Naval Station
Births
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;s*e R. and Luther R. Dicker
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L. and Jim Gayle Chandler.
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fine Diane and John Charles
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Plan Many Events
In Observance of
Armed Forces Day
A full round of activities are
planned for the observance of
Armed Forces Day aboard the
Naval Station here from 1 to 5
p.m., Saturday, May 17. The public
is invited.
‘Tower For Peace,” theme of
Armed Forces Day for 1958, will
be borne out in demonstrations
and exhibits during the afternoon.
Following opening ceremonies at
1 p.m. at Hangar 1, when the
Naval Station Band will furnish
the music, numerous displays of
Navy equipment and activities will
ARMED FORCES DAY— 1958.
Vice Admiral A. C. Richmond,
Commandant of the U. S. Coast
Guard, which operates in peace
time under the Treasury Depart
ment and in wartime under the
Department of Defense, has en
couraged all citizens to avail them
selves of the opportunity to see the
new developments in our Armed
Forces.
be shown in the hangar. This will
include a display of arctic survival
kits and aircraft engines of Fleet
Aircraft Service Squadron 114.
Also in Hangar 1, Marine Barracks
personnel will display weapons,
cold weather clothing, and com
munications clothing.
The Coast Guard Air Detach
ment, Fleet Weather Central,
Ordinance personnel, Public
Works, Ships Department, and
others will display various equip
ment.
A deep sea diving rig, a flam
able liquid fire demonstration, and
many other displays will be offer
ed.
“Open House” will be observed
at the main fire station and aboard
the LSM-161 and Coast Guard
Cutters.
ARMED FORCES DAY— 1958. The Joint Chiefs of Staff confer
around a world globe in the Pentagon. They are (left to right)
Gen. Thomas D. White, Chief of Staff, USAF; Gen. Maxwell D.
Taylor, Chief of Staff, USA; Gen. Nathan F. Twining, Chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff; Adm. Arleigh A. Burke, Chief of Naval
Operations; and Gen. Randolph McC. Pate, Commandant, U. S.
Marine Corps. _
ARMED FORCES DAY — 1958 will see more missiles in operation and under development in the U. S.
Armed Forces than ever before. Service missiles shown chove are (left to right): U. S. Navy TERRIER,
a surface-to-surrace missile aboard the USS Boston; U. S. Army JUPITE^-C, the rocket which launched
the first U. S. earth satellite, the EXPLORER; and U. S.-Air Farce THOR, surface-to-surface Inter
mediate Range Ballistic Missile.
ARMED FORCES DAY — 1958. Men and women cf all the Armed
Forces will welcome the public to "open house" ct military in:filia
tions throughout the United States and overseas cn this ninth cr.nucl
ARMED FORCES DAY.
ARMED FORCES DAY — 1958. Submarines of the U. S. Navy are
equipped and ready to fi:n Jsr-j-range missiles, such as REGULUS I
as shown on the USS Laroe/d above. With nuclear power, guided
missile submarines will t-e to operate in widely dispersed ^areaa
for indefinite periods c? time. Navy installations will hold "open
house" ot which the public r-:;y see men end equipimnf that pro*
vide security for the Natic.i <—3 POWER FOR PEACE.
rt
ART WALDRON
Republican Candidate For The Territorial House
I take this opportunity to thank my many friends who chose me at the
Primaries to represent you in the General Election October 14,1958.
It will be an honor and a pleasure to work with the fine people you have
picked as my team mates.
To those deserving folk who offered their services but were not chosen;
it is my sincere wish that you will permit me the opportunity to learn of any
concrete idea you have for the betterment of Alaska, that I may be better
qualified to serve Alaskans.
I am confident that by all working together we will be successful in the
coming General Election. I solicit your advice.
Please address any communication to:
Art Waldron
Box 1994
Anchorage, Alaska
Phone: 26433 or 36401
Again, I thank you.
Arthur F. Waldron.