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CONTRACTORS
Cement work and brick; fiagstone.
Phone WI. 5496. 26'
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION Re
pairs. short circuits; small jobs done
lmmed. Call RA. 1922, any time
FENCE Galvanized chain nnk. oil
posts IN concrete: Immediate erec.
ton. Get the best for less: 30
months to pay Phone HO 1888
evenings and Sunday NO h52s
FLAGSTONE WORK
Stone. cement walks. steps anc
porches. and tile drainage. ANGELO
MARCUCCIO. SH. 1859.
FLOORS sANDED and finished; Ole
FLOOR SERVICE WA iI29.
FLOOR SERyICE-NotninR but the
best; laying, sanding, finishing.
cleaning; parquet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS, INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave.
FGRNfETTuRHE REFIN1sHrNG - We
make 1t look like new; reasonable
prices. Call after 8. HU. 5072
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SURPLUS TOOLS

SURPLUS TOOLS
Picks. 81: shovels. S125; mattocks
81; sledges S2.75; digging bars
$3.50; axes. hammers. GICHNER,
surplus warehouse. 2513 N st. NV
TABLES, new; Chinese imported nest
OF tables; also rugs; vases; linens
and Chou-bench. SH. 4760. pm
Queen AIMS lace, ecru. opprox.
62xs0. For further information call
EX. 7700, Ext. 11S. IA
RcA 3-way combina-
ton; 2-yr. old, mahog. cabinet; AM
FIN radio: 6 sturdy chassis; plenty
Of room for big picture tube; per-
feet condition throughout; S139.95.
Can finance. BLAIR'S Tv. 1922 Wis.
ave. Open ewes. OR. 1900. -25
rELEvISION SETS UP to 40% OF:
2-year service on all models Last
years models slashed Many floor
samples and demonstrators Free
home demonstration. Easy terms.
Open ewes. until o. ROYAL APPLI.
f.H ACE 4.S9So c09S 1911 Nichols ave. Sc"
TELEvIsIoN. '61 demonstrators; big
savings; trade and terms. P. o.
SMIJHs Hsosss g 81 g., 1874 H st. ne,
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PIANOS
PIANOS

5teinway-For the best In pianos.
where you will find q large display
Of new. and used Steinway pianos.
Come In and make your selection
now. Liberal allowance for your
arranged for the balance. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. 110S G st. NV,
D1. S464.. Washington's Exclusive
Steinway dealer. go
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

PBx-RECEPTIoNIsT course easily
learned; age no handicap. Day class
CHANDLER. Hu. 1924. ST SaSS.
NATIONAL ACADEMY of Broad
casting, 1888 18th St NV.
Get lob in radio or television.
Almost every graduate last year now
holds a worthwhile job in broad
casting. Write for folder. Jobs in
Radio" DE $3.50. %
PIANO INSTRUCTION, adults or chill
dren; reas.: conservatory degree;
$50 22nd ST NV: DI SR5R -0s
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Expert-EXperienced

Cook and housekeeper with recent
local references and health card
for young couple in apt. Persona.
laundry: 5-day wk.; l through din
ner; $50 per wk.; must be neat,
pleasant and reliable. Call OR
S765.
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ANTIQUE SPECIAL
MAY DISCOUNT SALE

Bethesda. Chevy Chase, Washing
tons large antique dealer is offer
ing saving up to SOC. Old price tags
left on new sales tags show big
discount. Many purchasers have
responded. Our stock has been re-
plenished from our refinishing shop.
Investigate for yourself. Compare
our low prices. Less than you will
pay at auctions. Terms If desired,
free delivery. We are not going out
OF business. A few examples: Pine
chests were $50 now S35. Walnut
Chests were SS5 now $50. Poster
bed, was. $40 now S35. Pine corner
cupboard was S145 now S95. Coffee
table was $50 now SI5. Pine food
safe or sideboard was $50 now S35
Unusual dry sink was S65 now S45.
Cherry ID. table was S95 now S75.
Large mahogany or walnut d.
tables were S155 now sos. Walnut
solid end chest was S175 now 500.
Large cherry chest was 1925 now
$50. Dutch cupboard glass doors
was 1925 now S140. Cherry book
case was S14O now 500 More than
300 PIECES of furniture to be sold
at big reduction. Large stock of
china. glass etc; inspection invited
Free Parking in front yard S21
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luxe s-dr'. 1851 nv model. '' MIX! H9lii io-H. r.
carton: Cost s4I995. .15fs of.
No sales tax AP. 1852 after 8 % p m
REFGRs. recond.. guar: new floor
samples: big savings P o. SMITH S
d. S. INC. 1884 H ne. Ii. 3-6O5O
REFGR., 1850 Philco., 7 Gu. it.. used
only few mo-; S175. Call Greenbelt
RUG, plum color broadloom, o by
9R; matching runner, 9 by ga
IRUGs-New chenille shag. 6x9, S25:
broadloom, 9x15, .S75; 9x12, 500;
beautiful must sell today; bargain
rugs. imported Persian Oriental
design; heavy closely woven for
sooood wearing: gx12 S4s.5e: sxll.
a'eSz sHob sizes i2sS sfoVSf g 5. oFses
rug, ssG sx1s. ali ilsa Wool "fth hiRh thTaT aueI
ity So, ,Bigelow with pad. sos, oW,
SCOOTER. cushman. 3 wheel With
large stake body and box; very rea-
sonable NORWOOD OFFICE sup
PLY CO., INC. 1859 21st st. NV.
SEWING MACHINE SALE. elec. port
able. Sl9.95. brand-new round bobin
console. S159.50 for S11950. 1912
Lee hwy CHI. 49l4. -25
SEWING MACHINES. Singer electrics:
sale or rent We also electrify all
makes sewing machines Open ewes
3l09 l4th st NV CO 222l
SEWING MACHINES-Pre-D Decoration
Day Specials Portables consoles
at tremendous savings. up to $50.
Get yours now. Domestic. White,
Free Westinghouse. Singer, New
Home. 291s Wilson blvd. OK. 1886.
SEWING MACHINES - Portable,
$29.50; console. S59.50; other bar
gains. Rentals. Repair specialists.
1918 Pa. ave. n W. MA 1O22 -2h
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FREEZER. 3o.ft: carrier freezer, 5
months old; $3.50. WI. 957O.- 26'
FUR COAT. genuine Canadian sheared
beaver ii7e r. fpl Rod length; Ike
FURSAcEMFitzsibbsoSnis a.; steei S0i; boiler; IS
series 400: oil burner included; ex-
cellent condition; $135. WI. A455.
FuRNITuREMNice din. rm. suite; vi :
Oriental rug I'' ) "iS scatter rr; rugs 81 to {,
match; Also cabinets. torch lamp
4. tables lamps. kitchen table and
chairs. RA 30l6. $3.50 3rd pl. NV.
FURNITURE-Hide love
sf snd SSf 9aFsa sa sly ssSdf fGVsnsi
$50: beds. SIS. SO; coil springs. 81,
50; box springs. SIS: lge.-size blond
chest. bargain; end. lamp and cock
Gus Gus finishes" -" chests. and AZ 't dressers, ss5
S15, SO. S24; drop-leaf tables, $13,
Sl9. S24. S29. S39: mirrors. lamps,
occa. chairs bargains; lounge chairs.
Sl9. S25; rugs, So. $40. $50; secre-
ttaries: S45s 500; knee-hole desks.
SETS SETS 5S sss ss IRE IRE RoaE RR6pIf ssqE% saoP
1745 L st. NV, RE. 1861. Terms.
Daily 1916; Tues. and Thurs. ln-s.
FURNITURE. light green. s-pc:. mod
7171. Call after 6 pm. -25
bed, $50. Studio couch, $50. Dbie.
bed and springs. SO. Upholstered
reclining chair and stool, $50. Up
holstered chair. SIS. Old chest of
drawers, $50. Old Maytag washer.
square aluminium tub. SIS. Old
lamp Ian table, Inaea S.. !" desks, sl5 and
and 8 chairs. Sis. Boudoir chair,
So Odd wooden chairs, 75c ca.
Books. pictures and :! mantel clocks.
best offer. 81. 6710. IA
FTRNITURE-Leaving city; selling
d6,in. blond Philco TV; 4 mos. old;
3x4 mirror, blond frame; blond
night stand and occasional table;
large matched pictures. OW O01O,
FURNITURE Whitney maple day
bed, desk-chest. dressing table; 5000.
FURNITURE-one Kroehler sectional
davenport. slightly used; $50. One
HOLLYWOOD bed; $40. OR. 6914.
= Bedroom suites, $50
up to S225. Sofa-bed, S35. 2-pc. liv-
ing room suite, S35. Chests and
o MISE So pes to se2 gaYy ga0es ss TSb
st. NV. Open to 7:30.
PIANO, ETC.-Estate
and. storage sale, including new and
used groups, and odd pieces. Admiral
television, baby grand piano, fine
English china dinner service. orna-
ments, glassware, wrist and pocket
watches, by auction at WESCH-
LERS, 905 E st. NV, tomorrow
a;30 m; until midafternoon.
FURNITURE-Sgle bed, dble. bed ;,
spring and mattress. dresser, chest
o. drawers. I'LL Md. ave. ne.
FURNITURE SALE-Brand- new bet
ter grade bedroom, din. room, liv.
room from unclaimed freight and
factory samples, etc, at great saw
ines for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG. 4sG New York ave. NV:
daily 10-6; Sat. TIL 4. RE. 431O
FURNITURE CUT-RATE
New bedrm.. din. rm. and liv. rm.
suites. Some unclaimed freight and
factory close-outs. 1 Hutch cabinet,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

post hole diggerS. power lawn now
ers electric hedge trimmers.
RUST'S HARDWARE
Falls Church, Va. FA 6622
Singer Sewing Machines
rsF sNGER 5fas sEMIN dsTf5ed aAcHa ae issd CO. tSF
3107 NJ St. NV. MI. 6677
7015 Wis. Ave. OIL. 7015
3421 Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 4244
1340 G st. NV. Ma. 01S4
80
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Is AIR-CONDITION

machines. horsepower motor: Car
rier General Electric York in good
condition. ready for immediate use:
original cost. S40O; sacrifice price.
oFFIcE EQUipMENT CO, 639 N. Y.
ave. n W
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

~0SSs re 81 6s 49,
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, Axe
reg. UN. 9296 after s pm.
BOXER PUPPIES. z weeks; accus;
toned to children. GIL. 3496. -26
GOOD HOME wanted for tortoise
shell cat; gentle, young female
housebroken: can have spayed rea-
sonaoly. OV. 64S1.
2 FEMALE PERSIAN KITTENS to be
given away: l full-blooded grown
Persian cat; $40. WA. 6951.
TOY FOX TERRIER, house broken
less than l yr. old. Call UN. 1851,
COCKER sPANIELs-Beautiful red
puppies; Axe reg; excel. pedigree;
choice bloodltnes: affectionate pet;
reasonable. KE. 3-5O46. go
POODLES. black standard. 2 mos old
best national and international
BOXER PUPPIES, Axe reg. 6 weeks
old. MOLLY g. DAVE FOSTER
Galesville. Md; West River 5521
SPRINGER sPANIELs. Q each male
and female; healthy, weeks old;
Axe reg. champions in every gem
Grafton; priced reduced; OW. s9S1.
KITTENS-Beautiful females, and
1-year-old male; housebroken; want
good homes with adults. Call MI.
5S06. IA
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DOGS. PETS. ETC. tcont.)

PUPPIES tmin. collies>, tri-
color. z wks.. country bred. S30-S50.
FA. 6318 after 6 or week ends. 30
BOXER PUPPIES
For sale. Call Ashton 4S71. pr
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MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING FRIDAY AM. to Hunting
ton. w Va. Return Wed, May 80.
Can take 4. TIE. S034. 24s
HASTINGS. NEBR., via Pittsburgh,
Lincoln and Omaha; 2 riders; share
expenses; MA. 59s6. "a"
Sunday; take 2; share driving, gas
expense. Call KI. -S-4sS5. ewes. "a .
CLEVELAND. OHIO, via Pittsburgh,
Packard '4S; leaving May 26, return
ing June 4. OW: 65l3.
DRIVING TO CALF. Friday, June ]
will take couple or 2 girls. share eX-
pense very reasonable). Returning
mid July. ST. 900, Ext. /, $40
a.m.-6:30 pm; GA. 4O66 after
9 pm
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled re-
dec bldg Running water in every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.: Bendix washer;
selected menu: S50-S60. 1925 2lst
St NV HU 1924
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TELEVISION RENTAL,

DO per Wk., small deposit. DOWD'E
TV. AIS Conn. ave. OR. 1900. .
TVS, save up to 25E on ali ma
tionally advertised brands; IS mos.
to pay. ALPERSTEINS ELECTRIC
VILLAGE, 1913 Piney Branch I'd,
ITYPEWRITERS, portable and stand.
ards; all makes: easy terms; used
LIZ i4th st. NV, DI. 1872.
rYPEWRITEk, L c. SMITH. special
$3.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
TYPEWRiTERS-Rent a new port.
able typewriter: Sl2 for 8 mos.
Rental will apply on purchase,
CENTRAL 2o1a 14th st. NV
VACUUM CLEANER CLEARANCE
Brand-new ROYAL, 1880; Hoover.
$3.50; Kenmore. SIS; others. 1872
Lee hwy. CHI. 4914. -25
WASHER-Kenmore wringer tvpe;
good condition; $40 or best offer.
LA. 6-9374. -26
WASHER. Bendix. checked through
out; perfect condition, used 2 years.
SllO TIE. 1882. 25'
WASHER. auto, Bendix. like new,
cost $3.50. For quick sale, $50
with guarantee. 10. 9-9513. pa
WASHER. Maytag. model 10-P, in
good operating condition, $50. Call
TW. 1135 after 7 pm. -25
WASHER-One year old: like new;
500 Also washer, good condition
condition: SEQ. AK. 9sSs.
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PLEASE DO NOT APPLY
UNLESS QUALIFIED

COLORED GIRL reliable. for ghw.;
references; hrs. $50 am. to pm
RA. S642. -25
COLoRED GIRL G.h.w.; fond OF
children; live in; 5h-day wk.; SIG
per wk. 81. 2719. -25
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SILVER, George I coffee pot. early
Victorian tea and coffee set of seven
pieces; all Hallmark. OW. 1866. =
SOFA; chair and twin divan; good
SOFA, S0-inch Lawson. large green
leaf pattern, tapestry upholstered,
S110. Also Westinghouse upright
vacuum with brand-new attach
ments. $40. Call OR. 3742. -24
SOFA Eclipse; new
Call LO. SSH, after 4 pm
-25
SOFA BED. rollaway bed. lime spread
er; excellent condition.; very reason
able. LO. 3-71 63 after 6 pm -23
STENOTfPE.. rate modei. Geconal.
toned. guaranteed S42.50 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO s13 14th st
NV
STONE-Beautify your home with
tombstone. Applied over any sur
face. The dollar value to your home
is many times the cost of Bond
stone. Free esti., 80 mo. to pay. WI.
60s6. CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO.;
1919 Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Md
STOVE. Hotpoint elec., 3 burners and
deep well; like new. 5000 Old Riggs
rd'' Langley Park Nd after Z Il. pm,
sTovE-GAs wELBILT, 81 in, 4
burners; 4 years old; $50. SH.
1868, "a
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Z7Il QUE ST. BE.
Nice apt. with liv.. rm., 2 bedfms., ),
kit. dinette and bath; $p2.5O per
mo, heat and hot water incl,
FLOYD z; DAVIS CO., 1929 x
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FLOORING

Lumber suitable for sheathing. door-
ing or sub-f1ooring; special this
week, S25 a M at yard.
ACE WRECKING co.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-05Oo
Evening star., 1951-05-24

discont. models, floor models. used
TV. Compare our prices with any
in town. All popular brand sets,
we guarantee to save. BLAIR'S TV,
4Ngg WIS. ave. Omen ewes OR rSnQ
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MIscL. FOR SALE Cont

MISCL. FOX SALE lConf.)
FURNITURE-Comp. apt. furnishings
Practically new. Less then half orig
price. Moving out of town. Call
ia. 5163. 81
FURNITURE 40% OFF
SALE FROM RAILROAD
IIN1Cr hIA6En rnpEnnrIm
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Lewiston BARGAINS

TELEvIsIoN, 1851 1e-inch Admiral
table model; never used; $175.
/ DR. IeCENDRE. AP R17a
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CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROoTER. phone RA 1888 any day
Evening star., 1951-07-04
ID Million Fish Planted
In Novu Scotiu Streams
Ry ihe A.soeioted Press

HALIFAX-Anglers can take
note nav that Nova Scotia
stocked $50 streams with 14,132,-
900 trout and salmon last year.
The program is designed to i'm
prove sport fishing for both resi-
dents and visitors.
Evening star., 1951-07-04
Cancer Patients S
Sons Held in Theft
OF Her Morphine
By the Assoeioted Press

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 1.-Two
brothers are accused of stealing
morphine prescribed for their
cancer stricken mother and using
it for kicks"
Amedeo and Phillip Delponte
were bound over yesterda, to a
Federal grand jury on charges Of
illegal possession of narcotics.
A practical nurse. Mrs. Hazel
Taylor. was accused of sharing in
the stolen morphine. She was
held to the grand jury on the
same charge.
Federal Narcotics Agent Henry
IB. Hayes said the arrests came
after neighbors complained the
brothers were taking morphine
which doctors had pescribed for
89-year- -old Mrs. Mamie Lou
Delponte.
1t. Jack Hardy of the Memphis
vice squad said Amedeo, 48, re-
ceived a daily prescription fol
morphine from a physician treat
ing Mrs. Delponte. It called fol
so one-fourth grain tablets.
1t. Hardy said Mrs. Delponte
was given some of the tablets and
the remainder was split between
the brothers and Mrs. Taylor.
Evening star., 1951-07-04

State Corporation Commission
turned down a similar request by
another Columbia subsidiary, the
Virginia Gas Distribution Corp,
for the Waynesboro area.
Washington Gas Light Co. Of
flcials complained that the petit
tions filed in the two adjoining
States would apply only to the
Washington area. They said that
the vast Columbia system, serv-
ing several States, should seek to
equalize the burden on consumers
throughout the entire area.
Records at the District Public
Utilities Commission show the
amount of gas delivered to WASH
ington Gas Light Co. each year.
Company officials say the figures
include fuel delivered to the two
suburban subsidiaries as we'll as
gas "lost" or otherwise unac-
counted for.
Last year. the figures show, the
gas company received 205.4 mil
lion therms. Records for previous
years include 1949, 1867 million
'1948. 1905 million; 1947 (when the
District changed from manufac-
tured to natural gas), 1887
million; 1946 when the suburbs
changed to natural gas>. 1918
million; 1945, 117.9 million; 1914
1855 million; 1943, 110.8 million;
1912, 1910 million; 1941, 92.C
million, and 1910. 86.6 million.
Evening star., 1951-07-04
School Board Plans WiIIston
Addition Without Extru Lund

minimum of five acres for a school
of the size planned at Willston.
Fred w. Robinson, a member Of
the school board since 1927. was
its chairman Yesterday.
He has held that position since
1910. Alex Haight was reelected
vice chairman and w. Clement
Jacobs was reappointed clerk.
The School Board received let
ter of acknowledgment from
Commerce Secretary Sawyer re-
garding the boards offer to sell
the Burke School to the Govern
ment if the airport is built in
that area. The letter did not indi-
cate what the Governments ac-
ton might be on the boards pro-
lpoSal.
Evening star., 1951-07-04

The Fairfax County School
Board is going ahead with plans to
build an eight-room addition TO
the Willston Elementary School
School Board members were ad-
vised yesterday that State educa-
ton officials have approved ex-
pansion of the school without the
addition of any more land.
Earlier. the School Board had
planned to buy two additional
acres adjacent to the present four
acre school site, but the price was
considered too high. The property
is located on Lee boulevard just
south OF Seven Corners, and view
ers valued the two acres at $685.
900. School Board members said
they understood the owners wanted
more than double that amount.
Ordinarily, the State requires a
Evening star., 1951-07-04
British (iImen Expect
TO Leave Iran Area
Within IS Days
BY the Associated Press

TEHRAN, Iran, July 4.-British
oilmen laid final plans today to
get out of Iran in the next 18
days, leaving the Iranians to solve
their own problems unless q COM
promise in the oil naturalization
dispute is reached.
Associated Press Correspondent
James M. Long reported from
Abadan, seat of the oil industry
which is Trans financial backbone,
that the British owned Anglo
Iranian Oil Co. planned COM
plete evacuation of British person.
mel from the oil fields unless
were resumed be-
tween the British and the Iran
|ians.
May Close Refinery.
Mr.. Long said if the evacuation
plan is carried out, within the
next 18 days wells in the Khuzis-
tan oil field would be capped anc
the giant Abadan refinery-tht
worlds largest-would shut dowr
until the Iranian National OF
Commission named to run ths
nationalized industry could TAXI
over operations.
Most observers doubted thai
the British -Iranian negotiations
would be resumed, or that the
Iranians could operate their OF
industry without the British fielc
staff of more than 600 experts
and technicianS.
The Anglo-Iranian Co. mean
while announced further cuts IL
production at the Abadan re-
finery to postpone capacity filling
of storage tanks. When the tank
are full, the British have said
] their oil personnel will leave tn
country.
Production Cut Sharply.
] Refinery Manager c. H. B. Ros
announced production would b
reduced in the next five days t.
one fifth of the reflnery's maxi
mum. The Abadan installation
capable of handling 20 million
gallons of crude oil daily, las
week end was put on an 8-mil
lion-gallon rate. That produc
tion, it was estimated, would fl
the tanks in 20 days.
Mr.. Ross said operations prob
ably would be cut to handle abou
4 million gallons daily.
:. The pileup in the storage tank
has resulted from Trans refuss
, to let AIOC's tankers sail loade
unless the company acknowledge
I, Iranian ownership of the oil
> This the company refuses to dt
Evening star., 1951-07-04
Canadian Rails Awarded :
Il Pct. Freight Rate Rise
By the Assoeiofed Press

OTTAWA, July 4.-Canadian
railways today were awarded an
interim II per cent freight rate
increase estimated to add $54
million a year t, the country's
annual freight bill.
The railways had asked for $50
million, made up of a double
barrelled increase of S and IS per
cent.
The increases were asked
chiefly to meet higher wage costs
resulting from the settlement of
the general railway strike of last
August. It is the third major in
crease in rail rates since 1916.
Evening star., 1951-07-04
AttIee and Churchill Agree
On Second Oil Conference

LONDON. July 4 P.-Prime
Minister Attlee and Opposition
Leader Winston Churchill agreed
to another secret meeting to dis
cuss the Iranian oil crisis tonight.
The talk was arranged at Mr..
Churchill's request.
The two leaders last met June
81 to discuss the explosive oil sit
uation. Mr.. Churchill sought that
parley to discuss matters he said
weer better dealt with in private
than in an open House of Com
mons session.
Foreign Secretary Herbert Nor
rison and Deputy Opposition Lead
er Anthony Eden will attend to-
nights session.
Evening star., 1951-07-04

South America was the original
home of quinine.
Evening star., 1951-07-04
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ter in the order of their seniority. :.
The men will have seven days in
which to reply, or forfeit their re-
call rights. Those taken back are
restored with full seniority rights
existing at the time of their sep
aration.
Selection Up to Company.
This compromise measure gives
the company the right to select
workers to fill the jobs actually
needed, instead of recalling non-
operating workers of any descrip-
ton because of their seniority
standing.
The 3 cents in fringe benefits
will be spread thus by the union:
Pensions, $4,000; holidays, STA
$50; upgrading, $17,250. and va
cations. $28,600.
Both the wage and fringe in
Icreases must be cleared with the
Wage Sterilization Board, and
the fringe increases with the In
Iternal Revenue Bureau. The
clearance is regarded as routine.
2 New Paid Holidays Won.
Two additional paid holidays
were won by the operating en-
Iployes, who originally had only
Thanksgiving and Christmas. The
new holidays will be the Fourth
and Labor Day.
Pensions for employees with Is
years service were increased from
$50 to $40, with the company
footing thirds and employees
one third of the bill. The agree
ment was made effective for two
years, instead of the three-year
terms written into two previous
contracts.
Vacations were improved to give
employees three weeks after II
years instead of the Is years re-
quired before.
The union also won reclassifica-
ltion and upgrading improvements
for some shop employees.
Fears that the strikes enc
would find automobiles parked OF
street car tracks were not born
out. Because a tentative agree
ment was reached yesterda.
morning, police were able to Civ
ample notice to motorists who hat
parked on tracks under the re
Ilaxed traffic regulations.
Three Cars left on Tracks.
Three cars were parked on ]
street tracks after midnight, bu
the owners had left their tele
phone numbers and police reaches
them without having to haul tn
cars away.
The huge influx of cars into tn
downtown district created NOR
; traffic problems in the rush hou
traffic yesterday evening, but tn
movement appeared smoothe
than it was Monday.
Working as much as IL and l
hours a day. police blanketed tn
city, keeping traffic moving at in
, tersections.
: Many motorists were apprecia
, tive enough of the police work t
telephone messages of commenda
ton to police headquarters.
Evening star., 1951-07-04

Belfast shipbuilding is booming
again.
Evening star., 1951-07-04
Iran Held Eager to Use
Italian Oil Technicions

ROME, July (P.-Iran is eager
to use Italian technicans in its
newly nationalized oil industry and
in other enterprises, Ali Mansur,
former Iranian Premier and now
Ambassador to Rome, said yester-
day.
"As a result of the nationaliza-
tion law" he said here, Tran will
its economic structure
Ito increase exchanges between our
two countries. Iran will export
Ito Italy oil, wheat and cotton,
importing agricultural and indus
trial machinery from Italy, with
out any need to use foreign cur
lrencies."