CANCER’S
7 DANGER SIGNALS
Any sore that does not heal.
Q A lump or thickening in the breast
or elsewhere.
© Unusual bleeding or discharge.
Q Any change in a wort or mole.
Q Persistent indigestion or difficulty
in swallowing.
© Persis ent hoarseness or cough.
© Anyc ange in normal bowel habits. I
None of these symptoms necessar
ily means that you have cancer, but
any one of them should send you to
your doctor. Cancer h usually curable
when detected and treated early.
Remember the danger signals. Cancer
strikes one in five. Strike back. Give
to the Amerkon Cancer Society.
Arctic Sanitary Service
Phone RED 181
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Dept. Of Interior
To Conduct Study
Of Alaska’s Health
PITTSBURGH, UP) — The Uni
versity of Pittsburgh disclosed
Wednesday the U. S. Department
of Interior has selected a team of
its Public Health specialists to
conduct what it termed “the most
comprehensive study of health
problems ever undertaken in the
Territory of Alaska.”
Announcing the project, Chan
cellor R. H. Fitzgerald said the
study is designed primarily to
learn more about the health status
of Alaska’s native population and
to develop both immediate and
long-range plans for improved
health services for both the native
•and non-native population.
The project will be under the
direction of Dr. Thomas Parran,
dean of the Pitt Graduate School
of Public Health. It will be con
ducted under a $90,000 grant from
the Department of Interior. Also
sponsoring the study are the gov
ernor o'f Alaska and the several
federal departments concerned
with health problems there.
The project will consist princip
ally of two surveys, one to be car
ried out this summer and a second
during the summer of 1954. The
Pitt team will leave for Alaska
early in July to begin the first
preliminary survey and prepare
for further, long-range studies, in
which additional experts will be
engaged to deal with special prob
lems. Completion of the project is
scheduled for December 31, 1954.
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DAILY DC-3 FLIGHTS
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leave Fairbanks 8:00 a.m. arrive Kotzebue 10:30 a.m.
leave Kotzebue 11:15 p.m. arrive Nome 12:50 p.m.
leave Nome 6:00 p.m. arrive Fairbanks 9:30 p.m.
VISITORS IN TOWN
Arriving on the first plane on
Thursday, June 25, fro'm Kotze
bue were:
Mr. and Mrs. Leon E. Johnson,
Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Peterson, Oceanside, Calif.; Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart A. Hamilton of
Palmer; Joseph R. Morrell Jr.,
San Francisco; and Dr. and Mrs.
Fryette, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Mr. Morrell is a Federal Wel
fare Agent and is at the local of
fice for check-up purposes.
Arriving with the second plane
Thursday were Mabel Gruel and
Ida Schreiber, of Twin Falls, Ida
ho; Mildred Gill, Kimberly, Idaho;
Pearl Taylor, Salt Lake City; Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. Beysh, San Mar
ino, Calif; H. W. Beckle, Niagara
Falls, Mont.; Nels O. Svedlund,
Homer, Alaska; Mr. and Mrs. Alan
O’Neal, Raleigh, N. Car.; Lora C.
Benning, Palo Alto, Calif.; and
Reta Osborn, from Anchorage.
Mabel Gruel, Ida Schreiber, Mil
dred Gill and Pearl Taylor were
on a busload of ladies traveling
from their home towns to Fair
banks. They reported the only
mishap on the drive was a blow
out which ran the bus into a ditch.
One lady was taken to the hospi
tal but was not seriously hurt.
Joseph Laniel Chosen To
Head France's 19th
Post-War Government
PARIS, UP—Joseph Laniel was
approved as premier of France’s
19th post-war government today
ending the 37-day governmental
crisis that has twice delayed the
Big Three Bermuda conference.
Paris newspapers had attrib
uted Laniel with the courage of
Daniel in bearding the lions’ den
— the National Assembly which
had previousy turned down four
premiers.
The deputies were apparently
wearied by the torrent of words
that have flowed since the crisis
was opened on May 21 by the
defeat of Rene Mayer’s cabinet on
a vote of confidence. They did not
even go through the motions of
asking Laniel the usual questions
about specific points on his pro
gram.
Prime Minister Churchill, Pres
ident Eisenhower and Laniel plan
to meet July 8 in Bermuda for a
conference on the momentous
problems confronting the three
nations. It had been planned or
iginally for mid-June but was
postponed because of French in
ability to agree o'n a premier.
Yak tails were used by the fash
ionable ladies of ancient Rome as
fly switches.
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Strangler of 7 Women
Sentenced to Die
LONDON, I/P)—John R. Chistie,
self-confessed strangler of seven
women, was convicted of murder
Thursday and sentenced to die.
An Old Bailey jury of nine men
and three women found the 52
year-old wartime policeman sane,
thus rejecting a defense plea that
he was “mad as a March hare.”
Christie was tried specifically
only for murdering his 54-year
o'ld wife, Ethel, but frankly ad
mitted strangling six other young
er women in outbursts of sexual
hysteria over a period of 10 years.
The mild - appearing former
transport clerk was convicted in a
case that sho'cked the nation and
was described by the judge as
“horrible and horrifying.”
Use Hanewalde, secretary to
Nelson David, Alaska Airlines
head, enjoyed a trip to Fairbanks
and Kotzebue before arriving in
Nome yesterday.
FUGITIVE SKIPPER
FROM POLISH LINER
WILL LIVE IN BRITAIN
LONDON, GP)—The home office
announced Thursday Capt. Jan
Cwiklinski, fugitive skipper of the
Polish liner Batogy, will be per
mitted to live in Britain as a polit
ical refugee.
The 53-year-old captain was re
leased from Brixto'n Prison where
he has been confined as a “privi
leged prisoner.” He jumped his
ship—pride of the Communist na
tion’s merchant marine — in a
British port last weekend.
Cwiklinski was master of the
Batory when the liner carried
Gerhard Eisler, German-born Am
erican Communist, to Europe after
he skipped bail in the United
States and sneaked aboard. Eisler
later became propaganda chief at
the Communist East German gov
ernment.
Sweden has about one automo
bile for every 20 people.
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