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For the first time since the es
tablishment of the naval base at
Kodiak liquor will be made avail
able to enlisted men on the res
ervation, it was announced this
week.
According to a directive of the
17th Naval District, “limitations
relative to the possession and
use of intoxicating liquors for
beverages purposes have been
extended to include quarters of
enlisted men residing with de
pendents, enlisted men’s clubs
and recreation centers, public
quarters assigned civilian person
nel and civilian employe clubs at
shore establishments under the
jurisdiction of the Navy Depart
ment outside the continental
limits of the United States (out
side the 48 states and the Dis
trict of Columbia).”
The directive followed an or
der of the Secretary of Navy of
July 13, which extends Article
118 of U, S Navy Regulations
1920 and General Order No. 59
dated May 13, 1935.
Officers have been able to buy
liquor for consumption in quar
ters, on a ration basis of 1 quart
of Scotch per month and 1 quart
of whiskey per week, with extra
a'lotments for entertainments.
Under the new directive the
possession or use of alcoholic li
quor in enlisted men’s or civil
ians’ barracks is expressly forbid
den The sale of bottled goods
shall be made only to enlisted or
civilian personnel residing in
quarters with dependents. En
listed men without dependents
may only buy drinks at their
clubs or recreation centers.
The sale, gift or exchange cf
alcoholic beverages to minors or
to any unauthorized person is
prohibited and Naval Commands
are required to issue instructions
to require compliance with ap
plicable local laws.
A local Naval official said the
sales of liquor as provided by
the new directive would go on
sale as soon as provisions can be
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