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The recovery of tagged salmon by skin divers in Alaskan rivers and streams when the fish come Tn from the sea to spawn, is the latest biological research tool be- ing used by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
 Scuba gear is especially effective Tn larger streams or those with deep holes where the tagged sal mon cannot be reached effectively with spear from shore.
 Guy Powell and Dave Warner, Departmental research biologists, are spending their spare time in Kodiak streams flippering after the brightly colored tags being borne upstream by salmon enroute to their spawning grounds. The divers take the salmon with steel-tipped spears, which when released by a trigger, are powerfully propelled into the fish by elastic rubber bands.
 With large foreign fishing fleets converging on Alaskan shores to exploit the fishery resources, knowledge of the sea migrations of the five species of Pacific salmon has become a matter of para mount importance. Deep sea tag ging of salmon and the recovery of these tags by fishermen and bio logists is of major concern.
 Powell was the first Alaskan bi- 0logiSt to use scuba gear in the biological studies of the king crab. Dr. Howard Tait, Director of Bio logical Research for the Depart ment, states that direct underwater observation is becoming an essen tial part of fishery research in Alaska and he intends to promote
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On The Screen

Tonight-It's the last time For the 1st Time"
 Sa.urday-"The Naked Jungle" the flesh-crawling tale of a mail order bride and a plantation owner in the South American jungles in 1901. Charlton Hester and Elinor Parker in a re-release.
 Sunday and Monday The late Clark Gable in the romantic com edy, Tt Started In Naples" :" Also
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Person Sought

Anyone knowing the probable whereabouts of the former Mrs. Cecil Clark Sheara is asked to see the postmaster, Kodiak.
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D5 GENTLY BOILING ACRES
1851 It. on primary Highway 8,
adjoining homes Of wealth and
culture: timber: 65 miles south Of
d. c.: 10 miles east OF Fredericks-
D,n 6IrEi va $$JI4:269; $$JI4l:32 i,;S5 500 dn" $3.50
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SMALL VA. ESTATES
WARRENToN-A lovely stone-and-
redwood rambler, custom built, on
the edge Of historic Warrenton,
Va. Is acres with 2Is-acre stocked
lake. IT'S q beauty. Three bed
rooms Ia baths. huge stone fire.
place. outdoor patio. 2-car car
port; small barn for horses or
ponies; Q wonderful place to live.
$39,000. By appointment only.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

4Is% BIG LOAN-sl4,40o at only
S104.49 monthly. Owner who
doesn't need too much cash. Spa
cious 3-bedrm. brk. home with full
bsmt., screened porch, level lot,
eating space in Kitchen. Close to
bus and good N. Arl. schools. Ex-
eellent investment and pleasant
living; S19,250. HOLLEY REALTY,
61S3 Lee hwy, KE. S-6350.
81 TREES shade the back yard
play area Of this close-in Colum-
bia Pines brick rambler. 3 bed
rooms; full basement with outside
entrance, carport and jalousied
porch. $20;995. Flexible terms.
~ ToWN SIS AND AND COUNTRY
TE. 6-1A15 Q TIL 8
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BUSINESS PROP. for SALE

SILVER SPRING. Bonifsnt and
S-room frame house on approx.
5000 50. It. of ground, For rent;
as is, remodel or will build to
suit. Your agent, or call ]. O.
SAAH, JU. o-5270 or eyes,. WI.
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EARMS
ALE PRoPERTIEs CLOSE RoAENEY
VIZ WA 1En A6nTC

w. tAs"4OO ANnEO
Groom house, bath and furnace,
modern kitchen, all nicely fur
nished. Very clean, ready to move
in. Has barns and outbldgs., so
ceres CLEARED. m practically tsSsIly al eli
Of hunting. close town and large
plant, price $3.50. $500 down.
w. VA. 121 ACRES
New rambler, bedrms., tile bath.
outbuildings. On main highway.
100 acres cleared, all fenced, land
lies level to rolling with beautiful
view. Price $4,000, with $1,000
w. VA.-455-A. Dairy
2 modern houses, 8 modern block
dairy and stock barns, all neces-
sary outbldgs., all have running
water, The. land lies level and
beautiful: along Rte. so for ! mi,
close TO town. Price, $4,000
$1,000, $4,000 down; ll,,,. vii sell ell. all ma ma
Selling due to iii health.
EUGENE P. NIXON
Sal. Sal, and and sun, sSf-Ex. Sf. E G5sSS G6-Si5sSS
EdSG6Tl SIlOr6 fEOpSIty
Farms. BIZ. big and small; read about
25S acres, all necessary buildings
$4,000: $4,000 down, $50 month
14S acres, all necessary buildings
S27,500; VI down.
112 acres, one Groom house, $751;
500: "a down.
81 acres, All necessary buildings
S16,500; "a down.
100 acres, all necessary buildings
$4,000; -S16,500 down.
40 acres, all necessary outbuildtngs
S14,500; " down.
203 acres, all necessary buildings
S3s,50O; N down. The abovt
three could be bought together:
5 acres, barn and house, S6,6O(
cash, or trailer in trade.
3 acres and 5-bedroom house. 81,
500: "a down.
For these and other Eastern shor'
properties call
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n. ARLINcTON-convenience plus:
walk to swimming pool (member-
ship evailahlel, walk to elementary
. schools, minutes to .shopptng. and
TRANSPORTATION; this delightful
brick home features 8 bedrms.'
Z separate dining I'm, living. rm.
with fireplace. full walk-out base:
! ment with recreation rm. and
possible 4th bedrm; large side
screened porch for your summer
pleasure; situated on nice wooded
lot in 8 wonderful neighborhood. /.
full price, S22,500. Don't pass
this one BY. Call IA. $4,000 to-
ETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
, REALTORS
OLD BIRGINIA CHARM is what
we fell in love with in this S-hed-
: room, 11z-bath, brick Cape Cod,
FHA appraised ct S21 500; beau
ttful extra spacious hvtng-dinlng
combination, large equipped
! features, TTNKLE PROP, INC,
Realtor, 3101 Columbia Pike, ia.
b-1207.
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MONEY 70 Loan
FARIS FINANCE co

FARIS FINANCE co,
Signature, Loans: Servicemen Incl.
223 z. Diamond. Gath. WI S-2540
MORTGAGE LOANS $4,000 to
S15O,OOO. Lower your payments,
property. Quick, honest service.
Residential. farm, commercial;
eonstruction financins only in
State Of Maryland. CaIl OF write
Mr.. ROBERTS, 21S Z. Lexington
st., Baltimore q. Nd. or SAratoga
7-4O47 day. night. Sun, HOLIDAYS.
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ANTIQUE AUTOS F0R SALE

FORD '2I
Model + sedan: partially restored.
VIII sell for equity. JU. 5-O3S3.
FORD '32: with '55 olds. eng, '37
Buick trans. Columbia 2-speed
rear end. $1,000: have invested
over $1,000. so. .S-8177 before
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

BACK HOES, LOADERs, crawlers
and bulldoSers, skid shovels, bull
graders; new and used, parts and
service. Your complete III dealers,
MALoNEY,S INC: S126 Ga. ave,
Silver Spring. Nd. Ju. 6.S333.
Ewes. VIII. 2-2S94.
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INVESTMENT PROP SALE
fcONTINUEDl
a nNrIr Ann nrr

- IB-UNIT APT. BLDG. -
Tenants pay al ytil. : Detached
Always i06sS rented. income siS,-
33S. Cash required, $4,000.
LEHRMAN REALTY To. 2-7s5O
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AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

AUTOMATIC TRANsMIssHONs re-
paired. APs Trans. Serv. Our new
and larger loc., .l166 Bonifant st.
Silver Spring, Nd. JU. s-3477.
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INVEST. PR0P. WANTED

HAVE SEVERAL CASH BUYERS
for medium sized apartments and
for good commercial property.
Please contact Samuel W. Barrow,
RANDALL II. HAGNER 4 CO,
or night. OIL. 1864.
WE NEED LIsT1NGs on Apt. housei
In Takoma Park and Silver Spring,
ESRrFY isSR + e 60. sS 70. u9iss ssss5slE BERGMAN
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VACATION PLACES

ENJOY THE WIDE OPEN SPACES
on beaut. S00-aere river farm,
fhEE 70 guests OF nearby motel;
lust IS nj. IN Va. WO. 6.7029.
STOCKED GOA. LAKE, nr. Va.
nnts:,s mts;; 90 mi, mi: b p e; Ideal allsysar
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RUNYON
ELEEPY HOLLOW MANOR = b

eLEEPY HOLLOW MANOR = By
owneri 3.b.r., 2-b. split-leVel, eonv.
q Cor, sch. etc. JE. 4-7b03.
SLEEPY HOLLOW MANOR = By
OWNER. The best spiit-leTel in
this outstanding area. JE. 4-6l37.
BOMETHING SPECIAL "A brand
new home, in the Falls Church
area, that's different; briek.and-
frame construction; 3 nice bed
rms, IL baths. large living rm,
with fireplace. mahogany-paneled
den: lift. dining rm.. gorgeous big
Kitchen, rec. rm. area; $21,250.
Parker, SMITH a. DoNNEIL
REAIT0RQ
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NV. LOCATION
NEW BUILDING

NV. LOCATION
NEW BUILDING
FOR SALE OR LEASE
Attractive brick structure with
1000 u; on conerete-slab 1st
conditioned; high ceiling, separate
loading door. Each floor can be
rented separately. Offered ct $3.50
mo. or for sale at $4,000. Call
MI. Blumenthal, ewes, JU. S-1S31.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, REALTORS
1722 L st. NV. Ma. $4,000
SALE OR RENT-1324 New York
ave. NV. Approximately $4,000
SO. It. zoned ca for restaurant,
office building, retail store, trade
association, niEht club, etc. Fully
decorated suh-street floor, ad-
ditional stories and mezzanineI
in front, 6 stories in rear; private
parking for 2 cars or.truck In rear
OF garage. Large rear alley will
accommodate largest trucks ct de-
livery entrance, Stately interior
beautifully designed By one Of
WaSntn8tonb most famous deco
rating studios. Centrally located
~ downtown business area, 2
blocks from White House and fl
naneial district, adjacent 10 1O0Ss
retail section, large office build
tngs and major hotels. Public
parking at History Capitol Ca
rage next door. Lot size 24.9,x-
1888 OWNER. CO. 6-4056.
SILVER SPRING - Brick Germ.
house, 2 bathrooms. garage, nr.
Hecht Co. Can be used as office
and home. Newly decorated.
Avail. immed. JU. 6-1444.
l23S 10th 81. N,W.-Have avail
able Tor immediate occupancy. IA
rm... 3.baM building. 7oned C3B.
Ideal for any type of commercial
or professional use. Very attrac-
tive rental terms can be Arranged
for. responsible tenant. 10 inspect
T.626O.
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BUSINESS PROP. for RENT
FOOD MFG. PLANT

Kenilworth Interchanee; 1000 So.
It., modern, air cond., with rail-
road siding. Chance to Acquire
freezer, cooler. etc. for balance due.
A. M. ROTH co. RE. 1880
FOR RENT, all OF part. In Fails
Church, Merrifield area $500 50.
u. office and warehouse space;
q acre OF I'd. and parking area.
Encl. BY 6-ft. chain link fence.
JE. 3.34ss: ewes. ia, 7-0566.
HOME AND BUSINESS in Largo.
commercial property, s mi. from
d, G. line, A. p. MCCORMICK,
Hu. 3-7116. sitter 3 pm.
m RAPIDLY GROWING Laurel
area, 5000 50. foot masonry bldg.
with office space. all utils.; on
State highway. FE. 1895.
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Lors, ACREAGE FOR SALE
tcoNTlNuED)

HowARD COUNTY on Route. 81,
1900 It. hardsroad frontaTe: sS. cx.
Gel. terms. RAMSEY REALTY
CO. JU. 9-29S5. 10. 5-2017.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY = 10
acre, 11b acre and 130-acre
D. c.@sizeabie ground for embassy
FINE NURSING HoME-operating
and well equipped, on large tract
OF ground. .Mr. Cross, ia. 9-1664.
PAUL p. STONE. Realtor
TU. 2-110b RA. 3-9233
SENECA -DARNESTOWN
Tired of development? 10 acres on
priv. road, high rolling ground
offering outstanding view. Stream
at rear Of property. A challenge
to the architect and his client.
Percolation o. K. $4,000, terms.
Ewes. EN-. 5-1544. SAMUEL =
BOGLEY. INC, EN-. 5-1313.
UP TO 5 acres zoned general COM
mercial, suitable for stores o.
motel, on main Va. hwy, WithiT
10 mi. Of Wash. Well populated
area. Call Commercial Dept
TINKLE PROPERTIES, ia. 8.
VIRGINIA, ali util. ready 10 20,
81 lots at S1,7O0. I07 lots II
$1,000. l6O lots at SI,5s0. Dsy
or eve; so. S-S655. J. MYRON
GREEN.
VIRGINIA-UP TO 100 buildinl
lots, elose-in location, sewer anc
water, subordination. call Com.
mereisl Dept. TINKLE PROPER.
TIES. IA. 5-l207.
WHEATON, vIEW-Lot 1O5xl25
street paved, sewer and water
SSeendnoecction, Se me- trees. excel. loc.i
MONTGOMERY VIEW-Tvo ~.
acre lots, streets paved. util IN
$4,000 homes adjacent: S4,75C
each. DRAPER REAL ESTATE, JU
9-1166.
W00DRIDGE, p; ,C:, CENTRAL
2 lots, $500 sq. II. each for det
homes near schools. viii take
trades. PREsS REALTY CORP
81. S-9316, OIL. 6-5177.
60xl OIL 100; sci solid and level. Woodridge
and Sun, Du 7-69I2.
2 ADJACENT LOTS WIwater; ITO,
It. front. each on Brinkley rd.: 90.
600 50. It. ea. RE. $4,000, Ext
8S163,
81 ACREs-Just outside FairfaS
Town in area Of new branch col.
lege Of University of Va. and ad.
Joining q quality subdivision usInt
town water; as q whole at onlS
S2,250 per acre. MASON & OMEE
L. HIRST, Brokers, Annandale, Va
CL. $4,000. weekdays.
2 PLUS ACRES-35O-ft. road front.
age, part wooded, balance cleared
. most wonderful view Of noun.
tains, Warrenton Va. area, 90
miles D. c.; ST. $50 low dn, pay.
ment, easy terms, ia, Alias
after 8 pm.
95 GENTLY BOILING ACRES
1851 It. on primary Highway 8,
adjoining homes Of wealth and
culture: timber: 65 miles south oi
d. c.: 16 miles east OF Fredericks.
burg, Va; SI4,250: $500 dn,, Sl5C
mo. XII 8-2277. OWNER.
ACRE LOTS
Located close to route 2. S3,260
to "a. 1000. To see. call JE. 2-1030,
DEVEREAUX REALTY
MRN AMmR AAR aas n A o. n
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PARKLAWN - Super 3-bed-
room, lh-bath brick ram.
bier with 1S-ft. screened
porchl ALICE equip, incl.
washer and drier; h.'-w.
heat: / blk. to bus; $1,000
down, SIPS mo. MiLKEY
REALTY, IA. 7-0250.
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3 APARTMENT BLDGs.. contain
ing 10 units ea.. built IN 1890;
sell all or separate. Each bldg.
over $4,000 gross income. RAM
SEY REALTY CO.. ~. $685.
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MONEY WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ARMY OFFICER wants to borrow
$1,000 for ~ months. RE. 7-5312.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

COBB ISLAND-several good buys
from $4,000 up. Beautiful water
front at S12. 600. See US before
active season begins. Mr.. Bogar-
dus, Cobb Island, CT. o-2177,
with ROMER q CO.
ONE 3-ACRE and one b-acre lot
on Patuxent River: ideal for sum-
mer house. short distance from
WASHINGTON. Sand beach. Excel
lent family retreat. Terms. Walter
6hultise, FE. $1,000. JAMES l..
DIXON a CO., Realtors.
VIRGINIA, Potomac River - SO
acres, wooded, close in: $4,000 per
acre. 200 acres; all utils. 20 min.
z. C. $1,000 per acre. Day, or eve,
so. S-S600. j.MYRON GREEN
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coUUTRY PROPERTY

Z PLUs ACRES, 350-ft. road 'front.'
age, part wooded, balance cleared:
. most wonderful view Of noun
tains, WaTrenton, Va. area, IS mi.
D. c.. S1,05O. low dn. payment,
easy terms. IA. 4-114S aft. 9 pm.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED
AVIATION

end TRUST NOTES WANTED -
Mg LDg ITlSss 2rSEaPp3sd p3Sisd; NiRnmsd service.
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HAYNARKET-Modern, stone. q
story home on 6la beautiful acres;
1 block from school and on High
way 55. Has 8 bedrooms, 2 baths,
fireplace, oil hot-water heat, full
basement. A big family home.
Priced ct $29,950; reasonable
snmrOM rAMn co
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WARRENToN-ModeTn rambler In
tSR horse horse count country; 2! Scres Sith a
dining room and equipped Kitchen,
basement. oil heat. New barn.
three box stalls and other new
outbuildings. An estate in estate
country. Priced $33,00O.
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q Co. Realtc

LEEgBURG MIDDLEBURG Es-
rATns Ioipx over sGIIct. SoS bee Sssutify
herd. excellent machinery, airstrip,
barns, tenant, etc.; modern Will
liamsburg Colonial manor house
has private swimming pool, guest
house, AGAR garage to match and
q fabulous setting with q paflo-
ramic view OF the small lake.
winding stream and pasture,
100000 under cost at SIZE, 900.
To see, call E. ?. STEFFEY REAL
ESTATE. JE. A.O(l64
Kodiak mirror., 1961-09-22
Brilliant Performance By Cast Makes ''Gramercy Ghost" Enjoyable

in every sense of the word was good theatre"
 The new building was named the Marion Strickler Little Theatre. The surprise announcement was made at the conclusion of the first nights performance. Cushioned seats added considerably to the en- joyment of the production.
 SLID.
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NOW! A NEW WORLD OF WORTH!

Handsome new Work-styling includes forWard-sloping hoods that allow drivers to see as much as 10K feet more of the road directly ahead. Chevrolet's famous Independent Front Suspension gives you smoother riding, easier working, longer lasting truck. New heavier duty, smoother hypoid rear axles for middle weights. Rugged new I-beam front axIes* of 5000 or fl ,0o0-Ib. capacity are available on Series 80 heavyweights. Mufflers are longer lived on all models.
 You'll find a total of 198 models in the new '62 Chevy line-incIuding three work-proved, versatile Corvair 95's. Every model is built to out-haul, out last and out-value any other truck at anywhere near the price. See your Chevrolet dealer! Optional at extra cost
Kodiak mirror., 1961-09-22
Local NC Unit Gains New Member

William E. Hall, 18, son of Mir. and Mrs. Willard Hall, Kodiak resi- dents was sworn into the local Ma tional Guard unit on Wednesday of this week. He is the second mem Der of his family to join the Kodiak National Guard Company. His brother, Sgt. Edmond c. Hall, has served in the local guard unit for the past few years.
 Local residents 19 years of age are reminded that current regula- tions prohibit enlistments in the
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National Guard for anyone 20 years old or more who has not had prior service. This regulation will be in effect while increased draft calls are being made over the 50 states.
 Anyone interested in joining the local unit may contact the Guard Armory at 486-5245 or inquire at the Armory. Visitors at the weekly
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C on u d n g performances of Gramercy Ghost" at the Naval Station Little Theatre, Saturday and Sunday evening, should be sell outs should the word get around as to the top quality of entertain ment offered. It undoubtedly will from those attending the opening night performance and last night.
 "Gramercy Ghost" is comedy in it's cleaneSt and best form, witty lines, with flavor of history and a plausible ghost.
 The ghost was made even more plausible by the performance of Cleye Chancey, who extracted from the role every ounce of whimsical wit, eerie substance, and by mere gesture, conveyed the impression of body not of this world and yet cognizant of what goes on around 1t. Some of his appearances with Nancy Willard, lead role played by Carolyn Chase, and some of the other members of the cast were priceless. The situations created by the fact that only one of them could see and hear him were hil- arious to say the least
 Chancey's analysis of his role was penetrating of it's possibilities, and at times brilliant in perform ance His attire and that of his ghost compatriots, who made brief but enjoyable appearance, contri- buted immensely to the authencity of their roles.
 Other members of the cast must be included for high praise. Dan Santo as Parker Burnett, Nancy's fiance, the arrogant and pos sessive husband-tolbe, offered a stimulating contrast to that of his rival, Charley Stewart, as the love at-first-sight swain, sympathetic by nature, who eventually wins the girl. This role was enacted by Bob Edwards. The lovely Carolyn Chase proved a prize well worth fighting for, as she displayed a warmth of feeling for her role, and projected the bewilderment she must have felt in meeting and talking to a ghost.
 Supporting roles were more than adequately handled by other mem bers of the cast. The role of Mar garet Collins played by Chris Quar- tana as the family serving woman; Augusta Ames, as the attorney, played by Claudia Triplett; "Phil" Phillips as Officer Morrison; the two other ghosts, Irv and Molly, played by Mike Finefrock and Gail Larson; and the ambulance driver and assistant, played by Pat NC Cormick and Dorothy Arnold; all received excellent treatment and showed the skill of the director in handling of dramatic touches. Pat McCormick's delft touches in her brief appearance were particularly noteworthy.
 The production staff and all those connected with the rehabili- tation of the building, scenery, and costumes, must be congratulated. The director in particular, Marion Strickler, deserves the highest praise for the performance, which
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Here they are-handsome, functional '62 Chevrolet trucks powered to work harder in every weight class. Hefty new v8's with the highest torque in Chev- rolet history. New diesel brawn for medium-duy models. And new power to pick from in light-duty models.
 There's wider choice of power, a wider choice of torque, across the board. For heavies, there's the new High Torque 4O9 V8*, with 16h per cent more torque than ever before available from Chevrolet. Big news in the middle weight class is the new Chevy-GM 4-53 Diesel. It's compact. rugged, high in torque, and backed by years of GM Diesel experience. In the light-duty lineup, the High Torque 261 Six adds new sock, new savings in extra-tough applications. You can pick from nine rarin'-to-work, ready to- save engines.
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Police Slogan

Dim your lights for an approach ine motorist. He may have some thing to live for.
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drills on Wednesday night are also welcome, according to Ut. Arnold Bjerken, commanding officer.
 The units first Sunday drill will take place on Sunday, October l.
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At this point nothing can be re- duced but taxes-the taxpayers have already been reduced.
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Outdoorsr11en

Enter your deer rack. The ko- diak OutdOorsman bringing in the largest rack of deer horns wins choice of a K-4 Weaver Scope or a Life Membership in the Club. Bring your member ship card and rack to Curley's Barber Shop for registration.
 SPONSORED BY
 KODIAK OUTDOORSMEN
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-03

LeRoy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Anderson. They came to
attend funeral service for LeRoy's
grandfather, Claude Utterback,
which were held in Glendive Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Carpenter
are visiting their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Monroe and their three little
daughters at their home in Wood
land Hills, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weather
Ston returned Monday from a
week end visit at the home of
Mrs. Weatherston'S cousin in
MCorehead, MINI. They report
temperatures much lower there
and much more snow which they
experienced clear across the state,
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Severson
returned Thursday from a two
months vacation spent in Mesa,
Arizona. Enroute home they Wis
tied Mrs. S~everson's siSter-in-laW,
Mrs. Ardelle Armentrout in Las
Vegas.
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-03
Buddy Peoples
fcONTINUED FROM PAGE

kCON lin JILL No.
ORGANIZATION" Commander Bill
Banta added. 'For example, we
contribute one penny for each
Buddy Poppy sold to the opera
ton of the VIEW National Home
for widows and orphans at Eaton
Rapids. Michigan. This is the only
home of its kind in the world. 1t
was founded in 1925. Since then
hundreds of orphans of veterans
have been given the opportunity
to become healthy, se1f-supporting
citizens"
This is one of the few chances
local people have of paying hom-
age TO those who gave SO much
for their country during times of
war. If you give % cents fora
Buddy Poppy, most of your con-
triibution stays right here in our
community where the local post
uses the money to help needy
veterans and their families. One
and one half cents goes to the
state VFW welfare program; one
cent to the VIEW National rehabil-
itation service; one cent to the
VIEW National Home for widows
and orphaned children, and the
remainder to cost of materials and
to pay the hospitalized veterans
who assemble the Buddy Poppies.
The VIEW National Home is an
especially praise : worthy project.
At Eaton Rapids, Michigan, the
VFW has set up a model child
village. The children live in regu-
lar homes erected by the VIEW.
Ranging from infants to high
school age, five to ten children
r housed in each home, super
vised by a house mother. Each
child has regular household
chores, attends public schools, at
tends a church of his own choos-
ing and in general leads as normal
a life as is possible without hav-
ing parents of his own.
1t is because of such projects
that the VIEW has become an in
tegral part of almost every com
munity in the United States. Ev-
eryone in this community should
JOIN the VIEW in making such
projects possible by purchasing {
Buddy Poppy.