CRIFHEO CHIL'MUN) TO-CHICAGO
Dr. C.'Darl Albrecht, Commissi wish* Of'
Health, has received word-from-the Anar tear
Junior Bed Cross Headquarters in Washing
ton, 3. C. that an allocation-of.011,500
was. made to the Department of Health. ;
This grant is for the transportation of ap
proximately 24 cri^olod children .from theii
i hones in Alaska to Chicago, Illinois. The
Director of the Crippled Childrens Services
of the Department of Health has completed
arrangements with the Hospital, .of the Univ
ersity,of Chicago for the treatment of cas
es under the Crippled Childrens Program of
Alaska. The University of Chicago Hospita]
is offering the hospitalisation and treat
ment without charge to the Department of
Health. The cases sent to Chicago will be
selected from the large waiting registry
in the'Division of Cripnled Childrens Ser
vices. Dr. Philip T'oore, Orthopedic Sur
geon, will’ assist Dr. Catherine Sherwood,
the director' of the division in the selec
tion of cases.
Dr. Albrecht indicated that, "The generous
gr.ant of the rational Junior Bed Cross has
made it possible for Alaskan children in
such great need of care to receive the ben>
efits offere'd by the" University of Chicago
Orthopedic Clinics. Alaskans can indeed
be grateful that this additional hospital
facility has been made available."
C 07 C EXECUTIVE BCAHO IMSTS (continued
from ?<. ge 3) have two large signs, 4 *x6'
made marking entrance to Fulmer fra.i the
highways. These signs bearing "Palmer-—
Future Capital of Alaska" and "Chamber-of
Commercemeeting dates will be rlaced,
first one just below Eckerts hill an’d the
other along the road between 2, C. Christ
ensens and Mrs. Margaret Bransons. Arrows
to be placed at points where the roads
turn into Palmer bearing the words "Bus
iness District."
The Chamber took no action on a C‘eon-up
Car.maign ercent to suggest that the local
papers stage a campaign for "Clean-up"
Carl Me.ier was named by unanimous vote of
the Executive Board to fill the- vacancy
created by the resignation of Matt Perkins
Mrs-. Zeile treated the group to a choeolatf
cake, and coffee.
• SUPERINTEND: NT RESIGNS
Mr. Carl Snelling, Superintendent of Palmer
School, has announced he has resigned from
that position, effective at the end of this
term of school.
CLEAN UP CAMPAIGN TO BEGIN SCON
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