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Evening star., 1951-06-02
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Evening star., 1951-06-02
Shelton Has Operation

SANTA MONICA, Calf. June
IP.-Comedian Red Shelton un-
Iderwent an emergency operation
for appendicitis this morning. DR.
Stanley zimmerman, who per-
formed the operation. said Shelton
lis progressing satisfactorily.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
$105 Stolen From Bible

SEATTLE, June 2 (R.-Evelyn
Koening reported to police yes
terday thief stole $105 from her
apartment. The money, she said,
was hidden in her Bible.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
Congress in Brief

6Cu6VCs
Armed Services and Foreign Re.
Ilations Committees question Sec
retary of State Acheson for secone
lday on Far Eastern policies.
House:
Adjourned until Monday.
Evening star., 1951-06-02

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 80, on June l.
Lowest, IL. on February 8.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High. 30. at sos pm.
Low, 81, at 6:45 am.
Evening star., 1951-06-02

Water will boil at its normal
freezing point Of 80 degrees Fab
renheit If it is in a very high
vacuum.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
Womun Started Empire Day

LONDON.-Great Britain's EN-
Ipire Day was originated in 1887 by
a Canadian woman, Mrs. Clemen-
tine Fessenden.
Evening star., 1951-06-02

River Report
CFrom United States Engineers.)
Potomac. River clear at Harpers Ferry
and Great Falls: Shenandoah clear al
Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1951-06-02

Monthly precipitation in inches in tn,
Capital (current month to date):
Evening star., 1951-06-02

The Sun and Moon.
Evening star., 1951-06-02

Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast anS
Evening star., 1951-06-02

IS. cUsToDIAL, PROTECTIVE Employees.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
CONTACT
LENSES Now $40. .o5

Washington, D. C.-If you need
or wear glasses, you should be
interested in a Washington Con-
tact Lens firms offer of their
newly discovered fluidless cor
neal contact lenses for only $49.95.
The reason they are able to sell
them at such a low price is be-
cause they manufacture the
lenses themselves in their own
large laboratories. Budget pay
ments are available. These lenses
are so invisible your own friends
won't know you are wearing
them. Made Of plastic, they are
so safe, football players wear
them. No impressions or fluid
needed. They are tiny-about
half the size Of a dime, feather
weight, and tissue thin. Call at
once at D. c. Invisible Contact
Lens Service Co., COS 14th st.
NV, Suite 203 Westory Bldg.
Phone Republic 1888. No ap-
pointment is necessary. If you
prefer, phone or write for ap-
pointment or for Free Booklet.
Open 8 AM. to 6 PM, including
Saturday.
Evening star., 1951-03-28

Clean windows quicker this new, improved way.
Sponge on GLASS WAX wipe it clean No muss,
no fuss, no water. It dry cleans glass. Chemically
all 80 kinds of dirt commonly found
on windows across America. cleans 80 kinds Of dirt in
80 seconda Dry clean your windows and
mirrors with GLASS WAX Nothing better
anywhere for cleaning glass and slverware.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
WeIIes, in New Book
Says Hoover Policy
Would Invite War
By the A.soeio,ed Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 28.-Sum.
ner Welles, wartime Undersecre.
tary Of State; says the United
States can follow the advice o1
former President Herbert Hoover
only at the risk of courting ar
inevitable war with Russia.
In such a conflict, Mr.. Welle.
adds, the United States woulc
have to fight under far worse
conditions than those which now
exist"
Mr.. Welles gave his views in a
new book. Seven Decisions That
Shaped History" published today
by Harper & Bros.
The former State Department
official also is critical OF the
Truman administrations rec
ord OF inefficiency and of vacil-
lation" in the Far East.
Roosevelt Policies Defended.
On the other hand Mr.. Welles
strongly defends the bulk of the
late President Roosevelt's World
War II decisions at Cairo
Teheran and Yalta. Mr.. Welles
adds that Mr.. Roosevelt might
have prevented the Communist
grab for power in China.
Mr.. Welles appeals for a truly
bipartisan" foreign policy to con-
tain Russia by military and
economic force. He says that Il
such policy avoids war, then
little by little the Iron Curtain
will rust away"
The author says MIR. Hoover's
suggestion of a Western Hemis-
phere Gibraltar typifies a "neo-
Iisolationism that would be as
pusillanimous as it would be dis
lastrous" for America.
Plan Would ALLEVIATE Allies.
What Mr.. Hoover has urged
is tantamount to nothing
less than the scuttling of all
forms Of collective security" says
Mr.. Welles g. and the abandon
ment of all Europe-except per-
haps Great Britain-all Asia and
presumably all Africa to Soviet
Communist control"
Mr.. Welles adds that the for
mer Presidents policy would leave
the United States without an
ally in the world" and without
necessary industrial resources and
strategic advantages.
Mr.. Hoover's secretary told
newsmen that the former Presi-
dent has not read Mr.. Welles
book.
In defending President Roose-
welt, MIR. Welles say his decisions
during the war will be proved
sound in the light of the condi-
tions at the time they were con-
Icluded."
Mr.. Welles declares that former
Secretary Of State James F,
Byrnes was unschooled in foreign
affairs when he took part in post
war negotiations with Russia.
Mr.. Byrnes. now Governor of
South Carolina. refused to COM
ment.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
) Who Ruled Belgium
For Nazis Wins Freedom
BY the Assoeiosed Press

BRUSSELS. Belgium, Mar. o.
Gen. Ernst Alexander Won Falken.
hausen. Nazi military governor of
occupied Belgium during World
War II, was released from st.
GILES Prison here under cover of
darkness early today.
Two other Nazi officials during
the German occupation-Hans
Reeder, former civilian admins
traitor for the country and Gen.
Georg Bertram, former COM
mander of the Liege area-were
freed at the same time.
All three presumably headed for
the German border. Won Falken-
hausen left the prison by auto
mobile.
They became eligible for release
after serving one-third of the
sentences given them by war
crimes courts. Won Falkenhausen
and Reeder had been sentenced to
12-year terms and Bertram to 10
wears,
Evening star., 1951-03-28
BY the Assoeiufsd Press

NEW YORK. Mar. 2s.-The
Motion Picture Association of
America has ruled out movie use
of stories relating to illegal drugs
and abortion. 1t has frightened
regulations on scenes depicting
suicide.
The action was taken yesterday
lat a meeting of MPAA directors,
who amended portions of the in
|dustry's voluntary production code
bearing on the treatment of crime
in movies. While voluntary, the
code is observed by film companies.
One amendment provides that
neither the illegal drug traffic,
nor drug addiction, must ever be
presented" Previously, these sub
jects could be used under certain
conditions.
Abortion was listed as taboo,
along with sex hygiene and We
nereal diseases, on the grounds
they are mot proper subjects forI
theatrical motion pictures" The
MPAA said abortion never has
been approved in effect as a pic
ture subject but the code did not
specifically ban it.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
Argentina Prohibits
News Broadcast by
American Embassy
By the Asseeiaied Press

BUENOS AIRES. Mar. 28.-The
daily l5-minute news broadcast by
1.-THE United States Embassy has
been blacked out in Argentina.
A notice posted on the bulletin
board Of Radio Belgrano by the
stations artistic director, Ignacio
de Maria. said there shall be no
radio programs dedicated to any
given country or under the aus
pices Of any embassy. consulate
or cultural institute"
Robert Caldwell, public affairs
officer of the United States En-
bassy. said yesterday he had pro-
tested to "high officials" and he
believed the order would be re-
scinded.
Mr.. Caldwell said he understood
a similar order was issued verbally
to Radio Splendid, where the
Embassy's cultural division had
scheduled its weekly 25-minute
program for today.
The cultural program had been
stopped 10 months ago for about
four days and then permitted to
resume.
Both Radio Belgrano and Radio
Splendid are heard through net
works covering all of Argentina.
Criticism in the United States
|of the Argentine governments
seizure last week of the independ-
ent newspaper La Prensa has
brought mounting anti-American
feeling in Buenos Aires.
President Juan D. Peron's gov
ernment claims radio stations are
independent enterprises in Argen-
tina. However. it maintains rigid
control and censorship over them.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
Movies Rule Out StoriesReIotino
To Illegal Drugs and Abortion

Suicide previously has been
characterized as morally question
able and "bad theater" unless alb
solutely necessary for plot develop
ment. To this was added:
1T should never be justified or
glorif1ed, or used to defeat the
due processes of law"
A regulation against scenes
showing law enforcement officers
dying at the hands Of criminals
was eased somewhat. They can
be used if vital to the plot.
The board reelected all its
officers. including Eric Johnston,
president. Mr.. Johnston presently
is in Washington as economic
stabilizer.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
Police Fail to Appreciate
Motorists License Art
Nv n. A...<;..oIp...

BY the Associated Press
SALT LAKE CITY, Mar. o.
AS Utah motorists well know,
Utah's 1851 auto license plates are
green and white.
However, police found a set
which were black and white.
A color-conscious motorist had
repainted the plates to match his
car
The licenses were confiscated.
Evening star., 1951-03-28

ADVERTISEMENT. A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-23
SHOE SALESMAN
SHOE SALESMAN

Exper.. salary and comm: for
Women's and children's shoes. Ap-
ply MURRAY'S. 1907 Georgia ave-,
Silver Spring, Nd -23
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hELP MEN
Sales representatives

sSD n saa has seanf saGs
w yona msn. e s. 81 Years es ia
Salary and expenses. Must furnish
y yisT o sSonts csE eEssfRR9EN sssS
$50 am. to 1870 pm. 20.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Excellent opportunity with national
pany with sales OF over. $500. DOC, 900
annually; advancement into mana.
gerial positions. based upon merit
and ability, liberal remuneration
and compensation; young S. n man ce.
resume Box 1851. star. pa
sALEsMAN l!qyor store; wsntesS 'o for
experience preferred. Apply 9:30
am. or call for. apt. WELTMANS IS
1885 Minnesota ave. ne. obu.
Salesman ISSMSiAN speciality printing. snap;
outs. continuous forms ana gener 81
I printing; good opportunity for az,
gHTsEf;ssMS fA Men auto Pn sa s VI
will pay best salary. commission
and bonus. Many other privilege;
to man that Is willing to get ahead
This Is q golden opportunity FOL
the right man. HERSON'S AUTO 8
APPLIANCE CO., TIA o st. NV
sAnHfEs1M11 aS STORM WINDOWS: W
have q double hung and an outsid
easement; two Of the better alumni
mum storm windows on the market
n you are an experienced salesman
with good record. We Will give 70!
8 dealers price on the windows. Will
full commission paid on approya
and measurement. MI. b4S9 10
further information SELF
SALESMAN. no experience required
21.30. Apply IN personS WESTEEIr
ave. Silver Spring. -ZS
SALESMAN to call Ton auto deale
trade in D. c. area with high qualit
line tailored seat covers. Must be
good character and accustomed Y
substantial earnings. Liberal com
mission, paid promptly. Old rehabl
line, nationally known. Interview
will be arranged. Apply with refer
ence and phone No., Box lo4-M
SALESMAN, real estate. to sell new
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2-6 pm. 40
sALEsMAN-old-line life ms. com
pany has established debit opening
Guar. salary and liberal commlS
sions. Cali ST. $3.50. Mr.. SP1SS5H
SALESMAN, exper. preferable. fol
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position for right individual. Cal
AK
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CAR wAsHER-Good colored man,
attendance: 5000 mo. and commits
sion. BARRoNs SUNoCo SERVICE.
wis. ave and River I'd, -23
CARPENTER, permanent position. for
reliable man desiring general main;
staee. 1 ss. entrance HSis HOTEL
GAR1P iENSFTEEiRs housing project; first-
class men only; some helpers. CAPT.
TAI cITY CONSTRUCTION go Co.
CARPE Sl1ii1Ss good men: per
manent Job; open shop; current
blvd. Bethesda. Md. -23
CARPENTER, white. nonunion, ex-
geEasRsff Rsiy wanted h4 1925 81 an
pay. VIM. E. RICHARDSON. NC,
S720 Flower ave-, Sill. Spg.. Md. Call
SH. 4030; ewes. 81. 6240. PA
CARPENTERS, good trim hands. Ap-
aye 1sss..r north side of Bureau u, OF
Cs iRsPPaaSNETrEsiRs trim and 1 frame,
$3.50 per hour. steady work for
good men. Apply 5404 Moorland
CHRFENTERs AND PAINTERS. only
HAN. INC, 37th and Gallatin SITS.
Hyattsville. Md. Apply Mr.. F. W
Stevens or phone Rockville 4177
from 6-2 D.m. -26
CARPENTERS; good pay. Apply in
person only at Job at wheaton. Nd.
Go out Ga. ave. ext. to Ltnden ST.:
follow sign on left to SOUTHERN
ENGINEERs BRICK RAMBLERs
Phone DU. 260S. -23
CARPENTERS, LIST class. all around
steady work, plenty of opportuni.
ties for right men. Report to 7051
Western ave. NV. or call OIL. 096e
after $40. -25
CARPENTER, sober, reliable; goot
frame and trim man. Steady work
1925 an hour. Call SH. 017S. "a
CARPENTERS for house work; good
mechanics only. Hampden and Lam
beth I'd. Bethesda. Md: rs
CARPENTERS HELPER, experienced
man, needed for established firm;
permanent position available; for
year-around inside work. Apply MI.
Edward. JOHN q. WEBSTER co.
CARPENTER-STAIR BUILDER. now
ready to be done BY contract. BIO
Oneida st. ne. MAX MILLER. FIR.
2100 or ia. 1858. "a
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HELP MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
Apply in person. SUN OIL co"
sE SEW HSnn s TAI aiS Attendant,
white, $40 day, plus commission and
vacation. only experienced man need
apply, see MR.. BARRON, manager,
Sunoco Service Station. Wisconsin
ave, and River I'd. -%9
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. at
tractive proposition for capable man.
local refs required, BLACKBuRN'S
sUNoco. 1887 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white, over FL; experience neces.
sary. Apply in person. MITCHELL'S
AMOCO SERVICE STATION, 6413
Brookville I'd. Oh. CHI, Nd. %
SERVICE STATION ATT.
Daytime work. must be experienced.
large service station. Apply LEE
PERSHING ESQ. OW. 7707. 20
SERVICE STATION MEN (2); must
know fabrication and minor me-
ehanics; references required. Ex-
cellcnt salary. HILLCREST AMOCo
SERVICE. at Alabama ave. and
Naylor I'd. Sc. ID .
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HELP WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN, manicurist: excellent
PPa EE s gS1d hours; s ar conditioned.
BEAUTICIAN. exper., all around, good
salary and commission. Good hours.
steady position: Apply SHEPHERD
ave. NV. "a
BEAUTICIAN. full-tirne operator. CAN
OK. 1887 days. ia. 2-944I ewes.
Midwest girl preferred. "a
BEAUTICIAN. all round, experienced.
5-day week. good salary and com.
mission. RENE, 1704 Conn. ave. DE.
1913. -23
BEAUTICIAN-wonderful opportunity
for an outstanding experienced girl
in all lines Of beauty culture; girl
who Is better than average; all re-
plies confidential. Write BOX 45-L.
Star. go
BEAUTICIAN, all-around operator;
salary and commission. Beauty Salon,
HOTEL STATLER. -26
BEAUTICIAN. experienced, full time;
salary and commission; Arlington,
Va. Call KE. 3-6464 or ia. 1886.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-23
BOWIE'S
474 VIRGINIA AVE. S.W.

AUTO TUNE-UP MECHANIC
New-car dealer has opening for drst--
class experienced reliable man. MUST
be tlioroughly familiar with all types
Of engine tune-up, electrical ana
carburetor work; top weekly salary
for right man; 6h-day week with
ment: paid vacations with. life in
surance and disqualification for your
self and dependents. Married man
preferred. Reply briefly stating .ex-
perience, age and marital status.
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HELP MEN
MECHANIC
SEWING MACHINE

Must be top-grade man for setting
up and servicing our own product
only. Must have car; excel. salary
plus car allowance; opportunity for
advancement to right man. For apt.
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FOX & KASMIR


3742 10th st. NE. "a
UPHOLsTERERS. white, experienced
%S aSS DSFh ap pHsS aST o ssoa
Woodley I'd. NV. Pa
WALTERS lcolored). excel. opportun-
ity to earn good wages and tips II
exclusive restaurant. WEARLEY'S
SIG North Capitol st.
WATERS, colored, not over 40 yrs
Of age; ref: REQUIRED; salary y 1 gsns
See See club sS ofiesr, 9 to B. ANDREWS h
ITALIAN RESTAURANT. 1876 indie
wgS sasdhfhNse M sxsi iii; MECHANIC. ex-
cellent opportunity; permanent en-
%sss, Do%s suF1 aEEc4R1c Gee o.
w ftTfc MARI sV Experienced; pleasant
risht man s0n JuL16s WOLFE : CO.
INC, 1915 Baltimore ave-, College
Park. Md. uN. 0444.
work and defense work; Also e x
perienced aluminium welder: STEADY
GGfcfANER Err IRON wsoRKs. INC l2i4
W S6tS s fI,RRRiS NsER AND sporrER. ez-
perienced. CALVERT CLEANERS
MAH MdssTns aiat aTs n~ has openins
for experienced major appliance
service man; 6-day wk.; paid vaca;
ton: car allowance: overtime; paid
holidays. For information, ask Tor
MR.. PAUL at FIR. 9936, 1913 daily.
MAN (colored). not over age ,35, te
wax and clean floors; must have ]
years experiences; permanent 1op
hours 12 to 8 am. B days week
Apply MR.. WEAVER, basement, slt
14th st. NV. IS
MAN, white, to learn passenger tir:
rssappins siT SeI T Esss , sSnSas
S1.1o when able to operate alone
Must be willing worker: BURR
HEISHMANS. 1903 Lee hwy. Ar
lington, Va. Ask for Mr.. Jennell,
MAN. must be familiar with repair
Of dented metal services; ,c 40rnr;' o. o.
purchases and other company bene
v st. ne. LA. $3.50; rear Of Ho
shopps; Bladensburg I'd. sE SEE
MAN to mansge DR. cleaning . ing $50 ssoT s
ing business: must be reliable AM
be able to furnish good references
excellent salary; good working con
ditions. Apply DEBONAIR VALET
1912 Conn, See Mr.. Iacone. 90
MAN, II you're over 25. married an,
have car and looking for a per
manent Job with good earnings pai'
weekly, phone DU. 4677. 2 to 8 pm.
ask for MR.. HOWARD:
MAN WITH CAR-Would you IKE Z,
increas. your weekly income $50 y
S26 or more during your spare TIM
sell.re Rawleigh Products to con
sumers nearby? Write RAWLEIGHS
Dept DCH-14-247. Chester, Pa;
MEN, interested in learning sheet.
metal fabrication; no sxperisInIc!!
required, See Mr.. Dove. COLUMB11A
Chevy Chase. Md.
MEN (whitel. for promotion work foi
large distributor: 5-day wk.. vaca:
tions. Apply 1871 9TH st. NV. .-2t
MEN; white. between 40 and 30 e
work In valet shop. Light work
Apply in person to Mr.. Cniek
WILTSHIRE PARKWAY VALET
37Ol Conn. ave. -
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LABORERS for concrete and grading
work on construction job. Apply
J: B. T1FFEY & SON, LIST and Web
LABORERs, for construction work;
report. to 6703 Nicholson st., East
Riverdale. Md. (Templeton Knolls).
LABORATORY MECHANIC. research
and development. electro-mechanica
devices. Must be familiar with ma
chine shop methods and capable of
significant contribution to the de-
sign Of scientific Instrumentation.
Salary. S3.000-S4. 900 year. AT
LANTIC RESEARCH CORP. Phone
Lo2NNDsscczAIfE SALESMAN, must b.
s sssS szDer' have car. as o..
LiNOIEUM and tile mechanics. ex-
perienced only. top pay. all,year-
LIMoLEuM CO.; 1900 H st: ne.
experienced only. Apply SPAR
LIQUORS: 3g1S s, Capitol st. rs
only; top pay; good Z. q. man; Air-
LUMBER AND MILLwORK MAN;
order clerk. and counter man. In
retail millwork and lumber yard.
6Mco MTLLwORK & LUMBER CO..
Benning I'd. and MINI. ave. ne.
for small precision work;
s years experience. Call IA.
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GUARDS
ERGO

ENGINEERING q RESEARCH CORP
RIVERDALE, MD.
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CAR HOPS, WATERS

N terestine Jobs for younS men on fIiil
or part time, day and night shifts.
Salary plus excellent tips. meals and
uniforms furnished. Employment
benefits include paid vacations. sick
leave. insurance and disqualification.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES. INC.
1924 II st. NV. No Phone Calls
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BAKERS HELPER wanted. Phone
Jackson 5-71S1. -23
BAKERS HELPER, white. must have
some exper.; nightwork. closed Sun.
e sRsly IN SHOP RS5Plnsi o1s4 oo cOissyiIs
RHRrENDER; white. experienced: for
nightwork. Non-alcoholic; must have
Tefersnsss; Call 10. S.4646. "a
BO0KkEEPER = Construction once
good opportunity for capable man.
State experiences and salary desired.
Bo BOO iSIii En- experience in auto.
motive field preferred; splendid
oppor. fol-. right man; Apply in
MOTOR Co. $50 BladensburE
B nsi RI for glazed tile pal parti-
tons and exterior brickwork on
eo 5ss hofPtaa olG psd in Xppg AN
CHOIR INVESTMENT CO.. 900 T st.
BGEELDozER OPERATOR, expert.
eneed; good salary. Call Fairfax
BG niiH OPERATOR. top pay pay to
top man; report to 5703 Nicholson
st., East Riverdale. Md. (Tembleton
Bus 1h0n DRIVER, cOlored, for M private
for risht G mann. caii RA. eS4s. F IT,
II to / pm. No other time.
BUTCHER. capable Of taking COM
plete charge; non alcoholic, good
hrs; apply in person: WOODLEY
FOODS, 1919 Conn. ave. NV. -27
CABINET MAKER; also must be able
to run wood working machinery
and do fine special mill work.
Established firm. year-'round work;
exceptional working conditions. Cali
ARL MILL WORKS CO., INC. OF.