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Evening star., 1949-09-26
statesmen
NO CANVASSING

four (4) men who are interested u
q perm, yeAr-round connection pro-
syernre esrnines. Our sslesmen earn
SlOO 10 $500 per week. This q
disnified. pleasant position which
requires no cAnvAAAing. We Are
direct factory distributors OF 2 ma
tionally known product needed II
every home. Car essential. CAL
Amt. intsryieW. -27
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Houseman-Chauffeur

Houseman-Chauffeur
Must be experienced in indoor house.
Must Must have sve' driven M Hydra-Matic s a cars.
TELEPHONE ST. z079: =
-JANIToR, pvt. school. for cleaning
Only; no living quarters. Call 10.
Kennel MAN, white. sober, with
LAUNDRY MANAGER
Az; e to 80. prefer nan n. with ino
LORD 81 : BAfT1MoRE iii 5fsisn1st HoTEL III.
Baltimore 3. Nd. so
LINOLEUM AND TILE mechanic, ex-
RsasSisn:ed; RaS DnfTRnsnsat nlnsERs 'Gss sc ApRlS YsoS
LINS4Yfn hsSas Fi!'9d 9Sdrl.Ezross, AZ 6is men xno
sition: nirht Of lobster shifts: .sood
union xoEa,ns Hs%Ho%s s9na5sSR' sHsS Res
ga stS 2 8. s:pey n;v esn.,;ssssr INA ssss
borers only: from Bank Of Bethesda
out Old Georgetown I'd. to Green.
tree I'd, left to iAldon Construction
) CO: sign. risht to Job. Bee MR..
LOCk2MITH wanted; experience nee
essafV; good base esalary and comm,
WARE CO. 1888 Georsia ave. --27
LUMBER SALES CLERK-Well-esta
lished lumber yard has Attrac.. perm.
openings for men with retail hum
ssr s.r. and sa..aa aafsGsosrs go WI sxpsr Sds eau M
TuENovER 472b Bethesda Aye,
MANAGER. S and 10 cent store;
must be exp. Apply KINGS, 1905
SGnss;ssMGr1T Gs; sSs; IA. Si$sa;x. s2Ss; n.rm. a .Ssn,.
High school graduste, 1898, with
d. G. drivers license; mostly inside
work; 6-dAy, 40-hr. wk.: weekly
paydays; liberal vacation and Sick
leave; other smploye benefits. CAll
Evening star., 1949-09-26
HELP MEN

RADIO TECHNrCIAN,. thoroughly ex-
perienced. for both bench and out
side: Magnaxox sales and service
dealer. 2606 Wilson blvd. OIL. All.
inexperieneed, white. .se
22-3O, to train for laundry route
salesmeni good salary to start; op;,
portunity for adyancement; personal
interviews. MANHATTAN CO., 1928
Florida aye. NV. s-11 An: M27
no experiepce reauired, interesting
lished commercial concern. We re-
auire serious intelligent and ambi-
tious men with at least high school
. education, and dependable refs. Ap-
2krs1ssn sass mfiR1Rs' G1RRs sskSies ssSsa .P e..
RouTE Ggr s'e esAiLIrssMxAN Il rssMxAN cleaning
route salesman; beginning salary,
advance: excellent working condi-
tions; vacation with & psy; Apply, E,,Sr Or
pRY. fas! Ass5 81, oPinoco ;: 0N st., Alex. va Va
Phone AL. 02O3: -27
SALES CONTACT MEN
National sr.ani.st,on; M y long s.s,n ssn1s sssse-
sentatives. We pay travelling ex-
peuSeb, BOOQ CoulHlAoAoi. EOlMe1
life insurance. club MEMBERSHIPS, IN
jvestments. correspondence courses.
or other Intangible fields, highly sue.
cesstul u our, work. lnyestigats!
precludes small children and other
family ties which require. frequent
home visits. Personal interview IN
Warrington. Give ase. selling expe-
rience, frAternal connections, phone
number. BOX 45s-A. Star. 27
SALESlIAN-National organization IN
for young man Is to 80. sales ex-
perience reouired; excellent tei r.
tory. Your application VIII be
screened Salary. commission and
bonus. Phone for appointment; !.
c. SMITH d CORONA TYPE
WRITERS, INC. MI. 5000. .-27
SALESMAN, $3.50 MUS weekly in
quick cash; nc. canvasstng; dignined
permanent deal with . future; dray.
ing account II qualified. Apply 02SH2
+ st. n,yy 3rd aoor: :..,v. ,.,,,:2 -2o sna
iskEs, 2lsa ii st. n.ws Mr.. Bonsrs
ssLEsaAN, ss1Hi for. real estate. Come
what 1 iine opportunity We have.
plenty Of good leads to start. Es-
R.al,as' tssllsn.d AZ .Emi ss$a s.. C. D. MoRssf' ss
sALESMEN Tor fast growing project;
salary and commission; Average
earnings above 500: car Necessary;
ins inc csm ~. osi3 for sppt. -27
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Serve Wonder Bread To
Help Your Child Grow bigge
and Stronger 8 Ways
Note How Amazing Wonder Bread Compares With Meat,
Milk and Fish In Certain Growth And Energy y-Buiding
Contents (as stated in cfart)

Without protein no child can grow in
body or brain. Growing children need
TWICE the protein per pound OF body
weight as grownups.
These foods are good tor protein:
Meat, Milk, Fish, Eggs, Nuts And
Wonder Bread.
Penny for penny. Wonder Bread gives
your child 469o more body building pro-
tein than the average OF meat, milk,
fish and eggs.
Good for Energy
Without energy no child can work,
study or play. Wonder Bread is sub
stantial energy food.
Then, too, Wonder Bread is more
quickly converted into energy than fat.
And, of course, is better in protein for
child growth.
Evening star., 1949-09-26
Helps Build Strong Bodies 8 Ways

HeIpS Build Strong B0dleS ways
The chart shows the body and BRAIN
building properties of Wonder Bread.
Serve Wonder Bread with fruits, vege-
tables, meat, milk, fish and eggs in a
well-balanced diet. Give your child
every chance to build body and brain.
8 ounces Of Wonder Bread for growing
child cost less than a dime a day. You
can afford Wonder Bread for your child.
Douby Fresh
Children love Wonder Bread. Plain or
toasted. Because Wonder Bread is doubly
fresh-fresh when you buy it; fresh
when you eat it. Because slo-baked-
1870 longer than many ordinary kinds
for lasting freshness. ~.
Get economical Wonder Bread fresh
from your grocer today-you'll be glad
you did.
Evening star., 1949-09-26
DISPLAY MAN

Creative, ambitious young man to
handle chain OF local appliance
stores; good salary and opportunity
for rapid advancement. Write Box
S6-B. Star. so
DRIVER ROUTEMAN, dependable
man wanted for established linen
sN isppz sSa Ana iss assns chaps nis
DSivER.sAIIsNxN.0..Essablishedi Hii0 IN IN
dustrial laundry route; $50 mini
mum salary; opportunity for nd.
yancement; must have previous
pTs9R1Af SIz Ia1sDRY. eAkEIA nc VA Va
Daii1tffR SALESMAN for kerosene %
Z and fuel oil truck; ;s salary and com.
mission, plus bonus, local refs, re-
auired; Apply HOMES OIL CO.,
SHRw5Ne Sfss II eH! l7Sa S475s s's ''. NV: so Sr
DKUa CLESxs, experienced. fulI and
part part time; excel: starting salsry .I,,,
sHlaaaMsY, slia nisTsaIee iTol d. sv. WaIAshioN silSss
rEEdFk1C42 rfERsd19fk M fosESAs. fsooSsSE1SSiAs capable ee Of
job. ioc. b. {. Hnswer. givins ausi-
EnscHsnc1aEsS nscs.Sns RSS 7sD asb ssiEIrEss, siarr
psr,enSsd des1Esd but not nscsssary;
FIELD REPRESENTATIVES,
finance CO. We desire single men,
20-26 years old with sorp% college
ftraining.. Good oppoftunity for
CokP. 6s13 dsorgis ave. NV. ia.
FLOOR BOYS ta,. sse 1891, to help
move cars In and out Of parking
lot; must have license; 5 days. z
An. TO 8 pm. HALEY's. INC.
2020 n st. NV. MA. 1900. --26
FOREMAN for service station; perma-
nent position; 40.hr. wk.: employe
discount on purchases and other
company dement's. Apply personnel
once, SEARS, ROEBUCK b CO.,
1900 wis. ave. NV. ---27
GARDNER, Slorougfly experienced
white man. for larre apartment de-
ss,opmers nb "a n IN Landovsr. Nd. s. Ssil
GnnoCEHRagTe CLERx--Apply Mr.. Zee,
B. 4 B. FOOD STORE, 2444 Wis
GRounDs SSoi5R Sc KEEPrs, to care for Ss and
tend lawn and gsrden on small es-
tate. Must Be ah!e y assist house
must be wen Recommended. Boa
Hall HSEIIs Nan sss WANTED. Apply Hn.
ginser, Alban Towers. 800 Mass.
nEAIiR nfafi SAHzs9ANs sxeeIlsn1 1rop. s
DxS{ sTtw .1Sn6s.s -. III -
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SALESMAN, experienced In selling
wholesale tobaceo AND c1nfsGSionsTyy: % y
BAcco Co. Sso7 NJ st. NV. MI.
SERVICE MANAGER - Large Ford
leadership has opening Tor service
manager; must be experienced.
argressiye and able to hande large
shop: liberal salary and commission
arfangement. Write age. experi-
ence and salary expected. Box 23s,p'
Star. ;
sHEETMETAL MECHANIC. and help
er, experienced men for roofing shop;
rood wages and steady WORK Apply
]. c. FLOOD CO., rear 2ll2 l4tn
sHEET-MErAL MECHANIC. exper.,
steady worker. no drinking. S1;50
/. per hr. Apply 4 Pm, Monday' .1g4o 1g4o
Taylor st. NV. ATcH1soN d RaEL-
.LER. INC, rs
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced in
shoes for the family; permanent
Beessi,tion' s4l2 14sh st. NV. wL.aSs Su'
SHOE statesmen, experienced only.
liberal salary and commission.
YOUNG'S. 1905 r st. NV Il
SODA MAN-Thoroush experience in
running small fountain: complete
charge; no eve. or Sun. work; SAC
to start; refs. req. MCRTON'S
PHARMACY, -301 Penn. ave. Sc.
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HELP MEN

CLERK.TYFIsT, ace 20-25; 5-day
TYPEwRffTk CO.. iio5 p &. s.a.
COLLECTOR SALESMAN. experienced:
steady work, 6-day wk., excellent
ss1n ssary ssS "a n.1 Wn sa:r sa n sas ana.
State HoME EouIPMEkT c..
2117 M st. NV, 10 s.m..6 p.m.-26
COLLECTORS OR-SALESMAN-one who Is
now engaged on industrial insurance
debit preferred; must own car; ref
erences required, excellen pay. Write
M. STURGEON. 623 7th st. NV.
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MGR.. to
take charge Of lge. tnstallment
account; salary depending upon
ability and exper.; perm. position.
Box 427-X, Star. 80
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CLERK
FOR RECEIVING AND
AEADXTNFS nrDr

preferred: good salary
Employment once ard moor.
Raleigh Haberdasher
1910 r St. --27
CLERK-sALEsMAN, very good pay,
permanent: must have car. good
phone voice. lots Of personality; real
future " our Wholesale Division. Cal
COLLECTIONS AND sALEsMEH--
Established routes;& disqualification,
accident, sickness and life; no ex-
perience necessary; $50 week Is.
sured at start. Increased earntn4s
after tyo weefs- Also openings e
1918 In 4. I nv. s.m. cniy. ~ @sl
Evening star., 1949-09-26
HELP WTp. AGENcIEs Cont. J
Mutual 1710 MA -0Q54

MUTUAL, l1IU u, MA. O954
MEN-Civil engr.. hiway design. S266;
htway inspector, concrete. -$215; IT.
heat engr:. warm Air, $50; route
sales CD. food and miIk. $70.comm. !;
WoMEN-Adyeit. secy.. SIS: secy.,
legal, $50 plus: secy.. mortg. loans,
$40; kkpr., ne. $50; steno., publ.
rela.. 1925; bkpg mach opr.. S45;
clk.typists. travel, $175; Acets. elk
typists, $f70; retouchsr photos. $I75
Evening star., 1949-09-26

SALES REPRESENTATIVE to sell
s.ssltial ssrvicss e . fsstsu.an,ts; e.
national corporation. Repeats. SUBJ
stential driving account, Tood com
mission. Excellent opportuntty Tor
top.ncteh closer. Dox 221.D, tar.
Evening star., 1949-09-26
Classified Ad Rotes

Local A0VeTtl6Sf8
Three Lines (Minimum)
/ or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
3sto 8 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
I times or longer consecutively
ta1c per line per. insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, Soc per line, 4-lir1e
minimum. -.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
-Four Lines (Minimum)
Fiat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, 8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 9 pm.
Sunday, IL Am. to 8 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business Once.
1lth ana Pennsylvania ave-: ut any
o. the Branch ofnces throushout the
PHONE STERLING 5000
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second in.
eertton.
Evening star., 1949-09-26
BroziIion Firm Seeks
1000 Jap, Workers
. BY the Assoeiotsd Press

TOKYO, Sept. 26.-A repre-
sentative Of a Brazilian firm to-
day discussed with occupation au-
thorities plans to transport 1000
Evening star., 1949-09-26
RADIO SERVICEMAN

We have an opening Tor an sxperi-
j FIN and record changers. Top pay,
! ample car allowance, excellent work
| ing conditions. Steady, aIl-year-
round employment. Apply IN per.
: son. LACY'S Service Building, Hall
Evening star., 1949-09-26

REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-Opening
! in lge. real estate and mortgage
banking drm for exper. real estate
salesman, with complete understand
ing of financing and familiar with
Washington area; must be prepared
promotion rS q OH sales. i BOX OK 1873, Star.
Evening star., 1949-09-26
HELP MEN

ASSISTANT MANAGER trainee, for
5 and 10 cent store; Columbia pike.
Arl.; some previous stock and win
ow.trimming experience necessary;
good opportunity for young man
aoon asssi 81 oMss., s, aanp2rs' IA s ssos sos
AssfsrAST esHs ASHs "a saLEs IS mAsAcER,s s9 for
one Of Washington's oldest automo-
eood salary and commission. Box
AUTO SsIo' ssob6Y sss6 MEN ,s,, .xp.rieaaed, msa
for Washinston's Oldest Ford dealer.
Plenty Of work. good pay and work
nS hosss nss na unasua ton
sf,ts: See Mr.. Hart or Mr. Mckinley.
AUTo boDY MEN Tor Ford dealer, s
located conveniently downtown;
mated at xsrsns sasrsgs; PLENTY Of work; pleas
make big money. See Mr.. Nelson,
HILL Z TIBBTTTs, lila Vermont
AGTo BUYER. USER cAssNsor
ws11,ssssbliShed wei, : ss Washipston. D. ca
and pay good prices. Secure future
for the right man. State age, ex-
ppssTriennce psr and phone number. Boz
AUfoA UHs3A AMEsCeahIAsrc-p,....nt Ell vorfinx orig
AUS Aygtffsosifas aor6SRH II TTSS5f sSS M as q;
EEord Eord ssency; excellent sSndition..
rinIsMzs riIe, na salo VA ds%,l'on 6soo st Hyssssts
AUTO PARTS AGAN--Man sxper. in
yholesaie Organisation. Kxper. in
Dcdse truck parts desirab,e but not
ssison. sssiso1sr1 isw sss M MfSosso fSosoTe e. sioi Isl
AHTooBaini fEe Il III saEnaass ali ash3 to sen as new
and used: exper. pref. but not nec-
aoisTs;;ns. afsaissTs; sal AfTfSq fId sfn MorgP Apply Mr
Ds soto-Piymouth Dealer. 114i East
AHfo Miss az szEtsx Szs snaiasi sanssi.nc.d ased
car man. Our cars are clean, priced
low and sold with an easy finance
sion to start, with . good future.
AUTO; 81 &; IS statesmen
Are you interested In. selling .Ameri-
mobiles? Perhaps your present. con.
nection does not allow YOU TO make
the money you are capable Of earn
ing We need several men imme-
ea, alatsly. This is nI unusual oppor-
bttion to rise above the boredom Of
4 controlled earning Job. Write give
ing complete sales history. All re.
plies naturally are conldentiaL Box
AVTQMOBILE TITEK and settIement
clerk. Must have plelsing sppear-
ance.. ability 70 meet The public and
bs .able 20 typi. This. position O
snt ferEins Seadisions. 1ox 2ss:s,
Star -26
Evening star., 1949-09-26
HELP MEN

TELEVISTON INSTALLATION MEN
We have openings for several expert
enced TV installation men. Steady
round-the-year employment, top pay.
ample car allowance. Apply In per.
son, LACY'S Service Building, Half
and Que Sts. s.w. II
Evening star., 1949-09-26
HELP MEN

CLERK, Tood : oppor.
tunity for young man, exper. pref,
ply In person after 10 am. CARR
HARDWARE, 5126 Baltimore ave.
Evening star., 1949-09-26
SOLICITORS

For. circulation department Of news;
paper. Good opDorttnnity tnn su.f ;mea. ~
neat Appearing and physically Mt.
Apply personnel ONCE. Room 504
iii THE iS''fIiiE EVENING STAR ,
s,Ar n A0A ~ "
Evening star., 1949-09-26
HELP MEN
Statesmen

Due to expansion, . national con-
cern doing business almost CEN
tury now has opening for 8 sales
men in Washington and surround
sary as We give complete field
training and show you that z out
Of 10 prospects buy. Only sincere,
honest workers over 80 with car
need apply. II you can sell or wish
to be trained in selling field don't
pass US Up; For Apt. can T. X.
formation, please. -2S
Evening star., 1949-09-26
AUTO SALESMEN

1UT0M0BILE TfTEI and SettIement
clerk. Must have Plessine sppeer::
psrmsnent. With sood % pay % snd pisas.
ent ferkins sondttions. 1ox 233.B.
Evening star., 1949-09-26
AElP MEN tcont, J

BAKER, white man, all-around and
decorator, for modern retail bakery
In Leonardtown, Md. Only those
with highest references need apply.
Salary based on ability. Cali AK,
1884 or TR. 91b6. -27
BEAUTY OPERATORS
For leading dept. store beauty salon,
z pleasant SURROUNDINGS; excellent
working conditions. Good opportun-
ity. Phone DI. 1900 and ask for
BEAUTY OPERATORS
For leading dept. store beauty salon;
pleasant SURROUNDINGS; excellent
WORKING conditions: good opportun-
ity. Phone DI. 1900 and ask for
beauty salon. 1T
Evening star., 1949-09-26

Creative, ambitious young man to
handle chain of local appliance
stores; good salary and opportunity
for rapid Advancement. Write BOX
Evening star., 1949-09-26
HEART CELL AND HEART

The human heartbeat cycle
lasts about 8 second. 100000
beats a day pump 10, ,567 quarts
of blood! The heart rests between
beats-a total time of IL hours
a day-about IS years in a life
time. The heart develops about
1i240 horsepower. Yet outwears
by years the most perfect auto!
Evening star., 1949-09-26

The skeleton has 222 bones. Each
is made up of cells :. some liv-
ing, some petrified cells. Human
bone can carry 80 times as much
weight as brick; 8 times more
than granite! Shin bone is strong
est-it can support a load of
$500 pounds!
Evening star., 1949-09-26
BRAIN CELL AND BRAIN

One of the 6 types of cells in
cerebral cortex of the human
brain ,. which contains a total
of some Is billion cells. A prin-
cipal factor in cell life and devel-
opment is protein. Thus, in life,
nothing is more important than
the quality of the food we eat.
Evening star., 1949-09-26
MUSCLE CELL AND MUSCLE

639 separate muscles contain
some 5000, 900, 900 muscle cells
not half the number of the
thinking" brain. Each muscle
cell has some 400 fibrils. Each
fibril bundle can "lift" III, ,000,-
000th ounce; a muscle one-third
inch thick from So to 140 pounds.
Tongue muscles are fastest-25
movements per second!
Evening star., 1949-09-26

(continued % Next Pass.5
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-04
Fate Of Airlines In CABS Hands

SEATTLE, (P)-The fate of the non-scheduled airlines of the Northwest and Alaska is now in the lap of the civil aeronautics board.
 This was the word brought back yesterday from Washington, D. C., by John F. Dore, Jr., counsel for 13 non-scheduled airlines of this region. He spent three weeks in the Capital arguing before the board and submitting briefs in op- position to the proposed change in regulations. He said they would amount to a death sentence" for the small independent carriers.
 Gov. Gruening of Alaska wired the board that the non-scheduled airlines had been a vital factor in the development of Alaska and their suspension would be severe blow to the economy of the Ter ritory.
 Dore made his report to the op- orators at meeting yesterday af- ternoon at Boeing Field. Floyd Davis, newly-appointed president of the Independent Carriers Con- ference, presided.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-04
NEWS IN BRIEF

FAIRBANKS, (E) - Riding a Manifestations tailwind, an air force BIAS four-jet bomber streak ed from Anchorage to Fairbanks in 24 minutes Wednesday.
 The Ladd Field information office said the ship averaged CTS miles an hour on the 270-mile flight from Elmendorf Field. It was piloted by Capt. Louis Stokes, 28, of Chicago Heights, III.
 About the size of World War II heavy bombers the BIAS carries a lotion bomb load and crew of only four. It has been undergoing Arctic tests since January.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-04
House Public Lands Committee
 Approves Statehood For Alaska

ritory is ready for statehood. He predicted that it will develop just as fast as other States "to make our State one of the principal States in the Union."
 Interior department representa- tives and army officers also testi- fled in favor of statehood.
 Before the session Delegate E. L. Bartlett, of Alaska said he expected quick action, without opposition. He said he believed the committee would accept last years committee report and not order a further hearing.
 Statehood for Alaska was ap- proved by the public lands com mittee last year but the proposed legislation never was cleared by the rules committee for House de- bate.
 The bill provides that on pas. - Continued on Page Six)
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-04
Missing CAY In
 Reported Crashed In Mexico

DEL RIO, Tex. (P-Sheriff A. E. Steinmetz said yesterday that a missing CAY crashed in the Colorado Mountains south of here in Mexico and that all aboard were killed.
 The plane has been missing for several days on a flight from Hamilton Field, Calif., to Kelly Field in San Antonio, Tex.
 It was last reported over Wink, Tex, in the southwest part of the state, at 8:26 a.m., Monday. It had landed earlier at Fl Paso, Tex.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-04
tBy Charles D. Wafkins)

WASHINGTON, (P)-Statehood for Alaska was approved today by the Territories subcommittee of the House public lands committee.
 A similar measure for Hawaii got the committees favorable vote yesterday.
 Chairman Redden D.-N.C) said the vote on Alaska was unani- nous.
 He said the bills will go before the full committee next Tuesday.
 He added that he is sure both will be approved in committee and will pass when the House gets to them.
 The committee heard short oral testimony in favor of statehood for Alaska before going into ex- ecutive session to vote.
 Father Paul C. O'Connor of Hooper Bay, Alaska, said the Ter
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-04

WRANGELL, (P)-A searching party has returned from the Sti- kline River flats requesting a cor oner's jury investigate the death of Tom Tremble at his cabin there.
 Tremble apparently had been dead a week when his body was found. The searching party re- ported the cause of death "ques- tionable."
 A coroner's jury, marshal and medical examiner will leave at noon Monday for an investigation and will return Friday afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-04
THE LID AT JUNEAU
Thursday. March 3. l94s (By James, Hutcheson)

JUNEAU, (R A compromise S8O month old-age pension-$20 above the present figure - was recommended yesterday by con- ference committee named by both Houses.
 The House quickly adopted the recommendation and the Senate is scheduled to vote on it today.
 In its final form the bill in- cludes present eligibility require ments of citizenship and five years residence in the Territory.
 The House also adopted:
 A bill to provide for fishermen injured at work or contracting an occupational ailment, carrying a $1O0,000 appropriation with .ad- ministration by the fisheries, de- partment, the vote was 23-1. .
 A bill for a $1 and g tax on punchboards, by vote of 2l-3.
 A memorial asking military and federal officials to keep the Rich ardson highway open the year around.
 A memorial providing at least 50 per cent of workers employed by the salmon industry this year must be Alaska residents, 60 per cent the next year and 70 per cent the following year.
 Besides approving the old age pension figure, the House passed in all nine bills and three memo rials during an afternoon session which ran overtime to 6 pm.
 Efforts to transfer the jurisdic- ton of the fishermen bill to the public health department failed
 Continued on Page Three)
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-04
Internation'l News At A Glance ---
Thursday. March 3. l949 By The Associated PreSS)

By The Associated PreSS)
 Premier Sun Flo of China said today peace talks with the Chi nese communists are expected to start in Peiping about March Is. He was optimistic that the long and costly civil war might be ended.
 The communists have bested the Chinese nationalist armies throughout Manchuria and North China. The war has been still since the Chinese took Peiping and reached the Yangtze river which flows by Ranking, the vir- tually abandoned nationalist cap- ital.
 Sun said the government will seek an honorable equitable set clement" and that only such peace will be acceptable and last ing.
 The United States, Canada, Bri- tain, France and the low coun- tries continued talk in Washington over the North Atlantic pact Communists in New York, France, Vienna and other parts of the West kept muttering the Western countries never would fight Rus Sia.
 Denmark appeared likely to join talks on the Atlantic Treaty. The Danish parliamentary foreign relations committee was reported to have agreed on this in princi- pie. A majority of the members of parliament is reported favorable. U. s. military police kept firm and polite blockade around the eight Russians of the repatriation commission at Frankfurt, which the Russians refused to withdraw Russia claimed the commission is indispensable since it is trying to get 100000 reluctant persons from Germany and Austria into Russia. Neither side showed signs of backing down.
 Russian-controlled police ar rested Werner Ruediger, a mem Der of the anti-communist city council of Western Berlin. He works for the newspaper Telegraf, which charged Russia is forcing German prisoners of war to sign Continued on Page Four)