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Evening star., 1948-04-10
HfIP MEN.

YOUNG MAN TO train Tor salesman posi-.
NE E CO.. sossfs s.h hseGaiRs snd sts soGas dept
YOUNG MAN, for electrical stock clerk.
ige; construction JOB, VICINITY Of Wheaton
YOUNG Man. for saieswork in pork cooler.
Sc msnaser. Il kiNdAN i Co. sos 1ss6
YOUNG MAN to learn hotel work. no
HorEHD ApD ieth f'sssan ana ss
PERMANENT OPENINGS AVAILABLE sIo to
men sna boms who can qualify 70 call on builders
shssen nSons x E.sIinI RsSf is sssSainss
REAL ESTATE FIRM. Ideally located Just
across Key Bridge; IN Rosslyn. desires sey-
Ing and listing properties Numerous list
ings and clients; A splendid opportunity
E f'r BuRsD M sR D1res sio Lee Car bsy oM
GENTLEMAN for inside selling position
n be osts. ssDecaty sboT Must
XasTsSssSs SSS Esss e sisEt Y. s5ff stss
Working cond; Only exper. window low clean. eaDo
Rr.p e1s need rsgpE sPply 4es sth St; nv. Is
estate salesman selling s. De.eaeeo e and Mary srs
NJ TWeed. EN-. fsso. o hfeeSsafs F. 4. TwSap Ssp
ffRMaSssf f 2it fGaa sHLEs POSITION with ssse
equipment manufacturer open for a reli-
able, conscientious, middle-aged man
Applicant must have practical education
and sales exper. Experience with earth
moving equipment desirable but not nee
Must have car but majority of contacts
Will be In District. Excel. salary and ell
expenses paid. Give fun particulars and
references. Write Box DB5-S. Star --l2
ATTENTION, MONTGOMERY COUNTY
men-Drivers wanted; must be over %
years old: Silver Spring taxi. 1925 East
REsPoNsIBLE YOUNG MAN with photo
engraving experience needed BY old
established Arm, to work in once. Ex-
csllent chance for Advancement. Phone
Ex-sERVviIcEMAN to work part time, 8
tavern: good pay: exper. not necessary.
LARGE sGPPLfER of aircraft parts and
aircraft engines, with principal offices
and warehouse in the Southwest, requires
outstanding man with aircraft back
ground to take charge of established
Washington sales ONCE; must have had
previous sales experience In aircraft field,
preferably with foreign purchasing COM
missions; good salary and future for
the right man. Personal interview will
be granted in Washington on basis OF
letter OF application. Box 424-T. Star,
Evening star., 1948-04-10
SPECIAL NOTICES Cont.

GAS WATER HEATERS, 20, 30, 40 gal,
automatic; no cash needed: = small n monsh5y
sSE s$Hssisss eo se soas
PI1anrss Pc1sz seTn i fass aExr1Na is5ns CO. i1s s
phone. sH. 54ss. 81. sai5. II
6IAMoNDs; oia ,evslr. and y,..raS s,,yes gsn'ea; 1
CLUBS NoW foRMiNGGWrite to Mac
Au tsa ic5 eonn as. Noa oI es Ap %
pa SAYaohs YPa5i,fui1ah WITHHOLDING TAX. SOC social
security and state UNEMPLOYMENT quarterly
report prepared for signature; reasonable.
I, MRS. sSoe evERLAN r. GoDLEsKI. as agent
sd s sr by o Ssrs e ge.sy GE dp
premises. Sol Ralsish pl. Sc, o. C., hereby
notify all creditors ard persons whom.
BEAUTY Beauty % shop That that z am a Selling MAN same sa in
bulk for said owner and herewith request
that within five days from date of this
payment with Psui ). Miller. Broker @ ss2 ts
DAYS a free and clear bill Of sale viii be
v F. 6hsEse assns g. krG sad
FORT FooTE FOUNDRY, william P. Dali
30 YeG eGF' wxsf HGsf soME rSPi sP Gss Is
QUICK SET LIMO CO, 500 9th ST, NV
Just as quick, and Just as reasonable as
any other composition plant in the Ma
tion's Capital. About 65 combinations of
type to choose from. DI 43I4 IL
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY WANTED-Highest
cash prices; Free appraisal ARTHUR
4Nk VIII Nof ~ Be kEsroNsissLfo S Ms oasa for any
myself and wife. FRANK j. coLEY, VIII
MA 3; cOLEY, s11 9TH st. ne.
THE FOXES. INC. regret to announce
that through a mixzup in dates they will
be unable to hold their Plaid and Gingharn
Ball scheduled for April 10 at the Union
ANY ONE WHO SAW streetear accident
involving James Green at 340O Benning
I'd. ne, Tuesday, April 6, II pm, please
seaH Sentaet i, i, p iPLANKINGToN, at WI
CAMERA FANS and others who may be
concerned are hereby notified that ''Bill''
Goodman will no longer be connected with
Penn Camera Exchange after April II,
1913. Watch this column for further
announcements. WILLIAM A. GOODMAN,
xNsdHn M H1lsff %fEfrss Fl Or TA SsRf
Washington Permanent Building Associa-
ton will be held at the office. 500 F
Street, Northwest. May 5. 1a4s, at 3 pm,
for election of ofbcers and directors, and
any other business that might come be-
fore the shareholders. Polls open from
10 am. to ? pm. JULIUS A. MAEDEL.
secretary
Evening star., 1948-04-10
SALESMEN.

BUILDING sUPPLY company; knowledge
OF contracts desirable. Salary. plus COM
App 4oss sSs
GOO6. sALESMENmEventualiy join En-
eyelogaedia Britannica. Why don't your
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-we want .
good aggressive a.ss salesmen with cars we
WE HAVE OPENING for : topnotch ssies-
and to half sH In 9aT nnv HdeT million
struet.i!on. over $4,000 people Si visit our our
beautiful beau grounds every year we sen
quickly and thoroughly. We help you.
You can earn more than 959s of the
ad be IN eTery mass asps
EoRR RsIs3as ia'sEEiE
1901 Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ia
s:rrSs sSysy With R e. na1n MasSsns sa1ss aa
Must have car. Expsrienee se conssetins naaaainsi
compensation. LIBERAL commissson. CON I s'fssaas bonus
RESIDE WSl5s Sas fS aetaII: for mmed5ass
FoR ssFoRFffHsse Goops ssar DEPT, exc excel
TIiT WdSSTkES MILLS CO. sth and sts NV. III
manager. Take over sales of saltwater
beach prop, serving Wash. and Baltimore
with bathing, fishing, boating and dock fa-
cilities: Write Box 212-S, Star. Ill
JUNIOR SALESMAN to put UP advertising
and merchandise In stores for ice cream
manufacturer. Must have car. No exper.
sAEEsMxNYSoasnoss sSS sosT sn s5ar m
native Washingtonian and local high
school graduate, for permanent inside
position in old-esta blished speciality busi-
ness; start $35 week, plus usual benefits;
naming local hish school attended, to
OLDEST AND LARGEST concern of its
kind in America has opening for man, 80
to As years Of age. to work in Washing
ton area; must have car: some speciality
appliances or automatic heating helpful
but not necessary; training and protected
territory assured; salary and bonus or
commission. Call TR. 1885 for appoint
ment - am. to IL noon. -15
SALESMAN, 1st-class. for estimating re-
roofing and new work: must have car;
very good opportunity; nearby Va. Box
2R-S. Star
Evening star., 1948-04-10

sslia,; i've in. Phon. = wi. IT,; ;a5iS ~ between
sooS sDS LH: Ply w.. live in attractive lG rm;
sent out. Bsndlx for ehildren's laundry;
Chevy sf Chase, Nd. ' wi ''essae'' esss. 'eaea' @
sSiidTens;. city references; SIS to start.
Cook.G.H.w.: live in or stay 3 nights;
doctors home; excel. liv. quarters: no
laundry; $a5 week: local refs. uN. 04o4.
COOK G.H.w. experienced. dependabls
soSd COOK for smpleysed sse5 couple small
aIbEkIY 92tSsS coLoRED WOMAN to car. M.i for
BABY IN n..s eolersd I'd family s1s and pass
Tst; basment rm,; live in. Good salary.
sh G.H.w.. vGse COOKING. white, with som. mls .x-
perience and references; live In, $50 wk.
Bsndix washer, no ironing In Alexandria.
S:H.W.ePiye-da week; tnelqd!ns, SAT.
urday: $40 to 80 and stay late eye eye
Georsetown; references required. CHI.
v: assist m s1od Sth sss9y sndfsH iGoenf
G.HW.-Live in or out: $50 vk.; settled
Tss HNp GOOD Ge "a rLss isfs COOK, .1D.r
1ssssd ssss OH Ivf a4f4 n local references 3 81
GIRL ,bdrn fEIorsd ao fSr sh b sssng .sDsr
@ neeessar2' aTo De, ssSl. SI ','V' WIs
housekeepinE, refs, required Cali vi 7fo6
SisL FoR CIV. experienced ard Re;
liable: 4h-dsy week; health card ana
aousfkFEsfk flS sfhsTinsf et.. dh 1888 sS vt y. n
school-are children GOOD cook and clean
sT; Bendix, a5-45 n: recent local Tsf.
IS SH9TsEklhssEt n Fen w, ss'' g1 oI main fs sss;
H HHHse sSaDDS and sa 81 md for smH % p
ersSiy some, one sround. $5 years Of, sss
.ao isn e5lEs stsf car State age ..lsr''
SGunry SssG Gsi nssr Wash Room and board pro
iAIutSSDREss MAID. Seventh Day Advent.
st prefs1sa but not essential e nS,1 sork
sunday. 1880 am. to pm Box 255s-s.
MAID. live in; automatic washer! com
is IN hosp. with new baby. G.HW. Top
salary Recent health card and Al sef'
MAID. se eolored. with exper. as cook and
ssossra p.J c a. sss hiyt fos IL
u MAin, n liy. in; 81. days: references. can
MAID, gh.v.. fond OF children: must live
IN: come in person. 1900 9th st. s.w. III
MAID, g.h.w. and cooking; live in. beautiful
room; Bendix washer. no iroring: ample
time of Must be efficient, neat and exper.
With children. Ref. required; good salary.
MAN AND WIFE, coiored; man to driys
school bus: woman to do domestic work.
Live in; 500 per month. 94o1 Georgia
MiDpha-aGEp MN; IL 1 MAN AND WIFE who wan.
. comfortable home near Alexandria man
to do chores on country 'piace. wife 20
help In house; no laundry. Give local
references, previous experience and wages
expected. Box 303-T, Star. 12s
PART-TTME MAID, experienced. g.h.w.
laundry and cooking hours 12 70 2. no
phone calls please. Apply 1909 14th st. nv.
WANTED. eolored woman With nice homo
70 care for baby - mrs. DU. 4o54. -1o
WOMAN, white, to live in; heiu with
housevork; new and happy home. Phone
CONTINUED on Next Pagsj
Evening star., 1948-04-10

MAZO BROS, 700 K. st. s.w. 10
sHoEMAKER. Al; short hours. Call AT.
SHOE sHLLEsMAs for suburban store. ex;
have fine &C CONNECTION with an assured
smovEL dIo1f sSa orERATok' sssf Bay City and NV.
sSpsTenss si4sst srsanr required sE ess Il
good reference and sober: good pay and
aan shsaee pEk Al DE6 ok Agp
sPoTTERs-win pay high salary to quail
ed spo5ssr sE AkppE sy phone ST u
INC, l1o5 v. Broad ST, Falls Church.
sTTATIsAT;Ies42ii' s2i'' AND INVENTORY clerk.
ence unnecessary Give age and salary
STONE MAsONs, plenty work. top wages.
TABuIaTNG Tai GfGtT MACHINE orERAToR-
ous6iy auaiifed in operation Of BM
msns s sass .s VIII Vafrnss
Star. swing details Of experience and
PsTs19s PaxicaR euf5ffvsEtasss bRfvERs WANTED cooTed
for Silver Top. Call Mr.. Glenn or Eaton
TECHNIcTAS, II Gan experienced. construction,
devices. Location, Fort Beivoir, TE. $500.
Ext. s3136; MR.. COX, ewes, Sat, sun,
fHEAfaaR MANAGER, colored man, 40 to
40 yrs, to learn theater business; honest
sober, ref. REQUIRED. Apply 1915 7th st.
TsUck aR na bRfvER. dRsffvSER white, and .ns aeneral
helper In furniture store. THOMPSON
karooaaMAN wanted. construction sos.
14th and Missouri NV. See superintend-
ent. Excellent salary, references required.
NORRIS POLLIN a. SONS, INC. Ill
WINDOW TRIMMER-Popular priced
ready-to-wear; experienced necessary: no
night or Sunday work. Apply Mr.. Siele,
MORTONS, 314 7th st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1948-04-10
HELP DOMESTIC.

'LENDID UPPUHTUNII TOT
lady; S2,400 1st year
ent. Box 92-S, Star.
Evening star., 1948-04-10

When answering ddUertise-
ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT inclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers of personal ualne. Ad-
Derttsers often fail to call for
all replies addressed to q Star
boz number and this mail is
destroyed II remaining oper 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
In order to protect its ad-
DertiserS from receiDing circu-
lar matter, it is expressly un-
derstood and agreed that all
such matter 1Dill be Dithheld
as far as possible By The Star.
Only bona fde dns,Ders to dd-
DertiSements addressed to boz
numbers in core of The Star
UiH be delivered to advertisers
on presentation OF the boz
number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-04-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT-Int. Rev exper; will ap-
preciate opportunity to discuss your ac-
counts. Taylor 35q5. IL"
ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started,
kept part time; tax returns prepared,
statements, auditS; reasonable. OR. 2074.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
H0LEPROOf says. j..
/L[1k[[C MATCHED SETS are matchess

-. for setting forth in beauty for staying home
in style! Matching gown, petticoat and s,ep-ins
lace fred and lovely in Tea Rose, White or Blue
Gown about 5000; petticoat about $3.50 bal
lerina length about S4.5O); stepn about $3.50
Other Luxite "ntimates made from DUPONT Ny
Ion yarns. Briefs about $500; slips about $500;
gowns about $1,000 AT fine stores everywhere,
or write for name of your nearest Luxite dealer.
HOLEPROOF HOSIERY COMPANY. MILEAUkEE I. FISC0NSN
IN CAsADA: LONDON ONTARIO
Evening star., 1948-05-02
MURDER IN ONE SCENE
Continued from page sleren

Marna and dropped at her side,
his face gaunt with anxiety.
"Marna, baby. Mama. are
you all right?"
Its George, Eddie" said
Joan. Hes dead"
Marna turned 50 that she was
looking straight at the young
man. Eddie, you didn't :. ?"
Slowly the expression of horror
faded from her eyes, No" She
got up and confronted Trant.
She seemed almost calm.
IL HAVEN'T any idea how you
got here, but presumably you
want to ask me questions. It's
all quite simple. l did buy the
gun. l did write George that
letter. But that's all l did. I've
been out this afternoon. | got
back just before five. l went into
the bedroom. IL found George.
l was still bending over him
when l heard Joan come in with
you. / heard strange voice.
1t was all a terrible shock. l
didn't want a stranger involved.
decided to wait in the bedroom
until you had gone"
Lieutenant Trant lit a ciga-
rette. He was thinking hard. He
enjoyed thinking hard and he
discovered that he was begin
ming to relish this situation
which, whatever it turned out to
be, was no longer trite.
He sat down on the arm of a
chair. All three of them were
watching him as if he were a
time bomb.
He glanced at Marna. $50
that's your story. Your hus-
hand was dead when YOU came
home?"
Its true"
IRANT smiled. You would
hardly admit that it was a lie.
Mrs. Hyde. Of course, with
those gloves, there'd be no fin
gerprints on the gun. You picked
a lucky time for your disagree
ment with milk"
"Marna's milk allergy is on
the level" barked Eddie. Show
him your hands, Marna."
Marna peeled off her right
glove. There was no doubt about
the allergy. Her thumb. the tips
of her second and first fingers
and the whole middle of her
palm were sprinkled with little
white blisters. She turned the
hand over. Her knuckles were
Continued on page 20
Evening star., 1948-05-02

noon. She always wears gloves
when it's bad. But - who are
you? Why are you here?"
Trant shrugged. I'm sorry to
give you such good service. I'm
from the Homicide Bureau." He
took Marna's elbow. Shall we
move into the next room"
Marna let him guide her into
the living room. She dropped
into a chair. Joan Hyde came
after them.
Homicide Bureau. / don't
understand.
You're not meant to-" Trant
was watching Marna. you have
been sending out appeals for
the Big Pal people, haven't
you?"
The girl shivered. She did not
seem to have heard the question.
He repeated it. She whispered:
Eyes"
"You sent some off yesterday
and did some more today?"
yes"
Trant took from his pocket
the letter he had received and
handed it to her.
You wrote this, Mrs. Hyde?"
Eyes, but how -. ?"
Its all fairly obvious, isn't
it? Your husband didn't want
the divorce. He'd been acting
violently. He was coming at five.
You were afraid of him so you
bought gun. He got violent
again. You shot him."
MARNA HYDE did not say any,
thing.
Trant went on: There's just
one thing that seems to be miss
ing. Eddie was supposed to be
here. Where is he?"
Marna was looking at the
blood stain on her glove. There
was dead silence. The buzzer
shrilled. Joan started for the
door, but Trant outdistanced
her to the hall. He opened the
door onto a blond young man
with broad shoulders and very
blue eyes.
Trant said: Hello, Eddie"
The young man glared. "Who
are you?"
lust a stray policeman.
You're a little late for the mur-
der"
Murder? Nothing's - moth
ing's happened to Marna?"
Roughly the young man
pushed past Trant and ran into
the living room. Trant followed.
The young man hurried to
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-12

In the finals the Red Devils
of Tabor City met the Fair Bluff
five and emerged as champions
of Columbus county, winning the
title by an overwhelming score
of SIS to II. Team work prevailed
as the Red Devils displayed d
smooth five man attack that OPP
Grated with machinegun precis-
ion, to completely outclaSS the
Fair Bluff boys.
In the first half the Red Dew
| lis displayed a beautiful defense
that had each Devil checking and
double checking his man, and
had the Fair Bluff boys batfled as
they tried to penetrate the al
most air tight defense of the
Devils. While the Fair Blulf live
were trying to solve the de-
Tense, the Tabor lads connected
for % points to Z.
In the last half the boys from
over Lumber River way manag-
cd to hit the basket for 4 total
of 10 points. But the Red Devils
were not asleep by any means.
They continued to swish the
cords with shots from all angles
Ifor q points and a one-Slded
IS to II win.
Earl Stanley, Ted FippS and
Fred Sdles, the three All-Colnin
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-12

bus men on the Red Devils squad,
were outstanding along with
Harold Ward, Owen Strickland
and Doc Herring. Stanley, Fipps
and Soles led the scoring with
rs, u and II respectively. FippS,
Herring and Strickland, who
make it their business to stay
in their opponents hair through
out Il game, turned in a superb
performance on defense. The
reserves also gave creditable per-
IformanceS.
Caruso declared team work
was the major factor that enabl-
ed his team to cop the Columbus
county championship. He said
tho Red Devils displayed the
best team work he had seen all
season and that the regulars
along with the reserves did their
jobs well.
The DcvilctlcS, trounced Ger
70 Gordo in the quarter-finals
81 to lG.
Irene Grice led the scoring
with Il points followed by Irene
Jordan with six. Edwards was
high for Cerro Gordo with nine
points.
In the mi-finals they tangled
with the Chadbourn seXtette and
/ lost a heartbreaking thriller, II
To "a.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-12
All-Stars Lose
To Ocean Drive
AT Tournament

The Tabor City All-Stars (boys)
lost a heart breaking thriller to
Ocean Drive in the finals Of the
Hallsboro invitational tourna-
ment 26 TO 81. The inspired play
of the locals was the highlight of
the night as they fought back,
after trailing, to tie the count in
the third quarter II to II. But
the Beach boys rallied in the last
quarter to down the stubborn
Tabor five 26 to 81.
Albert Wright, with seven
points, led the scoring for the
losers and Permenter. was high
for Ocean Drive with II points.
Trophies were awarded follow
ing the game ringing down the
curtain on the first Hallsboro In.
vitational tournament. Albert
Wright received the runner.up
trophy for the Tabor City ALI
Stars
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-12
Merchants Annual Dinner
Set For Friday, March 10

The annual banquet and e.
lection Of officers of the Tabor
City Merchants Association will
be held at the Legion Hut Fri
day night, March 10.
The dinner will be served by
the ladies of the St. Paul Metho-
dist Church and will be a La
dies Night" affair.
In addition to holding the E.
lection of officers, the associa-
ton at that time will hear the
annual report of last years ac-
tivities and will adopt plans
for the coming year.
Plans for the banquet are be-
ing made by A. E. Goldfinch
and S. T. Rogers as committee
chairmen.
The program is being arrang.
ed by Association President w.
B. Webster
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-12
John B. Jacobs.
Pireway Farmer.
Taken BY Death

Bert Jacobs, II. of Tabor City
route three, died Friday night
after 4 short illness. He was a
resident OF the Pireway section
where he had spent most of his
life.
The funeral was held Sunday
al Riverside Baptist church. con-
Quoted by Rev. Q. F. Chadwick.
Burial followed in the Jacobs
cemetery.
Surviving are the wife. Mrs.
Lizzie Grlce Jacobs; four daugh-
tiers. Penny Smith, Mrs. Lucille
Gore. Mrs. Ruby Smith and Ha-
eel Jacobs. all of Tabor City
route three; five sons, Julius,
James F., Leon and Carver, all
of Tabor City route three, and
William of Lumberton; five sis
tiers. Mrs. Mona Grice. Mrs. Mat
tie FormvDuval of Tabor City
route three. Mrs. J. c. Long of
Bolton. Mrs. J. E. Jenrette of
Longwood. Mrs. Lizzie Lawri-
more of Savannah. Ga: one bro
Their. w E. Jacobs of Tabor City
route three.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-12
Field Secretary
Meets With WINS.

Miss Clara Lane of Columbia,
S. c., Mission Study and field
secretary for South Carolina,
met with the WINS of Oakdale
and Glendale Friday afternoon,
March 5th at the Glendale Bap-
fist church.
The book studied was Guide
for Community Missions"
The WINS from Glendale at
tending were: Mrs. Willie Cox,
Mrs. Charlie Hardie. Mrs. Flora
Flovd. Mrs. Otto Edwards, Mrs.
Bill Holt. Mrs. Alice Herring,
Mrs. Edith Mincev. and Mrs.
Grace Prince. YMA'S were:
Mildred, Pauline and Ruby
Floyd.
Oakdale WINS were: Mrs. Al.
lene Stevens, Mrs. Chile, Hazel
and Lois Hinson. Mrs. Esther
Graham, Mrs. Thelma Prince,
Mrs. Wanda Cartrette, Mrs. Mar
Gle Soles, Mrs. Curlie Herring,
Mrs. Grace Mishoe, Mrs. Attic,
Judy and Addie Hardee. TWAS
were Zelda and Elna Hinson,
Mary, Elga and Mildred Hardee.
WINS. MEETING
The WINS of Oakdale Baptist
church met with Mrs. Nina
Wright Sunday afternoon, March
7, and held their regular month
ly meeting.
The meeting was opened with
prayer by the President. Mrs.
Allene Stevens. The TOPIC for
the month, "The Christian
Home, Our Immediate Task"
Bible study was bv Mrs. Thel-
ma Prince, Stories, Home Sweet
Home and The Influence of the
Home by Mrs. Allene Stevens,
The Home and Mission by Mrs.
Wanda Cartrette. Benediction by
Mrs. Chile Hinson.
Members present were: Mrs.
Allene Stevens. Mrs. Grace Mis-
hoe. Mrs. Curlie Herring, Mrs.
Chile and Hazel Hinson, Mrs.
Docia and Wanda Cartrette. Mrs.
Thelma Prince and Mrs. Lizzie
Hardie VISITING the society were
Mrs. Florria Fipps, Miss Helen
Watts and Mrs. Galab Wright.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-12
Columbus Woman
Taking Treatment
After Cat Bite

FAIR BLUFF-NlrS. Mack
MOBILES. who lives close to FaiI
Bluff on the Cherry Grove road.
IS taxing me Pasteur treatment
after having been bitten by a
mouse cat suffering from hEoro-
phob!a 20 days ago.
The animal attacked Mrs;
NobIes before she had observed
rha, there was anything wrong
with the cat.
Later the cat attempted To bite
4 Young woman and a young
man near the Mobiles nome o9t
the attacks were warded OF.
The cat was killed and the
head sent 10 the state laboratory
a Raleigh. which returned a
positive hydcophobia report.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-12
Martha Jane Hardee
Dies In Conway
After Short Illness

Ms. Martha Jane Hardee of
Conway 1t. / died Monday
night after short illness. Mrs.
Hacdee was 80 years OF age.
Funeral services were held
"Wednesday morning at ll:O0 o.
clock al the Bayboro Baptist
Church with the Rev. VinaS
HuckS officiating. Burial follow
ed n the church cemetery.
Surviving are: two daughters,
Miss Eva Hardec and Mrs. Nan
Cy Shelley of Conway: two sons,
Ernest Hardee of Conway and
Pink Haydee of LoriS; two sis
terS, Mrs. Eta Allen and Mrs.
Caledonia Allen OF Bayboro: two
brothers. Harrison Allen and
Edward Prince Of Gurley. S. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-03-12
Three Face Trial
In Conway On
Murder Count

CONWAY, S. C.-Three men
charged with the shotgun STAY
ing of Clayton Hall, 53year-old
Crescent Beach tourist cabins
operator, were scheduled to go
on trial for their lives here this
week.
Hall was slain four months
ago Tuesday. Two Norfolk, Va,
taxi drivers and a North Car
Gilman are accused of robbing
him of $4,000 and leaving his
buckshot-riddled body near the
cabins he operated.
Officers said the killers over
looked $1,000 Hall had hidden
in an old ammunition box.
The defendants are Joe Will
hanson, 35, and Richard whit
ey) Ciesillski, 10, of Norfolk,
and Edison Martin, %, of White
vile.
The three were to have been
tried last Thursday but the Hor-
ry County courtroom became
SO packed with spectators that
it was impossible to move about.