Air Pilots
. Musi Register
Under New Law
With air traffic increasingly
* heavy, and both private and com
mercial planes carrying passen
gers to all parts of Alaska, all pi
lots must register, said Tony
Schwamm, director of aviation
for the Territory, today.
Failure to register will result
in fine or imprisonment or both,
he warned. Here are the rules
with which every pilot must com
ply:
Registration Required
Each aircraft pilot within the
Territory shall, within 15 days of
his first flight within the Terri
tory, register with the Depart
'V ment of Aviation upon a form
provided for that purpose and
shall re-register each year there
after between the first and thirty
first day of January unless his
first registration be less than 90
days prior to the month of Janu- ;
ary.
The registration fee shall be
one dollar ($1.00) for each pilot,
and this fee, together with the
completed registration form, shall
< be mailed or otherwise delivered
to the office of the Director of
Aviation.
Registration of Aircraft
Every owner or operator of an
airplane, helicopter or other type
of aircraft shall register the air
craft with the Department of Av
iation within 15 days after enter
ing the Territory, providing the
aircraft remains in the Territory
1 longer than such period of 15
days and shall re-register each
year between the first and thirty
first days of January unless the
first registration be less than 90
days prior to the month of Janu
ary.
Blank registration forms shall
be available at the Department
of Aviation and at the manager’s
office at all major airports within
the Territory. The registration
fee shall be one dollar ($1.00) for
each aircraft, and this fee shall,
together with the completed reg
istration form, be mailed or other
wise delivered to the office of the
Department of Aviation.
The Department of Aviation,
Territory of Alaska, will budget
twice the amount received from
pilot and aircraft registration for
search and rescue.
* Inspection of Emergency
Equipment
The Department of Aviation
shall furnish two types of colored
adhesive labels or stickers, white
and green, one of which shall be
so placed on the left side of an
aircraft so that it may be easily
visible to any passengers about
to enter, and will certify that such
aircraft has been inspected as to
its emergency equipment, and
that the necessary equipment re
quired by law was aboard when
inspected.
The green sticker shall indicate.
that the equipment was inspected |
between April 1st and October >
15th, and that the equipment *
aboard was sufficient to comply
with the law requiring emergen
cy equipment for that period of
the year.
A white sticker shall indicate
that the emergency equipment
was inspected between October I
15th and April 1st, and that it was I
sufficient to comply with the law ||
requiring emergency equipment |
during that period of the year.
Any Federal, Territorial or |
municipal law enforcement offic- |i
er, or the Director of Aviation, is ||l|
hereby granted authority to en- H
ter any aircraft within the Terri- B
tory at any reasonable time for
the purpose of making an inspec
tion of emergency equipment.
The Director of Aviation may
issue waivers on the require
ments for carrying certain items
of emergency equipment if clim
atic conditions of certain areas,
or other considerations warrant
such exceptions.
File Flight Plan
For your own safety, it is rec
ommended that you always file
a flight plan where possible, or
advise some responsible person
at your point of departure of
your destination, intended route
and approximate time of return.
Be sure and close your flight plan
and thus avoid being a reported
missing aircraft.
Missing Aircraft.
Report missing aircraft to the
nearest military search and res
cue unit, CAA communications
station, Alaska highway patrol,
LJ. S. marshall, U. S. commission
er or office of the Department of
Aviation. Give your name and
iddress with all information on
the subject aircraft.
Enforcement and Penalties
All federal, territorial and mu
licipal law enforcement officers
ire hereby authorized to enforce
ill the provisions of this act and
BUTTE HIGHWAY RESORT
DUE TO OPEN NEXT WEEK
Due for opening about the mid
dle of next week, is the highway’s
newest resort, The Butte, seven
miles from Palmer.
Owners are the Valley Develop
ment Assn., Palmer, who recently
were granted their license.
Building is log exterior, knotty
pine interior, streamlined and
completely modern bar and kit
chen, $2,500 fireplace built of
natural stone, deluxe restrooms,
and other accomodations to han
dle the prospective booming tour
ist trade this summer as well as
local clientelle.
all rules and regulations issued
pursuant thereto.
Any person, firm or corpora
tion, or agent or officer thereof,
who violates any provision of
this act, or any of the rules or
regulations issued pursuant there
to, shall upon conviction thereof
be punished for each such offense
by a fine of not more than five
hundred dollars ($500.00), or by
imprisonment for not more than
six months, or by both such fine
and imprisonment.
Coffey Insures Everything—
Remember?
Valley Frontiersman Classifieds Get Resells
DON’T FORGET TO DRIVE TO
Qrem Acres
ON LAKE WASILLA
• Picnic Grounds
• Swimming
• Boating
• Housekeeping Cabins
% Cocktail Lounge
• Short Orders
DEAN and BETTY ROTH
mum m program
MAY 27,1951
12:30—Special train arrives from
Anchorage
1:00—Official opening labratory, Al
aska Experiment Station,
(Dr. Terris Moore, President University of Alaska)
1:30—Boy’s bicycle races, over
12 years
1:35—Boy’s bicycle races,
12 and under
1:40—Girl’s bicycle races,
over 12 years
1:45—Girl’s bicycle races,
12 and under
1:50—Foot races, boys 12 to 15
1:55—Fool races, boys under 12
2:00—Foot races, girls 12 to 15
2:05—Foot races, girts under 12
2:15—3-legged race, 18 and under
2:25—Sack races, 18 and under
2:40—Tug of war, men
2:55—Wheelbarrow race
3:05—Mens’ sack race
3:15—Pie eating contest, Mat
Perkins
3:30—Rolling pin throw
4:00—Free barbecue and baked
potatoes
Baseball game begins at 2:30 p.m.
Train fare, $3.10 plus fax, round trip
Train leaves Anchorage 10:30 a.m. Train arrives Palmer 12:30 p.m.
Train departs for Anchorage 6:00 p.m.