Doctor-Imposed Rules
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tor-imposed rules—such as “this
smoking has got to stop,’ \ or
“you’ll have to give up 'tirihfJngT
conpl^te^* — can sometimes be
detrimental as the illness being
treated, Delaware family physi
cians were told Saturday.
Dr. Chaucey Leake, professor
of pharmacology at Ohio State
University, said doctors who ar
bitrarily deprive patients of minor
pleasures diminsh the patient’s
will to recover.
Leake, who also heads the So
ciety for Experimental Biology
and Medicine, addressed the Dela
ware Academy of General Prac
tice.
“There are a few ailments in
•which smoking must be prohibit
*ed, but they are very few,” he
said, adding that if a patient can ;
learn to avoid inhaling he can
smoke without harm.
As for alcohol, Leake said 1
drinking “may be used to advan
tage in many chronic ailments, i
may toe helpful in promoting,
appetite, and may aid in coeval- !
aaccaee. It may be comforting in 1
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Alaska’s New Liberal
Approach to mat Mliftn
SPOKANE \B - Alaska has de
veloped « neW, liberal approach
to help miners And and develop
ore bodies, the Alajka Director
of Mines and Minerals said here
Triday.
James William* told delegates
to the Northwest Mining Assn.,
(meeting that "Alaska’s new min
ing act Incited careful scrutiny
[ as a possible model to follow in
facilitating development of min
eral industries."
He described to members the
many drafts and redrafts of the
Alaska Mining Act which result
ed in new regulations or assess
ments, discovery rights and pre
discovery protection.
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Underworld Boxing
Figure, Frank Carbo,
Sentenced to Prison
LOS ANGELES U) — Frankie
Carbo, former underworld boxing
figure has been sentenced to 25
years in prison and fined $10,000.
.-I;’Carbo and four others, also
! sentenced Saturday to varying
terms, were convicted last May of
conspiracy to muscle in or. the
earnings of former welterweight
champion Don Jordan.
Federal Judge George Boldt
also sentenced Frank (Blinky)
Falmero, Philadelphia boxing pro
moter, to 15 years and fined $10.
000, and Truman Gibson Jr., Chi
cago attorney, to a suspended
five-year term, fined him $10,000
I and placed him on five years’
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vtotay ww* the
heretofore unbeaten Jaycees !ri
place. Polar, with a 3-win, no-loss
record, now leads the league.
^The^garne^was close throughout
counter*. "* ****
Polar Jaycees
Larson 4 Hahn 7
Castel 7 Kost 12
Willoya 23 Carlson 4
Bell 2 Engstrom 4
Fagerstrom 4 Harwood 4
In the second game the ANB
contingent fell to its 4th straight
loss by a narrow 46*44 score to
the Merchants.
Chuck Ffcgerstrom, with 18
pointers, led all scorers while
Lincoln Trigg tallied 18 for the
winning Merchants. The play was
fast and furious throughout
Merchants ANB
Bell 6 Trigg 10
Drake 10 NerShak 4
Brown 6 Fagerstrom 18
Trigg 16 Dickson 4
Wilkalkia 4 Kasgnoc 6
Adams 4 Snyder 2
League Standings
W L
Polar . 3 0
High School _ 2 1
Jaycees .. 2 1
Merchants .. 1 1
ACS .... 1 2
ANB . 0 4
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TOOK AWAY
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( Shelters to Be
Tagged with Black
And Yellow Signs
^WASHINGTON (A — Struc
tures offering refuge from fall
out will be tagged next year
with yellow and black signs.
The design of a sign was an
nounced by the Defense Depart
ment Friday at the start of a na
tion-wide program to provide
shelter for an estimated 50 mil
lion persons from radioactive
fallout In the event of a nuclear
attack.
The Pentagon’s Civil Defense
Chief, Assistant Secretary of De
fense Steuart Pittman, said that
individuals who can should go
ahead and build their own shelter.
“I think that (people who have
hack yards and basements and
have the means to do it should
go ahead and build minimum
shielding,” he said.
The shelter symbol is a black
circle on a yellow rectangular
background. Inside the circle are
three yellow triangles pointing
downward. Below the symbol,
“Fallout Shelter” will be printed
in .fellow with yellow arrows
'pointing toward the shelter's lo
cation.
Hitchhiking Deer Hunter ij
DETROIT <Jh — Terry Kinney,
20, shot a deer and then hitch
hiked home with it—nearly 350
miles. '■■■'**•* jjiifu ^ -
"I went up with some
tout they had to leave
X wanted to, so I
Kinney said.
a rifle
ie in Michigan’s
Be shot « 150
lay and started
to Detroit Friday.
—ere I was and there was
the dear and I wanted to get it
home and the only way was to
hitchhike, so I did,” he said.
He got a ride die biggest part
of the way with a southbound
deer hunter who bad his own
buck on a trailer.
CHRISTMAS TREES
AT ROME HARDWARE
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Some Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meet* Every Monday Moon at
North Star Dining Boom
Don Hoover, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
a Barbara Martin
Worthy Matron
Secretary /
*nd Third Mondays
Anvil Lodge
No. 140
. E. BOBBER, W. M.
orvin W. Lewis, See.