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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
Users from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to ADVERTISE
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket
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WANTED-SALESMEN

ADVERTISING, printing statesmen; sell mer-
chants items in everyday use. Line includes
1000 blotters for S3.25. Other items $2.75
per 1000 up Standard business forms on
Hammermill Bond; free illustrations highest
commissions; repeats assured; working out
At furnished. Malay-Ralston, 480 Canal, New
York.
BUSINESS STATIoNERY-LarHe line. high
quality. quick delivery. big commissions.
bonuses, free copyrighted cuts: experience
unnecessary; outfit free. Willens, 2l30-HD,
GLADYS. ChicARo
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4-Iine minimum.
time, Csc per line.
times, 23c per line.
times 2lc per line. - 81,
30 times or moro consecutively. zoe per Ine
additional. -. a., .
Transient classified advertisements for the
ESalfimore sun and the New York Times will
be received over the Business Counter OF
The Star at regular rates.
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YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN. .
Two married men of good ap-
pearance wanted for sales work
in our radio division; unusual
opportunity for men with knowl-
edge of radio; also openings for
two inexperienced men who are
willing to learn. Applicants will
be interviewed at 10 am. Mon
day by Mr.. Yautz, room 1877,
p. F. P. Co. Bldg, 10th and T,
SITS. NV.
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TyPING-Manuscripts. legal and Literary,
copied correctly; home once; 40c 1000
words Address Box CIR. Star office.
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SO HELP ME GOD

so HELP ME GOD
hereby state under oath that our bust
any time in the past six years, that we
have had continuous monthly record OF in
state that our home once gives us
monthly quota and that we made 250 per
cent OF this quota last month. further
state that earnings above 800 per week
are regular. week in and week out. with
many OF our men. Examples are given be-
low showing the amount of money paid to
six men from May 18th to the end Of the
month:
A. W. O.. s2s5 ~.
j j C.. s25s55
F. +: n h : :lssss.
Why is our business Rood7 Because our
men have confidence in the company they
work for. They have confidence in them
are instructed free. They are taught how
to make sales even IL times are hard. They
have the finest product on the American
market to sell and the people OF Washing
Hundreds of thousands of men are out
Government for 1t'' aid Wages coming d down.
Stock market crashes. Everybody complain
ing.
We reverently thank God for our oppor-
same opportunity to you II you are not a
professional Job hunter. II you are, We
don't want YOU , you are honest at OF EoSd
want you, and II you are sincere and
earnest in your desire for work you will
2ol. between and IL Monday.
tsiEned) E., W. sILLNGs;
I, notary public in and for the District
Silings personally appeared before me on
June 9th and on his oath swears that the
a0 &seai statements M aLe M. MILLS.
Notary Public
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

CARETAKERS. country place; free rent for
and small stipend; state experience; ref
erences. Address Box 2l3-M. Star once.
MAN OR WOMAN, elderly; family adults;
board and room. swell wages. 2109 Water
st. s.w. Lin. 2014-J.
MAN AND WIFE as caretakerS for Chesa-
peake Bay shore club; wife to cook man to
look after grounds and boats wonderful
couple Filipino preferred. Apply 1872
MuO6ey bldg
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GIVE AWAY ladies pure silk stockings with
wonderful value 81. 90 set of toiletries. 1000
profit. Paris laboratories 014e Locust,
Dept. e3, st. &euts. Mo.
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YOUNG MAN. white, honest, reliable. de-
sres part-time work; clerical, accountancy
or mechanical; 8 am. to 3. Address Box
l22-R. Star ONCE.
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HELP-MEN,

nEAE-NA1Ns
COMMERCIAL REPRESENTATIVE
Large Local Company
Salaried Position.
Requirements:
Aee-21 to 80.
Resident Of Washington or nearby
Maryland.
Willing to advance.
Neat appearing and courteous.
Sales experience helpful.
Good education.
Reply giving qualifications and telephone
number to Box 104-R, Star once.
REFRIGERATION MEN,
Experienced.
Due to the volume of business We are now
enjoying, we f1nd 1t essential to add to our
sales force the following salaried and COM
mission men:
Two Supervisors.
One Floor Man.
Supervisors with crew following will be
given preference. also special underwriting
on business obtained.
Floor manager we desire is one fully ex-
perienced in domestic refrigeration. a heavy
hitter and good closer. Don't apply unless
you have the qualifications. Successful can
didates Will be added to deliberations hard
est-hitting organiza tion-the Westinghouse
RefTigerstion;, Apply Monday. Tuesday.
"'N EDGAR MORRIS SALES CO.,
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CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS wants place to
go away for the Summer. 70 Jones Brlose
~ Md
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WIDOW, SO years old, wishes position as
housekeeper in motherlesS home; have g.
year-old daughter; best references. Phone
Silver Spring 2l2
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WANTED-THREE
AMBITIOUS MEN.

Who recognize present as ideal time to
start building, permanent career in financial
field. Start by securing one-year member
ships in investment-savings plan which sets
up automatic chain of buying. tSee Parco
Pan ad, financial paEe) We train, provide
Prospects and simple. effective selling device
Plan hlsh-grade, especially adapted to pres
snn eon ona anq 1eaoS 10 iultiot sales
come about $1,000 first year; about $40, 900
workers. Selling record in lines other than
securities desirable. No curiosity seekers
a m. Two references.
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TYPEWRITING at home, addressing and
plain copy; work accurate and neat. Adams
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PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced; best ref.
Mrs Craig Col 1894
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SITUATION-MEN AND WOMEN.

JANITOR, experienced; excellent references
also wifes services. Call Columbia $40.
MAN AND WIFE. colored. wish Jobs as
chauffeur and cook to go away for Summer;
ref and 10 years experience. Call Dec.
9540 or 1912 r st. NV. all day Sunday. Al
bert Autrny
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RY-STENOGRAPHER, thoroughly
experienced; dependable. North 1854, apt.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

SECRETARY, male; married: preferably no
children; willing to live nearby WaSh1lng5onti
Exchange. 2l4 National Press Bldg.
EFFICIENT once. house help; restaurants
and hotels promptly furnished. People S EN-
ployment Agency, Dec. 1855. 1912 You ST. NV.
TEACHERS seeking positions should write
Baltimore Teachers Agency. II E. Lexington
St, BALTIC, Md. Many private school va
cancies in grades and high school subjects.
i. 400 Arms that use this ONCE regularly as
their employment dept In tho past seven
years We have placed 6;362 people In ONCE
ington Employment Exchange, PA Nat.
Press Bldg, l4th and F. District 24S0.
STENOGRAPHERS, pooskeepers, Iyplsts.
clerks male and female. needed hourly sal
aries. SIS to $50 wk. Boyd's. 1888 F. Nat. Z3S8
IF YOU WANT WORK see us: if you want
work done call us. Mutual Employment Elk
change. Ills You st. NV. North l0444.
SIS: gh. work. &13; chambermaid. Sl2;
mothers helper, SO; part time. 81. 2724
Georgia ave. n
RUPHER'S EXCHANGE wants mattresses,
light colored; plain sewing. 50 per day; girls
with references wanted. 1887 18th ST. NV.
AUTO SALESMAN wholesale expJ -. Open
Mechanics helper ................... ~ 9900
Service station attendant ............ 20 90 90
'-e-''-'e Boyd's 1888 F ST N.Y.
SECRETARIES.
BOOKKEEPERS.
DESIRABLE POSITIONS OPEN FOR "a, Az u
TYPES OF SI 5diSAI M sSR1fcE AFFH
TIA Evans Building.
HILDA e. NEISTER, HOLLY w. sHINN.
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SALESMAN

man over as years of age. not satisfied
with his position. opportunity or earnings
pleasing Personality. You can learn our bust.
ness. This offer IS for permanent position.
Do not apply unless you can furnish un-
questionable references
Position Is with nationally known finan-
cial institution with established business in
hich-class men. Not stocks bonds. insur-
ance, or real estate. Compensation on COM
mission basis liberal enough 10 enable worker
to earn 500 or more weekly Give full in
formation. and phone number for apnoint.
ment. Address Box 4.Rs Star once.
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MAN WIFE, colored, neat appearance, ex-
perienced chauffeur, butler; wife splendid
cook; can leave city; best reference. De-
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SITS. NV
DELIVERY MANAGER

DELlN EK4 MANAGER.
An experienced delivery superin-
tendent (white) is required for a
speciality store; must know Wash
ington and suburbs, and be able TO
direct force of drivers and helpers.
In application, state age and expert
ence. Address Box 15l-R. Star Office.
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SHOPPING SERVICE.
From the smallest purchase to the re-
modelling OF your home; references. MIS-. j.
II. Wright phone Met 1912
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BAKER-First-class man for bread. Apply at
once. Qutnn's Bakery, 1928 Nichols ave Sc.
BOY to assist in stock room, familiar with
Ford parts Apply today. Logan Motor Co.,
i0l0 r
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ASSISTANT
FOR CANDY DEPT.

One vino has had several years
experience in candy and is cap
able of managing dept; perma-
nent position for right party.
Apply Employment Office, 4th
floor, Lansburgh's Dept. Store.
SALESLADY, experienced, for
dresses; also a wrapper; must
have experience; permanent po-
sition. ]. f. Cunningham Co.,
3i4 9TH st. NV.
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COOK or maids work wanted by expert
erced. neat colored woman. Can leave CITY,
reliable honest Decatur 24le.
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TEACHER, public school, young Jewess, de-
sires employment during Summer; business
ability. knowledge of typevritng; willing to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07

COIORED GIRLS. neat. experienced, wish
places as cooks or maids. Phone Lincoln
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STENOGRAPHER- TYPIsT. experienced; per-
manent temporary; full part time; also
work at my home. References. Ga. 47l4.
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floor, Lansburgh's Dept. Store.
SALESLADY, experienced, for
dresses; also a wrapper; must
have experience; permanent po-
sition. ]. f. Cunningham Co.,
3l4 9TH st. NV.
HELP-DoMEsTIC.
CHAMBERMA ID-Experenced white, Prot
estant; family two adults: modern country
tains. Box sc Leesburs. Va.
COOK. experienced. white. Protestant. no
housework; fam!!y two adults; modern coun,
o hnss 81 miles oh eqF ahs mads
once Box 90. Lees6urs. Va.
COOR-LAUNDRESS. white: must have city
the summer Adams o8I7. Z.
COOK and general homework; young and
active: willinE TO leave city for year. Ad-
dress Box l3sR. Star ONCE. g.
COOK AND MAID, to go away for the Sum
mer. Phone National s0i7.
GENERAL MAID. family Of 3. frst-cless
cook With city references Trseu aTend oafs
dren; stay nights; So week. ii Girard -.
ne. of N. Capitol.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER, White; prefer
ably German or foreigner. Apply lZOO
Quincy st. NV.
GIRL for general housework. Q am. until q.
Phone Adams 0450.
GIRL, white: general hOusewOTk; immigrant
preferred. Col 53ll.
OF children and do light cooking; 50 per
week and room and board. Apply SIS ne
GIRL. neat. colored, cook and seneral
mer Apply at onoe z7s7 Woodley place NV.
GIRL, for part-time general housework, stay
some nights: So Call Cleveland 1859
HoUsEKEEPER in motherless home; can
have congenial home with some pay. Ad-
dress Box 1872. Star ONCE.
LADY, white experienced. TO care for two
children and house for employed couple: s3S
per month, room and board. georgia Al L-J'
62l Jefferson st. NV.
MAID. first-clsss. part time. at once. for
laundry work Mondays and other afternoons
cook. strong cheerful and reliable; small
family; vicinity Tenieytown. Address Box
493-M, Star office.
cleaning ironing and housework; Takoma
Park; state wages desired. Address Box AZ
R. Star once.
MAID wanted for general housework, white
or colored: american or foreisner. Phone
MAID. white, for general housework, young
references. Gail between 9 and II am. or 8
to 8 pm, 1912 VT ave. NV. Denrike sand
wich Shop, Sunday, all day at 5lol 7th
Capitol ave. ne Atlantic 1882. 7'
UNCONSTITUTIONAL. white. Protestant.
family two adults: modern country house
IS miles north Washington. in mountains;
only experienced waitress need apply. Post
once Box 80. Leesburg. Va.
WHITE GIRL, refined. intelligent unencum-
bered, not over 20, for houSewoTk and plain
cooking for couple with 7-year-old girl: stay
nights. State age and salary. Address Box
4l9-M. Star once. -
WOMAN. white. middle aged. Protestant. 70
take charge of motheriess home as working
houSekeeper and three children; good home,
permanent position; must love children; no
triflers; salary $50 month. Address Box 1877
r. Star ONCE.
WOMAN, white. fond of children: keep house
for business couple. Tel. Col. 9539-W.
WOMAN. white, to care for child, mother
employed: good home: references. Address
Box 98-M. Star ofiee.
YOUNG GIRL, colored, for general house.
work three in family; plain cooking: good
ironer: must stay nights. 50i7 10th St NV.
Columbia 1890
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COIORED WOMAN reliable. wants laundry
or cleaning for TUESDAYS. Wednesdays: Fri
dsvs ia BRYANT st. NV. Phone Potomac
sI54 Call before 9 a m. or after pm.
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OPPORTUNITY WITH
RANK.

One of the largest national banks
in Washington has openings for three
men of integrity and some sales
ability in developing new savings &C
counts with unusual advantages over
the ordinary kind OF bank account.
The remuneration is substantial and
future assured the right men.
Courteous interview accorded all ap-
plicants. Telephone Mr.. Hobbs, Ma
tional OILS for apDointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07

COIORED HIGH SCHOOL GIRL as mothers
helper: refined and willing to Work. Phohe
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COIORED WOMAN. neat. wants part-tlme
or DAYS work References. Phone Adams
s3qs-J 1892 Chemplain ST. NV.
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HELP-MEN.

ADVERTISING MAN, with car Summer re-
sort paper; months work; big commissions
leads furnished. Address Box e8-R, star
Office
AUTOMOBILE statesmen to sell our high
grade stock of model A Fords and other
makes; only those fully experienced need
apply. See Mr.. Wheatley, Triangle Motor
Co, New York ave NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07

COOK. colored. .first class. "a years Win T,
pi9btS. splendid cook North 6253
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ATTORNEY

x I IUHN + 7.
Wanted-Young man associate who de-
Sires to build up his own practice: desirable
ARRANGEMENTS can be made. Address Box
CIR. Star ONCE. g.
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YOUNG LADY, refined wishes part time
secretarial position; medical. chemical,
business and bookkeeping experience. Call
Ma 1920 (eXt 457D, mornings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07

GIRL. colored, wants day work: also flrst-
class laundress; best references. Phone
A W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07

STENOGRAPHER, young lady, high school
graduate, desires position, temporary or per-
manent. knowledge of bookkeeping. Mod
crate salary. Address BOX 4s4-M. Star ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07

| GIRL colored wants place TO go away
for Summer as nurse maid or general house,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07

COLORED WOMAN. reliable: hrst-class
cooking: public work without Sunday or pri-
va family 1912 7 st n ".
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GIRL. colored, reliable, experienced. wants
JOB as chambermaid, waitress. Phone De-
tn w
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COLORED GIRL, neat, reliable, desires place
as chambermaid or nurse. North 4520-K-
COT0RED GIRL. light, refined wishes
morning work only. Phone North 1928. Ask
for Apt. l07.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07

SPANISH GIRL. with reference: years
with diplomatic family leaving for Europe.
Adams 0625 after pm.
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CHAIR GAMERS, all hand caneing; must be
experienced: 81 piece and furnish cane
state experience in first reply. Address Boz
S5-R, Star Office.
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wANTED-AGENTS.

AMAZING! NEW! DIFFERENT!-s30 daily
possible Heats water instantly; pocket-size
minute demonstrations; unit profit to 81 IS
No investment; free offer. Luxvico. Elkhart
Tpd
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CLEANING by dav. week or month in pri-
called for and delivered Columbia 6466
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GIRL. neat, colored. wants Job as nurse.
| general housework cooking. Call Dec.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1931-12-12
FOSHAY RECEIVER TO visit NOCALES TO AID
IN SETTLING POWER RATE RUMPlJS, DRACHMAN
Announces upon HIS RETURN TO TUCSON
Nose Drachman Asks Joseph Chapman To Come To
Nogales From Minneapolis; Is Trying
Situation" Says Drachman

Joseph Chapman of Mime
apolis, Mimi, general receiver
for the w. 3. FOshay intere is,
who own the Public Utilities
Consolidated Corporation, has
been asked TO visit NOgales with
the hope that the power COM
pany rate rumpuS here can be
adjusted.
Announcement to this effect was
made in Tucson, yesterday, by Nose
of Tucson, ancillary re-
ceiver for the Public Utilities Con-
solidated Corporation in Arizona.
D~achman has just returned to
Tucson from Nogales after hearing
complaints from light and power
user1 here about the new reduced
rates being in fact increased rates.
1.-THE situation is trying" said Mr..
1.-THE state corporation
commission reduced rates Is to 20
per cent, but it develops that at
least 100 users CT electricity find
that their rates have been raised.
Those people in Nogales are all my
friends and 1 hope that something
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1931-12-12
CHECK ARTIST
VISITS NOGALES

Giving his. name as joseph Maloof,
Of Fall River, Mass, g check artist
visited Nogales this week and wac
able to cash a check for $500 en-
q local business establishment.
Maloof came to Nogalec Tuesday
and registered at the Bowman Ho-
tel. He was accompanied by his
wife.
Wednesday morning he gave a
local business man the hot check,
which was a personal check on the
First National Bank, claiming that
he was registered at the Bowman
hotel and could be identified by a
phone call to either bank or the
hotel. He also gave reference to a
LEGAL prominent buiiness man.
The case was reported to the
sheriff's office Thursday morning
when the check was returned from
the bank. Upon investigation by R.
@. Leatherman, deputy sheriff, it
was found that the check artist
had vacated his room at the hotel
and left town Thurcday morning.
Efforts are being made by the To-
cal authorities to trace down and
place him under arrest.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1931-12-12
PATAGONIA TO
HOLD CHARITY
DANCE TONIGHT

The Patagonia Woman's Welfare
Club, an organization composed of
the women of Patagonia and the
surrounding country is giving a
charity dance at the Opera house
tonight, all the proceeds to be used
to assist the unemployed in the
Patagonia district.
The Women's Welfare Club was
organized a few months ago and
since that time has been very active
in the charity work around Patago-
MIA. The Richardson Estate, thru
Edward Bohlinger, has given them
q hall which they have decorated
and furnished to uce as a club and
meeting place. The women of the
organization meet once a week to
sew and recondition clothing which
is given them. The Welfare Club in
conjunction with the Patagonia Civ
ic Association is taking care OF a
number of destitute American and
Mexican families in and about Pata-
gonia.
The hall for the dance on Satur-
day night has been donated to the
organization and the people from
the surrounding district are max
ing donations Of fuel and food for
the dance supper. The music will be
furnished by Peltier's orchestra Of
Nogales. Tickets will be one dollar
and supper thirty cents.
It il hoped that the dance will be
well attended as the entire COM
ncunity is cooperating with the Wo-
mems Welfare Club in their splend-
il work.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1931-12-12
BORDER PATROL
ARRESTS 1871
IN NOVEMBER
4 ,O58 Qu-zzed During
Travel OF 34,4O9
Miles

There were 181 persons arrested
during the month of November by
border patrol officers of the Aizona
district, it was shown in a report
compiled today by Ivan Williams.
acting chief inspector. Of the total,
III were held for illegal entry and
are subject to deportation; six were
seized by border officers, working
in conjunction with customs men
for alleged smuggling OF narcotics,
and four we're turned over to state
and municipal auto-ities for pro-
sccution.
The seizure of narcotics included
80 ounces of gum opium and enc
ounce Of morphine. The opium was
taken from an automobile ttopped
on the Nogales-Tucson road, Nov.
10.
The months report shows that
4,O56 persons were questioned by the
border officers and of these, 1,742
were pedestrians found in various
cections of the 35o-mile boundary
line under control of the Tucson
office. The officers Travelled 38,409
miles in the line of duty during the
month.
Two of the four ARE, ted and
turned back to the state are alleged
to be auto thieves attempting to
cross into Mexico with stolen cars.