HOSPITAL NEWS
Mrs. David Bryant hns boon convalescing
from major surgery.
Doris Moody of Anchorage is a hospital
.patient.
Mrs. Duane Mahan, daughter of the Francis
Lae's, had minor surgery.
yde Chastain, age ll, was hospitalized
r medical’ treatment.
Mrs. Lawrence' Plumley was admitted on Wed
nesday for further medical care.
Theodore Bailey of Knik'wns hospitalized
for treatment of a hand.
Douglas Moffitt, son of the Owen Moffitfs
who live at the Eklutna Power Plant, was
admitted on Wednesday for medical treatment
Mrs. Fred Larson was a medical patient for
two‘days.
Mrs. Valetta King, mother of Clyde King Sr,
was hospitalized for treatment.
Mrs. Ralph Dye was a recent "flu" patient.
Benjamin Neeley of Gulkana was hospitalized
for several days.
Markle Ewan, Jr., was brought to the hos
nital by his father from Gulkana for
treatment.
Bacille 'George and Jim Seconchief' of Copp'ej
Center were patients a short time.
ML WINNER DISCHARGED — RELATIVE OF
ROBERT HIGGINBOTHAM
T/5 Marion E, Higginbotharii received his
discharge from Gamp McCoy, Wisconsin in
October, He served as a private three
months and a T/5 dental tcclinician 31 montl
He worked for a tank destroyer group in the
medical detachment in Europe under combat
conditions,
Higginbotham acted as a liaison man between
group and battalion. Ho was awarded the
Bronze Star for heroic achievement in
driving under fire, wears t ho Purple Heart
for wounds, and wears five bronze stars.
His citation reads— in part,
"0n 16-17 December 1944 in Luxembourg,when
the first waves of the German Ardonnes '
offensive engulfed the city of Clervaux,
T/5 Higgcnbotham’s only thought was to save
as much equipment rs possible. At the risk
of his own life, ho entered his office.whic
was under heavy fire, and retrieved the
dental records and what equipment he could
carry-. He attempted to retrieve his jeep- -
and trailer in an open field,but was held
back by military police, "
■'rion T. Higginbotham is a brother of
hert Higginbotham of Palmer,
wirtanen's
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