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Soviet Defense Minister Zhukov Says
New Combination Of Air Power And
Nuclear Arms Cannot Decide a War !
NEW YORK, lifl — Soviet De
fense Minister Georgi K. Zhukov
says the new combination of air
power and nuclear arms “by
themselves cannot decide the out
come of an armed struggle.”
The Russian marshal says a fu
ture war will require large armies
and tremendous quantities of
ordinary arms, despite develop
ment of air power and nuclear
weapons.
Zhukov expressed the opinion
in response to questions submit
ted to him in writing by Hanson
W. Baldwin, military editor of the
New York Times, during a visit
to Moscow last month.
The Times story said Zhukov’s
answer on the air power-nuclear
question” suggested an evaluation
of warfare factors that caroe
closer to that of the leaders of
the United States ground forces
than to those of the nuclear air
power school of thought."
Asked whether the United
States had exaggerated Soviet air
power, Zhukov replied that he
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had no precise data on official
U. S. estimates of Soviet air
strength. He added:
“It is possible that some circles
in the United States, especially
those interested in armament or
ders, are inclined to exaggerate
the amount of Soviet military air
strength in order to derive bene
fit for increasing appropriations
for military purposes and creat
ing an atmosphere of distrust” to
ward the Soviet Union.
Zhukov defended the Soviet
naval building program and its
concentration on submarines. He
noted that Soviet territory is
bounded “by 12 seas and two
oceans” and sea frontiers consti
tute about two-thirds of its na
tional boundaries.
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Record 59 Bills Enacted
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WASHINGTON, LP—Chairman
Jackson (D-Wash) of the Senate
Territories Subcommittee today
claimed a record for the 84th
Congress in enacting 59 bills
dealing with Alaska and Hawaii.
Jackson said the number of
bills to become law set an “all
time high” while the referral of
70 bills to the subcommittee also
was “unprecedented.”
In addition, Jackson said, the
subcommittee held full public
hearings on almost 95 percent of
the bills it reported to the Sen
ate Interior Committee.
Among major accomplishments
cited by the territories subcom
mittee chairman was passage of
a bill permitting Alaska to set up
its own mental health program.
Jackson described this as a
“major victory for all those in
terested in the progress of the
territory toward statehood."
He also singled out for special
notice a bill giving Alaska 25 per
cent of redeipts from Tongass Na
tional Forest sales for school pur
poses and a measure authorizing
the territory to incur up to 20
million dollars bonded indebted
ness for public improvements.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Sgt. James
Reading, Roger Slwooko, Warren
Holmes, Frank Hill, John Schnei
der, Capt. R. S. Jones, Dallas
Eberle, L.W. Mills, John Loner
gan, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rich
mond, Michael Smith, Conley
Smith, Richard Graybel, Robert
Freese, James Bailey, Eleanor
Monter, J.M. Anderson, J.F. Mad
den, Bennett Floyd, James An
derson, Raymond Delancey, Tom
Tootyaklook, Fred Klorida, Harry
Walters, Rudy Mason, Pete Gatto,
Henry Jensen.
From Unalakleet. H. Turner.
To Anchorage: Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Henderson, Donna Ahnan
gnatoguk, Ben Kell, James Deg
ner, H. Bower, W. Hough, Vincent
Chen, Carl Heinrich, Mr. Rader,
Arnold Nelson, Carl Goulding, C.
L. Tucker, Ernie Blatchford, R.
Jones, Wm. McLain, Pete Larsen,
Bennett Floyd, John Bailey, Pfc.
Wm. Taylor, Edgar Staples, Don
Carlquist, Clarence Filley, J. M.
Anderson, F. J. Madden, Sigfried
Aukongak, L. W. Miles, Forest
Wood, B. Bohannan, L. Walters,
Woodrow Durden.
To Unalakleet: Marion Miles,
R. Rogers, Bernadette Trantham,
Carroll Hughes, C. Olancey, Ira
Gallahorn, M.A. Braund.
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Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
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