KEA Seeks
New Loae
The board of directors of
the KEA has applied for a
loan of $300,000 for addi
tional equipment in the event
a demand for electric power
is made for coming major
projects.
Leon Johnson, KEA man
ager, told the members dur
ing the annual meeting M n
day that it was the intention
of the directors to have money
available but to use it only if
occasion demands. i
I
"It is believed that little
trouble will be experienced in
obtaining the loan,” Johnson
■aid.
He indicated the money
I would be used for the follow
ing: additional generating
unit and auxiliaries, $120,000;
| distribution line extension to
Coast Guard Loran site, $20,
000; east addition lines, in
cluding transformers, et^.,
$56,000; rebuilding of exist
ing 2400 Mill Bay line and ex
tension to Island lake, $50,000
and street lights for the City
of Kodiak, including new east
addition, $30,000.
The application is now in
Washington and the directors
of the KEA are awaiting a
decision hy REA officals.
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AirlineP’a s
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Alaska Airlines will u
three Grumman widgeons and
a 22 passenger Sikorsky this
season in the Kodiak area,
Vince Daly, pilot for the air
line, said yesterday. j
Paul Hansen, A A pilot who!
has flown two seasons in Ko- j
diak, will bring the Sikorsky!
to Kediak as soon as an over- j
haul is complete. The plane is;
now in Seattle. Hansen is cur-.
rently flying DC3’s out of An
chorage, Daly said.
Dave Henley, who flew for
AA last year, will again pilot,
a plane for the airline during
the peak months.
Collins Air Service, for- j
meriy operating in Kodiak,
has received an exemption
order from the Civil Aero
nautics Board to operate with
in a 200 mils radius of Kodiak.
The exemption order was
granted at the same time as ;
the one for Bob Hall Air Ser
vice, as reported in the
February 10 issue of the MIR
ROR.
However, Collins had sold
his airline to Alaska Airlines
which will take over the oper
ation in Kodiak.
Alaska Airlines, Pacific
Northern Airlines and Nor
thern Consolidated have
rights, according to the CAB,
to provide charter and special
service operations between
points in the Kodiak area and
all other points.
Bill Would Provide
For Tourist Funds
House Bill 64, an act to ad
vertise Alaska’s tourist at
tractions and otherwise pro
mote the industry in the terri
tory and provide for territorial
support, was introduced into
the House of Representatives
recently.
Robert E. Ellis, president
of the Alaska Visitors Associa
tion, said it was the plan of
the association to match on an
equal basis all territorial
money appropriated.
it is tne plan or our as
sociation to match on an equal
basis all territorial money
appropriated so that every
doller spent by the territory
will do two dollars worth of
work in advertising Alaska’s
tourist attractions.”
Articles of incorporation
have been filed by the associa
tion.
Ellis, owner of Ellis Air
lines with headquarters in
Ketchikan, is a long-time A
laskan resident and has been
active in territorial affairs for
several years.
Lee C. Bettinger left Kodi
ak with Art Woodley’s inspec
tion party to visit the other
towns on the airline’s routes.
Earl Sinnott, butcher
regularly employed at Kodiak
Naval Station, is working in
the meat department at
Kraft's during the illness of
Paul Swanson. Swanson is
confined to his home.
Magazine fceaci
To Be
The recent furor a
the introduction of a to
the territorial legislature call
ing for an open season on Ko
diak bear on Kodiak Island
has interested several maga
zines in the states. i
Tim Lake, advertising man-,
ager and head of the “where
to go department” of Outdoor
Life, has written Alf Madsen,'
editors of the magazine are
muen interested in the. bill. He
f irt' e. i !vi ed Madsen tlvai
' e difc'rs of the magazine
would write him a letter soar.
A slogan on the magazine’*
stationery reads: “I give ray
pledge as an American t*
save and faithfully to defend
from waste the natural re
sources of mv country, its sotf
and minerals, its forests,
waters and wildlife.”
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