Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1948 — Page 10

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recommended that the CAB deny Pan-Am’s request for connections with the main seaboard cities, and also with the inland gate{ways of Chicago and Detroit.

\trans-oceanic carrier the right to compete with domestic lines for mainland business. |

Pan-American be given a New| York-Miami would carry a large proportion of | international passengers. Other-| (wise, he wanted to keep the over|seas line strictly out of domestic ‘business.

ithe fiight to the full board will

{Joseph O'Connell, and Harold A. Jones, named to fill the Republican vacancy.

two questions: airline be permitted to operate both at home and abroad? How far should the commission go in! curbing competition to permit! some profit for airline carriers| which have been in the red for; several years?

consider competition from for‘eign sources. Mr. Madden found! (in his report on Pan-American! {that there was no single carrier service from New York to South {America under the U. 8. flag, al{though the State Department had {approved two for foreign nations. {These are Peru and Veneduela.

ito flood into Washington. Latest {is from British Caribbean Airways, Ltd., seeking service from {Jamaica to Miami, (have. had many requests ap-| proved.

U. 8. airlines must receive equal {treatment. U. 8, carriers have {complained that action in their jf favor has been slower although {in most cases they have got what they wanted in foreign routes. CopyHghL, 148, by ar Indianapolis Times

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