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RADIO AND TV SERVICE Phone OR 3-3446 WASHINGTON I Ground rules will be discussed this week or a hearing on sweeping changed proposed in the air service pat tern ot the West. Attorneys for competing air lines are to meet Wednesday with F. Merritt Ruhlen, Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) examiner, for a pre hearing conference on the pro posed consolidation of applications j for local or "feeder" air line route licenses. Nearly a dozen airlines have ' applied for authority to modify ! i their routes. Most applicants seek !to extend their operations; a few are asking to drop points from their routes. Ruhlen and the air line attorneys will discuss the CAB's proposal to merge for a single hearing some or all of the applications , involving the Pacific Northwest ; and neighboring states. I Later Ruhlen will make a recom i mendation to the CAB, attorneys I will be given time to submit : evidence in writing and a hearing i date will be set. I In one of the applications, fron tier Airlines asks to extend opera tions in North Dakota, Montana, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Washington and Canada. It is ask ing the right to fly new routes which include: Between Billings 'and Spokane, Wash., via Livingston, Bozeman, Butte, Helena and Missoula, Mont. Great Falls to Spokane with stops at Shelby, Cut Bank and Kalispell, Mont. Between Spokane and Calgary, Alberta. West Coast Airlines has applied for new routes, including: Service to The Dalles, Ore., on a route between Portland and Medford. Between Seattle and Bellingham, Wash., via Whidbey Island. From Spokane to Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, and Billings, Mont., with stops at Kalispell, Missoula, Hel ena, Bozeman, Cut Bank, Shelby, Great Falls and Lewistown. Klamath Falls, Ore., to Reno. Klamath Falls to Boise with stops at Lakevicw and Burns, Ore. Western Air Lines seeks auth ority either to include Sacramento on a route between Reno and San Francisco or to include Sacra mento and Reno on a route between San Francisco and Port land. Southwest Airways seeks to ex tend its operations by flying: Between Redding, Calif, and Klamath Falls. Ore. From San Francisco-Oakland to Sacramento, Marysville. Chico. Red Bluff, Redding and Yreka, cam., iueciiora, Klamath Falls, Bend-Redmond, Salem and Port land, Ore. From San Francisco-Oakland to Portland via Santa Rosa, Ukiah, Fort Brasg, Eureka and Crescent City, Calif., and Medford and Sal em, Ore. Between San Francisco-Oakland and Portland with stops at San Jose, Stockton and Sacramento, Calif., Reno, Nev., Klamath Falls, Bend-Redmond and Salem, Ore.; and to extend service to Winne mucca, Nev., and Boise, Idaho. United Air Lines wants: To eliminate a compulsory stop at Pendleton, Ore., and suspend service to ugden, Utah, Twin Falls, Idaho, and Bcllineham and Walla Walla, Wash., and Bend-Redmond and Klamath Falls. Ore. ftonnwest Airlines seeks permis sion ij discontinue service to Wen atchee, Wash., and Miles City, Mont., on certain routes. Among communications received by the CAB are petitions from: walla walla. Wash., groups urg ing that Walla Walla be named an intermediate point with Pendle ton, Ore., on United's. Route 1. The town of Omak. Wash., ask ing scheduled air service. Circuit Court Probate Order Doris A. Gilliland appointed ad ministratrix of estate of m o r y Gilbert Wright, who died March 22 at Roseburg. Complaints Filed F. L. Kummer vs. Earl L. Bliven and others. Suit to foreclose on real property. Herbert W. Lombard, adminis trator of estate of Bernarr F. and Joy A. Asker, vs. Eugene C. Davis. Suit to quiet title on real property at Yoncalla. The Askers died May 9, 1954, in airplane accident in Lane County. SP Planning Committee Meets, Elects Chairmen During the first meeting of the planning committee of the South ern Pacific employes and pension ers second annual picnie was held recently at the trainmaster's office. Mrs. J. E. Reidy was elected chairman and Mrs. Lois Miller, co chairman. Committee chairmen elected include: Thelma -Greer, re cording secretary; O. H. Nelson, fi nances; T. W. Bernard, entertain ment; Jim Pemberton, decorations; G. B. Abdill, publicity; Paul Lane, cleanup, and Maude Pemberton, games. The picnic will be held July 29 at the Uinpqua. Park. All pensioners. Southern Pacific employes, their families and friends are invited. Vengeful Youth Facing Charges Following Slaying SEAT PLASANT, Md. I A 15-year-old junior high school boy who police said went gunning for his school principal faced a mur der charge Saturday in the fatal shooting of a teacher. Police said Billy Ray Prevatte also wounded two other male teachers Friday when he went through the Maryland Park Jun ior High School firing a rifle. The boy had been expelled two months ago from a school in Ra leigh, N.C., after threatening a teacher there. t The shootings came after a teacher had sent the boy to talk with the principal because he had not handed in a written assign ment. The teacher who initiated the reprimand escaped unharmed, as did the principal, John Hrezo. State attorney Blair H. Smith ordered young Prevatte charged with murder, two counts of as sault with intent to - kill and two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. Prevatte was jailed in upper Marlboro, Md., to await a preliminary hearing next Friday. Fatally shot was Frazer Came ron, 32, Westfield. N.J. Athletic Coach Francis D. 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