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NuRsE-REoIsTEREp OR

NyRsE--REGIsTEREp OR
PRACTICAL-FOR CHILDREN
Private residence in Westminster
Co New York State. Highest sal
airy. Must meet following require
ments: Must nave excellent private
ence In children's ward in large
hospital; mother tongue preferably
Spanish: age 80 to tu; able to
enter into sports activities with and
take charge Of 8 healthy boys: must
have sense of responsibility Pref
erence will be given to person for
merly with Spanish-speakine dip
lomatic household or Spanish
speaking registered nurse, state
particulars and experience in first
letter accompanied bv photograph.
Do not Apply unless above aualifi-
cations are met. Box 377-z. Star,
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SALES MANAGERS

SALES MANAGERS
Sl2n q week salary plus commissions.
We have several vacancies now un-
filled for lack Of trained men and
many more openings each month.
You must be
1-of GOOD appearance.
2-Honest.
3-A willing worker.
Able to sell.
@Able to manage men.
6-Ftnancially solvent.
Happily married.
s-wilIins to learn.
Those selected will be trained day OF
evenings. whichever you prefer. You
earn while you learn. Placement
may b. local or out Of town. Your
statesmen will earn SIS to $500 a
week average $500. Your earn
ings $1,000 to $4,000 a year. we
are hurting but not desperate and
will only hire those We know mot
hope can do the lob
Phone XII. $3.50 After z PM.
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TIMEKEEPER. for field once. on
large construction, JOB IL nr, SILVER
s seSasF4RG NJ conP R 5G 5ef3sl
week. Republication and other
benefits. INQUIRE at I'LL 18th st.
nv NJ ao Patane or Mr.. Norris
r "A o5s9TTRAnER OPERATOR, for
long distance produce hauling. Ex-
Tree EXPERTs wanted by estab.
lished Arm Steady work. Call DE
2.I4!l eyes and Sun -
R Enc Sfads teF c SSrk Va
Els S$Ss,':,. First sas o; 4$?s
VAIL asfi sscRApERs. colored. Apply
ENGINEER. 300 Conn. ave. Nv.
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC.
enced in repair Of automatic wash
ers,; many BENEFITS and a good %, op !,
APPLIANCES. LA. $4,000. dor in
w TSfmiitSn: experience
warehouseman: in household goods
storage; must type inventories. must
be white and under SO yrs. Good
opportunities and benefits. Write
and give experience. Box 493-C,
Star, go
MAN. dependable, wanted to operate
q Jewel Tea established route; ex-
~ y W lr% onditior am sal
ary: excellent opportunity for a
young hard-working person. Hos
pitalization and retirement and all
expenses included. Call for appoint
ment Mr.. Wharton, WA. 7-1e64
bet. 8 and s p.m., Sat. and Sun.
"a
MAN, for general farm work; must
have drivers license and ref: wages.
modern house and farm allowance
furn. Write CARLTON MILLS
Rockville, Md. or Pc. 2-4224. -26I
MAN. settled, live in. single. Work
on outside grounds. Reliable. honest
and sober. Permanent position.
CHAMBERS GREENHOUSES. l05i
Temple Hills I'd. sc. 10. 7-Sso0.
Mr. Gaieski. "a
MAN, with car. to represent large
manufacturing company. Earnings
paid while training, Apply 1116 o
st Sc, to 10 I'm, 1T
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NurSeS-ProfeSSional

positions in medical,
surgical and psychiatric nursing. ro-
tating shifts: A -hour week: per-
manent evening and night duty. 40
hour week: beginning salary, $3.50 81
per month. 4 weeks leave a year;
also sick time allowance and retire
ment system. Apply Nursing Service
Baltimore. Lexington 9-0320, Ext.
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SURVEY WORKERS

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. PIX
exper; permanent position; must be
Intelligent and have a pleasing per-
ssonality: Apply in person only. con-
SOLIDATED ENGINEERING & DIS
I hN!b9 46o 4 ST CO 9 E. OF AMERICA 1S
TEACHER-Experlenced person for
highly rated private school, nearby
Va, ig55-56 term Kindergarten
snd Isf Grade openings. Can FL.
TELEPHONE soLIcIroRs-Earn ex-
home; unlimited phone necessary
TYPIsT o for loan once in RossIyn.
Va; 5is-day week; aforementioned
once. Apply In person, :020 N.
- Moore ST., Mr.. KoUYEAs. "a
through Saturday morning $i.50
per hr. under IS. AID. 2-50:i4. --25
TYPIST
White. not over IS: $50 week to start
s s-dsy SS-h cur ,Ssek; must hays
TYPIST
Typist-file clerk. white. experienced,
not ever So. knowledge Of Shorthand
helpful. 35-hour week Salary, $50
per week. Box l93.Y. Star. --23
MATTRESSES, BARMAIDs. expert
enced In night clubs. Apply after
8 pm, CLUB LA CONGA, 94I3
Baltimore blvd, COLLEGE Park, Md.
WAITRESS. white, 21-45; sas q wk.
Good tips. silver Spring JU; g.
MATTRESS. white. eXper.. God and
bar: A-5; no sun; excel Dsv and
working cond Apply after Il pm;
1906 Rhode Island ne. LA 6...l:3.
WAITRESS CouNTRRGIRL. expert
enced. Excellent earnings. Apply
ip person lin1 Bladensbnrg I'd. ne
No nhonr calls. "a
MATTRESSES. white. experienced. Ia
work In new dining room: full or
part time. Apply 6ls 18th ST. NV.
WAITRESS. white. experienced. with
references, Apply RloRDAN'S RES
MATTRESSES. white: salary: good
Ups and hours. Apply In person
MATTERS, white. experienced lunch
eon ana dinner Apply OLD OR.
LEANS RESTAURANT. 1910 stf
o.. Nv. "a
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MEMS WEAR

BUYER AND MEstcHANplsk
ifSissHESss o s$b Al SssS fS Al:
PERfENcE. BOX ada-c. STAR
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SINGER
STENOGRAPHER

Broadcasting network desires
intelligent, experienced, attrac-
tive stenographer for perma-
nent position with opportunity
of assuming radio broadcasting
and TV responsibilities under
pleasant working conditions.
Suitable ascending salary, s.
day week, 9 to $50 pm. Con-
venient and confidential in
terviews may be arranged,
Contact MISS QUAIL, Ken
more S-5149 or Tower 9-6275.
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TELEPHONE statesmen
FOR
CUSTOMER RELATIONS
DIVISION

CONSOLIDATED ENGINEERING AND
DISTRIBUTING CO. OF AMERICA,
INC. will now permanently employ
3 men for full time in customer
relations.
This responsibility requires intelli-
sence, good telephone voice and
past sales experience. Selected men
will be assiRned Q private desk
and telephone.
This corporation Is the largest in
its field on the East Coast with
thousands of satisfied customers.
The decision to establish a perma-
nent public relations division makes
Unnecessary that we employ 5 quail
ned experienced men Immediately.
Apply in person only to Mr.. Daley.
between 10 and IL am. and 2 to
consolidated ENGINEERING AND
DISTRIBUTING CO. OF AMERI-
Ca. INC, 400 H st. ne.
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EXCAVATING

FENCE. chain link and all types OF
wood. No down payment and 80 mos
to pay For best price and iInmed.
installation. call ~ s:l25s:
tioS walls, steps. etc Free estimats.
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EIGHT MAN. eoior.d. ii:ao pm ioi
a., No. . snisss' .o'' BUILDING ass p~
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statesmen
I NEED 2 MEN

Good appearance. presentable car.
willingness to work. only essentials.
training period in Alexandra, Va.
area, These positions will definitely
pay upwards from 500 weekly.
SIS Wythe St. Alexandria. RIM. los
Ask for ManARer III
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TECHNICIAN

Position now open in large printing
companyA NE. WASHINGTON, for
young man with letter press train
ing. government printing ONCE ex-
perience very desirable. 5-day, Bra
hour week. paid vacation and other
fringe benefits. Reply to Box 27S-C,
Star. giving education, experience,
references and salary expected.
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BUILDING ALTERATIONS. additions.
Satisfied customers for over rs years.
Terms. Call Mr., LAWRENCE, RIA.
$1,000. Ii. $500.
CARPENTRY. painting and paper
hanging. AL work guaranteed, DI.
7-U959 rs
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81 LUCHS co.
724 14th st. NV. "a
CLAIM CLERK. downtown auto in
surance company; tipping and abil-
ity to talk on phone REQUIRED, Call
CLAIM DEPARTMENT, ST. 3-6055.
Us
CLERK. white. young. for dry clean
ins store. Permanent job. good sal
airy. Apply in person. ARROW
CLEANERS 1888 Ga. ave- N.Y.
- Publications of
American Chemical Society reed In
telligent young girl with initiative
to help organize and handle edito-
rial reference and photograph files.
ability preferred. Good opportunity
for person who wants interesting
and constructive Job amidst pleas
ant working conditions. 5-day week.
Submit written resume Of back
ground to R., G. GIBBS, 1855 10th
r Ii sse Is : to = as pleas
ant working cond.; DEMENT'S paid
WoopHousG sTAffioNERY W CO. ~,
Clerk TYPIsT-Exper,. girl, for
o-oaS WIN soOA
E 70 e HOME HoME E yts Ryfz Aeey
1872 r. I. ave, Hyattsville. "a
1LERK- TYPIST-Positions available
IN the once Of the Mayor and
land. desire married lady, expert
eneed in ONCE .proeedures-typine'
Ming, can meet public, take re-
sponsibiiity. compute statistics. Ap-
ply City Manager. 100 south wash
inRton street, Rockville, MARYLAND
clerk -TYPIsT. under IS, neat ap-
pearance. leRible handwriting. small
amount Of tipping, to copy bid in
formation for old established firm
in downtown WASHINGTON: 5-day
week. Call OIL. 6-s271. Saturday
and Sunday. "a
rLERk -TYPisT. general ONCE work,
Hours op"n. Box 1872. Star. LIZ
cLERK-TYrIsT, invoice and billing
Tor appt', COLUMBIA SPECIALLY
CO.. 1925 Bradley blvd. Bethesda
area. Chevy Chase, Md. Oh 2-1l00,
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JANTTOR. colored ono childrenl. for
new elevator apt. bldg 1853 aptsi.
Salary. Sl25 mo- to start and beau
tiful &c luxe apt. RES. MGR ia.
JsN HHSS cARETAKER, white pre-
ferred for new 1-story downtown
elev. bldg; must be familiar with oil
boiler and equip: duties incl. clean
ing, painting. plumbing and cleo. re-
pairs, etc. Must be sober. honest.
furn. excel. refs. Apt. and salary.
reply. BOX 3o4-z, star. "a
JANITOR, colored: married; exper. !;
for NV. elev. bids; able to do re-
pairs OIL burner. Apply TEMPLE
REALTY ilos K ST nv Nv. :ns,-
and dependable: married. no chill:
salary plus overtime pay Call DE.
10000. Mr.. Coffman. "a
yANIT0R. colored. for Sc. apis; must
spt ' and salary: must be expert
enced with stokers. Call Monday
only. MR.. GRAGG. Ma. s-6540.
JANIToR-Experienced coal stoter,
painting. maintenance work; sober.
Steady Job. Couple only. not over 30.
for garden-type apartments Apt
and salary. RA. 1880. RIA. 3-4454.
JANITOR for downtown apt. bldg.
aged married man. no children.
Must know stokers and small re-
weekdays. 10 am. to 3 pm. for
pairs. Call manager, AID. 1884
interview. "a
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and Week an o"1' aIter I'm
FARMER WANTED. for tobacco and
corn farm IN St. Marys Co; $3.50
basis. ineludins room and board;
RUSSELL. Tall Timbers, Nd Call
RE. 5-f303. a4s
FENCE INSTALLER. coIored. exper.
only, in installing chain link and
wooden fencing. Call LA. $500,
FURNITURE SALESMAN. to sell me-
dunn and better class furniture
Salary and commission. Give exper
IN detail. Our men know of this
adv. Box A16-z. Star. ri
GARAGE HELPER. should be expe-
rience6 In cleaning cars. Installing
seat covers. etc. References REQUIRED
Good SALARY and hours. Apply MAN
HAITIAN AUTO KAISER FRAZER,
INC eth and 9 sis "a " %
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Flagstone and Stone

Porches. patios. walks. retaining
walls, tile drainage: also water
prcofiing
ANGELO MARCUcclo. JU a-176a
FLOOR SANDING, finishing. clean
ing and waxing Reasonable rates:
free estimate. Call RIA. 6-6795.
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COI1lloCOIlc, OL. 4-lZUU
FOB .BEAuTIFYING OLD OR NEW
HOMES AND BUSINESS PLACES.
HOME IMPROVE. rec. rms. porches.
additions. Free est. Md. work pref.
c. W. LEWIS, WA. 7-s3f7 rs
HOUSE PAINTING
Beth Oh. CHI, Mr.. MINK. En-.
3-04s0. ~
KITCHEN REMODELING, custom built
cabinets and sink tops. Free esti-
mates; Cali EN-. 2-7264 or FL.
PAINTING AND pApERlNG-speclal
prices nov Latest DESIGNS; Best
Pa .iss kA Al aS fSf pArERlxe. interior inter-
s and yssybser:Sr, Free estimate. Mr..
PAINTING. rAPLRIAG. PLASTER
NC any size lob; white mech, 30
yITSS; expe5,' free est; Va; D. G., and
PAINTING. PAPERlNG. WATERPROOF
inter. exter.: FLA loans avail. For
estimates. Ju. 9-471l, JU. 5-4o1g.
PAINTING. PAPERING. scRAPISG.
imme f Mr. T PohT' IA. 3-s EGrs doss
interior and exterior; 20
yrs exper.. reas. prices. MR.. FOS-
TER. Tu, 2-6699. 80
TO paint and paper.
Satisfied customers for rs wears. Up
TO yrs to pay MR. LAWRENCE,
RIA 6-p703' Ii. 6-Si0n
ext. and int; paperins,
plasterinR; sober white mech; reas,
prices; 20 yrs. exper, DE. .-5lba.
70
PAINTING and carpenter repairing,
roofnR; ress. rates, Call after 3 =. m.
10, 1-74O2. 80
PAiNTiNG--Interior and exterior;
Al suarantsed work; free estimates:
low price DU 7-1a14 ga
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OFFICE CLERK

OFFICE CLERK
Desire middle age and settled; must
have typing and general knowledge
bookkeeping permanent position;
40-hour week; full company bene-
fits available; group insurance, hos
pitalization; profit sharing and va
cations. Apply in person.
Western Auto Supply Co.
1891 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
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Concrete, Brick Work

Concrete, Brick Work
Home repairs, remodeling, building.
Save UP to 30Se. Call BOB MILLER.
Parkway 5-1645 --24
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs. short circuits: small Jobs done
immed. RA 6-s222 any time 50
ELECTRICIAN--Wi Wiring of all kinds:
residential commercial. Licensed in
Md. Service anytime. OIL. 1854.
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS and install.
Inmed. service; free est; licensed
D. c.. Md. Va. No lob too small.
A. c. ELECTRIC Co, RIA. 6-5S5s.
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MEN

WHITE OR COLORED
T s.p :s p' . ts Gy v u. ... .Ss ,sS 10
Earn from ss 70 81 per nisSt from rom
With Transportation Apply ready 70
We %So5oepMHS5oSfi mf so siisF j. e nSSH
l0l4S Colesville I'd. at -Four Cor.
neIsl Silver Sprins. Md. No phone
calls ga
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Don Not Waste Our Time
Call for Appointment Only
II Experienced
10. 4-0122
WEINSCHEL
ENG. CO., INC.
10503 METROPOLITAN AVE.
KENSINGTON, MD.
TECHNICIAN

IECHNlClAN
Age 2S to 35. Research and devel-
opment firm wants responsible man
to work at experimental station,
located at Gainesville. Mechanical
experience required and knowledge
of Instrumentation useful. Position
includes supervision of one other
man. Must be careful, conscientious
worker Salary open. ATLANTIC
Call XII 9-s765 or XII. e-7500.
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statesmen

statesmen
Woodworking men for
high paying sales jobs with an az
gressiye Ford leadership. Auto ex-
perienee not necessary. Excel. op-
portunity with growing account,
good working cond. and demon
strstor. Liberal pay plan; ,op pn9 ne
FORD CO. 1891 East-West hwy,
Silver Spring. JU. $500. 20
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SALESMEN

statesmen
To take orders for articles made by
blind craftsmen. No canvaSsing, APP
pointments furnished: Car necessary
unlimited opportunity Ia protected
territory. Phone NE. s-2:37 for
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FLOOR SANDING. finish: new. &c So.
f.; old loo up. c. l.. HlNSON, l42
Yuma st. Sc. 10. l-3475. -
FLOORS SANDED EXPERTLY. 50
rm, and up. Parauet laid, Csc 50. It.
and up. MERRILL CO., ST. $500.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
4-Car TangIe SnarIs
Rush-Hour Traffic

So tangled they had to be re-
moved by crane. .afour cars tied
up morning rush traffic 20 min
utes today at Constitution ave-
hue and Fourteenth street NV.
Police said Wilson Smith. 26,
colored, Of the first n block of
Tenth street ME. was driving
south on Fourteenth andtw in
collision with q cab driven by
Floyd L. Leveston, %, colored, Of
the first block Of Randolph
place NV.
Mr.. Smith told police he didn't
see the taxi in time to stop.
Mr.. Leveston's vehicle bounced
against a second hack. driven by
Rufus j. Isley, SO. colored. of the
1900 block Of Kingman place
NV, officers said.
The first car spun around and
was struck by a second south
bound car driven by Army Capt.
Edward ]. Noonan, 40. Of the
2700 block Of South Uhle street,
Arlington, police said.
All four autos were locked to-
gether at the intersection in such
q manner none could be driven
away, officers said.
Police ticketed the two hackers
for disobeying signal device,
and charged Mr.. Smith with
failing to give full time and at
tention. Capt. Noonan was not
charged. No one was injured.
police said.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
u. 5. Soldier Freed
By Russians After
BEING Held s Years
BY the Assoeiu,sd Press

BERLIN, Jan. 20.--An Amer
lean soldier held for six years in
Soviet prison camps was released
in Berlin today and was hur-
ried to the United States Army
hospital for extensive medical
examination.
Pvt. william A. Verdine, 28.
of Starks. La, was turned over
by the Russians to United States
liaison officers in midafternoon.
The soldier, half Indian and half
French, maintained a stolid
silence on the crosstown trip
from Russian headquarters to
the West except for a laconic
request for an American ciga-
rette.
Pvt. Verdine told Col. Everett
G. King, head Of the army hos
pital, he had been suffering
stomach trouble and also was
concerned about his heart. He
added that he contracted q
severe cough while working in
the coal mines of the Arctic
prison camp at Vorkuta, but that
he did not believe he had tuber-
culosis.
Fattened Up Recently.
Tall and lanky. Pvt. verdine
appeared to weigh about, 140
pounds and In the few words
that he spoke to army officers he
said the Russians had fattened
him up at a repatriation camp
near Moscow in the past six
months.
The soldier, missing from his
unit at Coburg in West Germany
since February 3, 1949. was
placed under detention with a
guard assigned to the door Of
his hospital room. An inquiry
win be made to determine If he
was absent through an under
standable mistake or II he is
guilty Of deliberate absence and
possibly desertion.
Pvt. Verdine had little to say
Of his long confinement and
appeared somewhat stunned to
be again in the West. Army
officers said he was under con-
siderable emotional strain.
Health Poorer Than Others.
A spokesman said Pvt. verdine
was in much poorer health than
Evening star., 1955-01-20

sahib say come to him right
awayP"
She did, Of course. and learned
only later that two tribesmen
tried to kin her while she was
helping restore peace.
One Of her memorable India
assignments was operating q
dispensary. A native would hob
BILE In complaining Of some di-
sease, she would check his symp-
tons against q chart, then refer
to q chart Of medicines. and ladle
out what seemed the most appro-
pirate dose.
In Washington as housing
agency for q number Of Com
munity Chest organizations. their
place has been plunged into
victual crises.
"we'd be sitting down to q meal
for four" Mrs. Frazier said. land
the phone would ring. The caller
would tell us o family Of six
would be here In 10 minutes. and
had 10 be fed"
After visiting their son and
two daughters, the Fraziers win
finally settle in Ocean Grove. N.
j.. which has q colony Of retired
Salvation Army ofiicers.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Police Turn OFF Pot
Inside Locked House

AUSTIN. Minn. (R.-Police
apparently learn a few profess
sional secrets from burglars they
apprehend.
A long distance call from Mrs.
Ted Christie. an Austin woman
who was out Of the city. reported
she had forgotten to turn on
the electric pot before leaving
home.
The house is locked" Mrs.
Christie said. but break win-
dow to get in"
Patrolman Victor Bauer went
to the home. He entered without
breaking a window. but isn't
saying how he did it.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Salvation Army Pair Retires
After Years of GIoboI Service
Met in lndio;; !
Now Planning
Permanent Home

After many wandering years
of service as Salvation Army
officers. q couple retired here
yesterday, looking forward to
their first permanent home.
Crowther Lee Frazier. SO. and
his wife Amelia. 50. majors in
the religious military, have been
in Washington two years. They
have been operating the Saliva
ton Army's emergency home for
women and children. 1908 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
He has been an officer 40
years. She has 81 years as an
officer. but as q third-generation
Salvation Army member. her
service actually began At birth.
They met and married In
India. An Englishwoman, she
still is a British subject. How
ever, now that she can settle
down in one place long enough
TO establish residence. she viii
become an American citizen.
During their eight years In
India they worked with what
were then labeled criminal
tribes" Tribesmen were branded
for life as no-goods. q caste clas-
sification which no longer exists.
Once. some Sribesmen were en-
gagged In . free-for-all In the
compound. Mai. Frazier was In
the thick Of It, trying to bring
order. The brawl got 70 rough
he sent q courier to tell MRS.
Frazier to be sure to stay home
and not get near the fighting.
The confused courier. however.
dashed into the Fraziers' quar-
ters and told her. "Memsahihi
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Texas Police Probe
Auto Bomb Killing Of
Prominent Woman
sy the Assoeiassd Pres,

SAN ANGELO. Tex. Jan. 20.-
Deepening mystery today veiled
the booby-trap bomb death OF
Mrs. Harry E. Weaver, wealthy
wife of a prominent architect
and geologist.
Mrs. Weaver, So, was killed
yesterday about $3.50 am. when
she started to a San Angelo hos
pital to visit her ailing mother.
Meanwhile, a Houston busi-
nessman, questioned for more
than two hours last night, re-
manned free today and no
charges had been filed in the
case. 80.
The 38-year-old man. ques-
toned after officers long confer
ences with Mr.. Weaver, was ac-
companied to the Harris County
Courthouse by Texas Rangers
and sheriff's deputies and his
two small children.
Four Rangers accompanied the
man and the children back to
their home in a well-to-do sec
tion of Houston. Neither he nor
officers would discuss what te,ok
place In the long session behind
locked doors, Apparently his
home Basnot guarded last night.
Answer No Questions.
Officers would not answer ques-
tions either about the mans
identity or any other develop
ment in their hunt for the per-
son or persons who planted the
nitroglycerine bomb in one Of
the Weaver automobiles.
District Attorney Aubrey Stokes
OF Tom Green County said no
arrest warrants had been issued
He refused to comment about
possible suspects, but did say he
was working with information
furnished by Mr.. Weaver and
other members of the family.
Mr.. Weaver. so. said he was In
the big, old-fashioned home Of
Mrs. Weaver's mother, Mrs.
Ralph Harris. when the blast oc-
CURED outside. The widely
known architect and his wife
formerly lived in Houston. In
recent years they resided on a
showplace ranch % miles north
of here and maintained an apart
ment in San Angelo.
Daughter Of Bankere
Mrs. Weaver's late father was
a pioneer rancher and banker
here.
Mr.. Weaver said he heard the
explosion, heard his wife scream
-four or five times" and ran to
the, smoking car. Mrs. Weaver.
he said, groaned but was un-