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JRSDAY, JUNE 7, 1951 NVENTION OF ERR MED MEN On the last night a cocktail . . |party was given by the Elks Lodge !(ullnwed by a smorgasbord prepar- HE[D KEI(HIKA“m by the Ladies of the Elks. This | : Laboratory. The menu was made up | | entirely of foods collected in the field by this laboratory. a co. KINT 1BS — NBO DIAL 1460—TNTIAU THURSDAY EVENING 6:00—DICK ROEHL'S NEWS- LBS. 6:15—Dinner Music! 6:30—Biliboard cf Alr. 6:45—Local News. 7:00—THE LINE-UP-CBS. 7:30—~ARTHUR GCDFREY-CBS 8:00—SPOTLIGHT ON MUSIC- CBS. 8:30—THE BIG STORY-NBC. 9:00—Alaska News. 9:15—~WILLIAM L. SHIRER-LBS. 9:30—SECRET STORY-NBC. 14:00—Tomorrow’s Néws, 10:15—Sports Roundup. 10:30—Weather. 10:33—Sign Off . consisted of a delightful variety of } foods prepared under great diffi- Alaska Territorial Medical | €Uty lation held its sixth annual’ 1 1 bntion in Ketchikan -May 31 Covernor Ernest Gruening was the June 2-with 50 members and | principal speaker at this dinner. e doctors in attendance. | Certificates of Honorary Member- aily sessions were held In .‘“’, were presented to Doctors - lbdge rooms in the new dauer, Selling. Jones and building, c pton. Dr. Emge was made an est, speakers were from the| HOR0rary Member last year. as well as from the Terri-| Officers for this Dr. Kenneth Landauer, M. D.| g, G. Romig, York City spoke on “Medical| presidgent; Dr. John O. Bangeman, | Problems in Poliomyelitis and | gell, first vice-president; Dr. jirch Progress and Poliomyeli- H. Clements, second vice- ident and Dr William P. Blan- re-elected secretary-treasurer. because of the lack of elec- in Ketchikan on that date: year are: Dr. Anchorage, lwig Emge, M. D. San Fran-iton, California spoke on “What Hormones and Cancer and | vs. Sub-Total Hysterectomy.” SEVEN NAZI wAR h Jones, M. D. Seattle, Wash- FRIDAY MORNING AND RADIO LOG | — Differential Diagnosis in (RIMINA[S DlE dice—The Toll of Potassium | v AFTERNCCN se, ACTH. and Cortisone,| Sign On Uses, and Abuses.” pRISON GAllows 7:00—Suntise Serenade. 6 . 7:05—2.ocal Weather. o Fritz, M. D. Anchorage, Al- :30—NeWs, | “Eye Diseases from’ the Stand- of the General Practitioner.’ £:60—Morning Thought. (By Associated Press) B:10—News Keadlines. d Coddington, M. D. Sitka, Seven Nazi war criminals, the a and Francis J. Phillips, M.|last of 275 persons condemned to 8:35—Weather, .ward, Alaska, each conducted |death by the U. 8. War Crimes Tri- 9:00—Music for the Missus. i B. Clinic. bunal of 1946-47, were hanged early | 9:30—Forecast. 9:35—Musical Menu. . 9:45—~YOU AND THE WORLD- CB3. 10:00—News. 10:05—Milady’s Memo. 10:30—Remember When, 10:55—Musical Menu. 11:00—GEO FISHER-CBS. 11:15—Listeners’ Digest. | | 12:00—Forecasts. , { | | | | | | 1_ Landauer was accompanied | tcday in Landsberg Germany. vest J. Altenberg, PHD, also| They went to the gallows after e National Polio Foundntmn,!rour years of legal maneuvering. resented a check to Governor Their last appeal was turned down ft Gruening for $5000 to be!yesterday by the U. S. Supreme fin the Crippled Childrens Court. am in Alaska. This represents| Funeral services were held in the a’s apportionment of monies | prison and among those attending by the Polio Foundation for!were the wives of the seven men jpurpose. hanged. llelightful buffet luncheon was by the Fisheries Products —EMPJRE WANT ADS PAY— 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. 1:3¢—ST. LOUIS MATINEE- CBS. 1:45—PICKENS PARTY-NBC. ] 2:00—NBC SPRING CONCERT- NEC. 3:00—MIDDLE CHILD-CBS. 3:30—Rarade of Hits 4:30—Pro and Con. 4:45—COCONUT GROVE OR- CHESTRA-NBC. 5:00—TALES OF THE TEXAS RANGERS-NBC. i 5:30—Cancer Show. 5:45—Red Dog Daze. 6:00—Dinn2r News. | Soutbbornd? 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