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TO PRESS RERIHS
HOSFITIL SITUATION
During the past several days j
it has become apparent that ■
considerable m i s understanding |
exists in the minds of some loc- j
al citizens regarding the admin- j
istration of the Seward General!
Hospital.
In an endeavor to clear this i
up The Gateway interviewed;
Miss Elizabeth Geisjbeek. super- j
intendent of the hospital, who re- !
oeived the representative cordial- j
ly and paused in the midst of a j
busy morning to talk of the hos- j
pital work and the many prob- i
lems relative to its operation.
Miss Geisjbeek authorized The j
Gateway to quote her as follows:
“Two factors contribute to the j
success of the Seward General j
Hospital: First and greatest is
Doctor Haverstock tjihose skill
and reputation bring to us pa
tients from many distant sections
of Alaska. None can appreciate
him more than we; none can re
alize more clearly his worth to
this community and to this hos
pital. Without him our opportu
nities for service would be mini
mized and our financial position
indeed acute.
“The second factor operating
in favor of the hospital is the
Christian spirit which prompts ]
highly trained and efficient wo- i
men to give of their best efforts
for a minimum of financial re-1
turn.” I
In reply to a request for a
comment upon the situation
Mayor P- C. McMullen stated:
“Some citizens do not under
stand that all proposals relative
to the management and control
of the hospital carry with them
the definite and positive stipula
tion that the property immediate
ly reverts to the City of Seward
the moment there is a failure to
maintain the organization as a j
non-sectarian public general hos
pital."
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APPRECIATE SERVICES
Appreciation of the services ren
dered Anchorage by C. H. Holmes,
acting manager of the Alaska Rail
road, during the construction of the i
new high school building, was ex- |
pressed recently by the mayor and |
city council of Anchorage through |
the adoption of a resolution of j
thanks. Mr. Holmes acted as con- |
suiting engineer and inspector of
the new building and gave a large
amount of time to the details of
the work and at its conclusinon de -
clined to receive any remuneration j
for his services, reports the Anch- j
orage Times. i
THE STOCK H1KET
WORLD NEEDS LUMBER
BRISBANE, Aust., Mar., 13, </P) j
—Every country in the world has
a surplus of agricultural pro- i
ducts, and the whole world has
a shortage of timber, said C. El
lis, Queensland forest service
economist, on his return to Bris
bane after two years’ study of
forest utilization in America and
England.
TWO CENTS A DAY
GAETA, Itlay, Mar., 14, ^/P)—
Italians called to the colors spend
22 months’ drilling and digging
ditches for army pay, wnicn aver- j
ages two cents a day.
NICE. IF YOU LIKE IT
SHANGHAI, Mar., 13, (IP)—
Chewing gum flavored with gar
lic as a concession to the taste
of the Chinese working classes
is the plan of a local American
candy factory.
CONQUER LONDON FOG
LONDON, Mar., 13. (IP)—Despite
the fog handicap which dogs
winter fliers here, Imperial Air
ways announced that in the last
year 9418 per cent of all flights
scheduled were completed. The
line carried 27,600 passengers
during the year.
A. Juneau 8%, A- Can 122%,
Bancorporation 23, 23 %, Cities
17Vlf - Cons. Gas 123%, Zellerback
4%, Durant 2, Motors 43%, Gld
man 8%, Int. Tel. 35%, Kenne
cott 27%, Lehigh 5%, Radio 22%,
Richfield, no sale; Stand. N. J.
45%, Carbide 65, Union, Calif.,
21%, Steel 143%.
The Seward Volunteer depart
ment will meet in regular sesion
this evening at 8 and also to
watch the “ghost” do his stuff.
unshine Mellows
Heat Purifies
LUCKIES are always
kind to your throat
The advice of your
physician is: Keep
out of doors, in the
open air, breathe
deeply; take plenty
of exercise in the
mellow sunshine,
arid hd\ e a periodic
check-tip on the
health of your body.
and Saturday
evening over
N. B. C, net*
works*
Everyone knows that sunshine
mellows**that’s why the "TOASTING"
process includes the use of the Ultra
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LUCKIES are always kind to your throat.
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