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Evening star., 1950-02-07
PERSONAL

VACANCY in nursing home; 24-hr.
nnurslns eare' LICENSED by county and
REeoRDiNas IsstSs ~; eStSi MADE, of family chill.
dren, friends in your home. Portable
equip; 8 records both sides; $1,000;
for appt HU. 34lS 6 am. to noon.
s.
VACANCY for both male and female
patients. One of Washington finest
nursing homes, Not the cheapest,
but the best. Rates as low as SAC
per wk. in selected cases. CO. 2225
SOLVE THAT CLOTHES PROBLEM
Consult LEA ENGEL. DRESSMAKER
OF 9th ave. N. Y. now about that
Nothing too hard 70 do. Centrally
Esi lSeatfd Ex at ad9 i13o F st. NV, RIM 90
CHILD DAY CARE, age s-e, avail
s0ls 1oom to T enplGyed aDt No 45s5 ren'n.
LEARN TO DRIVE-iS5o model dual
control cars: free pickup service
D. c., and Md; we have a special
on price for Feb. only, A. C. DRIV-
PERMANENT ,;I5sI MsS Il sos 81; ~ shampoo and
WARFEYNN lynn OBJ BEAHTY HG Ys0Dct5[mse5s coLnEGE
1910 G st. NV.
VACANCY. ladies or gentlemen: excel.
fefsnt. feDd ana oH farf; foi5 home that is Off
YOUR FUR COAT completely re-
styled. Phone 81. 1851, CO. 740O,
Ext. 516; Ap. 1919. ID
NEWLY OPENED CONVALESCENT
HOME in nearby sub, adjoining
Chevy Chase; bed and ambulatory
patients; special attention to senile
patients; diets carefully supervised; ;
full cooperation with attending
physician. Lo. 5-27s3. To-
WHITEHALL SANITARIUM, Just
opening; has vacancies in pvt. and
semtpvt. rooms. with orswithout bath
24-hour trained nursing care: very
reas. rates; owned by physician who
is in daily attendance. FA. 0643.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment
or no fee; relief for nervousness.
exhaustion high blood pressure.
sinus. arthritiS. constipation. piles.
colds. flu; swelling feet. aching joints
helped remarkably by manipulation
diathermia, colonic irrigation. GAL
vanic, sun rays and other methods:
men, women; lady naturopath. 20
years success. SH 1855.
ALTERATIONS. all ladies' garments,
prompt and efficient service; open
ewes. 3l09 14th. CO. 2221.
ACUTE ALCOHOLISM
A limited number of selected alco.
holic patients accepted for under
SAEITARIuM, WI 1100 OF, 2266
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS opp. Cont. !

BEAUTY SHOP for sale-1SO1 K ST..
NV; Medical Center; ideal for man
and wife; available March 1st. Call
HO. 0151 Tuesday -
BUILDING MATERIAL and lumber
yard. located at No. l hwy. and
South Glebe rd., Arl., Va; will sell
or tease; office and warehouse in
ventory at cost; wonderful opport.
for right party. Call Otis SS7l,
weekdays, 8 to 8; Sat. until noon.
LIQUOR STORE WANTED by reliable
man with cash Box Tx, Star. -
MAN WITH CAPITAL interested buy
Ing or investing in paying business.
Box Tx, Star -
SMALL HOTEL wanted for about 30
40 rooms in good northwest sec
tion; reasonable rent, good furni-
ture; mixed guests of transient and
permanent or all transient. MICH.
OLSON & CO., MA. 563T, The Bur-
lington, II20 VT. ave. NV. 13.
DOWNTOWN = Well-known ladies
apparel shop. Owner retiring. OPP
portunity for individual desiring
small business successful for over 80
years Good location and following
VIII exchange for real estate. Box
3T-X. Star
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MEMBERSHIP CLUB desires conces-
sionalre for evening meal only: Of
responsible party only. Apply by
SERVICE ST STATION. Hon D. s'es G. or nearby
Mo. or Va; buy or lease; substan-
pRaIGsThRr 1aaI saSh Box ddT2,dn 172tI Star Z.
e1Ssss eBsfans e snd ss sunssyS $685. Sw
and Sun, TU. 2412. Direct from
SPACE available in several retail
bakeries, suitable for delicatessen
Eg fGTmstHp afsta contact sasf n,sbs, NS 5ITTs
Observation-Disclosures uptown cock
tail lounge. Price. $4,000; S10,-
600 cash. Price includes new license
and stock. By owner. Call AK. 1870
GRoC (No. 45)-S1. zoo wk.; rent
What a money-maker! $4,000 down
sEI BILL 1 = SIMoMs; NO EX, $751;.
On main thoroughfare. Priced for
quick sale. AID. $500. No brokers.
DRY CLEANING AGENCY for sale.
Owner has other interest. For fur
ther information call CO. 1919. 3
SANDWICH SHOP with beer. Rent
only $75. Good lease. Full price,
only $3,S00 for quick sale. Small
down payment. HENRY c. BROWN,
Broker, FA. 1911.
SUCCESSFUL INFANTS AND Chill
DREN'S SHOP, ideal location in
growing section suburbs, clean stock,
modern fixtures, long lease at low
rental, principals only. Box IT.
n, L.
DELICATEsSEN, very profitable, $3.50
weekly, very active location. Only
S5, 800, terms. OSCAR SEIGEL, .EX.
2501. o.
DGs, exceptionally good neighbor-
hood in Arl.; no competition; does
So, 500. Beautiful modern store with
lovely apt. ALDER H. COHEN,
Realtor. CHI. 1861; ewes. and sun,
CHI. 1000. Ext. 031. -S
STORE FIXTURE and restaurant
equipment business; ideal location
in Baltimore; all clean merchandise;
established over % years. For de-
tails write Box Ask. Star. -
BETWEEN HECHT'S and Lansburgh's 9
on 7th st.-Excellent location for
almost any kind of business, in
prime spot for large retail volume.
437 18th st. NV, $3.50 per mo.
min. rent. Ma. 7495.
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HOSTESS
experienced only. Good pay; no Sdn-
days. Apply ALFONSO'S RESTAU-

Experienced only. Good pay; no Sdn-
days. Apply ALFONSO'S RESTAU-
RANT, 1403 L NV. .
LEGAL SECRETARY, experienced for
partner in well-known law frm.
Fast accurate stenographer, perma-
nent position. 5-day wk., downtown
loc., write state age. experience and
salary requested. Box PITT, Star.
MAID, colored-Young woman with
store experience preferred Good
handwriting; for exclusive speciality
shop. Do not apply unless you can
bring or furnish reference. Apply
Wednesday morning at 8 am. only,
and at no other time. 521 18th
st. NV
for Beauty Counsellors;
exceptional opportunity for sincere,
cultured woman; must have initia-
tive and pleasing personality. For
appointment call OR 1895 Tues
eve, to or Wed morn, 6 to 10.
MASSEUSE, with experience, per-
manent position. Elk 1929. 3
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HELP MEN (Cont. J

70 A YOUNG MAN between the ages
OF 27 and 81 who can show us a
GOOD record of ordinary life insur-
ance production, plus other uualifi-
cations OF high order, we can offer
the, position Of assistant manager
Ing salary, plus commissions and
bonus. Our company is a nation
wide orsanzaition and is recognized
as one of the leaders in the insur-
ance industry. AGENTS have the ad-
program, liberal commissions, bonus
payments. retirement plan and a
broad field of bonafide prospects.
For an interview, forward expert
ennsce record and biographical in; IN;
replies will be given prompt consid-
grafton and will be regarded as con-
EXPERIENCED LIFE INSURANCE
correspondence and home ofhce,. Age
30 to ,45; must have good educs-
tional background, knowledge of lie
insurance and ability to dictate 5000
business letters. This is clerical
jb, not an executive position: 5-oay
wk., salary $500 per mo. Apply oy
letter or in person 70 Mr. Robert
C. Bourke, THE UNITED SERVICES
LIFE INSURANCE CO., 1900 2Oth
st. NV. >
SALARY = COMMISSION + BONUS
Neat appearance, high school educa-
ton, automobile essential. Personal
supervision and assistance WIZ pc
given you while learning direct SELL
ing and presentation OF proouct TO
home owners. .--.---.
Minimum earnings while training
$50 week. For appointment. phone
TR. O235, Ii 4-7601. ask for MR..
WILLIAMS, MR.. KR1VNAK. MR..
MILLER.
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MiscL. FOR SALE tcont. J

BED LEGS-Convert your coil or bos
springs into Hollywood beds. We
install. 81. 1894.
BEDRM. SUITE, pcs. NAH, almost
new. innerspring mattress; other
misc. furniture VI. 1915. .
BEDROOM SUITE. 3-pc. maple: also
gas stove. in very good condition.
Call no. 1907 after 6 pm. IS
BICYCLE-Boy's, English, 2-gear
spead, good cond.; price $50. Call
after $50, ia. S-3029; 1915 S.
10Th ST., Arl., Va. 3
BOILER Hart and Grouse coal
boiler; cap. 1000 fit. of steam with
all nee. steam controls and Iron
Fireman stoker, suitable for small
apt. or lge. home; good cond., reaS.
price; owner installing auto. heat.
HO 02l6. IS
BOOKCASES. sectional, best makes,
for office or home; reas Today,
' SIRSLE' 1112 14th NV, DI. 1872.
BRICKS, face and common, one or a
Million; immediate delivery. MA.
5Ss5. ALASKA COAL q BRICK CO
BUFFET, walnut; desk. knee. ma
hDpanv Nn AO-O
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

COOK-Restaurant must have refs.
and be exp. in Jewish cooking; no
others need apply, GE. 1924.
HAIRDRESSER, experienced. Follow
ing not necessary Apply in person
or phone MR.. RUBINO, DE. 1922, at
1859 Conn. ave. 5
Evening star., 1950-02-07
PLASTER BOARD

New, Axe, S1.02; 4x7, s1.1e; 4xs.
ACE wREcKING 4 BUiLDiNG MA.
TER1AL co. 4002 Minnesota ave.
RADIATORS, concrete mixer, bath
tt9b' gSopp66 bench and lime spresder.
RADIATORS. new and used gas boil
ers, furnaces, valves, etc. BLOCKS,
3o56 NJ st. NV. NO. 1908. 1910
RabIn BatimoTs sHs Hystss Via VA 65Sl sd
800, complete with ZOO volt supply.
tubes, coils, etc. 1st $45 takes all.
RANGES. used, winter sale. Gas.
eelec:. syn yIde selection; excel eond;s
REFRIGERAToR, crosley sheivadore.
z Gu. #, S45; Apex washing ma.
kEERIGFRir6Akx. shEnsi S15; Ax. g ooE6. .u-7T.
perfect condition, 500. Wisconsin
REFRiGERAToR, G. e. Aft, only
3 #. high; not new. but in excel
lent condition.; only $50. STAR
RADIO CO.. 400 11th st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR, westinghouse. .7h
Gu; it., L n years old, excel. cond.,
Sas St,sr VI; VI gusasntee sasn remains s175o or
REFRIGERATORs - Savings up to
yrs. to pay. ALPERsTEIN's ELEc.
TRIO VILLAGE, 224 Carroll ave.
Tax. PIX, Md; SH. 2700,, SH, 1898.
REFRIGERAToRS, reconditioned like
new, fully guar. by our own servics
dept. Time payments and free de-
livery. Lge. assortment of makes
and sizes from S35 up. FREDER-
ICK's. 1905 14th st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS, 40Gs disc. on ali
floor models; last years models
slash slashed Easy Easy terms oSen ,, eyes. Eyes.
19li Nichols ave Sc LU; $1,000.
sizes. rebuilt, guaranteed: $50 up.
% s2S HpShur o St n.wS GE s,., oS2s.
1874 1874 H st. me-, Ii. a-2545, Ii.
REFRIGERAToRs: New 1850 models
SasAMouSG FAX . f. sov' siS6 sf56 asorsis &c "a
REFRIGERATORs. -econd. winter
WEBSTER CO. 90 SGT sSaF F st. NV n.W '
buy in rugs: 2 al.
most new Karastan rugs; one 9x15,
one 9x12, with ozite ads. OR. 770S.
RUGS. imported; Persian. Oriental
design. heavy, closely woven for
good wearing: 9x12. 5000: skill.
S34 30: other sizes propor priced.
:. MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 G st. NV.
Porter-Cable edgers, saws.
sa,;:, slse: water heaters elements; floor
Evening star., 1950-02-07

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, expert
enced. for roofing and siding. TO.
SETTLED COUPLE to take care of
rooming house in vicinity of 3rd
and z. Capitol sts. in exchange for
2-rm. apt. Wife can take care of
house. husband free for own job.
: Gall HO., 7465 or apply Apt. 3O5.
2406 10th st. NV, after pm 5
Evening star., 1950-02-07

Storm Window Salesman
Let us show you how to add $4,000
to you: earnings this wear. Kool-
Air aluminium awnings have been
publicly accepted Call at 1929
Bladensburg rd. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1950-02-07
GENUINE LEADS
FURNISHED

If you are tired of canvassing and
digging up your own prospects and
must earn in excess of 500 per wk -,
call Mr.. Bone, HU. 6240, for ap-
pointment.
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE. -
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SPORTSWEAR DEPT.
TO LEASE

To, a financially responsible person
who knows women's sportswear
business thoroughly. One of Wash
lnston's smartest fashion shops.
Completely modernized. BeautifulIy
fixtured, carpeted and air-condi-
toned. Excellent store valume de-
veloped through more than 90 yrs.
business in same distinctive down
town location. Every advantage for
potential volume of 10000 to co.
600. Box 364-T, Star. 10
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NATIONAL, CORP

Needs . young men over 81 to learn
salesmanship. Qualifications: Neat,
StructionS. Approximate income
while learning, $50 to 500 per
week; approximate earnings after
30 days, $50 to S150 weekly. See
MR.. MURRAY, Room 80, Ring
Bids, 18th and M sts. NV, 10
to ] only.
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SaleSrnen-CanvaSsers

Do you want to earn SIS or more
daily for few hours outside work?
We are offering UNIQUE installment
sales plan TO employed and unem-
ployed, ull or part time, ambitious
men or women; car not necessary:
also one crew manager; live leads
furnished. For an appointment
phone Mr.. Pearlman, ST. 41S5.
Evening star., 1950-02-07
BUILDING MATERIAL

All kinds of used building material
from many wrecking Jobs at low
prices; specials at our yard. q
paneled doors, like new, 81 ea.: new
3x7 glass fir doors, -S9.75 ea.; new
shutters, S3 per pr; window screens,
60c. ca; new toilets, S19.95 ea;
wash basins. 81 95 ea.: many other
bargains. ABCD CORPORATION
1881 Jefferson Davis hwy. .,OT. S755.
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Millinery Saleslady
,EAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN.
WONDERLAND

Yes, that's it. When one agent
pays for new Packard in three
months, another pays for a new
Chevrolet in one month, and Mrs.
Hurt. in January, her first month,
made three sales. II you are young,
active and have a way with people,
then join our earn while-you-
learn" school of modern methods of
selling real estate. Glasses start
ing in Silver Spring Wednesday,
February +. Call Mr.. Cox, DI.
1854, or Mrs. Hart, Sligo 0775.
cox &, co
Evening star., 1950-02-07

SALESLADY. experienced. for five
and ten cent store, less than one
years experience not considered.
205 2nd st. Sc. 5
to work in small dress shop in Ar
lington; salary open. Call Thurs,
OK. 2611. .
Observation-Disclosures and ready
to-wear. must be thoroughly ex-
perienced. high class clientele, ex-
cellent salary, permanent position
Call in person only. 101S Conn ave
SALESWOMAN, must be exper., ready
to-wea1. WALTHER'S DEPT. STORE,
1407 Good Hope I'd. Sc, AK. 1923.
Evening star., 1950-02-07
PIANOS
FREE TRIAL!i

So strongly do we feel the HaddorH
is the worlds finest console piano,
regardless of price, we will place
new Haddorff in competition with
any other make, regardless Of how
expensive it may be, in your home
for one week, without cost or obli-
cation on your part What's more,
no salesman will call on you. or
even telephone you. The Haddorff
must sell itself on its merits alone.
Exclusive with COLONIAL PIANO
CO., 637 D st. NV. Ma, 1870.
PIANOS FOR RENT, with option to
buy. New and used spinets and con-
soles Hauling extra, JORDAN PI-
ANo co, corner 18th & G sts.
PIANOS FOR RENT. For ST a month
you can rent late model spinet,
800! make: with option to buy.
PIPE, ,galv.. black, cast iron, cut
thread: fixtures. BLOCKS, 3o56
more ave. HyattS. WA 5hN1
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LUMBER

We now have the largest stock of the
finest framing lumber from many
wrecking jobs: flooring from S25 per
i thousand all ,3-in. lumber priced
from $40 per thousand. ACE WRECK
ING & BUILDING MATERIAL CO.,
4002 Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 4-6617.
Evening star., 1950-02-07

Desks, all kinds, wood. steel, $40 and
up; large stock to choose from; file
cabinets, steel, wood, legal letter
size; chairs. tables. bookcases; Jock
ers, steel, shelving, tablet; arm
chairs, card files, visible file equip
ment; all priced reasonable; free
delivery. MANHATTAN OFFICE
EQUIP. CO.. 639 N. z. ave. NV.
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STENOGRAPHER

Permanent employment for
experienced stenographer,
not over IS years of age. To
work in real estate dept. of
large organization. Pleas
ant working conditions,
group insurance and other
employe benefits. 5-day, 40
hour week.
Evening star., 1950-02-07
MATERIAL,

Buy from the largest wreckers in
town and save. We have many items
for fine buildings; lumber. doors
complete with jambs, complete win
dows, steel beams, rods, cast iron
pipe and fittings, plumbing fixtures,
built-in tubs. boilers and radiators.
Also complete line of new building
material ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIAL CO., 4O02
Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 4-6617.
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SEAMSTRESS

FIRST CLASS ONLY, MUST BE
EXPERIENCED ON MEMS CLOTH
ING; 5-DAY, 40-HOUR WEEK:
PERMANENT POSITION; SALARY,
$50 PER WEEK.
APPLY
Evening star., 1950-02-07

FURNACE, AIR DUCTS, CHIMNEY.
Cleaning and Repairs.
Heating and Stove Service. TU. 3399.
So
MATTRESSES remade, S3 up. STEIN
BEDDING CO., 1924 18th st. NV
CO. 1915.
OIL BURNER SERVICE.
24-Hour
Heating and Stove Service. TU. 1899
So
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OFFICE FURNITURE

OFFICE EQUIPT.-Desks, chairs files,
safe, add. mach; reas. CIRCLE,
DI G372. 1l12 14th NV
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BUSINESS SERVICES

MlMEOGRAPHING
Special prices, through Feb. gath.
First 100, 81 each. Additional 100.
40c. Includes stencil and paper.
RE. 1851. 40 Albee Bldg. %
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STENOGRAPHER

Capable person for perm. position
with well estab. firm m Bethesda
area; 39-hr, 5I2-day wk. Call WI.
6622 after $50 II
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TELEviSION REPAIRS

SILVER SPRING. CHEVY CHASE
TAKOMA PARK, CALL ia. 1927
Our feet of trucks concentrated to
offer prompt, efficient maintenance;
prices reasonable, renewal contract
available. FOX & KASMIR, Fac
313 Kennedy st. NV. ia. 1927.
Evening star., 1950-02-07

ACUTE ALCOHOLISM
A limited number of selected alco.
holic, patients accepted for under
standing medical care. NORWOOD
SANITARIUM. WI. HOO. OIL 1866.
Evening star., 1950-02-07

Painting and Decorating
Our Speciality
Free estimate on any Job
BROOKS & SONS, UN. 446S
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SCALE MODET, 6

OF 6 homes and churches, elec.
lighted; excellent for display. 3006
11th st. nv: AID. 6343. %
SEWING MACHINES, Singer electrics:
sale or rent. We also electrify all
makes sewing machine. Open ewes.
81 O0 14th st NV co 0O21
Evening star., 1950-04-28
Attorneys Speech
Helps Que|| Students
By The Associcfed Press

NEW YORK. April 28.-Attor-
ney Edward j. Donoghue quelled
part of today's wild demonstra-
ton by high school students with
brisk lecture in front of the
Municipal Court Building. Z
why don't you kids get wise?
Can't you see this is Communist
inspired?" he demanded. Don't
let them fool you.
Il used to like a lark myself
but this is too serious. The city
and Nation are watching you"
There was a moments silence
Then one student spoke up:
That's what my father said.
Guess I'll go back"
He and about 10 others walked
away from the scene.
The Communist Daily Worker
headlined it's story of the demon
strations: $4,000 Students Defy
Cops Terror"
The story spoke of "hysteria
fomented by police" and said the
students gave a thrilling lesson
in discipline, understanding and
unity"
Neither threats by police nor
intimidation by schools princi-
pals deferred their fight" it said.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
Red JoIiot.Curiie
Fired by France
sAtomicChief
Follows Remark Thut
French Scientists
Won't Fight Soviet
BY the Ass@iatsd Press

PARIS. April 28.-The French
government today fired Frederic
Joliot- -Curie, Communist scien-
tist, as chief of Frances Atomic
Energy Commission and ousted
him from the governments Insti-
tute of Scientific Research.
He was dismissed on the basis
Of his recent statements to the
Gennevilliers congress of the
French Communist Party, where
he pledged that Communist
scientists would never contribute
their genius to "a war against
the Soviet Union"
Public Clamor Raised.
The cabinet decision, following
much public clamor, was an
nounced by Pierre Henri Teitgen,
Minister of State. Mr.. Teitgen
quoted Premier Georges Bidault
as telling the cabinet:
For all the scientific merits of
this scientist. his public state
Evening star., 1950-04-28
Tito Sees No Dancer
Immediately Of War
With Soviet Union
Russiu Would Not Risk
Becoming Aeeressor,
He Tells Newsmen
BY the Associated Press

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Apr.
28.-Premier Marshal Tito said
fatty today that he sees no i'm
mediate danger of war with the
Soviet Union.
"I do not see any immediate
danger of war" Tito declared at
a press conference for foreign
correspondents, the first he has
held in recent years.
'In no case" he declared, edo
I think the Soviet Union would
risk becoming the aggressor.
Tito'S declaration came after
he was asked if he would welcome
arms aid from the United States.
The marshal replied that he
did not consider America would
offer him arms, and added that
his country had the means Of
making its own arms.
II see no intense need for prepa-
rations for war" he then declared.
II do not see any immediate dan
ger of war;
Cautions Against Blocs.
He cautioned, however, against
the danger of creating blocs or
spheres of influence, saying they
always carry the danger of war" +"
He contended that the best way
to settle international disputes is
through the United Nations.
Tito declared that Yugoslavia is
willing to start direct negotia-
tions" with Italy over. differences
between the two countries. He
told Parliament yesterday he
hoped for improvement of rela-
tions with Italy.
He made it clear. however, thai
his country is not prepared II
(Coo TT1H Douo AGN
Evening star., 1950-04-28
Hos Spring Cleaning
Uncovered an Item
You No Longer Need?

II so, why not turn 1t into
cash through a Miscellaneous
For Sale" ad in The Star clas-
sified section.
Every day The Stars claSsi-
fed section is bigger by far
than that published by any
other Washington paper.
Such overwhelming conf
dence means two important
things TO you:
l. The Star brings its AD-
VERTTSERS better results.
2. The Star brings its READ
ERS more classified ads than
the three other Washington
papers combined!
For The Stars expert classi-
fed service just phone Sterling
5000.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
Boys Pot-und-Mike Joke Is on Police Force

Police had a stubborn Pat and
Mike on their hands today-and
if there's any joke to it, it's on
the police.
Patrick williams, 9, and his g.
year -old brother. Michael, of 4500
Canal road NV, had a night out
all night. but what they did with
it. police haven't been able to de-
termine.
1t took some paternal prodding
and a possible promise of no pun
ishment to get the story. Here it
is. as retold by their mother. Mrs.
Kermit Williams:
At school yesterday Pat said he
had torn a schoolmate's sweater
and the fear of what might hap
pen when he reached home was
strong enough to give him the
wanderluSt.
| The boy and his brother went
through last nights violent thun-
derstorm sitting snugly in an
abandoned automobile on a lot
behind the Key Drug Store near
Macarthur boulevard and Canal
road. If the storm frightened
them, neither would admit it.
The two boys were found walk
ing along Foxhall road near @
street NV. early this morning
after 7th Precinct police had
started a search of the banks of
the c. & o. Canal. the Potomac
River and the rough. wooded areas
between their home and Chain
Bridge.
Before the search really got un-
der way. the boys were spotted by
Pvt. Julius Debroski. who was
cruising in a scout car.
But Pat. and Mike refused to