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Housewife: 'L.re these eggs strictly
fresh?"
rccer:( to his clerk)—"Feel of
hose eggs, Jim, and see if they're
cool enough to sell yet."
Yallie:"I*ve never seen such dreamy
oy.„s. * stayed so late
HELEN ■JOHNSON BACK IN
ALASKA
After an absence of five years dur
ing which she served in.far parts of
the world, hiss Helen Johnson ’'re
turned to Juneau,January 10,as tuber
culosis nursing consulatatt for the
Alaska.Department of Health.
She left ^vluska in 1944 after work*
ing as public health nurse for the
department from May,1939. During
that time she "was .stationed in 'Wran
gell, the Katanuska Valley and
Juneau.
Leaving to join UNNRA, her'tour of
duty took her to Palestine, Ugypt
and China here she was regional
consulting nurse, .■A’ter her return
in 1947, she completed work at Ysle
University for her Master’s degree
in public he.'1th ana has been doing
field work mith the Connecticut
! State Tuberculosis commission.
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Miss Johnson replaces Alice Ilerzig,
U.3. Public Health Service nurse,
who has been on loan to the Alaska
Department of health as tuberculosis
nursing consultant for the past two
! years.
Miss Johnson has many friends in
Palmer vho will remember when she
Was stationed here in the early 40's.
! WAR PRISONERS - INTERNES
CAN FILE FOR CLAIMS
Govornor > r cst Gruening announced
recently that residents’of -laska
j who v;ere prisoners of war or civil
| ian internees at any tine during the
/•arid. «er II can secure official •
I claims forms from Lew M. billions,
Secretary of -laska, Juneau, ..laska
for benefits to which they may be
entitled under the Federal bar
Claims ,.ct of 1948.
Persons eligible, for benefits under
the h’ar Claims ^*ct include military
personnel who were prisoners of war
in any theatre in LorId her II and
certain .snprice.n civilians who were
interned by the•Japanese in the Phil
ippines, Midway, Guam, ’.lake Island
or any Territory or "Possession of
the United States attached or in
vaded by the Japanese on or after
December 7, 194i . Survisors may be
eligible for the benefit, in case of
the death of a prisoner of war or
ciyiliva.n internee.
Former prisoners of war may receive
vl_for eac i cay of imprisonment on
which the enemy failed to provide
adequate food. Under cortoin con
ditions, civilian internees may be
entitled to ,,60 for each month of
their internment.