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The Sidney herald., 1962-04-11
LEGAL NOTICES
PRIMARY
ELECTION NOTICE

ELECTION NOTICE. Il
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
Tuesday. the 5th day of June. 1862.
in the several precincts in the County
of Richland. State of Montana, a pri-
mary nominating election viii be held
at which the Democratic and Republi-
can parties will choose their candidates
for Federal, State, District, County,
Precinct and officers. namely:
Representative in Congress
/ Railroad and Public Service
Commissioner
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court dept. Il & "2)
State Senator
State Representative
County Commissioner Second
District)
County Attorney
Clerk and Recorder
Superintendent of Schools
Treasurer
Coroner
Assessor
Public Administrator
Precinct Committeeman - Woman
and Precinct Committeeman Man
Two Justices of the Peace in each
Township
Two Constables in each Township,
and any other office that 1t may be
necessary to nominate.
SPECIAL MEASURES: Chapter III,
Laws Of 1861, amending the constitu-
tron to delete references to Justice of
the Peace, police and municipal
courts, leaving the establishment of
such courts to the Legislature.
Chapter 164 laws of 1861, amending
the Constitution to increase the term
of office of County Attorneys from W.
years TO o years.
This election will be held at 1000
o'clock A. NJ. and will continue until
800 o'clock p. M. of said day; pro-
vided that in precincts having less
thar 100 registered electors polls must
be opened at loo o'clock in the after
noon of election day and must be kept
opened continuously until 800 O'Clock
p. NJ. 70 said day when they must be
closed; provided further, that when
ever all registered electors in any
precinct have voted the polls shall be
Immediately closed.
DATED at Sidney. Montana this 18th
day of March, 1862.
E. l.. Hooker. County Clerk
and Recorder.
(Pub. April II, 1852
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA. IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
RICHLAND
GEORGE SCHEETZ.
| 1AaAAALAs
CECIL STEELE.
Defendani
NOTICE OF
SHERIFF'S SALE
Civil No. 7139
TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFF'S SALE
on the 26th day of April, 1862, at the
hour of goo o'clock p. M, of said day
at the front door of the Court House
in Sidney. Richland County, Montana
the following described interests In
minerals. to the highest bidder, fol-
cash:
An undivided 35/32Oths interest In
and to the SEizSWi4, NEASEiz
SisSEl4, Section 7; WizSWA
Sr.4Swl4. SWl4SEl4, Section 8
Township 25 Range 81;
An undivided 3/320ths interest n
and to the SWiz of Section IA, anC
the NWl4 of Section %. Township
An undivided 20 /sooths interest IL
and to ALL of Section IS. and tn
SEA of Section q, Township %
Range ST;
An undivided 15/1e0ths interest II
and to the SEi4SWlz. Ni5SWl4
SEl4NWis. Section IA. Township 2
Range 81.
DATED this 4th day of April. A. d
1862.
s. w. CHnDERS
Sheriff of Richland County
V. C. KOCH
Attorney at Law
Court House - o 81
Sidney. Montana
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF
j. Publish April II. IS and 3)
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-22
FORD ASKS cur TO SPUR ECONOMY"

Free Press, Dec Is
BY Tom Keene Free Press Business Industry Writer
three.point program to achieve higher profits that
would give the economy enough momentum TO carry II
past rough spots without saIIins urged Wednesday
by Henry Ford II.
The Ford MOTOR Co. board chairman said that what
the economy requires is strong improvement in invest
ent spending to create increased efficiency which he de-
seribed as "fhe life blood Of progress"
lone Of the most disappointing features Of the past
five years been the stagnsfion of investment direct
result Of the we need higher profits TO stimulate invest
mens and push up growth rate
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-22

"''":..s'6:e.p! AND ALL THE HosT. of Tue..c
n,e-.nllr .exNAllr VOID or MATTER HumAns,
''s@Ase: DEATH. WARS. HE'LL, AND sr.tsIp
AoAMsv. :. ne DEVIL = MERELY GIGANTIC.
ApA%eve "loRncoo" tcen. az. etc, '"
FRAUDS MY.r.Hsl ~
THUS. DEAR READERS, WE ARE Msp,prnro
DECLARE THAT LleE ls Mno. ,.'n'.S
YEARLY
reAk MOI. LITTLE FLOCK. IT IS YOUR rnruee.s
GOOD PLEASURE TO. GIVE YOU rHs
KINGDOM" SAYS CHRIST JESUS
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-22

JESUS BASIC THEOLOGY Genesis FIRST chspssr)
Wbee4 DEITY is; GOD NOT THE SATANIC
ADAM-EvE "LoRD-coD" tcsn. III. ssel
FRAUDS! M-Y.r.H.sl - SATANIC HUMANS or
So-cAAilED MAN OF THE DUST OF THE cRoUMp'l
FRAUDS 4 MANf5-s Il N-o-r.H.lNsc-NsE-s-si
sAE OUR COLUMN ON "ikLlhoIs BIRTH CONTROL
VOTE CALLED BAD POLICY" - WITH THE
CHRIST SECOND cQNWNe" coMMENN ON GENESIS
lac. ~. 20. 81, and GENESIS I'll. WE GIVE you
THE LATTER TWO. NOW:
GEN. lsal: land, GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE [THe ONE R6-AL PARENT ! CREATOR -
HQNQRED RY THE c-H:l-Lp-L.E.ss CHRIST
JESUS u HAD MADE AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS l-Ls.l
veRf coo0"!
GEN. I'll: THUS THE HEAVEN land THE EARTH
lSRlRlrUAL - Tha REAL u WERE
F.INI-s,ttetQll AND 49, THE HOSTS or THEM
ETeRtAtLY VOID or MATTER. HUMANS. SIN.
DISEASE QEATh,- MARS - HELL, AND THEIR
FATHER. THE. DEVIL - MERELY GIGANTIC
A0AsAENa "L0RO,00D" toen. III, sse)
FRAUDS J. MrY-T-hss!
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-22
TRANSMISSION -

CONTINUED from Page u
with you ALWAY" AND MORE EMPHATIcAL.
~. IN TtaE SECOND COMING" - GODS MARVELLOUS.
IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH.
SCIENCE or SCIENCES" or THE UNIVERSE!
1.-THE FLESH PR0FITETR NOTHING!
John 663. Rc. 64)
the HUMAN BODY, MATTER, SIN. HELL, AND
THEIR FATHER THE DEvILi ARE MERELY
MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT IMAcsSs
couNraRRstrs, BuRL EsouEs. AND FORTUNATELY
OFTEN sY.M-Ro.Ls or DIVINE IpEASi
"TvsE THINGS THAT ARE SEEN ARE TEMPORAL
(st RsuD- the EVIL THE MATERIAL -
ARE REDUCED TO THEIR NATIVE NOTHING
N.E.s.s"l ~ TINE INEVITABLE, RREsisTABLss
SPIRITUAL AWAKENING. HERE AND HEREAFTER
TO MANS TRUE, ETERNAL BEING -
GENESIS i:26- AcANkEvEtESS - NEVER BORN.
NEVER DYING NEVER A SINNER hEvsR
BORN OF SINNERS OF WOMAN, uNctEANl
Job. oidTJ
SEE OUR PARApHRAsE OF GEN. l3l and GEN III.
Ia our column on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE
LESSON SERMON MADE TO ORDER FOR THIS
ATOMIC AcE"l H.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-22
Poland

0ontnvsd from Back Page,
DEFECTIVE SANITY JUDGMENT. HONESTY. IN
TELLlGENcE - THE NQN-CHRiSTIAN
SCIENTISTS
SEE pp. g. l92. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK
FOR THE REAL! CHRIST WITH YOU ALWAY
SECOND COMING" - AND GREATEST MARY.
BAKER EDDY - WOMAN R.c. Apoe. I2:,; Prot. Rev.
- HONOR THE VIRGIN MOTHER -
NATURALLY
MRS. EDDY, THE WOMAN OF MATTHEW 1898
APPOINTED BY FATHER. SON. AND HOLY GHOST.
TO REVEAL THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN At
HAND. WITHIN YOU uesvs)
AND NFALLIsLE MEDICINE oBEDIENT TO -
NOT IN VIOLATION OF - THE TEN COMMAND.
MEMTs - THE HOLY WORD OF GOD or OLD
AND kEW 7. - BUT = PRESENTED IN CHRIST
LIKE. SPIRITUAL SENSE VIA THE COMFORTER"
R.c Psrselete) - EVEN THE HOLY GHOST
TEACHING ALL THINGS = WHICH JESUS
WICKED AND ADULTERoUs GENERATION
COULD NOT BEAR! - "REvIvlNc PRIMITIVE
CHRISTIANITY WITH ITS LOST ELEMENT OF
HEALINc"! - DESTINED TO EFFECT THE
HEALING OF THE NATIONS! = REVELATION OF
THE REAL! = NEVER NEEDING A HEALING
IN ALL ETERNITY! -
POLAND LACKS MEDICAL sKIlls,
WAYNE DEAN SAYS"
Poland is land Of shortages reports Miss Katharine
e. Eavs dean Of Wayne State univsrsitys College OF
Nursing
Miss FsvIIs has Just completed a twoweek v's'f TO
HOSPITALS and schools Poland. She visited there for one
week year ago.
Shortages exist in ivst about everything ine'vd'ns
food much Of which is supplied by the United States Dean
Eaxe said She said Poland also lacks teachers and Gloss
room spaee
Those most advanced in nursing earn what woud
amount 10 S, 900 year in money They can't believe
nurses here suomobilss
Dean Eavile went to Poland on Rockefeller Fovnoa.
,;on grant, One and sometimes two nurses from POLAND
ara trained on the Wayne Campus each to teach ofner
nurses Polish hospitals also anxious for guidance IN
the seeetion Of textbooks and training films.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-22
Bible Lesson :

tcontinued from Back P,oe,
~ N.w''n ne HATH cRDeD HIMSELF: THE WORLD
''ne spiritual the REAL see our prsriou. eomu.n,
on esr'hI Also Is ESTABLISHED. TstAr IN CANNOT
&c MOVED"
z THY THRONE IS ESTABLISHED OF OLD. THOU
ART FROM EvERLAsTiNc"
- THE FLOODS HAVE LIFTED UP o LORD, THE
floods NAVE LIFTED UP THEIR VOICE; THE FLOODS
LIFT UP THEIR WAVES"
"a THE LORD ON HIGH is mlcHrIER THAN THE
NOISE OF MANY WATERS, YEA, THAN THE MIGHTY
WAVES OF THE SEA-"
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE COMMENT:
QUOTING FROM p s63. APOCALYPSE. CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOKS but WHY SHOULD WE STAND
AcHAsT AT NoTHINcNEss? -. THE SUM TOTAL OF
HUMAN ERROR" - THE UTTER N-o,T-H-iNc.N-Es-S
OF THE THINGS THAT ARE SEEM. TEMPORAL" tst
Paul. = THE EVIL THE HUMAN! THE MATERIALS
Y LET US COME BEFORE HIS PRESENCE WITH
THANKSGIVING AND MAKE A JOYFUL NOISE UNTO
HIM WITH PSALMS"
"a FOR THE LORD IS GREAT COD, AND, A
GREAT KING ABOVE ALL Gods"
rs COME. LET US WORSHIP AND, BOW DOWN:
LET US kNEeL BEFORE THE LORD OUR MAKER"
~ FOR HE IS OUR GOD; AND WE ARE THE REo-
PIE OF HIS PASTURE, AND THE SHEEP OF HIS HAND"
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE COMMENT:
GODS OFFSPRING - OUR TRUE BEING - IS OF
THE DEITY OF THE FIRST CHAPTER OF GENESIS -
THE GOD WHO is COD! THE FATHER OF
CHRIST JESUS - NOT THE SATANIC. ADANkEvE
"LoRD.coD" Genesis 27, etcl AND HIS
SATANIC HUMANS = so.cALLED MAN OF THE
DUST OF THE cRoukD - FRAUDS MYTHS!
N-o-T-H-LNcNE.s-S! - MANIFESTED IN THE
MYTHICAL. ANTkcHRisT
-P.sY-c.H.0P.AT-H-Lc- ADAAEvE, MuRDERouS
CAIN JUDAS KNAvEs AND FOOLS THE EGO
AND PsYcHoLoc OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHooD! - REPUDIATED BY the
cH.LL.DL.E.s-s CHRIST JESUS = IN HIS PLANNED
N-oN-PARENTHooD - HoNORINc GOD AS
THE ONE REAL PARENT POWER! =
SPIRITUAL, CHRlsTLiKE - IN THE ENTIRE
UNIVERSE THE ONE REAL MIND, SOUL. SPIRIT,
SUBSTANCE - voDNc MATTER. SIN. HELL.
AND THEIR FATHER. THE DEvIL'!-
GENESIS l:3l land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT ne THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR =
HoNoRED BY THE c.H-L-D.L-E-s-s CHRIST
JESUS u HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS l-'s-
VERY GOOD"
GENESIS 81: THUS THE HEAVEN AND THE EARTH
SPIRITUAL - THE REAL j WERE F-iN.IS-hE.D!
AND ALL THE HOST OF THEM" = Externally VOID
OF MATTER. HUMANS DISEASE. DEATH.
WARS SIM HELL, AND THEIR FATHER. THE
DEVIL. - MERELY GIGANTIC ADAM-evs
., oRp.cop" (cen IT. etel FRAUDS MYTHS!
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-22
Christmas =

CONTINUED From Back Pase)
AND NOT THE SATANIC. ADAMEvE "LoRD-coD"
Genesis III, etcJ - SATANIC HUMANS or THE
MY-T-Hdc-A-L. ANTI-cHRisT
-Ps.Y-c.H-o-P-A.r.H-I-c- ADAMEvE
MURDERous CAIN. JUDAS. KNAvEs AND FOOLS
THE EGG. AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD - REPUDIATED BY
THE C-H-lLDL-E-S-S CHRIST JESUS
CONSIDER THAT GLORIOUS, HEAVENLY,
ONE AND ONLY REAL UNIVERSE.
VERY Good! - PERFECT - IMPLIED IN
GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER l:26:
LET US txu MAKE MAN IN OUR IMAGE. AFTER OUR
LIKENESS, AND LET THEM HAVE DOMINION
OVER -. ALL"l
tx) - "ovr Fssher-Mother God. sIlhsrmonovs"
Is, S&H
AND. DEAR READERS. GET THIS: THE INFINITE
HAS NO BEGINNING!
THAT IS WHAT FATHER. SON, AND HOLY
GHOST DICTATED TO THEIR INCOMPATIBLE
PROPHECIES, REvELAToR MARY BAKER EDDY
= WOMAN" AMPLIEYNc cLoRFYING JESUS
THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN At HAND.
WITHIN You"!
AND WOMAN" or REVELATION l2:,. ST
A GREAT WONDER IN HEAVEN!
"A WOMAN Cl0FHED WITH THE SUM AND
'THf MOON UNDER her Feet!
CROWNED WITH TWELVE STARS Z! WHOSE
MAN CHILD IS TO RULE ALL NATIONS WITH
A ROD OF RoN'l
GENESIS III: I'm THE BEGINNING GOD
CREATED TIE HEAVEN AND THE EARTH!
THAT SAUL OF TARSUS, ADAMEve IkANS'
lATioN. HAD TO HAVE cHRisTLkE
INTERPRETATION
HENCE. AS PER GODS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK, p. 502
THE INFINITE HAS NO B-E-ci-NNEN-o
THE WORD BEGINNINGS IS EMPLOYED ~ s'oS''
FY THE ONLY" CREATOR PARENT MIND Soo-'
SPIRIT, SUBSTANCE. INTELLIGENCE POWER
cHRISTLIkE. SPIRITUAL - IN. AND or, Ine
ENTIRE uNINeRSGl
HENCE. THE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH DEcLARA''o"'
THAT MAN." YOUR TRUE BEING OF
GENESIS ls26. IS ADAAtEvELESS = NEvEk noN"'
NEVER DYING NEVER A SINNeki NesrH ~,
BORN OF siMNsRsl or WOMAN. uNcLEAN Jon go
GENESIS l:3l: land GOD SAW EVERY 'r'"S
THAT he 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT cReA.oN
HoNoREp BY THE c-tIi-L-D|LErSs eHk's'
JESUS a HAD. Made, AND, BEHOLD, 1T WAS tIsi
VERY coop"i
fcorsn,sed Nsxf Column. Iopl
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-22
"F0RD ENDORSES. BROAD TAX CUT"

Dec. IS, The Dearborn independent.
broad TAX cur giving relief 70 individuals and bus
ness was endorsed by Henry Ford H. board chairman Of
The Ford Motor Company. stimulus to the nations
economy in 1863.
Ford said the cut would help strengthen the profits
picture.
Better prospects for profits would stimulate the
search for markets. the creation of products and
he launching Of business ventures" Ford said.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-22

Fools Paradise =
(continved From Back Page,
TRllsT NOT The NON CHRIST SCIENTIST RR
VAN Wrinkles!
ts,Iv Graham. l2.9, INDIRECTLY oK'D OUR USE Or
RIP w. W. -----
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
eRIpp!Es!- PRISONERS Of The DEVIL!
PERSONS OF DEFfcTtvf SANITY. luDemt'H'
HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE! J
WHO ARE, RELATIVELY SPEAKING. AS
e,,p,T,,Aiiy NAKED AS WERE THE HELPLESs
ueRREw RABBINATE IN THE SIX MILLION
..-.osws DIFFERENTIATION BY THE DEVILS H'ILsk'
PART
POWERS IS YOURS : OF DIVINE.
INFINITE LOVE!
voue "rArHER.MorHER GOD, AtL.HAR-
mou,ous". INVITES YOU TO MAKE foUm .p.,,-,..
"nEcLARATIoN OF [REPENTANcel 'Nus1I"
nencsr AND AWAKEN OUT OF The sAiAMS
M.vTHIcA.L, ANTI-cHRIsT -Rsts"~
oA.THLc- "cHAsTLY FARCE" socAlteC
,,MwERsE OF SATAN SIN SEX - Vr
..s,mr u,IMANsI = ADAMS. EWES MukpEkoVs
cx,ns JupAsEs, KNAvgs AND FOOLS tHt
~,o nMn psycuoLocv or HUMAN bsRTHA AND
ISo e~~enTHoopl- REpUDiATsp Rx IHe =
~u,,' .ess CHRIST JESUS VINO psctA~8"
(continved Next Column toP'
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-22

SPENDING 10 RISE. ne WARNS"
PROPOSALS. DRAW VARIED REACTION

FR0MN.Y. GROUP"
bvJR. Ter Horst. Chief Of WASH Bur-, Detroit New.
pse. IS
NEW YORK - President kennsdy,s 1869 fiscal pro.
. shapes up generous general cut accompanied
by inersassd federal. spending and anothsr deficit
The President outlined his proposals. without ooino
into details a. haoI<-sis dinner Of 1000 members and
cussts Of the New York Economic Club last NIGHT in he
wsldorf.Asforis, Hots
Approval greeted his iax,cvttng proposal long souoh
bv business and economic groups spur private invest
ment and spending.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-22

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER q, 1862 .
Kodiak mirror., 1962-01-26
Along The ~ MMaterfront

King Crabs Yukon is having a new rudder and a piece of her shoe made at Red Burnham's Welding Works this week. Now docked at the Fisheries dock, it was while she was docked in front of the cannery that it was found she was missing her rudder.
 Burnham's Welding shop also worked on the boat Neptune which suffered split seams in her live tank during heavy weather.
 t
 The 90-foot Nautilus, enroute to Adak to join Resoff's grabbing operation in that area, also under went work at Kodiak Welding the past week. In order to allow Carl Huer to get a defective winch for repairs, Burnham had to remove sections of her live tank and re- place them after the winch repair was completed.
 Alvine's report that the boat Lucky Starr is still undergoing re- pairs to her bow stem.
 t
 Canneryworkers look tired but happy this week as they've been racking up the hours. The recent spell of clear weather has resulted in plenty of crab being brought in at King Crab. The plant has also been processing shrimp, the boys tell us.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-01-26
Rainbow Girls Install Officers

Order of Rainbow officers were installed by Past Worthy Advisor Polly Perry in a cermony held at the Masonic Temple on January IA.
 Those taking office were Mrs. Ballweber, Mother Advisor; Char lene Frost, Worthy Advisor; Caro- lyn Rockstad, Worthy Associate Advisor; Elana Ross, Charity; Can dy Wilson, Hope; Jan Hall, Faith; Chris Newman, Recorder; Mary Houston, Treasurer and Virginia Valley, Drill Leader.
 Also Gail Rosculp, Chaplain; Pat Henly, Love; Tanya Kraft, Re ligion; Marya Springhill, Nature; Anne Hall, Immortality; Andrea Jarvela, Fidelity; Linda Kee, Pa triotism; Jean Brunstad. Service, Cynthia Thompson, Confidential Observer; Kathy Vosgien, Outer Observer; Judy Acheson, Bible Bearer; Frank Heglin, Dream Man.
 Refreshments were served to guests following installation.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-01-26
Reflections
(continued from page D

lcOn1lnued from page
 This is one field in which com- munity effort provides the answer, and community cooperation gives each resident of the area an even break. The sewer system as out lined should go in to insure every family in the area a healthy en- viornment. Individual cesspools, or what have you, are antiquated, act ually costly, a nuisance and inad- equate. Installation and proper up- keep of any system that will meet state health inspections will cost more than the S35 year the mum icipal system will cost.
 Lets hope sufficient of the resi- dents can get together to defeat the petition now being circulated. A little thought should convince those who have already signed to have their names stricken from the petition.
 The State legislators are agaln in session and the hopper is being filled with good and sometimes not-so-good bills. Both the Senate and House opened pretty much as predicted with Gov Egan asking for hike in unemployment taxes, an extension of time that benefits should be paid unemployed; the Republican members asking for a cut in taxes; and generally, politics entering the picture even at this early date in an election year.
 A good first move was the sett- ing up of a committee to investi- gate the workings of the highway department a department we have had misgivings about for some time.
 A bill that provides for Kodiak and other municipalities to get a share of the aviation fuel tax which Kodiak does not get at the present time because of a clause in the existing law stipulating a dispensing agent at the airport was introduced by Sen. Al Owen. This is just and all to the good.
 Another bill introduced by the senator from Uganik we cannot
Kodiak mirror., 1962-01-26

see. The measure, SB180, prohibits taxpayers from deducting expendi- lures for the advertising or sales promotion of intoxicating bever- ages in computing income tax lia- bility. We hold no brief for the liquor industry or any other, but this seems discriminatory. That business is legal just as the tobacco industry is legal, or the soft drink industry is legal. Object seems to be to discourage consumption of liquor. Another group wanting to control use of tobacco could come up with bill to get the same ac- tion, or even soft drinks, some of which are said to be harmful to teeth.
 We'd suggest our worthy senator from Uganik reconsider that one.
 The Kodiak Mirror unintent- ianally made an error in a figure quoted in the Dec. 15, 1861 issue. The article in question stated the City Engineer stated the sewer utilities was running deficit of S75,000 yearly, when actually it was being subsidized by the water system utility to the extent of ST. 500-quite a different story.
 The article and figure was quot ed in various publications through out Alaska, and we mention it just to keep the records straight.
 It would seem we were trying to get the City into the big leagues as regards deficits-nothing to be ashamed of in this day and age with the federal government sett- ing the pace in terms of billions.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-01-26
Stock Market Headlines

to be waiting until they can pur- chase their choice of investment stocks at lower price.
 This suggests that a marked de- cline is unlikely unless tn e economy Itself is unable to con tinue its uptrend.
 The Dow-Jones Industrial aver age has fluctuated around TOO re- gently. Volume on the New York Stock Exchange has averaged B. 500000 shares traded daily.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-01-26
By Barbara M. Dugan

A slow but continuous drop in the stock market averages over the past week can be attributed to a number of causes. Investors seem to be taking the outlook that after the middle of the year the pros pect is too cloudy to warrent buy ing equities. There is still profit taking in effect, and selling, though not heavy, has been persistent. In- sfitutional investors are thought
Kodiak mirror., 1962-01-26
PERMIT GRANTED

The City Council Thursday grant ed the Ladies Auxiliary for the VFW permit for games of chance at the Post. This is in connection with their weekly bingo.
 Council also voted approval of transfer of license for Tony's Bar from Lila and Archie Lewis to Millie Markham and Von Straut.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-01-26
Education Bill

Juneau R. Sen. Peratrovich Thursday appointed Sen. McNealy (D-Fairbanks) Chairman of the special committee assigned to in- vestigate the state highway pro gram.
 The Senate authorized the com mittee Tuesday, and ordered it to delve into the operations and fiscal policies of the State Division of Highways and related divisions.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-01-26
Qualification of Ordinances Soon

The qualification of the City's ordinances are now in process of being done, according to John Mansuy, City Attorney.
 In reporting that the job will be completed in March of this year, ManSuy stated that the qualification involved considerable more work than originally foreseen.
 The City Attorney recently re- turned from vacationing in South ern California, principally in Pasa- dena.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-01-26

Character built on a weak foun- dation is likely to topple over at the first sign of diversity.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-01-26

MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated exclusively entitled repubca ton of all dispatches credited it otherwise credited this paper and also the local published herein
Evening star., 1962-05-18
PROP. SALE

so ACRES. GOOD house. old mill.
nr. Gainesville. Va. W. o. PRUITT,
Ma. S-2all. CT. 3-O6l2.
Evening star., 1962-05-18

OPEL SO 2-dr. station wagon. Fully
equipped incl. luggage rack. extra,
extra clean. low miles, like new
SS95. LEE d. BUTLER. 1871 2lSt
st. NV, FE, 7-3245.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

FRONT ROYAL. YA.-New einder-
blccE cabin With s'rcai. ana az
wooded acres. S2.luu. Dia. 7O3-
z3s-l lti:s
q PLUS ACRES. plenty @. road
frOn,a-e. Electric, telephone ARD
mail delivery 10 property. oesI-i-
!ul knob fo- bldg SIC. GScsl.
mountain view. Small stream
NJ Skyline Ski Club Wash Va
20 miles D. {. Sl.-Iu tow dowG
payment. Essy terms. IA. 4-IIfS
after 6 pm
Evening star., 1962-05-18
POTOMAC, MD.
nltIa hnnnaaAtA Ga

POTOMAC AREA - Two 2-acre
homeSites, on county maint. paved
Evening star., 1962-05-18
FARMS
fCC-Is o.
M

E...EEDSVILLE. VA. acres.
sJuu,-y. I'm hSe-. e.eCt SS.5ru
-. b-.'..JJ. O. --. L-,EL.
R.,LE FARM-..3S acre. = mix
"a Rar arplDsEncCS RlylE Ia Pau.
ou.cT county, Va. feEced, exec.
Catt.e kTSyi.-G and crop land. EN'
tSsS!ye rIve. bottom acre2ge. b.
IN. older house with bath, Coco
bank barn, = SiloS. masonry ma
chine shed, l5u acres in cora
Approx. 80 miles D. c. Si9.JUu
DILLON LAND CO. Rea,toT, JE
4-it4u.
WARRENTON-Smau farm. 7-roUm
ncE.C, h.-W-h., = b., garsge, lovely
g-Cuads. - 5000. Immediate c.
cGpanSy. 7J3--;ii s-:,:,,:,
= ACEES-Retirement home in the
Wa-Eenton Hunt Country. ModeTn
3-bedTm. Colonial. Sep. din. rm.
liv. I'm. with firepl.. family XII.
surrounded by tall trees, detached
clfice. S-cRr gaTRre, stable and
tenant house. S:lu.g5O.
BURRIS REAL ESTATE. IA. 4-7i0g
15-ACRE FARM. remodeled 1-rm
2-oaih house. 20 niles from D. {.
in SpotSylFania County. $4,000.
RO. S-l25S.
so ACRES. GOOD house. old mill.
nT. Gainesville. Va. w. o. PRUITT,
Ma. SETH. CR. 3-O6I2.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
IMP0RT-SP0RTs

go. Al condition.
Must see to appreciate. JACK
PRY. l6ih ana Pa. ave Est. l923.
Wv 1860. sUNROOF, RADIO.
Excel. eond. Sl.4OO or best offer.
5s5-O2o2 Evenings
vOLKSwAGEN SO de luxe sedan.
New engine. clutch and other parts.
r. and h., top eond. JU. 7-S243.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
IMPoRT-sPoRIS
VOLKSWAGEN

VOLKSWAGEN I962-n you are
interested in q de luxe microbus
station wagon, We can trade tu
tor that is now for sale.
JOE HEISHMAN'S, INC.
32l2 JEFF DAVIS HWY. CRte. Il
OPEN TIL s EVENINGS
Evening star., 1962-05-18
TRAILERs
coHi,SJSol
MANTED

WANTED - BcS9o- SIEle parties 70
&. Otc. house -!e- -tlr-Js
Z at-r snail tiCw'. = az beIrms .
10 - E.F~, WI. SaC-.f.cs. D. I'VE
ont 500 y5S west Of Fairfax circle
90 F.s - at Fairfax. Va. cell
CR. 3-544s. VA. MOBILE HoHfES,
6-iN5 all metal utility trailer. q
deal for cross country travel.
spare tire. 10. 5-2S4I
Evening star., 1962-05-18
SACRIFICE SALE

Take over payments after small
down payment for equity on 1855
46Xl0 Kozy Coach. Air cond.,
eye-level oven and many other
quality features. Only SO mos.
LETT to pay; Call MR.. HUNT.