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plications of such an attack, the
Navy believes that the enemy also
recognizes that such an exchange
can result only in his own annihila
tion.
Second — and no less important
—is to have forces being able to
deter, fight and win limited wars.
A more likely threat to world
peace lies in the enemy’s continu
ed probings and attempts to take
additional areas by all other means
at his disposal. That is, political,
economic, psychological, infiltra
tion, subversion and limited mili
tary actions. This is the atmos
phere in which limited wars are
spawned. If the Soviets can achieve
their goal of world conquest by
piecemeal, nibbling aggressions or
limited wars for specific objectives
they will continue to do so as
they did, for example, in the Indo
china War in which their objective
was to brirtg the Imdo-China
peninsula within their orbit.
The average American might
ask—“What’s so important about
being able to deter, contain, or win
limited wars on the other side of
the ocean?”
The answer is just this. As long
as we can contain a limited war
in Syria, there won’t be any atomic
bombs falling on Syracuse, New
York.
As long as we can prevent a
limited war in Suez, there won’t
be any nuclear bombs falling on
Sioux City, Iowa.
• As long as we have the forces
to precisely hand aggressions
against Formosa, there won’t be
any nuclear bombs falling on
Formosa, Arkansas.
However, if the only way we
can anser to any of these situa
tions is to drop nuclear weapons on
Russia—then watch out in Syra
cuse, Sioux City, and Formosa,
USA.
The concept of today’s Navy is
to have the right forces to meet
any challenge, whether it is cold
war sabor rattling, a limited, nib
bling aggression aimed at adding
another piece of real estate to
Communist holdings, or an all
out nuclear war.
Bowling
Mixed Doubles
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Island Electronics 18 2
Hall-Ensslin 13 7
Pinhawks 13 7
Rhein-Anderson 12 8
Fuzzy-Fours 11 9
Rich-Marcs 11 9
Lightning Bugs 10 10
Carter-Stover 9 11
Gutter Snipes 8 12
Roysbergers 8 12
Ls & Ms 4 16
Sutliff-Jarvella 3 17
High Game — Scrach & Handi
cap Men—G. Jarvella 247 - 274
Women—L. Lester 220 - 239: High
Series, Scratch & Handicap, Men—
G. Jarvella 587 - 668: Women— L.
Lester 607 - 664: High Team Sing
le Game—S. & HC Island Elec
tronics 688 - 830; High Series
Scratch, Island Electronics 1966
High Series, Handicap, Hall-Ens
slin 2416
Commercial Bowling League
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Lucky Lager 16 8
Breakers 15 9
Rendezvous 15 9
Carlings 15 9
Sportland 15 9
Kodiak Telephone 13 11
B & B 12 12
Mecea 11 13
Pattersons 10 14
Loran Station 10 14
National Guard 8 16
Martins Plumbing 4 20
High series, Ballard 595; High
*ame, Ballard 215; High team,
series, Rendezvous 2564; High
team, game Lucky Lager 935.
Emblem Club
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Rendezvous Does 19 5
Kraft’s Super Mkt. 16 8
Ship Mates 14 10
King Crab 12 12
Orpheum Flickers 12 12
Mecca 49 Room 12 12
City Mkt. 12 12
Naughty Naughtons 12 12
Breakers 10 14
Frontier Gals 10 14
Knudsen's 8 16
Beauty - Kraft 7 17
Weeks high: Single game,
scratch Lila Lester, 215; single
w/hdcp: Helen Hall, Anne Unger,
Lila Lester, 219; Series scratch:
Lila Lester, 562; Series w/hdcp,
Anne Unger, 643.
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Oct. 24 - Oct. 28
Monday — Baked corned beef
hash, buttered peas, apricots.
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OCT. 19, CALLING AT
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Casserole of Beans and ham, cab
bage and carrot salad, plums,
bread, butter and milk; Wednes
day—Hot dog on buttered bun, car
rot sticks, buttered green beans,
fruited jello, chocolate milk;
Thursday — Spaghetti with meat
sauce, buttered spinach, garlic
bread, pineapple, milk; Friday—
Cheese sandwich, vegetable soup,
cookies, fruit, milk. \
Seek Adults For
Evening Classes
Kodiak Public School announces
enrolment for adult, evening clas
ses at the high school, 7 through
8 o’clock each evening, Monday
through Friday, October 24-28.
Typing, shop and art courses
will be offered at a cost of $20.00
for each course. Classes meet for
Legal Notices
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the
cafeteria and lunch counter busi
ness on Alaska Way known as
“THE DOGHOUSE”, formerly
operated by Edward A. Hess, and
from and after October 15,1960, be
under the sole and exclusive pro
prietorship of Dera C. Brunstad.
The business will continue to
operate under the name and style
of “THE DOGHOUSE.”
Published October 15, October 22,
1960.
Legal Notices
CITY OF KODIAK, ALASKA
RESOLUTION NO. 7-60
A RESOLUTION DECLARING
THE INTENTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL ON BEHALF OF THE
CITY OF KODIAK, TO ACCEPT
AND CONSENT TO PROPOSED
EXCLUSION FROM THE CITY
OF KODIAK OF THE HOLIDAY,
CROOKED, AND POPOFF
ISLANDS EXCLUSION DISTRICT
NOW A PART OF THE CITY, TO
PROVIDE A LEGAL DESCRIP
TION OF THE AREA, TO MAKE
A DETAILED STATEMENT OF
THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS
UPON WHICH THE EXCLUSION
SHALL BE AGREED TO. AND TO
ESTABLISH A PROPOSED EF
FECTIVE DATE OF THE PRO
POSED EXCLUSION.
WHEREAS, on the 18th day of
August 1960, the petitions propos
ing the exclusion from the City of
Kodiak of the Holiday, Crooked,
and Popoff Islands Exclusion Dis
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