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Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-15
Stock Headlines

Mining issues are expected %
continue their present popularity.
since Pres5dent kennedys deei-
son 70 stop selling government
ezned silver has brought sharp
advances II the price @ silver
mining stocks TIE TreaSuy's
Withdrawal - = market source
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mined By supply and demand
Higher price tags On silver fat
ware ard other articles containing
silver are expected
Steel supplies may be stockpil-
ed By big manufacturer IS
hedge against a possible steel
strike n June This would increase
steel production 25T. giving 4
boost 10 the national economy.
Experts are currently suggest
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-15
ACS To Provide
Increased Service
During Holidays

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Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-15

Letters and cards that were 60
zg CIT AZ more than ! Z minute =
week ago more THAI doubled n
volume this week. Postmaster
William Lanlne said today.
From Dec I through Dec. 60
SIS pieces were machine cancelled.
he said, and this jumped to ! hef-
= +8S+3 pieces from Dec :
through Dec Il Also during that
period 23s2S pounds Of mai. in
ending parcel post and letters,
were received Il the local office
Those patrons StIu with cards
to mall shesal5 get them out By
Wednesday &c the --latest. and this
especially applies to local cards
and any large naillnss By local
frs. There VIII be 10 delivery
q cards Ct letters N the States
On Dec - ard - Postmaster
Lam-e pointed cut
The Expansion Is Gae n kodak
Taught. heading westward. he
a56ezi TIE Alaska Steamshir ves-
sd : due nex1 thursday.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-15

Our studies indicate there are
stzI many selfempl0yed Alaskans
VITO are not aware Of their rights
and obligations under the social
security law, EvereH c. Cummirs,
Manager c. the Juneau social Sc
<-rf-y district office reported re-
Gently
TIE law provides that self-em-
pleEed people mist report and file
social security tax returns Il their
na earnings equal or exceed $500
: year Iris s true even 4 the self
@1s5yed perGn's total income
wu1Id Mt otherwise call for the
fling of ! tx return The social
security tax return : fled With
ard : part O. TIE Federal Income
Tax Return
Z : generally the Ioz-income
selfenployed person VITO s failing
- ne. Cunnins said There IS
also, II zdded- considerable NUM-
her q people WHO are not fling
because they Do not realize that
their income Is from self-employ.
ne1t- This group consists OF trap
perx. fishermen, craftsmen, small
iob contractors. and handymen-
Since the amount of your oId-zge,
disability and survivors benefits S
directly based On your average
earnings under social security. Il
: very inporta1- % file tx -
turns q time and 70 show al trade
O. business income and expenses
fully and correctly
Cuzzizs urged II self employed
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-15

ing stocks which they feel VIII per
form vel n 1852 These include
CruEn Cork & Seal. Ane-sdz Pc
trolsum. Blsx-kzox, and West
Virginia Pulp Paper I1ternzriC7-
a OILS are popular With people
taking tax loses and making
switches for the coming year
A nericD Telephone and TelA
graph continues % be very popular
and s Il ! high n &
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Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-15

outing kodak n TIE nap With
N industry having 4 touch .
glamour % / TIT could BE exploit
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ss,ran1 resource n these waters
Anyone krowEg CT any family
who Is lot expected % have sui
ficlent feed for Christmas are
asked % write % Box 1877. Kodak
We received Z phone cal Just
before gong - press frcm All
Mzdssn- Big Cane Hunter Guide.
that ! bear shot 81 enc Ct his
clients. Erlng Hansen has n al
tine record skull measurement c.
80 1916 Eches- More later about
tins record bear
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Reflections

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CARD OF THANKS

We would Ike - thank the
military. Wakefield Fisheries and
the people Of kodak for their
kindness and assistance n or ~
cent tragedy
MrS- Anna Mare Prior
and children
Evan Prior
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-15

Don't syupathEze with the under
dog-help him find way out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
Baseball Sturs,
Celebrities Sturt
individual PIoy

PALM DESERT. Calf. Oct.
20 (AP).-Major league base
ball players begin individual
competition today in the third
annual Baseball-Celebrity golf
tournament at Indian Wells
Country Club.
Mickey Mantle of the Yankees
fired an SO yesterday in a best
ball foursome. getting off sew
eral 300-yard drives, but he was
somewhat wild with his APP
proaches.
Don Drysdale of the Dodgers
and Lee Walls of the Nets, with
partners Moe Dalitz and Milt
Hicks. won the best-ball COM
petition with a So.
Albie Pearson of the Angels
had the low gross-par 70.
Manager Al Dark of the Giants
had IS, Ron Fairly of the
Dodgers rs. and General Man
ager Paul Richards of the Colts
II. Fred Hutchinson of the
Reds, Bill Rigney, boss of the
Angels. and Ralph Kiner, for
mer National League slugger,
all had 79s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20

I'D hate to quit again with
out a title" the fading veteran
said. Il know I'm not what I
used to be but think I've got
enough to beat either Downes
or Fullmer."
Terry DowneS, of London, is
recognized as champion in New
York, Massachusetts, and Eng
land. Gene Fullmer of West
Jordan, is the NBA's champion.
Although Robinson was hard
pressed to gain split decision
over Willie Greaves last Sep
TENDER rs. he has been made a
1875 favorite over Meyer.
Robinson. now ranked as the
No. 5 contender. has a 1898
record, including SO knockouts.
Meyer, ranked ninth, has a 30
5 record, including only eight
knockouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
BY CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

ROANOKE, Va. Oct. 2l.-
Coach Bill Elias can nail down
the first step in his campaign
to regain some of the Univer-
sity of Virginia's prestige with
a victory over VPI in tomorrow
afternoons fourth annual Har-
vest Bowl game in Victory
Stadium. The game starts at
2:30 Washington time).
A win over the Gobblers will
give the Cavaliers the mythical
Virginia major college champi-
onship, not much of a feat
on paper. but a shot in the
arm Cor morale at tn e
Charlottesville school.
Virginia has a % record
this season. losing to Atlantic
Coast Conference rivals Duke
and North Carolina State while
defeating William & Mary and
VMI of the Southern Con-
ference. The Cavaliers are
three-point favorites-
Tech opened with a 2O-6 de-
cision over w & NJ on Sep
TENDER Is and then had a
two-week layoff. The Gobblers
since have been whipped by
West Virginia, $50, and Tu-
lane. 27-14.
Last Victory in 1857
Virginia. which had lost %
straight games before scoring
a 21-6 victory over William g.
Mary in this years opener, was
bombed by VPI. 40-6. last year.
The Cavaliers last victory over
Tech was by a 38-7 score in
1857. Virginia stands 21-20-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
KiIIebrew Wins
Home Run Derby

WINSTON-SALE N. c.,
Oct. 20 CAPD.-HaImon Kill
Hebrew of the Minnesota
Twins outslugged Roger Maris
of the New York Yankees and
Jim Gentle of Baltimore in a
five-night. five-city home run
derby that ended here last
night.
Klllebrew. who slammed As
home runs during the 1861
season, tagged SIS in the der
by. Maris was second with As
and Gentle suffering from
bad blisters on his hands aft
er the first night of the tour
had 80.
Maris posted a record 6l
home runs during the Ameri-
can League season and Cen
tile had 46.
A turnout of 489 saw the
windup of the tour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20

nell clashes with DeMatha,
loser of three straight, in a
night Catholic League encoun-
ter at 8 o'clock at North
western.
Allen Big Factor
Quarterback Dick Allen has
been one of the big reasons
for Richard Montgomery's con-
tinued success. Allen stepped in
after spending a year on the
bench and has performed like
a veteran.
Fullback Charlie Snowden, a
bruising l80-pounder, and End
Butch Isreal are other boys
who have turned in outstand-
ing jobs for the Rockets. Brad
and Brian Wright, the brother
combination at halfback, have
been a pleasant surprise for
Lester.
Good says the reason for
Blair's success this year is
teamwork and spirit. Many boys
have come through for the
Blazers this year. At the be-
ginning of the season Good
didn't know what to say about
the club. There we're too many
ifs"
If the Rockets get by Blair,
then B-CC and Wheaton re-
main as roadblocks for a third
straight perfect season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
Sugar Ray 12-5 Over Meyer
In TV Bout omorow Nioht

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 CAPD.-
Sugar Ray Robinson, who says
his ego won't let him quit with
out a title. will try to stretch
his winning streak to two to-
morrow night when he faces
young Denny Meyer in a tele-
vision fight at Madison Square
Garden CWMAL-7 in Washing
ton at 10 PM.
For a guy who used to win 40
and so at a clip, two in a row
shouldn't seem important. For
Sugar Ray. at Al, it is vital. If
he can't beat the 22-year-old
speedster from Portland. Greg.
then he most likley won't even
get close to another shot at
the middleweight crown. And
that's what Robinson wants
more than anything.
Robinson has held the l60-
pound division crown, or a piece
of it, five times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
Virginia Aiming to Use VPI
AS Stepping Stone Tomorrow

for the series with Tech, which
began in 1895.
Elias has made wholesale
changes in his starting lineup
for the fifth straight week,
promoting Quarterback Stan
Fischer. halfbacks Tony Ulehla
and Bobby Freeman, ends Ny
ron McWilliams and Ed Menzer
and Center Al Alznauer to the
first unit.
Fischer spanked the Cava-
liers to last weeks lat victory
over VMI in Norfolk 70 regain
the No. l quarterback spot. He
had lost it to Gary Cuozzo
after the latter had looked
good in the 21-14 loss to North
Carolina State two weeks ago.
Tackles Lead Defense
Ulehla. a senior from Bel
camp. Md, is the leading Cav
alier ground gamer with 1l8
yards in SO carries for a SO
average. Freeman is second
with 101 yards. The statistics
aren't impressive, but Elias has
made liberal use of all OF his
backs in an effort to find a
potent combination.
The Cavaliers defense. led
by tackles Dave Graham and
Ron GaSsert. a pair of 235-
Founders. has allowed 499
yards in four games, a far cry
from last years squad that
allowed an average of more
than 300 yards per game.
Ron Hawkins. a 178-pound
junior from HagerStown, is
pushing Senior Terry Strock,
also from Hagerstown, for one
of the halfback spots in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
A. |. Comeback Honor
Big Surprise to KoIine

the Highlander lost his first
five games. all by one run. He
later won 9 of his last IL for
his 1910 season.
Others selected in the ballot
ing were Juan Pizzaro. Chicago,
6 votes; Bubba Phillips, Cleve-
land, 5; Johnny Temple, Cleve-
land. 4; Jim Gentle, Baltimore,
and Harmon Killebrew, Mime
sofa, 3 each; Mickey NJ antle,
New York. and Danny O'Con-
nell Washington. 2 each.
Players with one vote were
Dick Brown, Paul Foytack and
Frank Larry. Detroit: Steve Bill
ko and Tom Morgan, Los An
geles; Jackie Brandt and Billy
Hoeft. Baltimore; Woodie Held,
Cleveland: Jackie Jensen. Bos-
ton; Roy Sievers, Chicago, and
Gene Woodling, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20

DETROIT, Oct. 20 (AP). -
I'm surprised got it. I didn't
think I had that bad a year
in 1860"
AL Kaline's reaction to his
selection as the American
Leagues 1861 comeback player
Of the year was barely short
of aStonishment.
IT'S good TO win II" said
the rightfielder, who boosted
his batting average 46 points
to .324 and helped the Tigers
to a second place finish. I'm
happy to be picked for any,
thing that's good.
But I don't know how I got
it. I didn't think I was even
being considered"
Kaline received % votes from
the l56 members OF the Base
ball Writer'S Association Of
America who participated in
the Associated Press annual
comeback of-the-year poll. The
writer's named 81 players in
their ballots.
Donovan Runnerup
Second with 10 votes was
Dick Donovan, who had a 1910
pitching record for the Senators
and since has been traded to
Cleveland. Norm Cash Of the
Tigers, who won the league
batting title with a 1861 aver
age, was third with Is. Then
came New York's Elston How
ard and Detroits Rocky Cola
vito with Is points. Detroit's
Don Mossi with IL, New York's
Luis Arroyo with 10. New York's
Whitley Ford with 8 and Cleye-
lands Jim Piersall with 7.
Kaline's .278 average in 1860
was his lowest since he was a
19-year-old regular in 1854 and
hit .276 for the Tigers. The
following season he was the
league batting champion with
a $40 average.
Last season, Kaline hit 10
home runs, an improvement of
four from 1860. and batted in
81 runs, a boost Of IA. He had
100 hits. 81 more than in 1860.
He had a 22-game hitting
streak, second longest of 1861.
Won 9 Of Last IL
Runnerup Donovan pitched
only 70 innings in 1860 and had
a 6-1 record for the Chicago
White Sox. Going to Washing
ton for the American Leagues
initial season under expansion,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
AGAINST BLAIR TOMORROW
. Richard Montgomery
Gets Stiffest est

Richard Montgomery Hig h
Schools string of % straight
football victories runs into its
stiffest test in two years to-
morrow against Montgomery
Blair at 2 pm. at the Silver
Spring school.
Coach Roy Testers Rockets
have swept past six opponents
this year. piling up 119 points
while allowing only 25. Lester.
former assistant coach at
Maryland, hasn't lost a game
since he took over at the Rock
vile school in 1859.
Blair won five straight this
year before being upset, Sc,
by Wheaton last week on How
ard Walkers 32-yard field
goal in the rain. The Blazers
had an 30 mark last year,
losing only to RMHS, 900, and
Wheaton, 20-19.
No Trouble So Far
Lester didn't rate Richard
Montgomery as a title threat
before the season, but tn e
Rockets have had little trouble
so far, with the biggest victory
a 26-7 decision over alter
Johnson.
Blair allowed only seven
points in winning its first five
and has given up only Is for
the year. Coach Joe Goods
team smashed Walter johnson,
3l-0. for its easiest victory.
The game headlines a sched-
ule of 20 scholastic games to-
morrow. Other top games are
st. Adams at Episcopal for a
3 o'clock contest, while O'Con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20

VPI lineup. Quarterback War
rem Price. who hit Strock with
a touchdown pass against
Tulane. and Pete Cartwright
have looked good running the
club during workouts this week.
Coach Jerry Claiborne, who
took over as coach at Tech
in January. also has been al
ternating Strock and Price at
halfback and quarterback to
keep both in the lineup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
High School Football

GAMES TODAY
Bailou at Eastern. 3:lJ.
Tech at AnacoStia. 3:l5.
Spingarn VS.. Phelps al Dunbar. Is.
Dunbar at Cardozo. BIS.
Bell at Roosevelt. BIS.
Wilson at Western. BIS.
Falls Church at Fairfax. S.
George Washington at Wakefield, s.
WI VS.. Hammond at CIV, S.
Jeb Stuart at Mount Vernon, S.
Mclean at Lee, s.
OSbourn at Newport News, g.
W. c. Taylor at Parker-Gray., 80.
Walter johnson VS.. High Point al
Northwestern, s.
Howard County at Bel Air. s.
Friends at Landon- 2,
St. Johns at Bishop McDevitt Harris
Carroll at salesianum Wilmington S
Bulls Prep at Villanova Frosh. -
LongfelloW VS.. 81, Anthony's at B-cC
$3.50.
GAMES TOMORROW
St Stephens at Georsetown Prep, >
o'Connell vs.. DeMatha at Northwest.
ouantico Post at Charlotte Hall ..
Columbian Prep at st. Francis Prep, ..
CIV w at Flint Hill, >.
st. Mary's at Good Counsel, >.
Annandale at Groveton. -.
yorktown at James Madison. y.
Marshall at Garfield. >.
George Mason at Loudoun County .
Herndon at OTange, 2.
Jennie Dean at Hoffman-Boston :"
GaitheTsburs at B-CC. =.
Richard MONTGOMERY at Blair. .
Wheaton at Sherwood =
BladenSburg at Northwood, =.
OXon Hill at DuVal, =,
Aberdeen at Glenslg. -
La Plata al Great Mills. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
Donovan Gets
Knicks Off 10
Speedy Start
BY the Associated Press


Frank MCGUIRE and Eddie
Donovan had different reac-
tons today after their debutS as
professional coaches in the Ma
tional Basketball Association.
Donovan, who previously
coached st. Bonaventure, was
mildly pleased. MCGUIRE, long
time successful coach at St.
Johns and North Carolina,
was not pleased at all.
McGuire's Philadelphia War
riors lost and Donovan's New
York Knickerbockers won in a
Madison Square Garden dCu-
bleheader that opened the MIA
season last night.
Los Angeles overcame Wilt
Chamberlain's 48 points to heat
the Warriors. 118-113. A 10
point spree late in the last
quarter put it out Of reach as
the Knickerbockers took the
new Chicago Packers. 12O-1O3.
Elgin Baylor hit for IS points
and Jerry West for 80 as the
Lakers, trailing in the first Pc
riod, put on 15-point surge
and fought off the Warriors the
rest of the way.
Donovan used weave, aim
ed at getting Johnny Green in
close enough for his deadly
jump shot, as the Knicks i'm
proved a 56-55 halftime ad-
vantage to 1919 at the end of
the third quarter. Green and
Willie Naulls had 81 and Is
points, respectively. Walt Bel
lamy had % for the Packers.
Los Angeles is at Philadel-
phia in the only action tonight.
Tomorrow'S schedule has De-
troit at Boston. New York at
Philadelphia. Chicago at SYRIA
cuse and Cincinnati at st.
Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
Congressional Golfer
Scores HoIe-in-One

CASTOR Miller yesterday
scored a hole in one on the
192-yard fifth hole of the mid
die course at Congressional.
He used a four iron.
Clarence Hahner, who birdied
the par-three hole. Tom Pritch-
ard and Joe Kelly witnessed
the ace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Question
BY FOREST EVASHEVSKI
Iowa Athletic Director

Question
Scouting reports show the
Maryland left corner Hneback-
er has intercepted three passes.
dropping back fast as the play
develops. You are the Air
Force quarterback. Which play
will best counter the corner
man threat:
1. Screen pass to your right
fake long pass, throw short
to receiver behind wall of
blockers)
2. Reverse wide to your
right?
3. Short checkoff pass to
your right (first receivers go
deep. then receiver previously
blocking flares into area just
over scrimmage line to side)2
4. PitchOut around defensive
left end?
ANSWER on Page CA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
COLLEGE
SCHEDULE

BY the Associated Press
William Mary at George Washing
ton IN.
Navy at Detroit.
Idaho at Army.
Villanova at Boston College.
West Virginia at Boston IN.
Yale at Cornell.
Columbia at Harvard
Dartmouth at Holy Cross.
Syracuse at Penn State.
Brown at Penn.
Colgate at Princeton.
Lehish at Rutgers.
Tennessee at Alabama.
Furman at The Citadel.
Virginia Military at Davidson.
Richmond at Florida State IN.
Auburn at Georgia Tech.
Mississippi State at Georgia IN.
k kSsps gb at Louisiana statf sst.
Arkansas State at Mississippi South
Tulane at Mississippi IN.
Wake Forest at N. c. State CNl.
North Carolina at South Carolina.
Florida at Vanderbilt IN.
Virginia Tech at Virginia.
Midwest
Ohio State at Northwestern
Houston at Cincinnati
Xavier at Dayton
Minnesota at Illinois
Washington State at Indiana
Missouri at Iowa State
Wisconsin at Iowa
Colorado at Kansas State.
Notre Dame at Michigan State.
Purdue at Michigan.
Nebraska at Oklahoma State.
Kansas at Oklahoma.
New Mexico State at Wichita (N).
Southwest
Texas at Arkansas.
Tulsa at North Texas State
Southern Methodist at Rice IN.
Texas Ann at TCU.
Baylor at Texas Tech (ND.
Texas Western at Texas Trinity CN)
Hardin Simmons at West Texas State
(N).
Far West
Maryland at Air Force.
Oregon State at Arizona State en-.
Southern California at California.
Utah State at Colorado State U.
Utah at Montana.
San Jose State at oregon IN.
San Diego Marines at University Of
Pacific IN.
Pittsburgh at UCLA.
Stanford at Washington.
Brigham Young at Wyoming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
Atkins TuIIest Bear

Tallest member of the Chi
cago' Bears is 6-foot-8 Doug
Atkins. a seven-year veteran
from Tennessee.