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MIscL. WANTED (cont. ,

PIANOS-Grand, upright, spinet., or
apt, size; any size, any condition;
POPLAR AND GUM LOGS and other
Veneer Veneer. PRICES s's!si and se speciflca tions
upon application. Delivery Deli By. by truck as
JERSEY PACKAGE co. Millvilic,
N J. Phone Millvllle 3a4. ,.
RHS ISIS DARK Phone Gsa %o SfoaotGqm 4S4I at least
SCRAP IRON-Will pay highest price.
l will diSmantle poilers and heating
plants. Always ready to PICK up by
calling ST. 1000; after b.m.' IL
SCRAP IRON. cast iron. S. per 40
pounds; delivered to our warehouse
Highest price paid for scrap, iron.
scrap metals. house rags and auto
accumulatlons please phone us.
ACE JUNK co. 1920 Georsia ave
NV, AID a457
SCRAP IRON. cast iron, 5: per 100
Higest price paid for scrap, IRON
scrap metals, house rags and auto
batteries. If you cannot deliver your
acsSmTlat!0ns please phone a9G cU Us
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all
types; repair. hemstitching, buttons
covered. pleat!ng 7l6 llth 81. NV.
RE. 1900 RE :3ll.
srovEs. 9SSfS "fa.sS RASGEs.L 81 HEATERS, afan all
Kinds and sizes. ACME STOVE Co,
l4l !th St; NV. MA. s"5'!!. ~
AN INTERESTED in buylns silver
brac. OLD jewelry. DORA KRUPSAW
MILESTONE, 1888 G ST. NV" ST
ATTENTIoN-Faulers and accumu-
laTn of wa h0f tor RIOS
and scrap metals, see. us before YOU
sell We always pay the hlgeSt mar
ke: prices WASHINGTON RAG &
BAG co, @l5 L ST. s.w-. Dl S0o1.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold,
silver. jeWelry. diamonds. firearms.
mems clothing. luggage. photo
sraphic equipment, musical lnstru,
ments. englneerlng instruments and
what have you2 VIII call MAX
ZWEIG SONS. 937 D ST. NV. Me.
PIANOS WANTED-C ONIAL
PIANO co. paws hlsheSt casn prices.
Phone MA 4Sso after 10 a m. for
courteous aDpra!Sa!
AMPLIFfING EQt QtIPMENT,-Reco!d d.
ers presto Model Y or n units
folding or banquet chairs. CO. 4726.
BEDROOM. dining room contents of
home cash We do MOVING. storage
ia. 29@, after : pm, GE. - D.
GAS RANGE. REFGR. and i din. I'm
chairs, eood Cond-, reaS., desired by
pvt party GE 3l1u,
CLOTHING-MenS suits, shirts
pants. shoes women's and children S
winter clothing. drapes. bedSpreads,
linens. furniture, bric-a-brac, etc.
BRING il in or phone RE. 9S35 We
sFoREs g766 p & s%sP sS9P sHoP, H6ieHHoF s37
ADDING MACHS.. typewr.. calculators,
cash regs once equip. any kind: top
price. DI. 737"; CO. 1925 ewes
OFFICE FURNITURE. all kinds; once
machines. any kind: top prices paid,
Call DI .31S' ewes. and sun
WELL BuY YOUR cameras, guns
musical instruments. ievelry. silver.
old sold. radios televtsion sets,
typewr!ters. luggage and well pay
the towns top prices Remember
whether you sell or buy. sive US
try and save with Dave. DAVE S
PAWNBROKERS EXCHANGE. 81 5
D ST. NV. Ma $3.50 p
THE WORLD BOOK. encyclopedias.
the Quarrie Corp will pay reason
able cash price for late edition
TIE go
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RMS. APTs. TO SHARE Cont J

MARRIED COUPLE or two girls; twin
beds, full kitchen and living room
privileges. in downtown business sec
ton. SO; settled persons desired
Box 321-L, Star
REFINED WOMAN to share furnished
apartment with widow; conveniently
located: Michigan 6565. Ext. 601. .
NV. SECTION-Bachelor girl will
bedroom, semiprivate bath, with an
other congenial girl. 25 to 30; no
cooking; rent, $40. Call CO. 9143
after 10 am
GIRL, 90, TO 80, to share efficiency
apt. with another; vic. 18th and
Columbia I'd. NV. HO 243l 4
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

BY MOTHER and o4sl1eSs dsle2;e:
N prNa.e hcme. Call SUNDAY &c
WOMAN, com alescent. desires board
IN private nome. references ek-
cnsnpeo. Box Blu-L- Star.
WaNTtD ROOM anG poa.G for lacy
20 years ole Will pas 500 mo.
uusr De IN the District; 4aEge, slns!e
room ludlow 4GlG
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

EDELMAS MOVING & STORAGE
Reas- Will accept surplus furniture
as part payment or YOUR moTlnE,
storage IA. 1887, after M.
FoR PROMPT SERVICE eau NE.
"a42 Padded van. local NOV rG.
cra.IEg. DsCkl.g, s. oD..E one p!tce
O. 2sc srS9.5t s19seIao;s Es'TT .ysAEa NAA5
co. F.}H y Y ave n.v.
FTRSITT yAN-Tgo eTGeEt NOV.
e-T - hour, erc-y pIere s45'.
arms -damage ANACCs-tA "C'-
MOVING BY WEI; sx7sr- hop. eE.-y
rece g-aT7e a. i-.:tc -f.s.
-s-es Cal ary ::r.e Mp COOK
M,RrNE yrIER.NS MOVING CO.
hap!.ne: INK, sad bagssse. AZ
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
Phone Ion = 10. 0io4 USfoS STORAGE
co INC. est 1906
ISDIviDTAL COMPARTMENTS, as
!og as 81 per month Loca. and
Va moylng. For service: cal tt.
SAFETY sTG- l. TRIP co
B. & N. MoyERs-special.zin in
you 3 & ". MOVERS, TR. 1890.
Ewes. AK 1917.
EX- -GI-Moving packing. storage,
Grating; reasonable rates, efhcient
service No job 100 large or 100
small GLOVER. NE 1925
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

3-ROOM beau.I.I., new -1fI-r sp:
ta-lne PARKWAY Sc Wash IS. IN
excharee :0r apt - Ma1hat,aE-
NY. Pc 2-!sS o. DIX 3S9S >
NEW YORK K-WASHINGTOS - BeautI-
fu. Arm apt one block from Co.
lumbla UNIVERSITY. for suburban
Washlneton apt similar size. Call
PA 342S - pm
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Rhs. FURk.-MD. g. VA.

STUDIO ROOM: kitchen PRIVILEGES
SV- aH4e
VA. - Beverly Hills
Ssci gentleman only. single from
room v.-h double bed. share saove-
harh with only /; Ia b,ks. bus TE-
5..;G -
YER SPRING-Attrset!ve single
m next bath. uni phone; NJ. shop.
cent immsd occupancy. SH. 1856
SECOND FLOOR OF ny
home. Studio Eying-bedroom with
ave windows. finished in knctty
pine; suitable for two or three adults
Kmpioyed couple or gentlemen pre-
ferred; PRIVILEGES. CH. S97G
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H. G. SMITHY co.
s'1 ljrh S NV ST &&oo.
NV ADts.-EleVatOr

New elevator, dreproof construction,
IN finest i. section OF WASHINGTON.
D C - blocks from finest shopping
district; this bldg. IS nor 0: the
ordinary construction: Il was bull
at great expense and OF he fines:
material available as your inspection
viii hrd; every spt.' was hard
painted and st2ppled mot SPRAYED I.
the lobby and Railways Will be deco
rated in keeping with the fneSt.
Here are BIT a few features We are
Offering; others 100 numerous 10
to 5 closets in every apt. ~ Pa--
retsr 81 Mere kitchen cannes
than average house. tft T-a~y
stainless steel sinks and sprays -
Kitchen exhaust fans - 3t-lN.
De luxe gss RANGE .. ,;;E.t Large pe-
nsa;ic elevator service ~. n
Generators on each floor. ~, Az
coo,sd corridors tl4t Comp,f,e
elscc-gc Laundry ard o-ye!s. l: YOU
are ,ookThg for permanent nome
come out and .nspocr. Lfase 20
responsible people ONLY. Fo' in
viii BE- comS!cted by jar, i5rh. !
becroom apis On ground foor, s@5
no. I-bedroom apt or other
floors, 40 NO. l-bedrocm choice
apis. SlG5 mo. Available. > beau
tiful bachelor spts,- $500 l beau
IItul bachelor apt SCI 50. No .
bedroom apis. available.
THE JENNIFER APTS.
Al I4l5 Tuckerman s.. NV To
reach: Drive out 18th ST. 18th st.
or 18th st. 10 Tuckerman 10 building
COLORED-I242 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
-Vacant. newly decorated. Owner
on premises PASQCAL REALTY co,
EX $3.50.
EFFICIENCY apts., new
conouion: entire md floor OF coz
brick bldg: s.w. Boz 343-L. S:a-.
COLORED-52I6 ASTOR PL. ST.
WIN respec; able family SO e
month; -oor, k.:chen and SENT
bath Ca. II. s+45 Sunday Dc
;Reen " and q : n.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE. SO K ST. nv
ME 0GSa Baby ehick.. feed and
poultry supplies
PCLIETs. lH0 hybrid now in excep-
tIonSi production. for sale; nT FoI-
esiviiis- Va. Dsleview $3.50 3
REOODERS. 3. JsmesEsy. oil useo
one season. 500 size WHITE
EoUsE KassIIEY Fairfax Va
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BABY FURNITURE : Cribs. high
chairs. play pens. etc, by week or
month; deliver and pick Up. DU.
34t4 4t4no,rvs ~ ns .r o.,
clearing, grading and excayatins;
l5-va1d carry-all: special rates on
longer jobs SH S4+2
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO, 622 { ST
NV National 1904.
PIANOS FOR RENT-New. popular
models a. reasonable monthly rem
ta!s Hauling extra. All money
paid as rental applies on purchase
price II you decide 10 buy la,er up
10 4 months limit Phone ST
Q40n JORDAN PIANO CO. cor
ner l2th and G SIS. nv u
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

MIXED SEASONED MOOD. fireplace
slEe- SIS Pc cord. CN. 1854 =
Hocd cut for fireplace 0! stove
lsne.h: SIS per cord. Call HI
FIRIWOoD. any length about /.
fully seasoned. balance partly sea-
SoGe6. a. hardwood, Quick delivery
Fej-.a< 4>S-i.,
OAK. CORD WOOD sci Der cord !
cord Sll rom Is % - in. Call
sfe. pm LU 5sa4. y
CORD WOOD. any size or snv !ene,h
SIS cord Call SH 5000
plsce wood. cords FOR S36 Sig
single cord Delivered any lensth
Spruce OIHS-J
SEASONED HARD WOOD. Gu, 10 size
SlI per y cord Sc per Il cord de-
'-VS-eS VA aSQ3
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ROOMS UNFURkIShEp

1911 18th ST. NV, Apt 24-Room
for l or > employed ladies. use OF
kitchen. reasonable Call after 9
am Sun; ewes, after $50. AD.
l115 =
I:0i Goth ST. N.W.-References re-
quired; good location, conven. to
trolley and bus transp. Phone DE.
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AVIATION

AERoSCA. Champion. la47: exc
rcrd AT Yn2S
1916 FAiRCHILD. "a. 4-plsee execu-
tive type, rrlced resS Gail TR
SS45 OF write Mr. .COTARTC. B. o
ccS-La
NEW CESSNA "fe0" damaged. CON-
GGESSIONAL AR pORT OF ssss
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HEIFER. fresh Holster: Eond STOCK
is-zs udder Call Fairfax 1S-W-ll
GCaT. Earry: TesSona6.s Call HI
F'RST-CAIF GUERNSEY HEIFfR
.-s- fresh. rGTeb:et unregistered
N-ts"ent mixer S235 Fe:rfsX
Evening star., 1949-01-02
RIGGS MANOR APIS

6Sl3 RIGS I'd Hyatts"!l-e, Nd.
irg large liz. rm. . bedrmS with
double closets, d!nette. XII and be n:
S96 50 and Sg7 50 per mo. Ind
vidual garbage d.sDoSa! units end
exhavS. fans in all ks: utl.tt.es
;rc.Uded II re1'; Eene ian blinds
PeSdeEt manager on premises To
reach. Drive or Greens Cha De, I'd
tN.cn ave. 90 II Ager - EFF or
Ager ID 20 Rizgs rd or og' T.sso2-i
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EASTERN AVE. NJ
Nice o>nt -n,- for coUG.e .u:.
o. urtu.r Room ioE s.agle person
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GOODACRE APIS.

New freproot apts lge rms pa!ouet
frS. Venetian blinds. stainless stee,
sink. kit, exhaust fans, lge ranges
GE refgrs: bedrm.. Ss5; . bed
rms. S97 so: utlIs incl immed
occup SH 1871 s619 Piney Branch
I'd Silver Sprlng Nd
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

COOPERATIVE APIS, excellent To-
cation. Address -ep!y 20 Box
TWO LARGE ROOM APIs.-cem or
see a l-.5 '1th st, Il VI. Phone
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Cnlnred-Cn-On- Ants.

Buy vow ap. In NV or ne. location:
Modern !. = and 3 rms. KIT and
bath Down paymt as low as $3.50.
Monthly py-nts as soY as S3s so.
including notes and maintenance.
Gail Mrs West. with D. H JOHN
son CO. RE. 52l2, Ma 1895.
Fyes and holidsys IL n3Gs
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NACANT

W 18Th and Col re. nv, recently
red I-aeG-m. apt coE&:r.s Of :.F.
m Ded.m. XII and tatr Ve-y
conrer. loc. Mr. STCBBS, En-.
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THE .JFNNIFER APIS.
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.

H.EN !tsptE aDIE aHI.lE c7''
month, -oor.. kitchen and semi
batn. Ca. II s495 Sunday DC
tveen . and i : n
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--S+'
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM for sinpl.
man; large closet; share bathroom
With other men: on bus!:ne. 1853
10th 81 NV: S35. Phone DE 64@1
GAYIoSIA. 1913 18th st nw-
Clean, comfortable; close 20 down
town: 81 single. So and - doaols
lsas LAMONT sT.-Lovely large IN
share 'xiH-bed room with aG:eE
1851 ErCLID NV. NJ lsih and Co,
ro.-S.Egle IN. .or yourR man, scEv-
ice o. ex-serylee pref -" Per mo
I33. UPsHUR ST, Nw.-Comto.,a5, 5,e
room for geHtleman, Jeyi,h family
lisa MONROE ST. Nw.-Doaole
tro1. I'M, or siEeie nm convs. 'e
go. WooDIEY PL. NV. NJ. ward
gEsnsp nicely tuTn- lee;, I'M. Twin
beds. adj bath in mod home suit
able FOR or girls: home PRIVILEGES
$50 each AID 5s34
1888 y. II. AVE. N.W-very nee:
cory single room tor lsdy, s25
monih,y; slIcneI o. p!iy!!eEes yI5,s..,v ,.rs.
warm. Beautifully furn. room, adj
bah; elevator service.
1854 QUE ST. NV. The KenneTt :
Desirable. well-hesteG from. single
sno double rooms HO. 1851.
DOWNTOWN. 1881 Que st. NV
clean. comfortable basement roon,
FOR gentleman. 81 weekly.
ss3s eth ST. at n H sve.-Attrse
tive. comfortable rm.. PVT haihrn
couple or sirly. S55 Per no .Ee
cor. I'M. win beds >35 fer >+5
for pc. mo also sgle. I'M, SIS Pc.
mo izunG priyils conv. tramp
nice section MRS STONE. T.. 32Hn
BEAUTIFUL MASTER BEDRM.. fre-
place. oooknsslyes. bah. ise- elosH;.
sert's-zr- Se5 monthly AD SIS
36i9 MACOMB. q. Wisconsin. all BUS
mess. frS;-clsss front room. CO. Die
OF s.ng.e or 1850.
CAVALIER HOTEL in Apt $50
Clean. spacious room: eonv- tTsnSp
eIey. service. Gentleman $50. AD.
iii PA. AVE. NV. near White
Houe-SinsIe :urn. room. near
cath. shower: ss so week; 3rd-fooE
M1sfTR BEDROOM. twin beds, twin
eressers. twin closets: Jewish home.
sentlensn: $40 e. RA- 1878.
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LISTING SERVICE

COLoRED-sETTLED WIDOW des-
perately needs small apt or will
manage house for = unfurn. rms;
refs. AD 4354
COLORED-MOTHER and 2 small
room right away. MRS. PALMER,
DE 2aF2 =
COLoRED-vET. WIFE. Q children
desire l-room apt pv: XII: NV.
sec furn or unfuEn. EO. 62E6.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-16
House Votes To Locate Capital AtPalner
CBy James Hutcheson


 JUNEAU, (P) = Palmer in the Matanuska Valley scored a point last night in the House of Repre- sentatives toward becoming the Statehood Capital of Alaska.
 Climaxing a campaign by Third Division legislators, the House voted IS to g last night for $66O,- 900 appropriation bill for a new Territorial office building.
 An amendment provided that it be located on a free site at Palmer approximately 60 miles north east of Anchorage on the Matan- uska River.
 The bill previously had been tabled by a 13 to 10 vote after hours of wrangling had produced deadlock. In last nights action, it was untabled and put before the House for a decision.
 The amendment naming Palmer as the location for the new office building was passed after a three way tug-of-war among Juneau, Fairbanks, and Palmer support CTS.
 Statehood also held the spot light in the Senate, which voted IS to 1 for a bill to create an H. member statehood committee. It would be commissioned to lay the groundwork for a constitutional convention, and get an $80,000 ap- propriation to carry on its work. The lone ballot against was cast by Sen. William Munz, Nome Repub- lican.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-16
Big, Stratocruiser Great Surprise To Washington
By Edward E. Sims

WASHINGTON-Pan American Airways displayed it's latest flying machine here earlier this month. Just ten short years ago, Ameri- cans would have thought such plane impossible - at least for twenty-five years, anyhow. But the war and aViation's develop ment didn't confine advancements to expectations, and the Strato- cruiser is something to see.
 As the air forces pilots used to say during the War-she's some bird! The great steel one, which is the latest thing with wings, carries roughly what arailroad car car ries, as far as passengers are con- cerned, and sleeps many of them. It makes the New York-London hop in half a day, flies the Cali fornia-Honolulu route overnight!
 The first day the big Boeing plane went on display in Washing ton eight thousand people lined up and waited to go through it. Though the ship was scheduled to leave next day, the company de- cided to let sight-seers have next morning also, to go over it. That afternoon it flew away to begin
 Continued on Page Six)
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-16
 Ships Loom For Near Future

WASHINGTON, (P) - Atom powered ships and submaries may be only five or six years from reality.
 Senator McMahon O.-ConnO announced Monday that the atom ic energy commission is starting a huge new atomic project which may produce mobile atomic power plants within that time.
 The chairman of the Senate House atomic energy committee gave reporters these facts after a meeting with chairman David Li1- ienthal and other commission off cials and engineers:
 1. The multi-million dollar pro- ject will include new atomic reac- tors for stepped-up experiments in the use of peacetime atomic power and improvements in atomic wea- pons.
 2. It will be located at one of three possible sites in a western state.
 3. The project eventually will be about the size of the Hanford, Wash, atomic development and will give work to several thou sand"
 At the end of this research" McMahon said, Eve are hopeful we can demonstrate that mobile power plants not only are feasible but are here. There is reasonable expectancy the result will be ac- complished."
 It is known that Westinghouse Electric corporation has been working with commission scien- lists in trying to harness atomic power for propelling naval ves- Sels.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-16
Railroad Workers Feel Pinch Of Coal Strike

PITTSBURGH, (P) - likeness among railroad workers spread through the coal fields yesterday amid fears of some railmen that the mine shutdown may extend beyond two weeks.
 Coal-carrying railroads felt the pinch in earnest on the second day of the work stoppage called by John L. Lewis.
 Other coal dependent industries hummed merrily. More than 62,- 900 railroaders are headed for lay offs by the end of the week.
 One coal source pointed out that four days after the 463,000 idle miners are scheduled to return to the pits on March 28, they will ob- serve a traditional holiday-Mit- chell Day. John Mitchell was an early. united mine workers leader credited with winning the eight hour day.
 The coal industry spokesman said he thought many miners
 Continued on Page SevenD
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-16
LIFTING THE LID AT JUNEAU
Tuesday. March IS. l94s
(By James Hutcheson)

JUNEAU, (P) - Both Houses whipped bills through at a rapid clip last night in sessions lasting to midnight to clear the decks be- fore the deadline for consideration of their own measures.
 A bill to create four Division deputies under the attorney gen. eral for liquor enforcement topped l3 bills passed by the House. It was once-rejected proposal com ing back in new costume from speaker McCutcheon.
 It was written into the Taylor liquor control bill last week but died with the bill; last night it won 16-8 approval after more than an hours wrangling, mostly over the requirement for deputies to have two years college education or three years law enforcement ex- perience.
 The House also passed nine res olutions and memorials, all unan- imously, except for 16-7 vote on request to Congress to allow the legislature to modify two years residence requirement for divorce.
 The House killed four'bills.
 The Senate, working against a midnight deadline, passed II bills, killed two and tabled one.
 It sidetracked three measures of major interest. It postponed in definitely by an Ills vote the Riv- ers-McCutcheon bill for estab-
 Continued on Page Two)
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-16
.Egan Marriage
 Bill Just A Joke"

JUNEAU, (F) - Representative Bill Egan declared yesterday his jest about feminine finances has gone far enough. .Egan, a married man ran up the white flag Monday on a bill he introduced calling for a $50 tax on single women to further the happy state of marriage-and re- lieve the housing shortage.
 Egan displayed letters of pro- test from as far away as Seattle, Detroit, and even Newburgh, N. Y. The Newburgh man protested the measure as most preposter- ous," and added, q certainly trust, sir, that you were joking"
 Egan says he was.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-16
InternatiOn'l News At A Glance ---
Tuesday. March Is. l949 (By The Associated Press)


 Soviet Russia continued to shake up her top government leadership today.
 In the presidium of the Supreme Soviet, Nikifor Natalevich and Gzorgi Sturua were relieved as vice presidents and replaced by Vastly Kozlov and Vastly Gogla. Two other important changes were confirmed yesterday. Niko- lai R. Voznesensky was relieved as planning commission chairman and deputy prime minister. The chairmanship went to Maxim z. Saburov, veteran official of the commission. Ivan T. Tolyakov was replaced as president of the Su- preme Court by A. A. Violin.
 The Supreme Soviet approved the 1949 budget calling for mili- tary expenditures of79,0O0, ,0O0, ,000
 Continued on Page Seven
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-16
PARKING METERS IN FAIR BANKS THAWED OUT
FAIRBANKS,

FAIRBANKS, (Ho - Signs of spring in Fairbanks; the parking meters are back at their old stands on downtown streets.
 When the temperature hit 50 be- low zero early in the winter, po- lice shook out the chilled nickles and put the meters in warm stor- age. At 50 below, the machine would still gulg coins, but motor ists were unable to turn the han dies or set the dials--the mechan- ism was frozen solid.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-16

OKLAHOMA CITY, (P)-Presi- dent Truman got away with it, but Vernon Barker had to pay.
 Barker, 19, had just been fined for reckless driving on testimony of patrolman C. B. Mead.
 As he left the stand, Barker mumbled something under his breath about the kind of guy Mead was.
 Police judge Mike Foster, who has fine ears, called Barker back and slapped on SIP extra for dis orderly conduct.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-16
MagnusOn Sees Huge Housing Pro- gram For Alaska

WASHINGTON, (PD - A S75,- 100000 housing program for Alas ka is visualized by Sen. Magnuson O.-Wash0 in a bill on which the Senate banking and currency committee in holding hearings.
 Magnuson said his measure should pave the way" for con- struction of 4,000 family units and 2,000 apartment units.
 Seventy-five per cent of the pro- posed apartment development can be accomplished by private con- struction, Magnuson quoted pri- vate builders as saying.
 The rest, he said, is needed in interior and western Alaska, where private builders have shown no interest. This part would be sponsored by the Alaska Housing Authority under Magnuson's pro posal.
 "The same authority" he said, lis expected to sponsor three fourths of the single homes need ed for stable development of the Territory. Requirements for hous- ing of the military have not been met and this poses an additional problem of urgency"
 
 He said the federal housing and home finance administration and the Alaska housing authority would handle administration.
 The appropriation would be
 Continued on Page Six)
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-16

SEATTLE, (P) - Radio tele- phones will be installed in all ships of Alaska Steamship com pany, Adm. F. A. Zeusler, execu- tive assistant to the president, said today. Radio telephones also will be placed in the company's shore side agencies at strategic" points in Alaska.
 Test sets already have been in- stalled on the steamers Alaska and Denali and the motorship Terminal Knot. Zeusler said an initial test on the motors h p Square Knot was highly success ful.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-16

TOKYO, (P) - Thirty marri d officers and airmen of the 317th air transport wing returned to Tachikawa air base yesterday from Germany.
 The men, said It. Roy J. Russell of South Pasadena, Calif., were proud of their six months record in flying food and supplies to Berlin.
 He described the flights as good training.
 The men were flown from Frankfurt, Germany, to Japan in five days by a chartered Alaska Airlines C-54.
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U. s. Charges Russia Broke Six Promises

WASHING TON, (P) - The United States today accused Rus sia of violating at least six separ- ate promises to return all German war prisoners in Soviet hands by the end of last year.
 In a note delivered in Moscow yesterday, the state department in effect renewed its demand that Russia set free the hundreds of thousands of German prisoners still believed in Soviet custody.
 Russia has claimed that it was never bound by any agreement to repatriate the Germans captured by December 31, 1948.
 The United States, Britain and France contend that such an agreement was reached by the big four foreign ministers in April of 1947.
 The state department note, re- leased today, says on that point: ''It is difficult to reconcile the position now taken by the Soviet
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WASHINGTON (R)-A national

WASHINGTON (P)-A national security resources board spokes- man said yesterday three men who were chief aidesof Mon Wall gren when he was Washington s governor are on the boards pay roll as consultants.
 Receiving $50 day, they are John Davis, John Ballew and Jack Gorrie, the spokesman said.
 The Senate armed services com mittee voted yesterday. to table Wallgren's nomination as NSRB chairman.