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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30

400 A., I75 TILLABLE; old stone res
Ibuilt 1897; farm hldgs.:. S21 900;
1875 a.; T-r. res. bath and cleo; :
tenant houses ! !! ESQ farm bldss'; poultry
13 a.: 6-r. res; cleo; outbldss.;
1o GA a.; . good e-r. res. tmods5n,;
2-car garage; exc. cond5 MEOW.
10 a.; ~ res ssoS. essni 900 sar sarase
10 a.; 5-r. modern res. complete cleo
10 a.. unimproved. near Route Z
20 a., unimproved. $4,000.
s a.; 3-r. house; creek through prop
1o4 a.; s-r, 2-bath res, (stonel;
euesthouse: farm bldss.i all Al con-
dition: choice listing; S37.500.
All above are well watered. on or neal
macadam I'd. Exc. views; Can o.
financed Priced fol-. the BUYERS. q
{: C.. ELsEA & SON. Bluemont' Va
saeeHckE fARM-1e acres clear; Q.
rm. house. 2 porches, finest heat
cleo. telephone; on hard-surfAcec
road: school bus passes door; priced
81 acres. s acres clear: on hard,
line; priced, 81 900.
IL acres, 3 acres clear. on hard
surfaced road: Greyhound school bu'
Passes passes d 81 s66 z miles from La Plata
Modern homes in and near La Plata
Real Estate Broker, La Plata, Nd
p1ofo ,fpgp
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS

N.W.-NOW AVAILABLE
OVER 2 ACRES OF
GROUND, FACING 4
IMPROVED STREETS
Mr.. KENT AND
SPRING VALLEY.
WILL SELL AS AN
ENTIRETY OR IN
LOTS TO SUIT YOUR
NEEDS.
JEROME S. MURRAY
AID 5000. I348 Conn. Ave. Nj 1929.
COLORED-I231 IRVING ST. NE.
-Brookland; reas. price: lot BOX
$50 IT. zoned A. HO. 6712; ewes,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
also duplex apt. sites. South 18th
and 14th st. and Shirley hwy.
BOWERS. 1873 Eye NV, RE. 2029.
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BROOKHAVEN
BUILDERS ONLY
WILLOWRUN

Historic Fairfax County-Ideal loca-
ton, ! 5 min. to D. c.; attractive l2-
acre lots from $3.50; excellent terms
Shirley hwy. to Rte 236 toward
Fairfax . mi. to sign on left. VIM
7: CARR1CO, Jr., ReaItor Owner,
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YEAR ROUND HOMES
Kllmarnccs, Va. u mile on Indian
Creek-Excellent anchorage; out
standing water sports. S-room dwell
ing. complete modern Conveniences;
farm buildings 80 acres, 70 culti-
waited: S25 900
Neale Sound-Rambling bungalow
glass-inclosed porches, modern con
yeniences;. completely furnished;
dock; 2s-foot cabin cruiser included
Cotton Point. st. Marys County. over
looking Potomac River; 100-ft. road
frontage; Il large rooms, bath, cellar;
suitable all-year occupancy; modern
conyeniences: artesian we'll; land
scaped. outstanding water sports;
$4,000. y
Breton Bog: Groom cottage. modern
convenience, artesian well; charm
Ing view: SAND beach: = acres;
We are offering desirable homesltes
and acreage tracts on the, beautiful
rivers OF Southern Maryland and
LEoNARD SNYDER, LA PLATA. MD
BAY FRONT BUNGALOWS. all cleo
trio, furn., fully equipped; lgs.
IS, 500 TO to $3.50; 't terms 10 - T.
Log . cabin, furn., lge. lot; price,
Bay front rambler, paneled liv. rm.,
With hrepl, bulkhead; SI3,50O;
Building lots, from $500.
CLIFFORD C. WOODARD
Shady Side. Md. West River 64"l.
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BUICK 1947 conv.; loaded with
extras, low mileage, 1 owner; ST.
$50. AP O37S. 80
equipped: A beautiful car at only
Sl,695. LUSTINE-NICHOLSO MO-
TOR CO, $500 Baltimore blvd.
Hyattsville, Md, WA. 1900. -31
BClCh 1910 Super; radio. heater,
Exide battery, slip covers, mo.
tor recently overhauled, new brakes,
car in peri. cond.; $500. OV 1850.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
$500 End TRUST for sale: 81 in
terest. Substantial discount. HO.
SEASONED End TRUST, balance
$3,S32 go. payable S35 monthly,
Due In 6 yrs. For quick sale, S2,250.
Ma. 7172, SH. 1922. al
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$500 PER ACRE
WOODS AND A STREAM

w ~ ~ ~ ~ 80 - - ~ - = sA~~ = 49,
Wooded tract, 62 acres, on
improved road. Just off Old
Dominion drive, about 4 miles
of Mclean, Va, in Fairfax
County. High land with small
stream through one corner.
Price S4,100. About II miles
from White House.
Also, So acres, long road
frontage, wooded lot with
stream. high elevation, mostly
cleared. $4,000.
ESTATE AREA
4ia acres on GEORGETOWN
pike. 345 feet frontage on
pike. over 700 feet deep, about
& miles from Virginia end of
Cha'1 Bid price. g. 800
NEAR MADEIRA SCHOOL
ss acres eff Georgetown
pike, in lovely section. excel
lent neighbors, !, miles from
NEAR GREAT FALLS
5-acre wooded tract. on I'M
PROVED road, y mile from
Georgetown pike $3.50.
Herman E. GaSch & Son
500 Woodward Building MA 1884
Saturday and Sunday. call Daleview
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FULLY EQUIPPED
DAIRY FARMS

Near Purcellville, Loudoun Co., Va,
show better than 1Ote net return on
s naassn INVESTED n,rn loo as a. iGost nd
ern. barn. Herds. equipment. feed
and crops, modern homes, up.to-
date farm buildings. Shown BY
FLEET JAMES, AGENT
Purcellville. Va. Tel. b212. .
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WATER LINE
ELECTRICITY
GOOD ROADS
$25 DOWN-$l0 MONTH

9LO DoW N-SlU MSN II
80 minutes drive out Lee blvd or
Lee hwy. to Centerville. turn left
at traffic light on Route IS toward
Manassas miles to cur big sign
on left. SMALL FARMS Open
every day. l.. noon TO 4 pm.
Every Trailways bus to Manassas
passes US Bring $40 deposit. 81
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ACCOMMODATIONS

GOOD FOR CLUB Of hunters; 1855
acres. wooded: 5-acre pond: wild
turkeys. many ducks, auails and
deer; nice new building. so It. by
near Waynesboro, Va; terms
STROUP, RA. S700.
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George Mason Green Co
WOODED LOTS
WOODLEY HILLS

SELECT a beautifully wooded "a to
j acre tract in Northern Virginia's
most highly and rapidly developing
subdivision. Prices range $1,000
and Up Terms If desired. AL.
o03R. TIE 7121 AL 26I6 80
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45O-A. FARM-Sl7,5OO

IS mi. from D.. c., in Southern. Nd
$50 q. excellent crop land; lge
house; cleo: deep we'll. pump: 2 to-
baeco barns; outbldgs.: 800 q. tim
Der. pulpwood: streams; lake site;
on paved road: immed. possession.
Call RA Q0l3
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS

private sales our spe-
On automobile let us finance it for
the purchases. NOLAN FINANCE
CO.. l1O2 New York ave. NV. Re-
public 1900.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED.
PRIVATE PARTY viii buy End and
Bird trusts; fast service; good serv-
ice. Sun. Ia. $500; eves.. GE.
00B6 MR. BENSON
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WANTED-A truck that will carry
Ia, tons. e. PRICE CARPENTER,
Lorton, Va
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
{con&inuaA)

12O-ACRE FARM. near Mocha nicsville
--2.5OO lbs. tobacco raised this year;
seVen-room main dwelling with base
ment: one tenant house: Ave to-
bacco barns, chicken house, nipple
ment shed. courthouse, granary.
metal two-car garage. Price.
S11.OO0
We also have beautiful wooded water
front sites on PatuXent River and
St Inigoes Greek, near st. Marys
City. JAMES WARING a. SON,
Leonardtown, Md. Phone Leonard
town 30
OWtNGS BEACH. Deale, Md.-4-room
cottage, foored attic, ami; shore
frontage on boat harbor: lot sos
t3' III 3-'Sna 81
2 WATERFRONT LOTS. Herald Har.
Nor, M VIII sell for assessed value
SH. :}s0d 30
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TEMPLE HILLS PARK

Beautiful IOtS N SuDSLANIIdI Sec
ton. with charming homes; lots,
l0Ux200 at $1,000; g miles to U. S
Capitol grounds; fully restricted;
use pump for water and septic tank
for sewerage; city water within
1000 feet of Temple Hills Park
loo feet from excellent bus sery-
ice; approach over paved street Out
Pa. ave. Sc. then Branch ave to
Silver Hill, then turn right straight
to Temple I'd, then to mail box 5e0l
and our sign. rp street to lots. Mr..
Bakers home on property. 5:0l
Temple I'd. can give you full infor-
mation. Home evenings. Saturdays
and Sundays; Telephone Logan 3 3,
Vermont ave. RA. OSS6. MA. 6l3l.
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All advertisements offering
automobiles for sole must in
elude uctuol selling price OF cor
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3 BUILDERS 8
HOMESITES

acre lots beir released yies viii build
individual de gned homes; l mile
from Chain Gridge on Glebe Road,
turn right On Chesterbrook ROAD 10
property A H. TUTHILL, ia.
2-042S, ia. $4,000 or call Miss
johnson. CHI. 4053. so
ATTENTION BUILDERS
Owner must liauidate. 20 rambler
homesiteS in nearby Fairfax, sewer,
water, gas and paved streets in.
b, For details, call OK. 1860; ewes.
GIL. l441.
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b mi. D. c. OH good State road.
f-rm. dwelling in excel cond inside
sna sai o sasa,, hs, rsdssofafd
Q valley overlooking Blue Ridge.
This Is the type farm that should 90
fast ct this priseaa PENTAaoN
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RETURNING SOON?

Why not plan for the future now by
,,nyestiestins TIE small 3 to . IS acre r;
st. Msrys County. Nd. for as little
as $3.50. with terms as low as $40
monthly? For information, call OK
1880; ewes. OIL. 1441.
DAIRY ($26,OO0) FARM
7e acres. Large, modern brick house,
81. bedrooms: Hot,water heat. Two
buildings. Another outstanding val
ne. You must see this real buy
EASTMAN AND SEAY
Exclusive Realtors. FA. a6eO. i
SO ACRES $40 500
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LOTS-VIRGINIA

Several beautiful wooded lots in
Aurora Hills. Oakcrest. Annandsle
and Arlington: ideal homesites in q
good environment of fine homes;
coav. to shopping, transp. and
schools.
J. LEE PRICE
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LOTS FOR SALE Cont


SILVER SPRING-Choice residential
lots, in an established subdivision.
restricted: beautifully wooded; all
utilities, paved streets; located just
one block off Forest Glen I'd. near
grade school and transp. Price,
1850, on easy terms.
E. s. PRICE g. co.
1901 Georgia Ave. 10. 5-1231,
lO. b-03l5.
HILLWOoD SECTION
Near Falls Church. Va, Exclusive
peighborhood, wooded lot. 70Xl25
IT.; all improvements. Priced low
liquidste estate, S2,350 All homes
in vicinity from S30,000-S60, 900.
Contact SECURITY REALTY CO.
Immediately, CHI. Asa. OK. 29S0,
Gil. 1886.
3 BUILDERS 8
Rollingwood. Chevy Chase-Will sub.
ordinate lge. LIST trust. 3 fine lots
on Woodbine st. Just east OF Brook
vile I'd, convenient to everything
bus at corner; topo. ready. Call
YELLOTT & co.
Realtors, 1924 Eye st, NV, MA
CASA -bD
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TODAY'S VALUES

CENTRAL MOTOR co.
GMC TRUCK DEALERS.
5000 Lee hwy, Arl.. Va. CHI. 1000
Other truck bargains. Army. parts;
nisht service at our Alex, plant,
1901 Oronoco st. Ov 1900.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Camera Womun's Bean Soup
Hits Spot-u Co|umnist's S Face

Senate restaurant bean soup
hit the spot again yesterday-a
Washington columnist's face.
The otherwise sedate atmos-
phere of the Senate dining room
was shattered, when an irate
woman photographer, 29-year-old
Miss Marion Carpenter. tossed the
bowl of soup at Iris Coffin, COL
umnist for the Time
AS an Introductory remark, she
informed him heres an exclusive
for you
She objected to his column of
yesterday. which said she "teased
and smiled" Senator McKellar into
posing for picture. The photo,
which Mr.. Coffin said represented
Senator McKellar as a "benevo-
lent college professor" was a ia
vorite with him, Miss Carpenter
said.
"I don't have to smile and tease
any one into a picture" she said
after theincident, and promptly
offered to pose with her camera
and a bowl Of soup
Mr.. Coffin. who admitted he was
Evening star., 1949-03-25

"f1abbergasted" at the moment Of
impact, was still that way an hour
later when he went home to
change clothes.
"She told me about the picture
a few days ago and suggested
that mention it." he said. II
thought I was doing her a favor" 2"
Miss Carpenter photographed
the well-remembered picture of
President Truman. Lauren Bacall
and piano when the President was
Vice President. She also is the
woman who climbed the Capitol
dome to get another photo.
If I have nerve enoueht to do
that. I have nerve enough to
throw a bowl of bean SOUP. she
said. She said she thought Mr..
Collins remarks reflected on my
character"
Showered as an innocent by
stander was William Perry, SUPER
intendent Of the periodical gallery,
who was seated next to Mr.. Coffin.
His plight was not so difficult. He
accepted the 81 dry-cleaning ex-
penses offered by Miss Carpenter,
walked across the streret to q dry
cleaner shop. where he had an
other suit and changed clothes.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
bevin Sails for j. ).
On Queen Mary for
Pact Signing Here
BY the Assoeioisd Press

| SOUTHAMPTON. England, Mar
|25.-Britain's Foreign Secretary
Bevin sailed for the United States
today on the Queen May.
He and other European leaders
are to sign the~new Nor1h Atlantic
defense treaty in Washington
early next month. i"
Paul-Henri Spaak. Premier and
foreign minister of Belgium. was
to board the ship at Cherbourg.
Foreign Minister Joseph Bech- of
little Luxembourg also is to sail.
Each will sign the, treaty for his
country. "
Also booked on the Queen Mary
were Hector Mcneil, British min
lister Of state, and Andrei A. Gro
myko, Soviet deputy foreign min
ister. Each heads his country's
dedication to the United Nations
General Assembly opening in New
York April 5.
Mr.. Bevin suffered what he
called a slight asthmatic cough
ing spell when he boarded the
ship last night. He said ne
planned to spend most Of the
trip in bed to rest UP, after work.
ing long hours recently.
French Foreign Minister Robert
Schuman is to leave Paris for
Washington by plane next We'd
nesday. He also will sign the
pact.
Mr.. Bevin, Mr.. Schumah and
the other European leaders are
expected to get together in Wash
ington with American officials on
such other problems as:
The future of Western Ger
many and the Russian blockade
of Berlin.
Security for Greece, Turkey and
Iran, all bordering on Iron Cur
tain territory. =,
The Communist pressure cam
Evening star., 1949-03-25
st, 900 Danes Protested
Atlantic Pact, Reds Say

MOSCOW, Mar. Is (R.-The
Russian press asserted today that
$4,000 persons participated in a
demonstration in Copenhagen
against Danish membership in the
North Atlantic alliance.
The story said the demonstra-
tors cheered the Danish Commu-
mist leader. Aksel Larsen, when he
appeared in q window at the Par
lament Building. The dispatch
said he had warned the Parlia-
ment that no matter how 1t voted
on Joining the allience. "the Dan
ish people will decide the fate of
Denmark"
Copenhagen dispatches Wednes-
day said several hundred youths
fought with police after, a demon
Stration against the alliance in
which Communists and some nom
political, peace organizations par
ticipated.
Although the sun appears to be
small, its diameter is $50. 900
miles, which would make its den
sity . million times greater than
fhe 40 r.fhbs '" p so
Evening star., 1949-03-25

paign in the Orient and Middle
To cf
Evening star., 1949-03-25

FIRST ). with ''Manhat.
TAM Pastel Shirts-in 8 excit-
ing shades to brighten up your
Spring wardrobe. Popular wide
spread collar style with French
cuffs. 1896
Evening star., 1949-03-25

FIRST with CISCO'S
''Personaire'' Sport Shirt
+. of fine washable rayon gab-
ardine with your initial embroi-
dered on the pocket. No waiting
>. take it with you. $7.95
Evening star., 1949-03-25

FIRST with Bostonian
''Strato-Moc,'' a mocassin-type
shoe with sealed welt, husky
soles and sturdy, soft-feeling
feathers to give you added COM
fort. $740S
Evening star., 1949-10-24
Bondeoux Type
WOMEN'S
BRAS
2 TO, 81

Nylon, royon sotin Or cotton. Plunge,
stitch cup and qstropIess styles. Sizes
81 to 40; A, B. c cup.
Evening star., 1949-10-24
Coct and Slipover
WOMEN'S
SWEATERS

Pure oII-wool or lovely
cotton chenille in pull
over and coot styles. Solid ~
colors and stripes, sizes
"a to 40 and SO to 46.
Evening star., 1949-10-24

Royon, cotton and port
wool tproperly labeled
content) bIouses with GH
tailored m on DORM or
Jewel neckIines. interest
ing prints and snort solid
coIors. Sizes 81 to SO.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-01

WEEOMASTER BULLETIN How
To Control Weeds WIZ Weed
mosfef". This buHefia coafoins
complete information Of whof
TO use, how 10 use IL ond
sproy chart giving on neoes- /
sosy iafoSmofios. NJ
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-01
TWO SCIENTIFICALLY CORRECT

Michigan Chemical Cooperation has developed TWO correct formuatises Tor lie
safest and most economical control Of weeds IN our urea.
WEEDMASTER 40 Anime has been specially developed for the control o
noxious weeds growing in small grains. pastures, faHow GROUND. golf courses and
parks. WEEDMASTER 40" Anime caa be evenly distributed in soluios as
little as two gallons Of water per acre by airpans. 1t contains no volatile oils
OF eaers which may produce damage to crops.
WEEDMASTER IA" Ester is a liquid concentrate easily mixed with hard, son
or akah waters for any spraying or with diesel oil for anplane spraying. Be-
cause of its oily nature, WEEDMASTER IA" Ester is specially recommended tx
control Of woody vegetation and hardy perennials.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-01

SOat H. > oiio h1OSOo
her hand. IT'LL tomorrow, sweet.
Make it as near l as you can, viii
your"
THE stairs cracked and squealed,
but there was no sound from
Mas room when they got to the top.
Danny stood waiting while Sis went
noiselessly from him in the dark.
Then Ma called out, Danny" in
insure apprehension, and her bed
side light went on.
cts me, Ma" Danny said hol-
lowly.
"Are you all right, darling?"
"Oh fine, Ma" he said.
"My gracious, it's nearly A." she
said. did you hear Sis come in?"
"Yes, Ma" Somehow that seemed
very little to say for something as
grand and incredible as that rifle
now down at Dempsey's, and he
added, "She came in a long, long
time ago."
"That's good" Maid said, and the
tone sounded queer to him, as if 1t
weren't his.
Danny was wide-awake when he
got into the bed. He lay there ten
tatively, neither curled up nor
stretched out. He sort of wished he
hadn't added that about Sis coming
in a long, long time ago. It hadn't
been necessary and it had made him
feel funny and uncomfortable,
ing how much that meant to Ma and
hearing it in her voice. Before that,
he hadn't been lying, really. He had
heard Sis come in.
LIE TRIED TO think hard and ex-
clusively of the rifle. But that
other stuff kept coming in-making
him FESTIVE and taut somewhere in
side, as if he weren't finished with
what he'd done. It was done-over.
1t would make an awful mess for
Sis and him and Ma too, if he said
he'd lied.
Maybe, when the rifle came, it
would eem really finished and he'd
be able to forget it. He hoped so.
He wished that he could forget it
now and go to sleep and not wake
no till the rifle came.
Ma saw there was something the
matter at breakfast. She asked a
couple of questions, took his pulse
and his temperature, and when
those were all right she dropped the
subject; but Danny could tell she
was watching him with C Ma
let Sis sleep, and Danny was glad
because he didn't want to see any
body. Every time a car turned into
the street, he raa out to see If it wa
Dempsey's. And finally, near lunch
time, it was.
His heart began humping when
the driver took on. the long, neatly
wrapped package and came in th<
gate with it. "You Daniel Fairchild?'
he said.
"Yes," Danny managed.
This is for personal delivery b
you personally" he said, "but dom
shoot till you see the whites of thei
eyes"
Danny grinned a little, sat
ssTbankc q Iot - and tooL tha naok
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-01
The NEW
|MID-JET
gives YOU WATER on
TAP at a NEW LOW cost

The Mid-Jeis 4 Big Features con pro-
vide you with a completely ousomoiic
wotes system in one complete, low
cost pockoee. All YOU provide is the
house, the we'll and q few feet of pipe
the Mid-Jet gives YOU q reody
supply Of running woier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-26
34 ARRIVE HERE BY
 PAN AM; 8 LEAVE

Pan American World Airways yesterday carried 36 passengers out of Juneau and brought 34 persons into the city. They were:
 From Seattle: David Dreibelbis, Larry Fitzpatrick, T. Jones, H. J. Lannen, E. J. Larson, Raymond Mork, T. o. Munroe, Joseph Perry, w. J. Rechin, Mary Stoyanovich, T. z. Strom, Howard Ulrich, Der tha Wallen, Gertrude Wietzel, Mrs. Williams.
 Elroy Ninnis, Mrs. William Campbell, Glen Cooley. Jam les Cock, Frederick Knebal, Valborn Knebal, Derwood Knebal, Ray mond Peterson, Brick Tompkins, John Bowen
 From Fairbanks: Sue Kennedy, Mrs. Andrew Johnson, A lme CT Schwantes, Sig Wien, Alvin Lynch, Peter Hansen.
 From Whitehorse: Mike Bradko- ski, Francis Hickey.
 For Whitehorse: O. A. Vancosta- dan.
 For Fairbanks: Charles Aikens, MT. and Mrs. Duncan Chalmers, Robert Chalmers, Marion Sanford, Charles Miller, June Orthman, June Trapp, Richard Egge, Lynne Lockwood, Richard Pickens.
 To Seattle: MT. and Mrs. Angeio Quinzy, Louis Lord, Blanche Ce- reno, D. s. Drapier, A. Gulloach' F. Johansen, c. Parker, Bill Maya TO. Mrs. M. Rigling, Bobby Rigging w. Clark, M Hill, H. V. Credo, Mrs. A. Wahto, MT. and Mrs. A. F. Misn' Mary Hortenstinn, Chuck Herpert' Cecil Bryant, John Hiriart, Conn Campbell, H. H. Knoblaugh, Pete Isaac.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-26
pNA LANDS NINE,
 TAXES SEVEN WEST

Pacific Northern Airlines yes- terday brought nine passengers into Juneau and took seven to h e westward They were:
 From Anchorage-B. Foote, T. A. Rivines, Mrs. w. Burrows, Major Ammons, s. Donaldson, L. Corners, MT. and Mrs. Boyer.
 From Cordova-Jack Burch, The odore Seamon.
 To Cordova-R. w. Korn, K. D. Stettler.
 To Anchorage-C L. Anderson, L. D. McMullins, Major Endresen, Leo J. Wood, Lillian Wood.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-26

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 DIAL 1460-JUNEAU
 WEDNESDAY, EVENING 6:00-News. 6:15-Music. @ 6:20-Sports Scene. 6:30-Dinner Music. 6;45-Local News. . 7:00-Sammy Kaye Showroom. 7:15-Jim Lawson -ABC. 7.3O--ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS 8:00-Weather report. 8:05-Music to Read By. 8:30-PEOPLE'S PLATFORM
 CBS. 9:00-Alaska News. 9:15-Viking Varieties. 9:30-PHILLIP MARLOWE-CBS. i0:00-News. 10:15-Drifting on a Cloud. 10:30-Weather report. i0:35-Sign Off. THURSDAY MORNING AND
 AFTERNOON W
 Sign On. 7:00-Dunking with Druxman.
 7:25-Local Weather.
 7:30-News Summary.
 Morning Thought.
 8:15-News Headlines.
 8:25-Weather report. 8:30-Music for Missus. Miladys Memo. 9:30-Weather report. 9:35-Airlane Trio. 9:45-YOU AND HUMOR-C -CBS. 10.00-News. 10.05-Vocal Varieties. 10:15-Piano Playhouse. Milady's Memo. II :0O-MEET THE MISSUS-C -CBS. 1:3O-Listeners' Digest. II :45-March Time. II 1:55-Forecast. 2:00-Salon Serenade. 12:15-News. 12:30-Meet the Band. :Oo-GARY MOORE SHOW
 CBS. 2:0O-FRONT PAGE FEATURES
 CBS. 2:15-Bing Sings. 2:30-Light Classics. 3:0O-HOWARD K. SMITH-CBS. 3:15-NEWSMAKERS-CBS. 3:30-Parade of Hits. 4:30-BARNYARD FOLLIES-
 CBS. 4:45-Western Serenade. 5:00-Keynotes by Carle. 5.15-Girl Scouts. 5:3O-DANCE MUSIC-CBS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-26
fl GO ON DENAL'5
 WESTWARD TRIP

The Denali picked up II passen- gers in Juneau for her westward trip yesterday afternoon, three of whom were bound for Seward, the remainder for Sitka. They were:
 For Sitka: MT. and Mrs. Nick Pelayo, and Betty, Rosie, Florence, Patricia Pelayo; Art Nelson, M. E. Monagle.
 For Seward: Joyce Greig, Clare Zach, c. D. Best.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-26
LADIES NIGHT THURSDAY

Thursday night at the Pamaray Club. Come on down and see what's cookin'. Prizes to the Lucky Lady. Orchestra playing 9 to l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-26
NORTHWAY GUESTS

MT. and Mrs. K. A. CrewSon of Northway are registered at the Baranof Hotel.