| Summary: | Eskimo Youths Unconscious; No Doctor Needed! Eskimo, Youths Unconscious; No Doctor Needed! BETHEL, Alaska, Saturday, April 10.—A menlnigitis epidemic scare has ended in headaches for two Eskimo youths. Ted. Lambert, painter of Alaska native scenes, found the Eskimos unconscious beside a trial near his home. He draped them over a wheelbarrow and pushed them to a government nurse. Her diagnosis was indefinite and arrangements were being made to rush a doctor here by airplane. Returning home, however, Lambert discovered a quart of gin missing. He hustled back to the Eskimos, sniffed them carefully and diagnosed their cases as: "Too much gin."
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