EDITORIAL CON *T
Eventually, cf course, the emergency!
situation will end, and wo shall
find ourselves in a more stable
world in which normal channels of
trade can bo restored and the pro- j
sort emphasis upon military do- j
fensc can be reduced.
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.Tael: Lee of Independence was
brou_h.t in with an injured finger, |
nruutntion of the member was found 1
necessary. i
Mrs. harjorie .Williams of
Independence was admitted for *
medical attention.
Jack Glcndon returned for ad
ditional medical aid.
Joe Schoentrup of Pern kino »
died at the hospital of cerebral
hemorrhage.
kiss Elcanoro Engdall, Sec
retary in the Extension office in
Palmer, left this afternoon “or
Fairbanks to attend the University.
kiss Engda11 was guest of
honor at a party given at the
Lodge Wednesday.
Thg City Of f i ci a 1 s of chor
r.ge aro takin0 immediate advant
age of tlio possibility of ob
taining F.Y/.A. fund3 for a Public
Health Center to provide space
for local and territorial Health
personnel.
A resolution adopted by the
Council authorised the I, ay or to
molee formal application to the
i • W.A, for a rant of :;?57,000 for
the construction of a concrete
two-story building to be used
as a Public Health Center.
The proposed building would
provide quarters for the Territor
ial Department of nealth branch
laboratory, and other he a. 1th
authorities, as well as quarters
for the isolation of persons in
fected with communicable diseases.
Location of the building was
not discussed but it was under
stood that the City would provide
a suitable site for this center.
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ing one another*3 ears,
little turpentine on the
and>it will help to stop
rom suck
rub a
ears
them.