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ed Eskimo to be elected to the
territorial Senate, called on
Gurney to ‘stop all cease and
desist orders on Alaskan car
riers until you have had an
opportunity to study our trans
portation problems personally.’
“ ‘Should you come to Alaska,
I offer you my services without
cost to show you how present
CAB policies are disastrous to
our people and ruinous to our
economy,’ the senator added.”
Appendix C
From: Robert O. Kinsey, Di
rector Alaska Office, CAB
To: Hugh Wade, Chief Alaska
Native Service, Juneau, Alaska
“Reference charges of Sena
tor Ipalook that fourteen Wain
wright babies died from whoop
ing cough epidemic last winter
because of inability to fly serum
from Nome or Kotzebue to Wain
wright. Please advise by return
wire collect:
“1. When alleged epidemic oc
curred;
“2. Whether the alleged deaths
actually occurred;
“3. Names of all pilots who
were requested by Alaska Native
Service to fly medical aid; and
“4. Whether it is the official
position of the Alaska Native
Service that the alleged epi
demic has any relationship to
the inability of local pilots to
Innsport medical aid and if so
in what respect.”
From: Hugh Wade, ANS, Ju
neau, Alaska
To: Robert Kinsey, CAB, An
chorage, Alaska
“Replying to questions your
wire:
“Alaska Native Service does
not feel that deaths resulting
from whooping cough epidemic
Wainwright has any relationship
to inability ANS secure airplane
transportation into village.
“Our records fail to disclose
that we requested and were de
nied services of any pilot to fly
medical aid to that village.
“Records show epidemic oc
curred in July and August. 12
deaths in July and 2 in August
1950, of infants less than one
year old. Physician that area
reported 9 of these cases were
deaths probably due to whoop
ing cough, although accurate di
agnosis impossible as no physi
cian present at time of death.”
Appendix D
“Dear JVIr. Kinsey:
“In regards to our recent con
versation concerning Civil Air
Patrol's flying medical aid" to
Wainwright, Alaska during an
alleged whooping cough epi
demic, I wired to our Civil Air
Patrol units at Fairbanks, Nome
and Kotzebue, Alaska to ascer
tain if these units had ever re
ceived a request to fly any med
ical aid to Wainwright at any
time. Telegrams from these
three units indicate that no re
quests had ever been received
by these units to fly any medi
cal aid to Wainwright at any
time.
“J. D. STONE,
Captain, USAF
AF-CAP Liaison Officer”
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