Woodley Plans
Big Expansion
Auehorage — Woodley Air
ways, one of the oldest aviation
concerns in Anchorage, has filed
incorporation papers in the fed
eral distriot court, providing for
a capital stock of 2 million dol
lars in the form of 20,0 )0 shares
of 8100 per value.
The expansion is connected
with the firm’s plans to operate
planes between Anchorage and
Seattle. Nine airlines have ap
plied for the route and hearings
are scheduled for Feb. 13 at
Washington, D C.
Also this month hearings will
be held on the application of j
Wood'e.y for a route from An
chorage to Kodiak, now operat- }
ed by Alaska Airlines. Examin- j
ers for the Civil Aeronautics
Board recently recommended in J
favor of Woodley for the Kodiak
run and the decision will be
made at the CAB board hear
ings.
Woodley now operates be
tween Anchorage and Juneau
and to Bristol Bay points. In
corporators of the company are
John E. Manders, Art Woodley,
Letha E. Woodley, Mary E.
Diamond and W. W. Stoll.
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Meeting Monday
The annual meeting of the
nembers of the Kodiak Electric
Association will be held March
j in the Red Cross Center build
ng on Kashevaroff street.
A new board of directors of
line members will be elected at
;he meeting.
Nominees are Robert King,
(ess Blinn, A. A. Surnerlin, Mer
ill Coon, James Pierce, Stan
\usterman, Sam Sears, Charles
Madsen, Jorgen Fredrickson,
tVilliam H. Lamme, Paul Fretzs,
(ohn Winter, Walter Muller,
Frank Erbes, Walter Taylor and
[ohn Steffgen.
Mrs Celeste Lewis, formerly
imployed at Bert’s Drug store1
lere, is now in Nome where she
ias a job as house mother to 40
drls in 3 barracks, all civilian
imployees of the Army post
here.
Charles Madsen entertained
dsitors and members at the Ro
ary Club Tuesday with a talk
in the history, lore and descrip
ion of the famed Kodiak bear.
Juests were Paul Vicent, Don
limpson, N. L. Abraham, Chas.;
Jiseette, Marshall Crutcher,
Mark Meyers and Bruce Parker.
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