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High card
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Ventilate
Clerk (abbr.)
Encounters
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Viper
Biblical name
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Consume
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Diving bird
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Born
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Sorrowful
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mound
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hearth
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84. Native of Arabia
86. High plateau
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39. Pastry
41. Make happy
44. Crimaon
45. Organ of hearing
46. Neither
48. Payable
49. Lengthen
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58. Steamship
(abbr.)
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Nat’l Guard IVI
On Field Trains# '
The Alaska National Guardsmen
of Company D of the 207th Infan
try Battalion located in Kodiak are
currently undergoing a two-week
field training encampment at Fort
Richardson’s Camp Denali.
The men, who began training
October 31, will receive lessons in
weapons, intelligence, and tactics.
Major General Edgar C. Erick
son, chief of the National Guard
Bureau in Washington, visited
the encampment November 10 for
the first time in Alaska Guard his
tory.
General Erickson reviewed the
guardsmen and also spoke at the
Veteran’s Day ceremony held yes
terday in Anchorage. Every
guardsman present at the encamp
ment participated in the Veteran’s -
Day parade, sponsored by the Vet- |
eran’s of Foreign Wars of Anchor- jjj!
age.
Arriving from areas in three dif- |
ferent time zones, (the guardsmen,’ f
550 strong, traveled as- many as 1
1500 miles to participate in the,j?
field training program. The cur- |
renf guard encampment is the |
third one conducted at Fort Rich- 1
ardson this year.
VA SETS 1956 DIVIDENDS
ON INSURANCE POLICIES
Holders of National Service Life
insurance (World War II) and U.
S. Government Life Insurance
(World War I) will be paid divi
dends in 1956 similar to amounts
received in 1955 Veterans Admini
stration has announced. ,
The NSLI dividend will amount
to approximately $195,000,(X)0 and
will be payable to holders of ap
proximately 5 million participat
ing term and permanent plan poli
cies.
The USGLI dividend will amount
to approximately $24,000,000 and
will be payable to holders of ap
proximately 370,000 permanent
plan policies only. Term USGLI
policies do not participate in divi
dends.
Both the NSLI and USGLI poli
cyholders will receive a dividend
for each month the insurance is on
a premium-paying basis during the
policy year ending in 1956 with a
single check covering the total
amount due on each policy.
Payments will be made shortly
after the anniversary date of each
policy beginning in January and
ending in December.
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WHOSE PLACE OF BUSINESS IS
WITHIN THE* CITY OF KODIAK
SHOULD FILE THEIR APPLICA
TIONS WITH THE CITY CbERK
PRIOR TO NOVEMBER 15, 1955. THE
CITY COUNCIL WILL ACT ON APP
LICATIONS AT THEIR SECOND
REGULAR MEETING IN NOVEMBER
FOLLOWING PUBLIC HEARING.
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Jack McCrath of Los Angeles throws both hands in the air-as his race car spins out of control Sec
onds later he crashed into a heavy shoulder and was killed during a 100 mile race Sunday (Nov. 6) at
Phoenix, Ariz. McCrath, 35, had planned to retire from dirt track racing after the Phoenix competition.
Police blamed the accident on a broken right axle. Note McCrath’s saftey helmet rolling at the right
The race was won by Jimmy Bryan of Pheonix for the second straight year. (AP Wirephoto)