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FARM g GARDEN.

wEIL-ROTTED COW MANURE-Larse or
small lot: quality and quantity guaranteed.
Waters WI 4195
WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE, 75c 100
ID sack. s sacks, IS; $40 ton rich dirt, soc
100 lbs: 800 lbs. $3.50 $50 ton; sod
ding. Glen Hurst Dairy, Box b16s, Be-
theSda. Nd WISCONSIN 1H2Q-L
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

VACUUM CLEANERS-G. z, Hoover Eu-
reka, Royal Premier. Duplex, rebuilt like
new, Tyr. guarantee. J. c. Harding Co..
5l7 10th st. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prices on brand
new standard makes Of washing machines
in crates at discounts of more than 6Ooo
of list prices No down payment. Terms
as low as ST weekly. Liberal trade-in
allowances.
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washinston's Largest Appliance House,
92l @ St. NV Entire Building
District 3737 Open Ewes Till ppm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
All standard makes in original factory
crates at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Big trade-in allowance. Easy terms. Can
paw. with your lisht bill Also rebuilt
washers as low as Sl2a5. WE ARE AU-
IHORIlED SALES AND SERVICE FOR
BENDx, MAYTAG. @ E. WESTING-
HOUSE, A. B. c. AND THOR
ELECTRICAL CENTER
bl4 10th st. NV. National SS1o
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

Ga NTLEMAN. Government enploye, wishes
room arfe enough 70 accommodate up
trslly located, NV. section. Box 37S-Z
Star
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REFRIGERATOR CLEARANCE.
Fi, eo0Sit,or i Gu 1t real sood $3.50
CROSBY 0.s 4 Gu TT rebuilt like $3.50
No %"sd 4 Gu f',' only slightly S49.5O
G. o1 e; ,s Gu # roS cost sl'''o' $3.50
Many Other BARGAINS in
Electric Ranses. Washers and Ironers
DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO..
1905 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 1909.
Open Evenings Until 3.
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ROOMS WANTED.

EMPI DYED GENTLEMAN desires comfort
able room in refined home quiet essential;
breakfast II convenient. D. G. or nearby
Va. Box 36s-Z, Star. 13'
GENTLEMAN desires comfortable room
with private family. No other roomers.
Location within " mi. OF White House.
Reply, Box T-Y. Star.
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DADIAN HALL,
Continued

1874. 18th ST. NV
JUST OPENED
2 LARGE doubles, > triples; TRIPLES with
porch and running water: Just papered and
painted. will be ready for Nov. l 8, dis
tinctive address. new furnitureS special
rates 20 hrst guests
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL,

sssseS saIa WOOD o.f and
Pierson. Sandy Spring, Md, Ashton 1921.
FIREPLACE LOGS. ROUND OR SPLIT:
OAK $1,000 PER CORD. GEORGETOWN
F1REWOOD, REPUBLIC 1878.
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ROOMS UhFURkISHED.

KEEP YOUR TOTS of the street; call
Ii 4S36-J: old countrywide home. well
heated; token fare, lrg playground: Ia
COLORED-Tvo unfurnished rooms; no
children Call after 4:3O pm, 100 Hobart
pl NV.
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PfANos-we have Just received q full
s size .0 pianos, made to sell for $50. that
we are placing on sale at only Slea; very
ment Buy at the Piano Shop and save:
iol5 tn st. NV. Republic 1890; OPEN
EVENINGS We. are exclusive agents for
Cable-NeIson and Everett ptaaos.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

WESLEY HEIGHTS. 32l5 45th St
Master bedroom, twin beds, private bath;
COW. bus, 90 minutes downtown: S45 mo;
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR given a SAINT.
R Bath q meas a.,n nnd H HsqTnss
WO 0224 Bethesda Branch. WI 3O46
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, several show pros
poets, one exceptional pup. mature, around
> lbs; cheap 3449 Benning I'd. ne
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PIANO-Used apartment-size Baldwin,
made baby grand, in very GOOD condition.
SS75 Easy terms. MA. 1870. Kits 1880
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S'V 'S"N' Vt" @NN'
603 DECATUR ST. NW.-Lsrre. front:
reasonable meals If desired; Gentiles.
Phone Randolph $3.50
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LIVING ROOM. ape. Solid Maple. "A
Real ACME Special" Also ape, Mohair
SACRIFICE 3-Pc, Jacquard Velour Liyins
Room "a Lovely Creation" SENSA-
TI0NAL BARGAIN sPe Tap %rN g syi ne
Bareback Chairs, Pillow-Back Chairs,
Damasks, Friezes, Boucles and All Ma
-e5ials ITaiG of ths-Town Values" FIX;
asaa.siful and It's Been used S. Littls;
You'll Swear It's New. ACNE NOV
ING e. STORAGE. 461s 18th St. NV
Georgia 1000 OPEN NIGHTS
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Including ampifier. Taylor 4953 1e'
GUITARS-Largest selection of new and
used instruments in the city. priced from
$3.50 to $3.50. Also Epiphone, Gibson,
Rickenbacker and MagnovoX electric am
pliers easy terms. Ma. 1870. kits,
1890 g st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-12

FLOOR SANDING and refinishing; rooms,
81 UP: white mechanics, work guaranteed
Hankins. Michigan 500 IL
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FURNITURE LARGE solid mahogany
dresser, chifiorobe and dressing table. made
by ] X Rishel Furniture Co; cost 81 900
at Woodward and Lothrop, will sell cheap:
moving into smaller ant. 2445 18th st.
n W Ant Oh
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PIANOS-We have several used Knabe and
steinway arands in practically new condi.
ton that we are offering at substantially
less than their original prices new guar
antee; very easy terms, ma, 1880. Kits
1890 q St NV. middle OF the block be-
twaap 2th and 14th stsl
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CARPENTRY, shelving and kitchen caoi-
nets. RemodelnR, repairing OF all xmas.
Nathan Waldman. Randolph 1902
CEMENT WORK basement floors. walks
steps retaining walls. drveways. water
PROBING, roofs repaired, painted. Ii. ou'3'
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ELECTRIC WIRING F Extra 4'uo out. S
let's repairs old houses q speciality. Rega
Elec. Co. $500 Georgia ave. Rand. 1891.
FLOOR SANDING and finishing, good work.
Reasonable. White mechanics used. Lin
ali OSoA-P
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

s.s SssH +: #?i
Of the Way, and We're Al Settled for
A ARshs: Spar. Yfsos Let y aSME p, s.sHsn:s
Maple Bedroom nsess $3.50 Sins
Xoa,I BE- Another SATISFIED Gp;tSner !. :,
sdSo, OPEN NIGHTs. " ~"
WssSSs Maas Hsy 800 sPs su Gas s.nse
l ssO Room nt ssl o. p5'' kcME sESsAT1oSHL
STORAGE SALE; see Our H ss ,a0lS ss-
sto 5ss t'% ACNE q MOVING HYS'S sToRAaE
S sfT En- g. NV assFs ssn adGSc OPEN
suu25 1sp. y.E sS Ss' . sueo
M iSS1sSSt Edslm sssn ssoa 0e e.ors.
M RFDs ACME e o Maple H ssss Pine ss os
saiFss wAF Fev Sf M 9oT SEE 81 His
Only HssSs "a SETS SET" - BEDS; i. !: ,as.
Room, a scTqmptqons Set" WYE fv,, and
5cios.a sunday ACME MoViNa =
1000. OPEN NIGHTS.
BEDS, ., single, inner-spring mattresses;
ssss pm vn Etnd s a d'nsss '' Cali
BICYCLES, all new schvinn and other best
makes, at cut prices; also trade-ins. So u.
Gilberts. 1l06 st. ne.
BLOWERS, furnace. S9.95;. thermostats'
save with Suckwheat eSh fans sos 4ts
BRICK, LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate.
vreckine Jobs reconditioned and neatly ar
.nftd . s4' ms ':ee s
ing to any OF our three wards We quote
delivered or undtlivered Phone At 1900.
HEcHING @I,E 20 20 gsf g., M, i r Dept
sacs Ga Ave- Ven Nv W Fos Is Niehols Av. Sc.
m0yie VIZ, Esstmsn Gcr mold ssd
Georsia 77Sl.
e das ssn H a 81. s spsS. fer esf.
Beren's Lunch, 6.6 st, NV.
braWers Also Dr Hss Ip With See Clear
Mirrors Priced FROM $500. vo, Many sYos 70
e eS5.d AfSF N2 fS Mans o Th:y w % H,Rs
Beds TO Corrsspond a. "Talk:of- the;Tcyyn!!
chsrs a5e NINE Mfrar Storage sas
odd ID Pieces asSSo'k' ACNE NE STORAGE for' ASS q
14th s. NV CLOSED Sunday OPEN
NIGHTS
CLARINETS-Lareest selection OF new and
reconditioned instruments in the city:
metal clarinets from Sa65 up; wood clari-
nets from S43 up; very easy terms. MA.
4130. Kits, 1890 G st
CLOTHES. women's. good models. almost
new; also old maps. prints and glass; 2-6,
except Sat. 1874 F st. NV.
COAT. Alaska SealSkln. & mos old, size
IL. sacrifice: ANTIQUE white Louise XIV bed.
box spring and mat: Lawson love seat IN
muslin. new Slipcovers, very old oil paint
ire solid maple desk. hang. bookshelveS.
1928 l4th st NV. Apt. BOB RIA. $50,
COATS. raccoon, S35; also green cloth,
fur trim. SIS Both size Is Call Wood
lev $500, Ext. n0p South, after 7 pm.
mond 1aGv,x r,ountine yerv uruxual va Inc
SISt Artbrr M,rL.I - W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-12

sample; Ike new beautiful tone 'i and case case
design: terms, 81 weekly Lester Pianos
Inc lo9I q W
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PIANO, used, plain case Lester upright
Sl45 easy terms. MA. 1913, Jordan's,
corner nth and q SITS
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PIANO latest model Chickerng spinet
used for a short time on rental Gly, and
just like new. now for sale al 500 saw
ing; MA 3223, Jordans. corner 18th
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REPAIRS b SERVICE.

ANTyNJIC Furniture upholStering,
AIN 1SSOC repairlng, rehnishins
Weaver. AID 1947, AID. s40l.
BRICK WORK, remodeling, repairing
houses, hreplaces. walls, etc. No Job too
small. Estimates free. RA, $3.50, Mr..
WILLS
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T1LDEN GARDENS - EXCEPTIONALLY
bright overlookirr sardeR; bedroom. living
room. dining room. Sunrnor. kit and
bath: 3 exposures. WO 1894.
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PIANOS-If you are interested in a good
used grand We have four Stenways, all in
splendid condition. Prices from S6a5 up.
easy terms. MA. 1923. Jordan's. corner
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lent Condition. sood tone; real barsain:
easy terms; ST o5 weekly. Lester Pianos
Inc loll @
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TT DORIS Sanding. Refnishing. Paper,
LOO1lO ing and Painting. Special
rates. Dustless mach. Call Ben, North 35s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-12

VACUUM CLEANERS, ALL STANDARD
MAKES, BRAND-NEW. in original cartons
at greatly reduced prices. Rebuilt as low
most reliable vacuum cleaner parts and
service companies in Washington.
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
5l4 10th st. NV. National Ss1n.
VACUUM CLEANERS HOOVER, SEAS
EUREKA. $3.50; ELECTROLUX, S16.95;
with att, rebuilt and guar. Ike new l yr.
sO5 18th 81. NV. National 7713. 49,
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CONN. Mr.. WYOMING.
ROOMS FURN. & UNFURh.

Handsomely FUN. rm twin beds. suit
younr women: exclu. apt; 500 ca. NO
1859
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LUMBER, used once, like new; reasonable,
1907 Bethesda ave, Bethesda. Md.
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used spnets,
small apartment uprights and grands. at
low monthly rates. All money paid as
decide to buy later. MA. 1870. Kits. 1890
@ st. Middle OF the block between 18th
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BEDROOM SUITE, S7h: 1o-r. ~.
quite, $50; 3-pe. liv. suite Ss, ain eoss
80; Wctorisn chest drawers. S35: large snse
MAO; "l99.hhrop IS, SEC SIS; sofa SIS, cost
3udios $500 Conn, Apt. 81. Wo. 3ssa
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TRUMPETS AND CORNETS-Special
values in used and reconditioned instru-
Huttle. S15; Sargent. $3.50: Elkhart, SEQ:
Holton, $50; Pan-American. 500 so: also
many others; easy terms Ma. 4730
kits, 1890 @ ST middle Of the block
TUTHILL COUNTER FREEZER and 10
hole dispensing cabinet. almost new; very
reasonable 1924 Park I'd NV
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GEORGETOWN--Larse front bedroom,
| plenty heat and hot water: suitable 2 men
| or employed couple. 1928 Wis. ave. MI.
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Euar 10 play; So each We buy and service
all makes. 1910 9TH ST. Wv. Open to 8.
RADIo-PHONo. COMB, R. C. A. reposses-
SION automatic tuning. $40 cash. 194
AUTOMATIC. reg. 500 so model. S5T so cash
l9i1 R. c, A. automatic. loor sample. 4o'o
of for cash. Apex Radio Co., 700 9th st.
NV Open ewes.
RECORDS, slightly used. sc each and up
Thousands to select from. All regular 1Oc,
roc and 25c records on sale al IL for s. .
this week only. Apex Radio Co, 700 9th
st NV Open ewes.
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TYPEWRITERS-Roya S14: L. c. Smith
$40; Underwood, rebuilt, S24.50: portables,
SIS up. TERMS. Guaranteed one year
DI. 6277 Macdonald Typewriters. 1875
Eve cor 18th Omen ayes 13s
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FURNTTURE-3-pc living room set, -ex-
celent condition. S35. Randolph 1888.
400 Va 81
Evening star., 1940-04-17
I'm Mrmurtan1

1EHEE hGkS i1ES ESc.SRA aNb m.zH .HzAYw9op Es
sSns fs"G55efs & 9%s dfiz %S5es5
HICKS, who departed this life AprA II.
1892 1892 and October 3. 1929: respestissly.l
sss 1897 and &AzIE. June ns14lie 4. 1889 April =
The years may wipe out many things.
The memors e snea of 1es those 0qu happy days
DEVOTED FAMILY. .
JACKSON. MARY; BROOKS. ROBERT.
saa @e and sef MARY
nd 1 dear ss opa Srotser APE
who passed away April TO- 1899.
One year, ago they. left. us.
Jesus took them safely home
more and more each day we miss them.
But some day hope to Join them there.
Death tries to break. but ali in vain:
To have. to love and then to part
B tef f5eessh caDsES 5R1ESv ys q apE hs1 aARs
ISABELLE, LAURETTA, AND SISTER,
PGSEkER. PRSh CAROLINE. In loving re-
membranee Of my dear mother. cARoL1NE
LEDERER. who left me ten years ago to-
day. April II. 1890.
Yon don't know the sorrow to be left alone
It's sad when He calls for one or the other.
But tie saddest of all is when God calls
your mother.
HER SON. CHARLES.
MewHIRTER. COLUMBUS l.. Sacred
LUMbUs T. MewHIRTER vh9 entered
IT, f!eFns sss rest two his 5fs's W1H ADF
MURRAY. ROSA LEE. In loving mem.
ory Of Mrs. ROSA LEE MURRAY. who de-
parted par,f this io, life three years ago today
Our dearest one is not forgotten on this
>Mother dear, We will always remember
YOUR k0"f pGvoTED gss5!hE aWny DAUGHTER. zELrE
BROWN; AND GRANDSON. EMORY
PENNA, PROVIDENCE MARIE. A
MARIE PENN Wno entered n3o eseSna
Test 1sso eleven years ago today April II,
/ Today recalls the memory
OF the one laid to rest
And those who think of her today
Are the ones who loved her best.
Her pleasant ways and smiling face
Are pleasure to recall:
She had kind word for every one
HER AqS Stsf Hs'0TfS H1sBzNb Bz h! ANTHONY
PRICE. WILLIAM J. In loving remem-
branee al @ of our dsy9tsd y}G husband and father
April II. 1888
Our hearts are filled with pain,
But God has promised if we keep the faith
We will be together again.
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN
WEAVER. ULYSSES S. In loving re-
membrance of our dear husband and fa-
ther, ULYSSES S. WEAVER, who left US
one wear ago today, April II. 1899.
Oh. happy hours We once enjoyed
How sweet the memory still,
But death has left a loneliness
Inc ~0r'o WIFE ffR hsXer AN6 cnH5i1pREs n5l
Evening star., 1940-04-17
PIotfers' Ammunition
Requested byF. B. L..
Witness Testifies
friend Of Alleged
Sedition Conspirotors
Really u. S. Agent
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE star
government witness in the sedition
trial of 16 men testified on cross
examination yesterday that the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation had
asked Capt. George Barker of the
National Guard to cooperate with
him in making ammunition avail
able to the accused plotters.
The witness, Denis Healy, who
moved among the alleged conspir-
ators as an ostensible friend but
actually as spy for the F. B. l.,
has been described by defense coun-
sci as an agent provocateur."
This man (Capt. Barker) was
told to do anything you wanted !"
asked Defense Attorney Walter
Thayer.
Received Ammunition.
/. Anything within reason" said the
witness. The testimony tied in with
his unamplif1ed declaration yester-
day that a National Guard officer
had given him a machine-gun belt
and "about so rounds of 3006 shells"
He acknowledged, as the cross
examination proceeded, that he
never had seen any of the ammuni-
ton which the Government claims
had been stolen from Government
stores, adding. however, that Will
liam Gerald Bishop, a defendant,
had told him he had received two
machine-gun belts of ammunition
from Capt. John T. Prout, jr., Ma
tional Guard, another defendant.
Check-up Revealed "Lies."
This ammunition, Prout's counsel
brought out, could have been bought
for about 50.
did you believe Bishop?" Healy
was asked.
Il didn't believe some things, like
his references to the Talmud,' he
responded. He explained that Bishop
had distributed certain matters, al
legged by him to have come from
the Talmud, in which 1t was repre-
sented that Jews were called upon
to violate Christian women and
Jewish doctors to kill or harm
Christian patients-but not be
caught at it."
i checked on this" said Healy,
and l found 1t to be lies"
Evening star., 1940-04-17
Alfred KIakrinq, Is, Dies;
Retired Navy EmpIoye

Alfred Klakring, rs. former chief
OF the chart construction section of
the Nays photographic Office died
Monday at his home, 1923 Manches-
ter lane NV.
Mr.. Klakring retired in 1888 after
46 years service in the Hydrograph-
ic Office with the reputation of be-
ing unrivaled as an authority on
nautical charts of the world.
A native of Washington, Mr.. Kla-
kring entered the photographic Of
flee in September, 1886, being first
employed as craftsman. He be-
came chief craftsman in 1906 and
senior photographer in 1924.
His widow, Mrs. Emily E. Klakring,
survives.
Funeral services were to be held
at 2 pm. today at the Chambers
funeral home, Fourhtenth and Cha
pin streets NV. Burial will be pri-
vate.
Evening star., 1940-04-17
Mrs. Ada Stonebruker
Dies at Home Here

Mrs. Ada A. Stonebraker, 70, of
4730 Thirteenth street NV, died
yesterday at her home. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at 2::30 pm. tomor-
row at the Hines funeral home, 2901
Fourteenth street NV. Burial will
be in Frankfort, Ind.
Long a resident of Washington,
Mrs. Stonebraker was active in af-
fairs of the National City Christian
Church. Previously she had served
for many years as secretary Of the
Pythian Sisters of Frankfort.
She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Theodore c. Lewis; son, George G..
Stonebraker; brother, v. L. Garri-
gus, all of Washington; another
brother. Allen C. Garrigus OF Indi-
annapolis, Ind, and a sister, Mrs. Ida
Outland Of Upland, Ind.
Evening star., 1940-04-17
William Leeper Dies,
CuItivutor Co-inyentor
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DALLAS, April 17.-William
Leeper, 80, superintendent of the
Dixie Cultivator Corp. and co-in-
ventor of a cotton chopper used all
over the world, died last night.
Mr.. Leeper was the protege OF
Dent Parrett, famous agricultural
engineer and early-day associate of
Henry Ford.
Evening star., 1940-04-17
Telegraph Stumps Held Up

The Federal communications Com
mission has ordered suspended cer-
tain tariffs filed by the Western
Union Telegraph Co., the general
purpose of which is to permit the
company to issue and sell stamps in
various denominations to be used in
payment for kilograms. The pro-
posed tariffs were scheduled to go
into effect April Is, but have been
suspended until July Is. Meanwhile,
the commission announced it will
conduct hearings beginning May 81.
Evening star., 1940-04-17
Funeral Services Held
For Robert {. Roby

Funeral services were held at 10
am. today for Robert E. Roby, with
requiem mass at the Catholic
Church Of the Nativity. Burial will
be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Mr.. Roby, a well-known horse
trainer, died Monday at his home,
918 Madison street NV. He is
survived by his mother. Mrs. Cath
crime Roby Wittstatt; a sister, Mrs.
Mary Lea, and an uncle, James
Condor, all of Washington.
Evening star., 1940-04-17
W. 6. Rettstott Rites
Set for Tomorrow

w. G. Rettstatt, IT, retired build
ing contractor, died Sunday at his
home, 4719 Conduit road NV. Fu-
neral services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the residence, with
burial in National Memorial Park
Cemetery near Falls Church, Va.
Born in Pennsylvania, Mr.. Rett-
staff attended Harrisonburg Teach-
ers' College and taught in the public
schools of his native State before
coming to Washington in 1918. He
served for many years as justice Of
Evening star., 1940-04-17

the peace Of South Huntington
Township, Pa.
His widow, Mrs. Ida Lear Rett-
staff. daughter, Mrs. A. H. Schultz
of this city, son, Lucien D. Rett-
staff Of Rawlins, Wyo., and seven
grandchildren survive.
Evening star., 1940-04-17
fn Mrnturtan,

BLUNT. ELLA LOUISE. In loving mem.
parted this life three years ago today.
April II. 1887.
Days cf sadness still come DER me,
Hidden tears SO often flow.
day RICHARD H. BLUNT.
BRAkHAGEN. MINNA HULDA A
token. Of love to the memory of my very
dear friend. MINNA HUI.OA BRAKHA0EN,
IL, 1889. VERA n. XRAue9. .
Evening star., 1940-04-17
MoseIey Denies Any Part
In Dictatorship Plot

ATLANTA, April II R.-Gen.
George Van Horn Moseley said last
night he had no connection with an
alleged dictatorship" plot men,
toned by a witness in the New York
sedition trial OF 16 persons.
Evening star., 1940-04-17
Woodside PIuy Tomorrow

The Woodside Dramatic Club will
present a three-act farce comedy.
"The Ghost Flies South" tomorrow
and Friday at 8:15 in the Woodside
(Md) Methodist Church. E. Francis
McDevitt is director of the play.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-21
SAFE FLYING

Figures on safe flying by the airlines of the United States begin to reach astronomical propor- tions The Civil Aeronautics Board has now made available operating statistics since the date of the last fatal airline accident on March G. 1889. It shows that up to the first of this month 262 pas senger-miles had been flown without injury either to passengers or crew.
 This continuing record for safe operation is a subject for congratulation to airline management as well as to ground and flying personnel On the premise of past experience, some relaxation of the constant watchfunes that spells safe transportation might have been expected after the lines had set their record for fatality-free year. Instead, how ever the carriers continue enhance their per- formance month by month. by careful training and control of personnel by insisting a continuous airworthnesS of flying equipment, by the exchange of useful safety information among themselves and by adhering every principle of prudent operation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-21
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