TB Survey
Completed
Oat of I33i Kodiak men, wo
men, and children who were X
rayed for tuberculosis last week,
4t were called back by the X
ray team for re-examination, Dr.
Joseph Marshall, head of the
mobile unit announced.
No figure will be released on
the number of tubercular person *
in Kodiak, but Dr. Marshall in
dicated that of the 44 not all
have the disease. Of that num
ber, 12 were previously known
and under medical care and ob
servation.
Dr Marshall added that “the
incidence of suspected disease in
Kodiak as shown by the number
called back for large chest plates,
compared very favorably with
other Alaska communities.”
He asked .that ail persons who
had large X-rays made see Dr.
A. Holmes Johnson for final find
ings of their plates, which he has
in his orfice in the Kodiak Hotel.
The survey in Kodiak was
the fourteenth in the series by
the portable unit of the Territor-j
isl Department of Health and
Dr Marshall estimated that
22,000 X rays have been made
to date
Pract eally all who had ap
pointments to be X-rayed ap
peared at the old Draft Board
Otfice and several who had mis
sed being contacted in advance
also came.
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Licenses Issued
Liquor licence renewals, all ap
proved by the council include:
VFW Club, club liquor license
A J, & Diana Collins, Mary
Ham, dispensary (The Casino)
Goldie Kvas, retail & dispens
ary (Tony’s Bar and Liquor
store)
Lorena & Art Kizer, dispens
ary (The Beachcombers;
Kimbal and Mary De Young,
Harry and Fleeta Christopher
son. dispensary (Ship’s Tavern)
Ray Martin, retail (Club Li
quor)
Martin Jensen, retail (Chee
chako liquor store)
Jess & Frieda Blinn, dispens
ary and retail, (B & B Bar and
liquor store)
Jorgen Fredrickson, retail &
dispensary, (Log Cabin & Bel
mont)
A mock bullfight was the fea
ture of the Cub Scout Pack meet
ing at the center Tuesday. Ap
proximately 90 boys attended.
NOTICE
I wish to express my personal
appreciation to each and every
one of the many volunteers who
have helped with the X-ray sur.
vey. This project is one which
wiuld have been impossible
without the cooperation of the
entire population. The outstand
ing success of the clinic proves
the universal support of health
services here. Thank you,
friends!
Marion Curtis
“Blaze of Noon”
To Show At Orpheum
One of the most exciting per
iods in the history of American
aviation is dramatized by Para
mount in its film production of
| “Blaze of Noon” which opens
tomorrow at the Orpheum Thea
tre.
Heading the cast are Anne J
Baxter, William Holden, Sonny
Tufts, William Bendix, Sterling
Hayden and Howard DaSilva.
Miss Baxter portrays a charm
ing girl in love with Holden, one
of four flying brothers. She mar
ries him only to find the other
three almost as much a part of
her life as her husband.
The story concerns the bro
thers’ pioneering in the field of
air mail, a business they find
contains more of the danger, and
less of the reward, than their
previous occupation of stunt fly
ing They live a perilous life, fly
ing through all kinds of weather
' and under all sorts of conditions
in flimsy fabric covered planes.
Although there are tragic e
veuts in the film, there is the
camedy of Bendix, as a train
buzzing and chicken-chasing pi
lot; the romance of Holden and
Mi?s Baxter; and marvelous
stunt flybg and aerial photogra
phy.
NOTICE
All KEA bills for light and
power are payable at the KEA
plant or by mail. Payment of
these bills at the Bank of Kodi
ak ha5: been discontinued.
Board of Directors, KEA
City Says No
To Relief Ship;
The City of Kodiak will not
sponsor a fund-raising campaign
for money to purchase foods for
a Pacific Northwest and Alaska
Christmas ship to Europe, May
or Lee Bettinger said yesterday.
A wire from Acting Governor
Lew Williams to mayors of in
corporated cities in Alaska stat
ed that since Alaska ' is not in a
position to export food supplies”
communities were asked to raise
money to purchase supplies to
tend on the Chrismas ship which
will leave Seattle on Dec. 25:
In explaining his decision not
to participate, Mayor Bettinger
stated that he felt Congress
was handling European relief
through the Marshall plan satis
factorily and added that many
local individuals send food to
friends and relatives in stricken
countries.
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