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The Nome nugget., 1951-02-05

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (R - One Yugoslav was sentenced to death Saturday and Is others to prison terms ranging from six years to life, on charges of plot ting to overthrow the Tito regime and restore exiled King Peter II.
 The death sentence was impos- ed on Dusan Ilic, 29, former off cer in the Chetnik forces during the German occupation.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-05

Bay, a distance of about 11O miles. It was first brought to the atten- tion of the petroleum industry by Thomas White, prospector, who
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LANDOYER HILLS

nished. incl piano; newly redec. 3
bedrniS., liv. rm., mod. kit, bath,
full bSmt., oil heat: conv TO excel
school and transp., immediate pos
session 10 3-I,t4I
Evening star., 1951-12-01

JEFFERSON MANOR, Is min. from
WaSh.-New 2-bedm. brk.. nicely
furn., lge. fen. yd: util.. heat paid
nr. shop. tranSp.. $3.50. OR, S67S.
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcont. ,

MEAT STAND. Center Mkt. City. 9Th
445-447. ma. loss. " 0
RESTAURANT, NV. - Well-konwn
Oiquor). very beautiful equipment.
air-.cond., seats 10S, all booths, low
rent, 10-year lease, 2 apis; above,
paTkne paass space excel clientele spod
Terms. Si3. 500 down. balance $500
monthly. BOB HOLLANDER, eX-
elusive broker, l4ll Pa. ave, NV,
PARTNER WANTED as public steno. Z;
excel. downtown location. Equip
ment furnished. Reply stating age,
eXper., tel. no. Box 408-A, Star. %
LIST YOUR BUSINESS WITH US
Anywhere in Md, for quick results.
DRUG STORE
New Hampshire ave. extended; ST. $50.
Small cash. terms
NEWS STAND
Novelties; Silver Spring; money
FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP
Hyattsville; $500, terms.
BEAUTY SHOP
Silver Spring; 9 honey: 1000, terms.
FILLING STATION
Defense highway; 5 pumps new;
''''0'' FILING F1i.Ll STATION
Defense highway; Sc 500, terms.
J. EDW. SCOLLICk. Broker, 1929
Rhode Island ave, Mt Rainier, Md
UN. Tl99i w. SlSs, -
DRESS SHOP-ARLINGTO VA.
A well-estabiished dress and speciality
shop. Books show about S50,001
nually; ASK Us7 REALTY co.
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ALEA., atLFaCllVeIy IuTn. nome. new.
ly decorated, cow Pentagon anC
Nat Airport; . bedrms., / q baths
log-burning fireplaces Incl witt
furniture are baby grand piano ant
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FOXHALI RID AREA

Recognized as one OF the most ex-
elusive and highly desirable resi-
Dental areas of this city. A lovely
custom built home about 10 yrs.
old, which has fine appointments;
cludes such features as paneled
library with f1repl.. small butler 5
pantry. between din. rm. and kit: /:
3 lovely bedrms.. 2 baths, and a
truly gracious hall and liv. rm ::
out-of-ground bsmt with nice maid S
air-conditioned heat. Realistically
priced for immed sale To inspect.
call Mrs. Allen. OR 9299.
German P. Young, DE. 4444
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n. T. a IT v
SPRING VALLEY

kFKING NaLLE E1-AttractlVeIy furn.
brick house; 3 hedrms.; rec. ryn
garden: avail. now. j. F BEGG
INC. 1905 Goth ST. NV. DU. 24SU;
evenings, En-. S24@.
6306 eth ST. NW-Nicely furn. 6
rms. l bath; gas furnace: electric
Lefgr.: Venetian blinds throughout.
Rent. SIS per mo. Open for inspec-
ton Mon; 2-i pm. HENRY j.
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2-BEDRM. HOUSE. equipped kitchen,
It'll. rm. with new washer oil hot
air heat. conv. to Fort Belvoir, 30
min. from Pentagon; $l30 per mo.
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6306 1th ST. NV, 6 rms. and bath
newly paOered and painted; Venetian
blinds throughout, gas heat; rent.
SlH5 mo: nay be seen Sat l"-f
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED (cont.l | Blu

s27 SO, IVY sT.-,cau Monday. to
see this 2-bedrm. home. Conv. To-
Gated in Arl. 500 mo. MA. S0a3.
500. 99.5O-2-bedrm. semidet.; Arl.. mr..
Fort Myer, Pentagon, Navy Annex,
Wash. shopping. EN-. 56TS. -
2-BEDRM. BRICK--In Seat Pleasant;
gas &C. heat; near schools and
tranSp. $50 mo. Call UN. S4O6,
HARRY A. BOSWELL CO., AP. I'LL.
RENT FREE-To reliable adults to
rm. and bd. owner; 6-rm. corner
house; 1913 10th st. ne. AT. 1863.
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER; fully equil ped
kit. incl Bendix washer, gas a-c
heat. storm sash; IA acre lot with
fenced backward. Falls Church area.
Sl20 mo. KI. S-Sa2S. 3
BRICK DETACHED; 7 rms. hIa
baths, bedrms., cellar, rec. rm
excel. coud.: vacant; Siin mo;
garage, Riggs I'd. and Eastern ave.
BRiGHTWooD-Detached, 6 large
rms. 2l2 baths, , large porches;
immediate possesion; Si4G. RA.
13H%. -
2lS Fans LANE--Lynnhaven Alex.
Newly decorated 2-bedrm., Scmi-dct.
brick en- quiet street. Full bSmt., gas
heat. To inspect call WO. 1888.
WAL kER & DUNLOP
1900 18th ST. NV. DI. 02222
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
A delightful rambler with custom fea-
lures, reception hall, living room
bedrooms, Q colored tile baths, excel.
bsnt. 2-car garage and numerous
fine features. About $4,000 cash
necessary. Ewes. OIL. ATS,
TOWN & SUBURBAN, OR. 9400
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TASTEFuLLY FURN. HOUSE. to dis
detached; in excel. NV. location;
bedrms.. . baths; finished 3rd f.
Owner leaving country. Annual lease,
$3.50 per month EN- 3539 .
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~ CHASE RAMBLER, 2

from D. c. II min. downtown. rec.
rm.. pa baths. fenced yd., dryer.
washer: S215 mo-; OIL. O344,
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BURLErTH

1919 S ST. NV.
OPEN i TO s, SAT. AND SUNDAY
Brick; rooms. l bath. screened
porcheS, garden; excel. neighbor-
hood and value. Exclusive
NELLIE LOWE CASSEa,
AID. 2llS, WI. 3I35.
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sos MCNEIL RID, Silver Spring, Md
Brick and stone, 2-bedroom house;
recreation room; automatic washer
oil heat; available Immediately: in
spection by appointment. AMERICAN
SECURITY & TRUST CO., ST. 5000
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CHEVY CHASE
RAMBLERS

Builder closing out last 4 ramblers
as you ike them. true center hall
large living room. sep. din. room
3 oedrms. lone paneledl, all-elec
daylight bsmt with potential rec
room and maids room; finest pre-.
Korean materials; = full baths or
Ilrst floor. and oPst OF All the price
50 $50 and S22.a50; also one 3.
bedrm, ! i2-bath rambler at $4,000
Dir: 3 blocks north Of $500 E.-W
Highway at Donnybrook Drive
SUPER -RILT CO. JU. $500. -
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WE HAVE

A fne suburban home on large lot
with lovely shrubbery and trees;
attractively decorated; 8 bedrooms
and bath. den. on 2nd floor; large
powder room, reception hall; gear
garage. Call Mr.. King, MA. 2345,
with SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1905 H ST. NV. "a =
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FALLS CHURCH-Nev 2-bedrm Care

FaLLs JHU URJH-NeN 2-bedrm. CaPe
equip kit. with refrigerator, range.
GE auto. washer. full bath all on
lst floor. 2nd f.. lee. semifinished
attic. JOHN W. MULROY. 80 Hill
wood ave- Falls Church. Va; FA
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CHARMING HOUSE in virginia. 81
miles out. rms. bath; lear ga
rage. with toilet and shower: sery-
ants room over garage. OIL heat
throughout; electric range and re-
frigerator; telephone. On paved
highway one mile of Lee hwy
tRoute 29l. VIII rent to responsi sible
people. Car necessary. No house
dogs Sl35 monthly. Write to Box
272-B. Evening Star. giving phone
number. occupation, whether perma-
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BRK. COL.-3 bedrm., det,: de ilx,
Kit, recr. rm., gar, attic No. wv
nr. PerShtng. $3.50 mo. Avail. Dec
Call OW 1854
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UPPER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bri

Colonial; slate roof; I'm. a bed
rmS.), ga baths. plus bSmt Law.
recr. I'M: b.-i. garage oil h.-w.h.
asking S24.5O0; make offer. Ewes,
call WI. 4s34; FRANK s. PHIL
Evening star., 1951-12-01

DRUGSTORE, 6715 N. H. ave ex-
tended, Just beyond District line;
complete with fixtures and soda
fountain; in shopping center; front
and rear parking: doctors Offices
plenty business for personal-service
store; only 81 900 down on fixtures
BASILIKO INVESTMENT CO, Mr..
Perry, DI. 1924. OIL. 0947. -5
RESTAURANT; seats 45; beer and
wine; fully equipped kitchen; good
location, ApDly 2121 Wilson blvd,
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CRESTWOOD

We offer very charming white brick
Colonial home with center-hall
plan, spacious living room with
butltin bookcases and fireplace
sunny dining room, good sized kitch-
en- inclosed porch on first; 4 bed
rooms, IA baths. sleeping porch on
second living room. bedroom and
bath as well as large storage space
anG cedar closets on third; lull
basement. gas INV. heat, good
closets. one-car built-in garage. rock
garden. Reasonably priced. Call Mrs
pl,l1
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"FOXHALL RID. AREA"

Lovely is the setting for this home OF
distinction: 1st a. has large liv. rm.
with fireplace. din. rm., kit and
tiled powder rm.; End fl. has
twin-;size bedrms., 2 baths and op-
full bsmt. with maids rm.. Gear
garage; spacious terraced lot. large
shade trees, Shown By appt Call
ME. 1143 until pm. today or
Sunday. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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COIORED

NEAR sth AND r. T. AVE.
deal for rooming house: 2O-foot row
brick: s rooms. bath. oil heat; owner
will sell on terms with $3.50 down
To inspeet: call MA. S137, office OF
A M. DRA1SNER. 1404 L st. NV,
open Sun 10 to o m q
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spring Valley-kent Sec.
A NEW RAMBLER
Compare these features with any
house you may buy:
]. Brick and stone construction.
.. Fashionable. close-in neighborhood
5 minutes from Pentagon and down
town Washington.
:. Schools and transportation nearby.
4. Large living room with loft cell
ing.
5. Separate spacious square dining
room.
g. Bedrooms on raised level with
more than ample closets
2. Two colored tile bathrooms.
5. Complete Westinghouse kitchen
with deep freeze.
g.. Mercury switches. aluminium win
terS
10. Gas automatic humidifisd heat
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WHEATON
HOUSES TO SHARE

MOTHER AND SMALL daughter to
share lovely house II Spring Valley
with another mother, employed. and
phone. electric kitchen. washing
machine. lovely garden. $50. WO,
t142 =
EMPLOYED MOTHER will share
house with couple and child or
with . girls; avail. Dec. /; all
conveniences. 25II Weisman rd
Wheaton, Md. 10. b-2g20. 3
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HOUSES SALE-k.W. (cont, }

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
4409 Warren st. n.w.-Det. 6 rms.
and 2 baths; gas h.-w.h. garage.
Open ! to. 4 Sun. Call W. W.
BAILEY. Ma. 4S1S. 3
BRIGHTWOOD
oder e. oct; asbestos shingle home,
util,, rm. on 1st A.. oil h.-W n. lge.
yard. KIRKS REALTY CO, Realtors,
HO. 617S; ewes, RA. S3S6. .
CHEVY CHASE. D.c.-Popular Chevy
Chase Circle area. A 4-bedrm. brick
home near playground, recreation
center, library and shopping center.
Spacious home with recep hall. lge.
porch. baths and, maids bath in
bsmt, An excel. home for COM
tortabe family living
1895 LIVINGSTON ST. NV
1ST TINE OPBN-SUN.. 1915
HELEN NORRIS, OR. 5s70.
GLOVER PARK
Joining Glover Park and within easy
walking distance to schools; |. r.,
bedrm.. kit, open terrace and porch
on 1st floor; 3 hedrms and . baths
on 2nd; finished recr. rm. oil h. W.
neat, lavatory in osmt.; fenced yard
Moderate down payment. Cali INEz
CUSHARD, ewes, WI. 1867. -
TAKoMA PARK
1st commercial with S-rm, frame
house, at a price less than the cur
rent market value of such a prop
ertv which could be used only as
a residence, Lot approx. IS by 200.
level, and with a street at rear
which adjoinS railroad: oil h.
VIII; garages. For further in
formation, call Mrs. CuShard. ewes.
WI 1857.
1NEZ CUsHARD. OR. 1899
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COLORED
1922 S ST. NV.

Gorgeous detached brick. wonderful
for doctor or colored fraternity
and other ORGANIZATIONS; 1la blocks
from Dupont Circle; S21,95O. II
rooms, 3 baths (several windows
in each room); beautiful corditi0n
5o-ft. frontaee. Terms. Call Mrs.
AVON SHOCKEY. Realtor
TU. 210O. S29 Kennedy st. NV.
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1924 NICHOLSON ST. N.W.-Beauti.
full private neighborhood west o
10th St, close to Rock Creek Park
3rd alphabet; conv. Walter Reed
bedrms., baths. separate maid,
rm and bath in finished bSmt
Year lease, responsible family; $3.50
GE. 1886. .
WALKING DISTANCE NAVY
ANNEX AND PENTAGON
Modern furn. 2-bedrm. semidet.
oil heat. newly decorated; immed
occup. HO. 1929,
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CRESTWOOD

CRESlWOOD
Within few d8vs l will have for
sale to an approved purchaser, one
OF the very desirable homes in this
most popular and exclusive com
munity and priced under $4,000
j. Nelson Hughes
1920 Conn. Ave, OR. 3440
Evening star., 1951-12-01
VAN BUREN ST. AREA
SI3,950
Ell nm "NTrcr

ARRANGED FOR > FAMILIES
BUFF, TAPESTRY BRICK
Near Illinois ave. and kennedy st.
W, top floor now rented for so
would like to remain: there are .
rooms. kitchen, inclosed porch on
lst floor; Ind floor, 2 rooms. kitchen
path and open screened porch: the
basement has finished room. COM
plete bath hnt.wster oil heat; ce-
payment REQUIRED; S13,95O, NJ. B.
WEAVER. WO. 4944.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor.. 1924 i4th st. N W., D1. 3346.
CRITTENDEN ST, NEAR GA. AVE
Detached frame. 8 large rooms. bath.
basement and lar.e level lot, de-
taChed garage; priced right for
quick sale. Call Mr.. Sweeney, SH
6f91.
MARSHALL ]. WApI.E CO.
Realtor 1924 18th st N NV IL 334R
Evening star., 1951-12-01

Ill TUCkERMAN ST. NE.-Conv. TO
and bath; nicely furn.; rent. Sl5l so
per mo. Phone Ma 9797. CAPITAL
VIEW REALTY CO. Realtors. 925
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FALLS CHURCH-Garden type, semi
Oct, 1-bedrm,i > adults; for 1 mos.
Lease ST5 mo. incl. util. JE. 2-OS76, ,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. to every
thing; furn. 5-room new row brick
mouse: full bSmt.; gas heat; S135
mo available now. 1920 River rd.
M, h S-oI -1
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6G05 n. eth ST, ARL., VA. tat
Tuckahoe, l blk. off Lee hwy }.
Party fuTn.. = bedrms., IA baths,
lee. liv. rm., mod. kit, den or play
rn.; gas heat: conv. to stores,
schools. tranSp.; children and pets
welcome. SllN mo, aYail. irnmed
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rms; 10 miles from city; nicely
furn;. gardens, porches and shrubs.
Janitor and heat turn. WA. 1854.
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IAhOMA. ID. C.. 6l2 Sheridan st,
NV, Redecor. and furnished brick
semidet. Three bedrooms and bath,
equip. kit, gas h.-w.h, garage: !:
conven. 10 stores, schools, churches.
On busline direct to downtown:
Sl4o mo. 2-yr. lease. Owner on
premises all day Sat. and Sun.
Evening star., 1951-12-01

IEESBlhU, VA, attraCtiVe home
centrally located suitable for cpie. or
three grown people; rent very low.
Phone 317; P. o. BcX SHS. Leesburg
Evening star., 1951-12-01

ARL. RAMBLER; avail immed. we'll
turn.; 3 bedrms.. ser porch, bsmt.
CHEVY CHAsE-8 large rms. III
baths. 3 porches. . inclosed. recep
hall. breakfast rm.; conf; com
pletely furn,; 5000 mo. OR. 35iI.
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SIMMONS PROPERTIES
FOXHALL RID. AREA

FOAHAIL nd. AREA
RAMBLER-EX VIEW
Precompletion showing, consisting
Of 3 twin-siZe bedrms, large kitch-
en-, living room and dining room. 2
baths. full bsmt: large side porch
with half brick inclosure; attached
garage 1881 Elliot pl. NV. Il blk.
from 18th and Que StS. NV -
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FOR LEASE FURN laroe co,,It,

FOR LEASE. FURN.. large country
house in Nd; Hunt country, 90
min, from D. C. on River I'd: 4
baorms.. 3 baths. servants quarters
with bath, 2-car garage; beautifully
iurn.; oil burner, hot-water heat;
call Rockville 1854. "a
Evening star., 1951-12-01

ARLINGTON, . blocks west Of Glebe
road and Washington blvd broom
brick: = bedrooms, fireplaces,
screened porch, oil h.-wh.. Lear
garage, no children or pets. furn-
lshed. $3.50; avail. Dec. 20. OW.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-23
STATEHOOD BILL AGAIN
 DISGUISED


 WASHINGTON, Jan. B = R - The Senate Insular Affairs Com mittee discussed statehood for Ha- waii and Alaska for an hour today without taking action.
 Chairman O'Mahoney D-Wyo) told reporters after the closed-door meeting he is hopeful the two state hood bills may be brought to a vote in the committee without additional hearings.
 However, OMahoney said Senator Butler (R-Neb), an opponent of statehood for both territories, eX- pressed a desire for a committee hearing in Alaska.
 OMahoney announced he will bring up the subject of statehood again, either next week or two weeks from today Meanwhile, he said. he gave copies of last years hearings transcript to the new mem bers of the committee.
 Both statehood bills passed the House last Congress and were ap- proved by the Senate committee. But they failed to reach a vote in the Senate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-23
Att|ee's
 Warning
 Given US.

LONDON, Jan. g - R - Prime Minister Attlee admonished the United Nations today not to take new and important decisions on Ko- req "at this stage" and Britain's House of Commons cheered.
 A moment later Conservative Leader Winston Churchill warned the nation not to fall into "any serious division in the United Ma tions brought about by maneuvers which are obviously to the interest of Soviet Russia"
 Attlee's advice against new LIN. decision now obviously referred to American demands that the world organization brand the Chinese Communist government as an ag- gressor.
 We do not believe the time has come to consider further measures Attlee said, as the House cheered. ITO do so implies that we have abandoned hope of reaching a peaceful settlement, and this we nave not done"
 Conservative Leader Churchill countered:
 Bear in mind constantly the grave dangers which will fall upon us all, should any serious divergency occur between our policy and that of the United States"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-23
WHAT PRICE
 ALA5kA H(L!
 DEPT. ASKS

SEATTLE, Jan. 23- R Uncle Sam wants to know how living costs in Alaska compare with those in Seattle. Accordingly, residents of Anchorage and Fairbanks will be asked how much they spend for food, rent, clothing and other items. Groundwork previously had been laid for such an inquiry in Seattle.
 The Alaska survey plan was an- nounced in Washington, D. c. today by Maurice Tobin, Secretary of La- hor. and is to start immediately"
 Kenneth Joseph, field supervisor of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, already has enlisted IS interview CTS. who are to obtain information in Seattle. They are due to take the field the middle of next week.
 Joseph said he had no informa- tion about the Alaska portion of the survey.
 Tobin said the comparison of AL aska and mainland costs will be valuable in forthcoming wage nego- tiatiors in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-23
20 PEOPLE
 ARE HIRED
 BY HOUSE
Standing Committees Will Elect Chairmen De-
 spite Protest

The Territorial House of Repre- sentatives met briefly yesterday af- ternoon, hired 20 people to assist Chief Clerk Margaret Grisham with the paper. work and to perform routine work, and voted 14-3 to allow each of the 20 standing com mittees to elect its own chairman.
 The vote came after Rep. Andrew Hope protested such elections as dangerous to party solidarity.
 Since the Speaker represents the party that won the majority of the House seats in the last election, Rep. Hope asserted, the Speaker should name the committee chair men.
 Rep. Glen Franklin and Rep. George Miscovich stated that the various committees elected their chairmen in the 1949 session, when the Democratic majority was con- siderably greater.
 Permanent Help
 The Committee on Permanent Help, headed by Rep. Jack Conright, recommended hiring the following persons and the report was unani- mously adopted by the House:
 Flora Woodworth. assistant clerk.
 Mrs. Kathleen Prather, judiciary clerk.
 Elna Harrington, bill clerk.
 Edwin Coonjohn, expressing clerk
 Phyllis Mcclellan, enrolling clerk
 Mrs. Helen Johnson. stenographer.
 Alcesta Brandes, Patricia Met calfe, Mrs. Bonny Wright, Mrs Irma Scavenius, Mrs. Beatrice Buchanan, Mrs. Ada Waid and Margaret Brown, clerk-typists.
 Mike Cary, doorkeeper.
 Eugene Lockridge, messenger.
 Sandy Stevens, watchman.
 Helmi Bach and Mrs. Gleaton mimeograph operators.
 Arnold Hendrickson, janitor.
 William Estrada, assistant jani- tor.
 Both the House and Senate were to meet at 3 pm, today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-23
AIR GIANTS MAKE GREAT NoN.5ToppER

FORT WORTH, Tex, Jan. 23-tR Six B-36 bombers-able to lug more bombs than any other war plane-thundered more than 5000 miles nonstop through high head winds to return home from England.
 The air giants ended a training mission of more than 10000 miles here Sunday, hampered only by minor difficulties" broken windshield wiper and broken oil line.
 On schedule the half dozen big planes landed at Carswell Air Force base here, the first stop since leav- ing Lakenheath Air Base in Eng land 30 hours and 16 minutes earlier.
 Air Force officials and the 90-odd crew members had nothing but praise for the plane designed to carry an atomic bomb anywhere in the world.
 Just Training Mission
 Our trip to England was a rou- tine training mission" said Capt. Robbie J. Cavnar of Oklahoma City, commander of the only crew re- porters were allowed to interview. "The only difference was that we landed the B-36's on foreign soil for the first time"
 "Only minor difficulties were re- ported throughout the operations, said Brig. Gen. c. s. Irvine, com manding General of Carswell.
 The six ships left Fort Worth Jan. 13, stopped at Limestone, Me, and then flew to Lakenheath last Tues day.
 The flight was another in series of record performances for the B-36. On Dec. T, 1949, a B-36-without jet engines-flew 5000 miles to Ha- waii and returned, dropping prac- tice bomb load half way there. Eight days ago a jet-assisted B-36 stayed aloft 51 hours and 20 minutes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-23
Senate Is
 Sfiffening,
 Red China
Brands Communists as Aq- qressors Would Deny
 Membership in LIN

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23-LR-The Senate today adopted resolutions declaring the United Nations should CD brand Communist China an aggressor in Korea, and CD deny Red China membership in the UN
 The first resolution was adopted unanimously, without a record vote, but a roll call was taken on the second. The roll call vote was 91 for the resolution and none against.
 The House similarly approved resolution last week declaring the LIN should brand the Chinese Com munists as aggressors in Korea.
 Both Senate resolutions were in- troduced a week ago by Senator Mcclellan CD-Ark).
 The resolutions have the effect merely of expressing Congressional sentiment and are not binding on US. delegates to the United Ma tions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-23
MS TRUMAN App0|NTEES
 JOHNSTON, HARRISON

WASHINGTON, Jan. g - tR - The Senate confirmed today Presi- dent Truman's nominations of Eric A. Johnston as Economic Stabiliza- tion Administrator and William H.. Harrison as Defense Production Ad- ministrator.
 The appointments were approved on a voice vote.
 Johnston, head of the Motion Picture Association, on leave, and former president of the US. Cham Der of Commerce, succeeds Alan Valentine.
 Harrison, former International Telephone and Telegraph executive, has been serving in his government post for several weeks.