General Welcomed
With Gun Salute
A seventeen gun salute was
given Gen. Randolph Pate, USMC,
Commandant of the U.S. Marine
Corps, on his arrival here Tuesday.
. General Pate, whose headquart
ers are in Washington, D.C., was
ob an inspection tour of Marine
Corps field commarids.
On hand to greet him at Kodiak
was Rear Admiral A.W. Me
Kochnie, USN, Commander, Al
askan Sea Frontier and Comman
dant 17th Naval District, Lt. Col.
Albert Wood, USMC, Commanding
Officer of Kodiak’s Marine Bar
racks, and officers from other
commands at Kodiak.
The General inspected the
Marine Honor Guard that met him
when he landed.
VIP Judge Here;
Touring Commands
The Honorable Robert E. Quinn,
Chief Judge of the U. S. Court of
Military Appeals, landed at the
U.S. Naval Station, Kodiak, Alaska,
Tuesday, Aug. 19, as part of his
visits to Alaskan and west coast
military commanders regarding
application of the Uniform Code
of Military Justice.
Accompanying the distinguish
ed jurist was Alfred C. Proulx who
is Clerk pf the Court. On hand to
greet Judge Quinn were Rear
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Admiral AW. McKechnie, USN,
Commander Alaskan Sea Frontier
and Commandant 17th Naval Dis
trict, and a delegation from the
Kodiak Chamber of Commerce,
headed by the President, O.K.
Kincaid.
U.S.S. SEADRAGON POWERED
BY WESTINGHOUSE-DESIGNED
NUCLEAR REACTOR PLANT
The atomic engine which will
power the U.S.S. Seadragon,
launched at Portsmouth, N.H.,
August 16, at the Portsmouth
Naval Shipyard, was designed and
trie Corporation at the Bettis plant
developed by Westinghouse Elec
near Pittsburgh, Pa., which the
company operates for the U.S.
Atomic Energy Commission.
The design and development
work on the reactor plant—the
last of four to be installed in fleet
type submarines—is being done
by Westinghouse under the direc
tion of and in technical coopera
tion with the Naval Reactors
Branch of the AEC.
John W. Simpson, vice president
and general manager of Bettis
plant said:
“The Seadragon reactor plant is
the sixth to be designed and
developed by Westinghouse for
submarine use under contract with
the AEC and the U.S. Navy.”
The first two were for the high
ly successful U.S.S. Nautilus—the
world’s first atomic power sub
marine which recently completed
a history-making voyage beneath
the polar ice cap—and for its
land-based protype located at the
Naval Reactors facility in Idaho.
NOTICE
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killed on long Island. Henceforth
dogs will not be allowed on the
island.
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Announcement by R. E. Robertson,
Usually Known as Bob Robertson,
of His Candidacy for United States
Senator for Term “A”
I have been a resident of Alaska for 52 years, during which
time I served three terms as Mayor of Juneau, about 24 years
as President of the Juneau Public School Board,, two terms as
President of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce, eight years as
Trustee of the University of Alaska (then Agriculture College
and School of Mines), Chairman of the Alaska Four Minute
Men, United , States Employment Service and United States
Public Health Service, First Judicial Division Member of the
Board of Law Examiners 26 y£ars, and in various other civic
and fraternal positions,, ^nd as Delegate to the 1955 Constitu
tional Convention at Fairbanks.
I believe in the two-party system of republican govern- •* •
ment. I am a life-long Republican and hope to aid Alaska’s re
turn to Republicanism in support of President Eisenhowers . ,
and Secretary of the Interior Seaton’s strong advocacy of State
hood for Alaska, which I have long supported, having orally ,
debated and written as early as 1943 for it, and having in 1924 ^ ' *
appeared before Congress on behalf of Southeastern Alaska,
urging Statehood. ... <
I have always advocated and still advocate low taxes and
will work to obtain an amendment to the United States Consti- •s!
tution limiting income taxes to 25% or less.
I request your vote at the primary election both for State
hood and myself on. August 26th, and at the final election on
November 25th. ..
I will \york to make Alaska the finest and best, as well as
the biggest, State of all the 49.
I will appear before you either personally or by television - . .. .
prior to November 25th.
. ; R. E. ROBERTSON * ’ !
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