PNA Inaugurates
Overnight Nonstop
Service to Alaska j
The inauguration June 1 by
Pacific Northern Airlines of over
night nonstop Constellation ser
vice between Seattle-Tacoma and
Anchorage was announced Wed
nesday by Harold A. Olsen, PNA
vice president of Traffic & Sales.
Constellation service on the
Seattle-Tacoma to Portland seg
ment of the PNA route is also
listed for the first time.
The new overnight Alaska ser
vice, in addition to giving Pacific
Northern the most frequent ser
vice to the territory, will enable '
businessmen to fly between Alas- j
ka and the States overnight in,
300-mile-per-hour Constellation
Flagliners; arrive at their desti
nation in the early morning; com- j
plete their business during the
day and return home overnight, j
Northbound departure from Se
ettle-Tacoma is 1:20 a.m. with
arrival in Anchorage at 5 a.m.
Southbound departure time is
9:35 p.m. with arrival at Seattle
Tacoma at 5 a.m.
Also newly scheduled is thrice
weekly four-engine nonstop ser
vice from Anchorage to the States
with a 9:30 a.m. departure.
ANTICIPATED
DIVIDEND PER
RATE YEAR
Retroactive to Jan. 1, 1957
First federal Savings & Loan Assn, of Anchorage
223 East 5th Avenue • Anchorage, Alaska
Weed to Lawn Growers,
Dandelion Is Made Use Of
In Many Parts of World
Though dandelions have been
grown in Russia as a source of
rubber, and plantains provide
birdseed and the drug psyllium,
both plants are nothing but nui
sances to a home owner with a
lawn.
The dandelion is a particularly
difficult weed to control for two
reasons: 1) It is a perennial with
a long tap root that provides sus
tainence when the shallow-rooted
lawn grasses wilt and die. 2) It
produces wind-borne seeds in
prodigious quantity; and has been
known to take over whole neigh
I borhoods in a single season.
These qualities make the dan
delion one of the most widely dis
tributed forms of plant life. It is
I found around the world on both
sides of the equator and in the
j arctic. It is eaten as a vegetable
i by Mediterranean peoples, and is
! boiled as a potherb by others. The
j root has even been roasted as a
: substitute for coffee.
Wien Airlines
From Fairbanks: Mr. and Mrs.
C. Stevens, Laura Nagozruk, D.
i P. Jacobs, Anthony Edwards, J.
! G. Croshie, John Andree, Capt.
J. Stouphill.
To Fairbanks: Oscar C. Burg,
Billy Redovahovich, Victor Bucce,
Herbert Broswell, A1 Doyle, John
Mookasted, Rev. A. Persons.
From Kotzebue: Mable Lam
bert, Dick Ewing, Dr. Rabeau.
Alaska Airlines
To Anchorage. Harry Knudson,
Jackie Sage, Dr. A. Callahan, Rex
Smith, A1 Brady, John Hickey,
Mr. Punches, Mr. Drumme, Mr.
Mossisroe, Raymond Clapp, Robt.
Woodburn, Mr. and Mrs. Lee !
Owens, Robt. Hope, A. Anderson,
Sgt. Wm. Harvey, Robert Troxel,
N. S. Davis. v
From Anchorage: Jennie and
Eleanor Bradley, Wm. and Berda
Tate, A. E. Bradv, C. M. Halver
son, Wm. Lincoln, Everett Knell,
Sophie and Billy Radakovich, R.
D. Howlett, Don Stuck, Jackie
and Wilber France, Patrick Mc
Cabe, Gordon Eastman, Shelia
Evern, Tom Beltz, C. Malegoot
huk. J. A. McLean, Doris, Jerry,
Patricia and Machiel McLean, H.
J. Burton, Hammy Oster Jr., Leo
nard and Lavonne Sabin, Eugene
Leavens, Chas. Kennedy, D. L.
Fortney, Ruth Olson, Robt. Ellis,
Arnold Anderson.
To Unalakleet: Sam Bergesen,
Harry Kardanoff, Charles, Carol
and Sharon Olander.
From Unalakleet: Mary Diede,
Herb Jenks, M. A. Braund, R. C.
Spykhoven, Sam Bergesen, John
Hickey.
From McGrath: Frank Perry,
Aden Winkelman.
To McGrath: Mary Kakarak,
Truman Sage, Bob Coyle, Mrs.
Richardson and Lewis and Janice
Richardson.
To Kotzebue: D. Fortung, Leo
nard Sabin, Harry Burton, Chas.
Kennedy, Eugene Leavens, La
vona Sabin.
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THE AUTO EXPERTS WROTE THIS AD
PLYMOUTH-"Your over-all best buy"
Car Life Magazine. “After testing all the 1957 cars we
choose Plymouth as today's over-all best buy because we
feel that it offers more and better transportation value than
any other 1957 car regardless of price.” (From the June
issue of CAR LIFE, the family auto magazine.)
PLYMOUTH—"Style leader of the year"
Dell's 1957 Cars Annual. “Style Leader of the Year
Award, presented to Plymouth Division of Chrysler Cor
poration, by the editors of Dell's 1957 Cars Annual who
have chosen the 1957 Plymouth as the style leader of the
American automotive industry.” (Inscription on award.)
PLYMOUTH—"Economy leader of its field" -
1957 Mobilgas Economy Run. “In the 1957 Mobilgas
Economy Run Plymouth won first place in Class ‘A,’ the
division that includes all of the well-known low-price cars.
The winning Plymouth was powered by a V-8 engine with
automatic transmission.” (From U. S. Auto Club records.)
PLYMOUTH—"Superior roadability"—
1957 Motor Trend Magazine Award. “Presented to
Chrysler Corporation for superior handling and road
ability qualities of their family of fine cars.” (Citation of
1957 Motor Trend Award, presented to the U. S. manufac
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P. S. WE HAVE ONLY ONE WORD TO ADD
LARRY GALVIN, Front St., Nome, Alaska