POLIO, Continued:
been conducted*
On .January 14, Dr. Albrecht announced
tba'J tne Bt. Paul situation wan under con—
tro;. :X'.£ also said that Time Magazine
had requested details on the whole pro
gram©
January 22nd radio broadcasts tola oi*
increased cases in horn® and. the l'ear pre
ceding tho distribution of gamma globulin*
This type of nows cannot help, but strike
terror in tho hearts of all of us| but we
supposed to progress rationally and
wa'icu for symptoms intelligently.
Remember the oentnon symptoms are fati*
gvieD lifftlessness, irritability, nervous-*
nosss trembling of th« hands or other
parts of the body, muscle pain and stiff-*
ness, especially in the neck, headache,
unexplained fever, sore threat, bowel
disturbances, and nausea or upset stomach.
If the patient complains of any or a
combination of these conditions, keep him
in bod until professional medicel advice
can be obtained0
This sort of treatment of p possible
polio case may protect not only the per
son involved but others who might be con
tacted.
~ ~PNR~RhASKA ALRLIhE MERGE!"PPOPo'sED
A proposed basis for merging PNA and
AA submitted to the Civil Aeronautics
B oard this month by PHA President,
A .Gr.h'oodlcy, who was in bashington for
a resumption of'the GAB hearing into the
so-called States-Alaslca case in which
several air lines serving the Territory
are seeking permanent certification andr-cr
route revisions. (Noxt Column)
PNA. now flies See tt le-June© u-»
Anchorage and certain intra-Alaska routes,
Alaske Airlines flies Seattle^Fairhanks
and certain intra-Alaska runs# PNA would
control the surviving corporation under
the Woodley suggestion that a merger migh'
be made on a share-for share-basis#
This proposal does not constitute an
offer but merely a basis for negotiations
~ “telegram
Bent to Oveta Culp Hobby, Sec., Dept, of
Health, Education 3c Welfare, Washing ton,
D. C#t
Madam, Be©rotaryi
Policies and administration of re
gional officers of bureaus, services
and administrative boards of department
of the interior over economic affairs of
southwestern alaska have resulted in
health conditions which are a national
disgraced we cite incidence* of tubercu-*
losis among oivilian population,in brie-*
tol bay, kfc.Bkokwim and yukon districts,
©reas of great strategic importance to
nation©1 safety, which lie along only
common border shared by united states
and union of soviet republics# we cite
terrible incidence of tuberculosis among,
volunteers at rece'ht elmendorf field
alaska national guard encampment# You
may verify seriousness this situation
through doctor alhrocht, territorial
comiriissioner of health# we urge immediat*
and complete investigation by you.r de
partment# economic occupation of south
western alaska by absentee labor, capita,
and government responsible for condi liwr*
necessitating recent pscsidentle1 order
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