FIRST ANNUAL CONVENTION OF MEDICAL ASSOC.
Physicians fro:*: the entire Territory are
esp&cted to attend wherever it is possible
There will'be three speakers from the
States: Dr. Joel W. Baker, Chief Surgeon
of the Mason Clinic in scattle; Dr. Ralph
B*. Snavely of Chicago, Medical Director ol
the Office of Indian Affairs; and'Dr. Leo
J. Gehrig, Tuberculosis Clinician,United
States Public Health Scrvico. :
Several members of the Association have
prepared papers for the meeting.
nSTART!',CSI'T<OF HUALTH NFTJS RELEASE
^gotiations for tho transfer of the Fort
nynond Hospital at Serarcl to the Torri
Torial Dopartnent of Health .are hoving • •
rapidly touard completion and the prospect
is nost encouraging for a second temporary
tuberculosis sanatorium being opened in
Alaska very soon.
The Scr/ard sanatorium uill be operated'by
the Board of Missions of the‘Church Exten
sion of tho Methodist Church. _ -
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