A turkey dinner was served in
keeping with the holiday spirit and
then Wlbur Irving, the new manager
of the Terminal, was introduced and
he told of future plans he had In
mind for the cafe.
Charles Beale and Hod Darnell
were appointed on the Christmas
judging committee to act in co-op
eration with the Chamber of Com
merce to help choose the best holi
day display in Juneau.
PAA FLIGHtTfOR
TODAY CANCELLED
Scheduled flights from Fairbanks
to Juneau today of two Pacific Al
aska Airways Electra planes, were
cancelled because of poor weatlier
conditions along the route. It is
probable that the flights will be
made tomorrow, weather permit
ting, it was announced by Louis Del
ebecue, Juneau agent for the PAA.
BLIZZARD BEATS
BACK RESCUERS
OF LOST PLANE
Storm Causes Fear for Safe
ty of Party Making Effort
to Reach Wrecked Ship
SPOKANE, Wash., Dec. 22.—A
howling blizzard beating through
Mullan Canyon threw new obstacles
in the path of the rescue party try
ing to reach the wrecked air mail
plane of the Northwest Air Lines,
reported sighted on Cemetery Ridge
near Calder.j The blizzard caused
fears for the safety of members of i
the rescue party themselves.
Reports from Kellogg, from where
the rescue party started out on the i
•snowshoe trek yesterday, said the
driving rain has turned to snow and
was accompanied by a sevu 2 cold
wind.
A. R. Mensing, division superin
tendent of the Northwest Air Lines,
said the 12 members of the rescue
crew will perhaps be forced to hole
in to escape the fury of the storm.
Pilot Joe Livermore and co-Pilot
A. A. Raid were flying the missing
mail plane.
