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13ABELL PI SI'
FOR UNIVERSITY
Miss Isabell Fish of the hos
pital staff is transferrins to the
University of Alaska to work pro
fessionally and to continue her
professional education.
Miss Fish, before leaving,ex
pressed her enjoyment in her work
in the Valley and her many friends
wish to thank her for the fine
work she has done in the community
T'7'0 BOYS IIIHT IN AUTO ACCIDENT .
Pour young men fror.i Ancho
rage not with accident at 1:30 AM
Wednesday when the sedan in which
they were ridin^ took the rail off
one of the Bodenberg Creek bridges
and landed top side down in the
stream. Emil Dolchok suffered se
vere laceration of the scalp and
. Wm. Ness was cut about the face.
The two others escaped, unscratch
ed. They made their way to Lloy d
Milton's place, two mils away and
Mr. Milton took them to the hos
pital ’./here Dolchok and Ness were
.j.iven treatment for their Injuries,
No evidence of intoxication
or even of liquor was found on any
of the boys and the accident can
be blamed to road conditions at
this sharp blind turn at the end
of the bridge. According to Clyde
V* King, the Alaska Road Commis
sion contemplates the removal of
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L. C. STOCK RETURNS FRCM HUNT
L. C. Stock returned this
morning from a hunting trip i-n the
Interior. He was hunting caribou
and found places where a' few had
been and other localities where
any number might sometime bo but
no place where they were. However
some interesting discoveries were
made, among which v/ere cold wcafche]
and tomatoes grown out' of doors
during the summer and brought into
the house to ripen and big cucum
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LEIF STEINBERG1®, VICTIM OP
HUNTING ACCIDENT
Thirteen year old Loif
jSteinberger, while hunting v;ith
two young companions, Otto Peter
son and Donald Parks, v,ras r’ci
dentally shot in the hip'with a
22 cal. high power rifle, about
1 PIT Sunday, Considerable dif
ficulty was encountered in get
ting the injured boy to the hos
pital.
Because of the serious na
ture and location of the injury
and because he has had bone in
f ection for many years in 'he
same., leg,, operation-at tiv local
ihospital was considered ierdvis
!able. Thru the efforts of Dr.
jAlbrecht and the outstanding co
ioperation of the Territorial
I Dept, of Public Health. Leif was
table to leave on the Aleution, in
|a body cast, accompanied by his
'mother, bound for Childrens Or
thopedic Hospital in Seattle.’•
The expense of treatment for the
injured young man will be borne
by the Cripple Children Division
of the' Territorial Dept, of
Health,- of which Dr. VI. H, Ramsey
is director.
Dr. Albrecht's request to
Dr. Ramsey for aid sent at 1 AM
thru the U. S. Signal Corps was
answered in the affirmative at
10 AM.
An important iactor in od
tainin^ the service rendered
was a case record of Leif’s hip
condition kept by the Dep". of
Public Health in Jun..au, records
made from reports of. local Public
Health Purse during the past six
years•
RID CROSS FIRST AID CLASS
HOLDS FIRST MEFTIDG.
V/ith 55 members enrolled the
First Aid class hold its first ses
sion Honda'’.- night in the Lounge .
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