PNA Reduces
Passenger Far as
Reduced passenger fares
between Alaska cities and Se
attle and Portland have been
announced by Pacific Northern
Airlines and connecting car
riers.
The new fare between An
chorage-Cordova-Yakutat and
Seattle is $90 plus tax. The
Anchorage- Cordova - Yakutat
io Portland fare is $97 plus
tax.
Reduced fare between Se
attle and Kodiak is $125 and
from Portland to Kodiak is
$132. A 10% round trip re
duction and free stopover
privileges are allowed.
Father Patrick J. Moore
Brings Statue To Kodiak
Whenever the Olympic
Games are to begin, a torch is
lighted at a “sacred fire” at
Olympia in Greece and carried
by relays of runners across
Europe to the stadium where
the games are to be held.
The Catholic Church is
adopting this psychology to
dramatize a message from
heaven that was given by our
Blessed Mother at Fatima in
Portugal in 1917, Father Louis
B. Fink, S. J., announced this
week.
A small statue, blessed at
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Fatima and again by the Holy
Father in Rome, is being car
ried throughout the world to
ignite the flame of faith j
among cooling embers, Father
Fink said.
Father Patrick J. Moore,
S. F. M., will fly by plane to
Kodiak with the “Pilgrim
Statue” on Tuesday. He will I
preach and hear Confessions
at the Star of the Sea Chapei,
at the Naval Base, and at St.
Mary’s in Kodiak.
In May of 1917 the Virgin
Mary appeared to three shep
herd children at Cova D’ Iria
in Portugal. She had an urg
ent message for the world.
Father Moore will describe the
miracle and message Tuesday
and Wednesday. The time of
services will be told over the
Naval Station radio. Everyone
is heartily welcome. There
will be no collection. Father
Fink said.
Catholic Church
AnnouncesChange
Catholics in Alaska have re
cently learned of a new divi
sion in hierarchical control for
the Church in the Territory.
Father Dermot O’Flanagan
of Anchorage has been an
nounced as first Bishop-elect
of the newly created Diocese
of Juneau, with Bishop Glee
son remaining in charge of the
500,000 square miles of the
north.
Seattle has been raised to
an Archdiocese, with Juneau
becoming the youngest mem
ber of the province. Alaska
formerly belonged to the
Archdiocese of Portland.
The new Diocese of Juneau
will include the entire south
ern coastline with Anchorage,
Palmer. Cordova, Valdez and
Kodiak included.
Bishop-elect O’Flanagan will
make Juneau his headquarters
and Bishop Gleenson will
transfer his office to Fair
banks.
Father O’Flanagan will be
consecrated Bishop of An
chorage on Oct. 3. This is the
first time the ceremony has
taken place in Alaska.
The parishes of the Juneau
Diocese now governed by
Jesuit Fathers, are expected
to be taken over eventually
by Diocesan Priests. The
Jesuit bathers will be avail
able for the missions of the
north and other work through
out the Jesuit Province.
Victims’ Bodies
Flown To States
The bodies of the 12 Kodiak
based Navy airmen, killed
last week when their four
engine bomber crashed into a
mountain on Amak Island in
Bristol Bay, were flown to the
states Monday.
The bodies were recovered
from the crash area by a land
ing party from the USS Til
lamook, Navy tug, and
brought to Kodiak.
Marshal Takes
Horse To Jail
The U. S. Federal Jail has
been called everything from a
jug to the Bastille. After last
Sunday night it may be re
ferred to as the stable.
U. S. Deputy Marshal Clar
ence Dizney received a call
Sunday night that a horse was
“damaging the lawn and eat
ing the flowers’' ac Dr. A.
Holmes Johnson’s home at
Sprucehaven.
Marshal Dizney investigated
and found a horse on the pro
perty. With Mrs. Dizney driv
ing the car and the marshal
sitting on the rear trunk and
leading the horse they made
it to the jail.
Monday the horse was called
for by its owner, Mrs. Bea
Nachtweih. There were no
charges filed against either.
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Mrs. Lynch Named
'o Board
Mrs. Patrick Lynch was
amed to fill the vacancy on
le Kodiak Independent
chool District board at a
pecial ir.ee;ing Tuesday
vening.
Mrs. Lynch fills the unex
ired term of Tom Crooks,
armer Bank of Kodiak
ashier, who left earlier this
lonth to make his home out
ide.
In October, voters will
sleet three members for the
shool board. Dr. A. Holmes
ohnson, president, will com
lete his term of office, and
aembers must be selected to
11 two positions currently be
ag held by appointees, Mrs.
,ynch and Bob Acheson.
icheson was named to fill the
acancy left by John C.
lughes.
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