The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-30
Inauguration of Pacific AL
 aska Al rways Juneau | Fairbanks Route Planned
NOTABLES TO SPEAK BRIEFLY AT FIELD
City of Juneau to Send
 Representative on Histor- ic Flight with Greetings

Completed plans for the cele- bration to be held at the Pacific Alaska Airways airport on the Gla- cier Highway Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, prior to the departure of the new Lockheed Electra Pa- cific Alaska Airways' plans, inaug- urating the schedule between Ju- neau and Fairbanks, call for brief addresses by Gov. John w. Troy, Mayor I. Goldstein, R. E. Robert son, President of the Chamber of Commerce, and Lyman s. Peck, general manager of the Airways.
 Due to the importance of caus- ing no delay in the planes take off. the program will be limited to Ia few minutes talk by each of those on the program, according to M. s. Whittier, member of the Chamber of Commerce Aviation committee, of which R. J. McKan- ma is chairman.
 Free Transportation
 Three large busses, donate d through the courtesy of the Earth lest North Gray Line, Incorporated and the Chamber of Commerce and five Royal Blue Cabs furnish ed by that company, will provide free transportation to the airport to those wishing to watch the his- toric takeoff which will bring Ju- neau and Fairbanks within a few hours of one another, MT. Whit tier said.
 Both busses and cabs will be in front of the Federal and Terri torial building on Fourth Street shortly before l o'clock and will leave promptly at 1 o'clock for the airport so that no delay will be caused.
 To Represent City on Flight
 Allen Shattuck, Past President of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce, has been appointed by Mayor Gold stein and MT. Robertson, to repre- sent the city and the Chamber on the first scheduled flight to the Interior city. MT. Shattuck will take with him two large keys in- scribed with air greetings from Juneau, one to be presented to the Mayor of Whitehorse and the sec- ond to Mayor E. B. Collins of Fair banks. He will also take bouquets of flowers for the Chambers of Commerce of the two cities.
 Other Passengers
 Others who will make the flight are Deputy U. s. Collector of Gus tome J. J. Hillard, who is making the trip to install the new Deputy Collector at Fairbanks, and Mrs. Dorothy Morgan, who will repre- sent The Empire. Two passengers from Seattle have engaged pas sage and will arrive on the Alas ka, and the Mayor of Whitehorse has been invited to make the round trip as a guest of MT. Peck. This will make up the capacity passen- ger load which is being limited to six pending the time the company gets landing field at the border, MT. Peck said.
 Experienced Pilots
 Joe Barrows will be at the con- trols of the streamline aluminium ship and s. E. Robbins, will be CO., pilot. Both Barrows and Robbins have had many years of experience flying in Alaska as well as Sith Pan-American Airways in the States.
 It is expected that there will be large crowd of spectators on hand at the field to witness the take off which will make history in avi- ation for Alaska by eliminating approximately five days travel be- tween the Territorys Capitol city and the metropolis of the Inte- rior, MT. Whittier said today.