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sonc excellent ideas.
Dr. Albrecht was one of the main speakers
and expressed his sorr;iv'>at the loss of the
building and commended the people for sav
ing so much'of the valubhlc equipment and
supplies. Ho explained the Hill-Burton bil
non in Congress and what effect it night"
have on the future building of Hospitals.
The Territorial Legislature passed a Hos
pital survey Act undor which the needs of
the Territory will be surveyed. Dr.
Albrecht also represented Governor Gruenir
and he assured the assembly that Governor
Gruening uould do all he possible could
to aid the Valley in securing a new Hos
pital. Dr. Albrecht also expressed him
self as being much in favor of a Community
Hospital.
The shortage of materials "as taken up arid
Mr. Rivers said that he felt that in a
case of a Hospital so badly needed as it
is here materials would be available,
Don Irwin, who'Just recently returned from
Washington D.C., expressed the idea that
a 50 bed Hospital should bo built, but
that re probably could not afford that
large a one. Wo could, however, build a
25 bed building with central service so
that in the future more units could be
added.
Mr, Harriss could not commit himself at
the present time concerning the part that
the Co-op would take in the building as so
many other quostions have to be settled
in regard to the insurance and the uso of
the Insurance money.
Questions .that arose and uero discussed
at this meeting vrero—TTho nill build?
THio trill operate it? IThorc shall it be
built? and Hon can no raise enough money
to build tho kind of Hospital no should
;_hatrc?
Dr. Albrecht told the group that if any
group of people nould nork hard enough for
something they needed badly, they could
got it. Determined effort on the part of
j;any group of people is practically un
’defcatable.
The final rosult v:as that a Hospital Plan
ing Connitteo was elcctod and immediately
set to ’.tork. The following arc members --
Gerritt'Snidor from KasiUa; Dr. Koohn,
Don Irwin, Rev. Victor Alf son, ‘Killian
Snodgrass and Mr. E;E. Hhrriss.
Governor Gruening, Dr. Albrecht and
Joe Elakne are Honorary members.
The people as a group voted wnanano.usly
that they v/anted speedy ofoction of a
Modern Hospital in Painer.
People left the mooting with the feeling
that the first step toward a non Hospital
had been taken and with the realizatioft
that there ras lots of liard work ahead,
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