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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-05
Bartlett Will Seek
Release of Alaska
Share Timber Sales

WASHINGTON, lR-Delegate
Bartlett said today he will meet
soon with Agriculture and Forest
Service officials concerning pos
sible release of nearly 11a mil
lion dollars in timber sale receipts
from Alaska's Tongass National
Forest.
Distribution of the funds was
held up by Congress several years
ago pending settlement of native
claims to the land.
Bartlett said he has been in
formed that at the end of Sep
TENDER impounded Tongass funds
totalled 81, 428,662. He. said they
are increasing at the rate of
sos, 0OO-a-month or about $45O,O0O
for the end of the seven-month
logging season.
Bartlett said the Tongass re-
ceipts would be split three ways:
Is per cent to the territory for
public schools, 10 per cent to the
Dept. of Agriculture for roads and
trails to the Tongass Forest and
IS per cent to the federal trea-
sury.
Bartlett said he felt Alaska was
being done IAN increasing dis
service" by the impeachment in
view of its school and road needs.
He said he believes legislation
should be introduced to do away
with the impeachment entirely or
at least insofar as it applies to
the 25 per cent which would go
to the territory.
Bartlett recalled that the AL
aska statehood bill as approved
by the Senate last spring included
a provision doing away with the
special Tongass fund and author
izing congressional appropriation
of such sums as might become
necessary to pay judgment, if
any, resulting from the native
claims on Tongass lands. The bill
did not pass the House.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-05
Editorial Advice Followed
By All Voters Except One

PENNINGTON, Mo-, R-Voters
followed Jess Stewards editorial
advice-with one exception. The
exception was Jess Stewart.
Stewart, editor Of the weekly
Pennington Press, Wednesday
was reelected st. Francois Coun-
ty circuit clerk despite his editor
ial campaigning for his own de-
feat.
Voters, however, needed his adj
vice to GUST all other incumbents
in the county-10 Republicans
and one Democrat went out Of
office.
Stewart, Democrat, had urged
the people to support his Repub-
lican opponent and criticized him.
self for dividing his time between
the county office and his news
paper.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-05
Democrats Win Control
Of Hawaii Legislature
For First Time In 81 Years

HONOLULU, Nov. g. Demo-
Gratis today won control of Ha-
waits legislature for the first time
since the territory was organized
81 years ago, but again reelected
a Republican Delegate to Con-
gress. Mrs. Betty harrington was
assured of returning to Congress
when she built up a 579-vote lead
with only one small precinct I'M
reported. The vote was 1868 to
69,O84 for John A. Burns, Demo-
crat.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-05
Wreckage of Plane And
One Survivor Seen At
Site of Sc. Alaska Crash

JUNEAU, R-Scattered wreck
age of commercial airplane
missing with three persons aboard
was sighted on a summit near
Pelican City at daybreak today
and aerial searchers reported see
ing one survivor at the scene.
The Alaska Coastal Grammar
Widgeon crashed yesterday after
noon on a flight from Pelican City
to Hoonah.
The pilot was James Rinehart,
%. The two passengers were
identified as Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Joseph of Sitka.
The airline did not receive a
report until early today that the
plane had vanished late yesterday
afternoon.
The plane crashed during a
tainstorm in Inlet Pass between
LisianSki Inlet and Tenaki Inlet.
The wreckage was badly scatter
ed. 1t is about 10 miles from
Pelican City.
A survivor could be seen wav-
ing at a search plane.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-05
Eisenhower Sends Collins
To Indochina to Help Keep
S. Wet Nam From Reds

WASHINGTON, R-Gen. j.
Lawton Collins is speeding toward
Indochina on a mission for Presi-
dent Eisenhower aimed at finding
out how to help divided Wet Nam
from falling completely to the
Communists.
Collins, former Army chief of
staff, will have the personal rank
of ambassador as special repre-
sentative of the President. A
White House announcement on
Wednesday night said his mission
is diplomatic-not military.
Collins will, in fact, bridge a
gap between the transfer of DON
aid R. Heath to a new assignment
and the arrival of a successor to
Heath not yet appointed.
The troubles shooting task as
signed Collins is expected to re-
suit in recommendations by him
to Eisenhower for extensive Am
erican operations designed to sta
billie South Wet Nam and bolster
the government of Premier Ngo
Dinh Diem.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-05
Airliner With Crippled
Nose Wheel Lands Safely
With Is Passengers

WASHINGTON, R-An Ameri-
can Airlines plane with Is persons
aboard skidded to a safe landing
at National Airport today with a
crippled nose wheel.
The plane circled for some two
hours-to lessen the fuel load
before attempting the landing.
On the touchdown, the two-en-
CINE craft rolled halfway down
the runway on its two main
wheels.
Then as the plane levelled, the
nose wheel slowly folded under
and the plane skidded to a halt
on it's aluminium nose.
The airport was tense, with
ambulances and fire trucks stand
ing by the runway, as the big
plane made its approach. A cheer
went up from onlookers as the
plane ground to a halt without
more serious damage.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-05
us. Ready to Start
Talks Toward
Atoms For Peace

UNITED NATIONS, NY, Up
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. told the
U.N. today the United States is
ready to start talks with other
countries on bilateral agreements
to furnish atomic materials for
research reactors overseas as part
of a program to share atomic
konw-how for peace.
The chief American delegate to
the U.N. announced to the Cen
eral Assembly's Donation political
committee that this would be a
gigantic forward step for 1855 in
President Eisenhower's plans for
an international pool Of atomic
energy for peaceful purposes.
Outlining program of action
for the next year-even before a
proposed international agency is
created to oversee the atoms for
peace program - Lodge said the
United States is ready to train
persons to operate nuclear react
ors, to offer courses in nuclear
safety, and to invite $50 foreign
cancer experts to visit American
cancer research facilities and
swap views with US. doctors.
AS Lodge spoke there was no
word from Moscow whether the
Russians had changed their minds
and decided to go along with the
Eisenhower proposals. With nego-
tiations still under way between
Washington and Moscow, Lodge
made clear that the door is still
open to the Russians to join the
Presidents program.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-05
Will Rogers Praised AS
Greatest Booster That
Aviation Ever Had

CLAREMONE, Okla, R Top
aviation leaders at a ceremony
honoring the late Will Rogers on
the 18th anniversary of his birth
yesterday praised the humorist as
the greatest booster air transport
alton ever had.
The day long event observed
the opening 16 years ago of Clare
more's Will Rogers Memorial
Building.
Rogers, who first flew as a
passenger in 1920, became one
of the greatest boosters air trans
portation has ever had," said Earl
D. johnson, president of the Air
Transport Assn, Washington, DC.
Other aviation dignitaries hon
oring Rogers, who along with
pilot Wiley Post, was killed in
1885 in an Alaskan plane crash,
included CIR. Smith, president of
American Airlines; Roscoe Turn
er, speed pilot; Thomas F. Ryan
III, chairman of Braniff Interna-
tional Always executive COM
mittee; and Keith Khale, presi-
dent of Central Airlines.>
Among the estimated 5000 Wis
itors were Josh Lee, member of
the Civil Aeronautics Board; Sen.
Mike Monroney D-Okla; Rogers
son Jimmy, and number of high
ranking officers.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-05
President Invites
Both Party Leaders
For Consultation

WASHINGTON, ZAP President
Eisenhower today invited Repub-
lican and Democratic COMPRESSION
al leaders to a White House brief
ing on foreign affairs Nov. II.
The White House said the ses-
sion is being called Gin line with
the Presidents established policy
of keeping leaders of both parties
fully advised on foreign rela-
TONS"
The meeting will take part with
Republicans still in control of
Congress-, but with the Democrats
ready to take over when the 84th
Congress convenes in January.
Bipartisan consultation on for
eign policy has been undertaken
periodically during the first two
years of the Eisenhower admin
istration. But the Presidents call
for the meeting on Nov. II SEEM
ed to underscore his stated desire
to cooperate in every way pos
sible with the new Democratic
leadership.
Sen. Knowland, Senate Repub-
lican leader, had breakfasted with
Eisenhower and outlined the
Presidents stand to newsmen
afterward.
Sen. Lyndon johnson D-Tex),
slated to step up in the new ses-
sion to KnoWland's present posi-
ton as majority leader, already
had promised to meet the Presi-
dent more than half way" in
tackling the nations problems.
Democrats meanwhile were
mulling over the problems-and
even the ACCESSIBILITY of taking
over in the Senate and House.
Although several veteran Sen
ators expressed some misgivings
about the wisdom of moving to
take control of the Senate with
the narrow margin given them as
a result of Tuesdays elections,
Democratic leader Lyndon john
son said:
apparently there will be a
majority of the members of the
Senate sufficient to organize it.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-05
VOTER treasured
MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa,

MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa, R-
Election judges still were chuck
ling about the indignant woman
voter during Tuesdays general
election who stuck her head out
of the voting booth and declared:
"Why, Eisenhower's name isn't
on this ballot"
She was Gained down when it
was explained the President isn't
up for reelection this year.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-11-05
Federal Mediator Calls On
Employers, Unions To End
Juneau Restaurant Strike

SEATTLE, R-Regional Media
ton Service Director Harry Lewis
acting on requests from both sides
in the 25-day hotel and restaurant
workers strike at Juneau, agreed
Thursday to accept jurisdiction
and offered his help in efforts
to reach a settlement.
He urged both employers and
the Hotel and Restaurant EN-
ployes Union, Local 871, however,
to make another attempt to settle
the dispute over wages and work.
ing conditions themselves.
Pickets still marched yesterday
in front of nine Juneau hotels
and restaurants. An unofficial
survey made there said approx
mately 81 per cent of such Juneau
employees were working for estab-
lishments which have not agreed
to the unions demands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
By Leslie Lieber
This Week Teleuisi0n Editor
Panel-shOW mOderatOrs have to act
fast when the conversation starts
getting risky. Here's how they do it

secret watch your step signal.
On What's My Liner" the
danger flag consists of John Daily
tugging on his ear lobe. either the
right or left one. Robert Q. Lewis
on The Names the Same" fidgets
around with his famous horn
trimmed specs. 1--we Got Sc
cret's" head man, Garry Moore.
warns panelists of dangerous shoals
by either patting his crew cut with
the open palm of his hand or max
ing a full turn in his swivel chair.
Walter Cronkite. who presided
over Chs Its News to Mo" re-
minds his minions to take heed by
hopping his face with a handker-
chief. Mike Wallace, of Who's the
Boss?". nervously fingers his neck
tie knot. Maggi McNellis twists
a huge ring ON her right hand.
Sometimes the twist comes too
late as, for example. on Leave 1t
to the Girls when Maggi threw
out question for debate =
Would you marry a man with
whose politics you disagreed"
Like a flash, Vanessa Brown
blurted out, mo. | wouldn' t marry
such a man. I'd rather live with
him in sin"
Spotting Maggi twirling her ring
furiously.- Miss Brown hastily
added: ''Of course. / don't advo-
cate that"
In most cases, however. the
double-entendre and risque patter
cast their shadow before. allowing
warnings to be flashed in time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12

TSHE next time you tune in on
i one Of those panel quiz shows.
! keep a hawk eye on the modera-
tor. Does he fiddle with his spec
tacles, monkey with his necktie or
rake. his fingers through his hair
more frequently than good groom
ing dictates? Does he nonchalantly
tug at his ear lobe?
If so. the fidgety encee isn't just
showing symptoms of shattered
nerves. What he's doing is sending
secret signals --an SOS that has
been arranged in advance between
him and members of the panel.
These emergency signals act as
a sort of split-second censorship
for TV. You - the viewer - aren't
supposed to notice them. But
they're the sentinels that guard
the narrow borderline between
good humor and bad taste.
Audience Tip offs
WHEN comedians like Steve Allen
appear on unrehearsed panels
where the object is to make wild
guesses to pin down the identity
of such gentry as salami-stuffers.
jelly-bean polishers. girdle tycoons.
matzoth-ball kneaders. etc. - the
ad-libbing can easily turn into
ad-libido. In such cases, the audi
ence's outlaws may intoxicate the
comedian into exploiting the ribald
and laugh-producing theme to the
danger limit.
That is the crucial moment for
the panel chairman to unfurl his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
TVS SECRET SIGNALS

Recently. panelists on The
Names the Same" were challenged
to guess the monicker of a 17-year-
old boy named Will Hug. Joan
Alexander, on the prowl for clue.
asked moderator Robert Q. Lewis:
IF a wife didn't do it, would her
husband 60 out to a restaurant and
get it?" When Robert Q.'s hand
shot up to adjust his glasses, Miss
Alexander quickly switched her
line of questioning.
Ear PullinH
JOHN DAILY practically jerked his
ear off one night while his panelists
were trying to establish the profess
sion Of a guest already identified to
the audience as a Pullman-berth
manufacturer. This travel thing
you're connected with, asked one
Of the panelists. Can a boy take
his girl there for a vacation?"
Days feverish ear manipula-
tons shunted the questioner off on
a new tack.
Secret signals also serve to
ward off breaches of etiquette
and situations that would en-
barrass the panelists.
Some time ago the pundits on
I've Got a Secret" were supposed
to figure out the secret of an Air
Force captain.
Their questions naturally con-
centrated on the most logical sub
ject. some heroic deed which he
might possibly have performed for
his country.
did you do this thing on direct
orders from General Eisenhower!
asked one wiseacre. The question
drew howls from the audience and
a Beware! pat on his crew cut from
emcee Garry Moore.
The captains secret happened
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA. S21,95O. Immaculat,
PRICK home In Beverly Hills area
lew minutes from Pentagon; bedrm
and half bath on LIST A.; Q big bed
room ICONS and bath on End f.: beauti
and mahogany bar; artistic lot witt
Ige. private hagstone patio and
outdoor barbecues. FRANK s. PHIL.
LIPS d.. 7-1411; eyes,. OIL. 2-4s34
Observation-Disclosures brick; fu,
bsmt.: $500 down, 500 per mo, Incl
taxes and ms. J-W REALTY CO.
bedrm. semidet.: full bsmt.: fencet
sii'5oos.' 0i 50. S sns7os. ol tt. .e5Ss'
ALEx;z3-bedrm., neldstone rambler
Ige; lot. refer:. washer. extras. S14,
So aSSo: NJ; Beiieview shop; str; 81
9 1qss ST. iina so. fS;.sssss. OWNER so'
ALEX. - 2-bedrm. semidet., full
psmt., recr. area, patio, fenced
81 1sss approved or assume O.! Las 90
ARLINGTON, NORTH in beautiful
Lyon Village-Walk to schools anc
shops. ! block to bus; 8 rooms. ~:
baths. den, fireplace, bsmt,. oil
h;:;;w.h.; garage. Open Sunday z
s II 3; ss s;1ss North FrrsSRakSlin I'd
ARLINGTON-4 bedrms., 2 baths
separate t.. din; nm; level lot; .gsrsEs
asal Dug a. 'He 7s sshs9Dr5Ras s si1sssssso
ARLINGTON, RIDGE RID. AREA
$16.950; convenient to Pentaeon;
large living room with fireplace and
bookShelves, formal dining room
partial basement, cedar-lined closets
veranda: lovely terraced garden;
detached garage. DELANEY REALTY
co, XII. S-8711, OV. 3-21S7.
ARLINGTON-Tired of tiny room,
and eramped auarters?? Try this
f fpa size coic This 2itory stoas-and
roomy and comfortable: s twin.sis,
bedrms., Q Of which are extra large
nice lv: nm. with fireplace aiid
comfortable din. rm.: full basement
o. counsel Fine tree-shaded and
fenced lot: All IN one Of Arlington
Pries' under. SO. oooi Don't t'e de-.
W. W. Mc sSoiI sGf mp SNsepo'n JAZZ j.
1900: eyes,. ia. 7-011s. "a
house: excel. cond; fun Ssmt.. storm On
4277.' '' " " ASe "
BELLEVUE FOREST-Chsrmine Brick
CENTER ENTRANCE HALL. Lge iiv.
rm. with frepl.. sep. din. rm., WON
DERFUL 20-FT,. KITCHEN, bedrm.
and bath on list floor; Q diversified
screened porch: garage. Priced u ~.
der surrounding homes at $27,95o
CALL METZLER-VA. OFFICE, ia.
5-7575 till 0 pm.
"BELLEvUE FORREST" North Ar
lington's nne. controlled. proven
home community. No two houses
alike. We will build your indi-
viduauy designed home on one Of
our lovely wooded lots. Conyen-
Grade School and stratiord junior
High School. Good transportation
to private and parochiaI schools.
Houses from S2s. 900 to $50. 500.
v Write todsy for broehuEss: GEORGE
peVsopes oR5 s5sa VII Wilson af SSd sne
lington, Va. IA. 4-1400.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS-space ga
den extra partially finished nm. on
2nd A.: 25 baths. 2O-ft. rec. rm..
full hemt.;ss slate roof; garage;
and asking S34.950. A. L. WAL
TIERS. ia. 1890.
FAIRFAX-Nesrly new. attrac. s.
bedrm. rambler, mr.. school, shops;
patio Assume lge. 4Te OF loan; sac
lice. S15.950. OWNER, CIR. 3-017S.
FAIRFAX coUNTY-Near vienna;
well built hedrms.. liv. I'm. with
frepl. separate din. Yn., .nne esmt.,
2a acres, fruit IT.. trees r house cSss,.; ana
John Hurry sHULTz. Broker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24
NO CASH
CT 81, S14, 8. g, NEW BRICK

BUILT-iN GARAGE
Near. million dollar high school; con.
veniently loo. to parochial ant
public schools: lge. liv. rm. with
way, tile bath. full bsmt., buiit-in
garage; gas heat; open; 1881
Elberton Place, Rogers Heights, Md
Also CT brick homes under con-
struction. Choice lots avail. 70.
your selection. Apply open house,
51OO 56th ave-, Rogers HEIGHTS.
ROGERS CONSTRUCTION co.
5001 Edmonston Ave, Rogers Hts.
subdivision, Hyattsville, Md.
uN. 4-95lO Spruce 3-6937
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COLORED-OPEN
* HOUSE
1929 BURKE ST. Sc

- $50 Down PAYMENT
Best buy in town today. II you
know these homes. then you will
surely be interested, If not. take
ny word for 1t. come out and IN
spect. Concrete front porch; 2 COM
piete apis. beautiful rec. rm., 2
baths; bSmt.. oil heat; fenced yard;
only around 13 years old. Honestly,
nothing has been offered to equal
this In the past ID years. Buy this
for home or investment. Go out by
,Armory. on 10th st. to Sc, to
burke so, st.; vo right to house gslis u
REALTY CO.. Ii. 4-730O or 10.
S-6094. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24

Rich you may be. but this home may
new. brick, Cape Cod; 1st a.: liv.
nm, firepl., lge. sep. din. rm., / bed
rm.. and full tile bath. Extra lge.
kit. with din. space; End A.: 8 bed
rms. and another full tile bath;
plenty OF closets. Full bsmt. Lge ;,
level lot, 11Ox110. with shade trees;
$17,500. Reas. terms.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9-6992 till z PM; after z PM,
WA. 1854, HA. 2.SS91; HA. @
9079, HA. 2-SO62. ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24

P P2f iSEsii FOE ToR c II 81 AND
GARDEN LOVERS. Brick center
hall Colonial, 8 bedrms,. 2 baths,
hv.' rm., din. rm., kitchen. Ice.
r rage, Ia acres of level land,
sprouts, 3 lge. apple trees, one
plum tree, Ice. grape vine, " acre
Of existing fruit and vegetable
garden; other attractions too
numerous to mention. Call KE;;
10000 till 8 pm. REALTY
BROKERS. INC, 1904 Conn. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24

BETHESDA, Burning Tree area
Large brick rambler on half-acre.
level lot; excellent center-hall plan;
nice living room. separate dining
room. all-electric kitchen, 3 twin
sized bedrooms, 2 baths. full base
ment, pine-paneled recreation room
with fireplace and lavatory: breeze
way, terrace and 2-car garage:
vacant Priced to sell at $4,000
To inspect, call OIL. 2-3596. If NO
answer. call HU. 3-4345. WETzEI
REAL, ESTATE "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24
MASS. AVE. AREA MD.
POTOMAC, MD.

2-yr. -old rambler situated on q nice
acre site. 2 bedrms... den. isep. din
rm., cleo. kit. screened porch anc
garage. $1S.950. FILA financing
available.
NEW BRICK CAPE COD ON "a ACRE
3 bedrms., 2 baths, bedrm. and bath
on 1st A. Bsmt: rec. rm., with FIRE.
place. Asking S22, 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24
CT RAMBLER

6-room brick home, de-
signed and built to save steps and
make housekeeping easy; coy log.
burning fireplace with huge mirror;
Of closet space, complete kitchen,
separate din. rm., gas hot-water
heat. storm windows, carport; Level
, rot fenced for the children's safety
IVA approved for $14,25O, with $3.50
cash and balance at approx. SIS per
mo, Better hurry on this one. Phone
until 8 pm, 10. 1887 or LO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24

Hts, Md.-$14,750
BRICK-CAPE COD
OF rms. tiled bath, fireplace, ex-
banded attic, full bsmt.. driveway,
level lot; ~ hlks. to transit bus.
VIII 81 and Fila with no down
approx. $S4 mo. pays all.
REALTY ASSOCIATES
WA. 7-5134 Ewes. WA. 7-445S
WEST EVANSVILLE
Large 3-bedrm., 2-story Colonial; nv.
s yafa III R st. f ne ddsn SsH,
msas sse DsS a7 VII P REA tfYs' c s5d
WA. 7-l232, WA. 7-O334.
$3.50 DOWN-NON-GI
Lsgge 3-bedrm.. rambler: liv. rm,,
18x24, full-scale din. rm.. bsmt
Assume CT loan. ERWIN REALTY
Co. WA. 7-1232, WA. 7-0334.
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ROGERS HEIGHTS

Nearly new, excel. cond.. masonry
home: 2 .lge. .bedrns.. lgs. liv. rm.,
fully equipped kit.,. yentilating fan.
garbage disposal: full bsmt:: deep
way. A cute home on lge. Anchor
fenced corner lot; Q power mowers
Only $4,000. Sell subject to FHA
or conventional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24
RADIANT VALLEY
S11,950-TERMS
Qo1k GYYTDEIEpn CIT
CHEVERTY

E Sis S SGsS din rm 1 lse aen n.y. nice
kit. with tiled sink, full bsmt.,
finished in knotty pine with. shower
rm.; oil h..w.h., nice, level-fenced
lot: firepl.: Diet. garage. Cow. tG
everything, only S1b.760. sell
subject to CT, FILA or conventional