CAB To Investigate
Alaska Service
. Washington (A>)- The Civ
il Aeronautics Board has or
dered a full investigation of
Alaska air service to deter
mine whether the territorial
airlines should merge possibly
into two systems.
The CAB also decided to in-1
vestigate the possibility of j
merging Pacific Northern or
Alaska Airlines with Western
Airlines, which is now strictly
a stateside carrier.
The board declared that air
service in Alaska needs a com
prehensive review. It will look j
into the possibility of suspend-'
ing passenger routes which
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pa allel m ill routes, eiiminat
i ing competition between certi
j fied lines and rearranging
bush operations.
The Cape Alitak light, pre
viously reported extinguished,
i has been relighted, the Coast
Guard in Juneau reports.
Marshall Crutcher will
leave todav to attend the an-1
jnual convention of the Alaska(
i Bankers’ Association at Sitka. ]
! He will be gone about ten
{days,
Mrs. Glen Banks will be
j hostess to the Garden Clu b !
i May 13. Mrs. John Given will1
| conduct a soil quiz.
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Shrugs Cinch Beits
Blouses Nylon Sweater Blouses ‘
Adorable Cape Stoles
Summer Cottons in Sizes 9 thru 13
by Sue Carson
10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 10-8
NOTICE
Game night at the VFW is
now Wednesday and Fr;day
nights.
NOTICE
All clothes left over 30 days
are subject for SALE. Your
cooperation will be ap
preciated.
1 [s] Kodiak Cleaners ,
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! CLASSIFIEDS
j FOR SALE— Kenmore semi
automatic washer, 5 mos,
! old. Good condition. $75. In
I quire Mirror Office.
FOR SALE— “Surrey Top”
for playpen, to keep off sun
1 in summer, (Montgomery
Ward item). Excellent con-!
dition. $6. Call 2272.
FOR SALE — Thayer high I
chair, blond hardwood, as |
new. With plastic quilted
pad. Call 4464.
FOR SALE—House on Mis
sion Road. Furnished. Con
tact Jorgen Fredrickson,
Log Cabin Liquor Store.
REWARD—$250 for informa
tion leading to the arrest
and conviction of any person
or persons killing, stealing,
molesting or damaging any
livestock belonging to the
members of the Kodiak
Livestock Growers Associa
tion pd. 11-1-53
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Return Mere
Pannvricn (A) — 'lie AF
lies thanked the Commui ists i
for agreeing- to return more
disabled captives than pledged
originally, and anncurced
the United Nations command
would do likewise.
Forty more Americans
crossed the line to freedom'
Friday, boosting the number
of American sick and wounded
liberated in five days to 119.
The new show of Red leni
ency meant that more such
prisoners would be released on
both sides than the 605 Allies
and 5,800 Communists promis
eJ in the oil..,in I exohang;
p <ct.
CO 1)1 IN’ & GOIN1
Philip Strand of Pacific
Alaska Contractors returned
to town Thursday after several
days in Anchorage.
I The Rev. Alexander Popoft’
| plans to leave Wednesday for
Seattle, for special medical
attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Poulsen
returned to Anchorage this
week after a business trip to
town. Poulsen is one of the
owners of the Orphaum
Theatre.
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