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Airlines Oppose
Exclusive Rights
Of Pan American
WASHINGTON, UP) — Two air
lines—Northwest and TWA—said
Saturday they will oppose a Civil *
Aeronautics Board examiner’s
proposal that Pan American
World Airways retain the exclu
sive U.S.-flag route across the
Far East.
Northwest said it also will fight
the examiner’s recommendation
that its service between the Pa
cific Northwest and Hawaii be
suspended in favor of continued
service by Pan American.
Northwest further objected to
the examiner’s finding that Pan
American should be allowed to
fly a northern route between
California and Japan, by way of
the Aleutian Islands. Pan Ameri
can heretofore has been required
to stop at at least one central Pa
cific point — Honolulu, Midway,
Wake or Guam — on its U.S.
Orient flights.
Pan American currently is the
only U.S. scheduled airline operat
ing a round-the-world service ac
ross the Far East. Pan American
asked that this authority be made
permanent, but CAB examiner
Thomas L>. Wrenn recommended
that it be extended only for five
•years. *
TWA, which now operates from
Europe and the Middle East to
Bombay, India, asked for an ex
tension to Tokyo, in order to link
there with the transpacific ser
vice of Northwest. Northwest,
however, asked for an extension
to Calcutta, there to connect with
TWA for a round-the-world ser
vice.
Wrenn said he believed that,
under present conditions, neither
TWA nor Northwest should be ex
tended over a route largely dupli
cating that of Pan American.
Sounds so high pitched that the
human ear is unable to hear them
can sterilize food, mix paints, kill
germs, homogenize milk, clear
away fog and smoke and wash
clothes, says the American Hear
ing Aid Association.
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