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Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-11
Les and Mary Serum Depart Kodiak
 Will Tour US. and Seek New Residence
KODIAK MIRROR

The departure from Kodiak on Thursday of MT. and Mrs. Les Sor- um marks the end of long resi- dence in Kodiak for both of them.
 The well-known couple enplaned for Homer where they have their car waiting, and following an over night stay, they will begin in a leisurely trip down the Alaska highway. The plan to visit in Seat tie, then depart for Portland where they will visit Mrs. Sorum's father.
 Following brief stay there, dur ing which they plan to purchase a trailer they will go South and then East, their ultimate destination be- ing Woodward, Okla. Plans are to winter there and visit Mrs. Sor- um's mother.
 In the spring they will return to the Pacific Coast, stopping en- route at Anaconda, Mont, visiting MT. and Mrs. Bob Leer (son and daughter-in-law) and the Serum S grand children. Following a visit there and with other relatives and friends, they will move on to the coast They plan to make their home in one of the Pacific Coast states.
 Les Serum was formerly em- ployed as a supervisor in the Pub
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-11

among approximately 25 boys competing for one of these coveted seven positions. All have been en. gagged in a vigorous running pro- gram in the gym and on the roads for the past five weeks.
 Kodiak, along with the other schools of Western Alaska will be
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-11

out to dethrone Palmer, champions for the past two years. Palmer will be favored to win the crown for the third year in a row, based on it's strong showing during the regu- lar season.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-11

(MirrOr classifieds bring results)
Evening star., 1963-01-20

United States today accom-
panied by Col. F. L. Focquin
de Grave, Col. Johannes H.
Oorthuis, 1t. T. Nicolaas ].
Hoogvliet. Maj. Jacob Cor
nelus Spaan and the United
States escort officer, Col.
Charles A. Hoffman.
The party is here under
the auspices of the Military
Assistance Program and is
presently touring in the
United States. They will ar
rive in Washington January
81 and will stay at the
Shoreham Hotel until Feb
ruary 3.
Col. and Mrs. Hoffman will
give a buffet supper February
for Gen. Cox and his party.
Col. Hoffman was formerly
assistant air attache at The
Hague and is well known to
quite a few of the visitors.
The Australian air at
tache. Group Capt. Arthur
d. j. Garrison, and Mrs.
Garrison are going home
sometime before mid-Febru-
airy. Group Capt. Garrison
will take over as command
ing officer, Australian Air
Force Base, Amberley, in
Queensland.
Group Capt. John Fullerton
Lush will arrive on Wednes-
day from Canberra to take
his place. He and Mrs. Lush
will stay at Alban Towers
until the Garrisson's house
is available to them.
Group Capt. and Mrs. Gar
risson are planning a recep-
ton January 20 to say good
by to their many friends and
to introduce Group Capt. and
Mrs. Lush. y
Evening star., 1963-01-20

Officials Are
Due Courtesies
. BY CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

manner as a group of bobby
soxers would clamor around
a movie star.
There were many Hi Jack"
greetings, which were accom-
panied by a slap on the back
If they could get close to
him. Frankly, was appalled,
This lack of respect for the
position he holds regardless
of how we'll you may know
the man) is objectionable.
Granted that it is an honor
to shake the hand of the
President of The Unite d
States, it would seem that it
could be done with some
semblance of dignity.
The following is the 'les-
son" mentioned on how to
address those who hold the
highest positions in our
country.
Allofficials, from the Presi-
dent, through the Cabinet
with one exception do not
have surnames. They are
addressed by their titles
alone. Why? Only one man
holds the position and bears
the title in each case. The
name is superfluous. The Ex-
ception is an Associate JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court
of The United States. AS
more than one man bears the
title of "Mr. Justice" the sur
name is necessary. OF course,
the Chief Justice of the
United States is not in this
category. He is addressed as
"Mr. Chief Justice" without
A4Ao oul AldlAlGs
President Kennedy should
always be mfr. President"
The members of the cabinet
are spoken to as "Mr. Sec
retary," with two exceptions.
They are "Mr. Attorney Gen.
eral" and "Mr. Postmaster
General"
If a prolonged conversation
with any of these officials
should take place (including
the President), it is perfectly
proper that he be addressed
as Sir" rather than by his
title.
If you happen to know any
of these men rather well, and
your habit has been to call
them by their first names in
the past - don't anymore,
when in public. In private,
do as you please. OVERRIDING
it you say? No. It's the po-
sition that the man holds
which you are respecting, not
the man himself.
4 4 i 4
Question: This is more of
a complaint, than a question!
I have my office in one of
the large buildings here in
town. 1t is on the fourth
floor. My question COM
plant" is why do those peo-
Evening star., 1963-01-20

If what I have seen during
the past week or so is any
criterion. it's high time a
lesson was given on the
traditional courtesies that
should be shown to the men
who hold high official posi-
tions in our Government.
With the convening of the
Congress and our National
Capital going into high gear
in all Executive Departments,
all too many lean toward the
back-slapping Hi Joe" atti-
tude when addressing Off
ficials. Perhaps they think it
smart or perhaps it's a mis-
placed desire to gain i'm
portance by familiarity with
big names" Whatever the
reason. it is wrong. .
For example, 1 watched
with mixed emotions when
President Kennedy arrived
for the unveiling Of the IA
nous painting Mona Lisa"
Hundreds of the guests Cwho
should have known better
made a football rush in their
efforts to get near him.
They tried to completely
engulf him in much the same
Evening star., 1963-01-20

tions and Mrs. Anderson have
issued invitations for dinner
on Wednesday at Admiral
House, in honor Of Admiral
Sosa and his party.
The Director of Pan Amer
lean Affairs, Rear Admiral
John Quinn, and Mrs. Quinn
will give a reception on
Thursday in honor Of the
Admiral from 7 to 8 O'Clock
in the Officers Club, National
Naval Medical Center.
Several Calls
The Venezuelan Naval At
tache, Capt. Antonio r. Ell
juri-Yunez, will travel with
his distinguished countrymen
while they are in the United
States. Before leaving town
they will pay a call at the
Inter-American Defense Col
lege and the David Taylor
Model Basin.
Admiral Anderson is plan
ming a stag luncheon on jan
uary 81 in honor of the Brit
ish Naval Attache, Vice Ad-
Evening star., 1963-01-20
SERVICE NEWS
BY EVELYN M. DENT
Contributing Writer

The Commandant, Naval
Forces of Venezuela, Rear
Admiral Ricardo Sosa Rios,
will arrive in Washington on
Wednesday for & two-week
stay in the United States.
The much-postponed visit,
it seems, will be a firm date
at this time.
Admiral Sosa and his party
arrived in New York yester-
day and are in the United
States at the invitation of
the Chief of Naval Opera
tions, Admiral George w.
Anderson. jr. With Admiral
Sosa are Capt. Guillermo
Ginnari, 1t. Comdr. Carlos
Tovar and 1t. Julio Fer
nandez.
The visitors will spend two
days in Norfolk, Va, after
which they will visit Annap-
oils before coming to Wash
ington on Wednesday. The Wis
itors will stay at the Execu-
tive House while in town.
The Chief of Naval Opera
Evening star., 1963-01-20

pie who are going to the
tenth floor always stand as
close to the door of the ele-
vator as they can get, fore
ing others to push by them
to get in, and then reversing
the procedure to get out on
the lower floors, Can you of
fer a solution for this time
wasting irritating habit so
many seem to have?
Mr.. r. A. S,
Answer: I'm afraid not!
There are all too many peo-
pie who think only of them
selves. and care not one whit
about bringing discomfort to
others. They belong in the
category of those who, when
the bus driver says, please
move to the rear" won't
bulge a step from jamming
Evening star., 1963-01-20
Merriment Is Ancient and Eternal

Like all good things. the game is universal-and
eternal Its exact origin mystery Played in the pubs
of mere ode England (and long before that ancient
Persia China Inia it migrated to this country with the
colonists and-togeher with folk singing handcras and
Eizabethan EnRlishhas survived in the southern noun
tains all this time.
Some friends Of ours the Danny Bryces of Clearwater
Fla discovered it in the Applachans and have personally
set about seeing to its revival The montaneers carve
these sets with the precise loving with which
they fashion furniture hand-loomed prints Ours is
beauty, permanent antique But above ALL there
thing classic about the very gayety it inspires: AS
generations of f-oving people, from Vikings to ancient
mandarnS to jolly cockneys had gathered recreation
to shout and applaud stamp cheer and share
in the tmeless merrment.
Evening star., 1963-01-20
Night for Father

The annual Fathers Night
of the Maryland Mothers Of
Twins Association will take
place Tuesday at 8 pm. at the
Bethesda Methodist Church.
The speaker will be DR.. Ed
win Shuttz, a specialist in the
field of speech and hearing.
Evening star., 1963-01-20
J0nuory 20, 1868

UP the front, even If they
are we'll aware of the fact
that they won't be getting
off for many blocks. I'm
fortunately, this type Of sell
fish person wouldn't listen if
you tried to tell him!
Evening star., 1963-01-20
SERV7CE NEWS
AMuch-PostponedVisit
Is Definitely Scheduled

miral Sir William Crawford,
who is leaving.
Admiral Anderson was host
at a similar luncheon on
Thursday in honor of the
departing Argentine Naval
Attache, Rear Admiral En-
rique G. M. Grunwaldt.
The Chairman, Canadian
Joint Staff, Rear Admiral
Desmond w, Piers, and Mrs.
Piers will give a small dinner
party January 81 in honor
of the Commandant, Cana
dian National Defense Col
lege, Maj. Gen. c. B. Ware.
The party is to be held in
their residence at 5000 Wat
son place.
Gen. Ware, with six of the
directors on his staff and 30
students, will arrive the day
Of the dinner and will stay
at the Hotel Fairfax for the
two days they will be in
town.
The Norwegian Naval At
tache, Rear Admiral Ragn-
valid A. Tamber, and Mrs.
Tamber have issued invita-
tions for dinner on Friday.
They are entertaining at
their home on Stardust lane
in Bethesda.
Canadian Naval Attache
Commodore John Charles
O'Brien and Mrs. O'Brien are
returning to town this after
noon from Ottowa, Canada.
Admiral O'Brien went to
Canada to attend a senior
officers conference.
Reception Set
The Air Force Assistant
Chief of Staff for Intelligence,
Mai. Gen. Robert A. Brett
weiser, and Mrs. Breitweiser
are planning a reception
February 7, at the Officers
Club, Boiling Air Force Base.
The 7 o'clock party will be
In honor of the Commander,
4th Air Region of France,
Maj. Gen. Charles j. P. de
Loustal.
Gen. de Loustal will arrive
in New York next Sunday for
a To-day visit, accompanied
by Brig. Gen. Yves M. Fabre,
Brig. Gen. Francis j. Grison,
Col. Andre P. Fouchier, Col.
Pierre M. de L'Espinay and
the United States escort Of
ficer, Maj. Ned Thomas.
The visitors are presently
touring principal air bases
before coming to Washington
February 7. They will STAY at
the Shoreham Hotel.
The French Air Attache,
1t. Gen. Henry de Ran
court, and Mrs. de Rancourt
will entertain February 8 for
Gen. de Loustal. They will
give a $3.50 pm. reception in
their home on Springland
lane.
Arrives Today
The Air Force Deputy Chief
Of Staff for Operations, 1t.
Gen. Gabriel P. Disosway,
and Mrs. Disosway have invi-
tations out for a reception
January 81 at the Officers
Club, Boiling Air Force Base.
Their guest of honor will
be the visiting commander,
Tactical Air Command, Royal
Netherlands Air Force, Maj.
Gen. Alex Louis Cox.
Gen. Cox arrives in the
Evening star., 1963-01-20

It's q Game,
Not PretzeIs
by MARJORIE HOLMES

BY MARJORIE HOLMES
Life" I've always heard, "is not all beer and
Skittes"
But not until recently did it dawn on me that
SkitteS is NOT something crunchy to eat (say like
pretzels) along with the foaming mug: SkittleS is
game
I know because it invaded our house at Christmas,
slight heavng of the walls sounds of zany
troed hlary it's all due to this cusSed caprcous utterly
captivating polished wood box of knights and knaves and
family, neighbors and sometimes passing strangers
gather at all hours And you start to play it's almost
impossible either to keep quiet to quit.
Eerie Little Demons
The game is sheer action so vigorous so gay it has
to be to be believed But what you is wind up these
little topke spinners yank back let CO. and watch them
race forth to strike down the impeding The instant
they launched they longer inanimate-they
literally little beings with lives of their own They dash,
they dart they dance they wh like dervisheS they meet
they kiss they quarrel they rush apart and then collide
They sometimes flop dead the field of battle then
mracuousy leap again to life and Scurry about
They like imps, like captious spirits, like things
possessed
There is something eerie about it, kind of magic Any
number play and the sixyear be lucky
Grandpa-yet there to be something psychic in
uncanny power them it Leaning the royal
compartments where the king and queen stand gently
them into doing his will Come now this way,
this way" he says-Thats right in herel" And To- they
shy switch perversey off, in the end the dancing little
demons obey
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-23

6'30-News, Sports, Weather 7:00-Ed Sullivan 8:00AZane Grey Theatre 8:S0-Ive Got A Secret 9:00-Bob Hope 10:00-Tonight Show 11:00-Steve Allen
 Thursday 9::30 A M.-Coffee Break 4:45-TeSt Pattern 5:00-True Adventure 5:30-What's My Line? 6:00-Cartoons
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-23
KODIAK, ALASKA, AUGUST 2s, 1863

8:O0-Flight 8:30-Price Is Right 9:00-I'm Dickens, He's Fenster 9:30-Joey Bishop 10:0O-Lucky Lager Sports 10:30-Peter Gum 11:00-Movie
 Tuesday 9:30 A.M.-Coffee Break 4:45-Test Pattern 5:00-20th Century 5:30-To Tell the Truth 6:00-Cartoons 6:15-Air Force Ctory 6:30-News, Sports, Weather 7:00-Mitch Miller
 800 Wire Service 9:00-Meri Griffith 9:35-Stump the Stars 10:0O-Fight Of The Week 11:00-Steve Allen 12:15-Globel Zobel
 Wednesday 9:30 A.M.-Coffee Break 4:45-TeSt Pattern 5:00-Big Picture 5:30-Danny Thomas 6:OO-Cartoons 6:10-EBF
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-23

8:OO-U.S. Steel Hour 9:OOLJack Paar Show 10:00-Movie 11:0OLMovie
 Sunday 1:00-This Is The Life 18O-The Christophers 2:00-G.E. College Bowl 2:30-Championship Bridge 3:O0-Golf 4:15-PEo Bowlers 5:3O-Candid Camera 6:00-Disney Presents 7:0OACombat 7.5O-Interlude 8:10-Perry Mason 9:OOAGunsmoke 9:30LTwilight Zone l0:60LMovie 11:45-Man to Man
 Monday 9:30 A.M.-Coffee Break 4:45-Test Pattern 5:001Here's Edie 5:30-Dobie GilliS 6:00-CartoonS 6:15-NeWSreel 6:30-News, Sports, Weather 7:00lMeet the Press 7:301Andy Griffith
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-23
RADIO

Friday 9:30 A.M.-Coffee Break 4:45-Test Pattern 5:001Biography 5:3O-Shari Lewis 6:00ICartoons 6:15-EBF 6:30INews, Sports, Weather 7:00LSea Hunt 7::30-My Three Sons 8:m-Rawhide 9:00-Untouchables 10:00-Movie 11.30-Movie
 Saturday l2:15-Capt. Kangaroo l:001Ford Show 1:301Issues and Answers 200 Am. Musical Theatre 2::301BaSeball 4:30-Lawrence Welk 5:3O-World Concert Hall 6:00-Bonanza 7:O0-Eilly 7:301Dick Van Dyke
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-23

s.1o-Pathe Educational Fila 6.3O-News, Sports, Weather 7:OO-Bat Masterson 7:3O-Lockup a.OO-Gary Moore Show 9.OO-Passw0rd 9:3O-Perry Como 1o:30-Movie
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Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-23

Mirror classifieds bring result.
Evening star., 1963-01-22
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Medical tests proved this formula
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prescription-so safe when used as
directed that now II can be sold -
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Evening star., 1963-01-22
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The secret ls-Primatene combines
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Each performs a special purpose.
So look forward 10 sleep at night,
and freedom from asthma spasms.
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Evening star., 1963-01-22
WORD GAME
Find 35 or more words in
DON Sic

meaning "lunatic." Average is
rs words. Time limit. 80 min
utes.
Rules OF the Eame: / Words must
be OF four or more letters. 2 Words
which acquire four letters by the Addi-
ton OF 's" such a. bats" eats" are
not used q Only one form OF word
Il used. 4 Proper names are not
used.
Answer 10 NEOMENIA
name, neon, nine none. nome, mona,
Evening star., 1963-01-22
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Childish PIuy
Traps Defender
By ALFRED SHEINWOLD

Everybody knows that the
opening lead against q suit
contract is almost never low
from an ace. For this reason
declarer almost never puts up
dummy's unsupported king at
the first trick. Curiously
enough. this did happen in
today's hand.
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
AQ98
8K63
oAQJ74
@J8
WEST EAST
ass A74
VJ9742 0AQl0
o832 oK5
@K1O4 %97e532
SOUTH
AAKJ1052
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South West North East
ia Pass 30 Pass
la Pass a. All Pass
Opening lead: -Four Of hearts.
West led the four Of hearts,
and South played the king of
hearts from dummy. This was
an unusual play, since South
knew enough to expect this
trick to lose.
East won with the ace of
hearts, smiling broadly at
South's childish play. East con-
tinued with the queen of
hearts, on which West played
the deuce.
East then led the 10 Of
hearts, and this justified
South's childish play. Now the
contract was cold.
Draws Trumps
South ruffed the third heart,
drew two rounds Of trumps,
and led the 10 Of diamonds
for a finesse. East won with
the king Of diamonds and
shifted to a club. but it was
too late.
South stepped UP with the
ace of clubs and got rid of
the queen Of clubs on one Of
dummy's good diamonds.
East should read the heart
situation when West plays the
deuce at the second trick. A
player who leads the four and
then plays the deuce (when
the three is in sight) has
opened his fourth best and
then has played his fifth best,
showing exactly five cards in
the suit.
1t is obvious that South
is ready to ruff the third
heart, so East should switch
to clubs instead. The defenders
will get a club trick to de-
feat the contract.
incidentally, South "child-
ishly" played the king Of hearts
from dummy to make 1t easy
for East to continue the suit.
Beware when q good player
makes an apparently foolish
play. He may be setting q trap
for you.
Daily Question
AS dealer, you hold:
AQ98 0K63 oAQJ74%J J8
What do you say?
Answer: Bid one diamond.
You have 13 points in high
cards and one point for the
doubleton. You would prefer to
have the jack Of clubs In
hearts or spades instead of
where it is, but you can't have
everything. The hand is a
sound. but minimum. opening
bid.
Copyright. 1868. Gen. Features Corp)
The chronicle., 1963-12-06

Christmas Season is cer-
tainly upon us. We start the
Season off with cocktail par
ties and we are certainly
locking forward to having the
Annual Chronicle Christmas
Party here Friday Night. 1t
will certainly be a busy day
here at the Inn for us with
the OAR Luncheon with Mrs.
Frances Broussard as Hostess
and two other banquets al
night plus our usual Saturday
Night Buffet. We are certain
Iy happy TO be Host to these
people. Our Christmas decOra-
tiOns should all be complete
by then.
May once again REMIND
YOU that we at the Inn are
most happy to make reserva-
lions for you at other Master
Host Motor Hotels throughout
the country which we are for
tunately associated with over
$50 other motels in all Sec
tiOns of the land and If you
desire Accommodations other
than a Master Host, we will
get these for you also. This
is our pleasure and we hope
that you will take advantage
of this opportunity.
For a while here in Pasca-
gouIa this week, we were all
very excited over the thought
Of having the University OF
Alabama train here for the
Sugar Bowl Game with Ole
Miss but they went TO Mobile.
You can rest assured that the
innkeepers here in town will
be after the Sugar Bowl
teams to train here in Pasca-
'.ouia next year. We think it's
wonderful opportunity for
ahlicitv for the town as well
as showing visitors the hos
RI lity of PascagOtila.
Employee of the Week is
Mrs. Virginia Kirk. wife of
NJ. B. Kirk and mother of two
children. She is a Desk Clerk
and has been with us since
we opened. We are proud to
have Mrs. Kirk and the job
she is doing is another ex-
ample of the good Jackson
County people.
The chronicle., 1963-12-06

hold their party Tuesday at z
pm. Seniors will hold their par
ty Dec. IL. This group is COM
posed Of members from IS
through 21 years of age.
Members voted this year to
bring gifts for residents and pa
tientS at the Jackson County
Home in Hurley and the Gulf
Coast Nursing Home.
Programs for both parties
will include a traditional Christ
mas presentation, talent review,
folk dancing, games and refresh
mentS.
Moss Point recreation direc-
tor Tom Kindred will be in
charge Of the dancing.
Planning committee members
for the events are Andy Chris
tensen, chairman, Nancy Hicks,
Sammie Suter, Norma Murphy,
Jerry Baker, Lynn Rouse and
Mrs. Ivan Murray, adult leader.
Senior club members will as
SiSt adult leaders in recreational
activities for the junior party.
Moss point
The chronicle., 1963-12-06
HID Club Has
Christmas Fete

The Pinedale Home demon
StratiOn Club held its annual
Christmas party at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Beasley with a
covered dish luncheon.
Christmas gift exchange and
revelation of members secret
pals were the highlightS Of the
party.
The Beasley home was deco
rated with a large Christmas
tree and other arrangements in
the Christmas spirit.
A short business session was
presided over by Mrs. Lee Wat
kins. A Christmas basket will
be given by the club to a needy
family.
MesdameS c. K. Echoff, Jessie
Cox and Thomas Stuckey COM
posed the committee for enter
tainment for the party.
The chronicle., 1963-12-06
Officers Elected
At Bridge Club

Officers of Paspoint Duplicate
Bridge Club were elected at
til Tuesday night meeting,
w'lch was held at the Longfel-
low House.
Serving as president is Walter
Lewis with Mrs. Jack BuZard,
vice-president and Mrs. H. N.
Hudgins, secretary-treasurer.
Winners of the evening were
Mrs. r. S. Ford and Mr. S.
George Lewis, first place north
south; Mrs. Riley Patterson and
Mrs Gene Williams, econ d
place: Mrs. w. H. Nelson Jr.
and Walter Lewis, third place.
East west winners were Mrs.
H. A. Fly and Mrs. Ray Pa
ller, first place; Mrs. John y.
Grant Jr. and Mrs. H Il b er
Grant, second; and Mrs. Rich
ard H. Allan and Mrs. j a C k
BuZard, third.
Seven and a half tables were
present and master points were
awarded. Coffee was served
during the evening.
The group will meet Tuesday
at 7::3O pm. at the Longfellow
House and sessions are open to
the public.