The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 17, 1951, Page 7

4 “ 3 'EDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1951 ~ Confer i Japan Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg (left) Chief of Staff of the United States A force, is greeted by Gen. Douglas MacArthur at Haneda Airport, ived for conference of American military DR. SEAGRAVE IS FOUND GUILTY OF TREASON CHARGE World War Two's "Burma Surgeon,” Americas, Is Sentenced fo Six Years MURD’E&, wrsmcmf s e TAKES LIVES TWO CANADIAN YOUTHS !pmp]n will not judge the peoples of | Burma by the actions of a few. | “I bear the Burmese people n | malice for this,” he added. | The rgeon was RANGOON . 17 ¥ VICTORIA, B. C, nz TWo young men, apy tha 1y, checked into Fifteen 17 P— ho! minutes later, - It sentence lahor on the oth: s to run ¢ received Only his 3 s betrayed But after the ju courtroom, he told repor: “I sincerely hope the Am s Hall, T10-1t TAADSEN'S You HAve It WHEN You Neep It b G EP2 Yeur best bet for quick delivery h Alr Exp e «. . fast, dependable ssrvice by Alaska Coastal, ot low, economical raies. 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S. Commis- at Sitka January W preliminary hear- and was bound over to the il Bong set at $3,500 by J ' | Richards had not been posted for Commissioner red by her husband, Oscar Til- on, in which he alleges she as- saulted him with a dangerous wea- pon on January 11, in Sitka. i JEIFERIAGCE 3 v JOHN STRAND HERE strand of Seattle LZ VISITOR A. F. Anderson of Seattle is re- | gistered at the Baranof Hotel. | FROM EDGECUMBE Harry Druck of Mt. Edgecumbe is staying at the Gastineau Hotel. F. G. Hanford of Wrangell is a guest at the Baranof Hotel. Safe Electrical Pipe Thawing Burrows Welding Co. NASH SALES and SERVICE CHRISTENSEN BROS. 909 12th Phone Green 279 OLD STYLE SOUR MASH KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY BONDED 100 PROOF Distributed throughout Alaska by ODOM COMPANY Judge Frank Rich- ssioner. She was flown | a on a complaint i st the| THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA s PAGE SEVEN 1 /\F\’M.OG;D ELMER. YOU'RE & A NICE LITTLE 2 DOGGIE-NOW & GIVE ME MY SLIPPERS | ] ! ELMER, 1 ASKED YOU TO BRING MY SLIPPERS TO ME TEN MINUTES AGO! 7 77 Lz 7 | can see where the cooks’ [ profession is goin' to die a f,_;\\tngernv death.ur‘-r\ ( And what do\ / 30 cents for | \ e owe you? / | two oatmeals. [ Let's see, we've had whe germ, milk solids, brewe { “yeast and black stra A\ oh, yes, vitaminst. ;— \ : [ /e T |1 | | o || | GUESS WE HAVE A ROUGH TIME TALKING ‘EM INTO SITTING ON TUBBY AND HI5 BOYS THEN, R / mam, wouLD YoU BE TEMPTED TO BOUNCE ME &. AROUND SOMEWHAT IF I WERE TO ASK IF YOU 4 WERE WEARING ANYTHING 5ILKY AND EXPENSIVE UNDER, ER, UNDERNEATH 7 e PARTY-FOLLOWERS, TO A MAN 3 et sang G0 et B KITTY, YOU'RE ALL I HAVE LEFTIN THE WORLD-ALL WITH MY SON AND DAUCHTER- IN-LAW GONE, I HAVE NOTHING TO LIVE FOR. I MIGHT AS WELL BE DEAD. I WONDER WHAT THERE WAS ABOUT THAT MUD- Pack? 1 FEEL HORRIBLE. I WISH I WERE DEAD. I~ THROW HiM A BLANKET... MEY... HEY... FUR GRACIOUS SAKES... ORGOT - HURRY, HUMPHREY. ..SHE'LL SCUSE ME...T F PennywoRTH's | | 'Blowur Any secono. i IN HERE ¢ d 3 E) WHEN HE SAYS "I SHORE DO", % THAT'LL BE TH' END OF HIM--- HE'LL SPEND TH' REST OF HIS DAYS WORKIN' HIS FINGERS TO TH' BONE FER THAT CONNIVIN' FEMALE--- HEY, MAW!! E BETTER LAY OFF PLOWIN' NOW AN' START CHOPPIN' YORE KINDLIN' WOOD-- [T'S’ NUDGIN' AROUND SUPPERTIME I SWOW! CRICKET'S SEWIN' HERSE'F A WEDDIN' DRESS -- AN’ RIDDLES DON'T EVEN KNOW HE'S GETTIN' MARRIED, YET FOOTBALL IS IMPORTANT, BUT YoulL BE ISURPRISED TO LEARN WE HAVE ON THIS S| GAME, OTHER INTERESTS AT OURSIDES S EORATORY b IS MORE EXCITING!! M OH-DOCTOR- MY FATHER TOLD ME HOW YOU SAVED HIS LIFE-- I JUST GOT TO TOWN --HOW CAN I EVER THANK' YO P2 YOU'RE JUST A DARLING // OH -I'M S0 HAPPY [ 15 THE DOCTOR IN? T WANT H TO SEE HIM-/ NO-SIR-BUT I'LL GO AN'GET HIM- HE STEPPED OUT. FOR A CUP OF