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■ TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL
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In a recent report made by -the Alaska Tuber
culosis Association, it uas stated that tho
Association*fJ Decentralization Koventmt,
stdrted a year-ago, as had splendid results.
Specifically, in all Alas tan toims of any
size, groups havo boon formed to sponsor
the annual Christmas seal solo, Tho sponsor
ing group, by spocial arrangement rith tho
Association, may retain 20$ of tho local
receipts for local use in conhoction vzith
tuberculosis and its'problems* Last yoar
Fairbanks, Eetchlkan, Kodiak, Senard and
Wrangell took advantage of this offer, Tho
funds retained them provided transporta
tion por paticrrtsr entering sanatoria; food
and lodging for tho snmo en routo; supplies
noedod in-cases M* Homo Caro; provided
clothing for childron uhoso parents ucro
tuborculosis patients; and by uay of pro^
vent ion, .gave food’and vitanines to under
nourished children. In Seward, snong othor
activities, lunches vrerc given Hope resi
dents arriving there for tho Mass X-ray
survey and in addition 24 bed'lamps *.7C'ro '
ordered for Seunrd Sanatorium,. Because of
the success of tho plan, eight more touns
have non joined tho movement and 77ill bo
ready to report activities at tho end of
tho next fiscal year.
I Its. Boss T?tnn, Executive Socrotary of the
Assoc iation, statos that many of the above
expenditures rightly belong to- the* welfare
office, but that sinco adequate relief
funds are not available, the Association .
is trying to provide sore temporary, aid#
"Kouever," she adds, "this appalling lack
of relief funds has created as much of a
crisis in the tuberdulosis program as it '
has in othor fiolds. Too"often," she says,
"fathers and mothers refuse to enter hospiV
tals because if they do there is no ono to
care far the children, So,n she concluded,
"until vre have sufficient ’re 1 fare funds
to provide aid for dependents orphaned by
tuberculosis, the rhols program ic jeepardis
•dizod, n
ANOTHER ' RADIO STATION
Tho third radio station, ICBYR, is sched
uled to be on the air at 2:30 p.n* on licn
orial Day. Tho station rill be operated
by the Aleutian 3roaa6astcr, and roprosents
an invostnont of‘3l50,000.‘ Art Hoardon is
the nanagor. It rill be hoard at 1240 kilo
cycles and rill be dedicated "to the public
interest." The station is located on a 5
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acre tract at Spenard.
The I-loliday maCazino for tho month of June
features scenes frerc Alaska in color. Tho
articlo rhich carries the fcaturos is cn
titlod "Alaska". From all roperts on tho
articlo, it socies that Juneau rc3 ospecial
ly favored in the mrito-up as roll as tho
pictures. Herb Hilchor cf ?airbanks sug
gests that the articlo should have boon
pVuMj "A Report on Juneau."_