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Evening star., 1948-06-23
Realtors, WI. 614O-s100
BETHESDA

See these new attractive 6-rm. brick homes,
1st floor contains 20-ft. living rm., family
size dining rm.. completely equipped mod
ern kitchen. powder room and lovely side
porch: End floor. 3 lovely bedrooms and an
all-tile bath; full basement with gas &C.
heat: these homes are situated on large
lovely, Handicapped lots and are convenient
to schools, shopping and TRANSFORMATION;
priced at only S17.500. with excellent
terms. For complete information. call Mr.
KAY. with
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UNUSUAL OFFER

Lovely new Colonial brick. 2 bedrms and
bath up: large liy rm. with fireplace. din.
rm.. beautifully equipped kit. powder rm.
covered porch, level lot. Only $3.50
down, balance like rent.
PHILIP B. KEY
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RARGAIN BONANZA

1900 block st. self you are looking
for something good, look into this sturdy
row brick, 3 complete apts., oil. sas h
VIII; ranges and refrlgerators included.
Large A. trust, approx. $500 mo. income
Must be sold at once. Mr.. Goldberg, DE
:2n94; evenings. WO. 1854
CROSSTOWN REALTY co.
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ARLINGTON

6Ofs o2ni st. n. II you are looking for
tures than any you have seen. don't fail
to see this home before you buy 1nspec-
ton daily. The price is right Sale Owner
and Rlilder
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ATTENTION, BUILDERS
SOMETHING DIFFERENT

SOMC III1No 0II T I1t11N1
This is truly an unusual house that will
on a lot s0x95o It. near Riyerdale. on on
door; on the frst floor there are 9 unus,i-
ally large rooms and 2 baths and on the
second floor there are rooms and oatn.
would make an excellent rest home, nur-
sery. or for conversion into several col m
200: ~. 600 cash required, balance in long
term financing Phone Mr.. Mccarthy 1R.
2447. with
SHANNON &. LUCHS co.
1905 H St NV. Ma. 2345.
OPEN 6 TO 9 PM. DAILY
3a13 Newton st-6-rm. bungalow, sas
heat, full basement; near TRANSPORTATION
and shopping; s11 800; $1,000 cash
Holloman Real Estate Co.
Nx. $780, -2b
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Near Franklin and Flower

Unusual 4-bedrm. and ga bath brick home
titled bath 1st a.; 3 bedrms. and bath
UP; liv rm. with fireplace. din. rm. and
kit, full equipped Built Of quality ma
under $4,000. Call SH. 64OO or SH.
0010 until pm. WOODsIDE REALTY
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ARLINGTON FOREST

Attractive 6-rm.. fully insulated home IN
conv. residential section OF Arlington.
Lge wooded back yard insuring privacy,
facing on -Four Nile Run: two screened
porches full bsmt. with outdoor entrance:
Bendix washer included; extra cabinets IN
Arlington. and see this lovely home. --25
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LYON PARK

3-bedroom BUNGALOW. on lovely fenced
corner lot eonv. to transp, shops sno
schools: reduced for immediate sale.
Shown by appointment only.
DOMINION HILLS
One OF the incest homes we have hsd y
this desirable neighborhood, 2 bedrooms;
tiled bath, living room with fireplace an
gas heat: early possession.
2 BEDROOMS, SEMIDET.
with fenced lot full basement and screen,
ed porch; living room. dining room; ana
stairs carpeted; excel. financing with ol
loan and 4E, payable $50 per mo. Pos
session on settlement.
WILLIAMS REALTY co.
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NORTH ARLINGTON

NORTH ARLINGTON
Beautfful white bungalow. q rooms. lot
aoII50: abound with all kinds Of beau
ttful flowers, shrubs and trees; priced 70
Old Dominion Realty Co.
CHI. 1928 or OK. 22s4 %
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FALLS CHURCH

Lovely asbestos shngle bungalow: con-
sisting OF liv. rm. with fireplace, din: rm..
modern equipped kitchen; 3 lee. bedrms
tile bath; fun bsmt stairway to partially
finished attic; storm windows and screens;
doubly insulated: coal sir-conditioned
heat. beautiful lot 75xl50. with stream IN
back Price Sfo.p5O. Exclusive with
METzLER For inspec, call Gil. 1888 or
OK CS7S: ewes. and Sun, Falls Churrh
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COLORED-ABBEY PL. NE.

Nice 6-room house: garage full basement;
price SO, 600. cash. $1,000; balance
monthly Call Mr.. Hunter. MA. $500;
ewes and week ends, Gil. 52s5.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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EAST WOODBINE ST,

Chevy Chase, Md, "a block from Conn.
ave.-Center hall Colonial brick, bed
rooms. baths, large living room with
fireplace. breakfast room, lavatory on 1st
floor; auto. INV. heat. maids toilet in
basement. .-car garage; early possession.
II @ SMITHY co ST 33OO "a
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Near Rosemary School-Corner detached
brick home, prewar quality, all large
room, fireplace, dining room. kitchen, den
with fireplace; End floor 3 twin sized bed
rooms, 2. tiled baths. plus large, dressing
recreation room with fireplace, maids
room and bath oil h-wh., brick garage.
Owner must sell. Reasonably priced for
quick sale.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
1920 Conn. Ave, EN-. 1900 Until PM
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NORTH ARLINGTON

This lovely b-rm. det. brick on nice lot,
avail. due to owners need for larger home.
tion rm and almost completed bath IN
bsmt.; also gas air cond.: no better buy y
Va at &13.50O Phone MA. 25b7 daily, 10
am. to 4 pm. for full details ana inspee-
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BRICK BUNGALOW

In Northwood Park. Silver Spring-About
yrs. old; contains liv. rm. with frepl
din. rm. equipped kitchen, 2 bedrms., both
12x13, tiled bath. 1st f.; stairs to ex,,
setting; excellent 4Hc loan. Price. S15.750
WOOD-CONLEY CO., Realtors
$40 Ga. ave, silver Spring 81. 300
SH OO15 It'll pm. IA
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BRICK BUNGALOW

Hillcrest-Has liy rm; with fireplace large
rms. full bsmt., oil heat. Lot 5oxI35.
Reasonably priced.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO..
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COLORED-ATTENTION

This is your opportunity to own your owr
home in a good ne. section. nice, clean
roomy brick home. modern convenienceS
near churches. schools and transportation
This is nice home for nice family
Let me show YOU this property Priced
under $500: immediate possession Cal
Mrs. Gillespie, sP. 0753-R. FIR. 1l01
JAY REALTY co --o6
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ARLINGTON

o112 So 9th st, corner house at 30.
Veitch-Semidet. brick. rooms and bath,
a-c, oil heat; very convenient to Pentagon
and Navy Bdgs, shopping. schools and
transportation; possession. H. G.. SM1THY
GO ST 33ou ga
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5-to-15-Year Term Given
In Fatal Stabbinq

Sentences for convicted persons
in several recent Sayings and as
saults were announced in District
Court yesterday.
Johnnie Martin, "a, colored, Of
the TOO block Of Corcoran street
NV, was given from to Is
years by Judge Curran for the fatal
stapbing Of William Askew, 90
colored, Of the TOO block of Seaton
place NV, last July.
Jet P. Mundy, 81, of the 900 block
of I street NV. was given from
three to nine years by Judge Cur
ran for assault. He shot and
wounded Eddie M. Barnes, "a, COL
ored, of the 1000 block of Twenty
second street NV. =
George Hicks, jr., Is. colored, of
the 1000 block of Fourteenth street
NV. was given a suspended SEN
tence by Judge David A. Pine of
District Court and placed on pro-
baton for assault with intent to
commit carnal knowledge, involving
a 13-year-old colored girl. The jury
had recommended leniency.
David Lewis, IS, Of the 200 block
of Upshur street NV, was put on
probation by Judge Richmond B.
Keech and ordered to pay a fine
Of $500 on charges of promoting a
lottery and possession of numbers
slips. Oscar j. Whitfield, q, COL
order of the 1900 block of Church
street NV. also was placed on pro-
baton on similar charges.
Numbers charges against Ken
meth w. Lawson, SO, Of Hillside. Md,
were dismissed on Government mo-
ton. Lawson originally had been
named along with Lewis and Whit
field.
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ANOTHER GIFT FOR 'QUEEN-An additional gift was re-
ceved yesterday by Mrs Ethel Funk superintendent the
District Home at Manassas Va who recently the National
Capital Home Show queen contest Above Donald Heyne
president Standard Properties Inc $500
that firm to Mrs Funk who said she will it to buy ce
cream tobacco and candy for the IS residents home
ranging in 95 In center is James Pearson
executive director Washington Home Builders Association
Star Staff Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30

lvorce action that he had been a
longtime resident Of the District
He said he lived in the 1900 block OF
N street NV, when actually he
lived in Maryland. His former resi-
dence was Landover, Md, it was
said.
In the 1916 action, Mcfarland was
awarded a divorce from Mrs. Alta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30

day was sentenced by Judge Edward
M. Curran Of District Court to serve
from eight months to two years for
perjury in connection with a 1916
divorce suit in which he was plain
tiff.
Mcfarland was found guilty last
week Of having testified in the di-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30

the dinner guest Thursday night OF
Emperor Halle Selassie ct the I'M.
perial Palace. He arrived Thursday
by plane from Nairobi, Kenya Col-s
ony, and Is staying at the Ethiopians
government guest house. s
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Gun Factory EmpIoye Gets
Term in Divorce Perjury

Edgar c. Mcfarland, 40, an en-
ploye of the Naval Gun Factory,
who lives at Derwood, Md, yester-
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B-3
--H

=. Mcfarland, then Of Essex, Conn.,,
IN grounds of voluntary separation.
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;elussie Fetes Rockefeller

Adds ABABA, Ethiopia, Oct. 80
R.-John D. Rockefeller III was
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
STEAMER ALA5kA
 HERE S0UTHB0UND

The Alaska arrived here on her southbound trip at 4:15 o'clock yes- terday afternoon with IT passengers for Juneau and left for the south at 835 last night taking nine from here.
 Pa1engers arriving were:
 From Sitka Erna Taylor
 From Haines: Larry Dubois and Brooks Hanford.
 Roundtrip from Juneau. Mrs. M. E Morrison and Gail Morrison. From Seattle, around triangle run, and return to Juneau; H. G. Jung and wife, Hazel Hawkinson, Ger trude Krehbeil, Della Krehbeil, Eli nor Steel, w. H. Nicholson and wife. Katie Vierira, Katherine Bustan- chury. Rose Wilcox and Patricia Boyd
 To Ketchikan: w. Daly and John w Ball To Seattle; Miss Jen Krug, Anna mae Burnett and Lester Mongle.
 To Petersburg Mrs. E. A. McCul- lock, Mrs WA. Anderson and Paul Way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
pAA FAKES IA SOUTH;
 14FLY TO FAIRBANKS

Fourteen passengers flew to Seat tie yesterday via PAA Clippers which took IA others to Fairbanks from Juneau.
 Leaving for the south were Betty Bennett, O. F. Benecke, Rolande Ballantyne, Rod Tisdale, Rebecca Barkley, Vera Schultz, Vernon Stew ems, Mrs. Eleanor Hale and child, Jack Tenneson, R. w. Hawley, Doris Philips, Ed Aitmiller and Dewey Cooper.
 Leaving for Fairbanks were Will liam Maxey, Belle Burkholder Bill Kirby, Charles Aubert, Raymond Bolton, E. T. Mccarthy, Gloria and Clara Davis. Ruth Akridge, Shirley Thayer, Jack Salisbury, Harold Sy- fert, Laura Kennedy and Mrs. Guy Vincent.
 Galen Biery went to Annette and David Johnson left for Whitehorse.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
PIONEER MOVIE : MAN, DAVID WARk
 GRIFFITH, E DEAD
Made Birth of a Nation Discovered Many
 Film Stars

HOLLYWOOD, July 23-iR-Da- Iyid Walk Griffith, 73, pioneer movie and star maker, is dead. Best known for his discovery of Mary Pickford and his famous The Birth of a Nation" Griffith had been inactive in pictures for many years, but the legend of his early days never died.
 He was stricken ill Wednesday night in his hotel suite and taken to the hospital yesterday, suffering from a cerebral hemorrhage.
 In the early days of motion pie lures, Griffith pioneered in lavish productions, innovations in photo graphy and tailored scenarios to fit idealistic themes. His Birth oi a Nation" is still generally regarded as one of the greatest movies. During the quarter century when he was most active in films, Griffith was credited with discovering ol developing many top stars such as Mary Pickford, Dorothy and Lillian Gish, Mae Marsh, Lionel Barrymore Douglas Fairbanks, Mabel NormanC and Mack Sinnett.
 Griffith developed such film tech niques as the closeup, the flashback and soft-focus photography
 Tn recent years he lived in retire ! ment
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
CONNIE WITNESS
 RUk0UT
Former UW Fellow Teach. CT 0usted at Hearing-
 Disorder Is Created

SEATTLE, July 23-tR-A former University of Washington teaching fellow was removed from the wit ness stand at the legislatures Un- American Activities Committee hear ing this morning after shouted exchange with the chairman.
 Philip H. Davis was elected for shouting repeatedly for his attorney, who previously was barred from the hearing chambers.
 Take him out" Committee Chair man Albert F. CanWell of Spokane ordered, unable to silence Davis with his pounding gravel.
 The 39-year-old eX-teacher was the first witness called at the start of the fifth-day session, which was expected to end the current hear ing.
 Davis previously had been labeled a Communist Party member hy his father, s. P Davis, an elderly inva- lid whose home is at Burlington, Wash. He said in a deposition to the committee his son formerly was en- gagged in Communist activities at Bellingham High School, Whitman College and Bellingham Norman School, now Western Washington College
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
FOOD PRICE
 NOW BREAKS
 ALL RECORDS
Paul Porter 10 Get Inform. ation for Anti ti-Inf|ation
 Bill for Truman

WASHINGTON, July 23-lR-Tht cost-of- living index struck an all time high on June 15, with fooc prices reaching leNord-shattering levels, the Bureau of Labor Statis- tics reported today
 The index representing retail pri- ces of goods and services bought by moderate income families in large cities hit 171.7 percent of the 1885, 1889 average.
 As the record-smashing living cost figures were disclosed, President Truman drove ahead with prepara- tion of recommendations he will make to Congress Tuesday for deal- ing with imitation and rising prices
 The White House announced MT Truman's appointment of Paul A Porter as a Special Assistant to the President to help with preparation ot anti-inflation legislation.
 Porter, the last chief of the War time Office of Price Administration, will serve on a temporary non- salaried basis The White House said his job will be to coordinate information to be given Congress in hehalf of the anti-inflation bill being drafted.
 The BIS index on living costs, covering the period up to June Is, usually runs about five weeks be- hind the current price levels.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
30 PERSONS ARRIVE BY ALASKA COASTAL F0RTY-TW0 DEPART

Thirty passengers arrived and 4 left with Alaska Coastal flights yes terday as follows:
 From Pelican: George Beandry, M Mayo and wife and Mrs Irene Reed
 From Chichagof: B. D. Stewart and Mark Jensen.
 From Tulsequah: w. Wolnek.
 From SkagWay: the Rev. G. F Gallant and Connie Rasmussen.
 From Haines Steve Caste ano Frank Holder
 From Excursion Inlet: Irene Sa- rabia
 From Gustavus: John Goetz.
 From Ketchikan: s. J. Ford.
 From Sitka: George Joseph, T Carol, T Whiteside and s. K HaSki.
 From Turner Lake: M. Tyner, D Williams, T. Woodbridge and B. F Dunn
 From Superior Packing D. Bax- ter, J. Tenneson, Jr, and D. Zamor- ra.
 To Sitka: s. T. Zurn, Alice Rob- erts, s. Mix, Fred Oldfield and H Rice.
 To Tenakee: Russ Hermann. To Superior Packing: D. M. Za- morra
 To Hood Bay. Fred Krisp.
 To Petersburg: A. M. Dalen.
 To Ketchikan. w. Thompson and A. E. Lowe.
 To Gustavus: Mrs. E. Jones, w Lehman and wife and Larry Leh- man.
 To Excursion Inlet: Charles Bart lett and E. Hit.
 To Skagway: Jack Molyneaux and Margaret Comby.
 To Haines: Fred McRae
 To Tenakee Mike Gavrel.
 To Tulsequah: J. Campbell. J Strachan, J. Tumble and J Weir To Hoonah: Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Nc Kinley, the Rev Belts and William Phillips.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
THIRD PARTY READY FOR
 CONVENTION
Wallace Arrives in PhiIa- deIphia : Greeted by
 Campaign Leaders
By JACK BELL

PHILADELPHIA. July 23.-iR- Henry A. Wallace arrived here to- day and told cheering packers of his Third Party Presidential candi- dacy that they are making world history
 This convention will mark a great turning point in the history of this party, the United States and the world" he said to sev- eral hundred party leaders, dele gates and party workers who greet ed him at the Pennsylvania Rail- roads Broad Street station with shouts and party campaign songs
 Stepping from the train, Wal lace declared chances of his party in the coming election are fine
 "The New Party will make things roll after this convention. Mark my word on that" he said.
 The crowd carried banners and placards hailing Wallace and Sen ator Glen H. Taylor, of Idaho, his Vice Presidential running mate.
 The placards displayed such slo- gans as:
 Had enough milk at 25 cents a quartz"
 People Before Profits!"
 Repeal the Draft Now"
 Wallaces arrival marks the for nal launching of the first serious attempt since 1924 to cut across Democratic and Republican lines with a third candidate for the Presidency.
 In that long ago era, the ticket of Robert M LaFollette, Sr., and Burton K. Wheeler got about A. 5000O0 votes.
 Estimates now range between that and 9,000000 for the vote total likely to be amassed by Wallace and his running mate, Senator Glen Taylor, erstwhile Idaho Demo- crat.
 The convention opens tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
CLAY LEAVES FOR POST

WASHINGTON, July 23-tR- Gen. Lucius D. Clay United States Military Governor in Germany, left Washington by plane late today for his post in Berlin. His plane is scheduled to fly by way of Ser muda, the Azores and Frankfurt, Germany.
 Gen. Clay said before returning to his post that the United States soon will double the tonnage of supplies being delivered by air to Berlin through reinforcement of it's fleet of cargo planes. He told a news conference that "a substantial force" of huge C-54 transports will be added to the cargo planes now carrying supplies.
 He said the air lift increase will make it possible to deliver to the blockaded western sectors of Ber- lin enough food and a minimum of coal sufficient to meet the needs of the people there through next 1 winter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
EISENHOWER, DEWEY HAVE
 CONFERENCE
Surprise Meeting Takes Pla1e-Foreign Situa-
 lion Is Discussed
By HENRY LEADER

PAWLING, N. Y, July 23-(R- Gov Thomas E. Dewey and Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower discussed "the critical" European situation at g surprise conference here today.
 Eisenhower, President of Columbia University, came to Pawling at Dew ey's request. They discussed Euro pean affairs and our military estab- lishment," an aide of Governor Dewey said.
 The visit of the World War Il Allied Supreme Commander in Flu rope preceded By one day the sched uled conference here by Coy. Dewey with Senator Arthur H. Vanden- berg and John Foster Dulles to dis cuss the foreign situation in general and the Berlin crisis in detail
 Dewey had made no prior an nouncement of the Eisenhower con- ference.
 Ike" and Mrs. Eisenhower motored from New York City this morning They had lunch with the Governor and Mrs. Dewey and were to return late today.
 It was understood that Dewey sought Eisenhower views parti- cularly on the Central European situation.
 Eisenhower, prior to the recen National Political Convention, hac been discussed as possible candi. date by both Republicans ad Demo. crats. He made clear, however, that he would not accept either
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. July 23-iR-Clos- ing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 3ai. American Can 84l2, Anaconda 37, Curtiss- Wright II r, International Harvest CT 32A, Kennecott SITS, New York Central IFS, Northern Pacific 23A U. s. Steel 79&, Pound S403A
 Sales today were 820,000 shares
 Averages today are as follows industrials l85.3l, rails 6l.l5, utii- tiles 35.30.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
Army FIier
 Blamed for
 U. N. Bomb
War : Worried Ex Army Pilot Wanted 10 Wake
 Up" Assembly
By GEORGE w. CORNELL

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, July g. -iR - An ex-Army flier, worried about a new war, was sought today as the pilot who diyed at United Nations Headquarters and dropped a missile which exploded harmlessly nearby.
 The U. N. Trusteeship Council was in session when the missile. believed by police to be homemade bomb, went off yesterday near the ground about 400 feet from the entrance of the central U N building
 The blast was heard a mile away.
 A plane answering the description of the one from which the missile was dropped landed short time later at La Guardia Field.
 Its pilot, who identified himself as Stephen J. Supina, 36, former B-17 turret gunner of Wilmington Conn. left the field
 Police sent out a 13-State alarm for Supina on felony charge of malicious mischief.
 At Ashford Conn, Supina s brother, former Connecticut State Representative Thomas Supina, Jr said Steve has been pretty upset, seeing the world on the edge of an- other war"
 He said his brother may have used a signal flare" in an attempt to wake up the United Nations. "
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
STEAMER M0vEhENI5

George Washington, from Seattle, due at 5 D. m today and sails at 10:45 for Skagway.
 Prince George, from Vancouver scheduled to arrive at T D. m. to- morrow.
 Sailors Splice, scheduled to sail from Seattle Saturday.
 Aleutian scheduled to sail from Seattle Saturday.
 Princess Louise, scheduled to sail from Vancouver Saturday. Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver July 28.
 Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle July 29.
 Baranof scheduled to arrive southbound at ' a. m. Monday.
 Corsair scheduled southbound on Monday.
 Palisana scheduled southbound Tuesday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
SCOUTING FLIGHT IS
 UNDERWAY
Graft Will Pass Over Alas. ka After Refue|ing at
 EImendorf Field
By ELTON c. FAY

WASHINGTON, July 23.-tR- Three American Superfortresses are off on a round the world scouting flight to see whether big bombers could use fields and facilities in distant parts of the world should trouble come some day.
 The second stop of the trio of B-29's was scheduled today at La gems Air Base in the Azores, which the United States uses under an agreement with Portugal
 The bombers, taking off from their home base at Davis-Monthan Field, Tucson, Ariz. stopped at MacDill, Florida, yesterday after noon for fuel, then headed east ward out across the Atlantic.
 The flight is the third project ed globe -circling trip for Super fortress = but drastically scaled down from the original plan
 In October, l946, Air Secretary Symington announced to news conference that ''if the State De- partment approves, the Air Force will send a group of B-29's on a flight around the world. This flight will compare with around the world voyages by the American fleet"
 One of the most notable round the world fleet cruises was at the turn of the century and was in- tended frankly as demonstration oi American power.
 Obviously remembering that, the State Department definitely did not approve Symington's idea and the flight plan was shelved.
 Last May three B-29s took off, eastbound, on another projected globe-girdling flight. This time, they reached the middle east but encountered diplomatic complica- tions about flying over certain areas and turned back.
 From the Azores, the three bomhers are scheduled to fly to Whellus Field, near Tripoli, Li- bya.
 From there, refueling stops will be made at Ceylon, the Philip pines, Japan, Elmendorf Field, An- chorage, Alaska, and thus back to base at Tucson.
 Arrival at Tucson is set for the morning of August 5.