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Evening star., 1925-11-08

YOUNG WOMEN
FOR
TELEPHONE OPERATING.
GOOD SALARY DURING
SHORT TRAINING
PERIOD,
REGULAR AND
FREQUENT INCREASES
THEREAFTER.
PERMANENT POSITIONS.
PLEASANT WORK.
AN IDEAL OCCUPATION
FOR
YOUNG WOMEN.
APPLY
ROOM l,
T22 18th ST. NV.
THE
CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

ACCOUNIANI-SAL 4 n. j.
Young man. between % and .35. desirous
of entering selling field should have good
The manufacturers OF the Comptometer. es-
tablished SO years. over S5 sales Offices in
salesman in, Washington; Eight weeks
thorough training in selling comptometer
and commission proposition for right man.
Can on Geo. D. Lane. General Soliciting
Evening star., 1925-11-08

MAN, experienced. as office
manager; understand handling
OF men and women; correspond
cnce,- purchasing and account
ing; can give frst-class refer
ences and bond; request an in
terview. Address Box H3-4.
Star office.
WORK AROUND HOUSE in
suburbs. morning and evening;
SIS monthly. room and board.
Call Hotel Inn, 6O8 9th. -.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

HARBER first class steady position; good
salary. Apply 800 l4th -. s.w.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

Usually the greatest barrier in the way Of secur.
ing a new automobile is the disposition of the
old The Sale Automobile classification of
The Star is daily selling many used cars. Try
it for yours. cents per word-45 cents minimum
charge.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

LADIES. four. over 21. to assist in Christ
5uie assa ssS rssaS to SaD
OPENING for person Of education and re re-
2 O'clock ard floor. 1921 G st. NV
hTsLIG sLI;.r sTEEN@9GRAPMER @ will nn frnss ass
District National Bank Bldg.
ssAL,EESLADY; good that can travel; worrying kHni
south; also one that can drive car. CaIl
ROOM RRSmnaS ss from 3 to q pm'' 1901 G st. NV
sALEsLADY,--Must have experience il
oo Ba5er 1DR Ross inc ana
sAtIEsLAD5Es sail .,Id good reliable for outGoo5
am to s pm.. no1I0i Ia0i St ain NV. % Room 5s.
sALEsWoMAN who has thorough knowl.
enTe 91 dolls for 10Y App
TYp9GRAPH "a oPERAToRsTw9, esoer, sonn
soi LABOR s5 ls@PoFf SIdP set. 81 s.w Apply h3S
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE. young. single
stenoErapher and pianist preferred: IDEAL
sSsson do wo%an With pa,ys wRo sss
Eye ST. o.
ioI
how to mane good coffee pn
and manage Investment desired but not re-
ess box svs ss9 f9 ssar astai oce {er interview
ployed IN clipping bureau: ono who makes
o Others 1i app must Address
32e-S Star office. o.
WILL GIVE SINGLE ROOM in exchange
ior several hours service in morning to
woman with kindergarten experience. Ad-
WOMAN. experienced. for alteration work
on clothing. Meyers shop. 1891 st. NV.
WOMAN to sell high grade. custom made cor
sets and surgical supports: previous bus. exp.
not necessary II applicants have intelligence
and personality: training free: no nvassing
Tive phone number. Address Box 279-I
! WOMAN-A national organiza alton has open
lngs for two women with good practical edu-
! vious business experience is Unnecessary il
they are willing TO follow instructions. They
and abe ,o leave s"Sq dSress % Box
469-M. Star Office
WOMEN--Positions of responsibility. reuuir.
| ing Use of own initiative. are open to 3 well
( bilious for real business career. must be on
| urely unincumbered and free to go where
$4,000 and up per year, Give, age. educa
| ton. experience. first letter. Write F. Z
! Chicago. III.
! WORKING COUPLE want white woman
night Housekeeping and care OF baby one
living IN vicinity III 10th st. ne Afte. Z
YOUNG LADY for cashiers Office in large
commercial organization: must be neat. Eooc
ptHHldnshlp ana pleasing persohdHtS ns'ee
sary: apply in own handwriting. Address
Box ss.Y. Star office.
! YOUNG LADY for, clerical work: Sl3 per
week to start: reply in handwriting
stating education experience. age and tele
phone number. Address Box l03-I. Star
office.
YOUNG LADY. to take charge of Office
must understand bookkeeping. Address Box
laaY. Star Office.
A WOMAN of refinement. pleasing appear
ance 20 TO 40 years of age: preference given
! TO one who through misfortune or financial
reverses 4pds it necessary TO enter the busi-
ness world: the position does not require
previous business experience nor the invest
ment OF any money; a splendid opening Tor
qualified applicant right away. G.. G.. Weed
man. La Fayette Hotel. Washington. d. c.
Do not phone. Call in person.
Evening star., 1925-11-08
TtEIP-MALE.

AGENTS-Sell our wonder box OF twenty
beautiful Nmas cards at ST.; Make oWo
profit. l1oS Investment Building
AUTOMOBILE salesman: We want ,n5n mas
who Is capable of earning S4.Ono ~ I9-o
10 sell Jordan automobiles i'll Washington.
If YOU can qualify We have the placc 1or
rou. Jordan Washlngton Co. 1900 l4th ST.
ADDv V. 7. Watkins. Mgr.
Evening star., 1925-11-08
HELP-FEMALE.

LADIES. four 21. to assist III Christ
mas rush: about S25 weekly to start oppor-
tunity for permanent location. Apply Room
6l2. 1919 st. NV. 10s
Evening star., 1925-11-08
STOCK CLERK
ALTO PARTS DEPT
OFFICE MANAGER.

We will soon employ a few young men t25-
3Ol of the office manager type and train them
on salary to sell filing equipment and record
safes for our Washington branch. This ie a
NATIONALLY advertised concern. rated AAA1.
with ample opportunity for the sm51ioHs snd tic
real chance for such man, who Is now
m sking a success in the office field to get the
light Start on salary and bonus in sale SIN an
ship and in line where his previous work
is a partial preparation and help: Giye
phone number and present salary. Address
Box l29-Y Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. ready TO worF
( am Monday 702 81. ne.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

JUST OCT-New complete line waterproof
| greaseproof stainproof aprons for every use:
earn $40 a week easy taking orders in
where; l0oeo profit: West Va. agent made
$50 one day: Joe Brand. Ohio. made Slo.43
in one hour: capital needed no expert
ence required. Territory given with free
outfit Write at once for offer. Kriatee
Mig. Co ALI Bar Akron Ohio
Evening star., 1925-11-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

GERMAN LESSONS :. BEGINNERS OR
Sc sdy ysanced: by cultured lady. Address Box
AAucTI9N NC ON. BRIDGE cLAssEs.ceachins. &c
nlngs,. Sc
LEARN TO EARN-BEAUTY CULTURE
Diplomas. Mirror BEAUTY school. 92l F n W.
AUCTION BRIDGE LESSONS WHITEHEAD
system, system, Hours by appointment during the
A An EASY. EASY. .FAsCINATING SHORT COURSE
+, Ssrms rsasens6e SsfCrd Bldg AZ i4,h RH' st:
sas sssf
Baders East a,h s., cia chcaso IT,
KrTs IPR g s%s %si1 fsSqSs SS9SS Portland Hotel Ms
AUTO DRlyING LESSONS: Any CAR FUR,
PAY Fo.,er plse Cars Ts3'ef to Sye
1905 Pa ave. COS 26th St. ga st sS, W.
PIPE pId,Er. oRGAN RG.t III ttEss9Ns FOB MoyISG
6265. oil am. or Columbia 55la. 6-7 pm.
| AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. EXPE.
T!snIced sIT nn1 i1s'raetors s satisfaction insured
AUTO DRIVING BY TEACHER WHO CN-
derstands Dc beEinners problems. Call Adams
EASY. short. fascinating course to learr--
telephone switchboard operating day and
evening classes. Oxford Bldg. 14th ST. bet.
y. Y. ave. and H.
THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT
! FOR DRAWING-Lsrge studio offers un-
usual opportunity for practical training eve
nings: Will interview only those desirous OF
making Commercial Art a profession. Ad
dress Box 445-M. Star offfcc.
LEARN BARBER TRADE.
Why work out in the cold when can
| teach you trade uuicklyf Big demand.
| Write TRI-CITY BARBER SCHOOLS. Sl7 +.
Baltimore ST.. Baltimore. Md.
I NOW is a good time to begin course that
| will fit you for lifes duties You viii never
regret a course i'll our school. Thousands
| say il placed them the road to success
! Gail. write or telephone. II is better to call.
WOODS SCHOOL. Established 1855.
81 East Capitol ST.
If poUBTER PASS oN-Progresstve read
STUDY Boyd Shorthand in 30 School
Days worlds most markabIe system reads
Ike PRINT lshoT,hsnd big asset Nu.Way
mGnths noH s5sd4a,es res esrn a5ssr
TARIFEsSa RIFEsa 1898 G = NV: Main 2s76. BIZ 8.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF MASSAGE 4
Phy ysiotheraphy, evening class forming. Swed-
ish system. North 6S9l 1914 9Th st NV
Evening star., 1925-11-08
SITUATIONS-MALE. FEMALE.

O'Clock. Address Box ls3-Y. star ofiec
Evening star., 1925-11-08

$aS and Gfds ],
CHILD'S NURSE to assist with cooking or
housew3,k; one boy years ears old: good p9si; q
Eye 81. NV. Apt. =.
COOK wanted in small family. stay nights;
references. Cleveland 2769. 69.--
COOK and general houseworker. Ant. So.
COOK wanted. first class: must have good
references. Apartment 406. Woodward. s.
COOK and general housework: sleep out
bring reference. 1908 10th NV.
GsRts Come s,rdy at q reersnses
week. Call Monday am. 1926 Euclid.
aooK aoo 4ss a s a I'sd adams whi
some house work. pri-
yate home. Potomac 1901 before o'clock.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER. immediately
first class. for small family: 20 home nights;
must have good city nd s ro4nnr oa iS2 o2
isI snd p Re'ssen n evening. ~ ana morning o
GENERAL HoCsEwoRK. $40 a week: ref,
erences. 1926 9th st. NV. Col 9l61. y.
GENERAL, HoUsEKEEPER-Fond Of I, Chil:
dren: good wages a- and d. home for Wiling
SUNDAY: nh 70 Apt. a 4@oa 81 iso2 se,a isth h.&e--
GIRL for general housework and cooking
city references required. 1474 Columbia I'd
GIRL. light coIored. to do housework and
take care of baby: room and board. ApplS
4905 Kansas ave. NV.
GIRL, young. white. waitress and chamber
maid. 3l4 A st. ne
GIRL. colored for general housework: no
washing: steady job home nights. Apply
300 Goth st. ne. y.
HQUsEKEEPER wanted by lst Of month. il
Address IS Box y sasY. Star a7ficc.
HOUSEMAID experienced stay nights
must furnish reference. Phone Clevelanc
2I33. ..
LADY. settled. for general housework: n'
cor. Grant I'd. Mrs Sherman.
NURSE for girl of T. must be experience
with children. assist with upstairs "ork
PANTRY WORKER wanted. 36i0 10th st
NV. 3
WOMAN, white. general houseworlt; smai
family. with room furnished. West l5oo
WOMAN colorcd. general housework: refer
ences. 2020 p st. NV.
WOMAN. white refined. care for children
housework. Kensingtou ll6-J.
woMAN--Colored. for general housework
small family. stay nights. 3l44 10Th ST W
WANTED.
Nursc-white, experienced for
l0-month-old baby. References
Good salary.
Cleveland 1904.
Evening star., 1925-11-08
SITUATIONS--MALE Cont'H.

knowledge of shorthand wishes steady +aI-
pioyment: references. Address Box 294 y.
Evening star., 1925-11-08

AUDITOR -BOOKKEEPER. experienced. de
Star office 81
Evening star., 1925-11-08
FORMER EMPLOYEES!

FORMER EMPLOYEES! .
Doubtless many of you will
be glad of an opportunity to
earn some extra Christmas
money-and we are going to
need plenty of extra help during
the Christmas rush-so why
can't we get together? 1t isn't
too soon to come into the en-
ployment Office right away to
sign up. Apply 4th floor.
LANSBURGH & BRO.
Evening star., 1925-11-08
SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

MAN AND WIFE-Take charge apartment,
experience. hotel: man working
Al references; furnish security. Ad-
dress Box 1a9-Y Star Office. %
Evening star., 1925-11-08

MAN AND WIFE-Take charge cafe. clun
or hotel: viii 20 anywhere: Al references,
vile make excellent hOusekeeDer. Address
Box lHOY. Star office. -
Evening star., 1925-08-18
z|ON|STS GUARDED
AFTER FATAL RIOT
Vienna Police to Prevent Re-
currence of Violent
Outbreak.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VIENNA, August 1S.--The police of
Vienna will protect the World Zion
list Congress. now holding its four
teenth session here. Deputy Police
Chief Tauss said today following the
antiSemetic rioting last night in which
two persons were killed and between
so and 80 injured The police are con
fident that they have plenty of re-
serves TO cope with any emergency.
The situation has been quiet today.
1T will be the pride or the police to
redeem the pledge given by the Aus
trlan government for the absolute Sc
curity of the congress- Tauss said.
Another police official today declared
Everybody here knows that we can
not AFFORD a civil war in Austria, be
cause the CZechs would make ii pre-
text to walk into Vienna"
The trouble broke out last night
and fierce lighting ensued in the
Freigheits PlatZ between the police
and members of the HakenkreuZler
or Swa stika organization.
Protest Meeting Called.
An antisemitic protest meeting.
called as a demonstration against the
holding OF the Zionist congress here.
had been forbidden by the police. but
the organizers placarded the city
urging resistance. Professions moved
through the streets headed by men
carrying crosses and including bands
of girls in white. with banners pro
claiming Vienna Christian city.
The Jews left the streets at n early
hour and the stores and cafes put up
their shutters. Rioters Clashed with
the police guarding the meeting place
of the congress Numbers of police
men were dragged from their horses
and trampled under foot.
The police in turn slashed at the
rioters with their swords, driving
back the large crowds beseiging them.
Many women were knocked down and
trampled.
A second band of demonstrators
rushed the bridges leading TO the
Jewish districts. but these We're amply
protected and the attackers were
forced to content themselves with
shouting ribald songs and threats.
More trouble is feared today.
Reports are current that the eXecu-
tive committee of the congress is con
sidering Canceling the meeting TO
avoid recurrence Of the riOting.
The disorders continued until after
midnight. The police report loo ar
rests. Concealed weapons were found
on many Of those detainedl
One Trampled to Death.
Most of the injured receiving hos
pital trea tment are suffering from
Sa ber gashes. OF the two fatally
cases. one suffered a fractured skull
and the other was trampled to death.
During the demonstrations the
rioters called for the resignation OF
the government. The big hotels were
special objects OF attack but the
rioters were successfully barred from
them.
Thus far no injuries of Zionists 3
have been reported. The rioters are
threatening TO start fresh trouble to-
night with reinforcements from the
provinces.
Ben min and Tobias Buerger, Bel
gian delegates to the Zionist congress
while driving from the station la st
night, were dragged from their taxi
cab. stoned and beaten. Their as
sailants finally relea sed them but 1t
was necessary to take both to hos.
pital.
Evening star., 1925-08-18
BALLET PROGRAM GIVEN.
National American Dancers Appear
at Alcova Heights.

4 large gathering of Washingto-
mans and members of the theatrical
profession of this and other cities at
tended a special program given at
the studio of the Summer training
camp of the National American Bal
let at Alcova Heights, Arlington, Va,
last night.
Mrs. Blanche E. Foote, secretary of
the ballet, was in charge of the pro
gram, which included a new Spanish
dance. Surrender" by Nine. Desiree
Lubovska, president of the National
American Ballet Charles Colfax
talked on Washington.
Dance and solo numbers were given
by girl members of the ballet, includ'
ing dances showing the Greek founda.
ton work which is a speciality OF the
training there. Among the perform.
ers were Misses Katherine Bennett,
Florence Sperry, Mary Deery and Ivy
Randall of Washington, and Pauline
Iarimer of Little Rock. Ark; Doro-
thy Fisher and Lillian Priley of Du-
luth, Mimi; Regina Beck of Greens
boro. n. c.; Dorothy Brantigan OF
Sidney. Ohio, and Ruth Hovey of
Jamestown. \. Y.
Evening star., 1925-08-18
AMERICAN SEEKING
SHINES HOLDINGS
Mass Production of Cheap
Cars Reported Plan of
S. Manufacturer.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. August 1S.-American
capitalists, whose names are With
held. are involved in two big German
financial deals. reported in cable dis
patches from Berlin.
An agent for an American auto
mobile manufacturer is reported TO
have made tentative overtures to
purchase the Aga Motor Works,
owned by Edmund SHINES, son oil
the late Hugo SHINES, German indus
trial magnate. Young SHINES IS IN
financial difficulties. having insuff1-
cient cash to meet his pay roll and
his position is such that it is ad-
mitted he may soon be compelled TO
close the works. The American otIer
IS said to be with the idea of 1nstl'
tuting mass production of cheap cars.
Other Deal in Making.
The other deal, termed one of the
biggest since the war, is in the proc
ess of negotiation. 1t involves the
sale 10 an Anglo American syndicate
Of the vast interests of the Names
mann Brothers in the Spanish zone,
in Morocco. The names of the mem
hers of the syndicate are being kept
secret. The property includes haroor
works at AlhuCemaS and other ports; :;
zinc. sulphur and other mines ana
large tracts of agricultural lands.
The Mannesmanns, it is said, see
no prospect of carrying on activities
in Morocco without political compll-
cations sooner or later in view of the
unsettled conditions there, with the
French and Spanish fighting the Kin
tribeSmen.
The deal is expected to run into
millions of pounds. 1t has not yet
reached the final stage.
Evening star., 1925-08-18
18-VESSEL FLEET
is SOLD BY U. S.
New York Company Buys Ameri-
can Export Lines for
$1.O0o,00O.

The American Export Lines was
sold TO the Export Steamship Corpor-
alton of New York by the Shipping
Boar dtoday for approximately $1,000
600 In announcing the sale Chair
man O'Connor commented upon the
sale of several lines recently made by
the Shipping Board.
IL foreign owners start rate war
against American buyers of shipping
lines recently sold by the Shipping
Board. with the idea Of putting the
American ships out of business, the
Shipping Board will Immediately take
these lines back and operate them
until Congress meets and considers
the general question of protecting
American ships under private oper-
alton" he said.
The sale was made upon recon-
mendation of President Palmer of the
Fleet Corporate and disposes of is
freight vessels of 1880 tons average
size running out of North Atlantic
to Mediterranean and Black Sea ports.
The New York corporation will pay
$3.50 a dead-weight ton for the ships
and guarantee maintenance of the
service for five years.
Evening star., 1925-08-18

late and another telegram arrived
by wireless from her father to cheer
her on. a speedboat arrived from
Dover with deckIoad of London pho
tographers. who took several pictures
and then hurried back.
At l2;10 in the afternoon, Miss
Ederle's position was 3 miles off
the Varne buoy and only II miles
from Dover. The experts on board
the tug showed the most confident en-
thusiasm.
At noon Miss Tanner left the water
and Greenyer. English swimmer, took
a turn as pacemaker.
The water in rnidchannel proved
colder than in shore. Wolfe's noon
test showing exactly SO degrees.
Wolfe took a light luncheon in his
boat but carefully ate behind book
in order not to provoke Miss Ederle's
appetite He also ordered the people
on the tug to eat on the Starboard
side. away from the swimmer.
Water Turns Cold.
At / O'Clock the sun disappeared
and z cool wind swept up the channel.
Wolfe put a coat over his sweater, but
Ederle was apparently as strong as
ever and undisturbed by the Chopping
water and occa Sional heavy swell. A
hurried order for a feeding of hot
cocoa to the swimmer was Wolfe $
reply to the overcast sky.
Miss Harrison Joined Miss Ederle
and Greenyer in the water.
There's too much up and down 10
this ocean," Miss Ederle called out
during her feeding.
NO extra charge for that" was
Wolfe's gruff reply.
"Oh. / don't mind it." explained the
swimmer, "a little sea can't rattle
me-"
A speed boat from Dover, carrying
the staff photographers of The Star
and North American Newspa per AL
lance awaited the swimmer at mid
channel and took photographs of Miss
Ederle passing the halfway point.
Sea Becomes Rough.
Shortly after o'clock the sea be
came very rough, Miss Ederle con-
stantly disappearing in the trough of
the waves.
Capt Greenyer. who had been &C
companying her in the water. mar
rowly escaped serious injury when he
was twice thrown against the side
while attempting to regain the tug
Many of the passengers aboard the
hug. including newspaper correspond
ellts and swimming officials, sue
clNnbed to seasickness. The jazz band
disappeared below, after a series OF
brave but discorda mt efforts. Yet Miss
EderAe continued TO swim strongly,
her pace slowed down by the storm TO
mile and a half an hour. less than
half her previous accomplishment.
1t was obvious that she was having
a severe hattie, however.
If Miss Ederle could stand this
rough s sea and win her goal, she
would have achieved the greatest trf
umph in the history of cross-channel
swimming.
At 2:3p she was still going strong
Evening star., 1925-08-18
CORPORATION FORMED.

DOVER. Del. August IS CPC.-A
charter was filed at the Statehouse
yesterday by the General Motors
Trust Corporation. The concern,
which will deal in motor vehicles OF
all kinds. . was capitalized at SIS ,000,-
900, represented by 10000 shares
with a par value of 500.
The Charles r. Mccormick Lumber
Co. OF Delaware, operating from San
Francisco. Calf. increased it's capt.
talization from SIS 900 900 TO $65 ,0Oo,.
O00 The new capital is divided be
tween $4,000 shares of I per cent
cumulative preferred stock with par
of 500 and 500, 900 shares of common,
stock without par value.
Evening star., 1925-08-18

and the jazz band was again in com
mission, the instruments having been
placed in the hands of a number of
newspaper men. while the original mu-
sicians remained below. The wind had
veered a trif1e and the swell had
abated slightly.
Miss Ederle continued to put up a
gallant fight against the cold, swift
currents for another hour, but finally
was forced 10 give up. She was taken
aboard the tug at 1858 pm, after
eight hours and 40 minutes in the
water.
Copyright. 1925. by North American News
paper Alliance
Evening star., 1925-08-18
BANK OFFICIAL WARNED.
Told He Is Second on Anderson List
i'm Letter.

INDIANAPOLIS, August Is tP).-
A threatening letter, warning him 10
make peace with your God and
signed Dutch" was received today by
Harry c. Webster, superintendent Of
the protective division Of the Indiana
Bankers Association. Webster has
been seeking George Dutch Ander-
son, alleged slayer of MIR. and Mrs.
Ben Hance, near Munice, Ind. Ander-
son is wanted in connection with bank
robberies at Eaton, Bourbon and
Brook, Ind.
The letter to Webster which was
mailed in Indianapolis at $50 pm.
Monday, read:
king comes first and then you.
You had better make peace with your
God I'm in town. Dutch.
The King referred 10 apparently Is
William J. King. a private detective,
at Columbus. Ohio, who has received
TWO threatening letters signed
Dutch
Webster scoffs at the idea that
Anderson wrote the letter and that
he is an Indianapolis.
Evening star., 1925-08-18
ANDEEON'S TRAIL I
LEADS TO FLORIDA
Police Believe Bandit Slayer
viii Joh Friends In
Everglades Lair.
By the A.soci ated hres..


MUNCIE. Indiana, August lS.-
George DutchD Anderson. human
needle in the haystack,' sought by
police, Federal operatives and scores
of private detectives in connection
with the killing Of Ben Hance and his
wife, was still being hunted today,
but the search hal been fruitless.
Chief OF Police Earl Randolph, al
though continuing the hunt for the
mail bandit and jan breaker, Is of the
opinion Anderson has eluded oft1cers
and is headed for the Florida Ever
slades where the ch1ef believes part
of the Anderson gang IS in hiding.
While police are busy gathering
evidence to be presented 10 the
coroner's jury, Charles (One Arm
Wolfe, identified by Hance in his dy-
ing statement as the companion OF
Anderson. is held under bond OF $lOO,-
600 Anderson was named by Hsnce
as his slayer.
Wolfe refuses TO answer all ques-
tions, and his attorney. John O'Neil,
maintains he has a bomb-proOf alibi,
but police maintain he has no alibi.
and evidence against him viii be pre-
sented the county grand jury when
that body conyenes next month.