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Pan American To Start
Tourist-Class Service
Over Atlantic In May
Pan American World Airways
will begin tourist-clars service
over the Atlantic next May, be
ginning with four roundtrip
flights per week in new DC-6B
type Clippers capable of carrying
82 passengers. The number of
weekly flights will be increased
during the year, according to
Willis G. Lipscomb, vice-presi
dent of traffic and sales.
This announcement was made
after Pan American led a success
ful fight fo'r the low-cost service
at a special traffic conference be
tween international airlines just
concluded at Nice, France.
Tourist-class fares agreed upon 1
by 11 airlines in the conference
are $270 one-way from New York
to London with a round-trip fare
of $417 during five off-season
months from November through
March. Round-trip through the
other months will be $488.
Pan American has been cam
paigning for a trans - Atlantic
tourist class service since 1948,
the year in which the airline
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opened aviation’s first scheduled
international tourist-class service
between New York and San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
Tourist-class fares in the Pac
ific come next on the Pan Ameri
can aerial blueprint, Lipscomb
said.
Neighbors Dislike Joe,
Frolicsome Tame Bear
COLUMBUS, O., (/P) — Joe, a -
three-year-old bear ,went out to
play in the snow yesterday and
had an exciting time.
He climbed trees, jumped
fences and rolled in the snow—
but the neighbors didn’t under
stand. They called the police.
Three officers chased Joe. They
fired their guns in the air. The
400-pound bear hid in a chicken
house and wouldn’t come out.
Finally Edward Davis, 18, came
along. He is the son of Johnnie
Davis of Columbus, who keeps
Joe as a pet in his commercial
garage.
Young Davis saw the police
men standing around with guns
in their hands .He walked into
the coop and led Joe out by a
chain.
Davis said Joe is so tame, a
child could feed him.
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Meets First and
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each month
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NORVIN W. LEWIS, Secy.
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Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets
EVERY TUESDAY NOON
Larry Galvin, President
HAGEN
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