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Evening star., 1954-04-28
HELP WANTED-AGENcIES

BKPRS. AND ACCOUNTANTS. We
spsSdia,iEe SpSd in these positions tlr1 Atlas
If posoS yNaMf.oYE4 3Iss Sr Tfh RAeE sETTEE 6NN
1911 9 st. GRE. 7-2s2SJ
SECRETARIES, immed. openings. S65
sS SsS Ts; .yPists st to ,,s $50 .cEi: TE
S75 to SS5 up: bank trainess; in
operated for public. 700 18th.
BANK TRAiNEES. his. edu.: cashiers,
Gscs4t sales clks ,.I mach; cprs; 6S so
cor. g and 18th. Est. 3S yrs.
ETENOG., 1855 up. CHOICE OPEN
ings. friendly service. See Miss Lee
ct BOYDS. cor. G and 10th. (ST.
3-366I; Est. 3S yrs. (operated
choice openings. See Miss KNIGHT
only. 1871 g ST.. ST. 3-3664.
BOOKKEEPER-typist. real estate ex-
per-. $50 yk. Billing machine typ
REcEPsffRNoll sE Pk9siffRN 5Sll S75 st. WIZ "a sal1s stsnos
l-girl ONCE; law stenog.. exper.,
$50 wS:; medical medical sstteenoE.; STSe $40
TYPISf&, age 1896, S45 to S55 vk.
mss REED. isii G st. NV NV. IA:
sAEEsMEN. enrineers. craftsmen,
hundred % e eSSsl ESsa SDeglHsS snYs5 bring
g, snd 18th. ma, s-2340. ,,,
500 mo- up Defla JEAN pa PARkGs kSGS'lSIniS SItS
n You NEED domestic help, indry.
help. cook, porters, maids, wait:
resSeS, clerks. typists, skilled and
aSSEfss sIoYaEsF sRsh 81 AaENeY SAS1s
70 II ct. NV. Ma. $500. -
goo 18th NV. RIM. 500. NE: s-29e2
Lab, techs, full-part time, $500 up
Sierk.tyRists, Sns; ana mature Seoo
SsStsl SssPisnis.. n.v.--top % .sissS SSGS
secys.-stenos.. NV. We. 70 S275
Admin. Secy., Pub. Rel, SIS
Young. competent. able to meet
,74o < st. is9eMs' s'M'' INC RE. 7-slss
P. r. EDITORS (2)
Men, age to 35. exper in news re-
leases. products or radio copy. gen
Ell sTri media E g. plsnFninE pssFa1E fn@SSlsssge g.
ELIZABETH PINKSTON
Personnel CounSelling
Services
1925 Conn. Ave. NV, Room 215
DI 7-4150
EXEC. SECY. ---S75 UP
scssEETTAAs1Sxsgga sEcsETARIEsx xlsggal -s59-S6S S5S up up
SECY., knowl. Spanish $500 mo.
eECY.. knowl. French --,. $3.50 mo.
TITLE CLK.-TYP.. m. or W, ne. 81.
ASST. BKPR. R.-TYPIST, ne $50
ALLEN O'BRIEN, Personnel Service
14o4 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-72s0
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GAI-ESMEN 1ol

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
perienced; 6-day week. Apply $40
sHRvicG si H station ATTENDANT
Steady. settled young man. exper.
IN greaSing cars. to work in ne.
Amoco service station. Call Ii; A.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Young men to work par time ewes.
Sats. and Suns; familiar with serv-
ice station work. Vic. MINI. ave.
and Benning I'd. Call Ii. 4-9sS0.
80
SERVICE STATION MAN-capsble
of handling men and running S-hour
shift; local references required; sal
ary open. No phone calls EAST
HAM ESQ sERvICENTER. 7I2o
sHIPPiNG iPfGiliiA AND STOCK CLERKS.
white. age 1895. fast: drivers per-
nit; some typing ability. AMES
PAPER STORES. 1895 H st. ne.
SHOE SALESMAN. exper. for selling
finest srade ladies' footwear. Perm.
position; store benefits and COM
missions against drawer plan. l.
MILLER. 1922 r st. NV. No phone
calls. 20
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COLLECTION MAN

Young man. 25-4o. for collection
the finance business. Only person
interested in. a future viii be con-
ssidered. salsry open: Apply ves BE-,
szhce sTsia RsSS eo%pAhY 4 pf5sS7 siS7 Ga sys
Silver Spring. Md. -29
CONSTRUCTION SuPT. = who can
handle o project of homes or gar
den apis. from A to. 2. Must be
able to supervise or be responsible
/. on-the- job engineering. establish
ing bldg. elevations, layout. plan
ming drainage and grading. rough
ing-in street work and working
with earth-moving equip.
2. Running Job on a schedule and
3. Completing and delivering bldgs.
Permanent connection with well-es-
tablished firm. Salary open. Write
giving qualifications and local ref
erences. Box ak. Star. rs
COOK, colored. for new restaurant:
must be sober and reliable. $3.50
PFiinIey HsI Branch rd.. Silver Spring or
COOK, Second, $40 per week. Ap-
ply HAMS POINT INN or call ST.
CREDiT MANAGER. exper, for
constrSction S1GDsi materials. s' state exper. T.
and sal. desired in letter OF appli-
DANCE INSTRUCTORS, experienced
or inexperienced. If inexperienced.
we will train. Ballroom and lor tap,
ballet. acrobatic,. modern: Tremen-
sopS ssa 42SP0.5Sais' 2sP .pp es Phoss rRRb RE
AsTAIRE STUDIO. 1414 F st. NV.
CLERK; nightwork;
thoroughly experienced in Kosher
food line. No other need apply,
HoFBERG's. 1922 Eastern ave;
DELIVERY DRIVERS. white. age 90
Sss 't, Apply f1%s 4Mrs P4sER saa sTokEs 5sss
DIsHwAsHER. dsST 4 III re- colored: local refs
required. Apply in person to Chef.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 10th and Eye
DsosoRMaAN. sSs, NAN dependable colored man
in large new apt. bids. for relief
work week d ends only ssturday ,ns. Z .
$50 pm to midnight; must Be
strictly sober. good disposition, re.
liable, good pnysical condition and
furnish good references; opportunity
for Government, worker to earn
appointment for personal interview.
for surveying once In
Wheaton, Nd; must be experienced.
w. C. GREATHoUSE. 10. 6-19Q4.
IDRAFTsAfAN-0ood. free hand letter.
ing LIST consideration. knowledge Of
subdivision work helpful but not
necessary. Good salary and employe
nS nhsnstiss psTs,.AApN Apply ~ gNI NI,AE A-576s ,gssa
to make prints, run errands and
learn drafting for surveying once
| in Wheaton, Md. w. c. GREAT
HOUSE. LO. 5-1904. -
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HELP-MEN

AIR CONDITIONING NsTALIE. r.
EExperlissnesd; with TOOLS and car.
AFPL1aNcF hE aMEHEf REP3iRaMaasN9,o TAI aMaaas9oi oE major
appliances: car furnished: must be
exper; salary and bonus. DOWD'S,
.44dS Conn: ave. NV.
for. applying alumi-
mum siding with the areas largest
dealer. Steady. work and top wages
Apply 9 am. BETTER BUILDING
SPpC1ALT1ES. 1855 Cordell ave.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN Cfull
timel wanted. Cali RA. $4,000 for
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Young Man, Is to 40

Are you now employed? Do you need
500 or more per week? Do you
have q car? We can offer q bright
future, with salary and commission.
KEYSTONE CO., $40 10th st. NV,
after 10 am, --2S
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SALESMAN
1160 Rockville Pike
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Estab. mfgr. has exceptional opening
learning line, has ability advance to
first year. Box 3Sl-K, Star.
SALESMAN-LIQUOR
',;a .s absolutely ne nsscessary, , in Il,
accomplishment and be able to pro-
vide, satisfactory refs. Unusual oppor.
to Join the sales force Of Q long
established firm. Salary commen-
surate with ability. CENTRAL, 5IS
9th st. NV. Do not phone. -2S
sALEssMEN@JoHN Al ! . ss;,1Esd;.J q. WEBSTER,
plumbing, heating and appliance
We need two to three young men.
between the ages Of 23-45. to COM
plete our expansion program. If
you are looking for a position
which offers excellent working con-
ditions. guaranteed earnings and
NJ. Flynn at 81. i sHsiod Nj 1aHsF fcr an Ha
store at sa7 F st. NV. rs
statesmen. between 25-55 years OF
age. aggressive; full OF. part time;
NJ u'i nsHa s1fa Saf 1Sc. i9fs Rasst St
nv, DI. 7-7s77. Ask for MR..
sALEEssMEN. experienced in selling
reupholstering and slip covers.
Essential qualifications are honesty.
sales ability and willingness to
work. Must have car. Good man
can In,Ss earn .S. $l5o and more per week.
to take orders for made
to-order slip covers and drapes on
cash or budget terms: will consider
Snd Snd for car ey1nRs calls Ho%E spS
CfALTY SHOP. 9i0 H st. ne.
SALESMEN-Your opportunity with
the worlds LARGEST candy company.
Wanted for washington and sur
rounding Va. counties high-type
snergg ssnergetite merchan.disins s n man. be be
tact. chains and Independent super
markets. merchandising and sell
ing our highly advertised top-auality
line; liberal guaranteed salary plus
ear sc ailoTanss n1os company BENEFITS nt
pitaiization., group insurance: yaea; !;
must be able to furnish cash bond.
Write. stating. your age. previous
experience, address and telephone
in Washinston April 80. address
all correspondence to Box 2g7-L.
statesmen. age 21 to e5-we are
in position to offer to the right
1sssmen 1sEs en. an IN %hS yoa cSn MneR Write
your own pay check. be your own
boss; car necessary. In this posi-
tion you will sell our product to
home owners; product which needs
no down payment. My office Is IL
s. washington 1sao ST a.I FAILS os eyeniSe CHnfEe
statesmen. 21 to 80. to contact ioca
food stores: no experience necessary
must have car; salary and ex.
penses. 1881 K st. & NV. Rm; zoe ,
statesmen. II you are earning les.
than $100 per wk. and have thu
desire to double your earnings II
q permanent set UP, pleasant worh
and no limit to- advancement. cal
MR.. KILLEN. at HE: 4-4640 anc
family and self. Car necessary.
statesmen, part time. to sell new
and used cars for one OF wash
ington's volume new car dealers;
selling experience required. Repl'
to Box 14-L, Star. 90
statesmen, II you can sell and have
the desire and ability to contact
people, we can offer you an oppor.
tlnity to Join q large Chevrolet
dealer organiZation; outstandini
furnished and other employe bene.
fits. Telephone Mr.. Davis for ap.
pointment, HO. 2-7500. ADDISON
CHEVROLET, INC, 14th and Flori-
da ave. NV.
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THOs. MORTON GITTINGs,
Attorney, 416 5th St., NV.

AttOEAeSS &AO Obo 0sss NsWs
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold.
ing A Probate Court.--Estate Of
Kate Dering Ridgely. Deceased;--
No. $4,000, Administration Docket
l1S.-Application having been made
herein for probate Of the last will
and testament Of said deceased. and
for letters teStamentary on said
estate, by Thomas Morton Cuttings
it is ordered this 27th day Of April.
AID. 1854. that Mrs. Margaret d.
strout. Mrs. Marjorie D. Colpitts,
Mrs. PAMELA D. Payson and the
unknown heirs at law and next OF
kin OF said decedent. and all others
concerned, appear in said Court on
Monday, the 7th day Of June, AID.
1854, at 1000 O'Clock AM. to show
cause why such application should
not be granted. Let notice. hereof
be published in the "WaShineton
Law Reporter" and The Evening
Star" once in each of three sue
cessive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned, the first publica-
tion to be not less than thirty days
before said return day. Witness,
the Honorable BOL1THA J.. LAWS.
Chief Judge of said Court, this 27th
day Of April. AID. 1854, (Sealo At
test: MELVIN J. MARQUES, Deputy
Register of Wills for the District OF
Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
ap2S-my5, IL
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Electronic Engineers
in Fixed Station In
stallation Design. Excellent salary
and company benefits. Write Box
lS1-K, Star -~.4
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.TANTTOR

ceiored. must have local experience
for new 40-unit apt. bldg. In NV.
Salary; $125 mo-. beautiful apt. g11
JUNIOR SALES ENGTSEER-BMF or
BEE. no experience necessary, / VI.
training on the iob and factory
school before becoming sales engi-
neer; work with architects. consult.
ing engineers and contractors for
promotion and sales nf automatic
controls for temperature. humidity.
air conditioning and special process
sSiSipmedt; nry eds. nationwide go company;
hospitalization. life insurance. re-
tirement plans. Call MA. S-O104.
KENNEL MAN. white. single. sober
MsrlSSfod nS SsSsSdy bike F0sm se RE- RE- 5 s0s5s eoa
LAWYER UNDER 32 with or with
out experience who is seeking a
career position and has no inten-
tons Of practicing at some future
time. The. person selected will be
in our mortgage loan division. This
Is an excellent position for q young
man with ability and anxious to get
ahead. Must have passed bar in Md.
Va: or d. c. and able to pass a med
ical nsL.slaI1 exam. Apply !do not phonsl at
TABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.. SIG
14th st. NV. bet. $50 and 3:3O.
LINOTYPE OPERATORs-steady day
work. good union conditions. Apply
IN person. TYPEMASTERS. 217. HI
MAN, white: for
aEts.; must be sober, understand
oil burners. electrical. plumbing.
painting, etc. Must have apt. house
expsr.s Call OIL. 6-67os or OIL.
MAN, light carpen-
try, electrical work and painting.
paid vacation. THE HENRY b. GIL
PIN co. All 8. Capitol st. s.w.,
Mr.. Klein. -29
MANAGER-Small hotel downtown;
Pssi 10 retired 81 ID. WHOEVER dove or 6ashslor
apt. furn.: good salary: must be
sober and honest: bond required.
Apply Box 456-L. Star. -2S
Evening star., 1954-04-28

BRICK POINTERS
For scaffold work. good pay. steady
no. 2-677s Ewes. RA. e-s3se
BUILDING MAINTENANCE MAN,
experienced handy man, simple car
pentry, painting. electrical re-
pairs. plumbing. For repair and
maintenance work on buildings
housing workshops and stores.
Regular employment, s-hr. day. g.
day week. Employment benefits.
Apply GOODWILL INDUSTRIES,
121S New Hampshire ave. NV.
(21st and M n.w0. 8 to IL am.
Monday through Friday. II
BULLDOZER OPERATOR, qualified
man: good salary for able man. Call
LO. 4-8362. Job ct Silver Spring.
Iona and Brunswick ave. 30
BUTCHER-Only cut-rate exper. ac-
cepted. Apply YOUNGS MEAT
MARKET. 31O4 M st. NV. go
BUTCHER, steady work. sober. Apply
14S e st. Sc, Ii. 7-97S4. -2S
BUTCHER, good salary, good oppor-
tunity for reliable man. Apply FOOD
BASKET sUPERMARKET. 1901
CASH REGISTER MAN. must know
all makes. to repair registsrs on
941 Maine ave. s.w.. McCray Bldg.
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CRAFTSMEN

DRIVER FOR SCHOOL CAR in Chevy
Chase area: 1880 to Q am. and
psSs peFShsapIn 1850 to l. p. Q. Box
DRIVER for grocery store: age over
81; good working hours. ELBE
fd., Wheaton. Nd. LO. 6-z6s6.-2o
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MANAGER FOR SHOE
STORE


Must he experienced: take complete
cellent salary plus Commission.
Write Box 203-K. Star. -
CRAFTSMAN and en-.
gineer for large mechanical con.
tractors ONCE to take over super
vision and make shop drawings Of
large projects in heating. plumbing
experience in mechanical Contract.
or's or consulting engineers office
Salary open. Write experience.
refs. salary desired and how soon
available. Box 142-K. Star. "A
for shopwork. must have
experience: 40-hr.. wk., no Satur-
day work. Excellent opportunity
for the mechanic who qualifles.
Apply in person to Mr.. Boudreau,
SEARS ROEBUCK g. CO., $500 "
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coLoRED-To WORK : 70 II ewes.
IS kitchen and cleanup man "a
soda fountain. Must be sober. Ap-
ply in person only at drugstore,
1918 18th st. NV. Wed. eve, to
10 or all day Thursday.
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With knowledge Of machine posting
or ability to learn. Permanent posi-
tion. with old established firm. S55
starting salary. L. 8. JULIEN. INC.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

200 TNWoTAa iSts N.WI' Rn. bosl 6ossEsEENEss MH' NsE.sses
Lab, techs, full-part time. $500 gE ggEE
RECEIPT t.-typists. NV. to $3.50
Dental hygienist. n.w.---top salary
RecYS. ..atenoS.. NV. Va. to S275
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AUTOMOTIVE PARTS
SALESMAN

A real opportunity for an experienced
supplies covering the District of
Columbia and surrounding suburban
territory for one of the largest auto
motive parts and supply houses in
Apply r. w. NORRIS g. SONS.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Field Power Engineers
WHAT CAN RCA
OFFER YOU?

There's Q future full Of op-
portunity for you with RCA
:. If you meet our qualifica-
tions. These positions now
open with RCA offer unusual
opportunities excellent
basic salaries plus living
ments and additional bonus
for foreign assignments.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

Estah. mfgr. has exceptional opening
for exper. salesman who. after
learning line. has ability advance to
supervisor, Wash. area. Start S100
wk. Can make twice that amount
first year Box 3&l-K. Star
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-10

line. It brews to the American taste as we
as to the American figure.
Ballantine Beer is the product of la yeal
of brewing experience; it has the same flu
flavor and fine character that have made
one Of Americas largest-selling beers.
Next time, ask the man for Ballantine-
the low-calorie beer with the flavor that Chi
can't kill! P B.n.nins &c Sons, Newark, N.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-05
Federal Reserve Board Lowers Discount Rate

WASHINGTON, R-The Fed eral Reserve Board applied a psy- chological spur to business by slashing it's discount rate today in five sections of the nation.
 The boards action made it easier for banks to obtain funds for lending to bushes and the public. But since most banks were already well supplied with lend ing funds, the Reserve Boards move appeared to be bit of psychological warfare on business slump talk.
 The discount rate was lowered from to 134 per cent in the New York, Boston, Philadelphia; St. Louis and San Francisco dis tricts.
 This discount rate is the interest rate at which federal reserve member banks-comprising most of the nations commercial banks, can borrow from the Federal Re- serve System.
 Banks borrow from the reserve system when they need extra funds to meet the demand for loans A low discount rate en- courages banks to borrow in order to make commercial or personal loans, thereby helping to keep business rolling at fast clip.
 However, lowering the discount rate does not automatically in crease the flow of credit. It does, only if business and the public request credit from banks, and if banks whose reserves are low are willing to borrow from the re- serve system to meet the demand.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-05
US. Beefing Up Atomic Artillery Strength On European Defense Line

WASHINGTON, LR - T h e United States, which already has atom bomber planes in Europe and is preparing to send nuclear guided missile units there, is beef ing up it's atomic artillery strength on the Western European defense line.
 Another six gun unit of 280- millimeter cannon will go to Ger many in the next three months, the Army disclosed yesterday.
 The first battalion of atomic guns were sent there last fall. Since then, it is now learned, an undisclosed number of atomic can- non were quietly shipped to US. forces in Germany.
 An Army spokesman said yes terday that the next unit to go will be the 264th Field Artillery Battalion, which like the others was trained and equipped for atomic warfare at the Army's ar tillery center, Fit. Sill, Okla.
 The bomber planes, missiles and artillery represent a new atomic firepower for the American forces guarding the frontier of free Flu rope that exceeds by thousands of times the explosive power of their conventional arms.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-05
1853 Accident Toll Three Times More ThanLOst in Korea

CHICAGO, RAThis is the tre- mendous price the nation paid for accidents in 1853:
 Killed: 95,OOO. Injured: 9,600,- 900. The cost: $9,100,000,000.
 The bill was added up Thursday by the National Safety Council.
 It noted that the 1853 accident death toll was 1000 below the 1852 total. But it also noted that it was more than three times as great as the toll of American dead during the entire Korean War.
 The motor vehicle held it's place as the No. 1 accident killer. Traffic deaths numbered 38,300. That was a gain of 300, or one percent over 1852.
 The traffic total was the third largest in history, exceeded only in 1887 and 1941.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-05
20. FavOrs Use of Throwaway Paper Sack For Alaska

WASHINGTON, lR - The Post Office Department thinks favor ably of a throwaWay paper sack it is using to carry mail between Seattle and Alaska.
 Maurice B. Feimster, director of the departments division of pro- cedures and systems, recently told House appropriations subcom- mittee that results in Alaska with the bag "have been very good"
 Made of paper with a fiber glass reinforcement, the bag costs from 26 to 40 cents each as com pared with about $3 for a canvas bag.
 In contrast to the 15-year life of the canvas bag, however, Feim- Ster said the paper version is "a one-shot job"
 Although it hasn't been found feasible to try to sell the sacks or return them to the states for another movement of mail, the Post Office official said they are worth about 10 cents apiece for the trans-shipment of broken lots into the interior of Alaska.
 Stuff arrives at Fairbanks, for instance, in large lots. Every thing apparently is very scarce and expensive up there, and when it is broken down, the large lots are broken down into small lots, they go into the interior, and they need bags for almost everything.
 Feimster conceded the paper sack idea wasn't too good for dom estic mail but said 1t served a purpose in Alaska where the in coming mail, particularly parcel post, is heavier than outgoing shipments.
 One advantage of the bags, he said, would be saving shipping space in the event of war by avoiding the need to return the old-style canvas bag.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-05
Royal Pair Cause Women To Faint, BObbySOxers To Mob

SYDNEY, Australia, R-Queen Elizabeth II left 150 fainting wo- men in her wake Thursday and her handsome husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, had bobbysox trou- ble in another incident of the royal tour.
 The women tainted in a crowd of excited Australians who broke police lines in front of a Sydney restaurant to get better view of the Queen as she entered to lunch with 67O representatives of women's organizations. They were treated by ambulance crews.
 Teenage girl students staged a junior mob scene during the Dukes visit to Sydney University.
 Blowing kisses and screaming, they surged through barriers and darted up for a close look. Genial Philip, officially on hand to con- fer with various educators there, grinned at them. Then police hus- tied the girls back into the crowd.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-05
4 Disobedient Adventists Sentenced By Army
 To Six Months Hard Labor

ANCHORAGE, R - Four SeV- enth Day Adventist servicemen were convicted yesterday of will full disobedience for refusing duty on their sabbath and were sen fenced to six months at hard labor by a special army court martial at Fit. Richardson.
 The charges against the four who had refused to take part in a practice alert on Saturday had been reduced from an original one of mutiny. The sentence imposed was the maximum possible. If they had been tried for mutiny, the possible sentences included death.
 In addition to the hard labor sentence, each of the men was ordered to forfeit $30 monthly for six months. The time is to be served in the post stockade here.
 The men are PrivateS Numan V. Haffner, Harrisburg, Ore; Robert L. Nelson, Chicago; Harold L. Massey, Salem, Ore; and Richard E. Spencer, New Orleans.
 The military court consisted of six officers who took only B minutes to reach verdict after a trial that lasted an hour and a half.
 Each of the defendants told the court that previous Saturdays had been given them off in order to observe their sabbath. All nor mally were assigned regular duties on Sundays.
 The soldiers were represented by Capt. James Harvey, assisted by R. L. Benton, Los Angeles, and G. w. Chambers, Washington, DC. The latter two were repre- sentatives of the Seventh Day Ad- Ventist Church.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-05
Delegate Bartlett Expresses Cautious Optimism on Prospects
 Of Alaska Statehood In Senate
WASHINGTON, R III Alaska

WASHINGTON, LR - Alaska's delegate to Congress expressed cautious optimism" today about future prospects for the commit tee approved bill to give the terri tory statehood.
 Delegate Bartlett said he felt extreme qualification after the Senate Interior Committee okayed the bill by Al vote yesterday, but he commented:
 q have a feeling of very eau tious optimism as to what will happen next. Until the admins tration itself endorses Alaska, the road will be hard"
 President Eisenhower never has asked Congress to pass the Alaska bill, although he twice has urged such action for Hawaii
 The Senate committee voted 12-3 in favor of statehood for Hawaii last week. Efforts to com bine the two bills are expected when they reach the Senate floor
 Sen. Butler, Interior Committee chairman, told the Senate a 'c1min- ority'' of the committee members had reserved the right to oppose the Alaska bill in the Senate.
 Sen. Long O-La), the only Sen ator to vote against the Alaska bill in committee, told a reporter q simply don't think the terri tory is sufficiently developed to warrant statehood"
 He added that he understands some who voted to report the bill to the Senate plan to oppose it when debate starts.
 Major provisions of the bill as okayed by the committee would give Alaska one representative and two senators in Congress, per init it to claim 103,350,000 acres of land within its boundaries, and provide grants totaling 93 million dollars for road construction, maintenance, harbor improve ments and land surveys.