' SUhlBSAMS with M. S. Coster DU1 MCB-9
A'now' booklet is being handed out to
those^Igcky people heading stateside. •
This 'booklet is filled with all kinds
of helpfull information like;
; How to work a TV channel selector,
How to distihgush trees from other
foreign objects,,and How to Smile.
. The part on Smiling could be very
well left out as 'most people seem to
learn this naturally as soon as they
get their’orders. V
“ ONLY THE FINEST SERVE' IN THE U. S.
- NAVAL RESERVE
The Berlin buildup demonstrated once
again the vital role of the Naval Re-.*
serve to the Navy and the nation, how
ever, this buildup intertupted the nor
mal, input- of personnel into the Naval
-Reserve from active duty due to the
necessity of retaining personnel beyond
normal RAD.
The majority of personnel returning
to civilian life, both regular and re
serve, Officer and enlisted, have a
military obligation of which they should
be advised.
In civilian life* active participat
ion in a reserve‘component of the United
States adds stature and prestige to
the individual in his community.
Vacancies now exist in almost all
categories of selected reserve programs
of the Naval Resery.e, particularly for
junior officers and rated enlisted per
sonnel.
If you are leaving Adak for separ
ation, your Commanding Officer, your
shipmates hope that .you will continue
to serve your country after release by!
enlisting in the Naval Reserve.il emember
only the finest serve - in the U, S.
NAVAL RESERVE.
Nature is wonderful, A million years
ago she didn’t even know we would event
ually learn to skate. Yet look at ' the
convenient place she put our shock
absorbers.
TRAFFIC COURT
The following Licensed-Suspensions
were awarded at Traffic Court on 20
June, 1962. No.
days
Case no. Violation Susp,
198 Negligent driving result
ing in a accident. 3 Mos.
199 Speeding
200 Speeding
30 days
30 days
201
Driving while under the
influence of Aleohol. Reck
lessness and Negligence re
sulting in an accident that
endangered passenger*s lives.
Permanent Susp
202 Unauthorized parking in space
reserved for XO NavSta. 10 days
SALMON TAGGING ■
The Fisheries Research Institute has
expanded its operations this year and
a considerably greater amount of tagging
of Salmon has been done by the U. S.,
Canada and Japan*
Posters have been posted in the Post
Office and the Administration Building^
giving information on the tagging and ^
what to do if you catch a Salmon with a
tag on it.
A $1 reward will be paid for high
seas tags put on by Canada, Japan, U.S.
U.S.S.R, Location and date of tagging
will be sent promptly to fishermen with
the reward.
Those, who catch a Salmon with a tag
should record data, iejwhere caught,date
time and remove tag and send^it to the
following address*
Fisheries Research Institute .
' University of Washington
Seattle 5, Washington .
The reporting of the Catch of a tag
fish furnishes the Institute with val
uable information.