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PICKET I,'1 FENCES, everything to
s9ekEs sg1!a sm huMbsa. lsao ,g Wilson zHss4 blvd
thread: fixtures; aLock's, so5e N II
pisrni e Nv NO. NO 1909; g. VA. S5ol -
sights. ia. 4-o667. If
$3.50 each. Can Vi. oio7. @ie
PROTECTOR. i6 nm. sound. Holmes,
5000; runs complete show without
chang changing reel l.,,:s, 500 ST ST freproof
sass for sssS Ssse9 Can fSd Ss tempted vfo o
add extras ME. 0e96. 11o7h Eye
able. model $50. Ss5. Excel. wire
recorder. music play comb, S75.
e ssntrUn dsT tsge Sp ialS SI25. Recorder rentals
S-cu.-ft. HOTPOINT:
REFRrGIRAToR SEhelI1ND codspovtl Sa vl Fl 95gS f
left hand door. 1851 elec. clock. and
and auto. defroster includ., peri.
cond., free. delivery within Is miles.
Pl%l PhGne oWs Sefers ss55s . an or after ss 6
REFGR.. Electrolux. gas, 8 it., almost
4gl9 or RE. 5000. Ext. 4006. II
Frigidaire. 7 Gu.
T.: perfect cond.: S75. Cali FIR
REFRiGERAToR-our new home is
equipped with one, we already had
one; don't need .. Will sell the new
7.cu.-ft. Admiral. still sealed, for
$l45. Call FA. 3639. -16
REFRIGERATOR. rental, SIS per mo,
Small deposit. DOWD'S ELEC. CO. :
AIS Conn. ave-. OR. 1900.
- Kelvinator, 6.75I
cS.r ca; IT; NesT perfect. $50 or best
REFRIGERAToRs. reconditioned. like
new, guaranteed. Time payments,
free delivery. Large assortment OF
sizes and prices. FREDERICK'S.
5000 18th st. NV.
klEFRI,GERATORs, up to 4o% disc.
on all moor models; last yrs models
slaShed. Easy terms. Open ewes.
until 9. ROYAL APPLIANCE co,
lSl1 Nichols ave. s.e.. LU 4-70O0
kEFGRS.. recond.. guar: new floor
SAMPLES; big savings. p. o. SMITH S.
& s.. INC. 1874 II ne. Ii. 3-6050.
REFRIGERATORS-Late models, S25
up; easy terms; rent refrigerators,
% month. ALLISONS. open until
pm. 2209 l4th st. NV
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ROOMS WANTED

privil., for working mother, day
care 4-year-old girl; pvt. home;
reasonable. Box 360-Z, Star, l7s
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WATER PUMP and
tank wanted. Must be AL cond,
Write o. w. MELVIN, Fairfax Sta
ton, Va. -21
DIAMOND JEWElRY OF any descrip-
ton. old gold and silver. Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st NV,
FURNITURE, in good condition; all
kinds household goods; highest cash
prices. MRS. GAY, RE. 1904. 21s
FuKNITURE-Wi; buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces: also old china,
bric-a-brac Buying and selling fof
66 years HoPWOODS stb and x
sts NV. ME. 62S7
FuRN.--Odd pieces. entire cont. Re-
fgr. stoves We buy anything in
your home. s. e. FURN. EX-
CHANGE 21Q !th St, AT. 05s5.
FURNITURE-WANT AT ONCE.
Good Used Furniture, Any Amount.
Also Want Refrigerator, Grand
Piano. Curio Cabinet, And Clean
Rugs. Please Call Mr.. GRADY, Ma.
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GAS RANGES

N140 4t444NSA0
APT SIZE. yith yn1h y oven W contTel' ,S35 S35'
JocKEY BOY HITCHING POST, Ma.
LauRNSDRoMAT washing machine;
LAWN MowER. rubber tires. S.;
extension, !. lasa Ladder; pras psy sss7 SO;
sTupfo Ftf5fo' coTca sofSsH Wine col soored excel
lent condition. S35. WO. 2474. :.
LIGHT and generating plants. all
sizes, a. cd. c.; cheap. GIcHNER.
25l3 AZ st. NV. Ex. 3527.
ass sHsinse Il szfsl wsEakaG Saaa t5fs eS g.
MATTREsss. innerspring, box spring
Beautyrest; mahog. finished dble.
bed; $50. OR. 21S7.
MOTORS. illoo to do0 oltI hp'; -anydund and re-
exch. cARTY. 1908 14th. NO. 0224.
oaaiGtks Size s NJ 1D94s; 24ss Dfa''i'aliy rsW'
OFFICE FURNITURE
United Nations proc. last week. of
n desks, 110 chairs. 80 tables
rom q to = inchss ssd.d 81 = cos o-
large variety; reconditioned; ready
for immed. sale. Free parking on
premises. D. C. SURPLUS SALES,
511 New jersey ave. NV. IL
PAINTINGS, oil. 12. all framed. land
sca1cT and fruit; in good condition.
raor6SRAPHfc rGs5l RHR 1I4s dark room aauip- es,
ment. slightly used; originally $50.
Call HU. 4937 today.
PIANO. late model. full keyboard
spinet; attrac. mahog. finish real
value at S2s5: only S25 down. bal.
in 3 yrs. KITS 1880 6 st. NV.
PIANO. Brambach apt. grand, ma
ue at S695; conv. terms. KITS,
1880 G st, NV. -21 !.
riSN0 rddSS1;,og gDfigh. s5sEstes Wx 4aea n s09s
PIANowT you are looking Tor a value
in a new or used piano of good
make, visit our store this week. We
have dozens Of fine Instruments on on
N as SIS IS down dow % and three Ssi Years Il to pay pay.
81. 94oo. JORDAN PIANO CO. cor
PIANO, Kimball, upright, apt. size,
T; 4. JOHNSON. Apt. 1o7, ss51o
pfANo&Norris and Hyde upright;
g99o9dd cond. and tone. s125. VA.
PIANO, Chase upright; good condi-
hAoh, 0AcO' ASASPAOAAN AA@'
PLANO. Story g. Clark baby grand;
walnut al NJ MH f1nish; a74, $780, Call ,7t aiteI
PIaNosg5andReg sssE ,s nss msde
possible SSm one by of the y09%f Rords DqIahsss aases
piano manufacturers. This is an
event thrifty buyers won't overlook.
S25 down, balance in three years.
KrTTfG 29n q St D1
PIANOS-Rental-pu plan: new
pianos as low as SO q mo. Either
call or come In to get full informa-
tion. DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 G st
PiANossSitt PiANosaspinets and consoles, brand.
new; reduced to S575 this week
only; regular price, S775: better
MUSIC STORE, 7ss isth st. NV
PIANos-Government employees. mem
bers of the armed forces. D. C. EN-.
our special discount plan. Pay Al
little. as $25 down. Choice Of oyel
nous MOT makes. Phone Mr.. Jones. ST
$500. THE PIANO MART. 1015 I'll
piANo,S-Rent a piano. Come i,
anS SELECT the piano gon Tqn f2on
our large stock of new Steinway
sohmer. Kimball Gulbransen an
Gable pianos. You may have tn
your your home at very low cost OIL
Campbell's famous Rental Purchas
Plan. Come in or phone US 70
details. Campbell MUSIC co.
PiANOS-Want bargain? Then ge
the best. Campbelrs have an un
usual display Of used console an,
grand pianos. Prices range fron
S495 up. Come in and make you
meet your budget Campbell
MUSIC COMPANY, 110S G st. nv
DI. S464, -21
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MiscL. FOR SALE tcont.l

DIN. RM, TABLES, extreme sacrifces;
drop-leaf cherry. also Duncan Phyfe;
both seat 8 or 8. CO. 1873. --17
OISHWASHER, new Hotpoint, still
Grated. Owner building house. Cam
not use; $265. ia. 2-6092. -v16
OURLICATOR. stencil type, $3.50.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. slS
ELECTRIC RECORD PLAYERS. Gov
ernment surplus; portable; in.
speakers. rs and 33ts rpm; as
y condition; $7.95. Phone Juniper
7.5990. les
FENCING-1.o0o IT. of wrought iron
fencing removed from Old Soldiers
Home. GENERAL WRECKING CO..
MI. 6177. -I7
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FREEZERS

Popular sizes and brands in limited
quantities at substantial savings.
Open ewes.
American Sesvice Center
bS5 North Glebe Rd.. Arl., Va. oW
FILE CABINETS
wSod ao 4qsawer 1sttsr sss cabinets; wo sides a
with steel drawers, full suspension,
$19.95; new legal size metal A.
drawer with lock, S69.95. N.
FRANK a. SON. Ala 3rd st. NV.
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RMS. FURN.--Mp. 6 VA.

WIDE OPEN SPACES. 10 Minis. from
Kew Bridge; daily room service;
gentleman only. GIL. 500. -16
NO. ARL. RM., in new home. / bl.
from Wilson blvd. conv. bus, Penta-
ROOM. sleeping porch, bath, garage,
to white handyman in exchange
for work. Call OIL. 30S3. --16
FALLS CHURCH-Nicely furn. rm.,
pvt. family. Call FA. 2712. III
FALLS CHURCH. rms and pvt
bath, suitable for 2 bedrms. OF
no other roomer; prefer 9 men: /
blk. to bus. CH. SAIL. days. lis
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FURN.-Bedroom suite, dinette suite.
studio couch, washing machine
mangle. KI. S-597S. III
GAS RANGES. new. used; credit; in.
stallation PEERLESS SALES. 2237
Ga. ave. DE 1870.
Large stock. bargain prices. ACME
STOVE. 10l1 7th. MA. S952.
GAS RANGE, Hardwick, full size, $50.
Call ST., SS05, IA
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COLORED

- TAYLOR NEAR 18th ST.
2O-ft: wide, well-built brick: has q
lovely rms, oil heat. concrete porch,
full bsmt; bath on 1st and End H.;
sT sgeut .ss S2.ooo down; SG. priced right.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS WITH soARp

PRIVATE HOME. day care for sma
child; large yard. OW. 2939. Il
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WASHING MACHINES. up to 4O%
disc. on all. floor models; last years
models slashed. Easy terms. Open
ewes. till 8 ROYAL APPLIANCE CO,
MACHINE, ABc spinner; Spinner
IN good condition; also Apex ironer.
HEATERS. SIS up; guar.
John g. Webster. USED APPLIANCE
CENTER. 1909 1st st. Sc, ST. 6IOO.
WHEELCHAIR. Wicker back and seat,
free wheeling, comfortable, easy for
patient to maneuver; $50; original
price; Slo0. ASHBY TAYLOR,
CHAIR, gray metal, collapse
reasonable. RA. 1927. 9-12 am.
CASH REGISTER -
Model 6094. one year old, nine
totals. five departments. Fourteen
hundred (S1400D dollars Will
partly finance to reliable party.
GAL winchester 7140 or write Box
DEALERS CONTRACTORS - All1pmi-
mum window units, closeout stock.
Metal Arts double hung. 2/2 lite,
glazed Ssh. original packing. 235
assembled units, 4a4 full frame
aluminium screens. eight popular
sizes; bargain price: immediate de-
livery. KILROY CONSTRUCTION
CO., Box 6022, Charlotte. N. C. IL
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I.ADIESWEAR

LADIESWEAR
Modern suburban store; busy shop
ping center; reas. priced; must be
sold
& CO. pI. 6501. GE. 6552.
DELICATESSEN-E busi-
ness, choice upper Ca ave. loca-
. % ~ years' % lease. se'Isi Business mes ss quoted
ever $1,000 per week: shows ex-
cellent profit. Sacrifice sale due
to illness of owner; $1,000 cash
required.
HARRY S. KLAvAN, Attorney
Investment Bldg, MA. 351S. ia. 6592
ROOMS AND APIS.
Ideal NV. location. A money maker.
40 rooms. z baths. oil heat. In
come quoted $3.50 monthly. Prop
erty and business. $62, 900. Terms.
Call Mr. Fleisher.
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 1855
-1G
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS, STEINWAY-We have sew.
erai popular sized reconditioned
Steinway grands for sale at very
nents are ali fully guaranteed. Come
In and try these wonderful pianos
today. Liberal allowance for your
piano. Convenient terms may be
arranged for balance Buy your
Steinway grand from CAMPBELL
MUSIC COMPANY, Washing toh's ex-
elusive Steinway dealer, l108 G st.
NV. DI. SAGA. -21
PIANO. UPRIGHT, CABLE NELSON;
500. CALL SUNDAY, NO. 1886. :
- BALDWIN Acrosonic spinet
and console models, Baldwin de.
signed, Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
anteed Embodies features Of small
grand and upright; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented blow
action, lifetime durability. Available
In wide selection Of eye-appealins
cases in mahogany. walnut. light
oak, avodite and ebcny.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRcH
925 @ 81. NV.
Established 1879
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BEDROOM. dining room, contents Of
home: cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 2937; after z pm. GE. 1416.
BOOKS, large and small collections
bought and removed at our expense
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 721 9th
st. NV. NE. 5995.
Books bought. all KINDS. any guam.
tity. and removed at our expense
ALBION BOOK SHOP 1868 Pa.
ave. NV. ST. 6o9a.
BUILDERS LEVEL or surveyors
transit wanted in good condition
Write Box 1867, Star. 16s
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CAMERAS

Highest cash prices paid for Leica,
Contax, Rolleifiex and good camera
or movie outfits. Park free. BREN-
NER, 1888 Penna. ave. NV. RE.
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COLORED, TRADE OR SELL
18th ST, Mr.. BUCHANAN
2Q-ft. tapestry brick. 6 huge rooms.
sleeping porch, oil h.-w. heat; newly
ffeaecorated. inside and out. Colonial
front porch, English basement.
H. ISARD REALTY co.
81. oSSI. Ewes, TU. ORD.
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VACUUM CLEANERS
WASHERS

Popular brands for immediate deli
very at substantial savings. Open
ewes.
American Service Center
5S5 North Glebe Rd.. Arl.. Va.
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TELEV1SION
TIRED OF LOOKINGo

TELEV1SION
TIRED OF LOOKING?
We. feature the finest. Customer sat-
lstaction guaranteed by our repu-
able service center.
BETHESDA TELEVISION AND
APPLIANCE
1855 GEORGETOWN Rd.. Bethesda. Md.
TV COME. 1850 Emerson, 12Is-in.
screen. Leaving country, must sell.
Best offer. 10. 2-4562. -16
portable. HU. 1916.
TYPEWRITERS. new and used. S25
and up CENTRAL. 2O19 I4th st.
NV. Hu. 5121.
rYPEWRIIER. /. c. SMITH. special
S13 14th st. NV
VACUUM CLEANERS
Hoovers. Eurekas, GEs and others.
So 30 guaranteed Attach. avail.
Call JU. 7-9461 any time. -21
BLINDS G0l, 277, wood
construction: Call OIL. $3.50.
WAFFLE BAKER, elec. POSTMASTER
dble. grid; cost. SI1O; like new;
peri; 1st call at S35. HOOD REX
AIL DRUG. c0r 18th and r. SITS n "
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OFFICE FURNITURE

United Nations proc. last week. of
drom "a to 72 inches), SO cos
tuners. 80 bookcases; added to our
large variety; reconditioned: ready
for immed. sale. Free parking on
premises. D. C. SURPLUS SALES,
h11 New Jersey ave. NV. IL
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STOVES

Choose your favorite electric range
and save on our low prices. Open
ewes.
American Service Center
5S5 North Glebe Rd., Arl., Va,
nW ROO
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MACARTHUR BLVD.

Very. sound older detached house
needs redecorating and kitchen rem
ovation: on lots. including corner;
bedrms: and bath with space for
extra bath; large, adequate 1st a.;
PRICED. Call Mrs. Ballif. WO. 1865
or WO. 1881.
MarSteller McCabe & ca
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SINK TOPS

Formica tops. custom made and in.
stalled: 20 colors in stock: all work
guaranteed; free estimates. MI.
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45UO BLOCK ILLINOIS AVE.
ONLY So, 500 DOWN.
A beautiful. modern home Of 6 lge.,
spacious rms, Ia baths, gas h.-w,h.,
bath and shower. 2 lse.. screened
rear porches, 2-car brick gar; excel
financing. Mrs. Cox. VI. S136
ATLAS REALTY. ST. 13RS. II
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late model, recondi-
toned. guaranteed. S42.5O UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th %
NV
STOVE, coal pot-belly stove. Best
oner. Call EN- 5340 ia
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Near Rock Greek Park
just few years old: an immediately
clean semidet. brick home with liv.
rm;. full dining rm.. de luxe KIT.
bedrms. tile bath. large knotty
ern exposure: located near 10th and
Park road: only S13,95O; excellent
terms. Call ME. 1143 until q pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-29
MARY LOU FAGERSON LEAVES FOR COLLEGE

Miss Mary Lou Fagerson was a southbound passenger today aboard the Pan American plane for Seattle. She will enter her second year of college at the Western Washington College of Education at Belling- nam. She has been employed by the Territorial Department of Taxation this summer. Her mother, Mrs, Daisy Fagerson moved into her new apartment in the Mendenhall Ap- artments yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-29

KIN Y
 Alaska Broadcasting Go.
 CBS - LBS
 DIAL 1460-JUNEAU
 SATURDAY EVENING 5:O0-FUN TO BE YOUNG-CBS 5:30--viking Varieties. 5;45-MORGAN MUSCLES. 6:00-KARL BATES NEWS
 LBS. 6:15-Football Scores. 6:20-Billboard of the Air. 6:i5-Locals News. 7:O0-SONGS FOR SALE-CBS. -RAEBURN & FINCH-CBS. 9:00-Alaska News 9:15-MuSic 9:3O-O'HARA-CBS. Io:oo-Tomorrow's News. 1O:15-Sport Roundup. 10:2O-Forecasts. l0:35-Sign Off.
 SUNDAY G:oo-Hcaling Waters. 8:30-Gospel Hour. 9:O0-Revival Hour. 10:0o-Forecasts. 10:05-Organ Moods. 10:15-Voice of PropEecy. 10:45-Sunshine Boys. ii:O0-Good News Hour. 11:30-Guest Star. 11:45-Lutheran Hour. i2:15-NeuS. 12:30-Christian Brotterho'-l
 Hour. 1.00-Ave Maria Hour. 1:30-BIG LEAGUE GAME-LBS. 4:3O-TALENT -CBS. 5:O0-ROMANCE-CB -CBS. 5:3o-STARS OVER HOLLY-
 WOOD-CBS. G.UU-NeWS. 6.15-Weekly Spectator-Sam
 Hayes. :3O-Alaska Light Concert. MIDSUMMER CRUISE -CBS. 7:3O-JACK BENNY -CBS. 9:OQ-MARIO LANZA- -CBS. Proudly We Hail. 9:00-News. 9:15-Stars on Parade. 9:3O-TROPICAL TRIP-CBS. 10:00-Hollywood Open House O:30-Torecasts. All programs subject to change due to conditions beyond our con- trol.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-19
5YMINGT0N lS
 PICKED 10 HEAD
 REC; MAY GUT T

WASHINGTON, April 19 -lR- Administration leaders predict swif Senate approval of W. Stuart Sym ington for a new job - boss anc trouble shooter at the Reconstruc- tion Finance Corporation (RFC).
 There was no sign of serious op- position to his appointment
 President Truman announced se- lection of Symington to head the huge government lending agency now under fire in Congress or charges that its loan policies have been influenced by ring with con tacts in the White House. A strong move is afoot to abolish REC en- tirely.
 Symington, a former Secretary ot the Air Force, now is chairman of the National Security Resources board. In that job. he acted as over all coordinator of the defense mo- bilization program in it's early stages.
 MT. Truman chose him for the newly created post of REC admin istrator, to take over from the agency's board of directors, whose jobs were abolished in a reorgan- ization plan freshly approved by Congress.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-19
SPRING pA55EN6tRS
 FLYING N0RIhWARD

During the past week there has been the usual heavy spring air passenger traffic through Juneau to Cordova for the opening of the fish ing season and to Fairbanks for the opening of the construction season there Many passengers arriving here by Pan American make con- nections with Pacific Northern for Cordova. Traffic is also heavy on Pan Am for Fairbanks.
 Wednesday, Pan Am carried B with l8 arriving here from the south. 25 going through to Cordova, l9 go- ing on to Fairbanks but only Il flying south.
 From Seattle: Martin Collar. O. and B. Dyer. Elton Engstrom. Will liam Graff, Roy Kurle. Gary Lar son, Genevieve Peterson, Howard Sehleiter, Louis Tibbits, Cmdr Rus sell Yates, Irving Curtis. Lorraine Curtis. W. Thompson. A. DeRoux, Mrs. Jensen.
 | From Annette. Howard Barfin- ger. w. D. Brown, D. O. Behurst
 To Seattle: William and Betty Liddie. Frank Shuntill. Lewis Nor win, L. Ziman. Andrew Hope, H Habutzehs with children Hedi and Richard. K. s. Coulter. Mrs. Martin Anderson.
 To Annette. Patrick J. 0---st.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-19

deposits in the world.
 They visited Guadalajara in western Mexico and then went to Mexico City and on to Tasco and Acapulco In Tasco, while they were sightseeing at famous mis- sion, they met Dr. and Mrs. James Whaley of Ketchikan who are va cationing there.
 After spending two months in Mexico they returned to Texas over the old Pan-American highway, arriving back in the States at Lar edo, Texas, and returned to Phoe- nix. While there they saw the Earl MeGintys, former well-known Ju- neau residents.
 pStopping again a few days at the Hellenthal ranch in California they returned to Seattle where Judge Hellehthal underwent a cataract operation on his eye. He reports feeling much improved
 The Hellenthals drove over 10000 miles on their trip and experienced only two days of rain during the entire trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-19
ALA5kA COASTAL HAS
 61 ON WED. FLIGHTS

Alaska Coastal Airlines carried a total of 61 passengers on flights Wednesday with II on interport, 24 departing and 26 arriving.
 Departing for Skagway: Chuck Mcleod, John Bowen, Ray Rem shaw; for Gustavus: Mir and Mrs. L. Olson; for Sitka: John Brant- ner, Paul Monroe, Paul Otto, Tom Morgan, Bob Bean, Alice Green; for Pelican: Ken Ubbelodhe.
 For Hoonah: Mary Johnson, D. Phillips, Alice Hinchman; for Ketchikan: Walt Kirkness; for Pet ersburg. E. s. Hawkins, c. Scudder R. E. Isto, Alfred Boberg, Henry Roden; for Tulsequah: c. D. Bloomfield, James Bloomfield, Ed ward Bloomfield.
 Arriving from Tulseduah: A. Will cox, Peter Krassilosky, A. Williams A. Jensen; from Ketchikan: Aller Marcum, A. w. Dean, Betty Bod ding; from Petersburg: Stanley Friese, George Gentry. R. E. Isto.
 From Hoonah: MT. and Mrs. Dar Sharclane, Mrs. Robert Greenwald from Sitka; Paul Otto, B. c. Felch c. Burdick, Mrs. S. Hopkins; iron Skagway: c. McCloud, J. Bowen 2. Renshaw, z. A. Neal, Frank Gla- CT, Louis Rapuzzi, J. Gardner; from daines: Violet Knight, c. w. Kerns
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-19
PROTECTION PROGRAM |5
 GIVEN NOW

Continued from Page One) "They will not fall into the trap o1 seeming to choose it."
 Projected Program
 The projected Far Eastern pro- gram calls for:
 l. A probable defense arrange ment.s among the U. S., Australia and New Zealand.
 ?. Increased efforts to help Asian countries strengthen. their inde- pendence and achieve relief from poverty, by such means as Marshall Plan aid, technical assistance and the emergency wheat shipment to India.
 3. Continuing determination to punish aggression in Korea. Ache son said the Communists already have been blocked in their drive for a quick victory there. U
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-19
.3(oAST, GE0DET|C
 SHIPS SAILING FOR
 DUTY ALASKA AREA

SEATTLE, April 19 -lR- Two Alaska bound coast and geodetic survey ships the Explorer and Pathfinder = sailed from Seattle Tuesday. The Pioneer sailed from San Francisco. All are heading for the Boring Sea.
 They will make soundings and coordinate distances between the mainland and points in the Prib- ilof. St. George and other Bering Sea islands.
 Capt Charles Pierce, master of the Pathfinder, will have overall charge of Boring Sea operations.
 Meanwhile, the survey ship Pat ton also is scheduled to leave today for Ketchikan.
 The Patton is commanded by Cnf0r. Riley J. Sipe.
 Cmdr. George L. Anderson is mas ter of the Explorer, and Cmdr. T. B. Reed is in command of the Pio- neer.
 Four shore parties of 30 men each to chart the rugged coast and inter- to chart tre rugged coast and inter- for points along 1,000-mile stretch from the Kuskokwim River to Cape Hope. Cmdr. John H. Britain will be in charge of the shore party op- erations.
 Another shore group, known as the Arctic Party" has been al work since March in the Arctic area.
 The Boring Sea operation will be of value in military and national defense planning and also to con- mercial fishermen in the area, ac- cording to Capt Jack Senior, north- west district supervisor of the U. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey.
 Other ships of the fleet will sai. later. The Lester Jones, commando ed by Cmdr. George A. Nelson, is expected to leave by the end of the month for Prince William Sound. The Surveyor, commanded by Cmdr. Glendon E. Boothe, also i scheduled to sail late this month The Surveyer will work on the south side of the Alaska Peninsula. All ships of the fleet will return in October.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-19
SURGING WATERS FORCING FAMILIES
 FROM THEIR HOMES
By Associated Press

More families left their homes in the Upper Mississippi Valley region today as surging waters from the Mississippi River rolled out over lowlands in Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
 Cooler weather spread over the flood area. It was cold and showing in parts of the Rockies and Plains states.
 The big river threatened heavy damage in Iowa and Illinois. Plans were being made in many river towns for evacuation of families early next week. Red Cross workers, National Guardsmen and city of ficials prepared for the expected overflows from the big stream.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-19

Juneau is prominently mentioned in the pamphlet, Welcome to Alaska recently published by the Alaskan Salmon Institute. 1f
 Welcome to Alaska" was prepar- ed primarily for newcomers to the Territory. but is in great demand among oldtime residents who are re- questing copies for themselves, and for friends outside The pamphlet particularly stresses Alaska's var jed climate, resources and indus trial opportunities.
 Copies of the new booklet arc distributed on planes, trains, steam ships and in hotels It is also ad- vertised in newspapers throughout the Territory and on Sam Hayes radio news commentary, "The Weekly Spectator
 Juneau figures in various sections of welcome to Alaska" Mentioned as Alaska's capital, beautifully sit uated in the center of rich fish, ing region" the city is sketched overlooking the harbor and noun tains. The area is also described as a sportsman's paradise.
 The governors house is sketched in section of the pamphlet des- cribing our Territorial government. In the pages directed to tourists, Juneau is mentioned as the city most convenient to Mendenhall Glacier. A drawing of Mendenhall is accompanied by brief description.
 Free copies of Welcome to Alas ka" will be sent upon request to any one who writes the Alaska Salmon Institute, Box 893, Ketchikan. The institute will mail pamphlets to ad- dresses within or outside Alaska.