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Route Statesmen
SALES ENGINEERS

Expansion plans of Washington branch
office opens opportunity for college
graduates with at least 2 years OF
enaineering education or. the equiv
alent in actual engineering expert
Graduate electrical or mechanical
engineers, age $3.50. with sales
aptitude preferred. Background of
domestic and commercial heating
SYSTEM, stems, desirable but net essential;
months training school at home
ONCE and factory with salary and
expenses paid.
This is an opportunity to become
permanent member Of the sales en-
ssineering saneeI division Of the worlds
electronic. automatic heating con-
trolls. Respond in writing only,
giving details OF education and ex-
perlence background to MINNEAP-
Oils HONEYWELL REGULATOR
co. Heating Controls Division, 1926
SALESMAN = Growing concern with
general Ms lninttas oftices and factory, located
man with car. who is willing to work
hard for good income, selling high
GRADE, yet competitive products. to
nuIldcfS and home owners. II you
are the man we are looking for, you
WI, WI - receive .sssn a draw AGAINST liberal
protected territory and leads fur
nished. Write to Box 119-T. Star.
SALEsMAN-Retail: must have SPORT
ng goods experience. Apply ?33
sALEsMAN@-An excellent opportunity
rs onered an ambitious college grad
uate to sell for an old, established
Supply tepnse. Box 23S-S. Star. 25*
SALESMAN ambitious man for out
snn, siae selling calling on builders and
contractors; con tors, EXP. pref Must have
asitman SARSaR 2RR AnB=s k5ss co, shatss 5tn
and Y SITS. ne. DE. O5OI "a
exper. house toulouse
nan nan by by estab. installment firm.
RoySI SsIGht5sGa hoME Rau1PaRNr geSu sSnas Aee5y eoy
asd3 assdS r. I. axe. Hyattsville. Md. WA.
SALESMAN to canvas nationally ad-
eemss,on na'ehss Vacation Gn credit edit sood
many company benefits, Mr.. ullman
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 71s
SALESMAN for part time work on
our our sales 1oor. Salary and commits
4sas sisR MIs' APply ays n person per sLA1Rs TV'
SALESMAN WANTED-Experienced
successful color Iithographing and
printing on commission basis. by
large. established, capable, success
ful out Of town plant, modernIy
equipped for both Offset and letter
press process color work Reply
promptly stating age. experience.
with whom. etc. Box 6S-T, Star.
25s
SALESMAN WANTED. excellent op-
portunity for men who are con-
Scientfous and interested in making
big, money, Not lust an ordinary
selling job. you are In business for
yourself. Call from 9 am. to o
p m. h4n3 Ga EsE 211a
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COLLECTOR

Man with car. to collect current ac-
counts on outside and train for In
side credit position: no experience
NECESSARY; good salary plus car
allowance Steady position. Apply
Tth ST. NV -oS
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JUNIOR CLERK
THE EVENING STAR

MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGISTS
Aged 20-35. Day and evening posi-
ments Meals, laundry and bene-
fits provided. Salary depends upon
qualifications and experience. Apply
PATHOLOGY OFFICE
DOCTORS HOSPITAL
1915 Eye st. NV. RE. 1900.
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OPERATOR

For permanent position with expand
ing organization. All modern en-
ploye benefits; 5-day, 40-hour week
with opportunity for overtime: ex-
cellent salary for qualified person.
Call RE. Sl26. "a
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LEGAL NOTICES
JOHN p. MULLEN. Attorney.

437 Seventh Street. Northwest.
Washington, d. c.
Filed Feb. 3, 1851, Harry M. Hull.
Clerk.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia -
VIRGINIA B. BOLT, Plaintiff, VS..
JAMES N BOLT. Defendant.-No.
3l059.-The object of this suit is
motion for endorsement of divorce
decree from limited to absolute
divorced. On motion of the plaintiff.
it is this Sth day of February, 1851.
ordered that the defendant James
N. Bolt cause his appearance to be
entered herein on or before the
fortieth day. exclusive of Sundays
ana legal holidays. occurring after
the day Of the first publication
OF this order; otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as in case of
default. Provided. a copy of this
order be published once a week for
three successive weeks in the WASH
ington Law Reporter and The Eve
ming Star before said day. tS)
EDWARD A. TANlM. Judge. tSeal J
Attest: HARRY M. HULL. Clerk. By
WILLIAM w. PAWS. Deputy Clerk.
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Rricklaver Foreman

foreman, for school and
commercial work in nearby Md. and
Va. Telephone LO. 1882 after
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BUTCHER

JoURNEYMAN: GOOD
PAY. REGULAR HOURS. FOR
OPENING IN ARLINGTON OR AL
EXANDRIA.
APPLY IN PERSON
5715 LEE HIGHWAY
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MANAGER. white, for
fine restaurant in Newport News, Va.
MaSg at os nis res man nan
preparation and has ability to SUI
pervise kitchen and dining room EN-
ployes; excellent salary and fine
working conditions. In reply. state
age, experience and phone number.
Boz z60-T, star, -2S
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CLERK

n4N EuELfIME ffli5 posfTtoN s2h gEBMaNn1 s,bAY s1
HOUR WEEK; MUST BE ABLE TO
TYPE ACCURATELY AND POSSESS
KNOWLEDGE OF GENERAL Of
EICE ROUTINE. SOME STATS
ENTRANCE SALARY, $3.50. AP-
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w. G. SCHAFHIRT.
SAMUEL SCRIVENER. JR.,
JUNIOR F. CROWELL,
Ie2 "a "a .mhl ). Trustees.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON.
Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE |
REAL ESTATE. PREMISES NO. 729 |

FkgsIfhs REs EsTAE SALF PREasEs on xAkoAR5s ko ss
TENTH STREET. Sc.
BY virtue of deed of trust recorded
in Liber No. 9309, folio 297., ct seq.
one. of the land records of the Dis
quest Of party secured thereby the
undersigned trustees will offer for
sale BY public auction. In front OF
DAY Of FEBRuARY. 1851. AT $40
O'CLOCK Pm. the following de.
Lot "a in Square $50, described as
follows: Beginning on Tenth street
2'9" N. of the Sc. corner of said
lot, and running thence n. along said
to the alley in the rear of said lot;
thence, S. along said alley 1877;
TERMS OF SALE: Property viii be
sold subject to the unpaid balance of
a prior deed Of trust for s2.939; 90
of $4,000 required of purchaser at
sale, Examination of title. convey
anctng, recording, revenue stamps
and notarial fees at cost of pur-
within thirty days Of sale. otherwise
property at risk and cost of de-
faulting purchaser, after five days
advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washing
ton, D. c., or deposit may be for
feited. or without forfeiting de-
posit trustees may avail themselves
of any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser.
ALAN BRUZEE
JAMES Z. HORN.
Trustees.
Harry W. Goldberg, Attorney.
Investment Building
fe 1b.17.19. 22.24
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REAL ESTATE
statesmen

Excellent opportunity to join a firm
of young. aggressive realtors, special
izing In Virginia sales. Must be
exper... conscientious and interested
in making big money Our firm Is
established and has reputation for
selling big subdivisions. We want
men who know builders, and have
good listing contacts. We offer ideal
working conds.. congenial Office,
liberal advertising and help in clos
ing the tough one. If you can sell
100000 annually we want you.
Call Monday for appt. Our sales
force has knowledge of this ad.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
1863 Lee Hwy. off Glebe Rd., OK.
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THOS. J. OWEN L. SON. Auctioneers
435 Southern Building.

Harry w. Goldberg, Attorney.
Investment Building
fe l5,I7.l9. 22,24
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DAVIDSON or. multilith operator, ex-
peTlsnced only need apply. .STANT
pendence ave. s.v. EX. 1897. "a
WANT a few neat young men with
hackers cards who are interested
in driving limousines sight seeing
summer months. Call Otis S455
after pm, 81
PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME sales
man, Silver Spring territory, open.
Ine fence season is Just beginning;
FENCE CO. 1918 NJ st. -25
L HAD 1T. Do you have that
cramped feeling such as boss
breathing down your neck" and
making less than $4,000 per year?
Write giving name, phone number.
o3-B. Star OE
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CONTINUED on Next Pass5
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SALESMAN

With experience in curtain and
drapery field to sell Venetian blinds
TO retail outlets. in Md. Va. and
offers an established territory pro-
viding immediate income on a lib
eral commission basis with a draw
ing account, lifetime JOB with in
surance plan. two weeks vacation
and opportunity for advancement
IN the organization. Box 224-R,
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Evening Star Building

1lnl Penna. Ave, NV.
TYPIST, age -35, for position with
expanding organiza ton Must be
accurate with minimum speed Of
81 w.pm. Excellent salary for
qualified person. Call RE. 1925.
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Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
/ time. $50 per line
. to 9 times consecutively. 35c pei
line.
7 times consecutively 33c per line
Special Notices and Personal. &c per
line additional.
New Automobiles. 55c per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATES
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line ine------------6 6bc
Quito town rate is charged on
all advertising 30 miles OF more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second In
Sertion.
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TRUCK DRIVER

We have an immediate opening for a
good colored driver who is neat in
appearance and between 25 and IS
years of age: previous experience
and D. c. permit required; must be
able to pass physical exam. In ad-
ditfon to salary, generous. company
benefits will be provided. Apply
personnel. Room SOC. Open week
days. s:30-5 and Sat. 9-1. No phone
calls
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INSTRUMENT MAKERS
JANITORS

We need 2 good men to fill perma-
nent positions as janitors in The
Star Bids; applicants should be 90
30 yrs. OF age willing to give regu-
lar attendance and must be able to
sonnei Room sos. Open weekdays
THE EVENING STAR
110l Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
PLATE MAKER
Experienced only need apply. SLANT
LlTHOGRAPH SERVICE. SO In
dependence ave. S.W., EX. 1887.
MALE CASHIER-Must be expe-
rienced: ref. required; 5-day wk.;
paid vacation; free life insurance
and Disqualification; sal; $50 per wk
Apply In person. UNITED FOOD
STORES CORP. 1915 st. s.w.
-25
MACHINIsT. white, all round. expert
enced; permanent position: i'm
mediate employment: good pay for
qualified man. All benefits. AIR
TRONIC RESEARCH, INC, Phone
WI. s225. i
Maintenance Supervisor
White, married 80 to As years old:
local ref, Man experienced with
earden type apt. project. To super
wise and have charee of ianitor
knowledge of oil burners preferred
but not necessary Good salary and
quarters. Box 435-M. Star. --25
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CASHIER

For busy downtown parking lot:
hours, 10 to $50; no Sundays or
holidays: excellent salary for quail
itied person. Apply 1929 Vermont
ave, Room 701 -24
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THE EVENING STAR


RADIO AND TELEVIsION MECHANIC,
exp: good hourly pay: perm.
DAUBFR'S. 2320 18th st, NV. --26
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-BOSS Il
PHELPS. INC. 1417 K st. NV. -o5
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. for build
er's office: unusual opportunity.
r. II. BEST. INC, S11S Wis ave
NV, WI. 3633 -25
openings for Q full time men with
sound sales background, with thor
ough knowledge of nearby Va; real
estate. experience desirable but not
essential If otherwise qualified. Call
Mr.. Hart. REALTY. INC. ia.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-oppor-
tunity for 2 exper. real estate sales
men to connect with active or
ganization. Liberal listings and ad-
vertising available. For interview,
call Mr.. Philip Key. PHILIP b.
KEY CO., Realtors, Sligo 301O.
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WINDOW TRIMMER

MEN
Ambitious, alert, aggressive, to train
as managers for a national small
loan organization This is not a
conyassing Job, no experience neces-
sary. Straight salary paid vaca-
ton. other employe benefits. Rapid
advancement; Will accept trainees
under CT bill Car required. Apply
in person 8 to weekdays, Q to 1
Saturday. LINCOLN LOAN sERV-
ICE. INC, IL Carroll ave. Takora
PARK, Nd, 3403 Perry st, Mt.
Rainier Md. -25
YOUNG MAN. who has had experience
in rent department of local real
estate office. BOSS & PHELPS. INC,
YOUNG nan, ae-a5, for brake and
clutch shop training available for
veteran. Box 29-R, Star. -25
YOUNG MAN after school and Sat q,
fun time during vacation, to learn
fine food business: requirements
Dependabiiity. common sense and
WILLINGNESS to work THE FPrJIT
BASKET. 1431 F st. NV, -.1
YOUNG MAN with car for permanent
position as service manager in sew
ing machine dept Prefer one with
some exper. in this field and who is
willing to work hard for advance
nlent. 5-day week and annual vaca-
tion. Call In person, sewing ma
chine dept. s. KANE'S SONS CO.
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WILLIAM ]. BURROWS, Attorney,
2O6 Southern Bldg.

261. Credit Union of the District OF
Columbia Civil Action No. 1267-50.
Notice of appointment of receiver
and notice to creditors. Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned;
Leo A. Rover. is the duly APPOINTED
and qualified receiver of F. E, u.
No. 261 Credit Union of the District
of Columbia, District of Columbia
corporation, and as such receiver he
hereby gives notice to all creditors
of said corporation to present their
claims to him at Suite 206. South
ern Bldg. 1925 H st. NV. Wash
ington 5. D C., on or before the
18th day of April. 1851. LEO A.
ROVER. Receiver. -
All Income Tax-Fed., D. C.. Nd. Va.
0 AN. to s PM. So. S4, 81 Minimum
RIM. 203, 400 9TH st. NV. RE. Sill
Br. ONCE: ST 0477. Ext.
RIM. 410, Bond Bldg,
14th. N Y. Ave. NV. 28s
ALL INCOME TAX RETS.
TAX CENTER, I'LL VERMONT AVE.
RE. 1881. OPEN DAILY d EWES,
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CASHIER 4. y LIE for. for food markst; excellent !
CASHIER. ii ssf for beauty salon, good @S Sal
sTy' srs permanent. EMILE, issl Conn.
CASHIER, for relief work in credit
typing; permanent; 5-day wk; good
JEWELRY CO. sa7 tn st. ~ NV,
Cashier. fnli or Dart time, for busy
cigar counter; exper. only: closed
Sundays and holidays: refs. req.
Apply NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000
Conn. ave. NV. -
CASHIER
For busy. downtown parking lot;
holidays; excellent. salary for quail
ave. ave- Room 7of.p fppls lO~e vapn' Ua4
CASHIER
LoEW'S PALACE THEATRE has an
attractive opening OF an experienced
box office cashier. Apply to. as
CASHIER HANDBAG SALESLADY;
salary plus comm. Apply JOSEPH
CHECK.oUT CASHIER, experienceds
for super market. Apply in person,
1854 Suitland rd. Sc, or phone MR..
DOUGLAS. 10. 9-S30o. -26
CHECKERS t2), experienced, to work
in super market excellent pay and
working conditions. Apply to MAS
TER SUPER MARKET, 10S0s Lin
coin ave-, Kensington, Md. Lo.
CHECKER. CASHIER for modern food
store Pleasant sur, good salary.
Iceland MARKET, 1850 Lee hwy,
Arlington, Va. Call GIL. 4545. SO
typing; 51a-day week Apply Mr..
Cox. JOSEPH DE YOUNG. INC.
1906 r st. NV -25
CLERK. Is to %; interesting work
in trading dept. Of securities broker;
must have good telephone voice and
240-R, Star. 30
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Maintenance Superyisor

MECHANIC. for Bendix washing ma
chine service. Delivery. etc. Must
be exper.. and 1st class mechanic; !;
Apply J. L. BATEMAN q SONS,
2004 Rhode Island ave. NE. HO.
.zOU: -25
MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGISTS
Age 20-35. Day and evening posi-
tions open for permanent employ
ment. Meals, laundry and other
Dement'S provided. Salary depends
upon qualifications and experience,
PATHOLOGY OFFICE
DOCTORS HOSPITAL
1878 Eye st. NV, RE. 1900
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AUTOMOTIVE

BEAUTY OPERATOR. for yery busy
downtown salon; 5-day week, top
salary and commission. PIERRE
DlSELLE BEAUTY SALON, Room
SOL: l420 New York ave. NV. g
BOOkkEEPER.. Falls Church area.
why, spend all that time riding the
bus in and out of Washington every
day? Excellent opportunity for
wtde-awake bookkeeper to act as as
slstant to Office manager for a Falls
Church. firm. Excellent salary for
for interview. -25
BOOkKEEPER. exper., prefer Ar
lington resident: permanent posi-
ton; 40-hour week; salary, S55.
OW. 6oO3. -26
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MESSENGER

Young man, 17-19 years of age, neat
IN appearance, courteous and will
4o-hour week. Apply personnel. RIM
So6. Open weekdays S:30-5 and
Sat. 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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HELP MEN

GARDNER GRoUNDsKEEPER for
Hunting Towers Apis, Mt Vernon
blvd. Alexandria, Va. See chief engi-
nee" on premises -o5
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YOUNG MAN-Steady employment in
fine mems wear store. Exper. not
necessary Excellent opportunity.
TED LOUIS SHOP. Shirlington Busi-
ness Center. -25
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INCOME TAX SERVICE
So and So. NO WAITING.
1919 r ST NV, ROOM 5Ob
o AM. TO 8 PM, AND SUN.
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HOSTESS

For night work Must be experienced.
Apply in person HOTEL RALEIGH.
18th and Pa. ave. NV. See Mr..
Pierre. $50 a.m.-2 pm. No phone
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PRESS CLEANER

Colored, heavy build. age 25-S5,
capable Of passing a physical exam. /;
no experience necessary. Apply
days. S:30-5; Sat, 81. No phone
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cLERK-CAsHIER young. ambitious.
fully experienced IN use of Rem
hours and working conditions with
rapid advancement. Call AT. 6s6S
for appointmpnt JE
Evening star., 1951-10-25

Charles came naturally for Rose
mary, since the two had been very
close in their mutual love of
drama, art and music.
In the painting, Charles is wear
ing rich. red robe thrown care
leSsly across his shoulders. His
Purple Heart hangs on a ribbon
around his neck. Above his tousled
hair is a golden arch, signifying
the gateway into eternity"
Rosemary has titled her picture,
"Hialmar"-the name of the son
Of the war god in a French poem
Charles. private first class with
DECIDING outfit. was instantly
killed on April Is by a sniper. He
vas stationed at message center
a few miles north of the 38th
Parallel.
Mrs. Gass said the cemetery
where he was buried was overrun
by the Communists shortly after
his burial but later retaken.
The youth enlisted in the Army
in October. l945. After serving
two years. mostly in Canada anC
Alaska, he was discharged but re-
mained in the reserve.
A feryent believer in interna-
Evening star., 1951-10-25

A life-size portrait Of a smil-
ing Charles Gass now hangs on
the landing of the stairs he always
went up "at least two steps at q
time"
The portrait was painted by his
twin sister. Rosemary, after news
of his death in Korea was re-
.ceived. The vividly colored, al
legorical painting dominates the
front hall of the home of Charles
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Gass
at 3717 Livingston street NV.
The body of the youth, who re-
mained in the Army reserves after
post-World War II service be-
cause this war isn't over yet" is
now en- route back to Washington
for burial in Mount Olivet Gene
terry. He would have been %
tomorrow.
Painted From Memory.
Rosemary, former student al
the Corcoran Art School, painted
the picture Of her blond brother
from memory. Comparisons with
photographs Of the former George
Washington University student
show what perfect replica of ex-
preston she obtained.
But capturing the spirit a
Evening star., 1951-10-25
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 25.-
James E. Douglas, Northampton
County banker who was fined
$4,000 on income tax violation
charges, has until November Ia
to pay the penalty, Federal court
officials said today.
Douglas, also president of Ocean
Downs race track near Oceal
City, Md, was granted one month
from the time of his sentence lasi
Thursday to arrange to borrow
the money or sell stocks" to pay
the fine.
Judge Sterling Hutchesor
warned Douglas he would be sub
ject to imprisonment if the fine
were not paid.
Douglas pleaded no defense ir
the Governments assertion that
he failed to file returns from 194l
through 1949. although he was
prosecuted for failing to file re-
turns in 1948 and 1949 only be-
cause the statute of limitations
prevented action on the earlier
years.
Evening star., 1951-10-25
u. 5. Holds New Hope
For Iran and Britain
To Renew Oil Talks
By John M. Hiehtower
Assoeicted Press Stoff Writer

State Department officials ap-
peared cautiously optimistic today
about chances for the resumption
of talks between Britain and Iran
in their bitter tug-of-war over
Trans oil naturalization.
American officials were reported
to be exploring intensively with
Iranian Premier Mohammed Mos
sadegh various proposals for a
formula which might provide a
basis for negotiations. The Brit
ish government was being kept
Informed of developments.
If an understanding can be
reached it will provide one Of the
first great international tasks for
the British government to be
seated following today's national
election in Britain. A previous
American effort to help work out
a settlement of the oil dispute
broke down last August.
Formula Seen Nearer.
American officials appeared to
be most hopeful today of working
out some formula which would
meet Trans adamant insistence on
control of its rich oil industry, but
still permit Britain to continue
marketing the oil at q substantial
profit.
The British so far have been
determined that an agreement on
internal management of the in
dustry must be reached along with
any agreement on external mar
keting of oil. 1t is their view, to
which American officials also sub
scribe, that Iran has neither the
experience nor the experts to
manage the British-d developed in
duStry.
Neutral Manager Studied.
Some chance is seen of working
out this problem by placing actual
operational management of the
industry under competent ''neu-
tral" oil man-neither Iranian nor
British - without prejudicing
Trans claim to overall control.
Secretary Acheson, who talked
with Mr.. MoSSadegh for two and
a half hours yesterday. left WASH
tngton today for Paris. The nego-
tiations on behalf of the United
States will be carried on by As
sistant Secretary of State George
C. McGhee, director of the de-
partment's Middle East policy,
and Paul Mite, one of Mr.. Ache
sons top policy advisers.
Mr.. McGhee arranged to drive
Mr.. Mossadegh and his physician
son to Mr.. McGhees farm at Mid
dleburg, Va. for luncheon today,
along with Mr.. Mite.
Mr.. Mossadegh had been ex-
pected to leave Washington on
Saturday, but some officials nope
that if no negotiation agreement
has been worked out by that time
he will prolong his stay.