'.ruiKEae rw essay contest announced
The ossr.y c^ntost on tuberculosis, spon
sored by the Alaska Tuberculosis .'.ssocin
ti -n in the Native schools nnd nt Slcngray
Snnntoriun, hr.s boon judged nnd prizes
ararded, According to the judges, mst of
the notorial submitted shouod thoughtful
effort on the part of the entrants. Acting
ns judges rcrc Dr, Leo M; Gehrig,tubcrcu-'
losis control consultant, and Mis3 Lois'M.
Jund, tuberculosis education consultant,
both of the Territorial Health Department.
The first prize ef $50.00 ras ararded thro.
Elsie Bruce, a patient at the Skagray
Sanatoriun. Tiro, Bruce, vhose hone is in
Nenana\ is the nothcr'of eight children,
and Dr. Gehrig statos, "a nodcl patient."
'.nether Skagray patient, Miss Carnen
Bailey if Angoon, "on the second prizo of
$25.00.
Other arards rerd as follows: Charlotte M.
Charlie if Minto, Third; Irene Ifagaruk of'
Koyuk, fourth; Geraldine Charlie of Minto,
fifth; Berg Larsen of Chignik,'sixth;
Lillian E'driguCz of Ketchikan,seventh;
Lillian Johnson, Skagray Sanatoriun,eighth
Elizabeth Eduards, Skagray Sanatoriun
ninth; Agnes Nicholi, Scrard'Sanatoriun,
tenth. Prizes totaling $125.00 rcrc divi
ded among the participants.
Honorable nention ras given Horbert Martin
of Douglas; Irene Albayaldc of Douglas;
Lone. Larson of Chigr.ik; Lucrctia El dorian
of Douglas; Edna Nagaruk of Koyuk; Olga
Koutchak f Koyuk; Lorona Mills of Deoring
Elizabeth T7o.lci7ga of Gerard Sanatorium;
Esther Hhgnruk of Koyuk,
Tho Association’s Board riches to thank
all rho took part in the contest.
Alaska Tuberculosis-Association
Juneau, Alaska
Many an Ancrican rho is proud of his con
stitutional right to say rhat ho thinks,
LiAhes. hc_ir.cL the courage to do so._
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