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La gaceta., 1940-03-11
viaje

Paquito Garcia, ell presidente
del Circulo Cubano, regres6 ell
sabado a la Habana.
Obedece su viaje al prop6sito
de asistir al sorteo de la Loteria
con cuyo rendimiento Sc abona-
ran las deudas del Cfrculo.
Tenemos e~ntendido que la en-
trega del dinero Sc hara por con
ducto del Consulate de Cuba en-
esta ciudad.
Las cuentas todas Sc pagaran y
al gobierno cubano sc lie envia-
"a un detallado informe.
La gaceta., 1940-03-11
Inlci6 Ell programs Ia or7uos

Inlci6 el programa Ia or1ucs-
Don Francisco IL =
ia Renovation.
Don Francisco hizo honor q
su reputation, estrenar nue..
vas pleas. TOGO hasta siete
Despues subi6 a la tribu-
Ia de la misica la orquesta Gu
bana de Sshoritas, que hubo dc
.o-ar, en- medic de grandes a.
r.ausos, hssta las die2 de Ia no.
he.
Ce0ca de 500 personals page
en- Su entrada.
Era impossible bailar c6moda-
mente; pero ell ptiblico sali6
,uy complacido.
Consualo Moreno fue objet0
de una estruendoSa ovaci6n.
Pueden sentirse muy satisf2-
hos les j6venes de la Secci6n
de Recreo.
La gaceta., 1940-03-11
Sc ESTRELLO UN AVION
DE LA MARINA AMERI.
CANA

Camagiiey, Cuba, mario IL.
Cuando despegaba aqui Sc estre
ll6 un avion de la marina de los
EStados Unidos y ell photo Y Su
ayudante resultaron lesionados.
Los aviadores fueron NevauOS
e Miami, por ell aire. Ell motor
fall6 cuando ell despegue Sc We
rificaba. Los lesionados 10 son
| teniente Echol M. Mallory y
ell segundo teniente Roberto
Cox.
La gaceta., 1940-03-11

Aviso a los delegates ; sub,
delegates de la Liga Intersocial
que la reunion de ma1ana mar.
tes Sc efectuara en- Ell edificio dc
los Csbaleros Leales de Amsri-
Van a ser d,scutidos asuntG-
que tjenen estrecha relac;6n Goa
la Emporada que Sc avecina.
ku6gase Ia aGstencia de to
ApS. A las ocho en- puVto.
Y Firmo aver una proclama Z
q bernador Gone, del estado de
+ rida, declarando ell doming
uando jugaran las estrellas
Is grandes Ligas, Dia del
BasebN.
ElArA ldimiento del desafio St
enviaA integro a la organiza
ci6n dy socorro a Finlandis, pre-
sididab por Herbert Hoover.
La gaceta., 1940-03-11

Vencieron aver los Tigres a
los Dodgers, en- Lakeland, Y Ell
IS Pewee Reese recibio una he
rida en- la mano derecha. Ten
ORA que deScansar dos Semanas.
Larry MacPhail discutira ell
esta semana la firma de los con-
tratos con Dolph Camilli y Di-
xie Walker.
La gaceta., 1940-03-11

Con I'm jonron de Joe Gordon
en- la novena entrada, los Yam
KEGS desempataron Y vencieron
aver q los Cardenales de San
Luis. Los neoyorquinos devol-
vieron ash la derrota del primer
dia. Aguardase hoy a Red Ruff
fling, ell famoso pitcher de los
Yankees.
San Luis 2O1 800 100 7c 1Oh lie
N. York $50 O2O DOL &c Oh 2e
La gaceta., 1940-03-11
in Ell Centre AStauiano

in el Centre ASturidno
En- ell bale matinee tocara Ell
ell Centre Asturiano una orques
Ia de reputation nacional, muy
conocida por los radioescuchas.
Los muchachos que preside
Tamargo hicieron un esfuerzo
y lograron contratarla.
Sc empezara a bailar a una
bora que no dificulte la asisten-
ella el desafio de pelota de las es-
trellas, en- ell terreno de Plant.
La gaceta., 1940-03-11
Bale

Ell bale de anoche, en- ell Gen.
trO EspanOl, culmin6 en- un rO-
tundo 6xito para la prestigiOsa
sociedad.
La gaceta., 1940-03-11

Estan hoy a la capeza de la
Liga de la Toronja, con un de-
La gaceta., 1940-03-11
~@'~--'o- o'~'- rcrnencres en-

l. sor.eo en- ayuda del Cfrcn
20 tendra lugar ell dia 3 de abrii,
microbes.
La gaceta., 1940-03-11
N7soota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira a CuArta -

raffo Enado y ninsano lerdi:
10, io| senado-9, M:j< Ro-
ssn j. e/gundo Iasar, con
2 viatoriI I derrc.a. Sc Ia.
.&patados en- Ell tercero.
con un triunfo y un contratien
90, los Yankees y los Cardena-
les. Van a continuation Gigan.
,es, PhilSess 8bejas y 2ojos.
En- un renido desafio los Sc
nadores derrotaron a los Gigan
ties de New York. Hits de Lswi5
; Travis produjeron la earrera
deciRiVa. Pegaron jonrrones
Wall er y Wasden. DickShOt
dispar6 ell Gffso cuadrangular
lie la novena de Terry.
. New York &c, 10h, 2e; Wash
ngton sc, I'll, lie.
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Election Officers
Continued from page one)

clerks; H. 0. Wynn, peace officer.
Goodman-George Mitchell, j. H.
Douglas, C. A. Hansen, managers;
Mrs. Earl SHELTON, Mrs. d. X. Gull
ledge, clerks; j. B. Browning, peace
officer.
Pickens-Mrs. jim Wilburn, B. T.
Hoover, Ed Atkinson, managers; v.
C. Dendy, Miss Josie Burton, clerks;
Charley Lyle, peace officer.
Richland-Mrs. Raft Killebrew, W.
j. Shanks, managers; Mrs. ]. f.
Chisolm, Mrs. Ira Shanks, clerks; /.
B. Upshaw, peace officer.
Eulogy-Merril Eakin, ]. T. Park
inson, Jesse Edwards, managers;
Mrs. Lillian Hocutt, J. R. Abless
clerks; Otto Wallis, peace office.
Ebenezer-W. B. Humphrey, E. E
O'Reilly, Edwin Murtagh, managers;
Walter Lucas, Edgar Brown, clerks;
w. D. Killebrew, peace officer.
Thornton-G. C. Campbell, Frank
Eakin, J. w. Tinnin, managers; Guy
Campbell, John Liberto, clerks; R.
C. Causey, peace officer.
Tchula-E. l.. Hines, T. ]. Bogue,
Birdie Jones, managers; Miss Eliza
beth Jones, Mrs. E. ]. Walden, clerks;
A. c. Conger, peace officer.
Cruger-C. L. Heirn, w. w. Wynn,
It. B. Smith, managers; Mrs. J. E.
Turner, Mrs. Lizzie White, clerks;
Egbert Hines, peace officer
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-10-31
Notice To T~oxpoyers

Notice is hereby given that, pur-
suant to al order passed by the May
or and Board Of Aldermen Of Du-
rant, Mississippi, a meeting will be
held by said Mayor and Board in the
City Hall of Durant on Wednesday
night, the 18th day Of November,
1910, at 700 o'clock pm. for the
purpose of hearing any and all OBJ
jections to the real and personal as
sessment rolls of the City of Durant,
Mississippi, for the year 1910.
The said Mayor and Board of
Aldermen will sit from day to day un-
til all objections have been heard
and disposed of and all proper cor
rections made. All persons wishing
to examine or object to either the
real or personal assessment rolls must
be present at the above date.
Order this the Oath day of October,
1910.
MRS. C. w. CRESSWELL,
City Clerk.
No. IL, 10.
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Probable
CONTINUED from page one)

Pickens, w.; 1443-Anderson Dick
ems, Goodman, R. l, WI; 109-Hil-
brun Glover, Goodman, c.; 1866
William Levan Dickerson, Pickens,
W.; 135-Larkin WEIGH, West, R. 2,
W.; 183-Willie Henry Moore, Du-
rant, R. 3 c.; 148-Morris Williams,
Pickens, r. l c.; 198-Walter Lewis
Campbell, West, W.; 139John Walt
Redmond, Durant, K. 2, c.; 49,
Willie James Wade, Durant, R. 2, c.
169-Earlie Brooks, Ebenezer, R. A,
c.; 28O - Watt Mcclellan Brock,
West, W. :
1368-Willie Stokes, Durant, R. g,
c.; 83-Perry Wood Melton, Durant,
W.; 122-I. V. Winters; Durant, c.;
6-ames Lee Calhoun, West, c.;
139S-Charlie Young, Durant, R. :,
c.; 145-James Wilburn Potts, Pick
ems, w.; 9-Bennie Clay Caldwell,
West, W.; 765-William Claude Gil
more, Durant, R. 2, W.; 121-Coyle
MCGEE McCreary, West, W.; 625-
Frank Johnson, Pickens, C; 181-Al-
fred Fisher, Pickens, c.; 21-Oscar
Mitchell, Durant, c.; 1876 = George
Cortez Price, Durant, c; 203
Eddie Whitefield, Durant, c.;
1921 = Arnold Joseph Am
mons, : West, R. 2, c.; 231-
Allen Wilson Ivy, Durant, w.; 612-
John Ward Murtagh, Pickens, W.;
228-Andrew Smart, Pickens, c.; $50
Paul Walton Odom, Durant, W.;
136-Willie Byrd Mcclellan, Durant,
w.; 114-John Will Jackson, Good
man, c.; 86-John Curtis Culp, Du-
rant, c.; 702-Robert Falls, Pick
ems, R. l., c.; 1906 Arnell McMil-
liam, Pickens, W.; 660-David Lamar
Ables, Goodman, w.; 165-Hugh Ly-
nwood Larkins, Pickens, W.; 768-
David Ellis, West, r. 8, c.; TAT
Willie Gage ,Durant, c.; 159-Jasper
Dixon, Ebenezer, c.; 70 - Willie
Gaines, Durant, c.; 681 = Millieu
Graham, Pickens, R. l, c.; 1872
Johnnie Wilburn, Durant, c.; 1476-
Joseh Davis Cotton, Goodman, r. 2.
W; 678-Lee Henry Brown, Good
man, c.; 78-Willie Walter Jordan,
Pickens, c.; 45-Cleveland Sims,
Pickens, W.; 25-Willie Siggers,
West, c.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-10-31

ellis and affairs.
Again and again let me plead
with you to see to it that every
vote is polled and let US show to the
world that Mississippi is 100 per
cent Democratic and that as a CRATE
full people We are 100 per cent for
Roosevelt and Wallace and the New
Deal, which is q square deal for all
those who love and desire to pro-
tect and perpetuate our democratic
life and way of living.
With grateful appreciation, I am
Sincerely and cordially,
THEO. G. BILBO,
United States Senator.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-10-31
Mrs. n. n. Elmore Is
Critically III

Friends of Mrs. H. H. Elmore, of
Cleveland will regret to learn that
she is critically i'll in a Cleveland
hospital where she was operated on
Wednesday for ruptured appendix.
Mrs, Elmore had been ill for some
time but it was not known she had
appendicitis until very recently. She
has many friends and relatives in
Holmes county who wish for her a
speedy recovery.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-10-31
Non Resident Notice
TO HARVEY EDWARDS,
Whose Place of Residence
and Post Office Address are

III HARVEY EDWARDS,
Whose Place of Residence
and Post Office Address are
Unknown:
You r hereby commanded to ap-
pear before the Chancery Court of
Holmes County, Mississippi, at a
Term of said Court to be held on the
End Monday of January, 1941, at the
Court House in the City of Lexing-
ton, Mississippi, on the first day of
said Term, then and there to plead,
answer or demur to the Bill of Com
plant of Lille Edwards, in Cause
No. 6184, to which you are defend
ant.
Given under my hand and seal of
said Court and issued this October
10, 1910.
(SEAL) Parham H. Williams,
Chancery Clerk, Holmes
County, Mississippi.
S. R. King, Solicitor.
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BiIbo -
CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page one)
woman, boy and girl to make every
sacrifice to help in polling every vote
for the Democratic ticket on the 5th
of November, in order that the world
might know that We are grateful for
the great and lasting benefits and
blessings that we have received in
the last eight years.
A full Democratic vote on the 9Th
of November will greatly contribute
to giving M state more prestige
and influence in our national coun-
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-10-31
Wiley Browne Completes
Business Training

Wiley Browne of Durant, Miss, has
completed his Business Training
Course at Drauughon's Business Col
lege, Jackson, Miss. and is now en-
ployed with the Ponder Motor Com
pany, jackson.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-10-31

prosperity of the people of Mississippi"
In the face of what Roosevelt has al
ready lone for American people as a whole
it seems to us very good sense to choose
him as our leader rather than Wendell
Willkie, who is unknown and improved as a
leader and a statesman.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-10-31
statesmen

Established Rawleigh Route just be-
coming available. Business we'll es-
tabiished. Previous Dealer quitting
because he expects to get into the
Army. Exceptional opportunity for
right Write at once. Rawleigh's
Dept. MSK-54-204, Memphis, Tenn.
IL, 13, IA, Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-02

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ROOMS FuRN. & UNFuRN.
ROOMS uNFURNisHED.

NVOWS OTNtOkNJS0ED.
COLORED-One or two in furnished room
married, no children. Ii. 2016. In s.w.
1343 OAK ST. NV. nr. 14tf and Park
rd.-Large room, well-heated home: gen.
17O1 MONROE ST. NE large. unfurn.
rooms. Kitchen privileges; on bus line;
S27.5O; everything included.
APT. 4O6, THE LONsDALE 213s Cali
fornia st.-Single room. SIS. unf.; will
furn.; empl. lady; excel loe. Du. 60O6.
ISIS LIMOS snroS hatI AYE M. ..1
phone; for l:h:k.: very reas: RA: 46l6.
1914 N. CAROLINA AVE. Ill Ink.
rooms; heat .geS and eleetxioatv 9ufnaahed;
2nd door. Lincoln o3x0.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

4 ROOMS. BATH, LARGE PORCH, COM
heat: good exposures: very reas. ia. 0012.
BEAUTIFUL STUDIO RIM. KIT. AND
furn.: FTieidaire: SIC Nk; Also bachelor
apt. SO wk. Dupont 1000, Apt. 424. after
TnPEN oARpENsI1sggLEr I; 2-E:; z,
Can Woodley 5o5S. I5.
ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH; BEAUTIFUL
party only: 3435 Brown st. NV. Ho. 57l7.
234 . ST NE-3 BRIGHT ROOMS AND
p0ssn ssnts shs Beat gas else'; 'omDl fg5n
Entire end noor, bright. clean rms. kit.
aa ,aa ss ssv.ss. fsi 1s $50 s
RA. 1858 after 8 pm
NV, DISTRICT q FgRN1sHED APART;
msns nent aSsssGRameaate Ss1 Hat i1Hr firr women s
5tS .S7 ossrh ss ss s1 R29aS
couple. Convenient bus. Reasonable
1724 18th ST. N.w.-YoUNG WOMAN
es e. isEf Nj isTss s7ss furnished apt with Others
716 ALLISON ST. N.w-WELL-FURN.
bedrm.. sitting room. kitchen -dinette; gas,
elec. phone, c.h.w. $47.50: adults, gen
z ROOMS FyRN: F0R LIGHT HOUSE:
adults: adsIE phone. 1927 y aeorsia ave- ave. sun
2l22 p 81. .N.W.-LARGE LIVING ROOM,
dinette. kitchen, bath, closets, dressing
room, utilities. side entrance. S45.
USE 81 fndtae Fit keas a. VIZ pu e io66 Apt eos
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT; ;-HoTEI. 20th
and r sts. n.w.-1 room. kit. dinette. pvt
ss y; ) sEs = ssSs IS
1904 ,R1TTENHoUsE sT. E;W.l.AITRsAsGS ssS
o lS5 S e.e rm rsfs e.dsm I'll ut H. dE d. 4ss4 sh
and bath completely. attractively and
cs MR KING wooaey 77oo ier
appointment to INSPECT:
NR; CONN. AVE: gRIDaEMATIRAcTIvE.
sss!sss' S:s|i:: hssSS sss7 Avail 18Th: ss0
sss.Es sissf: lss iassn ssS .sHss SRs: ss' sss
1905 M ST. Nw.-1, ROOM, LARGE
hitehsn inGlossS perch modem za,ts bath
9EosoEowN ss.S ArTRAST1yniYt 4sam FuR oRd
sisl; pgsssitssrrsd; references exchanged.
NEW 0ku<A.s NEWT TOkVAN. NG4xAx AAnJS S|kt@
ner front. exp; Scr. apt: I4th 81. shops.
S66. 1918 Randolph NV. OWNER, QC. 5000.
FIRST. FLOOR. 3 ROOMS AND BATH,
completely furnished for housekeeping: $76
Q month, 10 months or LONGER. North 1114.
1852 18th ST. NW.-3 LARGE ROOMS.
ton: reasonable: ali utilities furnished:
s67 Mo.-LIv. RM., REDRM., =. D.
1890 Ga ave. NV. Call GE. 1888 ewes.
TO sUBLET, COMPLETELY FURNISHED,
modern one-room, kitchen and bath apart.
ment. 1121 New Hampshire ave. NV.
HnLCREsT AREA RMS. AND KIT,
use of phone and recr. rm.: $40; ref.
exch.: adults. Lincoln 7526-W.
BRoOKI.AND. 1921 OTIS ST. NE
furnished front rooms Ink. heat, hot
Natts Natsr Is1s 81; slec. refs; adults IS vk.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. - COMPLETELY
furn., 2 rooms and bath. Efi1idaire. uttli.
ties. 620S Wis. ave. NV.
2507 18th ST. NV RMS. ADJOINING
bath: back porch; sink; 81 wk.; gas and
electric. inc.
1891 e N:ws.FoR TMn ,RIa4oNS;;
ss.s,sv e ,sSn44aSZd 44SZdo 1'ndss. Az !. a. san
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APARrMEhrs SUBURBAN.
3!s00 Fourteenth st. NV,
FRED .. FOSTER. NIT

1903 N. DANy1LE 81. ARLINGTON: "a.
block bus: adults: So wk.
FALLS cHuRcHms ROOMS; CONS KIT KIT; AND an.
sonable. So rails Church 1II2-J
ARLINGTON, VA.-uNFURN., LARGE
phone Chestnut 1882.
RosEMoNT, FINE SECTION OF ALEX
en-, ali electric: : bedrooms. front porch,
oil heat. c.h.w;:. furnished. $3.50. Phone
/ ROOM. KTTcHENETTE. FURN;: TRIG-
wilson blvd. Arlington. va.
TAKoMA PARK. lis ALLEGHANY AVE
3 rooms kitchen, dinette. bath; $40; heat,
light. gas. refe. included.
ARLINGTON, VA. 1928 9th ST. SOUTH
adults only: near bus.
COLMAR MANOR. MD, sos. oAKMoNT
st-unfurn, rms. pvt bath and an entr: 5s:
EMPLOYED LADY DESIRES A COUPLE
Hillside 03l5.J. after l pm.
ARLINGTON. vA.-LARGE LIVING ROOM.
bedroom. kitchen; completely iuInisned'
Frigidaire: pvt. entr.: S45. Oxford 2551.
s0ls 1Ss b,ss. SSmrAa ssre5ss Pav1 INT Af p7 s1
utilities included; adults only: S45.
ARL1NGToN-5 LARGE ROOMS, ,PRI-
yate bath: porch, brick garase. new bidg;'
eh.s.nat Fst H1 :ss94d ss94 h00F' $780, unfuFn''n'd
AR1LNGToN-2-ROoM AND BATH FUR
nished apt. convenient bus line. 1Oc fare.
1929 N. Vermont st. Chestnut le5s.
ARLINGTON, va, 1906 LEE HIGHWAY
eh.ssnns sS9ms 177si flssnene''s' bath sS' month
VERY DESIRABLE 4-RM. APT, PVT.
eslag osi &c. Wess 81 ras Ips chaae Ada' va only
Nawhx sass auto@ste hot xstef s o ssst. heat eiee lee
trio refrigerator. In Clarendon. CH. 3693.
ARL., 1888 n UTAH sT-3 ROOMS,
kis' d. bath al SET; poTfhi un1urni ;,1 Isl n; re-
FUgRNIsHED 3 ROOMS, s!S,., PRIVATE @ BATH; TH
94s3. s37 N. Daniel st., Arlington.
TWO ROOMS AND PRIVATE BATH, FIRST
s2Sr s2o fson. esot fn Aiea BE aSt water
PYIssss1szP YIsss!s:!9s Bath &c RS0Fs ll2'ss R E:
/ ROOM DINETTE, KITCHEN AND
ssh i.ni 5nshes n Or k5asW oonven
SS7 rtn Goth ST So at VA HIGHLANDS bH tnyI "a
2 rooms. kitchen. bath, bedroom; oil heat:
schools. stores, churches.
rUENIsHED APT RIM; IN, KITcHEEN,
pike. Arl Chestnut $3.50.
S45. S45.OO-EvERYTHING FURNISHED.
and bath studio apt, private entrance, in
and ant ssreesble People. SUITABLE % for youns
couple or two young men or women. Free
sus Phoas r.s aae BLOCK
NEARBY va NEW APT. BLDds.
LARGE !. r. and b.r. din. alcove. K, b.,
PORCH. SPACIOUS closets. scund-proofns,
si wis Wilson l1 svs e. $685. Open sV. sua
81. KENNEBEC AVE,
T.kops A. Park, u. Md;mAttrss s,r1 lst-n; apt: .;:
nfas SKI fRd "a re- APR esq
APARTMENTS WANTED.
8 BEDRooMs. PORCH, NV. SECTION
m.tes u.s. besssa SHF 6ss 'Dor01
1eans. RltcheH. s.ss Ca. Hassss7 Aasns ss17
FURN. APT. ONE ROOM. KTTCHENETTE
isase sns oa's Box snI5a p sssT ssa'l0n essential
WANTED. FOR NEW CONGRESS SESSION.
beEinning January. bachelor apartment:
eseiee @ loes.ios BOZ s so.c. star. sr.0un0'n''
2 BEDRooMs. KTTCHEN, CoMpINATToN
s.mo. Ssass.. ISS% SSx iss.c, s: star. snsneo' n,:
RITINw COUPLE desires strictly, priyats
o1sr $50 sos s7p cnsas sssr OF
WANTPI's; T o!oRoElIowN Z O. :
Evening star., 1940-12-15

ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.
FREE SERVICE-SAVE TINE.
Guest Homes Associated at
Washington Room Exchange,
with 300 well-located homes,
offer single, double and group
rooms, some with running water,
private bath, at consistent rates.
A director with car shows avail
able space free to potential
guests. Phone Columbia $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
MOVING, PACKING e. sToRAcE

STORAGE SPACE. REAR 1927 P 81. NV.
1ox40: EECENTLY REBUILT.
AFE1ECK, 1898 PA AVE RE S663
Evening star., 1940-01-06
John n. Auth, "a, Dies;
Headed Provision Firm

John N. Auth, GA, former presi-
dent of the N. Auth Provision Co.,
died yesterday of heart ailment
at his home, 405 Sixth street SW.
He had been in i'll health almost q
year.
A native and lifelong resident of
Washington, Mr.. Auth entered busi-
ness with his father, the late Mich
olas Auth, more than 40 years ago.
He was active in business until the
Auth Co. suspended operation under
that name.
Mr.. Auth was a member of the
Knights OF Columbus, the Holy
Name Society, the Windthorst Club
of st. Mary's Catholic Church, the
Elks' Club of Washington and the
Washington Board of Trade.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Emily
Hammer Auth; two sons, Lawrence
and Andrew Auth, both of Washing
ton; two daughters, Mrs. Dionysia
A. Folliard of Edgemoor, Nd, and
Mrs. Emily A. Hurley Of Los Angeles,
Calf, and q brother, Henry Auth
Of this city.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at II am. at the home,
with requiem mass at st. Mary's
Church. Burial will be in St. Mary S
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1940-01-06

bronzed name" pilots was to be
found, but, unlike former days,
when they hogged the limelight at
every aviation meet, they were out
numbered so to by youngsters
who were in swaddling clothes when
the veterans learned to fly.
Even the featured Macfadden
Trophy race was for stock aircraft.
Fourteen pilots were slated to take
part. but after the postponement
two became impatient and started
ahead. They were Tom Reaveley,
flying young James Donahue's am
phibian with the owner as a pas
senger, who landed at West Palm
Beach, and Guy A. Ham, jr., of
Hatchville, Mass, who landed at
Savannah. Both took of from New
York.
Miss Bobby Lupton of Detroit,
acrobatic flyer, and Virginia Snod-
grass Of Waterloo, Iowa, illustrated
the future day when most any
mans wife or sister may climb into
her plane and go for a spin. Miss
Lupton, calling herself an anna
teur," put on q thrilling aerobatic
show yesterday. Miss Snodgrass,
plotting a tiny plane, earned $lO0
by winning the 25-mile race for
women.
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Miami Air Show
Gives Preview Of
1850 j. ). Aviation
II Fust Planes Poised
For Cross-Country
Races to Resort
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 6.-Aeronautical
United States of the future went on
display with Mr.. and Mrs. America
at the controls of low-priced air.
planes today, while II fast stock
model planes were poised for cross
country races to Miami.
A preview of about 1850, when
the Federal student training pro-
gram has taught new thousands to
fly and inspired hundreds of others,
was made in slightly concentrated
form with more than 300 f1ivver-
type planes ready for the second
day of the annual all-American air
maneuvers. The pilots were boys
and girls, men and women-far out
numbering the veterans.
Emphasis on Stock Models.
Dashes of more than 1000 miles,
from New York, Rochester, Detroit,
st. Louis and Houston, were post
poned a day yesterday due to- poor
flying conditions along the route.
The entrants sought $3.50 in prize
money posted by Bernarr Mac
fadden.
The emphasis here was on stock
model planes and private flyers.
The races and other events were
for the light planes and ordinary
folk who have learned to ny.
A generous sprinkling OF old-time,
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Trooper 10 Face Court
In Staying Of Girl, IA
BY the Associated Press.

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa. Jan. g.
Benjamin Franklin. suspended State
motor police corporal, goes on trial
Monday in this century-old county
seat for the Staying of 14-year -old
Joan Stevens as she sat in the back
of police car.
Seldom has case created such
stir in this hill country bordering
Pennsylvania's anthracite region.
Since the shooting on the night of
last June S, Franklin pressed for
a change of venue from Carbon
County while counsel engaged by
the Joan Stevens justice fund"
sought speedy prosecution.
The change of venue plea was
denied, but it checked plans for the
troopers trial last October 6.
Franklin has said that while he
and Pvt. Edward Swatji were seated
in the front seat of their police car
on deserted street in Joan's home
town, nearby Nesquehoning, she
pulled a pistol from a purse and
threatened to blow your brains out. "
The girl died from volley of shots
from an automatic pistol. Her
weapon proved to be a toy imitation.