"HEALTH COUNCIL NUWS, Cont.from oG
thr-t causes disease cannot swim.0
tin Howc\ r, another important fact
or in the maintenance of good heal
th is the use of immunization meth
ods that have long proved effective
It is ej ■ ential, especially in the
case of children, to have them im
munized against small pox,diphther
ia, and. whooping cough. Lor a few
other .diseases serums arc available
-to alleviate, but cannot bo used
as a pr ventative. If these few
simple, facts are observed in the
lift of very individual, Illness
can in many cases he avoided, or
at any rate the spread of disease
is checked.
Sine ?n time of war, disease
travels "aster and farther than
ordinarily, it is essential that
every or: strive to observe all
facts, regarding the spread of
disease. To keep our community in
th. best of health ought to be the
goal of very citizen.
James v 'nton the local ’.arbor has
. been in t e hosnltal 3~> Anchocare
« •* tr^aw Vjv•».. v»4- *"*i « — •»» mwn- .'Wr
WHEN YOU AHE HUNGRY THINK OF
OUR GOOD FATS, JOIN THY CROWD
AND GET ONE OF OUR TASTY SANE*
WICHES AND A CUP OF COFFEY.
W'E ARY GLAD TO SERVE YOU AND
BELIEVE THAT YOU WILL FIND THE
KIND OF FOOD AND SERVICE THi.T
YOU ARE LOOKING FOR.
WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE
AND WILL TRY TO PLEASE YOU WITH
QUICK EFFICIENT SERVICE.
V/E HAVE THEM HERE TOO.
Editor Low M, Williams in his
Periscope Column of the Wrangell
Sentinel, said John IicCormick,
Alaska Selective Service director,,
'explained, how Ain ska was a dumping
Oround for draft dodgers,. He says
down in the States many know that
Alaska is in a war ?ono and toll
the? r local boards they can got a
job in Alaska in "vital defense
work," They work two or three weeks
and then quit and begin to wander
about,. After their six months de
ferment is about up they get another
job, asking the contractor to get
them a deferment, and repent their
tactics, Put the '’raft boor’s are
nor/ wise to the "racket" and tie
draft dodgers rre in for a checking
up. Some who are trying: to los«
their identity in the Eohthland
will also find it hard to evade
Uncle Sanws dragnet, . • •
Ketchikan Pishing News.
Kerwin Frank and wires with their
children were visitors in Frl.ner
recently. They r re still located
at Sunshine on the Alaska Hr ilroad.",
There was a snows lido on the Palmer
-Anchorage Highway today and it was
necessary to transfer some articles
over the slide by hand, but it was
open again this evening. The rain
and snow came in alternate shifts
today and a lot of moisture fell.
From the”Possum Trot Fugle"
May Wheat,and August Corn,were join
ed in the bonds of Holy Patrimony
at the Hickory Hollow Camp heetirg
last ^unday evening, as the happy
couple marched up the ai3le oafore
the ceremony, the Chicr sang:
11’//hat will the Harvest be"
Rev. Beyer is the first one to rep
ort that he has snared a moose, sine
the moose hunting season begain last
Tuesday. Eon Payne accompanied him
and the moose was found about four
miles beyond the Wolverine Canyon.
It was tough going to pack the meat
out and the storm did'nt make it
any better.