Plane Damaged
A Kodiak based Neptune, taking
off on a local training flight, was
grounded here * today when the
nose-wheel collapsed.
The plane was damaged, but
none of the five ‘crew members
were injured.
• OF THIS AND THAT
(Continued from page 8)
program for the VFW Katmai
Post 7056 and the Ladies Auxi
liary. They are planning to attend
a different church each week in a
group. Last Sunday fourteen mem
bers of the Post and Auxiliary
attended services at the Com
munity Baptist Church. Sounds
like a fine program.
Another belated report is that
of the marriage of John D.
(Johnie) Maloney and William
(Bill) I-hit!ins on Now Years Day.
fT. S. Commissioner Mahel Fenner
performed the ceremony at her
office. Lee Franklin and Rachael
Rogers attended the couple.
A breakfast was held at the
Town Club following the cere
mony.
Johnie is managing the Kodiak
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YOUR DOG AND WORMS j
by Dr. E. M. Gildow
Director, Friskies Research Kennels
It’s gotten so that a poor dog
can’t chase his tail, lick his feet
©r twitch in his dreams without
some amateur authority crying
“worms.’’
There are those, too, who see
a dog off his feed for a day
and promptly advise, “Worm
Dog of the Week:
HARRIER
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IT VS
Hound dog. Average weight'. 45
founds; height at shoulder: 20 inches;
toot: short, dense, harsh in texture,
flossy; color: black, tan and white
are most frequent colors, but "any
good hound color*' is permissible.
him and he’ll be fit as a fiddle.”
While worming isn’t a cure
all, it is true that worms cause
serious disease, or even death.
Young puppies suffer most from
large roundworms, but old dogs
in tropical climates are often
affected with other types of
worms. You may see actual evi.
dence of roundworms in pup
pies and tapeworms in older,
dogs, but most worms of dogs j
are not usually seen. Hook- j
worms and heart worms are;
serious offenders and small
roundworms, whip worms or
lung worms may cause serious
trouble.
Before treatment, be sure your
dog has worms and what kind !
he has. Your veterinarian can
determine the kind of worms by ‘
blood and stool examinations.
He will be able to advise the
proper worm remedy to use.
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Friskies Research Kennels has
prepared two informative book
lets which are available with
out charge to dog owners. One
is entitled “Answering Your
Questions About the Care and
Feeding of Puppies/' The sec
ond, “Answering Your Questions
About Good Health for Your
Dog,” contains authoritative in
formation on first aid as well as
such problems as shots, fleas
and skin disorders. Either or
both of these illustrated pamph
lets may be obtained by writing
to Friskies Research Kennels,
5045 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles
3& Qalif*
Laundry while owners Art and
Mary Wickman are Outside on
vacation.
There is an error in the article
on the Russian Masquerade, which
is to be found on page 6. We have
---
just been informed that the
is being sponsored by the Russian 0
Women’s Club, not by KROC as
reported.
We received the correct infor
mation after the article had been
printed.
thelma
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“When I Grow Up, I’m Gonna’ Be A Man Hater
— All Men, Except Santa Clausi”
IS NOT ENOUGH
CAPTAIN FLAME
By DON SHERWOOD
rTO MAKE THE STORY SHORT; INTRUDER,
WILL RODE OFF AFTER THE
MURDERER OF HIS SWEETHEART.
RODE OFF JUST AS HE DID
TONIGHT. HE FOUND THE
KILLER AND CAME BACK.
I KNOW HE'LL RETURN
r JOSH, WE
SHOULD OVER
TAKE 'EM BY
k SUNUP,
fTRACKS ARE i
HEADIN' RIGHT
TOWARD THE A
ONEONTOS
CAMF> JERRY. 1
wJNufck ih I Htbt Ktrvit^jAWr:
ARE ThE ONES WHO BURNED
A NEW PAY SMILES DOWN
ON THE FRIENDLY
ONEONTOS. NESTLING
PEACEFULLY AT THE
FOOT OF ARROWHEAD
PASS ... AND THE
GOLDEN SUN LIGHTS
UPON A SCENE OF
EARLY ACTIVITY.
fc,Lff WOT ONLY 1 HE SUN WATCHES THE ONECNTOS.
THE DESPERADOES UNKNOWINGLY PURSUED BY
THE ONEGO POSSE LED BY CAPTAIN FLAME
ARE INTERESTED CSSERVERS. k-2-s*
The renegades approach,
HERALDED BY THE EXCITED
SQUEALING OF THE INDIAN
CHILDREN BRINGS CHIEF
RED FIRE FROM HIS TEPEE.
MIG-MTV GOOD FEED ^
THE CHIEF GAVE US, BOY5.
AT THE FRIENDLY ONEONTO
VILLAGE... 1
Suddenly, an oneonto
RACES HIS HORSE
INTO THE VILLAGE.
IN A RUSH OP WORDS
HE TELLS CHIEF RED
FIRE OF A POSSE
HE MET DURING- HIS
EARLY HUNTING
TRIP. THEY ARE ON
THE'TRAIL OF BAD
MEN. HE RELATES.
AND SENT HIM ON
HIS SWIFTER PONY
TO WARN HIS TRIBE.
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The outlaws exchange startled
GLANCES, AND UNDER COVER OF THE
COMMOTION HEAD FOR THE CORRAL.
quick- saddle up some of rue
INJUN HORSES. OURS AIN'T GOf
BE FAST ENOUGH. PONT KNOW V.
LEADIN' THAT ONEGO POSSE, G
IF THEY GET US, IT'S OUR FINIS ,
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