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Evening star., 1949-11-08
Radio Service Men
LAcY's, INC.

Half and Cue s.w. 10
ROUTEMEN. inexperienced men
white, age % to 80, high school edu-
cation REQUIRED, to train for laundry
route salesmen: good salary to start;
personnel ONCE, MANHATTAN CO.,
1928 Fla. ave. n.w,. 8 to IL am
SALESMAN-Ambitious and energetic
for radio and television department
OF large downtown store: oppor-
tun1ty for compensation and ad-
vancement excellent for qualified
man. Apply LUBAR, INC, 1900 g
SALESMAN, experienced, for mems q
furnishings store; excellent earnings;
permanent position, good opportu-
nifty. NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP,
sSLEsMAN for or. ttelsyision and .ppn-
MR.. KIBBEY. Warfield 1875. <6'
SALESMAN-Good opportunity for
neat and aggressive man with grow
Ing company; experience helpful but
not essential; extra bonus to men
with cars. Apply 1887 9TH st. NV.
sAIEsMANGfor altTs IH .M au.year-.round ,os
representing weli-estahlished fiooI
Equipment and supply firm contact
ing new construction and main
tenance. Apply MODERN FLOORS
= 2431 18th st., NV %
SALESMAN, for paint, man with Cal
to call on painting contractors, deal.
ers and maintainence trade: exper
pref. See Gee; DauEherty, BAR
pr SsN, w" osAA e"~
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NATTONAI CORP.

Has career Job for man selected
Contacts furnished. Expert neld
training. II you qualify for work
earn S85 ! wk.., II you are tops you
will earn $50 and up every. wk. in
the year. Apply manager, $40 Ring
Bldg. 18th and M sts. NV, 10 am.
to l pm, to arrange for interview
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BRICKLAYERS
WANTED

For coke-oven construc-
ton. Rate So per hour,
Apply KOPPERS CO.,
INC, E. & c. Division.
care Shipyard Gate OF
Bethlehem Steel Co.,
Sparrows Point, Md, or
phone Sparrows Point
7O3.
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Bookkeeping Mach. Opr.
Permanent position with attractive
future In Wholesale plumbing and
Z heating supply house. for accurate
ambitious girl. Experience on Bur
roughs machine pref, but not es.
sentieL 5-day week; salary, $l,S0(
statt. 81. 6o5o. NonAND 1Dnsh CO. CO. NC. Nc,
BRIDGE PLAYER to Demonstrate
.Autobridge In local department store
UP TO Xmas. stx-day week; salar,
and comm. AUTOBRIDGE, IL East
22 St. New York 10, N. Y. 10
years; neat appearances; high schoo
! local association, to work on new
project; no previous experience nee
eSsary; 5-day week: $50 STARTING
salary. with excellent opportunities
for advancement. In reply, give ags
and education. Box 393-J,s Star.
CLERKS. 20-40 years Of age, fol
filing envelopes and stunning envel.
opeS: no exper. nee. Cali Ma. 6349
CLERK-TYPIST. must be experienced
In general ofiice work: good SALARY
and excellent working conditions
See Mr.. Muliock, SMITHS TRANS.
FER q STORAGE CO., 1913 Yot
cIIkk Il r. AND ,ssgAnsIHEss. ! l i, 'ss sSes;
CLEANERS. 1144 7th st. NV.
COLOKIST, whites starting. sAlAry
ppsrienced. psH B. {. c. PHooTo SERVICES
1920 New York ave. 10
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Career Opportunity

Leading national casually and fre
insurance co. is ndding salaried
cut younR man. are % to 80, mar
ried or single, sales aptitude with 4
college education or Its equivalent.
Men selected will. be thoroughly
educated In casualty and IRE in
surance and completely trained tn
from start plus incentive plan, un-s
limited opportunities for. advance
ment. Inquiries held absolutely coln-
ndentiaL call Du. 800, Ext 4. ia
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ENGINEERING DESIGN
AND DRAFTING

4-year college education. Majored
nAth, physics and chemistry. 10
years' experience In aeronAutJca1s i
electro mechanical. construction and
tppegrsphic; CslI IA: 729e Or write
CONTINUED On Next ragsJ
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4l0O mo. NO. O194. to 7:3Q pm.
PIX OPERATOR
Not over 30, for opposition board;
must be well experienced Id handling
all phases of operation on . busy
board. Apply to $40 Conn. ave. NV.
PREssERs-Must be expert nnishers
and a steady worker. DO not phone,
apply in person. ALEXANDRIA
CLEANERS, 6o4 Montsomery St..
RAsfEr A1sfi; Vsi soirEsAroH. genera, ds clerk,
finance company; good working con-
BARANEK. RE. e670 for appt. IS
RESIDENT MANAGER
Experienced. in managing garden type
Dd Dd sooa uss sse e 4oea SS spng s.py
and apt. Call MR.. MACEY, RE.
3S61. II
SALESGIRL, exper. ladies' ready to
wear. MOMENTS. INC, 1897
Conn. ave. OR. 2177: 10
s1,s sns 1sh ssis { dsats. S'W. Apply HEAEsss, s
sALEsLADY - experienced. better
commission. JOAN ROBERTS. Conn.
sAIEsExDIEs, Il 4 LADIES experienced cSil-
dren's wear; excel. salary and COM
mission. Ass Apply ESTHER sHoP,
sALEsLASiEs. Die s. experienced, excellent
earnings, for our dress. dept, part
RafLow1 as g 1a ''%s on 15sRs1 s.sWesn ~ Ssefi
sALEsWOMAN-Lse. retail clothing
chain wants salesiady for boys
dept; good salary and working
conditions. Experienced /, preferred
hut not necessary. Call Wednesday
Selsesn Son. at WoNbER " S a1a cLorRas, @ ysa si r
sSsfEEsWomszN & sS AZ foa M5 WflneeIs SFa shop sell
ing experience preferred: Washing
ton reference Necessary. Apply be-
BAYNEs GIFTS, 902 14th st. NV.
-8
sEAMsTRESS and litter, steady po-
sition: excellent salary. Apply at
! once, q III lois BPS Conn; ave; r,...i mls 5
selling ladiss' ! wearing T,. .ppnrel;
SECRETARY, college education, ex::
40; $3.50 beginning salary With
regular promotions to alert, indus
trious young woman who can qualify
for permanent, interesting, chal-
lengtng position. LIBERAL vacation
and sick leave. Boz 346-J, Star. -S
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SALES MANAGER

sound manufacturer Of
combine tion windows and doors
wishes to contact q sales execu-
tive, experienced In "direct-to-con-
sumer" selling. This man must be
q proven leader Of sales people
who can recruit, train and direct
o salss force; capable OF getting
his share Of the market. To such
q man We will offer the manage
ment Of branch ONCE in Balti-
more with full cooperation to do
. real Job. Compensation viii be
substantial salary and share OF the
profits Of his ONCE. Car necessary.
Write, EiyinR age. exp. and refer
ences. All replies will be held con-
ndential. Box SIX. Star. B
gALESMEN AND CLOTHING MEN
No experience necessary. We train
you. Furnish Washington ONCE and
everything necessary to start you
In business for yourself, selling
clothing direct TO consumer. Work
when and where you please. PROFIT
able repeat business. Full or part
time HOMELAND TAHORS, b11
Atlantic Bldg, $50 = st. NV. -S
SALESMEN for mems furnishing
store. Experience preferred. Ex-
cellent opportunity. Apply man
egsr, NATIONAL SHIRT aHoP. 43z
: " - - esfW y =
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HIGH CLASS ACCOUNTANT
Exper. In nsconstruction~o large pvt.
and government contracts. Give
resume In detail with salary desired.
Box 114-J. Star. ala
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MEN
LOOKING FOR
OPPORTUNITY

II your present position leads to no.
where and your present earnings are
unsatisfactory---if you are ambitious
and desirous Of making more money
with real conscientious work, then
this Is your opportunity to become
associated with one of America S
leading manufacturers of electrical
equipment listed on the New York
Stock Exchange. Men selected will
be thoroughly trained in our proven
merchandising method. and earnings
during training will be above aver
age.
QUALIFICATIONS
We will employ several men from 25
to 45, of good character and able
to handle company funds and mer-
chandise honestly. Must be neat
and have good local references
Must have car. Good opportunity
for advancement in our national
organization. Starting compensation
will be discussed at interview.
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sECRETARY-Young lady for gen
and salary. DU. 22s1. Ia
SECRETARY, experienced, for large
restaurant. capable of handling So
cial security and similar records.
Salary. $40 wk: plus meals. Give
ref. Box 1851, Star. $,
SECRETARY, excel working cond; !;
insur.; retirement plan, paid va
cation each year. Call ST. 1855;
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER, to
factory representative. Speed not
Ws. Sc viEsiss HGsI srS5.e co E9 Sco o54s
SECRETARY, age $3.50, must be top
flight on dictation, tipping and sec
retarial "know-how;,,, good salary
oasT eesiis1a foa zvaTfos 1T4e Ds5SsS eSkp A9Rlz
Calvert ave-. Alexandria, Va. 3
SEWING TEACHER-Woman. 30-4o,
Arl.-Falls Church area resident; o.
day, 40-hr. week; must work 2
eyes. and Sat. Training will be
given in sa singer gIr mesheds; e9rA Apply GrM n
TER, 1886 Wilson blvd. Airing ton.
SILK FINTsHER-Quality work on
ladies' garments; experienced. MI.
SODA CLEKK, szpss,. live in vic: Of
refs. ca1l sH. 5l5o.
STATISTICAL CLERK
t. ype o soras mnase TsRsrts With mast
curacy; permanent position with
many employment benefits. Apply
in person. $40 Conn. ave. NV. IS
sTENOGRAPHER for circulation dept
weekly news magazines requires
shorthand speed $1,000 .w.p.m.
snale 'sens deas spsed sd.y ana aoh9 hGy Week
paid vacation and sick leave: many
other employment advantages Cal
DI. 1900: Ext. 263. . to 5, Mon
sWITCHBohRD- safGafh OAR -rYp1sr, must s have
neat appearance; for well-known
local company. Phone AT. 910O. IS
TELEPHONIST g.
Credit collection work. Permanent
worE Apply Mr.. Kelly. MARviNs
CREDIT, INC, 734 7th st. NV. IS
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS to phone
from. from home ,a hours daily daily LiSs MrnN f1E
L nISueu. Apply III pelsoub AN SN'
TYPING and general ONCE work, 4
hrs. per day, from 10 to 2, SOC per
hr., 5-day wk. AMERICAN PUB
LISHING CO. 1926 K st NV. 10
TYPIST, under 80, exper. for news
paper office, 5Ia-day wk.; starting
salary. $40. Ex. 5340. IS
TYPIST, must be speedy; 80 hrs,
S45. Don't apply unless dependable
and efieient. 924 N. Y. ave. NV. s.
TYPIST betw. ages 1s and 30; per-
manent position, 5-day wk.: pleas
ant working conditions. Must be
rapid typist. Good chance for ad-
vancement. Apply INDEMNITY IN
SURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMER
ICA. $40 woodward Bldg, 18th and
TYPiSTi-DiCTAPHoNE OPERATION
Law firm: must have good exper.,
education: thoroughly competent.
completely accurate. rapid; good
salary. ST. 1861. %
WAITRESS, white. neat appearing for
small tavern. Night work. hours
till 1:. Apply 1901 18th st. ne.
WAITRESS - Must be experienced,
over 81. Closed on Sun. Apply In
person, TEMPLE GRILL, 2416 14th
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CREDIT MAN

credit ONCE; permanent position,
good salary. Apply Mr.. Kelly. MAR
WINS CREDIT, INC, 734 7th st. NV.
IS
DANCING TEACHERS
Arthur Murray Dance studios need
bftfon to teach ballroom dancing.
No exper. necessary; complete train
ing course given. Unusual emporium
visors and executives. College trained
men between 22-32 given pref. Do
not phone or write. Personal inter-
views only. Apply Miss Ferren be-
tween and 8 pm.
Arthur Murray Studios
1106 Conn. Ave.
DENTAL TECHNICiAS. 500 2 week;
partial denture work for ,ofice in
dsnfi. msaissl building n61 ss7 AN replies con-
DisHWxSHERNMust be all-around
Please do not phone. KRENfIcH's
RESTAURANT 9I6 18th st. NV.
CRAFTSMAN. senior, capable design
handle architeet.s' work complete: ;:
perm. position for proper man.
Specimen OF work to bs shown.
Box 1896, Star. g.
DRIVER-Truek; with Md. license
Must know D. C. and surrounding
territories. Apply Wed. 10 am. to
. Pm, DISTRICT OXYGEN CO.,
INC, 4704 r. I. ave, Hyattsyil1c
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs;
rental rates; must have identifica-
tion card. Diamond lot, 101 M st;
ne See MELVIN HERMAN
APPLIANCE MECHANIC
experienced preferred. Will train II
necessary; approved GI training.
EVENING ELEVATOR OPERATOR,
colored; must have local refs; ex-
perience on switchboard; days
week; hours, 5 pm. It'll II. Apply
1772 10th st. NV. Mrs. Miller. 10
Evening star., 1949-11-08
HELP WOMEN

ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER-Prefer
someone willing to learn duties Of
housekeeping for residential hotel.
For interview write Box 1881, Star.
ASSISTANT TO MENU WRITER In
large restaurant chain. win be re-
quired to compute and tabulate food
cost figures with accuracy. Should
be able to. type. Prefer young dieti-
Apply to $40 Conn. ave. NV. la
BEAUTY OPERATOR, full or part
time, thoroughly experienced; excel
lent opportunity: Miss Zappley:
BOOKKEEfER-ST TENOGR ex-
I per. 61a-day week, manufacturing
and construction ONCE; good salary;
GEORGETOWN. Elk. 6277. -S ],
nent, position. Chance for advance
Iifent. Box 1851, Star, Ill
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SOLICITORS

OOIlOII
For circulation department Of news.
ary plus commission: must be nea,
appearing and physically fit. Apply
personnel office. Rm 500 Star Bldg
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
SPOTTERS, experienced on woolens
only; steady employment II you can
qualify. DO not phone. apply in
person. ALEXANDRIA CLEANERS
604 Montgomery St. Alex, Va. IS
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MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES
BETHESDA
Attractive young women bet. 1s. and
35 interested in waitress work at
night in Bethesda Salary plus tips,
meals and uniforms furnished. ,Ex-
Gel. employment benefits. Apply
manager, BETHESDA HOT SHOPPE,
1901 Wise. ave-, Bethesda. 10
MATTRESSES
SILVER SPRING
Attractive young women bet. 1S and
:35 interested in waitress work in
Silver Spring. Positions avail. for
working week ends. Fri. Sat. and
Sun. nights. Salary plus tips. meals
and uniforms furn. Apply Miss Nc
Cormick, HOT SHOPPES personnel
ONCE, $40 Conn. ave nv 10
GIRL, white, for dry cleaning store.
Apply. BLUE BELL CLEANERS, 426
g, 9Th st. s.e. %
GIRL for cashier in general ONCE.
Permanent position. Pleasant work
ing conditions; 5la-day week. Must
have references. Apply UNIVER-
SITY SHOP, 1918 g st. NV. IS
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MEN OR WOMEN-Earn up to $50
per day, full or part time selling
large Xmas items. No waiting for
commission. no deliveries. Ideal for
Govt clerks SA 10ll. -I2
Evening star., 1949-11-08
S. KANN SONS CO.

40 taaoinL. white, experienced
to row how to type menus; hours
pay. Call -TR. 9153, ANACOSTIA
LUNCH, 1903 Good Hope I'd. Sc
Evening star., 1949-11-08

Thoroughly experienced for retail
credit office; permanent position,
good salary. Apply Mr.. Kelly. MAR
WINS CREDIT, INC, 734 7th st. NV.
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Experienced only; must have refs;
new retail hardware store opening:
good salary and opportunity for
right man. Apply in person.
LEVENTHAL'S HARDWARE g. AP-
PLIANCE CO., 1880 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-08
SALESMAN

For Commercial Awnings
To sell the famous ALUMARoLL
roll7up awnings,
A must. for the up-to-date store OF
shop. Wide field for old and new
buildings and shopping centers.
This is better than average Job
Man must have car and . clear
Call Miss Kerwin. MA. 41b1, 70,
appointment.
AMCO PRODUCTS co.
1872 NJ st. NV. Il
SALESMAN. real estate. exper.. excel
cpport. for hustler. Downtown once
ssIEsssxN, al MAJ ssau Experienced, general se.
tsa iisss sEPia sukEG5s ass5s iRe me- 2sS az
ssAIEsMANEone AT sSi N Of Americas lsrses, ara
national COMPANIES, selling q uni
versally accepted product, has open,
ing in this area for capable aI1t
ambitious man who wants. perma.
nent position, with unusual op.
portunfty to advance. Age 24-40
must have good character. educa'
tion, appearance and automobile
thoroughly and supply. all contacts
immediate earnings from $75. tt
$3.50 weekly, after training period
Apply MIR. REID, 91s Warner BLDG.
betW. 10 and 40. 10
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Not over 30. for opposition board
must be well experienced Id handlinl
all phases of operation on . busy
board. Apply to $40 Conn. ave. NV
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BX OPERATOR

OFFICE WORK in real estate firm;
permanent position. days week;
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BAEANEK. RE. B57O for appt: $
RESIDENT MANAGER

Experienced in managing garden type
apt. DEVELOPMENT; able to do typing
and good on figures. Good salary
and apt. Call MR.. MACEY, RE.
Evening star., 1949-11-08

GROCERY CLERK, white. young man
for sIl,arcund work y q FfocsEy store.
land ave. Brentwood. nd. HoFF-
Evening star., 1949-09-22
mrs. Brennan Said
She Killed virginian,
Trial Of Son Is Told
BY tbs Associated Press

DOVER, Del. Sept. 22.-Testi-
mony not yet admitted as evidence
may change the complexion of
Delaware's lonely hearts murder
trial.
The testimony, given yesterday
by 1t. Winfield Cochran of the
Delaware State Police, named Mrs.
Inez Brennan, As, rather than her
16-year- -old son Robert. as the
slayer of an elderly Virginian.
1t. Cochran told the jury of 10
men and two women Mrs. Brennan
confessed to State police that she
had killed Wade N. Woodbridge,
67-year -old Stone Mountain, Va,
carpenter. on the Brennan farm
last October 10.
The confession was made, 1t.
Cochran said, three days after
Mrs. Brennan and her son were
arrested for the shotgun Staying
of Mr.. Woodbridge.
Previously, the State presented
several confessions it contended
were made by Robert admitting
the Staying.
Refused to Sign Written Version.
Young Brennan is on trial for
murder in Mr.. Wooldridge's death.
Mrs. Brennan is being tried as an
accomplice.
1t. Cochran, testifying under
direct examination by Assistant
Attorney General c. Edward Duffy,
said that between midnight April
18 and the morning of April 10,
Mrs. Brennan told him:
II killed Wade Woodbridge.
However, 1t. Cochran testified
Mrs. Brennan refused to sign a
written version of her oral con-
fession.
The story 1t. Cochran said Mrs.
Brennan told him of the Staying
was read to the court by Mr..
Duffy. It was similar to the con-
fession made by Robert. with the
mother as the principal instead.
No Objection by Defense.
When Mr.. Duffy completed the
reading. Benjamin r. Donolow,
chief defense counsel, who re-
peatedly objected when the State
attempted to have Roberts con-
fessions entered as part OF the
testimony, announced:
II have no objection to that"
On Tuesday. Mr.. Donolow was
successful in having ruled out
confession allegedly made by Rob-
ert on April 18, and the admission
as evidence of a shotgun the State
contended Robert identified as the
murder weapon.
Both defense successes were
scored on the argument that the
confession and Identification were
obtained in violation of the due
process clause of the 14th amend
ment to the Constitution.
Evening star., 1949-09-22
Blind Woman Fights Flames,
Fails 10 Save Nurses Life
By the kssoeiofsd Press


FORT SMITH, Ark, Sept. o.
A blind woman grappled with
blazing clothes and intense pain
in frantic attempt to save the
life of a nurse here yesterday.
But Miss Mary Yowell'S effort
failed.
The nurse, Mrs. Hazel Hardway,
Al, died of third-degree burns sew
eral hours after she collapsed and
fell across a lighted heating stove
The blind woman suffered burns
on her hands in an attempt to
fput out a flaming housecoat worn
by Mrs. Hardway. Miss Yowell
also was burned when she dragged
the nurse from her house to the
front yard.
Police 1t. Oscar Erke gave this
account:
Mrs. Hardway was on duty in
the home of Mrs. o. R. Geren. a
bed-ridden patient. The nurse
apparently tainted and fell across
the stove.
Mrs. Geren cried for help. Miss
Vowel, who lives in an upstairs
apartment, responded. The 54-
year-old blind woman CROPPED her
way to the stove and dragged the
nurse outdoors.
The nurse died in a Fort Smith
hospital.
Evening star., 1949-09-22
Kansas Health Board
Member Arrested in
Narcotics Ring Probe
By the Associated Press

JUNCTION CITY. Kans.. Sept
pa Kansas Board Of Health
member was accused today Of sup
plying narcotics smuggled into the
Colorado State Penitentiary.
The Board of Health member is
DR.. Hugh A. Pope. Federal agents
arrested him yesterday at his drug
store in Hunter, Kans. y
The physician has been active
in Kansas Republican circles for
many years. He was a delegate
to the COP national convention
last year and was featured on a
radio network as typical Ameri-
can delegate.
DR.. Hope was charged specifi-
cally with selling narcotics to two
agents posing as underworld men.
Last week Roy Best, Colorado
prison warden. reported a ring
Evening star., 1949-09-22
Ethiopia Reported Sending
Troops Against Soma|is
By the Associotsd Press

ROME, Sept. 22.-The Italian
news agency Ansa reported today
from Adds Ababa that the
Ethiopian Army had to send REIN
forcements to Southern Ogaden.
where Somah tribes are said to
have revolted against the Ethiop-
ians.
Ogaden formerly was part of
italian Somaliland. 1t was given
back to Ethiopia after the end of
the war.
Ansa said the rebels numbered
about 10000 armed men. Ethiop-
ian forces sent against them were
said to have included artillery
and armored cars.
Evening star., 1949-09-22

supplying convicts with narcotics
money and benzedrine had been
broken up. Two prisoners were
placed in solitary confinement and
a guard was charged with snug
Cling drugs into the penitentiary
Terry A. Talent, supervisor of
the Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Office at Denver. said DR.. Hope
admitted orally he sold the drugs
to the two undercover agents.
T. j. Walker. agent in charge Of
the Kansas City narcotics office,
said the arrest cleans up a very
Evening star., 1949-09-22
Rubber Growers BuIk

Ceylon rubber growers are cold
toward the governments plan to
subsidize replanting of rubber.
saying that the offer is not high
enough and, anyway, it takes
seven years to get crop. III
Evening star., 1949-09-22

important source Of narcotics. 60
ing to the underworld"
DR.. Hope waived preliminary
hearing at his arraisnment here
yesterday and was bound over to
the next Federal grand jury.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
INVESTIGATE SOUTHERN
NHARWI AND

Year-round waterfront home-Breton
Bay, st. Marys Co., Md.--Dellghtful
climate: charming ytew TO Virginia
shore; Georgian brick .tnuilt le4l },
8 stories. basement. slate roei: II
der rooms. 5 porches. hot-water. oil
burner heat, fireplaces: excellent
woodwork: Artesian vel, garage and
servant quarters. spacious lawn,
fruit; .1O-ft. sand beach: 1ss .aeTe
lot; $4,000 adjoining waterfront
MeRay HI sessh sPotomae River,. front
inr on Herring creek-Cape COD
iL-story stueco dwelling. rooms,
baths, modern eonyenieneeSz oeep
well, garage: excellent spring, block
wood.
Neale sound-Rambling bunsaIcw,
suitable all-year occupancy; glass
inelosed porches. modern eonyen-
fences. completely furnisnso; iano-
water to hard surfaced road; excel
lent anchorage, dock. 2e-ft. cabin
cruiser and rovocat Included;
SIi 600.
wieomico River-s-room dweIiing. So
n. porch. modern eouyenienees. suit
iI-aere Iot. on hsrd-surfsced road:
SCOTT. river front: $4,000.
patuxent River--i6 acres. f.400-ft.
river front. sand beach. property ex-
tends from beach 20 good roed: ne
buildinss: suitable small estate;
$4,000.
Nesle creek-cottage 1880 H.. fur
nished; electricity available: lot az
tends from water 70 road: 81 500.
We are oderins desirable hcmestte:
and acreage tracts On the oeautiful
rivers Of ecnthern Msszlsna sre
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