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end of an Inchon. Korea, pier after being caught by a 31-foot reced
ing tide during the United Nations invasion last September. The pic
ture was just released by the Army in Tokyo. Inchon is again in
This LST, fully loaded with equipment, balances precariously on the
Communist hands, having been abandoned by United Nations forces
recently, ilf) Wirephoto.
NINE PASS WRITTEN
EXAM TO PRACTICE
LAW IN TERRITORY
Nine attorneys have received
passing grades of the 14 who took j
the written bar examination for
the practice of law in the Terri
tory of Alaska given in Juneau
last October by Attorney General
J. Gerald Williams, Ex-Officio
president of the Territorial Board
of Law Examiners, according to
advices received today at his of
fice in Juneau from the Attorney
General who is now in Anchorage.
Final grading of the papers was
completed in Anchorage last week
and early this week by members
of the Eoard.
Oral examinations must yet be
taken before the applicants may
be admitted to the practice of law
in the Territory. These examina
tions will be given in open court
on dates to be set by the Attorney
General.
Six of the applicants who passed
the written examination are from
Anchors V. 1*'° from Fau banks
and one from Sitka. They are:
Roger Creme, William S. Sanders,
John R. Connelly, Juliana D. Wil
son, T. Stanton Wilson and Victor
P. Guns of Anchorage; Wm. V.
Boggtss and Cornelius P. Cough
lan cf Fairbanks; and Paul A.
Duplcr of Sitka.
LIVE BOMS DROPS
ON U. S. AIR BASE
iN JAPAN; BANG!
US. AIRBASE, Southern Japan,
Jan. 11—'TP)—As a big Superfort
lifted off the runway of this airbase
a live 590-pound bomb shook loose
and toppled down on the runway.
The bomb rolled to a stop. It did
not explode.
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NORTHBOUND
S.S. Baranof ... Jan, 16
Seward Sitka
S.S. Denali. Jan. 22
Sitka Seward
Cordova
SOUTHBOUND
S.S. Denali .Jan. 14
Petersburg ^Wrangell
Ketchikan Seattle
S.S. Baranof ....Jan, 21
Ketchikan Seattle
From Seattle
SQUARE KNOT — January 19
H. E. Green, Agent—Juneau—Phones 2 and 4
But the Far East Air Forces per
sonnel knew the bomb’s delayed ac
tion fuse might have been damaged
and the bomb explode at any sec
ond.
Maj. Edison F. Arnold, Spokane,
Wash., the control tower officer,
rushed out on the runway. With
Warrant Officer (JG) Melvin V.
Kline, Montgomery, Ala., and T Sgt.
Arthur T. Lapp, Jackson Heights,
New York, he began rolling the
bomb away.
They sweated as they rolled the
heavy bomb toward a plot of grass
off the runway, where it was out of
position to do harm.
Six hours later the bomb did ex
plode. It tore a large hole in the
ground.
That’s why Maj. Gen. Emmett
O’Donnell, chief of FEAF’s Bomber
Command awarded each of the
three men the Soldiers Medal.
NEW TYPE COMBAT
CLOTHING IS NOW
APPROVED BY ARMY
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11 — iff) —
The Army has approved for future
use a new cold-weather, combat
clothing outfit for field troops.
The Army said today, however,
that the new garments will not be
ready for general use until the
stocks of present uniforms are ex
hausted.
The Quartermaster Corps devel
oped the new uniform as a part of
its research program aimed at im
proving food, clothing and equip
ment.
The outfit follows the “layer
principle" of the present wet-cold
field uniform — that is layers of
woolen clothing beneath outer cot
ton garments which are wind-re
sistant and water-repellent. Some of
the new items will be lighter in
weight but warmer.
The new items include a double
faced liner for the field jacket, re
placing the present pile-lined jac
ket. It will be lighter and less bulky.
The present high-necked sweater
will be out. But in the new lineup
will be: pajama-type underwear.
Wool shirts with square tails that
can be worn in or outside the trous
ers.
YAKUTAT VISITORS
Five Yakutat visitors are stop
ping at the Baranof Hotel. They
are: Mrs. R. W. Melander, Mrs.
Frank Lowe and daughter, Mrs.
Cliff Hunt and daughter.
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9:35—Musical Menu.
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10:00—News.
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10:30— Remember When.
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11:30—Listener’s Digest.
11:45—Singers of Songs.
12:00—Forecasts.
12:05—Salon Serenade.
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Woman Robbed,
Then Kissed;
Now WhaH
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 11 — 7P1 —
Three men kissed Mrs. Mildred W.
Young yesterday, all without her
consent.
She told police they came to her
door, asked for a “Mr. Johnson,”
ordered her at gunpoint back into
the house, trussed her to a bed
stead, ransacked the house of $20,000
worth of jewelry, silverware and
clothing, took it to their auto, and
then returned, each to take a good
bye kiss.
Mrs. Young told police she wants
; the jewelry back. The kisses? Fooey!
j She is 51.
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1 door. He's using
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V^azor of his
I wish he'd
shave in the
morning!
rl hoped he'd
get a new one
■for Christmas.
^No such luck!
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PLANES ARE
ATTACKING
THE PLANE
CARRYING
HUMPHREY,
MOGLA AND
THE GUARDS.
THEY ARE
ONLY TWO
MINUTES
FLYING TIME
FROM THE
AMERICAN
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WE HIT...
WE BLE6T
JEST RILLAX... I'LL
PUT A TURNIKET ON
FUR VA... LEARNT
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FOP TH'L UWA PETE'. MO WON PEP JANES KEPT
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WHAT HAPPENED TO PUD6V A NP PALSh^Tt
TSK.TSK.' THEY DO SNORE, DON'T THEy?...HMMM,
MUST WRITE THE MAKER OF THOSE SLEEPING V’
I FILLS THAT HIS PRODUCT IS EFFECTIVE, BUT I,
'SLOW. THE STOUT CHAP WAS ON THE POINT OF J
DISCOVERING OUR PLOT WHEN THE POTIONj
[r? FINALLY TOOK EFFECT.
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'SPRAYO'HARA, HONEY! CASTA GREEN- '
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MY MALE ANIMAL KICKEP IN WITH... .
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TOO MUCH,
V OPAL.
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COMING FROM THIS M
MUDPACK?
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Copyright, 1981. by
The Chicago Tribune.
NONSENSE? WHY, DOCTOR
PLAIN GOT THIS PREPARA
TION ESPECIALLY FOR ME.
HE WOULDN'T GET ANYTHING
^THAT SMELLED LIKE THAT.
BUT IT DOES? IT
SMELLS JUST LIKE
OLD CIGAR BUTTSV
WHEWf
TAKE
IT OFF,
OPAL. ^
I THINK ^
RIDDLES BARLOW
IS SWEET ON ME,
AUNT LOWEEZY
I WUZ JES'
EAVESDRAPPIN'
ON HIM AN*
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EAVES
DRAPPIN' p
CRICKET SMIF!!
YE ORTER BE
'SHAMED OF
YORESE'F !!
WAAL!'. DON'T STAND THAR
SHUT-MOUTH AS A CLAM!'.
WHAT ELSE
DID THEV SAV ?
AW FRIENDS, WITH OUR 3
FAIRLY GOOD RECORD
7AKJD WITH ONLY ONE ,
i MORE SCHEDULED^
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DADDY - DID YOU
KNOW MOTHER
TOOK THE CAR
DOWNTOWN ?
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DO you KNOW IN
WHICH DIRECTION
SHE WENT? THIS
^ IS SERIOUS// ^
!|-DINTV-r DON'T 1
I KNOW EXACTLY
I THE DIRECTION
I SHE WENT
I BUT WARN
I THE BOYS/
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THERE SHE GOES
ALSO THE LAMPPOST
ON THE CORNER
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CAME UP
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LOOK/ 6HE'S OKI
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