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PAGE TWOTip PETERSBURG- PRESS;#}Along the AirwaysAmong incoming plane passengers this week were: Apr. 5. R.D. Lewis, R. Kito, D. Nelson, John Enge, L.T. Swanson, Chris Dahl from Ketchikan; Art Hedges, Mrs. Earl Benitz from Juneau.Apr. 6. Palmer Petersqn, Mr. and Mr. I. Midler, J.H. Wheeler from Ketchikan; Apr. 9. Lars Eide, P. Hansen, Mrs. Ray Bell, Paul Demmert from Juneau; Thermond Lewis, O.L. Skogstad from Ketchikan; Les Florence. H. E. Cole, W.G. White from Wrangell.April 10. C.E. Bacon. Jerry Beason from ‘Wrangell; R. Gil-dersleeve from Ketchikan; Earl Benitz, John* Loseth, M.M. Puge from Juneau.Flying out this week with Alaska Coastal were; Apr. 5. Stegen Prader to Wrangell, Dr. R. Jackson to Juneau; Apr. 7. O. Hansen, M. Moats to Wrangell; L. Willis, Moses Rose, Geo. Skeek, M. Skeek and baby. Mrs. Bell. Don Charles, Helen Skeek to Kake. Apr. 8. Howard Benjamin to Wrangell; Marie Pomer-leau. Cliff Pomerleau to Ketchikan; M. Haney, Mrs. Shawer, A Hoolis to Sitka.Apr, 10. Elias Reyes to Ketchikan; Apr. 9. Alex Reid to Juneau; Mrs. H. K. Beane, H.K. Beane to Kake; F. Hansen to Ty*» ee; Mr. Deers. Mr. Newhous to Wrangell; Betty Lou Williams to Ketchikan; A1 Ritchie, L. McKib-bon. C. Sumption. E. Ottesen to Wrangell.Flying out this week with Ellis Air Lines were: Apr. 10. Mr. Skogstan. Les Florence, Mr. White. Mr. Cole, Art Hedges to Juneau, Apr 9. Walter Heisel, Howard Stabler. K.C. Merritt, Royal Donaldson. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hall. Claris Dahl to Juneau;Apr. 8. Mr Finnegan to Ketchikan: Casper Hallingstad. Lar-Eide. Joe Go.’ing to JuneauSam Grant to Kake; Bob Bean to Juneau; Apr.:22. Wm. Greene, Evelyn Hamiltoh ;,to Sitka.| Ron Milligan, Les Florence* Father Hoch to Wrangell; Mrs. Bransdal to Juneau; Mr. McDonald, L.B. Kennebeck to Wrangell; Joe Lundborg, Mr. J. Lundborg to Ketchikan.Apr. 24. Dan Cole, Mr. Wur-senmist to Juneau.During the past week Ellis Air Lines has carried the following; Apr. 18. Peter Norman Holm, Mrs. Dorothy Holm to Ketchikan.AH-kn Coast '1 Airlines has carried t’ne following person-’ out of Petersburg during the past week- Apr. 17. Fred Beal Jri'k Mart;n to Pet~rsburg: Apr. 18. Bob Reid. Mildred Herman to Juneau; George Skeek. He’on Skeek. MardH Skeek. H X. Beane to Kake: Fred Beni. Jo k Martin to Security Bay; Jock Parrish. Mr. Asplund. to Ket -hi-kan; J D. Kevs. Mr. Countryman. C.D. Stone to Wrangell.Apr. 19. Beulah Owsley. Dare Ohmer, Mrs. R. Nagle, Mr. Albright. Mr. Omar to Ketchikan; Mrs. Ted Thumber. Fred Enst-augh. A. Coyne to Juneau.Apr. 21. Mrs, A.L. Curtain.Apr. 19. B. Gimpel, Carl Fuer-stner, John Willard, Ross James, Robert James to Juneau. Apr. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Locken, Fred Bal, Jack Martin, Mr. Mull to Juneau; Jack Ross, Father Hall, Lois Peterson to Wrangell.Apr. 21. Jerry Ballenger, to Ketchikan; E.J. Wheeler to Wrangell; Ralph Smith, Doris Vallestad, Paul Jackson to Ju-sengers thispwejek * Apri 38;;Pauline , £ybn» jress^Baliard^ gjim-Le^kleyPfrom Ketchikan;Onriair, yerne Plbright, Jack Martin, B^red Beal from Juneau; d.; Ftierstner, -GrUGimpel,, HI^K. Beane from Wrangell. V t'gjgT Apr. 19. Ray-iHagerup, Chris. Dahl, Normap' Nelsoii,, Loroine Moten from Juneau; LoistPeter-son, C,M. Mull, Cyril A; Coyne; Fred Eastaugh from Wrangell;Apr. 20. Sig Hanseth, Sani Grant from Ketchikan; Jack Parrish fro^n Wrangell. Apr. 21. H.L. Paulson from Ketchikan; Dr. E.J. Wheeler, Rev. M.E. Hoch from Wrangell; Mrs. Charles Johnson, John Dobler, Les Florence, Dan Cole, Ralph Smith, Felix Toner, Ron Milligan from Juneau.v SV-iE;/.rneau.Apr. 22. Felix Toner to Juneau. Apr. 23. Joe Rhea, Rose Maria Rhea to Juneau.Among incoming airplane pas-Apr. 22. Wm. Greene, Evelyn Hamilton from Ketchikan; Mrs. O. Brendible, Gil Rich, G.E. Hamilton from Wrangell; L.B. Kennebeck, Herb Rowland from Juneau. Apr. 23. S.C. McAfee, Bud Whiteside, Marie Nielson, Dorothy Stensland, Charles Davis from Juneau; D.A. Andrus, Marge Pearson, Val Martin,HORIZONTALI Depicted bird of prey? For centuries has been a svmbol of ——II Seem 12 Waken14 insect larva Trap If s •Ad’fyIK,-\ k JliIP saint?i Fr^vsition28 Rm O*- ‘ In •i; *v26 Rno27 To the showered side28 Atop29 Machine finish fab.)30 Lone Scout (ab )31 Daybreak (comb, form)32 Personality34 Fall In drops37 Otherwise38 Jewish month39 Egyptian sun god40 Ceremonies46 Month (ab.)47 The U. S. A. uses this birdas-emblem49 Crov.nVERTICAL1 Heroic poem2 Likely3 Earth goddess4 Whip5 The sea bird of this type is called-6 Female horse7 Angers8 Depart9 Embrace10 African fly11 Adjoins13 Run away to marry16 Measure of area19 Change20 Shaded walks 23 Coral islands 25 English city32 Small finch33 Makes proud35 Metrical foot36 Investigate 41 Brain passage•i 2 Fabgue 43 Diphthong 4? Ancient Syria 45 Wash 48 Perched 50 Finish 52 Tantalum (symbol)54 Half an emOBcaanbaCl
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