NYENTION OF :
fERR.MED.MEN !
HELD KETCHIKAN
_ I
j
e Alaska Territorial Medical j
iation held its sixth annual
•ntion in Ketchikan May 31
June 2 with 50 members and |
tig doctors in attendance,
s daily sessions were held in i
Elks lodge rooms in the new I
building.
est speakers were from the j
as well as frcm the Terri- j
Dr. Kenneth Landauer, M. D.
York City spoke on "Medical!
Problems in Poliomyelitis and |
trch Progress and Poliomyeli
Uvig Emge, M. D. San Fran- !
California spoke on "What ]
Hormones and Cancer and
vs. Sub-Total Hysterectomy.”
h Jones. M. D. Seattle, Wash
n — Differential Diagnosis in
dice—The Toll of Potassium
se, A.C.T.H. and Cortisone, I
Uses and Abuses."
o Fritz, M. D. Anchorage, Al
“Eye Diseases from the Stand
of the General Practitioner.'
d Coddington, M. D. Sitka,
a and Francis J. Phillips, M.
■ward, Alaska, each conducted
B. Clinic.
Landauer was accompanied
/est J. Altenberg, PHD, also
e National Polio Foundation,
presented a check to Governor;
it Gruening for $5000 to bej
in the Crippled Childrens
am in Alaska. This represents
a’s apportionment of monies
by the Polio Foundation for
purpose.
lelightful buffet luncheon was
by the Fisheries Products
Laboratory. The menu was made up |
entirely of foods collected in the;
field by this laboratory. >
On the last night a cocktail!
party was given by the Elks Lodge
followed by a smorgasbord prepar
ed by the Ladies of the Elks. This
consisted of a delightful variety of
foods prepared under great diffi
culty because of the lack of elec
tricity in Ketchikan on that date.
Governor Ernest Gruening was the
principal speaker at this dinner.
Certificates of Honorary Member
:hip were presented to Doctors
Landauer, Selling, Jones and
Crampton. Dr. Emge was made an
Honorary Member last year.
Officers for this year are: Dr.
Howard G. Romig, Anchorage,
president; Dr. John O. Bangeman,
Wrangell, first vice-president; Dr.
John H. Clements, second vice
president and Dr William P. Blan
ton, re-elected secretary-treasurer.
SEVEN NAZI WAR
CRIMINALS DIE,
PRISON GALLOWS
■
(By Associated Press)
Seven Nazi war criminals, the
last of 275 persons condemned to
death by the U. S. War Crimes Tri
bunal of 1946-47, were hanged early
today in Landsberg Germany.
They went to the gallows after
four years of legal maneuvering.
Their last appeal was turned down
yesterday by the U. S. Supretpe
Court.
Funeral services were held in the
prison and among those attending
were the wives of the seven men
hanged.
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LBS.
6:15—Dinner Music;
6:30—Billboard ot Air.
6:45—Local News.
7:00-THE LINE-UP-CBS.
7:30—ARTHUR C.CDFRKY-CBS
8:00—SPOTLIGHT ON MUSIC
CBS.
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9:00—Alaska News.
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9:30—SECRET STORY-NBC.
17:00—Tomorrow's News.
10:15—Sports Roundup.
10:30—Weather.
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8:00—Morning Thought.
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8:25—Weather.
9:00—Music for the Missus.
9:30—Forecast.
9:35-Musical Menu.
9:45—YOU AND THE WORLD
CL3.
10:00—News.
10:05—Milady’s Memo.
10:30—Remember When.
10:55—Musical Menu.
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11:15—Listeners’ Digest.
12:00—Forecasts.
12:05—Salon Serenade.
12.10—Musical Menu.
12:15—Newa.
12:30—EARL GODWIN-NBC.
12:45—Red Cross.
1:00—CAPITOL COAKROOM
CBS.
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TRIANGLE
CLEANERS
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(I'VE LOOKED )
> EVERY PLACE )
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V WHERE CAN Y" '
7 SHE BE? Y ^
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> SOME CAPELESS .
( PEPSON LEFT THE <
v-j- PECEIVEP OFF .
V_7 THE hook r
It THEY MUST'VE <
If GOT TIPED OF )
l WAITING AND )
lV7 HUNG UP.y-S
HOUsSt
i know, pappy, bjt
^WELL...THERE THEY GO...ALLADIT'S
GOIN'TOTHE CHAMP'S DRESSIN' V pALDOKA HPS SUTH
ROOM...AN'YOU'RE LEFT ALONE. ) a CREDIT TO THE
AND IT MIGHT EASILY HAVE S cpoRT' AND SOME
0™.flL WIN WITH
^HAD THE KILLER INSTINCT.. ^ OUT...WELL...I GUESS
1 \ -I BETTER GET A
<831 KMI mW3JuomR-}:
IN THE -
CHAMP'S
DRESSING
ftOOM, THE j
DOCTOR
SAYS THE
EYE IS
OK AY... HE
WAS SURE
SMART TO
KEEP IT
COVERED
THAT LAST
ROUND..."
AWRIGHT, BOVS... T I THINK HE'S THE GREATEST I -
LET 'IM GET HIS ) EVER FOUGHT. YES... I'LL BE GLAD
SHOWER WILL YA. Jy— ? TO GIVE HIM A „
;'^\RETURN BOUT...
I'LL BE HOME
AS FAST AS I
CAN DRESS, MY
DEAR MRS.
PALOOKA.
-Naught Synill^Q^l
SURE, IVE HAD A
TELEGUARD CAMERA SET
UP IN BONNY BRAIDS’
. NURSERY FOR OVER y
-v A WEEK.
YOU SURE T WHAT T I
don't trust! do dont
THIS DAME, YOU BLAME
CREWY LOU, /THINK?! YOU,
. DO YOU, JrrFyoWRACY.
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, R*g. IT. 8. Put. Off.: ^
L Copyright, tWY( by
^The Chicago Tribune.
SHES THE MOST PHOTO
GENIC BABV I EVER SAW
UN MV UFE, MRS.TRACY.
THEN, WELL I ILL BE
LOOK FOR BACK WITH
VOL) / CAMERA,
, TOMORROW. I LIGHTS AND
P^gp-Aevervth I NO.
rvwri* I v . rN
p-L-—- Yes, and
Walt, the trouble with cur wastepaper
idea is that offices already may be no "
ttf have wastebaskets. 'problem
— - -atJ"-S
We must make ^And convince them that
them wastebasket) vvastepaper is a ^
l^onscious^^^bothersome worry^J
That we have That we are the only ones 1
solved their s who can simplify their
most irritating ) routine and bring order ;
“^problem. —^out of chaos!
— -ae—^— -
OtVApy LOU, My DEAJ2, IT'S &een^
^ QUITE A tUHlLE—you AND I HAVE
^-77WUCH TO Tg
fnc^WcfkTrijftts reserved.^
SLCW ME J1 pOPEYE, AM AT BPIN6S VtXJ_
IT LOOKS* TO HALWOOM ISLAM D
JJKE — ??| M!2
must iBooeEg
MB AM' CUIMPV ape GEAPCHIN'J
FCI2 A FLVIH6 MILK TRUCK/)
IT CAMB ABOARD ---
OUR SH,P A wS*!?
MILK TRUCK,)
POPEVB?t)
WcLBfVK, THAT GIRL WHoTlS MISS SILLIe\] f
iTJUST TOOK OFF WITH \KIP SAN, GLlEST
f THE ZEP-HEAPEP CAPTAIN) OF THIS UNWORTHY
WHO IS SHE?y<^ESTAgLISHMENT^
AN, NO, LIEUTENANT '
SAN. MISS KIP ANP y
HONORABLE FATHER >
OCCUPY NUMBER ONE
SUITE FACING ON f'
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L AH, ME, FOR TUB 60OP OLP
A PAYG WHEN A GAL. GOT HER. 1
T MAN &Y ACTING LIRE A GHy
5 GAZELLE INGTBAP OF A
j *1AEGONP-eTORy MAN .
HEEfJOO, MINTON IT
WHAT ON AIRTH YE BEEN
INVENTIN' TH' LAST TWENTY- ,
ODD YEARS ?? IT MUST BE A
PLUMB BODACIOUS !!
RIDDLES!! \
VO RE TOM-FOOL \
WIFE IS CRAWLIN' 1
IN TH* CAWE !! THAT
(OJIT WINTON IS APT t
TO SHOOT HER DAIDER'N
A DOORKNOB AN'—
STOP HER,
SNUFFY!!
GO STOP
HER !!
It- I STOP HER—
(AJE'LL NEVER KNOW
WHAT WINTON’S a
INVENTIN' ^^3
f LflWSV
SAKES !!
X NEVER |
_I
• WELL.-DADDY-I'M GOING TO
LEAVE -1 DON'T WANT TO
BE HERE WHEN MOTHER'S
COUSIN MEL O'DEE CALLS
XV ON YOU-HE HASN'T A
y~J\ GRAIN OP SENSE —
'Si
I GUESS
IT RUNS
IN THE.
_ FAMILY/
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|Copr 1, Kiny Feature. Syn-ii-atf, If*. ,
HERE HE COMES
■ KIOW- HE DOES
LOOK LIKE
l 50METHIWG THAT
GUST GREW UP.7
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-\ oh/ I'M 60
WELL- WHAT ARE YOU H APPV !!.
SMILIW' ABOUT? GR 'JOY// OH/
HAVE VOU GOT A H UOY--l'M
GLOVE STRETCHER GOIV TO BE
IN VOUR MOUTH ^ MARRIED//
L___
DAUGHTER IS
RIGHT//- HE
HASN'T GOT,,
ANV SENSE."