Social Security
Man Here Monday
Ray Williams, resident repre
sentative for the Social Security
Administration, is expected to
visit Kodiak next week and will be
available to assist with applications
for old-age, survivors and disability
insurance benefits.
Area residents who wish infor
mation on recent changes in the
Social Security law are asked to
contact Williams, who will be avail
able at the Kodiak Hotel next Mon
day, August 7.
Men between 62 and 65 who wish
to retire with reduced benefits and
older workers who formerly did
not have enough credit for work
under social security to receive
benefits and older workers who
formerly did not have enough cre
dit for work under social security
to receive benefits, must apply be
fore their benefits can be started,
under the changed law. These peo
ple should get in touch with him,
Williams said.
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HOW THEY MEASURE UP FOR MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE —
Here is the Tale of the Tape for the middleweight championship fight
between NBA champion Gene Fullmer, West Jordan, Utah, and Flor
entine Fernandez of Cuba. The fight is scheduled for August 5 in
Ogden, Utah. (AP Wirephoto)
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Book Review_
Inside Europe Today, by John
Gunther. Published by Harper &
Brothers, July 24, 1961. 715 words.
Twenty-five years ago John Gun
ther published the first of his dis
cerning and illuminating studies of
the world at large—Inside Europe.
The year was 1936; even the least
perceptive observer realized that
the bloody specter of war already
haunted the Continent. Europe’s
three most powerful men were me
galomaniacal dictators: Adolph Hit
ler, Joseph Stalin, Benito Musso
lini. England slept; France sat com
placently behind the Maginot Line;
the Balkans seethed with 19th-cen
tury comic-opera-like intrigue; civil
war raged in Spain.
Now in a totally new book, based
on new travels, new interviews,
new concepts and new insights, Mr.
Gunther provides an up-to-the-min
ute look at Europe of the 1960s.
Inside Europe Today is the Book
of-the-Month Club Selection for
August.
In the introduction to his new
book, Mr. Gunther makes an im
portant point. “The most striking
of all differences between the Eur
ope of 1936 and that of 1961,” he
says, “is that a general war in the
near future is unlikely . . . Mr.
Khrushchev is a man who can be
extraordinarily rude, crude and
disagreeable, quite capable of los
ing his temper, but he is not a mad
man . . . Hitler could not get what
he wanted by direct territorial ag
gression and open warfare. Khru
shchev, in strict contrast, can only
get what he wants by taking advant
age, for his own purposes, of a per
iod of peace.”
In the book is a survey of West
Germany, of France, and England.
Though no longer a major power,
Gunther states, Britain is still the
most important country in Europe,
not only politically and economic
ally, but from the point of view of
ideals, prestige and influence . . .
an “intensely virile nation in the
realm of ideas."
On The Screen
SATURDAY
“Kidnapped”—Magic of the Rob
ert Louis Stevenson touch, plus
Walt Disney attention to authen
ticity, as well as adventure, humor,
the scenery of Scotland, and Tech
nicolor—ought to make this film
appealing to most.
The Stevenson yarn is still a best
seller after seventy years. The
story as most of you know is about
young David, shanghied by a sea
captain at the request of his uncle,
so the latter could claim title to
land rightfully belonging to the
boy.
Cast includes Peter Finch, James
MacArthur, Bernard Lee and John
Laurie.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
“Wake Me When It’s Over.”—
Tells the almost unbelievable story
of how U. S. Air Force men on a
Northern Pacific Island transform
it into a colorful resort by imagina
tive conversion of G. I. equipment.
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For Appointment Call 486-2960
A comedian’s choice for laughs,
and endorsed by Bob Hope, Red
Skelton, Dean Martin, Jack Benny
and Bing Crosby, this is a Mervyn
LeRoy production for Twentieth
Century-Fox r elease.
In color, the film stars Ernie Ko
vacs, Dick Shawn, Margo Moore
and others.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
“Shake Hands With The Devil”
and James Cagney.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
“Texas Lady” and Anna Lucasta”
are on the double bill.
“Anna Lucasta” which ran for
more than 1,000 performances as
a Broadway play, as well as playing
throughout Europe, has an all-Ne
gro cast including Eartha Kitt in
the sultry, sexy title role, and
Sammy Davis, Jr., as her boyfriend.
For Sale
PINCH APARTMENTS,
INCLUDING THREE LOTS.
Approximately
170-foot Frontage on
Base Road.
TERMS
HARRY PINCH
Ph. 486—5112
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. The sweater prize of a preteen’s back to school
wardrobe! It's our Jantzen "Flip Stitch" bulky
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