The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 7, 1943, Page 6

PAGE SIX DR. LINDOUIST IS ADDED TO HEALTH ;‘ DEPARTMENT STAFF, Arriving _\es(mda_\ to augment | the staff of the Territorial De-| partment of Health was Dr. Paul A Undquls( of the U. S. Public| [Health Service, who will remain in[MRS. RAY PETERMAN TO {Juneau for the present | Before coming to his new posi-!| tion in Alaska Dr. Lindquist was:! Mich., and also served in the |same capacity for a tri-county unit i upper Michigan | As physician for students in the Student Health Service and as in structor in student nygiene, Dr Lindquist spent two years on the | University of Michigan staff, at; the same time acquiring an M. A. Prints for Easler 'in public health Following earlier medical train- ing Lindquist did his interneship under the unpredictable Dr. A. E.) Hertzler, author of “Horse and Buggy Doctor” and many other | noteworthy volumes, as well as a | seasoned lecturer. Because Hertzler | travels so much he sleeps in a Pullman at home, Dr. Lindquist | says, adding that Hertzler, a goitre specialist, ran his own hospital ir the little town of Halstead, Kas.,| with 18 doctors on the staff. Lindquist carried on private prac- {tice in Kansas for several years. Accompanied here by his wife, | Dr. Lindquist is enthusiastic about | Alaska and his new work, stating that he much prefers it to other orders which might have been !J¢ given him, | Dr. George Hays and Dr. W. W.| Council, Commissioner of Health, | met Dr. Lindquist in Seattle and | | completed details of the appomui |ment there. Both are expected | home soon. | | OR.E. . KASER AND GAY FLOWER-SPLASH- ED PRINTS in jersey and rayon crepe. Skirts are pleated, shirred or flared. & POLKA DOTS, too, and || plain colors in pastel and || dark. Some have crisp lin- gerie collars and vestees. Sizes 11 to 46 $10.9510.$29.95 Jones - Stevens Seward Street FAMILY GO SOUTH 10 ATTEND FUNERAL | Dr. E. H. 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