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Guard to Undergo Cold
Weather Drills In Alaska
CAMP (MURRAY, Wn. M —
Selected groups from the Wash
ing National Guard are being sent
to Alaska to undergo cold weather
training, a spokesman said Fri
day.
(Maj. Donald Oars, supervisor
of operations and training, said a
unit of 30 officers and enlisted
men recently returned after 30
days of such training at Fort
Greeley.
Another group of 17 personnel
will leave about Jan. 7 for nine
weeks of schooling in winter
operations at the Army’s cold
weather and mountain school, he
said.
Oars said the 30-man unit was
the first from the Washington Na
tional Guard to take the Arctic
training course.
The soldiers were taught cold
weather survival and the opera
tion of infantry equipment in sub
zero weather, he said. They ob
tained leaves of absence from
their civilian jobs to take the
training.
Tony Kad to Wait . . .
LONDON UP> —- Lord Snowdon,
former society photographer An
thony Armstrong- Jones, hinted
that he had to wait his opportunity
to get those photographs he took
of his son Viscount Linley.
The photographs of his wife,
Princess Margaret, and the baby
were published all over the world
a few weeks ago. :
Lord Snowdon later told a group
of teen-age photographers same
of the difficulties encountered In
baby photography.
“I’ve had a lot of experience,”
he said, “and you can’t force a
baby into doing anything. You
have to wait around for half the
night, waiting for a good expres
sion.”
Dial 2631 for
Arctic Sanitary
Service
Nome Directory
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Meets Every Monday Moon st
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