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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. light housework for small apt :,
10 O'Clock through dinner, 500
incl. car fare; city refs. Phone
COOK %E -HBtos1}sEkEEpER. IL 81; exper.. family
GU adults: good salary. Until $40
pm: AT. $500; after $50 pm. AT.
G.H.W., cook. ha-day Thurs. and
every Sun. of; must have good
ref; @ l,vs in; nice auarters' s25 Tk.
civ. live in. assist with 2 chi,-
dren; $50 week to start. sH. sl24.
G.H.w.-Refned colored woman for
small family; other help employed:
live in. private rm: and bath: good
G;H.W, experienced. eolored, settled.
liye-in. plain cooking. .preschool age
children: refs. required. Ss5. Phone
morning only. EN-. 6197..
G.H.W., exper., local refs; care OF
n1eI sha ys pn in eooRns Rtna1 sS7So SaSoeF ea ad
GEsER2L sssfE q AReij AHoGsEWeRK. plain cook
ing. care Of ! child; must be expe-
Tsnesa IL. sss ssa.s eare e.. rfffrensss a 5sss
GIRL FOR CARE of baby, for work.
esrt.ns snr methe5; 60 asss week. sl9 ai ind
MAID, permanent: live In; general
housework; plain cooking and laun-
dry, WI, 6s42; ,. x.l Ia
5 days a week, Sat. and Sun. and
all Govt. holidays OF; must be fond
Of children: uniforms furn. $50 mo.
SH. 1890. MRS BENEDICT. 20
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, take full
charge Of 2-yr.-old boy: private
room, excellent salary; guarantee at
least 2-yr. job for right party. Do
Evening star., 1949-01-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BOOMING and apts., close 70 DupoI

BOOMING and apts.. close to Dupont
Circle; 3 apis. and . bedrooms;
average turnlture; SIZE 5,r rent; G,n income
sroKep, s1;$sq fiSn5 sE' 514d. EDWIN L. AlAi0'
i. : or 3 Stores in q fast-groWins
eemmunI5y ea1a mn e6f2kis T1E Information o. RE
FuRNITWRE STORE It,h. for sale; eov.Iiss Gooa
bedding. rugs etc. Excellent loca-
ton and lease. Bargain. OWNER,
c6EFEE GF sos SHOP. mr.. Govt. bldss.
STEADY trade 5 days per wk. Rent
0g sSo Ions oEn.4 1sase SICK na!nha sslns
& aAS seduStd Sc RE RE- 4eES fSRD ewes E. MGR r.
GROCERY, doing we'll over $500 vk
Must sell due to illness. Ideal for
couple. Livins quarters, low rent
oWNER. oVs1 ias''ni 81. o4ss. o. after $40 pm
FROZEN cusTARp STAND. well
equipped: located on busy highway
in fast growing community; excel
lent opportunity G.1 ,.be for ssd Eisht .Rsr Rsrty
RADIO Adj AND APPLIANCE repair shop.
in a famous record store. Owner
leaving tovn. Sell 1sg tos best of1sr: ta,
GEORGE.
GROCERY STORE. on main highway
in Va, doing $1,000 weekly busi.
ness: approximately $1,000 worth of
stock. good modern equipment, de-
livery truck, good lease. all cash
business; very reasonably priced.
Call FA. 1909 for further tnforma-
ton. MErZLER's once.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK. excellent; eolored; exper., eco;
to pm; | or or,s2 : seatlemen' SIS
GIRL. colored desires job in colored
heR: sRsr 's th.n %'a s.a49 9tsFi5iid 81 SSH g.
GIRL. eolored. wants part-time or
days work; experienced, DE. 1921 /.
GIRL. colored. wants cafeteria work
or part-time days york. references
cooking; live in. AID. 1881. :.
GIRL, colored. wishes INV. for small
family, exper: city reference. Elk.
GIRL. iiu4' colored. wants sh.v, or nurse
maid; G SH days; Al references: DI
Girl, co.ored. from the country;
wants work, live in. HUI. 934s:
shildren; CHI M1 lixe xe49 gut; Monday to Fri
GIRL. colored, exper.. wants cleaning
or child care. 4 mornings. Mon:
Tues, wed, Thurs. CO: $685..
GIRLS 90, colored, desire Jobs as
baby sitters; exper; De; eOe6: =.
GIRLS tRe wors sGl0Fee cal Tin. Il 5soa 59 or part
GIRLS tel; colored; ironing. clean.
time. RE. 1851 before q pm.
WOMAN. colored, wants morning
work, 81. or small apt. to clean.
NO. 6437.
WOMAN. middle-aRed, colored, de-
sires part-time housework. NO.
WOMAN. colored, desires convalescent
care of adults, in morning; exper
FIX. 5424.
WOMAN, colored. desires days work
or laundry; reference. RIA: 1854
WOMAN, colored, desires days work
of any kind; city reference. HU.
WOMAN, colored. experienced, wants
3 days, cleaning. Ii. -0757. ="
WORK wanted by reliable colored
woman, country girl: 5 days a wk.;
good ref. Bowie $3.50. .20s
wants day duty. Elk. 6425.
Evening star., 1949-01-19
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRfTERS!
purchased and traded. repaired
quickly; reasonable; machines for
s. ias yrs st'nessfi oFfct snq MSeHss g.
ADDING MACHINES. calculator
cleaned. oiled and adjusted. All
work guaranteed. RE. 1177. UNITED
TXPkWETEGE CO 1sEpLadhs slI l4th st. and
mason nhmneSs eraism.n 9as and rePs,5GsS PFAGsAN
caMERa An iss4' RErA1Rs-s1s 10th st
parts, FULLER 4 d'ALBERT, INC:
cARRPENIER and cement contract
free; terms If desired. "A. BLouuNNT
cARrESTER. ll ;sS1; complete r.modeLns
repairs, alterations. painting zsn snd
cAkkPpEENTRY-Attics finished, recre-
alton rooms. porches inclosed. stair;
ways, dormer windows: residential
OF Commercial. j. E. HENDRICKS
cSaGR'sSHESHfhks1.-Po,shs.: SG'SH closets, stairs; ia
mSasnsaiiAv mate. call WILSON. hs p1. osso.
CARPENTRY. prompt .service-.Cabi-
net work, repairs. kitchen equipment
Installed; RE. 53o7: 81. 64ss: "a.
CARPENTRY, shelving, repairs re. re.
i Prices. j r. LAWRENcE. RA. s503.
CARPENTRY. repairs, remodelins'
storm windoTs s6"n and doors and sialns' an
CARPENTRY. recreation rooms, at
tics, additions: general repairs. Free
HAHNEs fislMfsss l. JACKSON. RS osr LII. 4a4s and
AID. 546s. If no answer, call after
csRRpETs Z + FL AND FURNITURE expertly
cleaned in your home or in our own
modern plant. ACE STORAGE CO.
uPHoL. FURNITURE and
rugs. Machine done on premises.
EIECTRiC CoNTRACTING. Complete
electric service. repairs. !nstals .
light, heat, power. RA. 222: any
ELEcIRlC WIRING, commercial, res
idential. old, new work; extra out
lIs.s; Isso repairs. E Res R5GAL ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS and installa-
sqtesq seryiss; 5sss cali 4: c: Electric
FLOORS sanded and finished, white
mechanics; winter prices. CHAS. r
COVER Dg; S7Is any time: ,r.
rented; new and used sanders and
waxers for sale RA. 4346. KEN
NEpY FLooR 39Fs CO. 700 Kennedy st,
LooRS-sanding and hnishins: old
OF new f,oors: estimates day ,1o Or
BAuBL1Tz & HARR.
old floors made new: work done Nd.
va. D. c. q. TAYLOR. WA. 1923.
FLOOR SANDING, finishins--12x1s.
sanded, finished and .i waved; sS0; sSo
same size papered or painted. w
Days and evenings, OR. 1901. .25
FURNITURE and antiques refinished.
cleaned and polished. years Of ex-
per-; satisfactory work guaranteed.
Call any time. FR; O523: 20
SPRINGS RETIED In
your home; chairs reupholstered in
shop; white mechanic. FIR. 9ls9.
paperinr. plasterins: Ies-
sonable: immed. sery, PEARSON
PAINTING. pApERING. frst.elsss
workmanship; work done immediatly.
CAN MR.. POAT. GE. 5643. 22s
PAINTING. PAPERTNG. FLOOR
SANDING. Do my own work. For q
job well-done at a price you can
aYord 70 nay. call MR.. MALHoYT.
co, 1883.
Evening star., 1949-01-19
HELP MEk AND WOMEN
VARITYPIST
SAlESkdEN

AUTO SALESMAN. highly experienced
used cars. for well-established COM
pany: good salary and commission;
plenty of nice. clean cars to sell al
the lowest prices in town; unusual
opportunity and secure future. Ap;
WHOLESALERS, INC, 1871 Bla-
densburg I'd. ne, Ii. $500.
cANvASSERS to sell pnotosrap phic
enlarsemcnts: top commission. Ap-
RR~r16As Rly * PM Pm: en UNITED 5Ta REPRo1 PRO
SALESMAN for local wholesale hard
ware concern; must be experienced
tor PRODUCT. top earninss-Fast-
w'~1ows. and doors; comoetitively
priced; backed by advertising cam
paisp and leads: car necessary
WM. RoRNsTE1N e. SON. INC. end
and Kennedy SITS. NV. ia. $500.
STORM WINDOW MEN. We have
the lowest priced triple track SELF
storing aluminium window on the
market: fast delivery: highest com
mission In town; come IN and tax
II over. SECURITY ENG1NEERING
CO.. 9O4 H st. ne. -22
represent the Metropolitan Casualty
forms Of insurance handled. Gail
any time bet. am. and 5 pm.
3523 14th st. NV. -22
eALESMEN-Last week Is of our
junior salesmen earned in excess of
S135 selling our educational speci-
atty to the home. If you are over
81 and are interested in selling that
pays big dividends after short
training period Apply Mr. MUIR
RAY. RIM. 80 Ring B'ds.. 18th. and
~ ste. NV. 10
eALEsMEN-No experience necessary;
We will train you If you need it.
Call or come in. AT 5000. COLONY
HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.. INC,
SALESMAN. exper; in real estate. as
asst manager. established Arm. AT.
go. FIR. 1871. C.. D. MURPHY.
SALESMAN to solicit listinss for prop
erty: salary plus commission: estab-
lis5nd firm. AT 6227, FIR, 1871.
C. D. MURPHY, Realtor, 1401 25th
eAIEsMEN fe>-Earn SIS per dav.
Start work Immediately Apply 2144
P St NV end floor. personnel divi-
sion. Apply Thursday. 9 to IL am
only See C. W IOCKYER
Evening star., 1949-01-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES

BEAUTY OPERATORS NE z d D.
Modern training In all subjects; day,
night and part-time classes: Get
our free catalogue. MABELLE HON.
OUR SCHOOL, 1870. N. Y. ave.
ME. TITS. Established 1918.
LEARN IN SAFETY to drive safely
New cars. Complete dual control
EASY METHOD. North 1904
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture, all subjects taught. Approved
By Government for GI training.
WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE.
rHR6 sga9 2 Tonay 81 Az ,d2 d. n.w izes sl.,.e, in
shorthand. touch tipping, comp
tometer, bookksepinS; esg rlsT classes Aoa
10th, cor. @. Ma. 2340.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM, clerk; sample
questions and answers; 6S pages,
So; eeneral test, 81. MERIT PUB
LEGATIONS, 313 Evans Building,
1870 New York ave. NV, DI. 71e1.
Evening star., 1949-01-19

WANTED, passengers for two new
limcusines driving to New orleans
foE MaEdt GSas GSp " union orxsS a1so. 20. G,,v.
late model cars; Leave FRIDAY
morning a,e1n Call MR. IHERRELL. Ia 0"'
YOUNG MAN WANTS transp. to
Calf. help drive and share exp. TU.
pRiVING TO WASH. STATE. Jan.
with or >; exchange refs. DU.
O243 between 81 pm. -21 -,
YOUNG MAN going to Arizona will
deliver or help drive car any where
in Far West. including California.
Randolph O540:
week end. RE. O6s7. Ext. Is. after
Evening star., 1949-01-19
PERSONAL

MY MOTHER, with heart condition,
requires congenial. mature lady in
attendance; no. nursing: Pleasant
home surroundings. Write Box
1ScoMF csiMi s1aE TAX RETURNS explained plain
for a nominal sum by former Reve-
IN Sue CLOTHES e1igIGSs' THERE ARE STYLES.
in fitting there is skill styles come,
styles go. but skill remains as you
know. LEA ENGEL. Dressmaker.
Fofmerly ,so Of rts,2lrA sth Ave n ~
nothing too hard. Centrally located,
BARRIE sCHooL, sol Fern pl NV
-KinoerEarten,. primary. elemen-
tary; accredited teachers. individ-
r.ay. 9a tutoring Ing ass p5sneh ton
outdoor activities: transportation
turnished; hot dinners; enroll row now.
REDUCE-Turkish baths; gentlemen.
WILLIAMS. formerly OPP. Mayfower.
Hrs. 10 am. to 10 pm. Gil. g. ~,
A FEW VACANCIES left for boys who
their present school; 5 or 7 day
boarders: grades Z to II; End semes-
ii The s''Et5 EoNe%oop FsS "5s fes fs'.ss scx
pERMANENT: 81; shampoo and : An 4
MARBLE HONOUR SCHOOL 1910
vHAicAN;cY A " for elderly lady, hom.
comforts, care, tray service; rea-
Sonable SH. 4014. -22
PETER PAN SCHOOL, primary. kin.
dergarten. nursery; two-acre play.
eround, transportation furnished:
music appreciation. toy. orchestra;
enroll now sol Fern pl. NV. RA
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' ear-
ments; prompt and efficient service;
open ewes. 3109 14th st. n.w.'
Aip e. foUR Fol- BookkEEr1NG records
and income tax preparation done by
experts that really know how fo'
less than 50 a month; highest ref
erences. Phone OR. 5000.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOML-c4-
hour nursing care. Licensed by
county and State. SH t040.
WIDOW. niddleaged. friendly, would
like to contact concenial lady. 1888.
Object, 1O-cay trip to Fla. next mo.
Share expenses. Box 330-R, star.
49,
AT LITTLE FOLKS" nursery and
kindergarten children are most hap
py Register now. OV. 2439. "a
TWO RESERVED PARADE TICKETS.
front row. grandstand 9. DE. Ot55.
MOTHERS CARE for girl; day and
night; in licensed home. UN. 4S7l.
Evening star., 1949-01-19
HELP DOMESTIC Cont J

MAD-G.H.W., experienced with child;
must live in. 1900 9th st. s,w.'
WHAiTREss HE isEss; CHAMBERMA1D, white,
wants to sleep In her own home at
night. NO. O24s. -l9
WOMAN, white or coiored, settled,
for practical nursing in nursing
home; must live in. Call between
6-S pm. SH. 1854. 30
e.h.w., laundry and some cooking:
must be fond OF children. live in,
lst-h. rm and bath: Bendix: nearby
Md; S25; health card. UN. S557.
Evening star., 1949-01-19
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has
%sth. 1pS'S 5s> g Sseneral science: g, i;
brarian, al Latin and math, 90
biology, (6) art history. tD ele-
msntary, $o4 aoss Colorado Bldg, ,ld 18th
NEW SHORTHAND, touch typing and
bookkeeping classes now starting;
enroll today: save y to y usual
time; small classes. BOYD SCHOOL
700 18th. cor. G. MA. 2340.
retarial openings. leave your name
With BoYD's, 700 18th ST.. cor. G.
IF YOU wish a Capitol Hill position
as secretary, typist. leave your name
gith BoYD'so JsSoo 700 18th st. cor
ELEcTRoMATiC TYPIsT (m), un-
usual oppor., publishing bus. start
S50-S6O wk.. at once. Miss Bell
TYPIST (F), $45 WK.
typlst. gen. Of. clerk. $40 wk.; asst
bookkpr. .-typist. Sl75 month; PIX
oper.-typist. $3.50 mo; Burroughs
bkpr. mach. opr., $3.50. Dozens OF
others daily. See Miss Reed.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 q ST NV MA o1l6
Evening star., 1949-01-19
SALESMAN!

ally advertised adding machine for
only S1295 complete. A desk-model
portable, precision built, fully guar
anteed, every inch business ma
chine. Easy to operate. easy to sell,
easy for you to make big money at
49t; profit. For life-siZe color photo
and full details with no obligation.
write today to LIGHTNING ADD
ING MACHINE CO., INC, Dept. PJ.
S43 South Spring st.. Los Angeles
IS. Calf "a
Evening star., 1949-01-19
SALESMAN

eh, 900 up class, career opportunity
for right man. appointment selling
only; we have more contacts than
our present stan can cover. sup
ported by radio and magazine pub
1icity. Draw against earned commits
son. ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAIN
MICA. Call Mr Magill, RE. 6a11,
for executive interview -c2
Evening star., 1949-01-19
Restaurant-Night Club

% Ing $1,000 % or better tei gross II S; business less
per month. Entertainment. Known
all over the city Enjoys a very
select clientele. Seats approximate
ly zoo people. Packed every night.
Seldom a vacant seat after 10 pm.
Lge. percentage Of business LIQUOR,
S1a.yeal lease. Can convince most
cautious buyer. This is an AAA in
vestment. S25,OOO cash down req.
Bal. notes, So interest Can give
3O-day trial to interested purchaser
who will deposit to be held in
escrow. A substantial amount OF
cash. Reason of sale, owner retir-
ing from night club business. c.
w. EGGLETON. To buy or sell.
3617 14th st. NV. DU. 5051:
rasjdopca nTI 0r4- -o1
Evening star., 1949-01-19

CLERICAL WORKER
Age 2O-25; high school graduate: no
typing required; must be able to
pass physical examination; perman-
ent position with planned advance
ments: 5-day. 40-hour week; ex7
cellent working conditions Apply
personnel ONCE, Room 504 Star
Building,
THE EVENING STAR
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Evening star., 1949-01-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Small Business Owners
We can sell your restaurant, grocery
store, beauty shop. dry cleaning
store. or most any small business if
priced right Phone or see long
established broker.
EDWIN L, ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave, Rm. 217'
Evening star., 1949-01-19

CQIOred ReSCduTd1lC
Beer and wine, 7th and o sts. NV.
Exceptionally busy location; seats
about so people; 5-yr. lease, $l3O
mo. rent: owner wants. quick action;
will take $1,000, lock. stock and
14th st. NV, DU. 5O51; res, DU
O747 -ol
Evening star., 1949-01-19
Observation-Disclosures Cl1lh

Glass C license. Est. Is years. Well
known all over countryside Seats
about 200 people. Located IN one
ton. A 1O-year lease. $50 mo.
rent. Entertainment, dancing, COW
er charge. Equipment in. excel. con-
dition. Nicely decorated. Approx.
$4,000 cash req. Bal notes, So
interest. G. W. EGGLETON. To
DU 5O51; residence. DU. O747. -21
Evening star., 1949-01-19

HIGH SCHOOL sradu-
ates, class of Feb. 1919. Do you
like to work with figures? Are you
qualified in shorthand and typing
II so, an excellent future awaits you
working for one Of the largest fnan-
cial institutions in the city as Sec
retary to one of its officials Reply
to Box 302-J. Star. stating quail
Ac,f{opc eaIorv eyrartnd ntr o.
Evening star., 1949-01-19
MOTOR TRAVEL

MOTHERS CARE for girl: day and
night; in licensed home. UN. 467l.
Evening star., 1949-01-19

DIAMoNDs-Lady's SOL Is Ct, Sloo;
lady's y Ct, S15O; ladys So Ct.
$50. ladys "a Ct. Sl75; lady's 1
ct. $3.50; ladys fine l ct. plat. mtg,
$3.50; lady's nice cut and color ! 4
e.; $500; mans s-So4 214 Ct, sS5S;
color perfect 212 ct, $1,000; all
prices include mtgs.; trades accept
ed; money euarantee. LIVINGSTON
g. CO., 1923 H st. NV. ME. 3440.
Evening star., 1949-01-19

SECRETARIAL POSITION. for young
personnel once, ALEXANDRIA HOS
sEEcfRAEhTARY, EfAhTARY 81 to IS. experienced
tipping. for interesting position on
daily newspaper. 5-day, 40-hr. wk.;
good starting sal. Box 334.R, Star.
SECRETARY. for small once. ad lsssI
mo. *. oses. Cal Gail bet. 10 and g. 5,
SECRETARY. for national recrea-
tional organization; 5-day. week.
good salary. interesting work. Box
sfckETxkY, feisi sss!i 1-sirl ONCE. loo. North
west washington; 5-day week; in;
teresting work, accuracy and normal
speed required. Write for interview.
Box I'm: Star: IL
sECRLTARFLOes K, .a,nne mosn ion e4p.r e9ss5e
enced secretary: 4O-hr: gk.: Mon.
4lsTs H SHsn COLI as1 sgRly sg9 H. gs1TED .Vs Al
SECRETARY for fiscsl dept; Of medi-
ss fbs ,sss aade5 and Se ac.urste se typs
previous bookkeeping and purcha sing
exper. nee; $1,000. mo: vacation.
sECY.-STENOG.. law once; 5-dsy gk.
pleasant WOEklIB ne
SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS, exper.;
new plant: excellent salary for re-
sHTRT IhHsi ~oSiPfEsRRiAiToRs : and nd f,nishers.
Apply to the AMBASSADOR LAUN--
DRY. 1925 Irving st. NV. Do not
SHOE Rao sALEsLADY: part-time selling
for experienced person; steady en-
ployment; Apply, VOLTS WALK
SHORT ORDER COOK, eolored. sx-
perienced. 6 niehts. 5-12 pm; $27-
S2s week to start. Apply 1907
SIX EslS5E7s 4 eass4 s.gss,Sassa * Kiss s@.
s. Wash. st. (rear safeway. Falls
SODA FOUNTAIN ATTENDANT and
store clerk combination: refs. req:
sxeHSSoE 5sS 2s tS5f1 oFf1eE, T. ssS aS's and e
SODA ssSi FOUNTAIN GIRL. white, exp.
from 11:30 to 7:30, no SUNDAYS;
$50 per wk;, uniforms and meals.
SODA WAiTREssEs. colored. s2s
JOB: very good tips; uniforms and
meals furn. Apply 1907 nth st..
sTEENoekArHEn 4o-heqEo; s;ssy ,.I,s
PICTURES, 203 Eye st. NV. -1e
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Before you buy any
television receiver. be
guided by the exports

uow can you really know which tele-
Ill vision receiver is your best buy?
You can take the word of Independent
T'eleuision Service Men like Robert S.
Ament- experts in electronics who make
their living servicing all makes.
These experts are Wholly impartial.
They have no stake in any receiver. What
they say about EMERSON makes the
most sense as far as your dollar and
your television pleasure are concerned.
See the new EMERSON models for your
self-from7 Inch to 16- -inchpicturetubes.
See EMERsoN's very real improvements
in ease of installation, tuning, and al
most unbelievable Long Distance recep-
ton. Compare EHERsoN's amazingly low
prices that, in themselves, are an engi-
neering achievement.
You'll understand why Independent
1'aevision Service Men say, JEFFERSON
is your BEST BUY!''
Evening star., 1949-10-09

GONE people have been claiming that saly monkeys are
~ much brighter than babies the of years. The
monkeys don't claim anything Trying to prove something
other New Yos Bronx Zoo selected Andy an orangutan
then 18 months DID, for chds 10 Andy logical
choice He the cutup of the animal nursery and his cage
included picking the lock the hospital and freeing
two families of white mice.
Given card with square, circle and triangle out
Andy supposed to take the three pieces and put
back in their places How did Andy make out? Well
his family isn't exactly Dragging about him.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14
House Unanimous In Approving
 Income Tax Bill
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One the project was referred to the jul dietary committee, which includes three Republicans and one Demo cra.. Consent was granted re- quest of Howard Lyng, Nome Democrat, refer it to the cleo ions committee if it emerges from ,he judiciary. The elections com njttee has three Democrats and one Republican.
 House members and the sparse ly-filled gallery broke into ap- plauSe when the tax bill sailed through with unanimous approval.
 Rep. Frank Angerman, Fair banks Democrat, asked permission withhold his vote because q don't approve certain sections" out The speaker denied his request.
 Official estimates place revenue from the bill at around $2,OO0,00O yearly.
 Taylor Sai dof his bill the main purpose is to catch many Who've never paid anything. It's to correct the business tax hodge e-podge."
 The house whipped through two more tax bill in rapid fire order today without floor debate. IL passed unanimously a bill to guad- ruple fish trap taxes and add spe- cial levies running from five cents per fish extra for single trap catches over fifteen thousand to twenty five cents per fish for those catching owe rtwo hundred thousand. It then passed 19 to 4 bill by Beltz of Nome, to raise the five dollar school tax to ten fifty. Voting against the latter were No Ian, Wrangell; Hope, Sitka; Ipa- look and Rydeen, Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14
Navy FOresees Good Oil Field
 In Alaska

TULSA, Okla. (P)-Commodore w. c. Greenman said last night that the navy is speeding up eX- oloration of its Alaskan oil lands which experts have said promISa to equal the most prolific sources of oil in the western hemisphere.
 Greenman is director Of the naval petroleum reserves. Tn a speech prepared for a meeting of he Tulsa chapter of the National Oil Equipment Manufacturers and Delega es Sosiety, he said prog ress in Alaskan oli exploration has not been as rapid as had been hoped.
 But, Greenman said, with the major problems now solved we are going ahead with greater cer- taiDty and speed"
 He said, however, that many deep wells may have to be drilled and abandoned as failures there before success is attained.
 Greenman endorsed the opinion of an oil expert who reported 10 the navy on oil-produciHg possi- oilities in Alaska.
 This expert, Wallace E. Pratt, told the assistant secretary that theer is a striking similarity be- tween he navy's oil land in Alas ka and some in Venezuela capable of producing 1.0CO.0O0 barrels da 'ly."
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14
CHARITIES APARTMENT
 CALLS FOR SKYSCRAPER

RIO DE JANEI2O, LHo)---MJyor Angelo Mendes de Morals, Who takes a lively interest in this ci.ys zoo, was asked by a member of Congress to explain how much money he spent on an apartment for the zoos new giraffe.
 In a recent broadcast to his constituents, the mayor answer ed: "A complete apartment for a giraffe with bathroom, bedroom and kitchen would be rather eX pens.ve owing to the uncommon height of this animal. But, since the giraffe's abode will consist only of wire fence, the problem is much less complicated than the Congressman supposes."
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14
AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

On January llth Pilot Mur- phy took the Golovin mail run and brought in Clyde Koonuk from White Mountain enroute to Shishmaref. On January l2th he made a flight to Koyuk bringing in Henry Atmik.
 Pilot Bronaugh made flight to Teller on the l2th with H. John son and Stella Kakaruk who is en- route to White Mountain.
 Pilots Goodwin and Kin g brought in H. Cantley from Fair banks, Leo Kaye from Fairbanks to Kotzebue and Madeline Green from Kotzebue 10 Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14
HAWAII WILL HAVE LARGE FLOAT IN PARADE

WASHINGTON, (P) - Hawaii will remind the nation on inaugu- ration day of the Territory's de- sire for statehood.
 HaWaii's float in the inaugural parade will be preceded by 49- star flag, and a sign: Hawaii, the 49th Sta.e."
 Plans for HaWaii's participation in the January 20 celebration, are announced by George McLane, executive director of the Hawaii statehood commission.
 The Territory's float will be decorated with Ii leaves, palm fronds, bird of paradise, red gin ger and other flowers flown from Hawaii. on it will be a king and six warriors in ancient Hawaiian costume.