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TRY THIS COTTAGE
CHEESE SALAD
Cottage Chees.e Is very good combined with
chopped chives, thinly slice.’, cucumbers,
slivered radishes ani chopped celery.Add
a little chopped red pimento and you have
c colorful salad as well as a tasty one.
Salt to taste ' nd. adS a little. sugar.
Serve with mayonnaise and sprinkle with
chopped parsley. Toss lightly and. serve.
Dnions may be used in place of chives,
shredded carrots may replace the red. pln
2ntoas, and the radishes nay be used as
i garnish around the salad. Anyway you do:
Lt, this makes a delicious salad.
regional nurse
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TERRITORY
vis11 INC-;
MrsV VeraNP.’ Hansel, regional public
health nursing consultant from the USPHS
headquarters in San Francisco, arrived
in Juneau this week end en route to visit
with Alaska’s nurses. She explained
that the purpose of these visits is to
bring some of the newly developed ideas
in nursing and to confer on programs re- •
latlng to nursing in Alaska.
She is to visit Alaska Department of
Health supervisors and public health
nurses and said she has also been Invited
to confer with Alaska Native Service
nursing personnel at Sitka and'Bethel.
Mental health, educational and tubercu
losis programs will be among the work re
ceiving particular attention during her
generalized public health nursing consul
tations With the nurses. Mrs. Hansel
added that the consultations will also
point out in what ways the Public Health
Service can best offer assistance to the
Alaska nursing program.
After a visit to Sitka, she is scheduled
to leave Wednesday for Anchorage, Palmer,
Bethel, and Fairbanks, returning to
Juneau about July 15.
Mrs. Hansel, wh'o received her M.°.H. deg
ree from Columbia University, served in
Hawaii'under the PH3 during the war as
tuberculosis nursing consultant. Hawaii,
Alaska, and five of the western states
make up the region for which she is now
nursing consultant.__
NAVY AIR POWER IN ALASKA
Navy air power Is represented in Alaska
by a squadron of Ions range NeptUn'es,
sister-ships of tha famous "Truculent
Turtle." Based at Kodiak, with a cruls
lns range of more than 5,000 miles, these
Navy planes can fly non-stop from Kodiak
to Adak, Nome, Pt. Barrow, Fairbanks,
Anchorage and back to Kodiak.
During a recent four-week period,; operat
ing in the mainland Alaska and Aleutian
areas, the Kodiak squadron established a
new flight record of more than 1200 hours
in the air.
Especially designed to meet the threat of
snorkel-type submarines, a new version of
the Neptune, known as the P2V4, will have
even greater range and power through the
development of a new type 'compound'1 en
gine, a combination reciprocating engine
and three small gas turbines. The new
Neptune, built by the Lockheed Aircraft
Corp.,* will carry super-sensitive radar,
capable of detect!ng small targets over
great distances. Armament will include
cannon, rockets, torpedoes, mints,
bombs, and depth charges.