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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-05
Amelia County Becomes Member OF
Red Cross Blood Program

AMELIA. Nov. A - j. E. bod
son, chairman OF the Amelia
County Red Cross Chapter an
nounced this week that approval
has been granted by Red Cross
headquarters in Washington, D.
c.. for Amelia county to enter
the Red Cross Blood Program.
The program now covers almost
every county in Virginia.
Dodson stated that Roy S.
Saunders, of Amelia county has
volunteered for the post of coun-
ty blood chairman. Saunders has
long been active in the county S
civic affairs.
Dodson further stated that ev-
en- though the first bloodmoble
will not visit Amelia county un-
til March 6. the Red Cross has
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-05
Program Planned For Va. Council
OF Social Welfare Conference

KEYSVILLE, Nov. q Detailed
plans have been released for the
Regional Conference for Dis
tricts ". VII and x Of the
Virginia Council of Social We'll
fare to be held at the Presiden-
tlal Motor Inn, Lynchburg. on
Mental Health-Problems, Re
sources, Goals Nov. IA and Is.
Registration is to begin at 10
am. Thursday. with the opening
session on Mental Health Prob
lens in the Community" begin
ming at pm. Walter 8. Bea-
man Jr., director, Family Ser
vice Of Lynchburg. and general
chairman of the Regional Con-
ference. will preside.
Moderator for the three man
panel viii be Dr.. Robert D.
Gardner. psychiatrist and part
time G lief of psychiatric
services. Lynchburg Training
School and Hospital. DR.. Ephr-
lam Fischoff, Rabbi, Agudath
Sholon Synagogue and profess
SOL Of Humanit.es and social
sciences Lynchburg College, will
speak on Family Mental
Joo1tb''
Donald NJ Lloyd. Of Lynch
burg. manager, Communications
and Community Relations, Gen
eral Electric. will speak on IN
dustry and Mental Health" and
Henry L. Smith. director Of the
Special Education. Lynchburg
P u b IL Schools, will discuss
Education and Mental Health.
The hospitality committee has
planned a tour of Lynchburg for
4 pm. or films from the Vir-
ginia Association of Mental
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-05

S. Senate to kill those sections
of H. R. 1868 the tax-cut bill
that would eliminate motor fuel
taxes and vehicle license taxes
as deductions from Federal in
come tax.
In further action. the Confer
ence adopted Statement of %
jectives which called for: ca
highway expenditures to be bas-
ed on what can be afforded ana
needed and not altogether on
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-05
Richmond Banker Is Executive
Officer At Bank OF P0whatan

POWHATAN. Nov. The
board of directors of The Bank
OF Powhatan today announced
the election Of Ira E. Price as
executive vice president Of the
bank. effective Nov. Is.
Price has been employed by
Stale Planters Bank Of Com
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-05

merce and Trusts for the past
eleven years, and for the past
few years. has been manager
Of the Willow Lawn office.
He served in the European
Theater during World War II as
an infantryman. and was award
ed the Silver Star medal and the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-05

what is wanted. (bo elimination
of diversion Of highway funds
tc) adoption Of uniform traffic
laws and regulations: td> spec
ial studies of driver licenses and
examination standards to in
sure safer drivers.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-11-05

Those who often pass On hills
and curves often pass on
When in doubt don't pass,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19

SILVER SPRING -Beuut. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler with full bsmt. May
be purchased with physic ian s
equipment. Prime location. Low
ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
CHEsTERBROoK AREA

CHESTERBROOK AREA ASA
40th s.. North, 4 bdrms.. den,
maids m, : baths. Low 4O's.
TENCHER-WALKER INC. agt.
p. S-2444
CUSTOM BUTLDER-oWNER offers
for the holidays move In next
week or sooueD DelightfuI s.
bedrm-s , fun bath gas BIB. h.
VIII plus air-conditioning duets
rOuEhed-in. Beaut. rec. nm. with all
brick wall firepl. and raised
hearth md frepL in unusually Ice.
hy. rm-s a formal din. I'm. with
sliding patio doors 20 tremendous
private Is q. open porch. a kitchen
that Is "Out Of this world" incl.
picture window, indirect lights over
all work areas, eating space GE
sga5gss Iot GaT 0Si2 a sGIT 5gs4s
also about Lbedrm. Colonial on a
A. lot, another in McLean-Langley,
third on All, Co line. Cal for
sppt. JE. 1900 WM. A CHAPMAN
CONSTRUCTION co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

t hIAELHNALLEa HE6N-AreaA mQeL
convenient neighborhood. First one
I TO see this 5-bedrm- Colonial VIII
buy Il for only $4,000, 90 hurry!
7 Lee. tree-shaded fenced lot. As
sumo CT loan, or refinancinE FHA
or CT no money down
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
{ REALTORS SP $500
I LANDOVER Bill EVEL-Spotless
with 8 bedrms., D beautifully tiled
bath, iv. rm. with picture window,
{ sep. din. area, mod. kit a true BIZ
I level for Sl2,7So.
PARAMOUNT SALES U7-lsoo
/ LANHAM Large ; be dFm-, 2-bath
brk. split-level, sep. din nm, fire
pl. equipped kit. cent. air eOnd.
rec. rm.' carport- II sparkles. AP.
Z 7-A646.
/ LANGLEY
E LEWISDALE-Like new 8 bedrm..
Ia bath brick split level with
rec. I'm. and carport. Beautifully
Handicapped lot. We take trades
[ Priced in twenties.
/ HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-1700
| MARTINS WOODS
All-brk. rambler in the orig. section
Of Martins Woods situated on "a
acre lot, wooded and beaut. lands
I capped. Custom-built yrS. ago,
many lovely features such as fire
/ pl., paneling and bookcases in liv
rm., fin. rec. rm. with flrepl., I
bedrms., "a baths, sliding walk
out glass doors from rec. rm. TO
yard A real buy at S5o,s50. Con-
venient financing
PALERMO & co.
WA. 1883 Realtors WA. 7-7So0
MELCLAIR MANOR-Big brick
rambler, or bedrms., den, rec
nm, Owner transferred. HIS Loss,
YOUR GAIN!
THOMPSON co. JU. $4,000
MT. RAINIER-Sparkling Colonial
with 3 lge. bedrms., impressive
modern appointments, full bsmt.
Walk to schools and transp. As
sumo high loan and pay Sl03
JOHN II. HUGHES co. WA. 1850
MI. RAINIER-lst commercial loca-
ton suitable for professional use,
doctor, dentist, beauty parlOr. On
main street. Real opportunity. Dial
43A-l400 TO inspect. ADELPHI
REALTY, REALTORS.
NASA away, 60-ft. red
wood rancher with 3 bedrms., z
baths, large family rm. plus rec.
rm., double garage. Many trees
and shrubs. Ideal for entertaining.
Priced to sell. Call It'll 2 pm. WA.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.. INC.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA
Mod. 3-bedrm. brk. rambler, full
baths, below market at $40 800.
TAK0MA REALTY JU. $500
NEW HAMPSHIRE GARDENS-Im-
maculate brick rambler, 3 twin-size
bedrooms, 2 full baths, charming
living room, fireplace, equipped
kitchen, full basement, tiled floor,
enclosed "a bath. Gas heat, storm
doors and windows, $500 down.
ROBERT z. L0HR, INC. REAL
TOR, Call 2 to 3. HE. 1000.
LIST WITH LOHR
NEWTON VILLAG E-Corner lot
plus mod. rambler with aluminium
siding exterior. This home is per-
feet for your first, with large liv.
rm. and picture window, sep. din.
ell, mod. kit, colOrful tiled bath, 2
bright bedrms. Conv. to public
transp., for only $l3,25o. Name
your terms.
PARAMOUNT SALES U2.ls00
OWNER ANXIOUS-IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY for a qualified buyer.
3-b.r., brick ramb., 2y7 baths, liv.
rm., sep. din. rm., de luxe kit,
rec. rm. with den. Lot T3xle5.
1900. "GI" 90 S dn., FLA, cow.
PARAMOUNT SALES 422-lsoo
DIXON HILL-New ramblers, $4,000
up, on Indian Head highway.
l. c. MURRAY CH. s-sloo
OXON HILL o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-hD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
CONTINUED

CAPITOL PLAZA-3-bedrm. brk
rambler n delEdtful WOodlaWn.
full baths tiled bSmt-s buili-in AN
IN RADIO nice lots fully fenced
you could assume a 4izec loaI
With $50 mo. with a moderatl
down payment.
BARGAIN HUNTERS SPECIAL -
Nice clean bungalow on a tree
shaded fenced lot. Assume loaI
and pay only 81 mo. You mus
see this at only $1,000.
ERWIN HEIGHTS-Bnck ram
bier, near Maryland Univ firepl
IN family rm-s sep. din. rTn-s stain
less steel kitchen with wall oven
bsmt., level shaded lot air condi
toner, CT or FLA terms, and onll
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, INC
Satellite No. ] 1851
CARROLLTON = Cow. TO nev
Capital Plaza shopping. Immae.
ulate 3 bedrm. rambler with rec
I'M. Nice lot with shade trees
HUGH :fEGi T. PECK HE. 4-17OC
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
Over 25 years dependable service
CARROLLTON-Better than new 3
bedrm. rambler with din. rm.
equipped kit, rec. rm. and bsmt
CT or FLA only Sl6,9So. Call WA
1851 I'll 2 pm.
HOMEOWNER REALTY
CARROLLTON-S4sS total cash in
GLIDING settlement. Move now, NJ
payment til Feb. !, 1884. Vet may
purchase l-bedrm. rambler, Ice
liv. nm, wall oven, kit, Va baths,
rec. rm., full bSmt. FLA Sl,loC
On.
z. c. HMLEY co.
REALTOR AP. 1-I2oC
CARROLLTON Exceptionally clean
4-yr.-Old rambler in this carefully
restricted reside entail area. 8
bedrms., rec. nm. IN bsmt., beauti-
full wooded lot on dead-end street.
Possession before Christmas. As
sumo present financing. No red
tape.
LANDoVER AREA-3-b edrm.
brk. -and-frame Colonial with den,
full din. rm., modern kitchen with
disposal, washer and dryer. Only
sll,9S0 with $500 On. FLA. New
listing, call now 277-7774.
HUNTERS LOOK! "A
bedrm. and family rm., paneled
rec. Tm. in bSmt. with exit, pa
neled din. rm., Va baths, big kit,
with combination freezer and refri-
gerator. No dn. CT, low On. FLA
or assume 4lz9s loan.
A LARGE FAMILY SPECIALS
bedrms., 2 baths, family-Sized din.
rm., modern electric kit, big cor
ner lot, handicapped and with fruit
trees, fully fenced. A suburban
home with all city conveniences.
FLA or GL
LANH M-3-bedrm. brk. rambler
on nearly "a acre, all rooms are
large, din. rm., rec. type bsmt.
with firepl., bath and outside exit.
Modern kitchen with wall oven,
built ms and table space. An i'm
m culate home with room to
spread out. Reasonably priced and
terms are flexible. CT II you de-
sire or well trade.
Cape Gods, ranchers,
Colonials and Country Club err.
Quick possession, priced 10 fit
your purse with terms 70 fit your
budget. All fully air cond. and
modern 70 N IN degree. Some can
be rented with option to buy. Call
NT-III4 now and move in before
Christmas.
DOCTOR OR PROFESSIONAL
MAN-2-yr.- old brk. rambler with
grade entrance to lower floor with
office type apt, md floor has liV.
rm., paneled din. area, 3 bedrms.,
and modern kitchen. In an esta-
blished business community. Large
lot, room for expansion. ReaIisti-
cally priced, flexible terms.
,RNcE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC.
7-7U4 277-2i75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19

ALEX. (SOUTH1
Now'S the Time
Trade your dark town house for
this light and airy Comfortable
spht-level home. Many desirable
features. Large living room with
wall-tO-wall carpeting and wood
burning fireplace, 3 spacious bed
rooms, Va baths, full basement
win recreation room. FLA financ-
ing available and owner will paw
ali allowable closing costs. See
this one today.
CITpTTC r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WHEATOS-R EDUCED $500
Beaut. 3-bedrm- Colonial On tree
studded lot. full bsmt., immsc. in
side and out. $3.50.
DUANE REAL ESTATE, NC
REALTOR WI. 1900
WHEATON-(GeO. ave. area). spa
ciOus Immaculate sphtl evel,
tSin-SiZe bedrms.s Ia baths, tab
Is T9pSTS y a. ae iuNs I ~ 49,; IelS W
rm-s level weI-kept lot. Asking
81 900. va no SIS On. or FHA,
WE TAKE TRADES!
/. L. LEWIS 949-4330
LIST WITH A LEADER
WHEATON, NJ. Highland elem
Like new &C split. SZ2,s50
FERA REALTY co. s4z-66oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

LARGE INVESTORS with cash will
do well to investigate this lge. apt.
and commercial tract. Close-in Va.
ZOning applied for.
]. M. MEDLEY 10. s-5777
OFFICE BLDG, Kenne st.
n.w.-2,2o0 So. #. made into 10 Of
fees. Large storage space in bsmt.
Parking for II cars. $4,000 with
$4,000 down. TU. 2-7850.
SHOPPING CENTER GROUND In
Md, 5 acres, excel. loo, 9A2-l220.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES, MGT.
2-FAMILY FLAT, BIS Rock Creek
Oh. rd.-2 apis. and pkg. lot in
Comm. area, incom $50 mo.
Cash or terms. Sl3,950. OWNER,
Mr.. Raulin, AID. 10000.
II UNITS, ROCKVILLE. DETAILS,
MR.. KENNEDY, q4q-647s. MANO-
WILL REALTY CORP, REALTOR.
CUNT S-SELF CONTAINED, ten
ants pay all utils. For sale by own,
er. Low down payment will han
die. Call HI. 9-s2o7 after 7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19

CAPITOL PLAZA-5-bedrm. brk.
rambler u dehehtful WOodlaWn. !
full baths, tiled bsmi., builf-in AM.
IN radio, nice lot, fully fenced
No down TO CT, low On. FHA. Or
you could assume a 4izrc loan
with $50 mo. with a moderate
down payment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19

CARROLLTON Exceptionally clean
4-yr.-Old rambler in this carefully
restricted reside entail area. 8
bedrms., rec. nm. in bsmt., beauti-
full wooded lot on dead-end street.
Possession before Christmas. As
sumo present financing. No red
tape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19

LEWISDALE-Like new 8 bedrm-.
la bath brick split level with
rec. I'm. and carport Beautifully
Handicapped lot. We take trades
Priced in twenties.
HITCH n DECK HE A1T00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19

LANH M-3-bedrm. brk. rambler
on nearly "a acre, all rooms are
large, din. rm., rec. type bsmt
with firepl., bath and outside exit,
Modern kitchen with wall oven,
built ms and table space. An i'm
m aculate home with room TO
spread out. Reasonably priced and
terms are flexible. CT IL you de-
sire or we'll trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19

SILVER SPRING-Luxurious new
splits and ,ramblers priced below
baths, all cleo. family rm. kit,
pan. rec. rm., lovely lots close to
schools, shops, and transp. We
take trades.
Uur1vrarI 0No NxTE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19

Cape Gods, ranchers
ColOnials and Country Club
Quick possession, priced 70 al
your purse with terms to fit your
budget. All fully air cond. and
modern 70 N III degree. Some can
be rented with option to buy. Call
N7-T74 now and move in before
Christmas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19

AREA-3-b e drm.
brk. -and-frame Colonial with den,
full din. rm., modern kitchen with
disposal, washer and dryer. Only
sll,9S0 with $500 On. FLA. New
listing, call now 277-7774.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19
VIENNA

Is the location for this l-yr. -old ram
bier. lge. bedrms., kit, with eat
ing space, e n c S breeZe-way,
barbecue pit and patio. At $50, $50,
you should make this a must.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19

HUNTERS LOOK! "A
bedrm. and family rm., paneled
rec. Tm. in bSmt. with exit, pa
neled din. rm., Va baths, big kit,
with combination freezer and refri-
gerat0r. No dn. CT, low On. FILA
or assume Alz9e loan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19

A LARGE FAMILY SPECIALS
bedrms., baths, family-Sized din.
rm., modern electric kit, big cor
ner lot, handicapped and with fruit
trees, fully fenced. A suburban
home with all city conveniences.
FLA or GL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19
TRADE WITH US

For this beautiful rambler located
on quiet street in a park-like set
ting. 3 bedrms. plus a beautiful
rec. I'm. in daylight lower level,
large screened porch, wall-to-Wali
carpeting is included at S27, 500. I'm
rlanaI aNn nnnlIr.ann.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19

Custom-built 3-bedrm., 7-bath brick
and redwood rambler. Central air
cond., built-in gar, l2xl6 scr.
porch, ceramic tile FIR, St. Berna.
dette's Parish. Just listed. JU.
5-7lOO. Ewes. OIL. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-19
SPRTNGBROOK AREA

Custom 4-b d T m, 2Dz-bath split
with recreation room, dream kit
chen, prime area near all schools.
CALL MR.. CLIFFORD
GRAY-KESSINGER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01

SNORT new cold weather style
with inside sheorline cuff,
ribbed rubber sole. Suede or
glove leather in Block. 40.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-01-25
No Pink Passes?

Don't feel Respondent if you are lost without your "pink pass"
 The Kodiak Mirror is printing up batch on Monday for local consumption. They will be sold at 10 cents each with all proceeds going to the Benny Benson Fund.
 The passes are good anywhere this side of the Naval Base, includ- ing Mill Bay and Mission Roads and as far away as Ft. Abercrombie and will also include such priv ileges as wading at Island Lake and salmon-berry picking in sea- son.
 There will be no restrictions ex- cept to obey speed limits and stop at the stop signs and to wave at the City Police officers when you see them.
 They will also be honored at the postoffice, the museum and the li- brary.
 It won't be necessary to know by heart all the verses of the Star Spangled Banner to purchase one. Remember, they'll be on sale Mon- day at the Mirror!
Kodiak mirror., 1963-01-25
Airp|ane Owners
 Offering Reward

Kodiak aircraft owners who have been victims of vandalism in recent weeks announced today that they are offering $500 re- ward for the arrest and cOnvic- ton of anyone found tampering with the planes.
 These owners felt this drastic step necessary before some plane cracks up as result of the van dals' acts.
 The owners are patrOlling the airstrip and Big Lake strips night and day in an effort to trap the culprits.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-01-25
Much Ado About Nothing, But City PD ScoresA Win

The Kodiak Police Department won a minor battle of authority this week over the US. Navy.
 One of the members of the KO- diak PD attached an overtime parking ticket to the window of the commanding officers car when the red flag on the meter was up.
 The Navy first called the po- lice department insisting they weren't subject to city parking regulations and then went on up the political scale-all without very much success. The city au- thOrities stood their ground.
 The overtime parking ticket, however, was paid by Kodiak businessman.
 Much ado about nothing.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-01-25
$50 Check Boosts Ben Benson Fund

A $50 check for the Benny Benson Fund was added this week by the Sitka Telephone Company from John and Martha Gushing who formerly operated the Kodiak Telephone Co.
 Other smaller contributions also came in from various sources in and around Kodiak.
 Still being weighed by the committee is a White Elephant Sale early in February at the National Guard ArmOry which, with present funds, should about put the drive over the top of S3,000 to cover Benny's Seattle hospital expenses.
 The seventh graders of Ko. diak's Elementary School with the aid of their three teachers, Mrs. Brierly, MT. Res0ff and Mrs. Cessna, collected $18.40 this past week which was added to the benefit fund.
 Contributions still may be sent to the Kodiak Mirror, 20. Box 1907, Kodiak, Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-01-25
ARA. Corporation Could Provide $10 Millions For Expansion Here

Expansion of two major indus tries in Kodiak, and prospects for development of new industries and creating new jobs were discussed Monday night at the Kodiak Area Development Committee meeting.
 Thomas J. Bichel, field coordi- nator in Alaska for the Department of Commerce, Area Redevelopment Administration, outlined the pro- gram.
 Out of the meeting came enthusi- astic response to raise $6,000 in pledges from area residents, to as- sist in securing the first ARA loans of $533,000. Two local firms are seeking the loans-Alaska Ice and Storage for $4OO,OOO to double its cold storage capacity; and Alvine's Marine Repair, to expand repair facilities to meet the increasing boat repairs demanded by the growing Kodiak fleet.
 By Thursday noon $4,9OO had been pledged by local residents, according to Walter Kraft, one of seven executive board members of the Kodiak Area Development Committee.
 More than 35 persons met with the ARA coordinator at the City Hall Monday night to learn about the federal aid offered by pro- gram geared to assist underdevel- oped and depressed areas in boost ing their economy
 The Area Redevelopment act was passed by Congress in 1861 and Congress authorized $500, ,000,- 900 for the program which was to be coordinated between federal, state and local agencies. ARA will loan up to 65 per cent of the total cost of any particular project.
 The remaining 35 per cent comes from local sources. Of this amount at least 10 per cent must be raised locally to show community SUD- port of redevelopment program. The business enterprise seeking
Kodiak mirror., 1963-01-25
Battle Of Pink Passes" Continues As Kodiak Civilians Take Offensive

The Battle of the Pink Pass'' between the US. Navy and the Town of Kodiak continued this week at the Thursday meeting of the Chamber of Commerce with neither side completely satisfied with the apparent outcome.
 As the smoke of verbal fire cleared, it was not readily appar- ent that either the town or the navy had scored victory, nor was it obvious just what the immediate results were.
 As matters stood at the begin ming of the meeting it was clear that the casualties included all of the Pink Passes," which the com manding officer of the naval sta ton had rescinded for what he termed security reasons" Local businessmen who had had pink pass privileges up until the last month felt insulted that they were considered security risks, or at the least, felt the recall of the passes was accomplished by the command ing officer in a "disrespectful fash ion"
 Seizing the initiative for the town forces was Al Hochberger who made report on the recent town-base committee meeting. He recounted how mutually friendly" t0wn-base relations had been in
Kodiak mirror., 1963-01-25

the past and how businessmen had reacted unfavorably to the recall of pink passes for security req sons."
 Cmdr. Whyte, PIC and Legal Officer of the base, refused to as- sume defensive position, and mounted an offensive by challeng- ing the interpretation" made by Hochberger of the base command ing officers comments before the base-town meeting group. . Town forces quickly rushed for ward to reinforce Hochberger's
 Continued on Page 9)
Kodiak mirror., 1963-01-25
= Kodiak Kapsules .
(By Bill Mason)

Rain and the weather seem to be making the news these days on our Island, and there's very little question about the mois- ture.
 Of course we came from an arid corner of Colorado where traveller once stopped and asked one of the old timers, <DOeSn't it ever rain here?"
 After reflecting a moment, the native replied, q wouldn't say
Kodiak mirror., 1963-01-25
II TO LOSE JOBS

A small reduction involving ap- proximately II civilians is to be effected by Feb. 28, the Naval Sta ton said this morning. The reduc- tion in personnel is to be accom- plished in accordance with the Navys reduction in civilian per sonnel at 75 installations under the Bureau of Weapons manage ment control.