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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-11
PAT PARKER
3rd and K SITS. NV.
DI. 7-4646

CADILLAC 's2 '82" sedan, Jet blk.
nm, r. and h.. power steering:
one owner: only $3.50, full price:
terms. TOM CARR MOTORS, 18th
st.. and Good Hope I'd. Sc, LII.
4-7SOS.
CADILLAC 81 4-dr. Fleetwood .
$4,000; factory air cond.; mint
eond. FLOOD PONTIAC, 300
Wis. ave.
CADILLAC '65 Fleetwood: i owner;
original black finish: fully
equipped including air condition
lng; l-year warranty. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS. $500 Aver
I'd, WA. 7-4351.
CADILLAC 81 De VILE type coupe
factory air cond.: beautiful arctic
white finish. low mileage; S2,g95;
also SO convert, $4,000 miles,
BELL MOTORS
5111 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. $4,000
CADILLAC '57 800 Special Fleet.
wood sedan; dusty rose, all power
S3,595; ccC guarantee:
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1923 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
Our 18th Year
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CAVE FORD

OIL. 6-s262
FORD '54 8 cyl. Custom tudor
Eordomatic; excellent value. Car
NO. 1862; S475. ACADEMY FORD,
INC" l2l Wash. blvd, Laurel,
FORD 'b5 s-cyi. Custom 2-dr.; For
SSSSm TS. szt immaeul1ts Car oI No &
INC, III Wash. blvd. Laurel,
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FOkD 90 F-l00 N;top Pickup;
miles: excellent condition; orig
inal owner: S99S RE, 6-75b1.
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FOR sALE-3 dump bodies two a.
s 1000 Sondt aoS 0P Eo PyhSs D sN
oCo, Route 30l and 214. MA
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CADILLAC '5s sedan; ivory, white
top. exceptionally clean, power
s SEE ni;. p power Dove brakes; $a'7e6;
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
Our 18th Year
CADILLAC 1871 2-dr. VS.; stand
ard shift, body and motor never
touched. In unbelievable excel.
eond; $4,000 actual miles. $500.
CADILLAC '53 4-dr. sedan: 2-tone
blue, powered, r. and h., $4,000
actual miles; excellent condition.
EN-. 3-9039.
CHEVY '5S Biscayne VS. 4-door;
blue, mechanically perfect, r. and
h.; only $4,000 miles; seat covers,
powerRlide, snow tires incl; ST.
795. OIL. 4-5954.
CHEyR0LETs, brand new: 1859
BisceyneS. q doors, payments
$46.22: Bel Airs. 2-drs., payments
$40 10: Impalas. 4-drs.. S2,395,
PAYMENTS $3.50: 2-dr. hardtops
1890. payments $3.50: con-
vertibles So 1888. payments $50. IS:
station wagons. Brookwoods. q
drs. S2,3S2.. payments $50. 80; o.
payments S57.Is. As low as Sle5
down or equivalent cash value of
trade. Payments based on one
third down. Also clearance sale on
30 demonstrators: all colors. all
models. at tremendous savings to
you TOMS CHEVROLET. I14l6
Georgia ave-. in the Wheaton
shopping center Wheaton. Nd.
CHEVROLET 81 S-cyl. Power.
glide, 210-9 DIR. Immaculate car
r2044 81, $50. ACADEMY FORD
INC. 121 Wash blvd. Laurel. Nd.
CHEVROLET $50 2-dr.; light green
finish; r. and h., auto. trans. (:
reposs., assume balance, 1914 .28;
$40 per mo. ORRISON MOTORS,
I04 W. Broad St, Falls Church,
CHEVROLET '55 Bel Air VS. 4-dr. =:
powerglide: 29,500 mis-. | owner
$3.50 or best offer. JE. 4-5469.
CHEVROLET SO s-cyl. Power
late car, +2067. S1,375. AcAD-
ENVY FORD INC, III Wash.
blvd, Laurel, Md. TO. $3.50.
CHEVROLET 80 4-dr. sedan, very
good cond. 1925. AP. 7-S163.
CHEVROLET '5S Biscayne VS. 4,
door; powerglide; best buy IL
town; $1,000, $3.50 down. spo
ueN BELL MOTORS
15111 wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-S90t
CHEVROLET SIS S-cyl. 80 4-dr
Immaculate: Car No, 2Q35; $775
ACADEMY FORD, INC, l22 Wash
blvd, Laurel, Nd. TO. e-5S40.
CHEVROLET '53 "21O" 4-dr.. std
trans. r., H.; family car; 1895
Call HE. 4-1a7s.
CHEW. 81 2-door; standard shift
sood running COMO, new snoW
tires. Call JE. 3-291o.
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SCHOOL
BUSES

ChevroletS, 54-passenger
ano 6O-passenger. Completely
equipped to meet all state REQUIRE
ments. Ready for immediate de-
livery. Trades accepted. Sensible
financing on 2, 3, or 4-year basis.
I'M nNKHr Gh ara III AoloA
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CADILLAC SO "62" 4-dooT: CLEAN.
ing black finish, this Is a 1-owner
throuehout; Sa,095, SoS5 down
BELL MOTORS
Sill npv Wis; s! AYE; NV .r,, we, $500
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '56 "2lOP .-door:
clean; Sl.0e5, 500 down.
BELL MOTORS
.5l11 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. $4,000
OPEN SUNDAY TIL Il PM.
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CmE w OIL. 'ba h.ton pickup
trSs; $3.50. Cali IL. ' S.s1S9' "a
DODGE 1871 In.ton aat sfske,
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s sPss SS5SfS dSsk MY %6TS SfS i9
&Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. 4-7s5S.
FORD '54 Victoria; snow white,
SFxss :friD SES!oS rs 81 $500 Pi Sa.f
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fRAlLER-1-wheel iuggage trailer
With cover, ideal for camping
equipment. RE. 6-9244.
TR0TWOOD TRAVEL TRAILER,
Oh, sleeps 5: completely self
contained and gas equip: $2,Os4.
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CAVE FORD

FORD, 80. FairlaAs Fordor sedan
YSs6Or m and s!a7 3. " VIZ T'I c.as 5iEf'
FORD 40 VS. Fordor; will accept
reasonable offer. AP. 7-42O9.
FORD SO Custom "sr Ranch
Waeon: Fordomatie: immac.; ST.
O8b; S125 down; spot delivery.
49,, , BELL MOTORS -
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-" Vt DNNV VlNI, JE' F-IbIO,
HALF-TON PICKUP 1862; new
motor May Of last year: $500 or
best ofier. Call TO 9-7O23 after
Evening star., 1959-12-25

may the Spirit of His Love re-
main with you always"
Singer Johnnie Ray must be
travel-minded. A map of the
world is on the cover Of his
card.
In lush red-Season's Greet
ings. In lower case, inside,
Jackie Gleason.
Betty and Gene CBat Master
SOM Barry send the same card
Sid and Florence Caesar sent
last year-which reveals their
excellent taste. Old English
in motif, with decorated trees
and royal troubadours. .
The one this year from the
Caesars is a charming varia-
ton Of the same.
From Walt Disney and
staff, a card that's got every
body in it including Jimmy
Cricket.
A Christmas tree rises behind
a picture of singer Carmel
Quinn. You have to tear
the seal on the back to dis
cover that Dina Merrill wishes
you JOY" A forest setting
that includes two deer brings
good wishes from "Chuck
Connors and family" Rob-
ert (The Man From Black
hawk Rockwell took out an
insurance policy for Happy
Holidays" in favor of this re-
porter lin the amount Of
Merry Christmas and New
Years Blessings for the term
of his natural life"
Singer Betty Madigan sends
Greetings and q Visit From
st. Nicholas" a copy Of the
famous poem with emblems
substituted for some of the
words.
TV cowboy Mark Goddard
holds a smoking six-gun-and
a smile, as he wishes Merry
Christmas. Seasons Greet
ings land Best Regards")
from Steve and Eydie Law
renee, whose happiest Holiday
present could be born any
day now.
Quick now-Only one guess.
. Who would send a card
showing two people dancing
and wishing us q Murray
Christmas?
Evening star., 1959-12-25
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TonightS top ShoDS preuieDed by TV KEYS sta1,
Uho attend rehedrdlS. match screenings dndlvze
scripts IN NeU York, HolytOood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered as guide to vieWers.
Evening star., 1959-12-25

There are four drawn pic
lures Of Santa-with photo
cutouts Of their smiling faces.
(The photo cutout idea is in
herited. I remember a long
ago one in the '30s from Pop
Crosby just before the birth of
the anticipated twins. The
single notes on a bar of music
contained photo cutouts of
Bing, Dixie and Gary. The
words ME Too" were printed
on a double note. Lindsay, the
youngest, came laterO
Santa, John FOrsythe ad-
vises one and all, is the
Biggest Scene-Stealer of Them
All"
Mr.. Ho-Ho-Ho is cutting a
fancy caper on the card from
George GObel and partner
Dave O'Malley; for sing er
Betty Johnson, he's playing the
accordion while Mrs. Claus
holds a heaping plate of food.
Bells a-ringing could only
mean Greetings from Frances
ding Dong SCHOOL, HOrwich.
The Three Wise Men make
a comeback on the loveliest
card of all-from I'VE COmOs. 4"
Singer Julius LaROsa and wife
Rory picked a Madonna and
Child, in white against a deep
blue. That was Betty Whites
idea. too. only the Holy Family
is drawn in a soft woodland
setting.
A small musical card with
the opening bars of 20 Holy
Night" brings greetings from
Lawrence Welk. During this
season of rejoicing in commem-
Grafton Of the birth of our Lord,
My Musical family joins me in
wishing you Gods blessings
Evening star., 1959-12-25

brew Congregation, Massachu-
sets avenue and Macomb street
NV, are Stuart Elsberg,
Cornell; Joyce Sills, Smith, and
Susan Dembitz, Radcliffe.
Members of the B'nai Israel
Young Peoples League will read
and chant some of the prayers
in the service. Robert Fried is
president of the league. In
addition, David AaronSon,
Barry Modlin and Martin
Reichgut, all Of George WASH
ington University, will take part
in a symposium on THE Role
of Religion in Our World
Today"
Evening star., 1959-12-25
Harvard Club Dinner

The Harvard Club of Wash
ington will hold a dinner at 6
pm. Monday in the Presidential
Arms for area high school
seniors interested in attending
the school. David D. Henry,
director Of admissions, will
speak.
Evening star., 1959-12-25
Z Jewish Groups
To Fete Students

Two Jewish congregations
will honor college students at
their $50 pm. services tomor-
row.
Students participating in the
service at the Washington He
Evening star., 1959-12-25
FIN Stations

WRc-FM-s3.s Ms.-s:,0 an. 10 I an.
WToP-FM-ss3 Me.-74-hsUT spsratiSR.
WASH-EM-s1.1 Me- a.M. to t7:t5 an,
Msndsy-SHaday.
W0L-FM-ss.1 Me.-s:3o an. to midnight.
EFAN-FM- 1908 Me- an. to midAight.
WeMS-FM-1o3.S Me.-s an. to midaight.
Saturday an. to I p.m.; Sunday Q an.
to midnight.
WARL-FM-1oS.1 Me.-Msnday thrsugh Sstur
day 1850 an. to midnight.
WeTS-FM-s1.s Mc.-S to 10 pm. Sunday
through Thursday.
WUST-FM-10s.3 Me- an. to midnight.
WPec-FM-s5.5 Me- pm. to midnight.
WBVA-FM-1o5.s Me.-I2 Assa to Il pm.
WMAl-FM-1o1.3 Me.-s an. 10 1:4S an.
WSHo-FM-ss.S Me.-S;ES an. to $50 pm.
WWDc-FM-to1.1 Me- an. to lam.
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Other AM Stations

WeMS-s1o ke.-s an. to midnight, Saturday
Tam. to I p.H., Sunday . an to uidhiHht.
WPIE-13o Ks.-DayIIght snIy.
WARL-1SO ke.-Dsylight
WsAX-1OSo Ks.-DsyIiSht snly.
WUsT-111o Ke.-DsyIiEht SnIy.
WFAx-127u ks.-Dsylisht snIy.
NWDc-12so ke.-74-hSur operation, eHsspt
Sunday midnight to ! an. Monday.
WEEL-1aIo ks.-7t-huur operation except
Monday midnight to an. TussGay.
M00k-1340 ke.-2l-hour spsrstlsh Msnday-
Saturday; Sunday 6 an. to midnight.
WEAM-13s6 Ke.-74-hour SperstIsn, sxesvt
Sunday midnight to San. Msnday.
WDoN-1SIo ke.-DayIIsht only.
WPec-1Soo ks.-DsyIlght sRIy.
WPRW-tAso ke.-DsyIight ohIy.
Wlhx-ts0e ke.-24-houF operation
Evening star., 1959-12-25
ON THE AIR
The Stars Send
Their Very Best .
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

Santas Mailbag The stars Christmas cards to
everybody they pick out convenient middleman Bernie
ddleman and let fly. They're varied this year
and hasten to relay the from them
The Crosby brothers not be together the moment
for example but they're united in their Seasons Greetings
Evening star., 1959-12-25
TeleVision omorroW-soturdoy Dec 1 1859

Wc- ShgseSA IAssr TO- Ready
~ chm s'y a. Ius sp Diary Pshsuss t.
nsds Fssthai 1ts PsyhSus News
ConsH (G $50, clS Kid sE
WH-ll3 AdHtuTs
(5) heer DseSt 1
Msa es R~sr ,Su Wsss. ,s Wd. u p, p,,,,
% H. Lunch Wh ssuU sass t2S
aHd csstsls Meet cMis J.
UnsA Pasfis T. BSm the :. AnstH
hornag heoishsas
~ Asnee CAPTAIN MHEs" Ranger NAL HkIs JeIs
Mous PsJhsuis II, Shy
city sa T. Saturday Mshass; a. Fssths-csf
BoWli Gls, cIHan soldier New slesal
Evening star., 1959-12-25

Walt Disney PreSentS-Alice in Wonderland" "a repeatO
All the delightful fooshnesS of the Lewis Carroll story
as interpreted by the Disney animaonS
TV There's no denying that this wouldn't be pref
tier viewed in technicolor but you're willing to sacrifice
little perfection for the opportunity to whacy
WMAL-7.
The Night of Christmas Albert hosts mild hour of
variety for holiday viewers, and reads Christmas poem
by Robert Louis Stevenson that's of the high spots
OF the show Jonathan Winters strenuous interview with
Mr.. Klaus (he plays Santa" "Murrow" course)
plus song by Andre Previn called "Madrigal" sung
by Jeanne Carson and number two from Jones
and Kathryn GraySon round out pleasant but spotty
show. (Color) $3.50 pmr WRCA
Mormon Tabernacle ChOir-Weather permitting tonights
concert by the famous 340voice choir Of the Mormon
Tabernacle in Salt Lake City will be held out in Temple
Square Otherwise their songs for Christmas including
the "Haleluah from the Messiah" by Handel will be
heard in the Mormon Temple. 1890 pm, WRCA
, 1959-12-21
bILL mo. IUUJ
THIRD LEGISLATURES OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
Regular Session
To Provide an Appropriation for the Payment Of Claim Of
Wilbur v. Jackson Against the Government.
IT ENACTED BY the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands: /

49, TrV71v1TD Y VT1r 1T5Ts1TT VV - r,1-rV5'
SECTION 1. There is hereby appropriated to the
Legislature Of the Virgin Islands out of any funds avail
able III the GENERAL I'M Of the Treasury Of the Virgin
Islands the Amount Of Three Hundred $SOO.OO Dollars
to be paid to Wilbur v. jackson Of Saint Thomas, Virgin
Islands, for expenditure during the fiscal year July 1 1858
". Jackson.
SECTION .. Settlement Of the said claim shall be
Be made III considerations Of execution Of q release by Viii
bur n. jackson Of all claimB or causes Of action by the said
Wilbur n. Jackson against the Government Of the Virgin
Islands for damages for personal injuries suffered by the
ssid wilbur II. Jackson, On February. Is, 1859 as result
Of being struck by vehicle Of the Legislature Of the Vir-
gin Islands. -
, 1959-12-21

The Committee may cooperate with any nsular or
Federal department board or agency, or with any private
or public organization having to do with matters affecting
air transportation services and facilities insofar as the
same may affect Or have bearing on the development and
expansion Of such services and facilities in The Virgin
Islands.
The Committee shall submit a report with recommen-
dations to the Legislature at its next regular session, and
deem desirable.
The Committee is authorized to expend not more.
than 100000 in the performance Of its functions and
duties.
, 1959-12-21
BE n ENACTED by ths Legislatl

There IS hereby appropriated out 81 any az
funds in the Treasury Of the Virgin Islands, for e.
ture during the period July ], 1859 to June 50, 10
sum Of $4,000. as follows:
, 1959-12-21
BILL No. 1908

TO Provide An Appropriation Of $4,000 as a c
Of Funds for Scholarship Aid for Virgin Islanc
at the Virgin Islands Extension Branch Of tn
University Of Puerto Rico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21

FORD 81 Pordor sta. vas: abso-
lutely the eleanest we have had
In years, see IL: only Si,Sg7.
JACk PRY, 18TH and Pa. ave. sc
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DODGE ST

LANIEh hhRDIOP
This beautiful one-owner. care
fully-drtven, low-milease car re-
meets the pride Of its original
owner. Fully equipped with push
button automatic transmission,
radio, heater and many other fac
toTy-installed extras, Full price,
Sl.o45, Low down payment and
CRANSON RAMBLER
CUSTOM QUALITY USED CARS
l0z OLD GEORGETOWN RID.
FTHEGDA, MD OIL 4-SR40
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 'ba Country Squire sta.
wagon: 7. and b.. new tires; ex-
try. must sell, 10, 7.b0if,
FORD $50 Victoria Tudor hardtop:
r. and h., thunderbird engine, new
nylon tires, low. mileage; real
clean 1sGo $3.50 or best offer. wo.
FORD 81 v-s Custom Fordor:
wIoverdrive. Drive Il anywhere.
Excel. cond. 500. JU. 1889.
FORD '54 custom Fordor; VS.,
Fordo. htry. power seats. wind.
FORD '5s Fairiane 300" Fordor:
Fordomatic. radio, heater, Wv.
tires, shiny black iinish. A top
quality l-owner carr S2,0a5i
written guarantee.
TRIANGLE FORD
YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER"
1910 n. I. Ave. NE. LA. e-1003
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE '57 Royal 4-door hardtop,
power steerins' power brakes 7
SsIaai az S.pnD9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14
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Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22
PAGE 8

I should mention that the dog has come back several times, try ing for another chance at the re maining birds.
 Now, let's talk public relations It is true we are within the law to kill the dog. How shall we do it Quietly, so the dog just simply disappears and the owner never knows what came of him7 Or should we let dog owners know that if they let their beasts run at large and thus allow them to maraude us, we will react? While the latter is not good public rels- tions. we consider the former very, very bad human relations.
 So, if you are a dog owner, you now know where we stand. I pre- fer to have it that way. I hope you do too.
 Yours truly.
 EDWARD NAUGHTON
Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22
You Be The Judge
Should A Dog Be Shot For Destroying Other Peoples Property?

tEd. note: Below are two 'etters on subject we believe of suffi- e8ent public interest to warrant the space they take. We welcome opinions from readers on the sub 1eet and will publish letters re- eeived as space permits).
 To Naughton bros.:
 Concerning your notice publish cd on page 4 in the August 8 H95S issue of the Kodiak Mirror.
 Perhaps your complaint is quite 3 legitimate one but the sugges- tlen is hereby offered to you to handle it differently and properly.
 First of all, you are morally responsible and in conscience beund to take all necessary steps ss protect your property and your slghts thereto, (namely by suit able fenceS). By the same token you acquire no right to destroy
Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22
KODIAK, ALASKA, AUGUST ss, lsss

of revenue was lost. Tn Anchorage a poultry raiser can count on a net profit to $5 per bird. Since we couldn't catch the dog to have his health tested, we couldn't even use the carcaSSeS. And that is the pity of it, that dog wasn't killing for food, he was killing for the spGt of it. How can you expect us to furnish someone else's dog with such expensive sport?
 But more than that, in handling those bullets from day to day we couldn't help but notice the diff ferent personalities emerge. They were pets, really. From the day they arrived the children in the family loved those fuzzy little birds, and the hardest part of all was having to kill their favorite "little red hen" because she was too badly wounded to mend.
 Naturally, since we are not given to unreasonable or impetuous ac- tions, we consulted the U. S. Mar shal. He consulted the Alaska Code. Pursuant to the authority contained therein we shall kill any dog that shows a tendency to mo- lest any of our flocks. I suggest you familiarize yourself with the law before offering legal advice.
 You speak of responsibility. It works two ways. The owner of a dog is responsible for the property he destroys. We could spend a lot of time and track down the owner of that dog and file suit.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22
other peoples property.

other peoples property.
 Should any animals trespass on your property or molest your fowl there are agencies properly set up to adequately cope with this; the city police if you are within cor porate limits or the US. marShals office otherwise.
 A published notice does not en- tite you to take the law within your own hands nor can you set yourself up as sole arbiter and pass judgment of life and death.
 You can be held legally respon- sible for any such acts and could be closely observed.
 As businessmen you should be more aware of the high value of the public's good will Ia great many of your customers own and love petS.) Your notice chalks up a new low in public relations and
Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22
was in extremely poor taste. Very Truly,
 JOHN BROSKIN

Dear MT. Broskin,
 Thank you for your criticism of our decision to protect our flocks from predators. It gives us an opportunity to discuss it with you.
 We appreciate your concern, in fact it is. easy to see reflected in your letter that you have blind love for dogs. So have we love for dogs. I can't remember a time since I was very young that we didn't have a pet dog. At the mo- ment we have two. Indeed, on oc- casion we have taken in and cared for pets that have been abandoned by transient Navy people until we could find someone to give them a home. What I want to say is, we are not dog-haters.
 Since you have shown enough interest to write us, perhaps you would like to know some of the background of the problem.
 Last winter we purchased a piece of property, an investment of several thousands of dollars, and after many man-hours of labor we prepared a proper breeding facility. We purchased breeding and feeding equipment We install ed oil heat and electric power. We erected fences. We purchased the best strain of chicks available from poultry house in Oregon, and air freighted them to Kodiak. We spared no effort in nursing this flock. Now, aNpoultry raiser takes great pride in low mortality rate. We held our mortality down to 49o.- Then one day lately we dis covered a dog in the chickenyard killing chickens. He had burrowed under the fence, we found later, and even worse, he had broken into the breeding house where he had the flock easily cornered. In the short time he was in there he killed 67 bullets. Nearly wiped out our entire flock.
 What did we lose besides these 67 bullets? We'll, there were hun dreds of man hours put into their raising. We had fed those bullets for about months, and since they were on the verge of laying, tkey couldn't have been slaughtered at a more costly time. The possibility
Kodiak mirror., 1959-08-22
HegIin Promoted

Harold Heglin became Fire Chief this week replacing George Magnusen, hozfeSigned to go to Tacoma. Washington.
 Heglins has, heen..a member ot the, volunteer fire. department for a number of years, becoming as sistant. chief last, year. He and his family now reside in Che apart ment above the fire station.
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