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UNITED STATES POST OH ICE
HARRY B. DELAND, Postmrster
IVY M. DELAT'D, Assistant
FALYER, ALASKA
Third Cl- ss
I.ifantile Paralysis Foundation
Fa liner Chapter
Faimer, Alaska.
I‘nr Members:
Last nicht my wife and I had a lengthy conversetion with
hr. Foehn In regard to our baby Eileen. It seems to be the
inicn here that funds raised and hel~ in the valley from
the Infantile Paralysis Ball, are not to be used for victims
v * the dip’oase. This bein0 the case, please disregard any
effort to obtain those funds for our use.
• The local chanter seems under no obligation to assist
1 n the recent epiidomic as no efforts were made toward that
rnd in any of the cases of the stricken persons.
However, it would seem that, all persons who have donated
ti eir-money in the east should be informed th- t such is the
case as it is generally understood, that the funds are for
t; at purpose. There se‘ ms to, be a ccnfliction of opinion t s
E. L. Bartlett, Secretary of Alaska, and Territorial Chairr•n
'f the Infantile Paralysis Foundation sent a message to th
effect that the money should be used for the- relief of Inft tile
laralysls victims and*' that if these funds wer.-- nob snff i'cie • t
t1 at additional funds could be obtained through the National
F our. d a t i on .
Respectfully yours
c.C. , /s/ Hi.hr
F.L. Bartlett Harr
rational Foundation,. Warm Springs Ga.
Anthony J. Dimond, Delegate from Alaska
Harry M. Campbell
The above letter was recieved. by the Infantile Paralysis Found
ation, addressed to the Palmer Chapter and below you will find
a reply to I'r. * Mrs De Lane and Mr. Harry Campell, a copy f
whloh is on file._
MATANUSKA VALLEY CHAFTFR
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r„- NATIONAL .FOUNDATION FOR. INFANTILE PARALYSIS, INC.
—-L , February £5, 1944
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Tnited States ' <at Office
'Palmer, Alaska Continued on next page, _
The sp: ce used in this communi cat ion has been donated in the int-- rest
of fair play an^ will be paid by the donnter, a friend o.f the Pourdrtic