Army to Grant
Christmas Holidays for
Recently Called Up Men
WASHINGTON pt> — The Army
said Thursday . it will allow as
much leave as .possible during
die Christmas holidays for its
troops, including National Guards
men and reservists recently call
ed to active duty.
The leave policy will cover the
16,000 men to he drafted into the
Army during December. They will
be ordered to report within the
first 15 days of the month for
processing.
“This action will permit a
maximum number of trainees to
go on leave during the period Dec.
23, 1991 through Jan. 2, 1992,”
the Army said.
“During this period activities
at Army training centers will be
limited.'
“Centers will resume training
after New Year’s day.”
The Marine Corps is permitting
some of its men to go on 10-day
leaves starting Dec. 17 and 18 and
others starting Dec. 28 and 29.
However, recruits in boot train
ing camps will not be permitted
Christmas holiday leave.
A Navy spokesman said the
Navy has no general Christmas
leave policy, but that time off
for men during this period is at
the discretion of fleet command
ers and Naval district command
ants.
There was no immediate word
from the Air Force on whether it
will permit holiday leaves.
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Alaska Rated Second
In Divorced Men
WASHINGTON 4f) — Alaska
rates only behind Nevada in the
number of divorced men in pro
portion to population, the Census
Bureau reports. Oregon and
Washington are also among the
first five states.
On the basis of the 1960 census,
the percentage of divorced men in
each state was listed Wednesday
as:
Nevada, 6.1 per cent; Alaska,
4.2; California, 3.7; Oregon, 3.6;
and Washington, 3.S.
As for the number of divorced
women, Oregon, Washington and
Oklahoma all reported 3.7 per
cent, tied for fourth among the
states. Nevada led with 5.9 per
cent.
Just a Little Shy Boy . . .
LOUISVILLE, Ky. HD — Ricky
Ragazine, 4, learned his lessons
in modesty almost too well.
HU mother, Jennie Ragazine,
fell into a furnace pipe yesterday
while trying to retrieve a broom
that had fallen into it.
She couldn't get out and her
screams awoke Ricky. “Run to the
neighbors and get somebody to
help me,'' she said she told Ricky.
His reply: “Mommie I just have
my underpants on. I’m ashamed
to go outside.” ... -‘a
Mrs. Ragazine begged and
pleaded tout Ricky wouldn’t
budge. Finally, after about half
an hour, Ricky overcame his shy
ness and ventured next door to
get help, clad in his underpants.
The neighbor called police and
by the time they arrived had Mrs.
Ragazine out of the pipe.
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Kennedy Says
U.S. Will Defend
The Frontiers
Of Freedom
SEATTLE Ut) — President Ken
nedy yesterday pledged the Unit
ed States a determined effort to
keep other nations from slipping
into neutrality or Communism in
a long struggle ahead for peace
with freedom.
Kennedy, in a frank recital of
the “burdens of frustrations” in
global conflict without arms, de
clared there can be no purely
American solution for every world
problem.
He said the United States must
scorn the role of war monger or
appeaser. In a speech prepared
for the University of Washing
ton’s 100th anniversary celebra
tion, he asserted:
“We are Americans, determined
tp defend the frontiers of freedom,
by an honorable peace if possible,
but by arms if arms are used
against us.”
With this candid statement that
the United States cannot force its
will on other lands, Kennedy said
“it is a test of our national ma
turity that negotiations are not
a contest spelling victory or de
feat.”
Through negotiations, he said,
the free world can find out wheth
er its vital interests can be pre
served by peaceful means or
whether the Communists will ac
cept no less than a concession of
its rights.
“But, Kennedy said, “while we
shall negotiate freely we will
never negotiate freedom.”
This is so, he added, even
[ though war could precipitate total
annihilation.
“For to save mankind’s future
freedom,” he said, “we must face
up to any risk that is necessary
We will always seek peace—bu
we will never surrender.”
Kennedy said the United State;
must work with countries lack
ing freedom in order to strength
en freedom’s 'cause. With an cyt
on Southeast Asia and Latin
America, he said:
“We are determined to prevent
[nations from adopting neutrality,
and to prevent certain others from
abandoning it.”
He specified no nation by name
but could have been considering,
among others, Finland—under In
tense pressure from its Soviet
neighbor — Afghanistan and Iran.
NOTIC® FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that Mollle A.
Dexter, Golovin, Alaska, together with
her witnesses, Mrs. Minnie Fagerstrom
and Mrs. Laurie Amaktoolik. both of
Golovin, Alaska, has filed Application
to Purchase for her Homeslte.
Fairbanks Serial No. 09167, for lands
described
W.8. Survey No. 3661, Alaska,
situated in the Town of Golovin
on the North shore of Golovin
Sound and the establishment of
U.8. Locatiua Monument No. 3661.
containing 1.63 acres.
Any or all persons having knowledge
of any reason why Final Certificate
and patent should not be issued to said
person should file their protest in the
Fairbanks Land Office within the period
of publication or. thirty days thereafter.
JESSE H. JOHNSON, Chief,
Lands Adjudication Unit
Pub: Oct 13, 39. 37, Nov. 3. 10, 17,
M, Doc. 1, 8, 1961.
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U.S. Troops Roll
Through East Germany
Headed for Maneuvers
BERLIN Uf> — American com
bat soldiers rolled across Com
munist East Germany yesterday
in another shuttle of armed troops
over West Berlin’s highway life
line.
About ISO men of the 6th In
fantry Division’s 3rd Battle
Group left West Berlin at dawn
and headed across the 110-mile
Soviet-controlled Autobahn for
two days of training near Han
over, West Germany.
Hie Russians were notified in
advance of the movement, which
was interpreted as part of the
continuing assertion of Allied
rights to use of the superhighway
between Communist-surrounded
West Berlin and West Germany.
A similar movement of troops
from West Germany to West Ber
lin for training last week was
made without incident.
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New Version Given
On Arrest of Soviet
Police Boss Lavrenty Beria
WARSAW, Poland Uft — A sen
sational new version of the ar
rest of Soviet police boss Lav
renty Beria, purporting to come
from Premier Khrushchev, was
reported by Polish Communist
sources Thursday.
They said Beria brandished a
pistol and was disarmed by
Khrushchev himself who wrestled
with him in a heretofore undis
closed meeting of the Communist
party politburo.
The informants said Beria later
was tried and executed on Dee.
23, 1053 in Azerbaijan. This date
agreed with previous announce
ments of the execution.
The Polish sources told West
ern newsmen they were present at
a glass-clinking reception for
about 1.000 persons during the
recent Soviet Party Congress in
Moscow when Khrushchev launch
ed into the story of his physical
struggle with Beria.
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