PRETTY PICTURE — Motion Picture Actress Maureen
O’Hara makes a pretty picture as she poses in a window.
ASKS FOR
• FUNDS FOR
AIRFIELDS
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JUNEAU, March, 5 — (AP)—
A Senate joint Memorial, by
Senators Howard Lyng and O.
D. Cochran, asks for ap expend
iture of $10,000 for improving
the landing strips and connect
ing roads at Savoonga, and also
$5,000 for similar work at Gam-J
bell. Both of these places are
on St Lawrence Island.
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FORT BENNING, Georgia, —
(PRO)—Pvt. Rodney Lincoln, son
of A. O. Lincoln of Kotzebue,
has won the right to wear the
1 ‘‘Boots and Wings” of the U. S.
j Army Paratroops. He has com
pleted four weeks of jump train
ing during which time he made
five jumps, the last a tactical
j jump at night involving a com
bat problem on landing.
Jumping at the Parachute
School has been steadily devel
oped to a recognized war scince.
American Paratroopers have been
recognized throughout the world
for their meritorious actions a
gainst the enemy.
In addition to producing jump
ers, Parachute Specialist Train
ing is given to qualified men in
Communications Demolition,
Riggers and Parachute Mainten
ance, vital skills for Airborne
Troops.
HALLS IN
CORDOVA
CORDOVA, March 5, —(AP)—
Mr. and Mrs. Hall, of San Diego,
formerly of Ketchikan and Sitka
got homesick for Alaska so they
headed for Valdez. While on
the boat enroute to their newly
chosen home, some worthy cit
izens of Cordova, also aboard
persuaded them to change their
minds.
owners .
The Halls are now permanent
citizens and property owners of
Cordova.
AP Ncwsfeofvres
Notwithstanding the
"feel" of a door found
unexpectedly in the dark with
the head, there's no such
thing as a true "solid." Fran
cis Bacon more than 300
years ago pressed water
through metallic shells, and
modern scientists have
pressed mercury through thick
plates of steel.
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MARINES
STOP JAPS
ON IWO
USPFH, Guam. March 5,—(AP)
—The U. S. Marines made lim
ited gains in northern I wo Jima
on Sunday, but hurled back a
terrific Japanese counterattack
in which hundreds of screaming
in Japs were killed, today’s
communiques reported.
Admiral Nimitz announced that
dead out of a garrison of about
20,000 there on the island. Only
81 prisoners were taken.
The majority of the prisoners
are Korean laborers,
of Maj. Gn. Clifton Gate’s 4th.
Division continued on their tor
tuous advance over rough terrain
with the cornered Japs fighting
the death.
aus and Ponape in the Carolines.
This Means He’s
A Veteran
When you see this gold-plated
lapel button — the dexter eagle
within a circle, wings extending
beyond the circle’s edge — remem
ber, the Disabled American Veter
ans points out, that the wearer is
an honorably discharged veteran of
World War II, and maybe disabled.
To familiarize the public with the
discharge button that plea has
been issued by the DAV, chartered
by Congress and recognized by
government as one of the organi
zations to which veterans can ap
ply for free information in filing
claims. Vivian D. Corbly, National
DAV Adjutant,, in announcing the
program, said: “When you see that
gold-plated plastic discharge but
ton it means the wearer has seen
service in World War II. He may
even be disabled as a result of his
service and deserves every con
sideration possible/'
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