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Nleeti g Results
Nil, Says Murphy
Washington, D. C., Nov. 28—
Meeting with major national com
mittees of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars here over the weekend, VFW
Commander in Chief Timothy J.
Murphy of Boston, stated that the
Foreign Ministers’ Conference at
Geneva was a disappointment and
that no effective results wefe ob
tained.
Murphy, who recently returned
from a three-week trip to Europe,
warned that the American public
should not be lulled into compac
ency by the “stailes and expres
sions of good-will, or the pleas for
co-existence exuded by the Rus
sians at the Summit Conference
and at the subsequent Foreign
Ministers’ Conference.”
The VFW leader spoke to a joint
meeting of the VFW’s national
Legislative, Security, American
Sovereignty and Labor Liaison
Committees and stated that the
entire free world is disappointed
with the results of the Geneva Con
ference.
Commander Murphy declared
that one of the damaging effects
of the New Look was the exchange
of groups between Soviet Russia
and the United States.'
VFW committees agreed that
there should be a gearing of the
overall national defense to a
strength demanded by the failure
of the Foreign Ministers’ Confer
ence.
A VFW five-point program to be
placed before the Second Session
of the 84th Congress was adopted
by the joint VFW national commit
tees.
In its five-point program, the
VFW said it would continue its op
position to create a world govern
ment and would oppose any recog
nition of Red China by the United
Nations.
The VFW group attached top ,
priority to its pledge seeking a li
beralization of veterans pension
program, especially as it applies
to World War I veterans.
The VFW will seek Cabinet sta
tus for an Administrator of Veter
ans Affairs.
COAL TESTING LAB SET UP
The Bureau of Mines, United
States Department of the Interior
announced establishment of a coal
testing laboratory in Alaska to
help insure the deilvery of quality
fuel to *air bases and other Federal
establishments in the Territory.
Equipment has been set up at
the Elmendorf Air Force Base,
near Anchorage, where samples
from shipments to that installation
and other military bases and Fed
eral office buildings in Alaska will
be analyzed regularly to determine
whether the coal delivered by Al
askan mines is of the grade speci
fied in their contracts.
Alaska now has seven producing
mines, most of whose output goes
to Government bases.
The Bureau’s coal-testing labora
tory at Elmendorf also will ana
lyze prospectors’ coal samples
without charge as well as speci
mens submitted by prospective
bidders on future Government con
tracts in the Territory.
CHRISTMAS TREES TO BE SOLD
The Boy Scouts will sell Christ
mas trees Saturday afternoon and
evening, December 16 and all day
Sunday, December 17.
Trees can be chosen and picked
up on these days on the lot be
tween the Kodiak Apartments and
the Kodiak Hotel. The price will
be very reasonable, according to
Scout officials. All funds will go
to the local scout troop.
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There’s only 19 Shopping
days to Christmas
For Tasty, Delicious Pastries,
Pies, Cookies and Cakes
Everyday is Shopping
Day at La Lande’s
Cakes for Special Occasions
Gift Wrapped Fruit Cakes
Tom & Jerry Batter
LaLandes Kodiak Bakery
Around the corner from the theatre
Phone 3454
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ILK’S
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Elk’s Lodge
Sunday, December 4, at 2 p.m.
The faults of our Brothers we wtite upon the sands
Their virtues upon the tablets of love and memory.
Elks Lodge members are urged to join with other
Elks in commemoration of the mem
ory of departed brothers
The Public Is Invited