Navy League Regional Conference
In Seattle Attended By Group Here
The Western Regional Confer
ence of the Navy League of the
United States held in Seattle, was
attended by a large delegation
from Kodiak and Anchorage and
other cities in Alaska.
The Conference, held at the
Olympic Hotel, Sept. 29, 30 and
Oct. 1, featured speakers from
across the nation, including the
Under Secretary of the Navy, Fred
A. Bantz, and the president of the
Navy League of the United States,
Frank G. Jameson. Commandants
from the 17th, 12th and 11th Naval
Districts, RADM. Henry H. Cald
well, RADM. George L. Russell,
and RADM. Murr E. Arnold, re
spectively, spoke before the group,
which was attended by some 150
delegates, on the subject of “The
Commandant and the Navy
League.” The theme of the con
ference was: An active Navy
League to aid an alert and ready
Navy, Marine Corps and Coast
Guard.
The Under Secretary of the
Navy, Fred A. Bantz, delivered an
address on the subject of “Signifi
cant Developments in the Navy in
the past year.” The speaker out
lined the Polaris developments,
which he said were of great signifi
cance, and the nuclear submarine
advances.
New memberships were stress
ed during the conference, with a
goal of 60,000 members set for
next year. The League has been
growing in membership the past
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FOR) HINIETJEFN SIXTY-ONE
Above: the Fleetwood Sixty Special. Below: the Series Sixty-Two Sedan.
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