22 Tracts Of Laid Offered By BLM
Auction To Be Held At Elks June 27
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A public of' 22 small
tracts will be held on Saturday
Juite 27, 1959 by the Bureau of
Land Management. George E. M.
Gustafson, Acting Operations Sup
ervisor, announced that the sale
will be held in the Elks Club,
Kodiak, Alaska, beginning at 9:00
wa. The public, other than U.S.
Department of Interior employees
•r their spouses, is invited to
participate.
Of the 22 tracts to be offered
for sale, 1 is in U.S. Survey 3098
*a Mill Bay Road, 5 are in U.S.
Survey 3100 and 5 are in U.S. Sur
vey 3101 on Spruce Cape Road, 9
are in U.S. Survey 3103 and 2 are
in U.S. Survey 1304 on Dark or
Island Lake. All of the tracts are
accc^bie by road other than
those on Dark or Island Lake.
Mr. Gustafson points out that
the Individual tracts vary in size
from .36 to 2.22 acres. These •
tracts are surveyed and can be
located with the aid of maps on
file at the Anchorage Land Office.
The desirability of these tracts
Varies greatly. All have at one
lime or another been leased but
not proven-up on.
The auction will be open to par
ticipation by the public. Those
holding one small tract at the
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CARE IN GIVING
TRANQUILIZERS
By Dr. E. M. Gildow
Director, Friskies Research Kermela
Taking tranquilizers has be
come fashionable, much to the
medical profession’s concern.
And since “what’s* good-for-me
must - be - good • for - my - dog • too"
Is the motto of many pet owners,
the number of dogs getting in
discriminate doses of tranquiliz*
crs is on the upswing. Veterin
arians are concerned with this
turn of events.
Tranquilizers definitely have
an important place in canine
medicine. Given before surgery
they permit the use of smaller
and safer amounts of anesthetic.
Administering the anesthetic is
easier, too.Tranquilizers are also
helpful in calming badly injured
dogs. The veterinarian is able to
proceed with die examination
faster and more easily. They're
prescribed to calm a dog fren
zied with pain, they're also pre*
scribed for such specific purposes
as calming a dog that gets in a
highly nervous state. And that's
how trouble begins. The owner
Is pleased with results, gets t^e i
prescription refilled and gives
her pet a pill whenever he gets
excited. This is the type of .prac
tice that veterinarians are
against.
Although tranquilizers art
generally considered safe, there
is the rare and unpredictable
occasion when either the shot or
pill form will have a completely
apposite-from-quieting effect on
a dog.
While his antics may alarm or
amuse his owners, the reaction
should be reported immediately
to your veterinarian, who may
then prescribe a different drug
or. If the occasion warrants, dis
continue this form of treatment.
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reading Tipi Don't be con
astned if your pet gulps his food
.. without shewing as this is a
■ inlt ef some breeds and Sndivld*
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present time eg* having obtained
one in the past are eligible to
participate, however, such cage
must be reviewed before a sate
to such a participant would he
authorized. Both a husband and
wile are eligible to obtain one
tract each.
A minimum bid price has been
set on each tract to be offered
for sale. Prices range from $50
to $300 with the majority falling
between $100 and $250. Bidding
will be in increments of $10. No
buildings nor other improvements
will be required upon these tracts.
Bids may be made personally by
an individual or by his designated
agent at the sale* or bids may be
submitted by mail but must be
received by the Am - ...
Office prior to 3:00 p.m. on Thurs
day June 25, 1950. Information
concerning details of the sale and
a brochure containing a list of
the tracts can be obtained at the
Anchorage Land Office, 334 E.
or from the Post Office in Kodiak.
5th Avenue, Anchorage, Alaska,
POLICE SLOGAN
Be Blind to safety and you may
never see.
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OUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q. My Wife will soon bo 22 yea*:
of age. Whiie she has neve* w j k
ed under social security, we n_
been told that she shpu*u get
social security card to
her receiving benefits my w**.
How soon should we take care c
this?
A. Your wife’s plaim would not
be speeded up or otherwise helped
by her getting a social card of
her own: She should get her own
number only if she works under
social security.
Q. IwouicTt&e tofchow this: t
only have a certificate of baptism*
I have he birth recent. I wag born
in 1895 on the 12th of May. I’ll
be 65 next May. Will this be
enough to get my social security?
I have no other papers. I was horn
in Mexico. > > ;
A. A birth certificate is hot
a necessity when applying for so
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cial security benefits. A Baptisr
showing V**&*
of birth would be satisfactory pro
viding it is not justa recent bap
tism. There are many possible
means of providing proof of age
and our social security represen
tative will be glad to help you.
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.“ For more information write to:
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Social Security Administration,
BOx 1331, Juneau Alaska.
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