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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09

The series Of projections Of
Chilean music known collective
ly as Image of Chile" contin-
ued last night with an impress
sive recital in the Hall Of the
Americas Of the Pan American
Union by the Claremont String
Quartet with guest artists Mario
Miranda, Chilean pianist, and
Stanley Drucker, clarinettist of
New York.
The program opened with a
prize-winning string quartet by
Gustavo Becerra, one Of these
modern works which presents
the strings in every kind Of
sound except normal string
tone. It is a well-constructed
work and was played hawlessly,
50 far as I could guess, by the
quartet. After this, the sixth
quartet Of Quincy Porter sound
ed positively reactionary.
After intermission, the quar-
tet returned with a set Of 10 lit
tie pieces by Eduardo Matura-
ma. Here the compulsion to fol-
low Webern did not interfere
with the naturally lyric gift of
the composer. These pieces are
exquisite.
The program closed with one
Of the most beautiful modern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09
~ Indicates Price at sChich
~ previously offered but not sold.

Where will you serve your holiday meals
this year? Isn't it time that YOU treated
your home to a luxury dining room ;. one
big enough for guests to join you at the table
=. with storage space for your lovely linens,
silver and china! Here at ]. L., dining rooms
in the 4 most wanted styles are ON SALE!
You'll find 18th Century, French and Italian
Provincial and Early American. Each is
exclusively GRATED with authentic details
=. including hand.rubbed finishes, dust.
proofed interiors and precision glued joints.
See a tremendous selection of these and other
dining room suites at all 8 Julius Lansburgh
Stores!
Terms as LOoO as SI9 per month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09
By WENDELL MARGRAvE
contributing Critic

The Claremout String Quartet: Mare
Gottlieb and Vladimir WeiRnan, NO
Inns; Scott Eicuenz, VIOLA; Irving
Klein cello. With Mario Miranda.
piano, and Stanley Dracker, clarinet.
Al the Pan American Union. Pro
gem; S,rinE Quartet No. 5. BecerIai
Micropieces Maturanai Sextet for
String Quartet, Piano and Clarinet,
Evening star., 1963-01-13

FINE fURNlI lIURk-ALMOST NEW
ltal. Prov, fruitwood dining rm
,tbl, O chrs, table pad. beaut.
breakiront, retails for $1,000
Only $500, Fr. Prov. eft. wal.
nut cocktail table. sos. Liy. rm.
Charleton lamps, gold and white
$40 Antq. whit. wall table ano
mirror. dec. item, sos. Gold alum
dbl. headbd.. SIS. . Corday b.
lamps. S25. Bethesda area. OIL
2-O1l5.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

FUkN.-HoIIyWoo beds, twin or
full size. S22: rollaways. S14;
highriserS we mattr.. $50. Must
clear warehouse. Charge acets.
st. NV. CO. b-i0Ss open Mon IIn u
Friday. go Saturday, 90.
FURN. Used odd pieces. Day bed,
sgl. metal bed. Diversified items.
l wardrobe and 3-Dc. dining rm.
and other items. win sell in
dividually or as a group. Call at
3O3l 9TH st. ne. Sun. and Mon.
to 3 nm.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

Do not sell your valuable antique
china. glass, furniture, etc., before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
AND oLhNEIY, ND. tGa. Ave. Ext,
Evening star., 1963-01-13
ANTIQUES

French oommode, dressing table,
cage. wash stands, open sun, III
to $3.50. lOl4 10th st., NV.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
MEN WANTED
AGES 18 TO SIS

EARN $3.50 per week and up as
an expert on automatic trans
missions, engine tune-up, ignition
systems, carburetion. alternators,
etc. Even own your own shop.
Train In your spare time the Drac-
tical way by learning on the ac-
tual equipment. Job placement
service. Write or phone for free
booklet. LINCOLN TECHNICAL IN
se WashiSStopP SSS PenniYlV&niA 2 " k47 ays
$500.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
FURS

A group OF second hand used fur
for sale. Black dyed Persian lam
coats, natural mink stoles, nat
ural mink coats and many others
Fur products labeled TO show coun.
try of origin of imported furs
DISTRICT STORAGE CO.. Q
Pierce ST. NV. between L and !
sts., N. Capitol and lists SITS
9:3O-j. MA. s-2072.
FUR COAT. Japanese mink, 5 yrs
old, p length, excel. cond., size
IS. Cost $1,000 will sell for $500
or best offer. Call between 4 pm
and 3 pm. S64-2947.
FUR COAT-Wild mink, "a length,
size l2-I4, good eond., $3.50. Sun.
1910, ewes. 7-l0, 5S9-424l.
FUR COAT-Northern back musk
rat, full length. good condition,
left by friend who moved TO Flor
idal to sell. Bring someone who
knows furs. S45. RA. 3-S3SS.
FURNACEs-New or used, oil gas
or coal. BLOCKS, i746 Lee hwy.
IA. $500.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
OBSTRUCTION COURSES
icONTINUEDl

GUITAR and accordion instruc.
tions. Play songs after the end
lesson. Telephone WA, 7-2234.
LEARN TO BE AN ELECTRONICs
TECHNICIAN and obtain FEC lie
u jan Il gesGs' say sH ave es slqsie' sT 9sgl9
for free booklet. GRANTHAAi
SCHOOL OF ELECTRoNIcs, s2l
Evening star., 1963-01-13
REAL
ESTATE
COURSE!
NEW YEAR OFFER
START NOW
PAY LATER

Beginners Men-Women! Ages 1880
START MON, JAN. IA
/ Nisht Wk; (6:30-S:3OD 12 Wks.
2 Nights Wk. (6:30-S:30) 3 Wks.
(Take / or 2 Nights Weekly
Evening star., 1963-01-13
LIVING ROOM
BEDROOM
TIE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c.
Jonuor l3, 1868

Finest example Of Danish design.
Constructed with meticulous ne
tail in oiled walnut, subtle and
rich in tone. Includes deep. roomy
lowered drawers in long triple
dresser, fine plate-glass mirror
framed in walnut. and massive
chest Of drawers with strikina
bookcase bed with sliding panels
Also includes commode, night
stand and your choice Of all-foa m
mattresses and box springs OF
handmade Ortho-P Posture mat
tresses and spring both, finest
made
Evening star., 1963-01-13
DINING ROOM

Lovely walnut table. SO inches
wide. with leaf that extends to so
inches long. Danish in concept.
extremely rich colorine. Classic
chairs with foam cushions and
finely sculptured backs in walnut
You really must see this group to
fully appreciate what II can do
Tor your home.
May be seen daily o til Q. Sunday
10 til 3. In Storage Warehouse
behind Parking lot at 6i9 b st.
NV. Park Free Call Mrs. Sax
for information, Ma. s-36l6.
FURN.-% corner cupboard, show
er fixture for over tub, Dunlop
saw table, stand and motor for
jointer, pract. new. . mantel
clocks, mise. items. S64-s6S5.
FILEs-Used 4-drawer letter files
grade A S22.50 Value up to ss5
WASHINGTON OFFICE FURNI
] TURE CO.. 1908 H st. NV. DI
7-Sl7b,
Evening star., 1963-01-13
BUILDING MATERIALS
Demolishing Modern, 48-Unit
Apartment, Built 1866

The John Carroll Apis.
528 23rd st. NV, Washington, DC
Statesmen on Premises, $3.50 to 5, Daily and Sunday
Buy ANY or All Of the Following:
Complete Gas Hot-Water System $3.50
48 Complete Bathrooms - Built-in tubs, c. c.
toilets, lavatories, self-mixing faucets, lge. med
icine cabinets, complete with fittings and hard
ware 500 ca. bathroom
. 1914 Windows, all-aluminum, 6-pane, with
screens, oh. .-........-- Sl250 ca.
. 48 Slim Tube Radiators 75c per sec.
los Wood Doors and Frames, with hardware,
some with door check; door with frame, S095 ca.
Many other Items Too Numerous TO Mention
OTIS ELEVATOR One OF the latest models.
VMU. collective control, stations automatic
doors, hoist way and car, self-leveng $1,000
GAS-FIRED NATIONAL STEEL TUBULAR
BOILER ASME. Standard Valve capacity 1890
lbs. per hr. Maximum WP steam IS lbs, water
80 lbs. .........- ... 81 $50
Building Must Come Down Soonl Act Nowl
NATIONAL WRECKING CO.
22nd g. Penna. Ave. NV, Wash, DC.
Phone FE. 3-llH
Evening star., 1963-01-13
FURNITURE

Decorator desires responsible party
TO take possession Of 5 rooms oi
decorator correlated furniture
bedroom, living room and dining
area at tremendous savings,
Better quaiity than normally
offered al this sacrifice price. }
Sl75 Tor all 3 rooms. Never USED
except as model apt. display. No
down payment neeessary-ehoose
your own payments. Immediate
free delivery or free storage until
needed. Phone bS4-S5Ol til Q pm.
Mr.. BEAsLEY.
UNCLAIMED : Wins
chairs $40 up. folding screens 50,
studio couehes $50, 'roning board
s., hideaways $40, din. rm. chairs
81 up. Victorian love Scat $40,
office desks SIS up. Typewriter
tables SO. marble tor coffee table
SEQ Easy terms. HOFFMAi'N'S,
3ii7 18th st. NV. CO. 5-lC52,
open Sunday l2-6.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

DRYER, gas, good condition, $50.
. piece setting OF antique sterling
silver Rogers, best offer. 641-
Evening star., 1963-01-13
APPAREL APPEARED
LITA JEAN

23ll Calvert st. NV. co. b-2g3a
Daily through Sat. $3.50 to 8
Philco Duo-matic all.
fabric gas dryer, used / ". Sl25
gas range, S25, Kenmore auto
washer, modern fabric cycle, gooc
cond., 500. PO. 2-5975.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

FURN,-9-piece din. rm. set. S75;
double dresser and chest on
chest. $50; Frigidaire. apt. size,
500. 9l-in. console RCA deluxe,
$50; avail. Jan. 81. NO. 10000.
FURN. = Liv. rm. suite with end
tbls.. coffee tbl. SOS. TV. S100. All
like new, must sell. 277-7s19.
FURN.-Dining set, blond mahog-
any, table with leaves. 2 chairs,
S45. Matching 72-ineh buffet.
S55. VIII. 6-2163.
FURN.-Lge. walnut bed and mar
ble-top dresser. Cord bed with
matching trundle bed. 5-pieee Vic
torian liv. rm. suite. Fir. lamp,
Hotpoint elec. ironer, Hotpoint
washing mach. 5SS-7353.
FURN.-Chinese small bric-a-braC
cabinet and liv. rm. chairs. 354-
$3.50.
lFURN.-Couch with matching chair
3 DC. sectional couch, Hollywood
head board. red leather arm chair
Reas. VIII. 6-7S62.
Evening star., 1963-05-29

OHsSTsf ist III Ioas 81 you low nssd ss Sc %0Psy st
End TR. LOANS, cash in 4S hrs
RATES and CH0S. lowest any.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
IMPoRT--sPoRTs


MERCEDES '02 "22O-s," white
AM-FM radio and h., Wv, III.
400 mi, like new. $500. 33s,
5005.
MERCEDES $50 $50" diesel. 4-dr
sesdean' excel; eond.' S1.4s5 or bes
MERCEDES BENZ '62 "22O-s" 4,
mi, S3,450, depart, diplomat, ofc
HO. 2-l811, aft. 8. VIII. 6-O2S3
MERCEDEs-BENZ-Buy your uset
Mercedes with confidence from
American Service Center
Auth Mereedes-Bens Dealer
6e5 N. Olebe Rd.. Arl., Va.
IA. 7-7722 or ia. 7-244O
MERCEDES-BENZ $50 22O-s. pear
gray, red leather uphol., AM-FM
radio. Hydra, sunroof. So, oi
best offer FE. 7-4400, ext. 500,
Evening star., 1963-05-29

5000 SO. Fl. AVAIL, office space
In modern attractive air cond !,
well lighted, clean plant in Sill
yyr,,,sp yer, Spring; Sep; entrance and
Evening star., 1963-05-29
PA.-337 ACRES
PA.-60 ACRES
PA.--48 ACRES
w. VA.-DAIRY. 212 A.

Milking 40 cows, new milking par
ior new b00-gal. tank shipping
ind. g. New barn. 2 new silos, g.
room house sets high, good view,
On eno Route 90, 9S miles 70 d. e;
S36,5OO,. good terms. VIII sell
cows and machinery.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
700 SO Eft

on STREET FLOOR Of new down.
town office building, in rear oi
lobby, suitable for offices, sales OF
showroom. No Snack Bars con-
CHARLES =. SMITH MOT.
r. N. KAss 29s-633C
Evening star., 1963-05-29
IMP0RT--SP0RTs
lcONTINuEDl

FIAT oOO-1IO0-I20O-1BO0. factory
trained mechanics to serve you.
We take care Of our own,
UNITED AUTO SALES
Auth. Fiat Sales a Service
SERVICE 949-7200
HUMBER HAWK '6s, fully equip,
like new, S69b.
MAJOR IMPORTS
3275 WILSON BLVD.
Corner N. 10th and Wilson Blvd.
ARLINGTON, VA, IA. 4-6607
FIAT '61 "l500" series (sports
carr, fully equip. like new, ST.
68b, Sl45 down.
MAJOR. IMPORTS
3275 WILSON BLVD.
Corner N. 10th and Wilson Blvd.
ARLINGTON, VA ia. 4-6B07
JAGUAR '6I XR-l50. black, fixed
head coupe. auto. trans, VS.,
$3.50. NO. 7-1939 ewes,
Evening star., 1963-05-29
SILVER SPRING

S641 COLESvILLE RID.
Office space in modern air-cond.
building. Ample parking. VIII re-
model to suit tenant.
ZIG a. McKEEVER, JU. $500
Evening star., 1963-05-29

4 CORNERS MICE. CO.
;orners. We. JE. 2-esbs
Evening star., 1963-05-29
LAKE

PRIVILEGES will be yours II you
act now and get this antique
brick rambler for yourself. Call
now and let US be proud to show
you ell the fine features such as
3 big bedrms., 2lh baths. large
living rnl. and dining rm., plus
q huge kitchen with eating space
all on one level. Two more bed
rms, "a bath, recreation room
with fireplace. storage and utility
other one sxceptionai See ~ teatures. Me issS,; sSys
Lake Privileges" the year-round.
R34 Qk0
Evening star., 1963-05-29
REAL ESTATE LOANS

WOODLAND BEACH = 1-bedrm
cottage, year-round home, 5 lots
4fnsnes fISfss a. ieaes' eo' srpSsss spS5iss $1,000. 10
Evening star., 1963-05-29
MCLEAN

BUILDERS own home in prestige
area. A beautiful brick rambler,
featuring large living room with
inT room 5OsF.r lily " FofiIp uIIl-
KITCHEN with raised hearth ire.
place. CATHEDRAL CEILINGS In
living room, dining room, kitch-
en- and center hall. Three biz
bedrooms and two full baths.
Ground level with recreation rm..
bedroom. powder room and den
easily converted 70 2 more bed
rooms. Custom drapes. pegged oak
floors and 2-car earport. SO much
more that must be seen and
priced IN the low 40s. Call Mr..
Evening star., 1963-05-29
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE.
LONG BEACH SPECIAL
FIRST TIME OFFERED
LOW UPKEEP

Solid-masonry. furnished. 3-bed.
room, year-round home overlook.
ing. Chesapeake Bay on beautiful
high, wooded lot. All porches anc
steps. either brick or concrete
metal window frames, no upkeep
Az walls paneled. fireplace, gas
Evening star., 1963-05-29
Realty, Inc. HU. 1900
LARGE FAMILY
MANTUA HILLS
NEW HOMES

But this one is nicel II is q 4
bedrm., 3-bath brick split-level
on secluded street. In Annandale.
II has spacious liv. rm. with fire.
pl.. formal din, rm., fully equip.
kit, with breakfast space. A beaut
Of 2 rec. rm., 2 porches, and it's
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
CL. $1,000 IA. 4-4252
Evening star., 1963-05-29
M. E. RocKHILL, Broker
nj, Mail; st. Leonard. Nd,

smLAlDYsIDE-Beaut, property
22O-ft. waterfront, 81 acres
House and lge, pier. Reasonable
OWNER. 474-S463 or 301-UN
Evening star., 1963-05-29

ABSOLUTE top cash for 2nd trusts.
NO applications or red tape. Va,
Nd, %. o. Day, eve. VIII. 6-01S2.
ACTION IN "a HOURS
End TRUSTS--ANY AMOUNT
PAYMENTS no SUIT
YOUR INCOME
REASONABLE RATES
olBRALTAR M0T. CO. 525-e366
BANK RATEs-lst and 2nd trusts.
instant cash. VIII also finance or
buy real estate In distress or un-
usual situation. Anything. Anyone
EQUITY INVEST. CORP. Elk.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTe by
End trust. AMERICAN MORT
GAGE n INVESTMENT CO., 3i9
southern Blds:, ma; s-333l. Ina
CONSULT US q you need money.
1st TR. LOANS, low as Bet int.
2nd TR. LOANS, cash in 4S hrs.
RATES and cHos. lowest any
CORNERS MICE. CO.
2 Corners. We. JE. 2-6353
II YOU NEED MONEY, borrow on
these sensible End trust rates:
$1,000. $40 mo-; $1,000, $50 mo. I;
mo- ss;OOG ROY ~ HANSEN A2Si SlVigTTS MTS. SceoC Sco,
Va, JA. 4-3300. Nd, VIII. e-03O0.
MONEY End TRUsT-We viii buy
End trust notes. d, c., nearby Nd
or va. Reas. rates. NATIONAL
1872 N. y. ave. NV. Ma. e.6s33.
PLENTY FUNDS AVATLABLE-is 81
eng 2nd trusts; INTERSTATE
Evening star., 1963-05-29
PRICE Sl4.250

Any reasonable down payment OF
To visit: Drive z miles south OF
Prince Frederick on Solomons Is
land rd. (Md. Rites. 4 and 41B),
turn left ct st. Leonard and fol-
low Long Beach signs to office on
shore Of Chesapeake Bay.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
TRUST NOTES WANTED
FARMS

End TRUST NOTES wANTED-ToV
prices paid. Immediate service
MR.. JEFFREYS. Ma. S-0362.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20
A Basic Freedom at Stake
Guest Editorial)


 There's an old saying wan-for get it.
 City Charter wanted privileged clause the qualifications for city mayor the doors of freedom to American resident of the state and city but has no rolls smacs of government of the elite, government by the landed gentry
 government people, in shape form follow o the Alaska Constitution.
 Section of the Alaska Constitution: All the people All originates founded their will ony and is instituted solely good of the people whole
 suggest the City Charter commission have not citizens Kodiak If they had desired Kodiak its members would qnacains keeping with those of state offlce the local borough.
 One desiring public Borough need only sat y resident requirements and be qualified voter Nothing being property who is qualified to vote in general obligation bond elections.
 voting for against the City Charter on Octoper l. is moral M.
 accept Charter in its present form would be approve It would suddenly reverse freedom which has been the goal of politics down through the years.
 property longer exercise his full personality.
 democratic society the primary not the society citizen not the citizen for the city,
 for councilman and qua- cations citizen property merely exists He have active opportunity to worK With ana for his fellow man. He right make choice which has been God given freedom since time bagan.
 approve it's form is to advocate that people society take the place exactng demanding standards of the individual The Donald M. Bullock
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20
M other Of Eight Drown In We'll

Funeral services for Anna May Hallstead, 32, mother of eight children and wife of Keith Fluffy" Hallstead, were held Wednesday and she was buried in the Russian cemetery here.
 Mrs. Hallstead died from drown ing early Sunday morning, Sept. 15, after she had fallen into well located near their home on Mill Bay Road. She was discovered in the we'll by her husband. Routine investigation by the State Trooper and autopsy reports showed that death was caused by drowning.
 She is survived by her husband Keith, eight children all of whom are under the age of 12. Other sur vivors include her father, Alex Ivanoff of Kenai and four brothers and sisters.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

Coast Guard.
 Testimony of the angry fisher men was taken under oath and the Attorney General is providing the congressional delegation with cop ies.
 Lloyd Cannon, president of the Fishermen's Marketing Association representing over 1000 fishermen in this area, testified that his or ganization has now decided that all boats will travel in packs of from at least four to five vessels and said, i've are preparing now to take matters into our own hands we have tried with no avail
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

to obtain federal aid and assistance in dealing with these foreign fleets and their deliberate and ruthless destruction of our gear. Now we will act to protect our own in- terests ourselves
 Another fisherman leader, Oscar Dyson, a member of the state ADF&G board testified that We are not going to stand by any longer we are going to find some way or means of protecting our property in our own way.
 He recounted how the Russian ships had done these same things last winter and how the federal
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

government took no action except to tell the fishermen to mark their buoys and gear better.
 Now these Russians are here in even greater numbers and harras- sing us everywhere we go even right into Marmot Bay which we regard as our back yard,' he said, adding Something drastic has to be done to preserve our fishery"
 It was also brought out that the present Russias crab operations would completely wipe out the Kodiak king crab stocks within from three to five years if allowed to continue.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20
Kodiak Fishermen May Arm Vessels

Kodiak fishermen, embittered over the ruthless and deliberate destruction of their crab pot gear Tn recent weeks and continued harrassment endangering their yes els and lives by Russian fleets, made clear to Attorney General George N Hayes at last Saturdays hearing that they intend to fight to protect their interests from now on.
 Press Wire services carried the story of the plight of the Kodiak fishermen to the nation and many newspapers carried photographs of the Russian vessels provided by the
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

The Nome Nugget (newspaper) had front page headline reporting the Russian activity. The front page headline read: "Commies Winning Kodiak Cold War"
 Here in Kodiak crab fishermen were increasingly discussing the merit of 50mm mortars and 20mm anti-tank rifles as compared to 14.5 nm anti-tank rifles, 25mm can mons and Comm mortars. One fish erman advised the Mirror that all such armaments were available to anyone wanting them from a firm in Alexandria, Va.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20
Kodiak Votes On
 Borough Tuesday

Kodiak Island voters will go to the polls Tuesday, Sept. 24, to de- eide:
 1. Whether to incorporate as a second class borough.
 2. Whether to have an elected Borough Chairman or appointed Borough Manager form of govern ment.
 3. To elect a borough chairman, five members of the borough school board and, in the case of those residing outside the city. limits, three members of the borough aS- sembly.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20
Deveau & Nelson File For Mayor

Wally Nelson and Pete Deveau have both filed their petitions to run for Mayor according to City Clerk Doug Preston who also ad- vised that Carl Rodli has filed for the 2-year council seat and Dave Fremming has filed for a Swear term.
 Reports indicate that petitions are being circulated on behalf of Oscar Dyson, Fred Brechan and Wilton White for Swear terms. White is presently serving on the city council as is Rodli. Filing dead line is pm. Monday, Sept. g.
 It is not known if supporters of Ed Naughton will defy city halls newly announced ban against write in votes and pursue their write in campaign to put Naughton into the Mayors chair.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20
4 Year College
 Scholarship May Be Contest Prize

A four year scholarship to the University of Alaska has been recommended as the prize for the winner of the contest to design the emblem of the Alaska Centennial according to Pete Deveau, chair man of the centennial commission which met this week in Anchorage. The scholarship can be given away by the winner to anyone else.
 Deveau again urged that Kodiak residents enter the contest
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20
Ambassador Wires Kodiak Chamber

Ambassador Benjamin Smith II, in charge of the American sec tion of the International North Pacific Fisheries Commission that is currently meeting in Tokyo, sept the following wire to the Kodiak Chamber of Commerce:
 Sincerely appreciate your inter est in North Pacific Treaty Nego- tations. Rest assured that I and other delegates will do our utmost to protect the American fisheries
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20

Write-in voting is out altogether in Kodiak city elections this year. That was the word given the Mir TOT yesterday by City Clerk Doug las Preston
 Preston told the Mirror that City Attorney Roy Madsen had advised him that write-in votes were no longer legal and would not be counted in the Oct. election at which a new mayor and three coun- cilmen will be selected by city voters.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-09-20
City Hall Bans Ballot Write -inS
To Alter Election Ballots To Prevent Write-in Votes For Ed Naughton

There just aren't any provisions for write in voting," Preston stated ],
 adding by way of explanation, "the law explicitly requires that each candidate file formal declaration of candidacy
 When the ballots are printed up for this election there will not even be any lines or spaces to per init voters to write in names of their own choice in the event they do not Ike any of those listed on the ballot.
 The move was apparently de- signed to discourage supporters of Ed Naughton from going ahead with campaign to get voters to write in Naughton for May or. About month ago the city clerk had advised that city hall would not accept a nominating petition from Naughton for print ed listing on the ballot because they had found in advance that he had lived outside the city limits for several months last year. Naughton said that he had lived in a trailer court just outside the city limits for some weeks shortly after he had gotten married. "A few weeks out of over 30 years residence in Kodiak" Naughton said.
 Blocked thusly by legal techni- cality from being listed on the ballot, Naughtons supporters had been planning for an extensive and intensive write in campaign.
 However this course of action now also appears blocked by adroit city hall action. Research into past records indicates that Kodiak and Alaskan voters have always tradi-. tionally and historically possessed the right to write in names of can- didates other than those listed on the ballots put before them. In recent years Ole Johnson was cleo ted mayor by write in vote here.
 All city ballots in prior years. both before and since the advent of statehood, provided voters with vacant lines and spaces for such write ins as voters wished.
 All state election ballots contain such spaces as did ballots in ter ritorial status days.