.ABOUT UNSOLICITED FOREIGN MAIL '
Unsolicited communist propaganda- from,
the Soviet Union, from .Soviet satellites,
■. from Cuba and from other places outside
the Unite d States is being sent to per*-'
sons in this country. This propaganda :
attempts to promote the objectives <of
the International Communist Movement.lt
often.appears, on the surface, to be
innocent and unimportant. . ?
But the communists regard propaganda
as :an important, and necessary means for
subversion of our nation and the free
;world. In order to achieve the maximum
impact, this propaganda.often comes to
unsuspecting addressees who are not
associated with or in sympathy with, V-"
communist obj e ctives•
This propaganda is not labeled to re
veal its origin or content and is not
always easy to identify.
If you have received unsolicited mail"
from abroad, it may.contain such prop
aganda. If you wish, you may mark it
"refused" and return it to your local
post office. s
The privacy of your mail continues to
be respected by your Government and by
the Postal Service.
; s/J.Edward Day
._^_ Postmaster General
ATTENTION ALL OCCUPANTS OF PUBLIC QTRS
AND' RENTAL HOUSING—-Recent Department .of
Defense Instruction^ on administration
of Navy Family Housing direct that occup
ants of both public quarters and rental
housing will bo required to replace burn
ed out light bulbs at their own expe'nse.
Station Housing instructions have been
revised to reflect this Change, .Light
bulbs are now available at the Navy Ex
change. Effective immediately, only odd
size and florescent bulbs not stocked
at the Navy Exchange will be issued by
the Public Works Electric Shop for use
in quarters. All standard size bulbs, ,
including three-way lamp, bulbs., must
be purchased at the Navy Exchange.
ATTENTION SPORTSMENs There will be a
meeting of the Adak Sportsmen Club on
Monday, 25 June at 1930. All members are
urged to attend as there will be a elect
ion of new officers. Come down and supp
ort your candidates. Refreshments will
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STATION SMOKER SATURDAY JUNE 30th
PROMISES THRILLS AND A FINE CARD
"Thanks to the tireless efforts of ; ^
'Bobby Combs and Benriett,. BUI, who have
worked diligently .to organize and prod
uce it,' the Naval Station has a fine
SMOKER scheduled for Adakians to enjoy;"
LT SIMPSON, Special Services Officer,
announced Friday.
The Smoker, with many fine events
scheduled should be a "must" on the list
of things to . 6ee for Adakians for Sat
urday, June 30th. the Smoker is sched
uled for 7't30 P.M. and will be held, in
the Bering Gym. Don’t miss it.
ATTENTION MODELERS
All Adakians who will be entering the
4th of July Model Meet are requested to
fill out an entry blank.
Entry blanks are available in the SpecC
ial Services Office or the Hobby Ship and
must bo submitted to the Special Services
Office*by 26 June 1962.
IMPORTANT NOTICE ;
The following streets will', be secured
to all vehicle traffic for the duration
of the School vacation or until further
notice. These roads will be barricaded
and have been designated as children*s
playground areas. No vehicular traffic
will be permitted on these streets. Occup
ants of dependent quarters will utilize
rear entrances gnly? l4
a. All of Fletcher Road from Bering way
to Amulet Road. (Quarters,)-13 through
0-24 inclusive.) _
b. Amulet Road to Bering Way. (From East
Side of Post Office to Quarters p-34 in-,
elusive.) ( ' r
c. Travis Way from Amulet Road to Aid©
ulet Road. (Quarters E-41 through E-66
inclusive.)' r
' HOUSING AT THE WORLD'S FAIR
Mr. and Mrs* M.E. Quanrud, former Adak
residents who reside in Seattle have
housing available for visitors' to'the
Seattle World*s Fair. Their residence
is 15 minutes from the fair grounds.
Accomodations include private bath,
private entrance, and baby sitting avail
able. Contact" M.E. Quanrud, 7348 -12th
N.W. Seattle 7, Wash. Phone SUnset 4-7 9C5.