Alaska Shi-pin £
ar.f ’’further and completes development” by
the special comwittoo "of the refusal of
the ! aritimo Commission'to -ivo the Terri
tory a . day in court in ar guing Tor suspen
sion ' of the rate 'increases which vent into
effect rher. government operation ceased”
and ’hnon tho front inr; of the exclusive ajr
rarecront with the carriers heretofore on
-efed ’fn tho Alaska trade”.
h-idi an- schools
Delegate ;Bartlctt has protested the an
■■'.ettneed bl‘0sure by the Alaska Nat'ivp Sor^1
- ic.e.'of a number .of Indian Schorls pointing
out that '’the sudclen" closure- order adds to
"ho confusion which confronts tho terri
torial school system at the start of tho
1147-1948 school year”.
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He cited the fact that the territorial
legislature does not meet again until
194:9 and nuostionod how the financial iro
blai raised 'r' the necessity of t J:ing in
the Indian children r/lio otherwise mould
he served by the Alaska Native Service
schools could be solved. In rresent ing
his protest to the nenbers of the Interior
Department subcommittee members'of the
Senate Appropriations form it too, Delegate
Bartlett reiterated his apnroval of all: -
nation of the dual system of education, at
the earliest possible moment but stressed
the fact that the territory should bo
given advance notipo as to rib at is contcv
, iatod ”so that intelligent planning, for
the change may bo made and the legislature
when it moots next can act accordingly".
Acting Cormirsioncr of Indian Affairs
“imnomen informed Delegate Bartlett that
if the mono’'’ allowed by the Senate, for the
educational functions of the Alaska Native
fcrvicc is ap roved b the House members
in conference, some of the schoOLs marked
^or closing "’ill remain o^en.
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tuberculosis follows war. During mar
periods the death rate froir, tuberculosis
»n.ong the civilian copulation of f ijhtin
rountrios rises sharply. After the first
•orId Tar, Franco was so seriously stricken
vith tuberculosis that the -^ockfoiler
foundation sent a special commission, com
posed of tuberculosis authorities from
this country, to aid in sotting up an ef
fective antituberculosis campaign.
Authorities nor agree that climate- is no
louver of rimary importance in the treat
ment o? tuberculosis. *”ith rest and com
petent medical care the disease nay be
cured ir si'-opt. pr>v ci imatrj.
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