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During the coming year it will be our policy to in
stitute an air service to keep abreast with the progress in
mining and other industries here.
To do this, we hope to expand our scope of oper
ations in every way. We will try to make more frequent
and more regular trips throughout this territory.
We will purchase new late model equipment to
give faster and better service. In this connection, we will
place radio equipment for two-way communication in all
of our planes to better safeguard all passengers. We also
intend to set up a network of radio stations to further this
policy of safety and service.
We hope, as soon as it is practicable, to establish
a three to five-plane base somewhere in the Kuskokwim.
Again I say, we will try to give as satisfactory an
air service as is humanly possible.
Sincerely,
DON GOODMAN
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