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Evening star., 1949-01-15
APTS. WANTED Cont J

WANTED BY . 6USINESSWOMEN a
, or 8 bedrm. unfurn. apt; within
walking distance of downtown. Cali
oW. 2Oss Friday after 8, all day
VII r. ANn rs WIFE, WIFE employed, desire 2
Em Rnx tpEn: sI.R apt, sf,I pvt kit and beth
EFFiCiENCY. 1-pearm. apt. furn; or
One adult Me. sss5. i6:
STORE EXECUTIVE wants 2-bedrm.
apt. or mouse, no small children;
will paw up to 500: NV. area pref
cradle. Phone Mr.. MILAs. NA.
cow. ATTY. and wife, returned
from foreign service urgently need
l,bedrm opt. near NV. preferred,
OH YEARS RENT in advance ' for
4-5 room apt. in good NV. loca-
2 YOUNG WOMEN desire furnished
apt, incl. bedrm.. living rm., kitch-
en- and bath; rent, 500 or less
Call CO. 93s3 17'
LISTING SERVICE
We have over 100 employees seeking
houses or .completely private apart
ments under S75 per mo. We will
men. mot rooms' without charge.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO..
MI 1858 weekdays, q am-6 pm.
Just say I want TO list some hous-
ing"
couple
need apt, rooms. kitchen and
Evening star., 1949-01-15
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

GENTLEMAN desires room and
board in pvt home, NV. preferred
References furnished uuon request
Box 2S7-R Star l6s
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Bannockburn-S23,75

This we believe to be, By far. the
best buy in this most desirable Sec
tien. A beautiful custom. built. center
hall entr.. white brick home; on o lot
p pm' large kitchen wit With iots Of cab
inets, elec. range, eft. Frigidaire;
powder room, side porch; 8 spacious
bedrooms and Z, baths on End a.;
built-in garage, large dry basement.
spect, call Mr.. Budleng, with
FRANK J. VOLKMAN
EN-. 4949: ewes, AK. s29s.
(Continusd on ext Pass)
Evening star., 1949-01-15
ALREMARLE NR- MASS

ALBEMARLE Mr.. MASS.
Open every day, . to dark. 4sll
Albemarle st, NV, close to Spring
Valley shopping center. New CENTER
hall red brick home. with slate roof.
gas heat; has 3 large bedrms., Q
baths, stairway to attic; 24-tt. living
rm,, spacious dining rm., modern de
luxe kitchen and powder ym. on LIST
floor: ready to move in.
e. M. FRY, INC, WI. 6740
once open Sun. till 5 pm. lis
American University Park
Detached corner brick home. center
entrance, large living room, dining
room; big, sunny kitchen, completely
equipped, bedrooms and 2 baths,
full basement; gas &C. heat; con-
venient to all schools, transportation
and shopping, Exclusive with
FRED A. SMITH co.
11th NJ w
Evening star., 1949-01-15

5403 1th ST.--Nice furnished room,
twin beds, shower; good Transports
on nSsss 'essh oos h9%f er '0nRlf Y,ehsa
FPGRNIsakD PhayNi1sHsi F6 Room @as IN lst-n. .pt,
for 2 refined ladies'; unlim phone
excel. transp.; refs. required; S25
,sa sssh a5s Per sT no Can IA tssl
bedroom, twin beds, pvt. bath; rent
reasonable: either 2 men or women,
14es tai sSIs; DEcAruR ST. N.w.-Attrsc. Mts
lively furn. room, single bed, semi
pvt. bath prefer sirl; cow trssnasp,
1888 PARK RD. N.w.-Immacuiste
home, lovely rms. for young men,
LasSE shfSsf SoGBIf ROOM as5 nes pu esf ssts
cSLvEsr s13 Rs1 vi SEAs e'l sspIs4t. NJ 749 'front.'
corner, for empI, mature woman;
RSsGsi1a' Rs,Is's ROOM unmited d'sp phons me-
laundry privileges, maid service, for
sirl' no smoking; s2S mo GE. 211s.
141a DECATUR ST. N.w.-Beautlful
double bedroom, private bath. IA.
1sss MONROE ST. N.w.-L.rre front
room, twin beds, large closet; sin
gle, gentleman employed. AID 1887,
NEW HAMPSHIRE HousE-Newly
decorated double and triple rms
with daily maid service and switch
board service. l7l2 New Hamp-
114O p sT. NV, THE Churchilr'-
Double and twin ped rooms. rum
ming water, maid service; reas
transit rates. NO. gS6s, 30
NEAR CATHEDRAL--Single room fol
gentleman, semipvt. bath. shower
Unlimited phone; near buslines
and shopping center, $50. OR
sHoRRHAM VIC. 5000 send nv
Lovely neigh, large quiet beautiful
rm., lge closet, SD. bath. gentle
home; gentleman; $50. WC. 1927
1897 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV. in
downtown Washing ngton-Attractive
large studio rnn., suitable for double
ooeupa ncy beautifully furnished
southern exposure. Rm. No: 4. Ind
floor. Open fo- your inspection; $50
per month. DI. 599b: Ia
212e ONTARIO RD.-Attrac., conf.
lgs, front rm., for 1 or 2: pvt. home
"a blk. to Mt. Pleas. carline. aD
soe ALLISON sT.-Lovsly rm., kiteh-
.aol sn priyI pnnhw. exsel!spt sI trsn1D liz frs,,
rm. with twin beds, next to bath
-pyt. home, tor . girls. OR. gi4
Evening star., 1949-01-15

completely furnished
n.W.-snacious lV, rmp din. rm',
kit and study on 1st T.; cheer
ful bedrms. with 2 baths upstairs:
oil heat, screened porch and 2-car
garage, servants rms. in basement
Rent S400 per mo.
JOHN L. KING & co.
Csu nj T713 or SH SS34 ID
Evening star., 1949-01-15

UnuSuaI opportunity
For educational or research organi-
zation. Ideal for physicians home
and ONCE On Conn. ave. near
.Wardman Park Hotel, 12-rm. det,
ssisf ss4d fs1 house. e, 1s sT 4ssb baths, sEs'
Evening star., 1949-01-15

WESLEY HEIGHTs-Very desirable
brick house, entrance hall, living
rm, with fireplace, attractive library
with "a bath, kitchen, on lst floor;
very large master bedrm. and bath,
and , other bedrms, and bath on
2nd floor; large finished rm. on Ard
moor; basement has maids rm. and
bath; gas heat, huilt-in garage; deep
Rarden with brick summer house and
outdoor fireplace; S39.5O0.
sS G0st' on Resoo ssoonf Rh: WHEY bef e
det: home, on .laree lot; entrance
hall attractive living rm.. with fire-
place and mirror wall, dining rnn.
Kitchen, large rm. and bath on 1st
floor to be used as library or bedrm.:
md floor has 4 bedrms. and = baths;
excellent, hedrm. and bath on 3rd
ses also ssSrsss S..t spses aH soo buit;5
DE. 4l0l during once hours; CO.
G705 or EN-. 4el0 ewes. and Sun
day; FRANCES POWELL HILL, 1908
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

ton will be in charge of the
course. He has conducted courses
of this type for the u. S. Forest
Service and is one of the pioneers
in applying aerial photography to
forestry.
Subjects included in the course
will be use of the stereoScope and
multiscope. type Identification. es-
timating heights by shadows and
by pa: allax, estimating crown
diameters and tree density and cs-
timating forest area.
Applications for admission
should be sent to the Extension
Division, N. C. State College. Ral-
eigh, by Sept. 1. Enrolment will
be limited.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

College.
This total is mo:c than one
fourth larger than the previous
r,cSrd crop of 1888 acres pro
.;;lcad "a 1918. d. Moore said.
The agronomist said the acreage
of hybrid com grown for seed has
increased steadily in the state dur
ing the past six years. The total
in 1914 was 61.2 acres; IN lS4o'
ga acres; 1916. l.6S5 acres; lol''
1.>SG ices.
Y. G. - /. by IA tn, leading
variety ia the 1"l9 production with
2.5i, ac,cs devoted TO this hybrid.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

nstry will he held at N. c. State
College Sept. 1915. Dr.. Richard
J. Preston. Jr.. director of the
Colleges Division of Forestry an"
nounced today.
Earl j. Rogers of the North
eastern Forest Experiment Sta
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27
USDA Predicts Weed
Market Will Be "Strong"

A U. S. Department Of Ag; icul,
turc official says a rather
strong market is expected for to-
bacco producers.
The feeling within the depart.
ment. Steve Wrather OF the To-
aacco Rranch said, is that the
sharp cut in proposed British pur-
rhases of Americar-Grown leaf
will not he disturbing
He referred to the recent Brit
ish move to buy only S90,0OO000
instead of Sl10,Oo0.0o0 of leaf from
the dollar countries.
The bulk of Great B"itain's to-
bacco imports is supplied by the
flue-cured regions of the American
tobacco belt.
despite the British action
said Wrathcr. we feel we will
have a rather strong market
He said the domestic situation
is good noting that cigarette
production is on the upgrade and
we expect :. - remain on high
level
Exports during the coming year.
he added, Should exceed those of
the past twelve months.
I'VE took log million pounds of
tobacco under the price support
loans last year he said. and
We'll probably take about the same
quantity this year.
The department recently posted
support price of 42.5 cents.
pound fo- flue-cured tobacco. This
figure represented a decline Of
one and four-tenths cents from the
support price of last year.
The support price in 1948,'
said Wrather. was 1879 cents ard
the average market price was 49.6
cents With that we expect no
difficulties.
Last year there were 1901, 000.-
900 pounds of flue-cured leaf pro-
duced And the July l estimate
for the new crop was 1,155,OOO,001
pounds.
Rep. Cooley (D-NC) and Sena-
tor Chapman (D-ky). whose views
usually reflect the thinking of the
tobacco belt in Congress, echoed
the estimate of Wrather.
Cooley said it was unfortunate
the British position was not
known earlier.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27
BEST INFORMATION

ION the bassi of the best infor-
nation available, he said, the
Department of Agriculture in
creased tobacco acreage under the
quota system by five per cent.
IF we had known that British
purchases were going to be cur
tailed sa much as they are, we
probably wouldn't have boosted
our acreage.
We will have to make adjust.
ments in our 1850 quotas to take
care of any surplus we get this
year because of the British de-
cision. It's good thing we have
the system.
''Even though the British pur-
, chases in dollars won't be as high
as we hoped. they still will be
greater than they were last year.
He said Britain bought only
S76.000,000 worth of tobacco last
year.
The British cut won't affect
the hurley producers he said.
because only negligible amount
of that leaf is ever used over
there
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

Driving one thought home is a
good deal better than letting three
die on base.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

Let the other man talk first, and
you'll save yourself a mess OF mis-
takes and embarraSsments.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27
AERIAL PHOTO
COURSE AT STATE

RALEIGH-A short course in
aerial photo Interpretation in for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

Photographic Interpretation was
responsible for go per cent of World
War II enemy information for the
Navy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

Date of the 1850 meeting of the
Southern Baptist Convention IN
Chicago has beo: changed from
Nav 10-lI to May 9-12, so minis
tiers can return to their OWE
caurcncS for Mothers Day, Sun
day May II.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-07-27

The Flue-Cured Tobacco Coop
c.at:ve Sterilization CORPORATE"
Fought approximately 9$ mil'ion
Evening star., 1949-08-17
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Ss4 HOLIDAY INN-Song Hits from Were NOW
the Paramount Picture with Bins Crosby
and Fred Astaire, 8 Sides 10-n.-------- 3.4 l.95
537 SOUSA MARCHES PLAYED
by American Legion Band of Hollywood,
California, Joe Colling, director, 8 sides,
lO-1n ----------- o94 I,yo
53s SOUsA MARCHES 2-PIayed
by Decca Band, Joe Collins, director,
$40 LATIN AMERICAN FAVORITES
Jimmy Dorsey and his orchestra, Fox
trots, sides, 394 l.o5
542 SERENADE- Italian Folk Sohss,
piano with rhythm accompaniment, Car
Cavallero, sides, 1O-in------------ 34 1.95
546 STRAUSS WALTZES-CARMEN
CAVALLERO-Piano Solos with guitar,
bass and drums, sides 10-in.---------- 3.94 l.95
5R Ell BINGO-Collection of Latin
American favortes sung by Bing Crosby,
sides, lo.in. - III .----- - 3e4 1875
551 ANDREWS SISTERS-A collection
of tropical SONGS sides, 1O-n.---------- 394 1.95
$50 DON'T FENCE ME IN-Sonss of
the wide open spaces, Bns Crosby,
Andrews Sisters, sides, 1O-in--------- 394 1.95
567 BERT KALMAR-HARRY RUBY
SONG PARADE. Vocal with orchestra,
3 sides, lO-n. S@ 1.95
56S VIENNESE MEMORIES-A col
lection of Robert Stolz Music sides,
IO-in. o34 I.So
SIS ALJOLsON SOUVENIR ALBUM
Vocal with orchestra directed by Nor
ris Stolof, sides, 10-in 394 1875
A-361 ONE TOUCH OF VENUS Kurt
WE'LL and Ogden Nash). Selections from
the Cheryl Crawford production, with
Mary Martin, Kenny Baker, orchestra,
chorus, 10 sides, 10-in.----------------- 44 2.37
A.449 HULAS-8 selected Hawaiian
Hu1as with descriptive notes by Aeee
Auld Music by Al Kealoha Perry and
his Singing Surf.Riders, 8 Sides 10in.-- 34 1.95
$50 STEPHEN FOSTER
STRING QUARTET, s sides, 1O.in---- 34 1.95
$50 CONGAS-Payed by Eddie LIE
Baron and His orchestra, sides, 10.n.-- 394 1.95
592 JASCHA HEIFETZ ENCORES,
Violin Solos, sides, lo.in.-- 315 1.5s
5o4 INK SPOTS-Volume 2-Male
Quartet with instrumental accompaniment,
sides, 10-in. ------------------------ 394 1875
Sol DEANNA DURBIN-Se Selections
from Something in the Wind" sides,
6O4 EDDIE CONDOR and HIS OR
CHESTRA-"We Called 1t Music"
sides, lO.in. 394 1S5
6l2 GUY LOMBARDO AND HIS
ROYAL CANADIANS-Latin rhythms
sides, 10-in. n.--------------------------3 34 195
614 BAMBUCOS. S.PASILLOS-GUA.
BINAS-JOROPOS-Dance Music of Co
lombia and Venezuela Emil Coleman
and his orchestra, sides, lO-in------- SIS l.5S
Evening star., 1949-08-17

46s ANNIE GET YOUR GUN-From
the Rodsers.Hammerstein production.
Music and lyrics by Irving Berlin Ethel
Norman with Ray Middleton and Were NOW
bers of the original cast, chorus and
orchestra II sides, lO-n -n-- s51 z.7e
474 SQUARE DANCES-Played by AL
MacLeods Country Dance Band with Ed @
Duracher, caller, sides, 12-n.---------- Ais z.O8
476 MILLS BROTHERS-Fan,ous Bar.
ber Shop Ballads, Male Quartet with
Guitar, 10 sides, 1O.in.----- 474 2.37
At INK SPOTS-Male Quartet with
instrumental accompaniment, sides,
1O-ln. 3.4 1,95
4s2 STEPHEN FOSTER-BING
CROSBY-Bne Crosby with The Kings
Men and the Crinoline Choir
paniments by John Scott Trotter, Victor
Young and George Stol orchestras.
4s6 LARRY ADLER AND HIS HAIR.
MONICA Accompaniment by John
Kirby and George Stoll Orchesras,
4S5 BING CROSBY-JEROM
KERN-Bins Crosby and Dixie Lee
Crosby. Accompanying orchestras directed
by Camarata, John Scott Trotter and
Victor Young, sides, 10-in----------- 3o4 l.o5 y
492 EVELYN KNIGHT-"The Lass
With the Delicate Air" sides, 1O-in.---- SIS 1.5S
493 SONGS OF DEVOTION-Volume
3-Fred Warine and His Pennsyvanians
(Glee Club Stuart Churchill, soloist),
49s ST. PATRICK's DAY-BING
CROSBY with The Testers and the Kings
Men, accompanments by Bob Haggart,
Victor Young and John Scott Trotter
orchestras, 10 sides, 1O-in 44 z.37
499 COLE PORTER SONGS-FRED
WARING MUSIC-Fred Waring and
His Pennsyvanians (Glee Club, Orches-
ira and Soloists) sides, 10n. 3N 1.95
sos BING CROSBY-VICTOR HER.
BERTABing Crosby with Frances Lang.
ford and Victor Young and his orchestra,
sides, 10.in. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIS So
$40 ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE
Piano solos with guitar bass and drums
Carmen Cavallero, sides 10-in 34 l.95
Ais A PROGRAM OF STANDARD
GUITAR SELECTIONS. Played by
Julio Martinez Oyaneuren, 6 sides, 10-n.- SIS l58
512 GUY LOMBARDO AND HIS
ROYAL CANADIANS-Fea Fred
Kreitzer and Francis Vigneau, also Fred
Kreitzer and Buddy Brennan at the Twin
Pianos, sides, 10-in 3.4 195
A.185 CHOPIN WALTZES-6 waltzes
played by Robert Goldsand sides, 10n.- SIS L So
517 IRISH BALLADS-Sune by John
Feeney, tenor, sides, 1O.in-----.- 34 1876
A-210 CARMEN MIRANDA-"A Night.
In Rio" songs in English and Portu-
guese, including selections from her 20ths
Century Fox picture, "That Night in
Ro," sides, 10-in.--.--------- SIS So
519 SANDY MacFARLANE-A seec-
ton of Scottish ballads and humorous
songs. Vocal with Orchestra sides
loin --------- 3e4 I.e5
Evening star., 1949-08-17

6l5 BLUE OF THE NIGHT-BING
CROSBY-Vocal with accompaniment Were NOW
by John Scott Trotter, Camarata and
Victor Young Orchestras, 8 sides, 1O.in. se4 1.s5
621 ST. VALENTINES DAY-BING
CROSBY with Orch. 8 sides 10-in.---- 34 .e5
ga I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS,
Carmen Cavaaro, piano solos with
guitar, bass, drums. sides, lO-in.------ 394 %
go BING CROSBY-ROAD TO RIO
Selections from, the paramount Picture
Road to Ro," Bine Crosby, Andrews
Sisters, Nan Wynn, Accompaniment by
Vic Scheon and Victor Young Orches.
tras, sides, 233 LII
6sl BING CROSBY SINGs-with
Judy Garland Mary Martin and Johnny
Mercer Vocal duets with orchestra, 10
sides, 1o.in ------- 44 237
636 IRISH FAVORITEs- JES-
TIERS. Sides 10-in.- 34 .9S
637 LOOK, MA, I'M DANCIN, featur.
ing members of orig cast, Orch and
chorus. sides, ,1O-n.-------------------3 34 95
63s FIREMAN SONGS-The Testers
with instrumental accompaniment, sides,
1O.in. -------------------------- 34 1o5
$50 RAILROAD SONGS-The testers
lo.in. ------- - s94 1.s5
$40 AUTOMOBILE SONGS-The Jes.
ters, with instrumental accompaniment,
sides, S94 rs
642 AIRPLANE SONGS-The testers
with instrumental accompaniment, 3 sides,
1O.in ------ 3N 1.e5
643 LETTER SONGS-The Testers with
instrumental accompaniment, sides,
lO.in -- s@ 1.e5
$40 AL JOLSON (Vol. 81, vocal with
Orch. sides, lO-in.---------------------S S94 1.95
$50 LOMBARDO Hawaiian songs for
dancing, sides, 1o.n.-------------7-- - SIS 1.5s
654 DICK HAYNES SINGS Irving Ber.
lin songs, Carmen Cavalero at the piano,
d t.SS
655 SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK
Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians,
3 sides, lO-in. S94 I.So
65S COWBOY SONGS-Vol. 2-Bns
Crosby - Accomplishments by Victor
s sides IL" ion.1n-o.-.---e0--1-.s % oeO'. - se l.s5
66l NEW MOVEMENTS IN BE BOP
Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra and
sextet, sides, 394 .o5
662 ELLA FITZGERALD SINGS-with
Mills Brothers, Louis Jordan, Louis
Armstrong, Delta Rhythm Boys, sides,
1O-in. .--------------------------- 394 .oS
663 AULD LANG SYNE - BING
CROSBY-Bins Crosby with Fred War.
ing and the Glee Club, Ken Darby Singers,
sides, lU-ln- ---7-----------------o o.'f l.S5
6os MILLS BROTHERS SOUVENIR
ALBUM-Vocal with Guitar 8 sides,
lO-1n o.Sf .V5
61 JUDY GARLAND SOUVENIR
ALBUM, vocals with ORCH. sides, lO-in 3.N .95
673 HILDEGARDE SINGS with Buddy
Clark, Guy Lombardo Carmen Caval-
laro and others, Sides l0-in.----------- 3.4 1o5
6s5 MUSIC IN THE MORGAN MAN.
NER-Russ Morgan and his orchestra
Sides lO.in:-------- s94 1.e5
694 GILBERT AND SULLIVAN AND
DANNY KAYE-with orchestra under
direction of Johnny Green, sides, 1On.- SIS l.58
6o5 ROBERT MITCHUM-sinsins the
songs from the RKO Picture Rachel and
the Stranger. Words and Music by Roy
Webb and Waldo Salt, 6 sides, 10-in.------ SIS 15a
6oe JOHANN STRAUSS WALTZES
FOR DANCING-Harry Horlick and
his orchestra s sides, 10in.------------- 3N 1.95
6o9 A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN
KING ARTHUR'S COURT - Sones
from the Paramount Technicolor pro-
duction of Mark Twain's book. Suns
by Bin9 Crosby with Rhoda Fleming,
William Bendx, Sir Cedric Hardwicks,
Murbyn Wye. Orchestra directed by
Victor Youns Sides l0in.------------ SIS I.SS
Evening star., 1949-08-17

AZ SONGS OF OLD NEW YORK
Q650-1oO6)-Sung by Frank Luther and
Sora Layman with the Century Quartet,
sides 1O.in
Evening star., 1949-12-04
Man Held on Suspicion
OF Poison Staying Of
Mother, Grandparents
BY the Assoeiated Press

1
SIDNEY, Iowa, Dec. "a o.
year-old Iowan, described by the
prosecutor as a "left-wing intel
lectual," was held today on sus-
picion Of the poison Staying Of his
widowed mother and grand
parents.
County Attorney Harold L.
Martin said the man, Lyman Har-
vey Elefson. Is charged specific
ally with the murder Of his grand
father, Alonzo Lyman Rhode, IS.
Young Elefson steadfastly de-
nies any connection with the
deaths and processes deep affec-
ton for the deceased" Mr.. Martin
said.
The grandfather, a well-to-do
retired Tabor Iowa) farmer. died
in hospital April % after a
fbrief Illness. At the time, Mr..
Martin said, uremic poisoning was
believed to have been the cause of
death.
The young mans grandmother,
Mrs. Lucy Ann Rhode, 70, died
May 81 after brief illness.
Administrator Of Estate.
Elefson's mother. Mrs. Wini-'
fred Rhode Elefson, died August
% in an Omaha hospital after be-
coming unexpectedly i'll.
Mr.. Martin said he understood
Mrs. Elefson inherited portion
of her parents estate and that on
her death the son became admin
istrator of her estate amounting
to an estimated $4,000.
The county attorney said the
bodies of the grandparents have
been exhumed and that analysis
has disclosed traces of an external
poison in the grandfather's body.
| He said analysis of Mrs. Rhodes
body has not been completed and
that the body of the mother was
cremated shortly after her death.
The murder complaint against
Elefson was signed by his uncle,
Wayne Rhode.
Denies Any Connection.
Sheriff A. c. Christopher said
Elefson has been questioned about
all three deaths and that he
stoutly denies any connection with
them.
1.-THE youth is a quiet, brilliant
chap" the county attorney said.
"His conversation stamps him as
a left-wing intellectual and al
though he denies he Is q Com
munist his studies and conversa-
tion all indicate that his sympa-
thies lie in that direction"
Elefson is a former University
Of Iowa student but recently he
has been living in a room In
Omaha much of the time. Omaha
police said that when they
searched the room at the request
Of Sidney authorities they found
a lock Of brown hair streaked with
gray. a hypodermic needle. and
a book by Karl Marx.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
Cornell Lists Competitions
For 78 Scholarships

Cornell University has an
| nounced the opening of the 1850
competitions for Is scholarships
ranging in value up to $1,000 per
year.
The university will give Is Cor
! nell National Scholarships. open
to men and women entering any
undergraduate division. These
IIrun . shigh ax- 5000 per year plus
tuition. sss
Available to men entering the
engineering college are 80 McMul-
len Regional Scholarships, worth
up to $500 annually. Awards are
based on scholastic achievement
and ability.
Also, there are five George w.
Lefevre Scholarships. open to all
entering men and women, and
worth $400 annually. Winners Of
these are selected on the basis Of
scores attained In required College
Board tests. In addition, 18 Uni
versity Undergraduate Scholar
ships, open to all men and women,
are valued at 5000 q year.
All scholarships are open to stu
dents who will complete secondary
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Picnic Held
On Boca ChicG
Key Sunday

A merry load of picknickers
gathered at USO-NCCS at l p. m.
Sunday to drive to Boca Chica
Key for weiner roast and beach
games. Large thermos jugs of hot
chocolate were carried along, a
charcoal grill, food, cold drinks,
volley balls, soft balls, bats and
fishing tackle.
The delightful Truman wealth
err" anticipated to coincide with
the Presidents arrival, as it usu-
ally does, made the day enjoyable
for everyone.
Servicemen and USO Noes
Junior Hostesses participating
were Paul McAdams, SN; James
Weeden, so SN; George Quincy,
so SIN; Sue Hoxey, Joan Stray
line. Joyce Park, Doris Tyson,
Hilda Pullara. Beverly Arthur,
Jack Chapiesky, RID 3; Alex
Banky, SIN; Ed Lauck, so SN;
Marvin Lore, GIN SN; Stanley
Wood &c FIN; Carl Cook, FIN, Lee
West, SIN; Ernest Harris, SIN; w.
c. Stallings, ON SIN; Edward
Hammer, SIN; Tom Hemovich. SN;
Jack Becker, PHI SN; Charles
White. SNi Bob Malone, SN;
USO-NCCS Program Assistant
Vera c. Wood accompanied the
party.
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w. Barley arrived in New York
today ana the Weep smilingly told
reporters the honeymoon has
"Just started.
The couple arrived from Thai
man. Georgia.
Is the honeymoon over?" was
the first question a reporter fired
al the grinnlng. 72-year- old Vice
President as he and his bride
emerged from TIE train.
oh. no, we've Just started, "
Barley replied with a fond
glance at his bride, the former
Mrs. Carleton Hadley of st. Lou
Mrs. Bradley. 80, wore a broad
tail fur jacket, a grey dress and
grey hat Pinned to her coat was
corsage of orchids The Vice
President wore a blue suit, grey
topcoat and grey hat.
Asked whether she planned
any special schedule during her
STAY in New York, the Second
Lady SAID. mo, Just to follow
Mr. Barkley around"
1t sounds as though I'm going
to have 4 hard time getting rid
of her. Barkley wiSecracked-but
then broke into a wide grin.
Barley came to New York for
a speaking engagement