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5 /\ W 5 EAR
Clay Johnson imagines he is the first man
to have his ear sared. Usually it is a
hand, arm or leg.
Ho ras working under the sar the other day
while another man was cleaning above it.
The other man turned the saw just as Clay
raised un to get some matches out of his
pocket. Trie saw caught him on the ear.
After first aid was administered the men
resumed work.
FIREMAN HOT. BOILER* CClC
The heat shortage '"'odnesday morning ras due
to the bad condition of the boilers plus
ret coal. Tie fireman attempted every mean
possible to keep the steam up but the at
tempt ras in vain. To say that the fire
man ras not in a very good mood is rutting
it midly.
■ TOO MANY • CLOTHES
According to Erplorcr Vilhjalntur Siefansson
the IT. S. soldiers have a hard time keeping
ram- in the Arctic because they rear too
many clothes.
H”. Stefansson has made trips across the
polar ice rearing a nine-pound‘Eskimo car
ibou suit, and said it ras like.rearing a
thermos bottle. The soldiers are burdened
dom with P5 to 28 rounds of rool and leath
er, and have to use about 75 percent of
their energy just keening alive.
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• A T. xan subscriber of .lessen’.- ’"'eekly, Mr.
! J. K, Higdon of El Paso, is worried he'may
j not get to make his long--planned trip to
Alaska as he feels it r.ill be destroyed by
| Atom Bombs.
'His letter to Jcrson’s Meekly says in part,
I ”It is the world’s greatest miracle we Am
i ericans do not realize that death is just
: around the corner.-If is very sad but
j very true we are all in, and 'there is not! -
ing to look forward to but eternity.—There
has never been but one thing since Christ
came on earth on which the- whole world a
greed, and that is now. All rant the U.S.
destroyed and all are working to that one
end.-Hope to see' you some time if we are
alive.”
Hr,- Higdon is sure Alaska.will be struck
first and then the cities of the West coast
will be wiped out overnight.
JUfjC:E 5 50N NEW LAWYER
Judge Dimond’s son, John H. Dimond, has con
pleted his law courses and has pas red his
bar examination for the District of Colum
bia- His wife Mrs... Roberta D.. Dirond is
assistant tr-eretiry to Delegate Bartlett.
They - .re: . f r- '.urn to Alaska when lx.
imond -o w. n • r. lor degree in June.