hospital news
Eight-year-old Sylvia, daughter of the
Paul Nelsons, had an emergency appendectomy
on Thursday and is doing nicely.
Mrs. Larrence Plumlcy is convalescing from
major surgery.
Nicholas, son of Tony Jackson of Copper
Center is a medical patient.
Mrs. Robert Millions mho so husband is em
ployed at the Mabel Mine is a hospital
patient.
George Oversen, an A.R.C. omployoo at
Glonallcn ras hospitalized for treatment
of a leg.
Frcd'Eoodson ras a medical patient a short
:me.
and Mrs. Amos Floury of Copper Center
avo a son bom on January 22. He rcighbd
4 lbs. 10 oz. and has been named Leo
Palmer.
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lion. ~.L. Bartlett intends to introduce a
bill in Congress to amend the National
Defense Act of 1942 so that all legitimate
travel expenses tall be covered mhen the
men are released. Individual relief bills
for Alaska veterans trill be introduced to
reimburse them for the money already ex
pended in excess of the’travel allowance
given at the tine of thc*ir discharge.
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