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NEW SANITATION REGULATIONS
Thu Territorial Board'of Health, on March
7)' } passed t3w sanitation regulations
on 1 :.i* following subjects, which a*e to go
into effeco tne first of 3opt6iubnj.-*, 1947;
3ai ply. "awagb Disposal.- bating and
Jrinxin^ Istaoli shirentsj.'Food Stores and
Mark vt.r., frozen T)bssorts.. Industrial By
g lst j, lamps and Mattresses,.
Tae regulations‘concerning Water Supply,
Towage Disposal, 7*ting rod Drinking Es
b 'lliunmunt a and Tool Doer as an.d Markets
have bran in sif .act for a. nimiocr of years.
They were brought r.p-io-data ‘>y cb.e Board
(•£ Es-u-wb. in thei” meeti-.p cf last MarcH.
Tne o'-hev rcf.jUiab 'on - are new to the Ter
ritory ai.d vvar > propose! arid, passed at the
same meeting. 1
0, Tar!. Albrecht, Territorial Ooniniss loner
of Kerjth, mnourened today that 'copies of
regul it ions are available la pamphlet form
an! can bo obtained joo;i request x’rem the
Terri jorial Top <jr omen t of Health in Juneau
or from any cf vho branch ofi‘ices(Anchorage
Fairbanks ,K3t ch 'Jean)
Dr* Albrecht also said there are pamphlets
available on Private Premise TTiteri Supply
jnd Sa-.-.c^jb •DTopc.oa.T Systems and that in
struct iona for building and modernizing
I private wate:. systems may be ootained free
[’from tnc Dep a-tment of Health.
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Copies of the pamphlet.3 were reoeived in.
the '-Valley Settler Office" last week.
OR.ALBRECHT GIVEN ■ WRITE-UP.
The colorful career c,f Dr. C.Edrl Albrecht
Health Commissioner for Alaska, is featured
in the current issue of"the Health Officers
i News Digest,'
UNUSUAL SUNDAY VISITORS
Anchorage camera fans got an unexpected
break last Sunday morning when a young
cow and bull moose paid the city a visit.
Ihe moose are believed to. have followed
Skip Creek to its mouth. They spent some _
time sampling grass on the flats adross
the tracks from the Alaska Railroad Depot.
Another Moose invaded a garden on Second
Avenue. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Biesemeyer first,
looked out their window Sunday morning
they saw-a big yearling moose prancing
about the back yard, nibbling here and
there witli apparent enjoyment of the fare
offered. '
Ttiberculos’is does not just happen. It is
passed from person to person and the close
contacts of family life make the spread
of the disease difficult to controliThat
is why early diagnosis is important.