz.
He has been named Larry James.
There are at the present tirno six patients
and four babies in the Hospital, All the
beds and basinets are full.
This last Sunday about 10 men reported at'
the Hospital to help with the Ouonsct Hut.
A lot of work was accomplished, but tfiorc
is still a great donl to bo dono, Mr.
John DeVries is employed • t to go ahead
r;th the construction work, but extra help
spoeds things up a great deal.
The additional space of the Oponsot is
very badly needed. At this writing the
Hospital as is could not houso another
patient unless some of thoso thcro could
be token home,* Also, the entire space is
filled with women and girls and there is
not space available for a. men’s ward. For
this reason ever bit of help'that can be
given is greatly appreciated.
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