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Konsos Poper Says
Smith Will Not Run

HAYS, Kans., Jan. 81 (AP)
-Wint Smith, seventeen Re-
publican Congressman from
Kansas, says he will not seek
reelection this year.
The Hays Daily News said
it had a letter from Mr.. Smith
which, without elaboration,
stated II will not be a candi-
date for Congress in 1860" Mr..
Smith. 66, has been mentioned
as a possible candidate for
Governor.
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the eastern section OF the Works
Progress Administration.

the eastern section Of the Works
Progress Administration.
During the war, he built
landing ships in Quincy, ILL.,,
and then served on the War AS
sets Administration in charge
of disposing Of surplus airports.
Mr.. Beman was the author
of a humorous book, "And !
Learned About People"
He retired in 1855.
He leaves three sons, Delmar
jr., of 1907 Woodhaven boule-
ward, Bethesda; Lewis of Gin
cinnati, and Gardner of Los
Angeles, and two daughters
Airline Of Chicago and Mrs.
Raymond Ziesmann OF Omaha,
Nebr.
Burial will be in Tucson to-
morrow.
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II O'CLOCK FINAL

World News-Joseph MeCaffrey
Weather News-Louis Allen
Sports News---Morrle Siegel
Local News---Del Malkie
Entertainment News--Bunny Wneck
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Monday thru Friday
7 O'CLOCK FINAL

Entertainment NeWs-Jerry Strong
Sports News-Bill Malone
Local NeWs--DeI Malkie
World News--Joseph McCaffrey
Weather Mews--Louis Allen
Kodiak mirror., 1960-08-06
KODIAK MIRROR
LoWdown On Hunting And Fishing Contained In New Alaska Guide

A record Kodiak bear shot down with a borrowed rifle
 A record Dall sheep that went down five times before he stayed down for the count
 Have you read about the "Ang- ler's Paradise" not too many miles from Kodiak?
 Would you like to know how to cut bait and catch fish?
 Or plan successful bear or any other kind of hunt?
 These and many other question, are answered for you in the first edition of new publication, the Alaska Hunting and Fishing Guide" which is just off the press.
 Printed in Anchorage by Herb Rhodes and Ed Fortier as editor, the guide contains articles on all of the above subjects and many
Kodiak mirror., 1960-08-06
KODIAK, ALASKA, AUGUST 6, 1860.

hunting in the Chugach range in 1856, magnificent head in the Boone and Crockett class.
 The Anglers Paradise" of course, is Brooks River over in the Katmai country, famous the world over as some of the fisher men are who try their luck there and are seldom disappointed.
 Batting your hook properly when fishing is important, particularly when fishing for salmon. Ed Vol den tells you many of the little tricks used for fooling the finny tribe, particularly the salmon, complete with diagrams and all.
 In an article entitled Kodiak Bear Hunting Is an Art" Bill Poland, who was a guide for many years before he got into City ad- ministration work, rates Kodiak Island brown bears paradise. The record book bears out the truth of the statement, he says.
 Poland gives advice about the choice of a guide, guns and ammu- milton, and many other know how" facts of benefit to a hunter planning a Kodiak bear hunt.
 Of interest to the shutter fan. an article by Steve McCutcheon, well-known Anchorage photogra- pher of wild animals, should point up some interesting shooting" for the hunter armed only with camera.
 These and many other features are in this first edition. Also in- cluded are 12 hunting and fishing maps
Kodiak mirror., 1960-08-06

more, which should be of interest to the sportsman and hunter. Most of the articles are written by we'll known guides, including Oscar Vogel and a former guide, Kodiak'S City Manager Bill Poland.
 The big Kodiak bear referred to above which was shot with a bor- rowed rifle, and by a man who had hunted only once during 27 years in Alaska, this bear is a record trophy that has not been topped in eight years. The hunter referred to is Roy Lindsley, stationed here as a supervisor for the Fish and Wildlife Service for many years, and now in Anchorage, who down. ed the bruin with one shot, hunting in the Karluk area.
 The Dall sheep trophy was shot down by Frank Cook of Anchorage,
Kodiak mirror., 1960-08-06
John Mclaughlin Dies In Seattle

A telegram telling of the death of John S. Mclaughlin in Seattle July 29 was received this week 0 VFW Katmai Post.
 MT. Mclaughlin, born in Oaks, N. D. on May 39, 1906, served in the 1st Battalion, Sea Bees, and the 22nd Marines, in the South Pacific area during WW2. He was long time resident of Kodiak, and Past Post Commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars Katmai Post 7O56.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-08-06
NOTICE OF PARTY PRIMARY NOMINATION AND SPECIAL ELECTION

To the Electors of the Kodiak Voting Precinct, Election District No. 13, State of Alaska:
 Notice is given that pursuant to Chapter 83, SLA 1860, and the Proclamation of the Governor of the State of Alaska, and in con- formity herewith, Party Primary Nomination and Special Election will be held on TUESDAY, AUG LIST g, 1860, between the hours of am. and 8 pm.
 CD To nominate candidates of the various political parties of Alaska for the following offices, to wit:
 A UNITED STATES SENATOR. A UNITED STATES REPRE- SENTATIVE.
 TEN (10) STATE SENATORS. FORTY (40) STATE REPRE- SENTATIVES.
 CD To nominate a candidate from each of the various political parties of Alaska for a STATE SENATOR for Senate District M to fill vacancy.
 (3) To adopt of reject the hi tiative relating to moving the Capital of Alaska.
 The KODIAK VOTING PRE- CINCT is described as follows: Within the incorporated City Linn it's.
 The Polling Place is City Hall. Dated this Thursday day of July 21, 1860.
 HUGH J. WADE,
 Secretary of State Pub. July g, 30, Aug. 6, 1860.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-08-06

Mir. Mclaughlin worked in the Pubic Works Fire Dept, Naval Station for a period of one year, as we'll as in town.
 He is survived by one son, Stan ley Mclaughlin.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-08-06

Man planes fate for other acci- dents but feels personally respon- sible when he makes a hole in one"
Kodiak mirror., 1960-08-06

If you have something to sell try a classified ad in the Mirror. They bring quick results.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-08-06

Come in and get your practice in before the winter leagues begin.
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the community Of elegance ).
for elegant people :.
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My slipcover and upholstery
colors are tan, turquoise and
green. What color wall can
! use if I make no changes?
Answer-Paint wall gray of
carpet and gradually work
toward a gray, bright green
and turquoise color scheme.
QuestiOn-We are redec-
Grating our living room and I
would like advice on colors
for walls, rugs and draperies.
We have blond furniture and
white lamps. The room is
IL by % feet, has natural
woodwork and opens into a
hall painted light green.
Would rose walls be all right
for such a long, narrow room?
Can ! use a medium green
rug?
Answer-Your idea of a
medium green rug leading
into your light green hall
is perfectly sound. With this
I would not like the rose
walls for two reasons: They
will make the room look
smaller and, combined with
the greens, will give you a
rather old-fashioned color
scheme. Paint the longest
unbroken wall a true yellow.
Other three walls should be
a pale tone of the same yell
low. This will make room
appear wider and brighter.
Concentrate lamps on long
walls to widen it.
QueStiOn-I'm about to put
a beige textured rug in my
bedroom. 1t does not seem to
go well with the lined oak
furniture. This last is shabby
and should be refinished.
The room is fairly large and
has two windows. Wall be-
hind the back of the bed
must be papered because of
an opening which has been
filled with plaster board.
Please advise on furniture
color, walls, woodwork and
curtains.
Answer-Paint your furni-
ture white. Pick a wallpaper
of darkish print with white
in it "a toile in brown or
bronzy green would be effec-
tive choice. Paper the wall
behind the bed and the en-
tire ceiling. All other walls
should be white. as should
woodwork. Curtains could be
either white or in the accent
colorS.
QueSti0n-My kitchen has
natural wood cabinets with
white imitation brick under
cabinets. Counter tops are
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pink. What color do you sug-
gest for flooring, for paint on
dropped ceiling above cab
inets and archway leading to
living room?
Answer Flooring should
be cork or marbleized hard
surface tiles as near to color
of wood cabinets as possible.
Ceiling and archway should
be pink paler than counter
tops. When you get it, have
white curtains and wood di-
nette set.
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CLEVELAND PARK
3I35 HIGHLAND PLACE, NV.
UNDER $4,000

Spacious Victorian home for large family, AM
gracious living. Desirable neighborhood Panele
den, new powder room and separate breakfas
room on first floor. 5 large bedrooms and bath
on second floor. Paneled rec. room, fireplaceS
HIGHLAND Pl,
Rd. stu right
Highland Pr to
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favor with the originators of
both styles is a Slatey, grayed
blue which brings out wood
tones. In order, however, not
to be too somber, add large
doses of white in accessories,
curtains and the like. Be
careful about adding too
many other colors which will
detract from the beauty of
the wood.
QuestiOn-My living room
Is II by Is feet. The wall-to-
wall carpeting is drab gold.
A four-piece sectional sofa
is black. What colors for odd
chair, walls and draperies?
Answer-Your principle in
gredients are sufficiently
neutral to permit you to ex-
ercise quite a lot Of imagi-
nation with the incidental
additions. If you want a
very dramatic scheme. you
might like to know that all
tones of red are becoming
popular. An odd chair in
bright cherry red velvet and
simple draw draperies in the
same fabric would be inter-
esting and in this case walls
should be very pale gold. For
a quieter room: Paper one
wall in a black and white
fret patterned paper, with
other three walls white.
Draperies in this case should
be white with a border of a
gold Greek key design. Extra
chair. in this scheme, would
be a bright gold.
QuestiOn-Can you sug-
gest colors for piano bench
and sofa pillows to brighten
my living room? The walls
and couch are turquoise and
all wood furniture is walnut.
Answer am constantly
getting inquiries about how
to brighten up" a room.
Many of them. like yours,
don't need Frightening at all
but need some kind of
punch" which will give them
an unusual look. In your
case I would suggest the ad-
dition of a deep ebony brown
about the color of the walnut.
use it on the piano bench and
trim this with fringe in tur-
quoise. Pillows, too, could
be various shades of brown
and at the first opportunity
paint wall behind sofa brown,
too.
Question: recently pur-
chased a home where the
previous owner left beautiful
gray wall-to-wall carpeting
which I would like to keep.
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Home as a Status Symbol
BY BETTY PEPs

By BETTY PEPIS
Contributing Writer

Back In the prosperous
twentieS, a decorating manual
Of that period comments,
home was simply a place to
go and change ones clothes
before proceeding to the next
stop. Then, the size, style and
brand Of car served as a
symbol of the family's social
standing and financial sue
cess.
Now. in the prosperous
mid-century years, a family's
success is more apt to be
judged by the contents of the
home. In this stay-at-home
era, interest in the home and
its components has risen and
certain objects used in fur
nishing it have come to be
known as status seekers.
So important have these
attitudes become that a book
describing them has main
tanned its beSt-seller status
for more than nine months.
The book is, Of course, THE
Status Seekers" authored by
Vance Packard
This reporters own NOM
inee for status symbol for the
year is the electric can
opener. Introduced as a lux
ury item some five years ago,
this appliance has really come
into its own.
The spice rack. the herb
shelf and copper pot on the
wall are other accessories by
which one may identify the
best dressed" kitchen Of
today. Such decorative ac-
cessories are added not only
with an eye to function but
with an awareness of the fine
impression they will make on
visitors.
Out in the living room. 1t
Is simple matter to identify
what this mark of success
might be. The presence of
q super sound system has
stolen the scene from the
sizeable TV set. which has
gone under cover in cabinets,
cupboards and closets.
So much so that suppliers
Of the various components
are investing them with good
design. One Of these sug-
gests that the units made by
his company are ideally
suited for coffee table dis
play and should be placed
where the head of the house
can doodle with dials in full
view Of visitors.
With the new emphasis on
stereophonic sound. where
multiple speakers give the
impression of flooding a
room with music. the null
tiplicity of dials is sufficient
indication that the home is
equipped with the latest
and most faithful-of sound
reproduction systems.
Questions and Answers
Question: have recently
purchased an Early Ameri-
can bedroom set in a light
cherry finish and a Scandi-
navian living room set in
natural walnut. I would like
to blend the two periods in
the kitchen rather than stick
to one or the other. I want
to get a captains chair and
drop-leaf table. Do you think
this is wise? I have not yet
thought about color scheme
and any suggestions would be
welcome.
Answer think your de-
cision is an excellent one and
I would like to see you carry
on the blending idea in the
rest of the house. Scandi-
navian and Early American
go particularly we'll together
because both have a honey,
informal look that suggests a
whole happy family living
together. One color much in
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$40 Both PLACE. NV.

Detached brick Colonial with living room, dining
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floor. 3 bedrooms, baths on second floor Pam
eled rec. room, garage. Near Lafayette and St.
Johns school. Finest transportation. Excellent
financing Only $22500.
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FIRST SHOWING
3I25 OUESADA ST. NV.

Nearly new multi-level centrally aforementioned
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Located near finest churches, schools and trans
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trust available
To Reach Utah AU left or north
on Utah to ST., siOR. " " -
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U. n. Troops Close In
On Ambush Killers Of 9

may belong to the fanatic
Kikiwat tribe, outlawed to the
remote and desolate area many
years ago by the Belgian colo
NAL administration.
The Kikiwats were converted
into Jehovaf,s witnesses by
American missionaries during
the 10th century. They inter-
preted their new belief as re-
quiring the killing Of non.
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LEoPOLDvnLE. the Congo
Nov. 10 (AP).-United Nations
troops advanced from three
sides today on q tribe of fanatic
savages suspected of having
killed nine Irish soldiers in .
North Katanga ambush Tues
day.
The mutilated bodies Of i've
Of the ambush victims were
found by an Irish search
party yesterday and an Irish
Ethiopian patrol found three
additional bodies today. Iden-
tification was made almost i'm
possible. a U. N. spokesman
said, by the injuries the men
had received. One other man
is missing and presumed dead.
Two members of the ILL
fated' 1l-man patrol survived
the ambush without injuries,
but were too shocked to give
any immediate information, the
spokesman said. The survivors,
Pvt. Joseph Fitzpatrick and
Trooper Thomas Kenny, well
terweight boxing champion of
the Irish Army. are under
medical care at Albertville.
Only scant details on the
ambush have come through to
the U. N. headquarters here
from the 33d Irish Battalion s
Albertville command post, some
1900 miles east Of the capital.
Brig. Indarjit Rikhye of
India, acting head of the
U. N. Congo mission, told news
men the Irish battalion has
Joined forces with Moroccan
and Ethiopian U. N. troops in
the area to close in on the at
tackers.
The ambush was at first be-
lieved to have been staged by
members Of the Baluba youth
movement. supporters Of ex-
Premier Patrice Lun1ilmba and
violently hostile to Katanga's s
secessionist president. Noise
Tshombe.
Later information raised q
suspicion that the attackers
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believers. They are believed to
have formed a secret society
to which a tribesman could be
admitted only If he killed his
own father.
Brig. Rikhye said that If the
Kikiwats are in fact response
Bile for Tuesdays massacre "our
task will be very difhcult."
More than 100 United Ma
tions soldiers were cautiously
moving forward into the area
today with orders to shoot to
kill if attacked.
The advance is under COM
mand Of Col. H. w. Byrne Of
Ireland. head Of all U. N. forces
in North Katanga and Kivu
Province.
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Johnson Sees
US. Willing 10
Enter New Era

AUSTIN. Tex, Nov. 10 APP
Vice President-elect Lyndor
B. johnson says the election
demonstrates our country,
willingness to- move beyond the
divisions Of the past into q new
era Of national unity"
In Q victory statement yes
terday Senator johnson said
that he now looks forward to
sharing with President-elect
John Kennedy "a partnership
Of service to America and to
the world In an administration
that pledges to work for the
greatest good for the greatest
number"
Senator johnson sat with his
wife. Lady Bird, who called his
election "a crowning moment
in more than q quarter of a
century together"
It was Senator Johnson's first
formal comment on his VIC
tory.
"A mature and responsible
people have turned to cour-
ageous leadership and have
declared they are willing to
face squarely the problems OF
our modern world" Senator
johnson said.
Senator johnson said he has
not yet determined when he
will resign as senior Senator
from Texas. He also said he
would not presume to advise
the people Of Texas on his sue
cessor in the Senate.
He said he hopes to confer
in person with Senator Ken
nedy within a week.
1t will be UP to Senator Ken
nedy to determine what work
Senator johnson viii do as Vice
President In addition to the
duties prescribed by the Con.
stitution, Senator johnson said
Evening star., 1960-11-10
CONGRESS
Only 5 House Seats
Are Still in Doubt

construction aid, and q higher
Federal minimum wage.
The Rules Committee already
has lost two of its four present
Republican members. Repre-
sentative Bulge Of Idaho. who
was defeated on Tuesday, and
Representative Allen Of Illinois
who did not seek reelection.
They will be replaced by two
others chosen by the House
@. o. P. leadership.
All eight Democratic mem
bers, including Chairma q n
Howard Smith, Democrat Of
Virginia, were reelected.
Although no effort to unseat
Mr.. Smith as chairman is ex-
pected. there probably will be
an attempt to increase the
size of the committee or other
wise revamp 1t to make room
for Democrats more sympa-
thetic to some of the Kennedy
proposals.
Frear Defeated
Senate seats. Gov. ]. Caleb
Boggs, Governor of Delaware,
defeated Senator Frear, Demo-
crat. Republican Representa-
tive Keith Thomson of Wyo-
ming captured that States seat
from which Senator oMahoney
of Wyoming retired.
Besides Mr.. Boggs and Mr..
Thompson other newcomers to
the Senate on January 3 will be
Mrs. Maurine Neuberger, Demo-
crat of Oregon. widow Of the
late Senator Neuberger, Iowa
State Senator Jack Miller, who
defeated Democratic Gov. Her.
schel c.. Loveless, and Claiborne
Pell, Rhode Island Democrat
who succeeds the veteran Sena-
tor Green.
Vice President-elect johnson,
reelected also to the Senate
announced yesterday he will
retain his Senate seat until
shortly before the new admins
tration takes Office January 20
He wants to be on hand for the
organization Of the Senate and
for the selection Of his success
sor as Senate majority leader.
That post is expected to 60 to
Senator Mansfield of Montana.
President-elect Kennedy Is
expected to resign his Senate
seat before January so that
a Democratic successor can
be named before Massachu-
sets Republican elect
Volpe takes office.
Late Counts
Some previously undecided
districts where counts were
completed since late yesterday
afternoon showed the follow
ing results:
California - Representative
Hagen, Democrat, defeated G.
Ray Arnott, Republican: AL
phonzo E. Bell, jr., Republican,
defeated Jerry Pacht, Demo-
crat, in the district now held
by Republican Representative
Jackson; James C. German,
Democrat, beat Lemoine Blan-
chard, Republican, in a pres
emily held G.. o. P. district;
Representative Doyle, Demo-
crat. defeated Emmett A.
Schwartz, Republican; Repre-
sentative Lipscomb defeated
Norman Hess Democrat, and
Republican Representative Utt
defeated Max E. Woods, Demo-
crat.
Massachusetts, - Representa-
tive Torbert H. Macdonald, a
campaign aide of President
elect Kennedy, won reelection
over Ward c. Cramer, Repub-
lican: Democratic Representa-
tive Burke defeated Republican
Charles j. Gabriel.
Kansas-Walter McVey. Re-
publican, defeated Representa-
tive Denver D. Hargis, Demo-
crat.
Evening star., 1960-11-10
Man EIectrocutes
Self in Coil Of Wires

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (AP).-
An unemployed electrician, his
body wrapped with deadly elec-
trio wires, was found electro
cuted in q bed in his mothers
home yesterday. His body was
found by his wife, who had
Evening star., 1960-11-10

rushed in to tell him Of q job
offer.
Police said Maxwell MakofH
SO, apparently committed sui
eide by wrapping bare wire,
about his arms and chest ant
then connecting them to an
electric floor plug. The current
to the wires had been turned on
by switch found rugged along
side the bed.