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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

DOWNTOWN AND ROOMS. KTTCH-
en- and bath, $1,000 and Sl2.50 wk. 7l9
9TH ST. NV.
sUBLET SEVERAL MONTHS COMPLETE
Highest location in city. EN-. 1896. 9"
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL. goth
and cts n WI room. kit dinette. pvt
bath day: So, ! or . persons, week SIS;
furn. Ma 5425 LINKINs co direction
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE "-ROoM APT,
with another; $50 mo-. incl. meals. 90
40th st. NV, Apt. 3. WO. SQ34 after 6.
ATTRACTIVE. COMPLETELY FURN. b
cioUS living rm. with dining space, kitchen
bath: NV. near 18th st; Sis, including
utilities TAYLOR 93S9.
1915 18th ST NV. APT. 43--" GIRLS
to share with other. nicely furn. 3-rm
1918 K ST, NV, DoWNToWN-l ROOM
kitchen; bath nicely FURNISHED; gas elec
:6I6 L ST NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath: nicely furnished Frigidaire; lSt
floor: garage. ."
SOME FREE RENT-3 RMS, x. AND E. ;
nceiy n, 19rn; ,; dishes linens NJ etc C. Only
Children wax 1sken 'i Me- saI 10 10 sSTe pm 'N
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE APT, lst FL
-;-Llvins rm;. bedrm., tiled bath, eeleec
Kitchen -dinette:, sublet mos adults SO
E
1888 3rd ST. NE, 2nd .FL-3 ROOMS
private bath; nicely furnished; adults only
1875 KILBOURNE PL. NW.-LARGE LIv.
rm., reception hall, large bedrm., kit. and
bath. refe.. cas-. cleo, sos.
MONTGOMERY HILLS. MD.---3 RMS,
kitchenette; bath: completely furn; utl
incl; gentle adults; $50. SH 621i
REFINED YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APT
with another. vicinity goth and Eye, SIS
NV; preferably some one on night duty,
reference, DI, 0401 after $50.
S15, 10th ST. NW.--LARGE ROOM AND
kitchen, bath same a h.-w.h cleo. cont.
h W; SIS Also Ink. ROOM part rent
for services II desired.
.: % 18th ST NV ROOM, KIT,
D, : BARRY 1907 H st. NV, ME. "o35
I745 ST NV
Nicely furnished apartment of l room,
kitchen and Semi-prlvate bath available
at $3.50.
ROBERT W. SAVAGE,
Sl3 Union Trust BLDG MA. $3.50
SEE OUR NICELY FURNISHED l ROOM.
kitchen and semi-pvt. bath apts.. S35 per
"o".J JosEPH aa5fp Z per HERBERT ERT & SONS.
SIS E Cap. St. Lincoln Ul2a.
SHOREHAM HOTEL.
Sublet 6 mo. to yr., > rms b. CO. 2l@6.
NEWLY DECORATED. PERFECT CONDI-
ton; L and rms, kitchen. bath: nr
THE COTTON.
40 Eye ST NV.
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HOW ABOUT THIS?

s large. brIcht room pluy breakfast
nook End recreation room with fireplace.
built-lu eaIace. VIDE. deep lot Close-ln
Marylard PRICED rlEht and terms easy
For niolmaton. call Nj. Keasoey, Emer-
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MODERN BRICK HOME,
c1n OEn
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
q DEAL NhIIIE

Chevy Chase, D C-Exceptlonallv
large living and dining room. kitchen
with breakfast room , bedrooms = beau
tlinl baths, large recreation room with
bar OIL heat. BRICK garage, on bus line
Your opportunity 70 get a bargain on easy
terms EN- 33r3
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEAR SOLDIERS HOME-6 ROOMS.
bath and cellar reWlv decorated throueh-
out: hot-vater heat win automatic Buck
wheat blower. -}5'!3 WTarder st. NV RA
641G
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CHEVY CHASE-$11.5 500.
DETACHED COLONIAL BRICK
OWNER LEAVING CITY.

Only years old perfect condition. spe-
clal decorations, , bedrooms. = baths,
small library on LIST floor; b-i garage oil
/ burner MR. WILKEN ME. OO45. Eve
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FRIENDSHIP HGTS

A charming detached center-hau planned
home Just of Wis. ave, A little beyond the
District line. rooms a bedrooms Isl
+ lavatory. . baths, > LARGE porCheS. oil
heat. furred- and insulated, bulIt-in garage.
F H. n. financed Price only SlO25U
Evenings phone TE o3:3
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ARMY OFFICERS ATTRACTIVE SMALL
house. on quiet street; near embassies
and Cathedral; $50 month. Emerson 1853.
1851 MASS AVE NW-DETACHED
house. II rms. ; baths. oil heat. screened
porch; lear garage; garden: recreation
room: maid S quarters beautifully fur
nlshed EN- 1916.
WILL SHARE LOVELY HOME WITH CON
genial couple, gentIles; private bath. convt.
tranSp., garage, phone, laundry board op-
tional: n ". section: references REQUIRED
Box 452-C. Star
LUXURIOUS 1-ROOM HOME BATHS.
GARAGE, recently decorated smart location;
reasonable. Hobart 5000.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. lO5 W. MAPLE ST
f rms, and bath. GARAGE new furniture;
conv. 10 bus. reaS. Temple 1924.
FACING ROCK CREEK PIX. 3l2- ADAMS
Mill rd w-Attracuvely furnished large
living room. fireplace. . bedrooms. = bath,
> screened porches: oil heat: @-Car earage.
Seen by appt. OWNER, Dupont 5313. To-
WOODBRIDGE GARDENS.
Nearly new, detached, Il rooms aa tbs.
2 bedrmS.. recreation room, breakfast
room. garage: nicely furnished. Lease for
s months at $1,000 per month
LOUIS H. HALL. REALTOR.
2135 r / Ave NE HO. 5000.
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JUST COMPLETED-INSPECT
1888 EAST CAPITOL ST.
3615 INGOMAR PL. NV.

Several 4OIo-Only a lew len. Seni-de,
tdChed, - large rooms
EXCELLENT NALUES-EASY TERMS.
BAKER REALTY CO. INC. DI 1917
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.

WOODBRIDGE. D. C.
Several snG vacant detached houses to
"1"5 R. I. Ave. NE. HO. 5000.
NEAR GEoRGE WASHINGTON UNI
rooms and bath hot-Water heat,
entirely renovated $4,000
2136 Eye street n.w.-5 rooms and
JAMES MORRISON WooDwARD, Realtor
723 goth Street NV.
1889 MASS. AVE. Sc.
7 rooms, tile bath. gas heat, inst. h. W.
$3.50. [. u J. Mills, Ma. 45si. lOllDl'-Ol-'
NEW HOUSE.
DO you want a brand-new Groom, q
bath home as modern as tomorrow? II so,
home will rent on sight. Call MA. 1913.
16 DENWOOD AVENUE,
TAKOMA PARK. MD.
Bungalow. ) rooms, large finished attic
ROBERT w. SAVAGE.
s13 Union Trust Bldg. MA. 5000.
EXCELLENT VALUES.
IN PETWORTH,
404 DELAFIELD PL. NV.
bedrooms, kitchen and bath, . inclosed
49IS 9TH ST. NV.
$50 Lovely home, rooms and bath.
" screened porches electric refrlgeration
i45f H@AF pARkMoop ARR Ao6 pAEk REl Nv. ER
Convenient to shops, theaters; nri every
$50. Rec. hall, living room, dining
room, 3 bedrooms, . screened porches,
kitchen and bath; built-in garage; electric
-e-i i46i 40 sgi'' K. cAFR1Tz D1 9osO
ATTENTION-NEW RENTAL
OPPORTUNITIES.
270l and 1929 Minnesota Ave. SE.-OPEN
Beautiful new 2-bath homes. block
north Pa. ave. Sc Attractive clubrooms.
47s6 Apply 1895 Meridian pi. NV,
NEW HOME,
5022 V ST. NV.
Detached brick home, living rm. with
open fireplace. bui!t-in garage; screened
sDection cali SAMUEL S. SPRUCE. 43O
Tower Bldg. Ma 1905
A REAL HOME.
Bethesda. Nd. Beautiful brick home,
living. dining room. modern kitchen. >
BBe9T00ms lie lie Bsh Bsb ma o9r large
| conditioned garage. screened porch Call
for Inspection Of the ideal home LESLIE
d MEASELL. WO. 413%. 1872 Eye ST. =
NEARBY VA - SEMI-DET. BRICK. )
rooms and path. fun basement, OIL air
Bethesda Md nice brick bungalow. s
/ large rooms. large attic. fun basement.
maid's room, automatic heat, wooded lot,
Chevy Chase, Nd. g rooms baths.
AUTOMATIC heat, bullt-in garage; SIS.
Harrison st; NV. semi-det. brick,
rooms and bath. full basement: $50.
CYRUS KEISER, JR..
in AvH
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1910 CRITTENDEN ST. NW.-Attractitv
front room, large closet; adj. bath, unlim
phone. Private home.
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!. E RICHARDSON BROKER.
SL-cn-n-E IL .
ARLINGTON. VA

To close estate Cash talks Make OFFER.
,, rms. bath. h.-wh.. oil burner. extra
oldg lot incl Center Clarendon. Price
Idea, for studio or day school. large
Emsi. 3is baths recreation rm.. close TO
BucKInsham Apis Price S1O.50O
Nr Colonial Villaee-Good RESIDENTIAL
Groom bungalow. oil heat, corner lot
Price. S6.95O
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$50 7th ST, NE,
6 r b ami, mol, porches, So so.
1905 St. SET r. b. ami, So so
JOSEPH A HERBERT & SONS,
5l5 Z. Cap St Lincoln Ul29
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FLATS FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

INSPECT OUR FINE, LARGE FLAT,
5l2i2 9TH ST. NE T., b, ami; >3T 80
SIS z Capitol Lincoln 0l@a.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTEp
FARMS FOR SALE.

IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL OR
rept IN nearby MARYLAND hist 4 with J.
NCBLE BOAZ. GS4M WIS. ave. Wi 964s.
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1909 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Attractive dou-
Bile room for young lady; distinctive home,
convenient TO downtown; excellent food.
1920 18th ST. N.W-Attractive rooms for
young ladies' walking distance; excellent
meals
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PETWORTH BARGAIN

Attractive corner BRICK. with soft
frontage on 5fh 81 Nv Center-hall plan.
LARGE ro9ms. bcamPd-celllnF dining room.
paroue' floors. h " h tgae). 2-csr de-
t2choc EaraGe- well financed Priced e
300 TO- immediate sale For complete
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UNUSED ROOM over store, or similar
location for artist musician studio: con-
dition of room unimportant; heat only
essential location such that piano praC-
tice diSturbS no one at night price cheap;
NV. section preferred Box 405-C Star
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LUST OEE MASS AVE

DETACHED BRICK BEDROOMS
Here rs a Eemarka Div good value N one
OF the oes- res dental locations IN the
civ. within walking distance o. the Ca
theGraL Less than > wears old this beau
lliu! Colonial homo lnCludes large bed
rooms. baths. lStfCor den and laVatory
'paclous living quarters, raneled clubroom
With fTeDlace- buIlt-ln earage. automatic
o.. heat. The house IS priced low and
cannot be DUPLICATED. For details call
Nj lostou. WO 1911.
EP ANK G DuT TDC M 1d1f
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"THE MAURY'

18th AND G SITS NV.
rot 18th st. n.w.-1o0 beautifully furn.
rooms. each with running water. inner
sprinr mattresses. many showers and tub
hs tbs elevator service. Single rooms. SO
UP. Double rooms. $40. S11 and Sl2.
COLORED-2S13 11th ST. N.W.-Nicely
furn rm for employed couple: conv. trans;
reasonable Call Columbia a245
COLORED-1lo3 Park rd. nw.-Girl,
share warm beautiful room. reasonable.
70 5oSO-M
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sIIRlJPgAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON 1900 Pershing drive-Room
In private home, on bus line; breakfast
optional. Chestnut 664O.
RIINGTON-Attractiv master bedliving
room 21xlS; 4 huge closets; maple furni-
ture: twin beds: bus stops a. door; rea-
sonable 1411 Glebe I'd. CH. 3l23.
ARLINGTON COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
Large room, pvt bath, shower; meals op-
tional; pvt. adult family: gentleman CHI
1856.
ARL VA, 4sOs N. 14th sT.-Single rm.,
pvt bath, garage; lOc bus: pvt. home;
breakfast If desired; lady. Double rm.,
married couple or . ladies. CH. 934I.
ATTRACTIVE, warm room in home; maple
furn., desk excellent bed, pvt bath, c.h ",
yard. oxford 1439-W.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNEUR.

borhood; some furnished Car available on
appt MRS GREEN. Shepherd 5l"S
~ 10th ST. Sc ROOMS, KIT, PRT-
vate bath; suitable for | or > couples. o.
1904 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
Corner apt 1st A.. . rms kit. dinette
and bath, S62 50 furn.. incl heat. h. W.
refR.. gas. ANTON KOERBER, agt., Ma.
61S9
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New Groom Brick-S8.25O

larco bedroom harh Is floor =
large bedroom fun ba \ "nd Hoor Iar-e
living room. dining room and kitchen. also
dlne'tC. fu. basement. oil heat porch. on
larro corner lot, near schools and trans
nor'auop' fine residential section Rea-
WV z RIcHARnsnN RRnKER
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A REALTOR
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

SEAT LEAsANT-5-ROON BUNGAt OW.
needing repalrT tn hr sold as Is. price.
$500 Wsrfe!d $3.50. ewes. WA 2s33.
TAKONA PARK ND.
III Boston .-t-ro0u hrICE bungalow.
ra-o SH "1r3-V
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10Th st. NV. Du-
pont aO49-Single double rooms; aides
and gentlemen. Excellent meals. Walk
ing distance
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ROOMS WANTED.

SLEEPING ROOM within walking distance
OF 3Oth and NJ sts INV. Box BE, Star.
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PRICE, S7,25O.

REASONABLE IERMS.
Eour Broom and bath homes at $3.50.
10 inspect. Out MIchlsan ave to 18th
s. &C. left on 18th to Buchanan, left on
Bnchanan 10 18th, right 10 homes. Open.
WM 4 R 'l'i THoRoWGoopa " Z 3 g.
Hu2f Rhode Island Ave NE OF 09t-
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EDGEMOOR

We are Offering cne Of the finest homes
for large family ever offered in EdCcm0or.
bedrooms > baths " recreation rooms.
Sunroom screened porch. 3 fireplace @-car
garage with servants quarters Situated
or corner lot I0oxl25. Call Wisconsin
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>2UV CASH AND 81 . PER MO
Colonial brick dwelling. 20 f. VIDE: s
larEe rooms. front and rear porchps
" h.. cleo. FrlE.daire, garege LARGE Io-.
fu.l celia. with toilet sHd laundry trays;
compe'elr redccora.ed throughout, IN new
house condition
OPEN SUNDAY FOR INSPECTION.
PRICE. S6.75O.
H. H. CARTER
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1874 HARVARD ST NV. The Harvard
inn-NevIy dec dble rms, S3S 30 TO $40;
excel. meals; young, congenial guests. cow.
lac S.1n
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Silver Spring, Md.-S6, $50.

New f-room brick. 3 bcdrms. larre Iiv.
hNif-m garage, nice lot: i block from
LanSn9ri alton: near schools, fine resi-
y Wr 'f PITCHqaP PICHaPn3seoTN9h n3sseTN9hT pro pc icrmS
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NEAR CATHEDRAL. $40. 500.

Substantial sll-brick. corner. center-hau
s rooms IL baths oil heat bis storage
attic. .garace, porcheS. real hsrEa!E With
IN = blocks Of Cathedral Vacant BOSS
Il PHELPS. Ma 920O
ATTENTION INVESTORS.
Sd QS0 BUYS this attractive Colonial
brick. facing soldiers Home
PARK. rooms bath, pOrches etc Beau
I!EAy recondINoned. Terms. Call u. .
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WoODLEY ARMS, 26l9 Woodley pl. NV
Nicely furn. rm., suitable ] or men
delicious meals: reaS DU 9162.
Evening star., 1941-04-29

SEVENTH RACE-PurSe 81 600: claim,
ls: 4-year-oldS and up: Z miles
Evening star., 1941-04-29
Favored Our Boots
Covers Full Route
For Derby in 2:O7
Owner PuIIudino Says
Meade Will Have Mount
On Little Beuns
By the Associated Press.

By the ssuclafed Press.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, April 23.-Our
Boots co-favorite with PoTter's Cap
TO win the Kentucky Derby, worked
the full Derby distance of a mile
and a quarter today in 2:07
He was paced the first half mile
by Swain, another Derby eligible,
Swain then dropped out.
Our Boots ran the quarter in
"a As. the half in 40 As, the three
quarters in ia As, the mile N
40 3-5 and the mile and an eighth
in 1.53 3-5
Our Boots, light structUed colt,
never has been speedy in workouts.
Another Derby development was
the announcement by Trainer Rocky
PalladinO that Jockey Don Meade
will ride Little Beans.
Meade's last appearance IN the
Derby was in 1885 when he was up
on Boxthorn, which finished 18th II
a field of l8
Palladino said Meade IN New
York. agreed by telephone TO rIde
his colt and told him he previously
had declined an offer TO ride Lou
Tufanos Market Wise in the Derby.
Market Wise won the Wood Me-
mortal last Saturday at Jamaica.
Meade SAID on the phone he
| hopes it will rain Saturday" Palla-
dina related Hes ridden Little
/ Beans several times, so apparently
he's convinced the MUatel colt can
go good on an of track despite the
regulations Of Porter Cap and Our
! Boots as mud runners
Evening star., 1941-04-29
Restaurant
Continued From First Page

since February II, 1941, for the pur-
pose of directing an audit of the
restaurant accounts for the years
since 1885.
Consequence of this investigation
and upon the recommendations of
Mr.. Taylor, Mr w. w. Arbuckle,
manager of the restaurant, has
been under suspension since Febru-
ary Is when the investigation de-
veloped certain alleged defalcationS
and other irregularities. All papers
relating to his administration have
been sealed and impounded by rep
resentatives of the United States
General Accounting Office.
Auditor Ordered Suspended.
"The Senate Rules Committee to-
day directed suspension also Of MT
z. Harvey King, auditor and as
sistant manager, as the result Of
further alleged irregularities which
have been developed.
Steps have been taken to protect
the Government insofar as possible.
the bonding company involved has
been apprised of the information
developed by the General Account
ing ONCE representatives, and the
whole matter is being placed before
the United States District Attorney
for such action as he may deem
proper and appropriate.
Meanwhile. the investigation
ordered by the Rules Committee is
being continued, and the total
amount involved will not be avail
able until the investigation is COM
pleted."
Evening star., 1941-04-29
Three Injured as Truck
DisIodqes ScaffoId

Three tile settlers were injured,
one seriously. when scaffolding on
which they were working at 20l5
West Virginia avenue NE. was dis
lodged this afternoon by a truck.
They fell IL feet to the ground.
Joe Visentin, So, of 302 H street
NV. was the most seriously in
jured, 1t was said at Casualty Hos
pital He was admitted for treat
ment of skull injuries, lacerated eye
and hand. Others taken to Casualty
were Andrew Malyasio, about 81. of
226 Second street NV, who re-
ceived ankle injuries, and Joseph
D'Ambrosia, 2s. Of GAL x street NV,
who was injured on both feet.
Evening star., 1941-04-29
Sugar and Coffee Tax
Urged Before Raising
Levy on tobacco
Doubling lmpost Might
Destroy Industry
House Group Told
Earlier Story on Page ALL

Earlier Story on Page AID
Ry the Associated Press.
A maker of chewing tobacco urged
Congress today to tax sugar, coffee
and other products before increas-
ing the impoSts on manufactured
tobacco,
The plea came from Harry P.
Taylor Of Winston Salem, N. c., ap-
pearing before the House Ways and
Means Committee in connection
with proposals to raise $500 900, 900
in new revenue
Mr. Taylor expressed the opinion
that a Treasury proposal to double
the present l6-cents-per-pound tax
on manufactured tobacco might de-
stroy the industry
Representative Boland, Democrat,
of Pennsylvania, asked what he
would substitute.
There are plenty of products that
are not produced by farmers and
are not subject to any tax" Mr.,
Taylor replied.
Representative Boland then in
quired whether Mr. Taylor favored
levies on sugar, coffee and similar
commodities such as have been sug-
gested by the staff of Joint Con-
gressional Committee on Taxation.
Sure" said the tobacco man.
you're going to have to get heap
more than $500 100000 before we're
done
During his testimony Mr.. Taylor
contended chewing tobacco was i'm
portant to certain people.
You can't work in mine or on
a farm and push a plow behind a
mule and smoke cigarette" he
declared
Evening star., 1941-04-29
Judge Frees Two Men
In Philadelphia Bomb Case
B. TIE Associated Press.

B. TIE Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. April 29.-Judge
Curtis Box reversed a jury verdict
today and freed two men convicted
of owning a bomb found in the
Philadelhla Workers School during
the Republican National Convention
last June
The two defendants Adolph Hell
Ter, SO, an attorney and director of
the school, who had testified the
school offered courses in Commu-
nism. and Bernard Rush, 30,
student. were convicted April Is.
In overrulmg the jury'S verdict,
Judge Box said he was mistaken"
in permitting the Jurors to pass on
the defendants knowledg of the
bomb
Judge Bok's ruling was made on a
demurrer filed by counsel for the two
men.
The crudely constructed dynamite
bomb was found in WashrOom of
the school on June "a and led to
reports, denied by Philadelphia
police authorities, that bombs had
been found in Convention Hall.
Evening star., 1941-04-29
Tobey AssoHs
Roosevelt in
Lindbergh Row
Earlier Story on Page ALL

y
Senator Tobey, Republican. of
New Hampshire commented in the
Senate today in the controversy
over the Lindbergh resignation
from the Air Corps Reserves. charg-
ing that President Roosevelt was
using his great Office to interfere
with free expression.
When Col. Charles A. Lindbergh
dares state his views on the war he
said, word goes out of the White
House CHASING him as Copper
head"
Senator Tobey also said he had
received a letter from New York
signed Twenty Yale Men" asking:
Why ask the rank and file to write
letters about conveys. What do they
know about it?"
This is the type of mind Sena-
tor Tobey added that would rule
Col Lindbergh off the air the type
of mind which. if it could, would
prevent the rank and file of the
American people from having a
voice on issues which are a matter
of life and death to them
Evening star., 1941-04-29
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Bees Give Earl AveriII
His Outright Release
By the Associated Press.

BOSTON. April 29.-Outright re-
lease of Outfielder Earl Averill and
sale to the Kansas City Club of Ed
Carnett. rookie southpaw, were an
nounced by Manager Casey Stengel
of the Boston Bees today.
Averill was acquired by the Bees
from the Detroit Tigers. Carnett
went to the American Association
team through a cash deal the terms
of which were not disclosed.
Evening star., 1941-04-29
Warning Again Presents
Plea for Habeas Corpus

Justice James w Morris took
under advisement in District Court
this afternoon a new request for
writ of habeas corpus on behalf
of Emmitt Warning, erstWhile num-
bers king, now serving sentence
in the Lorton (VaD Reformatory for
contempt of court in connection with
alleged jury tampering
Attorney Myron G. Ehrlich pre-
sented the petition. explaining that
inasmuch as the Supreme Court
has recently held that contempt of
court must take place in close
physical proximity to the tribunal.
Mr.. Warning is being illegally de-
tanned. Mr. Ehrlich said the dis
trict attorneys Office had requested
that it be set down for hearing on
next Tuesday.
Evening star., 1941-04-29
Ocean Blue Captures
Thriller at PimIico
From Handy Tom
Rennert Handicap Won
By Fuvorite After
Long Shots Score
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SpeCldI DlSpdtCn 10 l ne SIaT.
P1MLICO, Md, April 29.-Ten
thousand fans got a real thrill this
afternoon when Crispen Oglebays
Ocean Blue won the 18th running
of the $500 Rennert Handicap by
a nose from Mrs. A b Letelliers
Handy Tom after they had run the
6 furlongs in Ill., Walter NJ
Jeffords Riding Light was third.
Ocean Blue. favorite despite his
i2O-pound impost, broke on top, but
at the half-mIle pole Handy Tom
had length and half lead. How
ever. Ira Hanford went to work on
Ocean Blue and the colt came on
steadily to get the camera verdict
in the final stride He paid $3.50.
The Stafford. mile -and-70-yard
secondary feature. produced great
finish. with w. J HirsChS Tragic
Ending getting up in time to win by
a head from the Millsdale Stables
Kansas. favorite. Ice Water was
third, Tragic Ending paid Slll0.
SI23 Horse Wins Second.
Charles J. MeaiSter's LongStOne
paid Sl23 20 in the second race and
had to be much the best to win the
2-furlong event. Away fast, the
gelding raced to the outside fence
at the first turn. but came back
across the track turning for home
and won going away from Tower
Guest, the faVorite and early pace
maker. MalVolS was third.
The daily double went to the l2-12
combination OF Wire Me and Long
stone and paid s397.7O.
Longshot players collected again
in the fourth when Grant Borns
Pandonna won and paid S45 40 The
mare came fast in the stretch of
this 6-furlong race to whip Argella,
early paCemaker. The camera
showed Pomiva, favorite, showing
the way to three others.
Broadside King Wins Steeplechase.
In the days steeplechase at
miles. a great ride by Tommy Roby
enabled S. Bryce Wings Broadside
King, the favorite. to win. Clearing
the last fence in third place. Broad
side King responded with rush
and Just nipped Freight. which
set all the pace. The winner paid
$40.