FUTILE LIFESAVING EFFORT BY FATHER—Donald Beadell tries
to breathe life back into his son, Kent, 2, moments after the lad was
pulled from the Minnesota River near his Mankato, Minn., home.
Beadell futilely applies the new mouth-to-mouth technique while a
neighbor, Earl Robb, uses the conventional artificial respiration
system. Kent fell into the 10-foot deep river while playing with his
brother, Scott, 3. Beadell is a fireman trained in first aid. The mishap
occurred April 21. (AP Wirephoto)
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dcxjnapping
By Bob Bartos
Manager. Frlaklce Research Rennets
Dognapping la an Insidious
crime. Owners whose dogs are
taken are helpless, for no
amount of advertising or search
ing will bring back their pet.
All they are left witlols sad un
certainty. Has their dog been
hit by a car? Is he wandering
around loat? Has he been taken
In by some family and If so. la
he being fed and cared for in
the manner to which he’s ac
customed?
The reason a stolen dog is
eeldom seen or heard of again
la that dognappers work rapid
ly. They rush your dog across
the state line and sell him fast
to the first buyer, generally for
far less than the dog is worth.
Hunting dogs are prime targets,
for owners are apt to let them
run loose. This makes it easy
for them to be picked up. Then,
too, there's an ever-ready market
for the good hound or bird dog
and when the price is right, a
bargain is hard to resist
If you value your dog, It’s
well to take precautions that
will foil the dognapper. Your
dog should be obedience trained
to stay around the house; If not,
he should be confined to a pen.
Never let your dog run loose
unless you’re with him. Train
him never to accept food from
strangers, for most dognappers
use food for bait.
If you’ll include the word
REWARD on your dog's identifi
cation tag. the thief may figure
that the reward may bring a
greater profit than a quick sale,
so it’s a safeguard worth try
ing.
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Feeding Tip: Fish is desirable
in a dog's diet because of its
high nutrient quality. The feed
ing of a top quality prepared
dog food such as Friskies, which
contains fish meal in adequate
amounts, provides this good nu
trition without the hazards of
fresh fish. Fresh fish may trans
mit tapeworm, or protozoa. And
there’s also the ever preseni
danger of fish bones.
Club Lady Of
The Year Contest
The members of Kodiak Em
blem Club No. 187 are participat
ing in a national Emblem Club
contest for selection of “Emblem
Cluib Lady of the Year.” Members
of this club will submit the name
of their choice and the reasons
for such choice on an entry form
which may be obtained from Mary
Sorum. The forms must be re
turned to Lois Hausman by June 2
for judging. Only one applicant
may be submitted from a club.
This applicant will be selected by
a panel of five qualified judges
who are not members of the Em
blem Club or Elks Lodge.
The selection of the “Emblem
Club Lady of the Year” will be
made on October 13, 1960 during
the Supreme Emblem Club Con
vention at Coronado, California.
All members of Emblem Club
No. 187 are invited to participate.
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ARRIVES — Mrs. Barbara Table,
18. is shown arriving at Nassau,
Bahamas, aboard a Coast Guard
plane which brought her and five
others from tiny Elbow Cay, 106
miles south of Miami. Mrs. Table’s
husband. Alvin, 23, and William
Sees, 23, fled with a cabin cruiser
after the captain was shot to death
and his four passengers robbed
of their belongings. Table and
Sees eluded capture and fled into
Cuban waters aboard the yacht,
Muriel III. (AP Wirephoto)
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Nixon's Dairy
Grade A Certified
‘“‘Nixon’s Hairy has passed the
■'anUation code of the State of
Alaska, and has now received a
grade A certificate for the sale of
their milk to the Kodiak Cream
ery,” Charles Edris, of the latter
firm stated this week.
The milk will be pasteurized
and homogenized, put into cartons
and made available to all stores
and milk outlets on the Island by
the Creamery. “Milk production
and processing will be done under
strict Grade A inspection, sampled
and inspected each day by the
Pace,” Edris stated.
State Health Sanitarian, Dick
“It is foriunate,” he continued
“that we have one more industry
in operation again in Kodiak and
that good local milk is available to
the public at a much less cost than
before when all fresh milk had to
be airfreighted into Kodiak."
POLICE SLOGAN
Drive with skill, not to kill.
SOUGHT — A man identified by
authorities as Alvin Table, above,
of Toirance, Calif., and another
shipwrecked American are being
sought after shooting a charter
boat skipper and making off with
his boat in a piratical exploit at a
lonely Bahama island. A Coast
Guard plane rescued Table’s wife,
a crewman of the stolen craft and
fear^^Pnnnfhttia fishermen.
Table and the other American fled
into Cuban waters. (AP Wire
photo)
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DEGAULLE BEFORE CONGRESS—President Charles .de Gaulle of
France addresses a joint s^sSidn* of the U. S. Congress in the House
tf Representatives chamber, April *25. Listening to his remarks in
background are Vice President Nixon, left, and House Speaker Sam
Rayburn (D-Tex.) _ (AP Wirephoto)
KING CRAB FESTIVAL
May 6-7-8
FRESH LOCAL MILK
Grade A — Sold Here—Grade A
KODIAK CREAMERY
Another local industry now in operation;
NIXON IMURY-Grafe A
according to
STATE HEALTH DEPT.
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We welcome local fresh milk.
KODIAK CREAMERY
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