There are believed to be no more serious cases. One that has been regarded as critical for several days is now believed to be past the danger point, although still quite sick. Today's report is more encouraging than that of any previous day, the number discharged as cured being twice as large as the number of new cases. There were seven new cases admitted to the hospital for the S. A. T. C. since yesterday's report and 14 were discharged as cured. Captain Luther Felker, commandant of the army work here, said: "The situation is improving and we expect a steady diminution of cases from 10 on. We want to give special credit and thanks to the civilian doctors of OSCO, Drs. Gritman, Adair, Stevenson, and Clarke, who have been working day and night, with almost no rest to help with the S. A. T. C. men in addition to their own heavy practice." Dr. L. Cutenatn Kotalik, medical officer for the soldiers, has been working almost constantly with his more than 800 men. 