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Larceny Charge
 Nets $500 Fine

Petty larceny in the form of forcing a lock on a pin ball ma chine and taking the contents with out benefit of playing the machine netted Charles Hensiey fine of $500 and a sentence of 30 days, suspended
 The young servicenaan pleaded guilty after he was apprefnnded in Frank Tricks Sport1and.
 Six persons brought before the City Magistrate on drunk charges, forfeited bail, one for the sum of $50, and the others $25. These were Lloyd Hovig, Leon Prok0pi- off, Lawrence Lukin, Jimmie Hig- gins and Tom SWensen.
 Two others were also brought in on drunk charges. Joseph Koh- Ter was fined $25, and Peter Knag- in was given sentence of Is days, 13 of which were suspended on the proviSo he leave town
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Ike ElI-Advised Says Alaska Rep.

Rep. Ralph Rivers (D-Alaska) } said Tuesday in the House of Rep resentatives, he believes Presi- dent Eisenhower'S veto of a bill that would have raised limitations one oil and gas leasing in Alaska as i'll advised and uncalled for"
 The bill, vetoed Monday, would have increased the acreage that could be held by one leaseholder from 300,000 to 600,0O0 acres.
 Rivers told the House Alaska's great size, plus the need for an incentive for exploration of re mote areas, requires an increase in Limitations.
 Tt is admitted that this veto will deprive the state of needed income by curbing increased leas- ing at this time," he said" but it IS piously justified on the theory that if will be better for the state and nation in the long run.
 T consider this veto to be an unwarranted overriding of con- gressional discretion and judg- ment."
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Dr.. E. Sterling Visits Son On MS

Dr. Earl Sterling, from Sulphur Springs, Texas, is a visitor in Ko- diak, arriving here last Tuesday.
 pr. Sterling is visiting his son, Cmdr. H. c. Sterling, Executive Officer on the Naval Station. He will remain here a total of ten days. It is his first trip to Alaska.
 The doctor is a graduate of Tulane University in New Or leans, and has been a practicing physician since his graduation in 1910. He VII receive an honorary degree from the University next May in recognition of his 50 years of service .t
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Magnusell Family Move To Tacoma

Mir. and Mrs. George Magnusen and family left Tuesday for Seat tie.
 The MagnuSens will make their permanent home in Tacoma, Wash, where Mir. Magnusen has been transferred. He was employed here by Standard Oil Company.
 The Magnusen's seven children, Junie, Chris, Charley, Margie, Bob, Jane and baby Lorraine were all Kodiak born. His wife Pauline was born in Anchorage.
 George MagnuSen, also Kodiak born, served aboard his fathers tender years ago, and acted as a pilot to ships entering Kodiak waters. He has been with the Standard Oil office here since 1850.
 Magnusen was member of the volunteer Fire Department here for twenty years, and has been Fire Chief for the City of Kodiak for the past 13 years. He served in that capcity with considerable skill and diligence, and is credited with the fact that Kodiak has had an enviable record of few major fires.
 He was also Police Chief prior to Fire Chief, having at one. time held both posts simultaneously.
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Is There Mercury I'm Those Hills?

A nice stake can be made by a fisherman or boatowner, accord isg to George Cornelius, by going over to Kizuyak Bay, and climbing Grown Mountain. There's mercury there, according to him.
 Cornelius stated that he and Harold Lawhead and Charles Ham iIton flew over the area some time ago and spotted the deposit. Sub sequent testing proved mercury there, Cornelius stated, and he be- lieves in commercial quantities.
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Ieite Addition Plat Recorded

A true and correct counterpart of the missing Leite Addition plat is now recorded with the US. Commissioner, following action of the City Council recently to have this done.
 A resolution approving the counterpart copy has been drawn up, and signed by the Mayor and City ClerkTreaSurer.
 The Leite Addition subdivision extends from near Spruce Street to the north boundary near the BeachcomberS.
 The incomplete pencil copy as recorded in the office of the Com missioner, and dated December Is, 1943, does not meet the informa- tional requirements of Chap. 115, Sessions Laws of Alaska, 1853, Sub Chapter II, Sec. g. The counter part does not alter, amend or change the legally recorded plat, the resolution states.
 This action will alleviate further expense of property owners in the area due to lack of information needed or required.
 A limited quantity of the count erpart plat may be obtained from the City Hall at small charge.
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WILL ATTEMPT LAKE SWIM

CHICAGO -- (AP} Harry Briggs, 38 year-0ld history instruc- tor at the University of Alaska Anchorage branch, plans to swim across Lake Michigan from Michi- gan City, Ind. to Chicago's Burn ham Harbor today
 Briggs tried to swim last year but was stopped by strong winds and high waves after covering 1711z miles.
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Kay FanniR1 Returns

Mrs. Verne Fannin and son, returned Thursday from a six weeks trip spent mostly in Mon tana.
 Most of the time was spent in Seattle, Wash, Great Falls, Bill ings and in Butte in Montana.
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Young People With White Hair Meet

fornia, Oregon, Washington, the East coast, Alaska and western Canada, indicate record attend ance.
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Along Ihe
 Waterfront

The Alaska Fishing Industry Inc, marks its first half year of existence, according to a publi- ation, The Alaska Fisherman, just received.
 The AFT was formed. to quote the publication, to: (1) Promote sound conservation, research and development of Alaska fisheries; CD Establish the free flow of trade information and communication be- tween the great fishing areas; and (3) General disseminate inf0sma- tion and education about Alaska's fishery and it's problems.
 From the publication we learn that during the past six months, the AFT has grown from an idea to a truly Statewide federation of fishermen and their organization with well over 1,2OO members,
 President of the organization is Kimbell (Bumps) Poland of KO- diak; Vice-president is Dick Per son, Cook Inlet; also vice-preSi- dent is Gudmon Winther, Juneau, ,, and Secretary is Denton R. Moore
 Tn another item in the paper this statement was made: The science of predicting (fish ralns) is not very accurate .. Also: Even a poor year can be rewarding when the effort is held to a reasonable effort.
 The above observations were made regarding the Bristol Bay, fishing. The article went on to say: 'NThe NuShagak system was out standing and except for the loss of g per cent of the season be- cause of a price dispute, 1959 would have been topped only by 1948. Even so, the boat average was well ofer 5000 and the catch and escapement was 4,5O0,00O.
 "Egegik and Nakrek were not far behind. Catches in Egegik ave ranged nearly 10000 reds, the best run in ten years"
 t. ::
 Waterfront activities have come to pretty much of a halt. Slowing of gear has about been wound up, the trek of departing cannery workers is about complete.
 Frank McConaghy and his wife left for Seattle Thursday. Del Val entine and Zack of Halfertys ex- pect to get away about Sept. l.
 Attention is called to the fisher men and boatowners meeting at the Fishermen's Hall this morning at 9 o'clock.
 t
 Operations at King Crab, Inc are getting off to slow start in putting up the king crab. A small lot was brought in Friday Several boats are out at the grounds in cluding the .BANSHEE, JUNO. KING FISH, FIVE BROTHERS and the LOIS.
 Stan Alvine is working on his new barge, making use of the pre- vailing low tides in the morning
 t
 area doesn't make happy reading
 A recap of the fishing in this. but here are the figures as sup piled by Chuck Connelley of the FWS: 19,O77 cases of reds; ETA Kings; 109,215h pinks, 64,3O1 chums; and 5831a Cohoes for a total of 193, ,487 cases. This is new low. The 1856 figure was a little better than 25O,OOO cases. x The escapement looks fair, ac- cording to cOnnelley, as a result of the early closure.
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SPECIAL MEETING

Kodiak Emblem Club will hold special meeting Thursday fc~ election of officers and prac ctico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11
SHERWOOD ON BRIDGE
Make the Most of Probabilities
BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD
United States Masters Team Champion

tricks in top cards. How do you
try for the ninth trick? Should
you finesse dummy's queen of
diamonds, or should you play
to develop an extra trick in
spades or hearts?
AS the hand stands you have
no problem since you can play
for everything. You can find
out about the hearts and spades
before you need to decide for
or against the diamond f1nesse.
After winning the first trick
with the ace Of clubs lead out
all Of dummy's top hearts. If
the suit breaks 3-3 your last
heart win be a sure winner.
AS it happens, hearts break
badly. The next step is to cash
dummy's top spades and then
lead a spade to your own queen.
AS it happens the spades break
3-3. Hence dummy's last spade
is a sure winner. 1t would be
foolish to jeopardize a sure con-
tract. You lead a diamond to
dummy's ace, refusing to f.
Inesse, and cash dummy's last
spade. The contract is now
home.
If the spades had broken
badly you would know about 1t
on taking the queen of spades,
Your only remaining chance
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11
By Walt Kelly
Winslow Mortimer

"A bid of three clubs would ask
partner to show a major suit.
In this case you are interested
only in game at no-trump.
Copyright, 1859, oenl Features corp)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11

find a 3-3 spade split. South
has an even chance to succeed
with the diamond finesse. but
the odds are 2 to l against a
favorable break in spades.
Therefore South should try the
finesse at the second trick. Half
a loaf is better than a third
Of a loaf.
Daily Question
Partner bids two no-trump
and the next player passes.
You hold:
As76 01o7 11oss %KJ97s
What do you do2
Answer: Bid three no-trump.
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Opening lead: Seven of clubs
You start the hand with eight
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would be the diamond finesse.
1t is quite all right to risk a
finesse when everything else
has already failed.
Make Slight Change
Make a slight change in the
hand by giving dummy the
queen of spades and giving
South one of dunn m US low
spades. Now South wins the
first trick with the ace of clubs
and knows that he will never
again have the lead in his
hand. He must decide at once
whether or not to take the dia-
mond finesse.
The only alternative is to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11
Make the Most
OF Probabilities

Do you play with or against
the probabilities? In som
hands this is no problem; in
others it Is the most important
factor.
North dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
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Rhodes Scholarships To Oxford U. sxow Possible For Alaskan Students

;,AIaska will this year nominate fwo candidates for Rhodes Schol. aaTshlps to Oxford University. Dr. Courtney Smith, President of Ssssrtmore College and American secretary of the Rhodes Scholar shlps, announced that Alaska will De included in the 1859 competi- tiOnS.
 'fAlaskan candidates for Rhodes scholarships will compete with those from Oregon, Washington: Adaho.. Montana, Wyoming, and North. Dakota in the northwest qassrRca, IS one of eight Rhodes Schplarshlp districts. 4.-
 Machinery for the competition An Alaska will be set up during Inc next few months, pr. Smith sz'd> Institutional representatives wlll be appointed for the Univer- szfy of Alaska and for all four-year 4egree granting colleges and uni vassssieS opening in the future. s>Iexf December number of prominent Alaska citizens will sarEaa on state selection commit tee who will interview candidates and may nominate two to the dRtrict committee Elmer E.. .,Ras- HalsSesn Of Anchorage, Presidenfgofl the Beard of Regents Of the Uni 5Veraaay of Alaska, will serve as 4NSaexa State Secretary of the Rhc,ieS Scholarships.
 Candidates must be in the 1B to 24 age range on October I of
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--. Station on Kodiak. ~ '-'~'' -','.
 Estimated cost range on the job is under S25,0oO. ' -. NAVDOCK'S Specification No. 2479/59 and other applicable bid ding data may be obtained or examined on application to the District Public Works Officer, Box 38, U, s. Naval Station, Ko- diak.
 Sealed bids. for furnishing all labor. equipment, and materials and performing all work will be received by that office until 3 pm, (AST) May q, 1859.
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Seeks To Curb Range Land Fires

RancherS and other Kodiak residents are again warned of the danger of uncontrolled range fires by A. D. Craft, ELM Fire Control officer for this district.
 Uncontrolled burning can re- suit in accelerated erosion on steep slopes and destroy forest, land, fences and other range im- provementS as well as buildings and homes" Craft said. Last year one of these fires could we'll have burned down the Ski lodge on the Naval Station and threatened Ke- diak itself without the prompt action of the; Navy Fire Depart ment," he said. " He cautioned that ranchers
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as Friskies which conta;,, |, considerable amount of r<.e Mseal. are getting a diet that nszffient-wide closely Eesem bies tlAat of their forebearS. Their Mnctars generally stay in better shape than dogs fed table scraps.
 There's still the problem of tartar, however. An occasional chew on a large knuckle bone will polish the edge of the teeth @ut will not usually reach the gsrna line where deposits tend to De heaviest. If this isn't re. Rncged. the tartar pushes against taAe gums causing irritation and accession.
 There are several things you cam do to keep the tartar under comfrol, such as rubbing the teeth with salt once a week. Or, tsECe a month or so scrape each fccth that looks yellowed, work Ing from the gum line outward ssikh a special dental tartar gcxaper available in most pet amErfy stores.
 Should your pet object too HareRHously to either or both treatmentS. let your veterinarian AD Hhe job. For dogs over six years old it should be done at ,asx-mOath intervals.
 Respite all forms of dental care some dogs teeth will never -ese things of beauty. Distemper Caszaracted in puppyhood often ShesERanently disf1gures dentureA hsaving ugly brown pltmarkA
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wishing to burn over their lands for range improvement purposes must keep the fire under strict control and not allow the fire to go beyond the boundaries of their property The Alaska Fire Control Act requires prudence in starting a fire and provision made for fire breaks. The Act also stipu- lateS that any person starting a fire must stay with it until com pletely extinquished. He must
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the year of application, but may deduct from their age time over 90 days spent on active military duty since July 27, 1850. They must be unmarried male citizens with at least five years domicile. When he applies, a candidate must have at least junior standing in a recognized degree-granting col lege or university of the United States.
 Application deadline is Novem- Der 4, 1859. The g Rhodes Schol- ars elected in the United States in December, 1859, will enter Ox- ford in October of next year. h. quirieS should be addressed to Elmer E. RaSmuson, National Bank of Alaska, Anchorage.
 Rhodes Scholarships were es- tablished in 1899 by the will of Cecil John Rhodes, British statesman and African pioneer whose vast fortune was based up- on his development of South Afrca's gold and diamond resour. ces.
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have the necessary tools aad equipment to insure 1t being kept under control. Failure to contrda fire could result in a fine. i'm priSonment and double damages
 Ranchers who have grazing lea ses with the ELM and wish ts burn as a range improvement mea sure should make application ts the Operations Supervisor, Burean of Land Management, 334 E- Fifth Avenue, Anchorage.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-05-09
. Dogs Life
DENTAL CARE FOR DOGS
By Dr. E. M. Gildow

By pr. B. M. GildoW -xSsrecs0f. Friskies Research Kennels
 in the days when all dogs ,swere big he-man hunters and 'daORned their own dinners, their teeth were clean as the pro. Tvezbial 'thound's tooth" By de. 7wotHing all parts of the game, bones included, they provided themselves with a well-rounded diet as we'll as good tooth. @rsrShtng.
 Dogs today that are fed qual. fly prepared dog foods, especial 3y the meal type varieties such
Kodiak mirror., 1959-05-09
.h. s. Seeks Bids On Barracks Job

The 17th Naval District Public
 Works Office is calling for bids ito modify barracks building at the u. S. Naval Communications
Kodiak mirror., 1959-05-09

You ean'f missl Tn the first place. you get the car that's offering the biggest dividends in styling. comfort and savings. The 59 Ford was awarded the Gold Medal for ele. gance at Brussels. It's the car built for people. with more room, wider doors. easier-to-reach luggage space. It's the car built forsSayings - big savings in gas and oil. And nOw during your Ford Dealers Dividend Days. you get an extra Best Seller" dividend in the deal you makel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Democrats Seek
Recount Block
In Nebraska

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 81
(AP). - Nebraska. Democrats
served notice today they viii
go to court Tuesday to block
the recount Of votes cast fol
governor on November 4
Joseph Ginsburg Of Lincoln
attorney for the party. said q
request win be field for a writ
of prohibition. q device having
the effect Of the INDUCTION. He
said he win list 81 grounds for
challenging the legality of the
Legislatures request procedure
Republicans limited they will
contend in rebuttal that the
court has no jurisdiction over
the Legislatures proceedings.
State Senator A. A. Fenske Of
Sunol (Neb.), chairman Of the
Legislatures recount commit
tee. said the recount will begin
Monday morning. A recheck
Of some 100000 ballots was
ordered by the legislature to
determine whether Democrat
Ralph Brooks was in fact
elected Governor over Victor
Anderson, Republican. The Of
fetal vote canvass made Gov.
Brooks a l,6400 vote winner.
Gov. Brooks laid the ground
work for the action yesterday
in a letter to the Legislature
in which he charged it with
violating the Constitution. the
law and principles Of fair play
in the rules adopted for con-
duct of the recount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

mother explained. MIR. Johns
ton eric Johnston. head Of the
association invited her to have
her parties for a movie show
ing a long time ago. and she
feels that it's an important
tradition"
The party was kept as COM
pletely unoficial and secret as
possible, she added, because
I'VE try to protect the girls
from publicity as much as pos
sible when it concerns their
private doings."
Just the day before, the Vice
President played host at the
Capitol to daughter jules
classmates from Sidwell Friends
School. Mr.. Nixon took Julie
and her flfth-grade friends all
over the Senate, let them sit
in his chair, and then showed
them his own office, where re-
freshments were served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
PTA EVENTS CALENDAR

pm. Tuesday at the school.
Wayne and Fenton streets. in
Silver Spring.
Other PTA events this week,
all at 3 pm. unless otherwise
noted. are:
DISTRICT
Ketcham--Dr. Carl Hansen. D. C.
superintendent OF schools, will speak al
a. founders day program at 1:3O pm,
at the school, Fifteenth and . streets
Abram simon-Mr. veryl schult,
SUPERVISING director Of the mathematic
curriculum for D, c. public schools. viii
speak on That Important Third r" at
the school, Fourth street and Missis-
sirni avenue Sc
Thursday
Garield-MrS. Josephine G. Smith,
director D C. Public School .Admini-
stration will speak at q founders day
program at $40 pm. at the school,
Twentv-nfth street and Aiahama
sharp health--A benefit dinner VIII
e hell at Pm: At the school
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" tAAt = 49, ~ go a%A@@@ N~~~~0~~
daughter Of Vice President and
mrs. Nixon. who invited 80 girls
tor her 18th birthday party.
The guest list included
Tficia's 20 classmates from Sid
well Friends School. her 10
year-old sister, Julie. and one
Of jules friends.
In the time -honored manner
81 little girls, the assembled
sompany giggled and squirmed
their way through an Commute
showing Of a movie called
Daddy Long Legs" with Fred
Astaire and Leslie Caron. In
the plush screening room.
Stack Of Gifts
After the film ended. the
virls looking their sugar-and-
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Wushinqton Service

The Fifth Baptist Church,
600 E street S.W., will hold a
special Washington's Birthday
service at 1880 pm. today. DR..
w. Onacewicz, former colonel
in the Polish army, will speak
on 1.-THE Real Face of Com
munism." A film on the Hun
garian revolt will also be
shown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

Meeting announcements
Nth the address OF the session
must be In the hands OF the
PTA Calendar editor by noon
Thursday OF each meek to
insure publication In the
column ON Sunday Those
receiued too late lcil not be
used separately unless there
Is some special neDs signif-
cdnce.J
Ray E. Reid, superintendent
Of schools for Arlington County
and Mrs. Reid viii be guests al
a luncheon sponsored by the
Oakridge PTA at 8 pm. Tues
day at the school, l414 South
Twenty fourth street, Arling-
ton. Following the reception,
Mr.. Reid viii discuss the
county's educational system.
The Right Rev. Msg. Lyons
will speak on a social code for
youth at q meeting Of the st.
School PTA at 8:l5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
lEx-Morine Is Restoring
WorId War | Airplone

woodwork that has to be done
by hand. He has no detailed
drawings to go by but is rely
ing on general specifications,
parts that are available and
his memory. For every wooden
part he needs, he first must
make a metal template.
The engine will be a brand
new one. 1t was one Of five
someone discovered that had
been in storage ever since the
armistice Of 1918.