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High School Gym
Monday, Dec. 26, 9:00 P.M.
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WASHINGTON, </P) — A Civil
Aeronautics Board exa miner
recommended Wednesday that Pa
cific Northern Airlines, Inc., be
| given authority for one year to
| operate scheduled services be
tween Juneau, Alaska and Seattle,
Wash.
The examiner, William F. Cu
sick, also recommended that Pan
American Airways, Inc., be au
thorized to fly for one year be
tween Juneau and Anchorage.
Cusick recommended further
that Pacific and Pan American be
directed to begin negotiations im
mediately for a through service
agreement on flights between
Seattle and Anchorage with the
provision that they both be ex
empt from the requirement to stop
at Juneau on through flights made
. under the agreement.
! The recommendations, if adopt
Col. and Mrs. H. Burkhalter
send greetings from Alabama,
where they are stationed.
ed by the board, will result in the
first certification of an Alaskan
carrier to link the Territory with
the States.
Two international carriers, Pan
American and Northwest Airlines,
now tly from the United States to
Alaska and beyond to the Orient.
Cusick recommended dismissal
of an application of Northern Air
lines, Inc., for a route between
Anchorage and Seattle.
He recommended denial of an
application of Alaska Airlines for
routes linking Fairbanks with Chi
cago by way of Great Falls, Mont.,
and Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.,
and linking Anchorage and Kodi
ak with Los Angeles by way of
Seattle, Portland and San Fran
cisco.
Cusick said Pacific Northern |
proposes to use five DC-4’s equip
ped to carry either passengers or
cargo or both in its Alaska-Seattle
service.
Ninilrl.ik To
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WASHINGTON, i/P)—Ninilchik,
Alaska, has been added to the fed
eral airport program. The civil
aeronautics administration so ad
vised Delegate Bartlett of the Ter
ritory,
The CAA said the airport would
be Class 11. Federal funds amount
ing the $15,000 and local funds of
$5,000 are available for the pro
ject.
The project involves land acqui
sition and construction of a north
south landing strip, and a airplane
landig area. The CAA said ob
structios would be removed, the
land cleared, drained and protect
ed from erosion. It said top soil
would be placed on it. the land
seeded and the field marked.
Senator Howard Lyng is spend
ing the holidays at Laguana Beach,
Calif., and plans to be in Juneau
late in January.
Christmas
"Christmas is upon us once more with all
its tender memories. Essentially the children's
Festival — yet few can fail to catch its spirit in
spite of all our trials and tribulations.
"Cheerfulness is the spirit of Christmas.
Once all men have learned to show good will
to all their fellows, universal peace will follow
naturally as daylight follows the dawn.
"The fault of the world’s condition lies with
man not with God. The heart of the world is
too small as yet to take in that little child who
came to visit us in great humility.
"The song of the angels Peace on Earth is
not out of date. Peace always comes at the end
of strife."
From a Christmas message delivered in 1915 by
The Right Reverend Peter Trimble Rowe, Bishop
of Alaska for the Episcopal Church. During his
forty-five years as a missionary the late Bishop
Rowe served Alaska and parts of the Yukon
Territory. (Reprinted from "Man of Alaska —Peter
Trimble Rowe" by Thomas Jenkins through cour
tesy of Morehouse Gorham Company, publishers.)
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