CAA WOULD STOP
ALL BUSH PILOTS ’
' • New Cuxit regular
tions, if enforced,
have ended ^the bush
pilot*s work *in iilas
kan aviation, accord
ing to- information
received here last
■ week. ' ;
•.Under date of June
• 30, partners in Sel
dovia , i^ir Service
here were informed
that their, applica
tion for an operating
^certificate had been
'denied because the
company did not have
an exemption order
.from, the Civil aero
nautics Board,’ ’ • r
However ,, Mr. He**r
said that an applica
tion. -for the exemp
tion order, *' filed
with the Board in
March, 1946, still*
was awaiting Board
action. - ' •
One Fairbanks bush
pilot, who has had 17
years of flying-ex*
perience in the tei**
ritoryj already has
been warned by the
anchorage * office ojP
C^iB -that h§ can no
longer fly, ’and Jif he
should continue to do *
so without authority,
VI5,!TinS<
<r THE BEaCHC OMBER
Glenn Olsen, Bremer
ton, v‘ash.; Carl Lcw
■ i's Ketchikan; ‘ Mr .
and' Mrs. * L« Keener,
Portldck; - Horman Ur
sln. City; i“Mr. and
Mrs. .L. Olsen ,. Seat
‘ tie; R. J* Streich,
Homer.
’ uT SELDOVIa HOUSE:
Leonard Cumlander and
£•*- Hardingj - Kodiak^/
C* Lund, San Francis
co; Fred Eikren/city;
•Ludwig Holita,. Seat
tle; L. M. Chase,.
*USCG; J-. C* Giesey,
city; i.. - F. Ewers
Homer ;-r*-Jack • Chis
holm, anchorage; Joe
Welch, Seattle; W. J.
Wallace and. Marion
Heebe, Homer-,
he will be subject to
a* heavy fine. -
.Sari Harr, partner
in Seldovia Air Ser
vice, said he could
make' -no comment at
this time on the fly
ing future, of "his‘
company. Mr. Herr
plans a trip to An
chorage soon in the.
hope that - he t can
bring • about some
clarification of the '
natter.
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MA PLE8ARS
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ALASKA BOARD
4 • 4
LOSES MANAGER
George 7 ASundborg,
general manager of
the Alaska Develop
me lit' Boar d # s ubm i 11 e d
- his resignation at
the • June meeting of
the Board; it was an
nounced 'last week#
Mrw Sundbarg gave
as reason for his re
signation the reduc
tion in salary.impos
4 ed by act o£> the last
'legislature- Mr.
Sundborg said he in
tended 'to remain in
Alaska.
Cathryn Mack was
appointed acting sec
retary of the Board
and’-Fred ^xford of
anchorage was appoin
ted, to Board member
ship to fill the va
cancy created by the
resignation of Wilbur
Wester.
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