Public to Join in Fight Against TB;
X-Ray Team in Kodiak Next Week
The citizens of Kodiak are join-23, the hours are 7-9 in the even
ing forces in an all-out fight ing.
against tuberculosis. Spearheaded
jbiy the Kodiak Health and Welfare
Council, arangements have been
made for the Alaskan Department
of Health Tuberculosis X-Ray
Team to x-ray people living in
Kodiak during the week of Oc
tober 20-24.
Plans to have school children
x-rayed at the Kodiak high school
building on October 24, have been
announced by School Superintend
ent Ivor Schott. The time has been
announced for 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
There wil be no evening hours at
the school.
The X-ray unit located at the
Kodiak Health Center will be op
erated by Janies Sullivan. Miss
Dorothy Craig, health educational
consultant for the Alaska Depart
ment of Health, was in town dur
ing the week making the arrange
ments. Others who will be here
are Dr. Ernest W. Gentles, acting
director of TB control and Dr.
Edwin 0. Wicks, regional director,
both of the Alaska Department
of Health.
The x-ray machine will be at the
Kodiak Health Center for three
days next week, during which
time the general public may avail
themselves of the opportunity to
be x-rayed. There is no charge.
Monday, October 20, the hours
are 10-12 a.m.; Wednesday, from
2-5:30 p.m.; and Thursday, October
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The downtown elementary
school children, including St,
Mary’s School will go to the
Health Center on Thursday after
noon for their x-rays.
Tuesday, October 21, the unit
will move to the Naval Station,
and will be located in the Activi
ties room at the Elementary
school. School children will be
x-rayed from 9 a.m. to 12 a.m.
and from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Mili
tary dependents, civilian person
nel and other adults will be x-ray
ed from 7-9 p.m.
Friday, October 24, all elemen
tary school children and high
school students attending the
school on the hill will be x-rayed.
The hours are from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m.
The Kodiak Health and Wel
fare Council and the Alaska De
partment of Health are joining
forces in an effort to wipe out
TB in this vicinity. The depart
ment is sending the xray team ail
over Alaska. There are seven,
known active; -c^ses here alone.
The general 'picture'* throughout
Alaska is, not good, iccotding to
the department. Last year Alaska
had a TB death rate of better
than 25 per 100,000 population, as
compared to 8 per 100,000 across
the nation. Almost two new cases
were reported daily in 1957. 20%
were under 14 years of age* and
an equal percent were over 45
years of age. Men out-numbered
women 234 to 191.
The Health and Welfare Coun
cil officers emphasize that the
program is free. They urge all
citizens to take advantage of the
opportunity to have x-rays taken,
and assist in the fight against TB.
Kodiactors Comedy
Tickets on Sale
Tickets will be placed on sale
this afternoon at Donnelly and
Acheson, Kraft’s and Mar Lou’s
for the Kodiactors’ presentation
of George Kaufman and Moss
‘kart’s merriest comedy, hit, ‘;You
Can’t Take It With You,” which
wij^: Wen at the Louise Little
Thea#e tor three’ performances,
starting 5 November, Wednesday
evening, and continuing through
7 November.
‘•You Can’t Take It With You”
is an evening with one of the
most uninhibited families in or
out of stage literature—the Syca
mores. They, and their zany family
head, Grandpa Vanderhof, are
goes his own way in the same
household, pursuing his own pet
diversion. Ballet is studied in the
parlor, plays are turned out on a
typewriter delivered by mistake,
revolutionary propoganda is dis
tributed in home-made candy, fire
works are manufactured in the
cellar, and, in the midst of all the
pandemonium, Grandpa Vander
hof says, ‘‘Why not do what you
want to do?” . . . After au—you
can’t take it with you!
What happens in the madcap
Sycamore household on the night
the daughter of the clan tries to
create a good impression on the
stuffy parents of her fiance pro
vides one of the comic high spots
in a comedy the N.Y. Times’
critic calls, “an evening of tickling
fun.”
Under* the Siredtion of 3ulefe
Radinsky, the Kodiactors’ pro
duction. of “You. Can’t T^ke it
With You” features Mr; F. L Me
Crady in the role of Grandpa
Vanderhof; Mrs. Esther Doggette
as Penelope, the accidental writer;
Ens. Frank Palermo as Boris the
ballet teacher, and Mrs. Merle
Boxwell a$ Essie, equally inept at
ballet and candy-makmg. Other
important roles have been assign
ed Ltjg. Bruce Wilson, R.L.
Lasater, Ens. Dean Glock, Ltjg.
Dave Birkner, Miss Lee Cunning
ham, Mrs. Martha Barna, Ldcr.
Littlejohn, GJ. Reel, Mrs. A.Z.
Murphy, Donna Picard and Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Hilderbrand.
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