Polio Shots For
All Age Groups
-A polio clinic will be conducted
at the Health Center, Saturday,
October 27, between the hours of
10 a. m. and 11 a. m., it was an
nounced by Mrs. Jeanne Clough,
Public Health Nurse.
The clinic is for all ages from 6
months through 19 years. First and
second shots will be administered
The Health Center will be open
mornings only from Monday, Octo
br 22 to November 1. After the
latter date, the Center wili b<
open all day.
The Baby Clinic will be resumed
from 2-4 p. m. Wednesday after
November 1.
Snow No Deterrent
To Site Building
Nature furnished the “white" to
the White Alice project.
Snow atop Pillar Mountain offer
ed a chilly prospect for construc
tion workers one morning this
week but the worn went on ns
usual.
<rv , Can be'made more (pleasant
Q jyOy S? by consulting us whert he is
y • a sick. Ph. 571
(j.Thomason 1180 N. Blvd.
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DUafck fcY 3V^^~ 3^c'w
(CKaf'ge— and- Layaway)
Hours 9 to 6
Open until 8 pm on Friday
This was a mild setback to these
men of intrepid natur; as we can
glean from accounts of tr. .re ad
verse conditions enc'j'i'.tered by
the men engaged in establishing
White Alice projects throughout
the territory.
A quick rundown by no means
complete, garnered from the Top
O-Speric Chatter, official news
paper and “voice” of the Federal
Electric Corporation in Alaska,
White Alice project, gives vivid ac
counts of bucking adverse weather
conditions, especially in the re
mote areas of M t-Aa Here are
some examples:
Galena—Flow of materials slow
due to adverse weather Winds
with gusts up to 110 miles an hour.
Unalakleet—Con; factor held up |
by weather. ^
Site 8—The test tower at Site 8 «
ripped loose from its moorings and
was blown down during the gale ,
that swept over the rite. The alum- ■
inum tower was completely de- ,
stroyed . . . hoists, boom, gin pole, (
stryroflex cable and antenna being
smashed beyond repair.
Site 13—r-Water and fuel broke (
loose and blew over the cl if.
Site Nak-1—The equipment . ■
hauled over a hign embankment by
the riggers through m npower
alone and dragged far enough in
land to be out of danger from
ocean spray and high tides
The article gave further accounts
of terrific storms at oilier sites.
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.ibrary Receives
Several New Books
The following books have just
it rived as the Kodiak Community
.library. Love or Perish, Captains
Bride—Generals Lady, The Coast
>f Coral, Littlest House, Rainbow
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