To Tighten Security On Naval Station
Issuing Of Base Passes Being Reviewed
There will be security checks ap
plied in the issuing of passes on the
Naval station, according to a state
ment made i>y Capt. E. C. Smith,
at the Base-Town Committee meet
ing held Tuesday.
Indiscrimatory issuance of
passes, he said, has resulted in sev
eral security problems. A study is
being conducted on the issuance
of so-called “pink” passes, which
are issued for a period of three
years. He intimated many of these
will be nullified.
Also under advisement is a plan
to limit the hours for which a pass
is valid, restricting the “pink” and
other passes to work day hours.
Ranchers passes, he said, will be
limited to those who reside on the
other side of the Naval Station,
who must pass by road, through
the station to go to town.
It will be necessary for all car
owners driving on the station to
carry liability insurance, he said.
The safety factor will be stressed,
he stated.
The checks, he said, may, or may
not, affect town people.
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People who wish to attend Little
League. Pony League baseball
games, or other events may do so,
the commanding officer stated. A
special events pass is issued in
such cases, he stated. The question
was brought up by a member of the
committee who stated several peo
ple were turned back at the gate
who wished to attend a Little
League game on the base. Capt.
Smith then made it clear that they
were barred due to an error. He ex
pressed his regret for the occur
rences.
Capt Smith said security on the
station has been lax, and tighten
ing of the pass system is done to
improve this condition.
Special Navy buses will be run
between the Naval Station and Ko
diak for liberty parties, according
to the commanding officer. Buses
will be run in the evening on a trial
basis, it was stated, and if traffic
warrants, they will be continued
on a permanent bases. Only mili
tary personnel will be allowed to
ride the busses, it was pointed out,
since the service is free.
Capt. Smith brought up the sub
ject of military personnel from the
station working in town. He stated
he did not want anyone from the
station working in town if it de
prived anyone in the various crafts
from getting employment. He
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pointed out, however, it was help
ful to a sailor to augment his small
pay by working, and also, he said,
it proved of benefit to industries
and townspeople in many instances.
The committee was generally
agreed that this was so. It was sug
gested a prospective employer
clear with any union involved be
fore hiring. Good help is not al
ways available when needed, it was
stated.
Considerable discussion arose
following a report by Dr. R. F. Bur
nett, Dental Officer on the Naval
Station, who stated his department
is getting more calls than it can
handle from townspeople seeking
dental care during the absence of
the local dentist.
Dr. Burnett stated he is willing
to cooperate in helping people with
dental problems, but he said, his
department was unable to take
proper care of the work it was set
up to do.
In the future, all cases will be
screened and only those that can
be classified as emergencies will
be treated, he said.
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