Lady Cops On
Highway Patrol!
Metcalf IlikikSr Ho
If a Haines woman had her way
Frank A. Metcalf. Territorial High
way Engineer, would have a squad
of "lady cop.;” on his shift.
A letter received from one of
Haines- fair re-, makes application
for a job . a Fishway patrol
woman.
The letter points out that in view |
of the world situation when women j
are replacing men in various cate- \
gories, Highway Chief Metcalf j
should give consideration to putting ;
women on his force.
As recommendation the writer
says she is “an expert pistol and
rifle shot" and is “afraid of no one.]
human or animal." She also points I
to wide experience as a driver.
Asked about possibilities about
latching onto the idea, Metcalf
grinned but gave the impression
he would hang on to his men for J
the time being.
MRS. BOGUE SOT'TH
Mrs. Magnild Bogue, of the Ter
ritorial Department of Health, left
Friday for Seattle via Pan American
Airways. Mrs. Bogue went south
due to illness of a relative and ex
pects to return to Juneau in about
.10 days.
Alaska Coastal offers you a i*ew service—to j
speed you on your way. Through your local ■
ACA agent you can reserve your seat on Pa«
American to the States .. . and then to any spot
on the globe! And now, for its patrons in Sitka,
Hoonah, Tenakee, Skagway, Haines and similar
communities ACA holds a special block of seats j
on Pan Am. . . . giving them equal priorities with j
those who buy their tickets in Juneau/ .
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METCALF LEAVES
FOK KETCHIKAN
Frank A. Metcalf, Territorial
Highway' Engineer left today on
'the Baranof for Ketchikan. -He avft*,
jgoing to the First City in connec
tion with matters .concerning fsroall
boat floats and is expected to also
visit west coast villages on similar
business. He will be gone about a
week.
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STUDY
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cart for selling and
^delivering lunches^/
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Here is the very >1
''VilH—- ' thing — 50 miles ^
\ f on a gallon, comfortable
I riding with ample space
^and refrigeration,
/ The operator ^
\ has two legs and
1/ I’m not buying
'^gasoline for him.
Very well, this^
model uses leg
propulsion and
is still room>
^nc^^^icaL
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Haven’t you one
using the push
principle ? ^
I This vehicle will do Tn
1 anything the others will,
and, besides the legs, has
only two moving parts'. J
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i l WHERETO, NOW?
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' |CIP. IF ANYBOPy HEARP
Yu$, IT'E THEIR BABY HOW.
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\$uppo$b we were hearing.
SKIPPER. SAYS TO PASS THE\
sVVORP BACK TO THE BASEV
J Aw A 4H0IZT TIME LATE* ...
''SIR, THOSE PEOJN FLY-BOyS MUST BE^
HITTING THEIfc OX/GEN BOTTLED AGAIN. 1
LOOK WHAT THEY PREAM UP THIS TIME^,
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BUNCH UP TJ-IE REST OF
THOSE MACHINES WHILE
WE’RE CHANGING WEIGHTS.
V.WECAN CRUSH ’EM/
_BETTER.
THIS BIG >
BABV OUGHT
TO DO THE
rvjog^-<
? VEAH, ITS
( A LOT
\WEAVIER.
I BUT, TRACV, WE’RE DOING
Q5 ON A STREET- J
L CAR TRACK.
FASTER?
DEAR FRIENDS, WE ARE
GATHERED TOGETHER
HERE TO WITNESS THIS
UNION IN WEDLOCK—• A
/ ASA
MATTER
IA' FACT
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POPHVH'S
SHIP IS ANCHORED
AJEA& A STRAN6E
island, and he and
0)lMpy .60 ashore
to search for
popeye's
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SORRY, GEORSIE.. I
DIDN'T MEAN TO
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SOLLY.
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PHEWjti ‘
THIS IS KNOBBY J
WALSH... HE “N
SAYS JOE WANTS
HIM TO SEE YOU.
I'M NOT SURE /
IT'S THE TRUTH . V
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IT'S A GREAT
| pleasure.
1 I'VE SURE J
, SEEN... I <
MEAN I’VE ^
SURE HEARD /
> A LOT /
ABOUT'CHA.J
W mow do you
! DO, MR. WALSH.
I HOW'S JOE'S
WHY DON'T VE LOOK AT
SOME OE TH' IAJEDDIN'
RINGS THEY GOT IN TH' .
(MAIL-ORDER CATALOG A
RIDDLES ?
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plums
GOOD IDEE,
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WHAT OM V
AlRTH
HAPPENT
TO HIM, J
1 FLOPPED OPENi
TH' BOOK TO ALL
THEM TOM-FOOL, i
LACV DOO-DADS!!
MW-HAW
TX-TA-MAGGIE -•
I MUST GITTOTW*
OPPCE-IMPOPT^MT
BUSIWESS-V'KMOW/
3^7 r
STPAUOE-HOW EAPLV HE
GOES TO THE OFFICE SINCE
OUR TELEVISION SET HAS
BEEU OUT OF OEDEP-I'LL
FOLLOW AMD SEE WHAT ITS
_ ALL ABOUT !! --
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HUM -YOU APE
busy- i'll not
DISTURB you/
VEe-l'M KNEE
DEEP IN WO(?K'
BUSINESS IS
GETTING _>
TOUGHEI? I
EVEEV DAY/ .
AW/ 5HE'S gone/ now
r WONDER IP THOSE
rustlers will git
THAT HERD OVER
THE BORDER BV |
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