POLICE SLOGAN
Don t be a vanishing American.
Just drive carefully.
FIRST AID FOR SWALLOWED
OBJECTS
By E. M. Gildow. D.V.M.
Many dogs are natural re
trievers, and, being without
hands, carry everything in their
mouths. Young dogs and eager
dogs often accidentally swallow
small objects such as stones,
balls, jacks, sticks, toys, spark
plugs, wire, nails, and bullets,
to name a few.
And. what .do you do when
your dog swallows something he
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Dog of the Weak;
GERMAN SHORT-HAIRED
POINTER
Sporting dog. Average weight: <55
founds. Height at shoutder: 23 inches.
Coat: Short, thick, harsh, close-lying.
Color: Solid liver, liver roan, liper-and
white spotted or ticked.
low an object, quickly feed him
a slice or two of soft bread. Then
pour salt on the back of his
tongue to Induce vomiting. Help
the dog rid himself of the object
by pici ,ng up his hind legs and
tilting him head-down.
If you believe your pet has
swallowed a foreign object, and
you have been unable to recover
(r, or if the dog swallows sharp
objects like nails or pins, have
him treated immediately by a
veterinarian.
Bones sometimes become
wedged in the dog’s teeth or
throat, and the animal becomes
panic-stricken in his efforts to
dislodge it. If the bone'is acces
sible and not wedged too tightly,
remove it. If not, rush the deg
to the veterinarian, who has im
plements for the purpose.
Don’t throw stones or other
small objects for your dog to
bring back to you, and caution
your children about this. Soft
rubber balls or other easily
broken toys should be eliminated
since portions may be swallowed
by the dog. Do not feed him
chicken bones or other small
bones.
Feeding Tip: Except for flat
rib bones and large knuckle
bones, don’t give bones to dogs.
The essential calcium needed in
their diets can be easily and
safely supplied by feeding your
pet high-grade, all-purpose dog
meal, such as Friskies, which
contains bone meal.
SAME NIGHT
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
8:30 PM
HKS
CLUB
TELEVISION
AFRS — TV Spotlight
Sunday
5:00—Harry Owens Show
6:00—Disneyland
7:00—George Grobel Show
7:30—Big Picture
8:00—Ed Sullivan Show
9:00—Medic
9:30—Guy Lombardo
10:00—Arthur Murray Dance
Party
10:30—Big Town
Monday
6:00—Joan Davis
6:30—Talent Scouts
7:30—Ray Milland Show
8:3(1—People Are Funny
9:00—Penny to a Million
9:30--Playhouse of Stars
Tuesday
6:00-The Goldbergs
6:30—My Little Margie
7:30—Ted Mack Amateur Hour
8:30—Truth or Consequences
9:00—Kraft TV Theatre
Wednesday
6:00--Ethel & Albert
6:30—Johnny Carson
7:00—Godfrey & His Friends
8:00—Danger
8:30—I’ve Got a Secret
9:00—Fights
Thursday
6:00—Mama
6:30—Meet Millie
7:30—Red Skelton
8:30—Dollar a Second
9:00—4 Star Playhouse
9:30—Stage 7
Friday
6:00—To be announced
6:30—Houseparty
7:30—Life of Riley
8:30—Pantomime Quiz
9:00—Studio 1
Saturday
5:00—Contest Carnival
6:00—Shower of Stars
7:00—Milton Berle Show
8:00—Line-up
9:00—What's My Line?
9:30—Your Hit Parade
10.00—Goodyear Playhouse
NOTICE
To Subscribers of the Kodiak
Telephone Company
During the past few months we
have had an epidemic of “Party
Line” Troubles. In order to avoid
this, here are a few simple rules
to follow:
1. Try to limit conversations to
5 minutes.
2. Be sure the line is free be
fore making a call.
3. Bo not let small children play
with the telephone.
4. Encourage older children to
be considerate telephone users
5. Make sure your receiver is
not “off the hook.”
6. Be polite if you must ask the
other party to give up the line.
7. Be quick to answer your
phone rings.
KODIAK TELEPHONE CO.
Kodiak, Alaska
NOTICE
The Christian Science Society of
Kodiak holds Sunday Services amt
Sunday School every Sunday at
1:00 p. m., evening services the
third Wednesday of each month
at 8 p m., Hillside Chapel on the
Base.
It's Bonanza Time at Bulck Dealers!
First time you take the meas
ure of a ’56 Buick Century,
you’ll know what the sports-car
folks mean when they say the
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It has the highest power-per
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It rides on a chassis compact
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And when you press the pedal
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As we said, the name is
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And, as you’ll discover, the
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So you really ought to try a ’5S
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Especially now, while your
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Especially now, at today's
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And especially now, with Buick
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Drop in on us this week—today
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*New Advanced Variable Pitch Dynaflow
is the only Dynafiow Buick builds today.
It is standard on Roadmaster, Super
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DONNELLEY & ACHESON Phone 3201