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able service BY established builder.
Can OIL, 4-.1JA any time Sunday or
after d pm. weekdays.
REPAIRS Of all type:
- yrs. exper.: will do work on con-
tract or hourly basis: very reason
able. Call MR.: GRIMM. ST. 3-9l 3.
AUTO PAINTING, any color $40 as;
AtTo BODY. 1868 Wis, ave- 50.
BoNDSIoNE. oeaut.t.. and modern
ICES YOUR home: adds hundreds Of
erty. Can be applied to any. surface.
never needs painting. weather, iire
and termite proof. Nothing down.
low monthly payments arranged.
F sstimaie OIL 4-6lS3; CAPITOL
ave. Bethesda. Md
repairs. A. H. CHAMBERS. OIL A.
BRicKwoRK. chimneys. walls. steps.
interpreted NO 7-ssis. 81
BRICK POINTING and waterproofins.
All types masonry and Easements:
gTuIa1rIanteed Job; free estimates. B v.
nT RiLhTNt 1q Rr S1tSSH; p.,NT1i4c
Rsf1dentiai and COMMERCIAL tree
BRUCE LEE, ~. s-e6is, day or Eve.
AND REMoDELING. plans
furnished: long exper. WA. 7-O220
sunday or after q pm. weekdays.
carpentry. brick work. cement work.
painting. HUI. 3-s4S9. MR.. BAKER.
BUILDING. REMoDELNG, so yrs.
exper.: contact for loan furn. Call
JE. 4-37@5 after $3.50 pm. or Sat.
rec. rms. pch... fences:
For the best. HODGE, WA. 7-4774.
CAMERA OWNEkS! Free eheck-upi
R Rsp g.. Film tinishinfIi. B r. y
CARPENTER. large or small Jobs Do
my own work; reasonable. Call JU.
c APP MFR S Se;5@c;delins. cement.
porches and painting. Call ali day
Sunday, JU. $4,000,
CARPENTER-Attics, porches. Yecr.
smS etc.; new and and old work. Mr.;
CARPENTRY. painting and general
repairing. ewes. Sat and Sun. OIL.
CARPENTER. white mechanic; paint.
Ing. roof repairs. remodelins. pU.
CARPENTRY. painting and roofing ROOM
Lee, or small jobs. White mechanic.
Day or night. co. 5-2706. --26
CARPENTRY, repair and painting.
G Sa1I R ssar a. Reasonable PRICES
CARPENTER-General house repair
or ext. house painting. RA. 6-5252s
CARPENTRY
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LADY-$75 A WEEK

24-65, with good personality and
ability to meet public. who can work
$500 hrs. of own choice wkly. No
canvassing or parties, Use of car
essential. SO. 5-7963. Mon. 10-2
pm. only.
WOMAN 25-35. for adm. work; must
be ambitious, alert, capable Of ca
reer advancement; old estab. firm.
good pay. company benefits. 5-day
wk. vacation; personnel or sales
exper. helpful. Apply RIM. 1904
Wash. Loan g. Trust Bldg. 10 am.
WOMEN e, call from home for tele-
phone campaign in conjunction with
leading department stores. Unlim-
tied phone essential. Earn 81 or
more per hour. Write giving home
phone number and experience. Box
Al g. Star. -22
WOMEN. work at home. Alert, in
dustrious women with pvt. rnlim-
tied phone, living in District. Sales
experiegces desirable. Call Monday
WOMEN, sell gifts and gadgetS
through party plan. Large commiss. =,
no delivery or collection LU. 4-1550.
WOMEN f4) to travel: telephone wk.
tphotographyl. $40 week to start
Apply 514 10th st. NV. 9th floor
Monday. 10 am. to 5 nm. only
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FREE TRAVEL TO
California From Defrnif

We must move so new cars immedi.
ately. You drive. We pay car ex-
penses. Phone US mot collectl. II you
qualify. phone charges are reim-
bu-sed. Woodward 2-6O9b. Detroit.
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SEAMsTREss. experienced on slip
white only. knowiedee
of sewing and cutting awnings.
nsssma9snt JOB 9Th T 81 ssars.
tate al qualifications. Reply Box
sEAMsfRESs, experienced in making
1raperies; do this in your own home.
fSHalgatn work II your price 1e r1gnt.
A AtHust have refs. and experience'
S STMTsGTGise do not apply. YA ~
bECRETARY-Youn1. with initiative.
S&pable Of rOsponsiblhty for one-91rl
cek 4g hrs $50. Start Mar. ~.
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SALESWOMAN

SALESWOMAN
Capable Of training for children's
shop mgr. for mod. store In Sc.
Excel. opport. for exper. woman,
25-40, who Is aggressive, good sales
person and willing to work hard to
gain success. Excel. salary arrange
ment. Apply Mr.. Davis. CHILL
DREN'S CORNER, 3016 Nichols
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"A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for at
tracttve sales minded woman, pc,
tween 25-40. WIN sive furnished
supplies to woman who has own
business In exch. for answering
telephone and / hour ONCE detail
o day; 5 day week. Ideal for
writer. established public stenog,,
rapher, etc. Chance to share sood zoos
Immediately. Need good references:
Fine downtown ONCE bldg: Can
sun. NO. 7-91S4, Mon. RE. 7-1210
or apply Suite 523. Mills Bldg.
nth and Pa. ave. NV.
ATTRACTIVE OPENING for teacher
or ex-teacher with initiative and
ambition. age 25 to Do, to assist
CeHILpcRAFT manager in ,, develop
portunity for unusual earnings and
rapid advancement. Must nave car
and be free to travel within radius
Of 100 miles. II you are. interested
In o position on a career basis. write
for interview. giving age. education.
32O-G. Star. go
GIFT. SOUVENIRS. NEWSSTAND
women. $500; /. full time; /. part
time; sales exper. and initiative;
hotel lobby. mr.. Union Station. Box
18Th, Star. -2l
EXPERIENCED WOMAN or older
girl for making up Easter baskets
and novelties; part time also avail
able. Apply s. S. KRESGE CO..
10Y H st. ne. washington 2. 2, C.
ACT NOW. BIG PROFITS - Sell
Everyday greeting cards, 81 for 81.
Personalized stationery. napkins.
Easter cards. Samples on approval.
Cost nothing to try. Write SYRIA
CUSE CARD. Dept. "a. Syracuse,
N. Y.
INCREASE income. show friends love-
ly handkerchiefs Easy sales, repeats.
Experience unnecessary. Liberal per
centage No risk offer. Exclusive OPP
portunity. SCHM1D CO., Dept. 81
Kingston. N. Y.
ATTRACTIVE, personable secretary
receptionist with college background.
age 21-30. for stimulating part-time
position with public relations firm.
bility and opportunity for, meeting
public Tipping and some shorthand
required. Soma writing ability help
full but not mandatory. Intelligence
and personality prime prerequisites.
S37 so for 25-hour week. Call co.
5-l7O7.
AMAZING EXTRA MONEY plan gives
YOU up to $500 per wk. No canvass
ing. investment or experience neces-
sary. Call CLARK'S. ia. b-9076
today, or EN-. 2-7207 Monday for
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WHITE COUPLE. to manage small
NV. apt. house for nice unfurn.,
2-rm.. kit. and bath apt. BOX q.
II. Staf. I'll
REAL ESTATE
Exper. sales manager and statesmen
to work for well-established, repu-
For Interview and Further info.
IA. 2-4645 IA. 5-3244
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REMEDIAL

REMEDIAL
Do you really want your child to learn
reading: multiplication. grammar. do
algebra? Tutoring any hour. no.
2-3l49
AMERICAN PIX RECEIPT. SCHOOL
1919 F st. NV. Ma. S-4142. DE.
2-5973. 1.-TWO weeks course. 1881.
No cost for extra study. Specializing
in PIX and teaching no unrelated
subjects. Typing not nee. for apis.
hotels, etc. and many offices, NJ. D.
Starlev. teacher; tel co. exper
Teachers certificate from state col
lege Years exper. as personnel d.
rector. Job placement: small classes;
quiet atmosphere: established.
PAUL MILLER'S"
REAL ESTATE KNow-How. D. c.,
Va Mo. taught Tues. and Thurs
$40 pm m: men and women; Is lee
lures: complete real estate law and
practice Financing. sales. listings
contracts. settlementsD, Trainee:
placed part-time, or full-time. Oldest
and most complete course in Nation
Capital for salesman or broker. Start
Tues. 2 pm. 1915. cash or terms>
Attend list hr. free lecture! In
5000. a14 14th st. nv
"REAL ESTATE LAW"
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SALES MANAGER

RETIRED CONTRACTOR, coordinate
contracts. estimate once and supv.
work, wide experience. Box 294-D,
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ADDITIONS

Building ard remodelins; residential
and commercial. Prompt and reli-
able service by established builder.
Call OIL. 4-3311jH any time Sunday or
after Il pm. weekdays.
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WOMAN. educated; preferably one
who has read a book; college or
sehoo tssch ass To n feels she has
enough Of teaching would be idea;
age no limit, but must be young
enough to accept new ideas: yen for
far-away places can be satisfied but
ts s1.. Ing. not ss;e ut Opening is in
Usher. Present your own estimate
of your qualifications for POSITION
which pays moderate salary to be-
gin, with steady Advancement as de-
velopment may warrant. Box 1876,
Star.
YOUNG WOMAN. good personality.
to train as editorial. or library as
substantial publishing concern; can
didate to start on PIX, have good
academic and professional back
s :ss:f p s's: f b. fasS silt
FrRsT-cLAss PHOTOGRAPHIC Stu
do has openings for !saleslady
aeS IN Is,s
G SSsIsi Ayr OUTDOOR PIAY
School, for children 2-5 yrs. desires
exper. teacher 9-12 am, May-Sept.
Salary $3.50 mo. Reply to p. o. Box
stating age. education. exper.. phone.
ATTRACTIVE OPENING for educated
woman, with initiative and ambi-
ton. age % to 30. This is a full
time permanent position, with q
nationally known company. Guar
anteed income and excel. opportunity
for advancement. II you are un-
encountered. and interested in .
position on Q career basis, write
ton. experience and phone No. Boz
MAKE EXTRA money introducing
worlds cutest children's dresses. Big
eeleetion, adorable styles. Low prices.
Complete display free. Rush name.
HARTFORD. Dept. LD-442. Gin.
cannaa 9H. Chic.
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AGENTS

A DRESS SHOP in your home. No
Investment; good commission. Write
MODERN MANNER. 260AN. 9Th
ave. New York.
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WIREMEN

WIREMEN
Permanent and interesting position
with q friendly expanding company
Minimum Of 9 yrs. experience in
wiring, soldering and assembly OF
electronic parts required. Must be
able to read wiring DIAGRAMS and
schematics.
The Ahrendt Instrument Co.
1910 Calvert Rd.. College Park, Md.
I'm A-5R-S
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Mathematics

II you have q strong back
ground or 0 degree in mathe-
mates or physics. you may
qualify for q position with Q
leading Midwest manufacturer
of let engines. Some indus
trial experience is desirable.
Job involves development
and utilization Of numerical
technidues for solution OF al
on high speed digital COM
puters and other 1BM equip
ment.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
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WOMAN LAWYER

Eighteen years successful trial and
appellate experience in civil, probate
and foreign practice in Federal and
State courts throughout the United
States. ten in Government. Member
State and District of Columbia bars.
Desires connection with substantial
law firm which needs competent
assistance in Investigations, prepar-
ing for trial, trials and appeals, re-
search and brief writing. Salary OF
share fees and expenses. Box 3l5-D,
Star.
YOUN GLADY desires position as
tostess. Neat appearing. Exper. Day
work. 10. S-4S5O. 2is
LADY desires to man.
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These positions pay excellent salaries,
and generous commission.
5-DAY. 40-HOUR WEEK
DISCOUNT ON PURCHASES
EMpboY ARSEE OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
F ST. at 9TH NV.
Parkington, Arlington, Va.
GLEBE RID. AND WILSON BLVD.
perience preferable for oral surgery
once. Silver Spring. JU. f-7626:;
oPAoUER. fully experienced. white;
Alex. area. Call OV. 3-2S32. -2l
PBX OPERATOR, some typins.
a SBPlE K eT9 E GS RhSPM 's eo
609 F st. NV.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white, middle
lady. IA. seO43a.
REAL ESTATE REPRESENTATIVE to
area. AUSTIN ?. DeWfLDE $500
Dunoarton ave. AID. 4-7267.
RECEPTIONisT. 25 to 40. capable
of handling business of studios; take
must show willingness to concentrate
on business from 10 to 8. Write
s.. MISS EDDIS, 2131 Wyo. ave. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESLADTES for
Northwest and nearby Maryland,
prefer experienced. For appointment
call MRS. CIUFFREDA, CO. 5-0475.
RECEPTIONIST.TYPIST - Minimum
$3.50 words accurate typing; at
21-35, who can stand the pressure
of ambitious advertising agency.
Ability to make decisions quickly.
Modern air-cond. ONCE downtown.
person. See Miss thompson MONDAY
RfksiDENT MGR, age go 70 bd5. set
tied. live in. good salary and com:
PsdD. good D ST oc fs ox sedeI'
RESIDENT MANAGER for garden
apartments IT. Southeast, prefer
some experience: salary and apart
sa TsaI Ltb nGne White ut esperienced. for
cafeteria in Govt. building. Steady
work, 5-day week. paid vacation and
holidays; meals and uniforms FUR
R Ra4s Open n6Sra4 For ssndWich A ai
white. State age. experience and
phone number. Write Box 254S;H'
saLEsGIRLs, exper.; excel. company
S Dhons g. A RRE1Ns Is P PEGS e. RS
sALEsGrRL. experienced. for photo
ErsghiS sams .,.yp also EiTl e tran ain
sALEsGiRLs: for outside selling:
can earn $3.50 per wk. See MT.
MAC. 1909 Nichols ave. Sc.
OALESLADY. for ready-to-wear store.
dresses, coats, suits and smallwear
tor salary, See Mr.. Lurie, KOPY
KAT, TT H st. ne.
gALESLADY.. capable Of managing
new downtown shop. featuring
ssDSnssHiian State age 0' and ref:
erencss. All replies CONFIDENTIAL
sALESLADY-steady position; exper
q Ssies ss sgD1NTs s $50 sw ws CLASSIC sS.
TaEoma Park. Md. JU. 5-7e45;.
eALEsLADY, houseware and gift
dept. exper. necessary. Good start
p az STORE P 1901 z osorsa ave- NV
sALEsLADY, ready-to-wear. MILL
merry: must be thoroughly. expert:
s sefson s1fs SDP sSsd 5S! Sc $50
sHLEsLADIEs %; outside selling
something every home must have Ho
Ready sales waiting; Can earn p So So
APPLIANCE Co. 2O20 r. I. ave
GALESLADIES, exper: coats. suits,
dresses; also our children's dept:
excel. salary. EI6EMANS. COL 7tt
sALEsLADIEs-Up to S25 or more IL
a week spare time just SHOWING
MELVILLE DRESSES TO FRIENDS
Your own dresses FREE. No expert.
ence needed. no investment. Today
rush name, address. age to MEL
VILE CO. Dept. 5000, Cincinnati
sAIESWOSAAN. 500. 500 per week
Attractive and industrious younl
woman with car. RA. 3-8432.
eXLEsWOMEN, So hr. If qualified
part time or full time; terrific op-
portunity to supplement your In
come If you can telephone, talk
walk and meet the public. Apply
MR.. RICHARDS, SO K st. NV.
mornings only all week.
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ADDRESS:

PHONE NO: --
COLORED-TYPiNG, 81 Wf.: I6-wK.
| eve. course; free loan of typewriter
Tor home practice; ABc and Gregg
! shortd. 1898 G st. NV. MA. S-3256.
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Young. ambitions, with 8 years exp.
wishes travelling Job in u 8. A.,
have own car; expert recruiter,
trainer and organizer. Write Box
doH-H Star
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CARPENTRY
CARPORTS

General home improvements: paint
ing papering. FILA loans. Ii. $500
or RIA fS-o7O3
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

COL. WOMAN. gh.w., S days vi
Call Ii. 6-0S96 before $50 pm.
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eiEnerS: pvt. and group. IA. STAG.
I'll .
TIME TO TANGO-Lessons given in
YOUR home or mine: very reas.. by
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Woman and Fuvorite Horse Die
In Bizurre Philadelphia Suicide

a combination close to the ira
ditional dead mans hand" of
the same game. two aces and
two Fights.
Carved on the wooden stock
of the death rifle was this in
scription:
Speak not in anger. In
mercy. whisper: in vengeance.
sing"
Sergt. Edward Mccain. the
park guard who found the two.
said he also discovered note
tied to the trunk of the tree.
Addressed to her brother Ar
thur, in New York. it said Miss
Tollin planned to take her own
life for 10 years and expressed
regret for ANY inconvenience. T"
Friends described Miss Tollin
as moody" Her father, with
whom she lived. said his daugh-
ter was depressed recently be-
cause she was unable to find
employment. She had previ-
ously worked. he said. in musi-
cal instrument manufacturing
plants. ~
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u. S. Officials Absent.
By the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, July 20
Trudy Tollin went horseback rid
ing in scenic Paramount Park
yesterday. The 31-year-old wo-
man and her horse, Bebe, had
been a familiar sight on the park
bride paths for several years.
A short while later mounted
park policeman came across a
bizarre scene in a secluded wood
ed glen near the livery stable
where Miss Tollin kept her horse
The young woman and her
mount lay side by side. Both
had been shot through the head
with a .22-caliber rifle which
was rugged to a nearby tree
branch. The horses head was
covered with a blue denim skirt.
Police said the woman appar-
emily shot the horse and then
took her own life.
In her hand were i've playing
cards. pair of aces and three
Fights. q full house In poker and
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District Orders
Big Shakeup Of
Juvenile Squad
Copt. Winters Heads
Reoreunized Unit;
Ryon to Remain
BY Theodore Grown

A sweeping reorganization of
the Metropolitan Police Depart
ment's Juvenile Branch was
approved by the Commissioners
today on the recommendation
Of Police Chief Robert v. Murray.
The present juvenile squad
will be shifted from the Detec-
tive Bureau to administrative
headquarters and made directly
responsible to the chief of police.
To set the machinery in mo-
ton and head the new unit.
the Commissioners made Capt.
John E. Winters, Second Pre-
cinct commanding officer, an
acting inspector. His post in
the precinct will be filled by
Capt. Alexander Douglass, now
second in command in the Po-
lice Training School.
Takes Effect August 1.
The Commissioners enthusi-
astically received Chief Muir
rays plan. outlined to them at
q morning conference, and ord
cred the program begun Au.
gust /.
In essence. it will be a co-ordi-
mating effort which will bring
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Man Shot RESISTING
u. :. Park Policeman

A man who offered no ex-
PLANTATION as to why he resisted
routine questioning so forcefully
was shot and wounded in q
scuff1e with a United States Park
policeman early today.
The victim, George Robinson,
81. colored. of the 1900 block Of
o street NV. was hit in the
groin by the single shot fired by
Pvt. Harold L. Blackboard. 81.
colored, of 1927 Monroe street
NV. Robinson was charged with
assault on q policeman.
Pvt. Blackford said he saw
the man in Meridian Hill Park,
bleeding from a head cut. Rob-
inson, according to Pvt. Black
ford, said he had fallen of a
park bench, but he protested
going to the lodge house with
the policeman to make out Q
report.
Outside the lodge house, the
policeman said. Robinson began
fighting with him and finally
lunged for the policeman's re.
volver. Then Pvt. Blackforc
fired.
Both went to Emergency Hos.
pital: the policeman for minol
cuts,
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"a Indicted in New York
In Ambulance CHASING
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. July 29.-Sev-
enteen lawyers and seven other
persons have been indicted in
connection with an elleged am
bulance-chasing ring described
by District Attorney Frank Ho-
gan as operating with super
market efficiency"
Twenty separate true bills
were returned yesterday by a
grand jury, which included
charges of conspiracy, soliciting
business on behalf of an at
torney and contempt.
Mr.. Hogan said the ring also
employed hospital tipsters" such
as nurses, orderlieS and ampu-
lance drivers who got $40 to
$50 for each "tip" and $50 to
$500 for each report that de-
veloped into a case.
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Two Brothers Die
On Job Within Hour

Two brothers employed as
sheet metal workers at the Naval
Gun Factory died within an hour
today after collapsing on the
job. Each apparently died of
heart attacks, unaware of the
others condition.
Bernard A.. Wissman, 81, Of
5615 Thirty first street, HyattS-
vile, was working on the roof
of the building 1877 when he felt
i'll. He collapsed in the elevator
and was pronounced dead at
9:42 am.
A little later, two blocks away.
his brother, Warren A. Wissman.
46, of 1108 Otis street NE, felt
a pain in his chest. He started
for the dispensary, was going
up in that buildings elevator
when he also died.
The Wissman worked out of
the same building at the gun
factory and this morning rode
to work together. Another
brother. Alfred w. Wissman OF
3507 Kennedy street NV, also
employed at the factory, re-
manned home today because OF
illness.
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Soviet Press Heaps
Abuse on ThaiIand
BY the Associated Press

MOSCOW, July 29.-Thailand
"a neighbor of Indo-China and
the recipient of increased United
States military aid--was the
target of bitter attacks in the
Soviet press today. They indi-
Gated a campaign was building
up against what the Commu-
nists called the "venal, corrupt.
half-Fascist Thailand govern
ment."
The attacks were made by
Izvestia, official Soviet govern
ment newspapers. and Kom-
somol Pravda, organ of the
Communist Youth League.
Izvestia charged that the "rul-
ing circles in the United States
perseveringly continue their ag-
gressive policy of forming new
military blocs in Southeast
Asia"
Komsomol Pravda declared
Thailand's actions in the United
Nations were dictated by WASH
ington.
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BY the Associated Press

MOSCOW, July 20. - The
Kremlin chiefs uncorked their
choicest vodka last night to
honor Chinese Premier Chou
En-lai and Wet Mini Deputy
Premier Pham Van Dong, tri-
umphantly touring homeward
from the Geneva Conference.
Toasts by the dozen to peace
and co-existence were hoisted at
a gala reception given by Soviet
Foreign Minister v. M. Molotov
for about 1000 persons. includ-
ing Western diplomats and news
men.
The get-friendly theme was
pitched mainly at British Am
bassador william Hayter, who
sat at the head table with the
guests of honor and top Russian
officials.
In q jovial moment toward the
end of the party, Soviet Com
munist Party Secretary Nikita
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into close contact the Women's
Bureau, the Juvenile Court, 9TH
er District and Federal agen-
cies dealing with juveniles, and
the various boys clubs.
Inspector Winters first as
signment will be an on-the-
ground study Of outstanding jul
venile crime fighting divisions
throughout the country.
With information thus &C
quired, he will consult with Chief
Murray and other authorities to
work out details of the new Dis
trict unit.
Special Schooling.
Immediately thereafter, one
or two members of the unit will
be sent to schools giving special
instruction dealing with juvenile
problems.
Chief Murray, calling the plan
revolutionary, said a major goal
is close coordination of the
Women's Bureau, headed by
Capt. Mary Gainey, and the new
unit.
A present. male juveniles are
procesSed by the Juvenile Squad
(See POLICE, Page A-3.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
Eisenhower Offers u. S. Food
To Iron Curtain Flood Victims
Ready to Use Surplus Disposal Act
To Help Sufferers in Danube Basin
BY Gornett D. Horner

President Eisenhower today Of
fered emergency food relief and
possibly other assistance to
Danube river flood victims in
Communist Eastern Europe as
we'll as those in friendly nations.
The stricken areas include So
viet-dominated Czechoslovakia,
Hungary, Eastern Germany and
the Russian zone of Austria as
we'll as friendly West Germany
and Yugoslayia.
"The United States is prepared
to extend such aid as Is feasible
throughout the flood areas" Gen
Eisenhower announced.
1--WE stand ready" his state
ment added. ito make food avail
able to tighten the burden on
flood victims who are struggling
to rehabilitate themselves"
Offers Medical Aid.
1.-THE President said I'VE are
also making inquiries regarding
the need for medical and othel
supplies"
The food relief-if the Presi-
dents offer is accepted-woulc