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Evening star., 1951-10-22
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1919 10th ST. NV. Elk. 7270

1919 10th ST. NV. Elk. 1870
WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING JOBS
5 DAYS. So 400-S2, 900
Eey sEcy' sirlinss. sirlinss a,1por. 1w $$9o9
sVT. SHfY-i SECS Ssyinner' s$.SSS ss$$SSS
CLERK-TYPISTS
A1RErNEs NJ NJ TEpisTP AHB q5rWs g5 nas. NY sys4o
FIlE SIX IyR o1dsF Esmen $Ss9o s9o
FoREIGN MISSION TYPIsTs
MANY Many ,soTEHaIEEIRs oTHERS;
Include public relations. embassies.
No TIPPING
6E s66EMPcaMEIEf easRaE soekkEEPEs S5kkHTPEs
CoMPToMETER oPRs.. NE.
zssS,sl1 zgssEak a shlkkess rs ,s osss q sssSSS$ SS$
SOME cLERIcALs
MEN
real, EsTATE PROP. MGR.
Statesmen {system Div.
pEsT. sas. 81 sSToaE BUYERS and $3.50 mo-
SALES SUPERVISORS
(TraineeS) $50 to $50 wk.
STENOG. public relations Of
cnIiaSRsK t1nvensory, aeo-$$$1Y $$YS me-. me-.
HOTEL i, DESK CLERKS twiii ~
yAsITyp1gIg AND ELECTRO 6sSo mo-
saksEEsssa Mka5ss rSEEH1sas SEHkKa -5--- sssS SSRss ss
MESSENGERs $240 mo.
port -----. 1920 mo.
INVENTORY SHIPPING
statesmen tMicrofilm dept.),
Natl. Co.. photo exper.----$4po mo.
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ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
Williams Auction House


91S New York Ave
Tues, Tomorrow tOct. 23rd1--2 PM.
Fine used walnut bedroom suite, with
sunburst-type bed.
Maple bedroom suite with twin beds.
lone Mahog. and ivory 7-pc. dinette
Mahog. Duncan Phyfe", style 5-pc.
dinette set.
Porcelain top kitchen set.
Decorated green LACQUER Chinese
motif silver cabinet, 3 It. Uiae, 9
IT. high.
N.ahog. kneehole desk
Lift-top extension console table.
Odd China cases.
Pair metal, twin.-size beds. complete.
Splendid odd sofas.
Studio and day beds
Ood innerspring mattresses.
Odd set OF 3 wal. dining chairs,
Attractive lamp, coflee and end tables.
Pair green narble-top Smali-saze eoin-
modes.
Broadioom wine-color rug, about
10x15.
Broadioom rug. about 1oxl4, cinna-
Nmon color.
Lot new velvet throw-size rugs.
2-in-1 living room tables.
Numerous other household effects.
AUCTIONEERS, PHONE MA. 2679.
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PROPOSALS

G0yEENMENT ay uH4 EN- E, OF THE DIsTRIcT
SANITARY ENdINEERiNd, b. G.,
October 20, 1861. SEALED PRO-
POSALS viii be received In Room
800, District Building. 14th and e
Streets, NV, WASHINGTON 4. D. C.,
and read Tor CLEANING LEA fSe'.ai ANp opIfSe LIN.
ING 1880 feet Of 36". 30" and
10" WATER MAINS, and CLEANING
$4,000 feet of 30~ diameter WATER
MAINS at various locations in WASH
ington: 2. G. Proposal forms, draw
tained in the once Of Chief Clerk,
Engineer Department. Room 427.
District Building. (Telephone Na-
tional 5000, Ext. 237S).
oc22.23.24.25,26,27 .sfI.S
TARY cOMMIssiOSN..coNTRAcsT
NO. l063-W-WATER MAIN COM
ETRUCTION.-Seaied proposals for
CONSTRUCTING in Verona, Regina and
Norden Drives. GEORGIAN Forest.
Mentsomery County, approximately
1885 feet OF ,9,inch and S-infh
once Of The WasRinston SUBURBAN u jan
Sanitary Commission. Hamilton
Street. Hyattsville. MARYLAND. untii
Monday. October 20. 1851. at 2:30
which place and time they will Be
publicly opened and read. Plans and
specifications may be obtained from
the once Of the Chief Engineer OF
the Commissions. HyattsyilIe, Mary
land, upon deposit Of $500, which
deposit VIII be returned TO bidders
or 20 those returning plans and
specifications in GOOD condition.
RAYMOND w. BELLAMY, G. q.
RAY. }. NORMAN AGER, Commits
sioners. Attest. JAMES B. PARK.
HILL. Secretary Treasurer.
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IBM Machine Operator
INSURANCE
INVESTIGATOR

Age 22-35 needed in handling tnsur-
arlce investigations In wash. and
Salary and expenses paid. Knovi. Of
typing nee. Car essential. Ma
tlonal firm; perm. position, Also
Will consider college night school
student who desires full or part time
DAY work; Must be able to devote
tons: Write full qualific ations.e Ioek
BOX 5S4. Benz. Franklin Sta, Wash.
E. d. C., or phone Ma. 4l9O be-
tween 1913 and ask for employment
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AUTO HELPERS
CAR-WASHER
GAS STA. ATTENDANT
I,IJRRTCATTlN MAN

Apply At once 70 Mr: Febo. BEAL
AUTO MECHANIC. WHITE. for used
car dept; 5-day week. paid holi.
days Cali MR.. MIX. FR. f0s2. y
AUTO MECHANICS. Opportunity for
two. Steady employment, high earn
tngs for good men; health insurance.
uroflt-sharing Dlan completely mod
ern shop with every tyne Of coup.
Wash.'s oldest and largest Dodge.
Plymouth dealership TREW MO-
TOR CO Phone Mr. Buete, service
mgr DE 1910 for appt
AUTO MECHANICS in Ford agency,
excellent working conditions, paid
holidays and vacation. Time and "a
for overtime. See Mr.. Bowen. BILL
HIMER & PALMER, BIO Ham lton
ef uva ffoy;Iia MA 90 =
Evening star., 1951-10-22

For coughing spasms, upper
bronchial congestion and that
choked-up feeling caused by
colds, there's nothing like
using Vicks VapoRub In steam.
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CLERK

Permanent Position q
White g days per week, vacation
q, and HOLIDAYS with pay. BEDELLS,
..6I0 z st. NV. DI. 7447. "a
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HARDWARE MAN. excellent opportu-
nifty Tor man to work in hardware
ditions. '0 ABBY ply ssSa seHEossBEERas. EossBE "a.
HEATING SALESMAN TO contact
builders. builders. dealers, distributors, and
gas. heating equip. Nationally ad-
vertised. Must be exper, in the above
or do not reply. Give full details in
ist letter. P. o. Box SO. Gathers.
HELPER, Is to 25 years old; install
lation OF amplifiers and loudspeakers,
INCORPORATED, I34I l. st. NV.
HOUsEMAN. white. good salary.
Apply housekeeper. CARLTON
1cE cAoTh ckEAS iSsh sfokEk aqs ( IL eiERksp.1tt
time men 70 work in our Bethesda
opportunity for advancement. paid
vacation and free Decentralization;
S ysaPs sa0qe n ace be es estreP sR a 4ss ns
ICE CREAM Me'1ISsi HARDENrNeGD En- SeD'' ROOM
man. colored for suburban Silver
Spring ice cream company, Expefi-
Good pay. opportunity for advance
ment free disqualification. paid va
cations. 5h-day week. Cali SH.
-413S, Sunday or weekdays. ga
IBM Machine Operator
Age 90 to 30, must be experienced in
various types Of IBM equipment;
wiring knowledge preferred. Please
call for appointment. ST. 1910,
Ext. 25I. -22
INSTALLATION MEN (21, for an
types OF storm windows. For Al
work or hourly Apply s to 10 am.
1929 Bladensburg I'd, -22
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CHEF

Must be Of the working va
riety. thoroughly experienced.
able to show low food costs.
AEply MANAGER. CARLYLE
HOFM.
CLERK-Young man. white. sober,
tntelligent, serious minded. to learn
DISTRICT SHADE SHOP. 2101 K
st, NV. 80
CLERK. in once. capable of handling
figures and agreeable to working odd
hours; must be fast and accurate.
state age and salary. Apply Boz
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PERSONAL

NURSING CARE--Accredited licensed
and approved. MI. Vernon Hospital
tconvalescenD. D c. NV. CO. 2a24,
WANTED: Customers VINO desire hon.
est and reliable television service.
Gse fNc.. H1pE2 HH' sasi iEssosINEERlNo iasosl sso 60.
WANTED CHILDREN for room
''r''n'ed mother Boz as2-x, xss. s.'r'
LADIES. we can tailor your suit from
surplus mems suits. Call co. S414,
2ll5 Rhode Island ave. ne. I'D
G0yERNEsS. French, speak English,
German. Spanish: children, 8 years
Up. Write Box 219-x. Star. 22'
'FEASEsT FEyNS sE.JfffY ff aoaa9s9k sss9Se TAn, ,sso
q st. NV
sISTERS-cultured. healthy. attrsc-
! sire positions on Ice. country estate,
I cattle or dairy farm. Md. or Penna.,
a. once manager. companion. social
serssasy srsr ;caTIs ssIs.a lSF motnsflsss shil- @
fufn: and REQUIRED. BOZ soS-x, s!sf.
HALLOWEEN COSTUMES for children
ss4fs sssEssss scossHtI,Msoss' n Get SI WI! !oEo
GRADUATE NURSE - Treatment
given at your home or at my once.
- AU. 3I74. -ss-.- III ~ -23
PRIVATE LESSONS In ballroom dane.
ing. 1924 Lee highway, Arl. Va,
ia, S-9400,s from 10 to IL am,
z 70 Q pm. for appointment 22s
LEA ENGEL. DREssMAKER
Dresses. suits. coats to order. Re
styling and all types alterations.
Quick service Expert workmanship.
lilo r Sc. NV. RIM. 20. Ex. 1903.
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7.JANITQR

Colored:. For large apt. bldg. Must
nave 9TH grade engineers license.
Must be sober and reliable. Adults
es az oon5 quarters and salary. Call
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THE EVENING STAR
11o1 penna. Ave, NV.
CLOSERS WANTET

CLOSERS WANTED
Experienced Perma-Stone
cloSers with own can
vaSSers. Climate allows
us year around work.
Excellent proposition
available. Call or write:
Perma-Stone Georgia
Company
lob Spring st NV. (
Atlanta, Georgia
Phone Alpine 1926
Evening star., 1951-10-22
AUTO MECHANICS

We have openings for several ex-
pcrieneed men. Modern garage and
equipment. Plenty of work. Salary
basis. disqualification and other
benefits: Paid VACATION; Beat the
land ERWIN FORD CO. Lee hwy.
and Chain Bridge rd., Fairfax. Va.
AUTOMOTIvE PARTS-We have an
excellent opening in our stockroom
for q better-than-ayerage young man
with experience to train for q big
ger job: good salary and working
conditions. MILL Err R-DUDLEY Co.
INC. 17l6 14th st. NV. -27
AUTOMOBILE PARTS RUNNER, must
know Washington and have motor
cycle permit. We have hospitaliza-
ton insurance, vacation with pay;
5-day wk.. and above average pay.
See Mr.. Green at CAPITAL GAR
AGE, 1890 N. Y. ave. NV. -22
AUTO Statesmen ~. to sell the
all-new Packard: no exper. nee. as
We will teach you to sell: many OF
our men are averaging in excess OF
S175 weekly. II you are ambitious,
desirous of bettering yourself and are
not afraid Of hard work this posi-
tlon presents an excel. oppor. Only
conscientious. Industrious, sober
men need apply. See Ed Dove bet.
a,m.-6 pm. or call for appt.
CONVICTION MOTOR CO., 1901
Wisconsin ave-. Bethesda. WI. 1900.
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'ANaioh. AM, exper.; for large apart
consider only married man. no
children; salary, $3.50 per mo-. plus
quarters. Call Ma. 1921. 30
JANiTOR fer general work In large
apartment development in Silver
ditions, no license reouired: SIsO
per mo. Telephone Mr. Finney.
~. 7-93S3, or see Mr., Evans AZ
q, r. SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV.
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AGENT

We will employ 2. men to
earn from $4,000 to SO, 900.
depending upon qualifications
and ability, to represent our
company In the WASHINGTON
area disqualification and in
surance benefits. Profit shar-
ing plan and other features
make this the most attractive
employment opportunity you
have ever investigated.
Interview 8 to IL am.
Room 639 Warner Bldg. 18th
and Z SITS. NV.
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AUDITOR. night. Immediate opening
for exper., sober. reliable man. Ap-
ply personnel once, AMBASSADOR
HOTEL: l4os < s. nv 23
store experience preferred. 706 9th
AUTO GLASS MAN-Fully exper,
AUTO GLASS SHOP. 62s Mass. ave.
NV -Ql
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ASSISTANT NIGHT AUDITOR. ia
mfliar with National Cash Register
hookkeeiing machine. Apply Treas
urer. SHOREHAM HOTEL $500 Cali
vert st. NV. -23
ASSISTANT MANAGER
vegetabIe market. Permanent posi-
tion. with Army. Exchange Service.
Apply Post Exchange, north area.
r; Myers Va, o, ooT call cH. 1000.
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN; .
openings for first-ciass body men;
to work on percentage basis; plenty
of work: modern shop; vacation
with pay and other benefits; Q
wonderful opportunity for steady
man to become established with the
areas largest body shop. ROSSLYN
AUTO BODY CO.. 1877 N. Lynn &C.,
Arl.. Va, IA. 2-2535. -23
AUTO BODY MECHANIC. lse. sub
urban Ford dealer; $3.50 basis;
plenty Of work at all times: vacation
and paid holidays; excel. working
conds. Apply to Mr.. John zimmerer,
MONROE FORD CO.. 1887 East West
hwy. Sill. Spring. Call 81. 1900.
--23
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Furniture, Rugs, Household
Effects, Suites, Odd Pieces,
Gas Range, Odd Mattresses,
New and Used from various
Homes, Stores. Apartments,
Etc
Evening star., 1951-10-22

AIRLINE RADIO MAINTENANCE ME.
CHANIC. to work at National Air
port. 2nd-class radio license, and
some AIRCRAFT exoerience mandatory.
Apply ALL AMERICAN AIRWAYS,
National AIRPORT. wash. D. C. 20
Evening star., 1951-10-22
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, JUNIOR, for cPA
without experience. Reply in own
handwriting, stating. age, marital
experience and salary desired. BOX
ADJUsTER, automobile insurance
company afdliated with General Mo-
tors Corp. wishes to employ adjuster.
50. Aptitude for mechanics, and
sales ability important. Paid train
Ing period and new company car
furnished. Good starting salary plus
cost Of living adjustments. Write
Box 27-R, Star. State education
background, work experience or
other qualifications. -22
Evening star., 1951-10-22

CLOTHING SALESMAN---An un-
usual opportunity for an experi-
enced man. Permanent connection
with top earnings. Write, stating
experience. to Box 2S2-v. Star.,-2S
CLOTHING statesmen
salary. Sfoo: perm. Appiy REGAL.
I'll 9TH st. NV. IA
COOK. colored. for sea food restau.
rant. Must be experienced. Apply
Stand No. GAL, Center Market, 5lh
and K SITS. NV. See MR.. THOMP-
SON. ME. 1874.
chef FAIRFAX HOTEL, 21Od Mass,
ave. NV. %
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HELP WTD. AGEkclEs tcsnt. J
ARLINGTON
COLONIAL EMPL.
3I7g wilson Blvd. Ari., ia. $4,000.
. OPEN Ewes. BY APPofNTMaiEaNSTT.

When ssswes1np advertisements
addressed 20 Star bofes 40 Nor
saclose oft0tnala references. photo.
graphs os other materials cf per.
soDdi rGiue Copies sefps the puy.
poss G,d oyiotndls may Get lost
Evening star., 1951-10-22
CLERK

Immediate position in our ADVERTISING
department for an alert young man,
1873; 5-day, 40-hr. week; must be
neat In appearance. courteous and
willing to give regular attendance,
Apply Personnel, Room 506. Open
weekdays. S:30-5 and Sat. 9-l. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
FRONT DESK CLERK and sWitcf-
board operator for eyeoing work ct
beautiful suburban country club.
Must have own car. Pleasant work
Call Mr.. OPERHAAGAdER, or Mr.,
BURKE at Rockville 43T3, -2S
CLERk-SALESMAN familiar with of.
nee routine; typing and building
COLLECTION MEN-win train men
In collection work. See Mr.. Klein.
MARvINS CREDIT, 734 7th st. NV.
COLLECTOR for delinquent accounts;
must have carr steady position, good
salary and car expense. II. ABRAM-
) son ~ GO. CO. 1889 7th st. NV. apply
CoLLECTIoN MANAGER. experi-
enced in installment sales. Take
charge OF ONCE. Top salary. Chance
for advancement. See Mr.. Gold.
DAILEYS. 709 7th st. NV. -s3
Evening star., 1951-10-22
ASSISTANT MANAGER
AUTO CONTROL
TOWER OPERATOR

autos through repairs and main.
tenance in N. Va. largest ChYysler.
Plymouth leadership. Must have
some idea Of price and be able to
estimate length Of time for repairs.
Good opportunity to earn top wages.
insurance, paid vacation. best work
SEE Mr.. HENDRICKS
AIS MOTORS, INC.
1910 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va,
Evening star., 1951-10-22
COLLECTOR-DRIvER


Hign school graduate. between 81 ana
30 yeais OF age. neat In appearance.
courteous capable OF handling the
public Must have clear driving rec
ord and D c. drivers permit JOB
consists Of making collections on ac-
counts of advertisers Apply PER-
t;ONNEI. Room SOC Open weekdays
S.31-5 and Sat a.i No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
40 Penna. Ave. NV
COOK, Al. for restaurant: good
wages for q good man; must be
sober and steady. Inquire COMMO-
DORE RESTAURANT. 6l5 D st. NV.
between II noon and 2 and after 8.
COOKS
First second and short-order; excel
rants JOBS N better ss nnv
sI s993 .Eis Eys r st ,sg;,cI nv; IWvAAssHaINGToN ASH
Evening star., 1951-10-22
GROCERY STOCK CLERK

Preferably over As years Of
age. to stock shelves nightly.
after 10 pm. Good position
for reliable person with refer
ences. Open Sunday. Salary,
S65 per week.
SEVEN CORNERS MARKET
Falls Church. Va.
Evening star., 1951-10-22

Zed L. Williams D Zed L. williams, Jr.
Auctioneers and Appraisers
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POTOMAC EMP,
WOMEN

1894 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. oW, l7oo.
Open Every Eve. to o. Sat. to 1.--22
Evening star., 1951-10-22
INVESTIGATOR
cor EGTnn

Nation wide finance co, has open,ro
lor ambitious young men lookins
Tor a good salaried position nluS
expense allowance-many company
dement's: experience not necessary.
IN person to LIBERTY LOAN COR.
PORATION, 1928 Georgia ave- sii.
yer Spring, Nd sac
Evening star., 1951-10-22
COPY BOYS

Immediate positions in our newsroom.
Over 81 years Of age, some college
BACKGROUND, neat In appearance and
willing to give regular attendance.
This is an opportunity to get start
Apply Personnel, Room SOC. open
weekdays. .S:3O-5 and Sat. 0-1. No
phone calls. -
THE EVENING STAR
110I Penna. Ave. NV.
COUNTER .GRILLMAN, white, for day
work. 0-day week. good salary tor
reliable man. Experience Necessary.
Call at 23l = st. NV. or ST. $780,,
DANCE TEACHERS
Young men. ages 21-29, to teach ball.
room dancing; no experience neces-
sary. complete training given free:
fuil and part time positions avail
able good salary and opportunity
desired. but not essential. Apply
IN person at either
DON MARTINI STUDIOS
502 18th st. NV. 1124 Conn. Ave.
DELIVERY MAN, over 20. grocery
exp; full or part time; ref. 1854
DEEi9fERa EE1Eyii9sfEsRs9ap Nan s ssh ahso o soSss Ss0e asy.
blinds a sa5 esln aR p1sTsicr B Ffsa vsnfs15 sHHpa
DENTAL TEGHNiCiAN. white. ap-
prentice, for bridge dept,i excel. op-
portunity; draft-exempt. 6RYNEx &
SAXON. 1927 18th st. n -23
Evening star., 1951-10-22
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secy's, stenog typists. pkprs.. recps..
typists Ole clerks, payroll clerks.
bkpg INCH. oprs. Many others
1920 n z. AVE. NV. RM. 500.
Evening star., 1951-10-22

JR. SALESMAN for baheras.h.-.
store; steady employment: onnor.
tgnity for enhancement. AsToR
MEMS sHOP, 500 9th st. NV. -SS
n,lfCHEN HELP t2). colored. Apply
rlrr ~ DSrsnn. 2n22 9th st. NV. --23
nent position for sober, rsliahis
man. Call GREENWAY INN. DE.
6249, after ~ noon. ---23
CONTINUED on Next Pagel
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JANITOR
coLoRED

Permanent position available for =
Z good man, 26-35 years OF age, who
Wuling to give regular attendance.
Apply Personnel Room 5O6. Cpen
Weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1. No
THE EyyrNrrArr, crAn
Evening star., 1951-10-22

BUTCHER
First class, self-serv. exper.: good
paying lob. Apply Sun, before
2 Pm. OF week days. 8 to 8. 1880
Evening star., 1951-10-22
ARLINGTON

o04 Colorado Bldg. NV. =
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oe1s,1s.1s.so.ss Columbian fSIiisi Siiidins.
Evening star., 1951-10-22

Good working Conditions,
good pay, chance for advance
ment. paid vacations. free hos
pitalization. Apply in person
only. See MR.. TAUBER, Fair
fax Supermarket, 1850 Pa.
ave. s.E. a.
Evening star., 1951-05-06

ATTENTION. Certain Toilet Preparation. Luggage, Bill
folds and Jewery subject to "0f tax under Federal
than s. 90 and Watches retailing at
subject to 1919 tax; all others taxed
Evening star., 1951-05-06

Prices may vary slightly in Maryland and virginia
on a few items that under State Contract laws
Right reserved to limit quantities.
Evening star., 1951-05-06

Get a glass of fresh orange juice
at Peoples to start the day off
right or for a quick pickup at
any time. Refreshing, cooling and
so good for you. Packed with
sweetness and Vitamins.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
s Children Treated
For Poisoning in Week

Six children were treated for
accidental poisoning in District
hospitals last week, after they ate
or drank camphorated oil, disin-
fectant. deodorant and rat poison.
Another child became i'll from
eating his fathers indigestion
pills, the District Red Cross Acct
dent Prevention Service added in
its report released today.
Among other home accidents,
which totaled 90 for the week,
the Service reported "a falls, 25
cuts, six burns and five bruises.
One woman, who thought her
house was on fire, jumped from a
second-story window and frac-
tured her ankle. Another woman
ran crochet hook through the
palm Of her hand.
A 12-year-old child was hit in
the eye by ''BB" pellet, an adult
burned his finger lighting cigar
cite, a two-year- swallowed
small stick and a man swallowed
a nail while he was working in
his basement.
Home injuries for 1851 so far
total 1887 the Service reported
a decrease of 1872 from the figure
last year at this time. But 101
of the 1851 accidents were fatal,
compared with 85 deaths in 1880
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Dulles Due in London
Tomorrow 10 Patch Up.
Jap Treaty Differences.
BY the Assoeiaied Press

LONDON, June 2. - John FoS-
ter Dulles arrives here tomorrow
to patch up Anglo American diff
ferenceS over Japanese peace
treaty. A compromise settlement
seems assured.
The big iSSue-whether Chinese
Reds or Nationalists should be in
vited to help draft the final
treaty--probably will be gotten
over by an agreement that neither
should be asked, informed diplo-
mats said.
A second major issue involves
the future of strategic Formosa
The big powers in the past
pledged Formosa should be re-
stored to China from whom the
Japs took it. AS the United
States and Britain recognizes two
different Chinese governments,
their probable compromise will be
to delay final settlement of For
mosa's future status until after
the Korean war ends.
Backs FOrmOSa to Reds.
Britain feels herself still bound
by her past promise to have For
mosa restored to China-Com- 4
muniSt China - when Korean
peace is secured.
The United States, on the other |
hand, favors tossing the Formosan
question into the lap of the
United Nations.
The two countries at all events |
are agreed the peace treaty must
bind Japan to give up all claims
to the island.
Mr.. Dulles is the Republican
Party adviser to the State De-
partment on foreign affairs. He |
was assigned by President Tru-
man to negotiate a series of BIZ /
lateral peace agreements with the
nations which helped to beat |
Japan. Mr.. Dulles, who is flying |
here from Washington, hopes to
have the treaty ready for sigma
ture by early fall.
he Will see Prlme Minister
Attlee and Foreign Secretary
Morrison. But his main talks
on the treaty will be with Minister
Of State Kenneth Younger and a
team of foreign Office experts.
Agree On Japan Alliance.
The United States and Britain
already have agreed on points
largely calculated to restore Japan
as a stable non-C Communist ma
tion tied to the West by a military
alliance, freed from all economic
controls and permitted to rebuild
an army, air force and navy with
out limits.
But Britain wants some things
to which the United States has
never agreed, including limited
reparations, a ban on secret
societies and extreme nationalist
organizations, and abandonment
of Japanese interest in Antarctic
territories claimed by Britain and
the Commonwealth nations.
Evening star., 1951-06-03

Connot chip, fray or stain
wash them iiffy quick.
Will outIost ordinary cords,
Choice of bridge, eonosto,
poker, pinoehle.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Bishop Dun Presents
Diplomas at St. AIbans

Diplomas were presented to 80
graduates of st. Albans School for
Boys yesterday by the Rt. Rev.
Angus Dun. Bishop of Washing
ton.
Members of the graduating class
were:
Robert Alyord. Charles Bechhoefer.
George Dubois, jr.. James Garland, jr
William Hardison, Robert Hasbrouck jr,
George Winnaeker
Roger Block Edgar Clark, Frederic Con-
over II Donald Dennison. John Doeg. jr
Robert Elwell. Peter Feringa. IT., Franklin
Ford, jr., Laurence Frost, George Gala
gher. Conrad Harper, Frank Henderson. jr.
Nathan KotZ, Richard Mccormack
George McGhee. jr., Donald McKnew. ir..
Charles Miles, Frederic Neitzke. Frederic
Pearse, II. Emile Pessagno. ir Robert
Riley III. John Shilling. Harrison Somer-
vile. jr., Frederic Towers and Charles
Warner IT,
Evening star., 1951-06-03
u. S. Still Wants Russia
To Join Pact Negotiations
BY the Assoeiated Press

py me AS$octdfed PreaS
f. NEW YORK, June 2.-The
United States invitation to Rus
sia to participate in japanese
peace treaty negotiations still
stends,' John Foster Dulles said
to-day.
I'VE have invited them (the
RuSsians) in," he said. ut still
stands"
Then the door is still open to
them and there is no time imit?"
a neWsman asked.
That is right" Mr.. Dulles re-
piled.
Mr.. Dulles was interviewed be-
fore his departure for London,
where he will confer with French
Premier Robert Schuman.