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HOSPITAL NEWS
Mr. K, ,b. Lothrap has been hospit
ilized since August 5 after being
mm over by a team of horses,
Mrs. Louis Eotiglas, C.A.A, oper
ator at Sheep Mountain, was a medical
catlent fior several days.
Helen Stephen of Was ilia has been
i medical patJsent.
Judy ^nn, infant daughter of Mr.
ind Mrs.’ James Seitz, was hospital
ised 6 .short time for medical care.
£l*s. Annie Hanning of Talkeetna is
a medical patient*
Mrs. victor Falk, Jr., has been
i medical patient.'
Patrick,* infant‘son of the Warren
iices received medical care for
jeveral days.
Don Hunger of. Fairbanks In at
;andonce at the Boy Scout ^arvr at
tings Lake ,was brought in t*o the
lospital on Thursday night for medi
cal treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert "nderson ore
;he ,proud parents of a baby t.irl
)orn on August ?. They have two
sons. *
Carl Wilson was injured Wednesday
norning when a can of‘sour cream
exploded and the lid struck him. in
she forehead. He sustained a deeo
jut .and was badly shaken up, but is
iow on the mend,
Mrs. W. L, huyle was hospitalised
Friday morning for medical care.,
l nYear 01d_Charles Houssau, Jr. of
Wasilla has been a medical patient.
TRIP DOWN MATANUSKA ALMOST FATAL
M.S. Snlter, oxygen technician,
and Mr. Kinter, parachute fabric?
worker, decided that the Me tanuska
biver was too dangerous for travel
.n an Array life raft.-They started
down 3 miles above Palmer with
shotographic supplies and other
.tens in a 5 man U>S. Army Life Raft*
?hey made' about 18-20 railas per hour
but had to wage a constant battle
:o keep the craft from being smashed
tgainst spags, hidden log.s etc*1
(?hey lost much of their equipment,
mt finally managed to pnLl ashore
sn the Arm near the Railroad. People
sassing by on the Highway c’idn’t
'ealize the plight of the roen, They
advise others not to attempt a trip
Like it.
It, looks like a storm, you had
setter stay for dinner.
Oh thanks, but I don't think it’s
sad enough for that.