wont '-d from. ps.g£. I - - -
electric sewing m'acftih'ewhile-—teu*.
Calif .•. Prices are considcrablytoig^
er than formerly, especially for
garden produce, because of the .re
moval of "the Japanese., Still things
are .much . cheaper', than in Alaska a he’
the fresh; fruits a Pc' vegetables' are
abundant, I had my fill of grapes,
watermelon, avocados, tomatoes, ana1
corn on the cob.
Most of my time, ip L.A. was spent
in studying. Instead1 of sitting in
the /a^l!- ry .t o w'cytch others d o mer*i
cal' work,' be'cnusC of l.the shortygeof
help, I Was able to assist in thb
surgery, thus getting much better
instruction than .was possible in
form? r d- -ts . Instead of a crowd of
doctors' locking your view, now it
is' -possible to get a* first hand look
at everything.My t^rme was ...spout,
bet we m ‘ta.-c Los Angeles Gep’dral
Hospital and the White Mcmor'inl
Hospital, which are the best teach
ing hospitals in the citv.
Tile RE-I ,!AIMDER OF THIS INTERESTING
ARTICLE Bf DR. HOEHN WILL-BE IN
NEXT WEEi.h ISSUE.
REPORT ON COMMUNITY XLi.S FUNDS
• The exeffu‘tdves*couuc.l3,,>.imf^ var3 cus
other members of the Paimer’ Com
munity Christmas Organisation me^
Friday Jan. 14th, at four p.m, 1. e
1943' Christmas activities were dis
cussed, recommendations for rnot ^r
year .'were made and then the group
voted to r.llocste surplus funds,
which had been accumulating since
1940,rs follows:
.$100'was submitted to the Health
Council to be use'3 by the Pub 13 2
Health Service of this community.
$50. was used to match an equal
amount thr't the Palmer StudentC; in
cil had raised in their efforts to
secure new auditorium curtains.
$35. was retained for meeting ills
that might not have been in at ,t;-e
time of the meeting.
SQUARE* DANCING WEDUESDkY Jen. 26 .
1944, IN RECREATION HALL FROM 7:30
to 9:00 P.M. MRS-. KEELER WILL GIVE
INSTRUCTIONS IN SQUARE LANCING.
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