Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1930, Page 5

D. C. WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1930. Nothing is more important tham thorough lubrication. AUTOCRAT—THE OIL THAT 1S DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS Beware of Substitutes Try Autocrat the mext time you need oih amd judge its advantoges for yourself. AMMUNITION FIRE ' WITNESS LOCATED Kingsland Plant Worker Is | Found With Attorney for German Sabotage Case. MOTOR OIL - "BEST OIL IN THE WORLD' Autocrat Motor Oil pen- etrates and adheres to the very grain or pores of the metal—becomes an integral part of it, so that every moving surface, every bear- ing always has an oil film on it. From the first tarn of the starter there is per- fect lubrication—oil roll- ing against oil—not metal against metal. At the Better Dealers 100°PURE \ By the Associated Press. Still looking for the cause of the Wwar-time explosion and fire which de- stroyed huge stores of ammunition at Kingsland, N. J., Government investi- gators have located, after a 12-year search, the missing key witness in the ‘Theodore Wozniak, who was employed at the Kingsland ammuni- tion plant, and subsequently became an important figure in Germany's de- fense against America’s $40,000,000 sabotage claims for this disaster and the similar one at the Black Tom Arse- nal of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Affidavits filed late yesterday with the German-American mixed claims com- mission sald he had been found at Tup- per Lake, N. Y., in company with an attorney for Germany, who had refused | davits said, and was last seen enter- to permit American agents to question | ing a house on the East Side. him. He informed a Government agent, Wozniak was interrogated immediate- | who was shadowing him, he had no ly after the disaster, but when the |intention of coming to Washington for adjudication of the claims began after { questioning unless a subpoena is issued. the war he could not be found. Argu-| Final arguments are to be heard be- ments before the commission were end- | fore the commission in Germany in ed, and then the case was reopened by | September. the hGPrmF:gsw fax ad e ———— They sa ozn| appeared a « " their headquarters and admitted the| onorary Observers” Named. Kingsland fire started at his workbench, ‘TRIPOLI (#)—Marshal Pietro Ba- but denied he had caused it or been |doglio, governor of Italy’s North African engaged in a sabotage program for | colony of Lybia, and his coadjutor Gen. Imperial Germany. Graziani, have been named ‘“honorary At Tupper’s Lake, Wozniak was given | observers” in the air force, in view & letter informing him he was wanted | of the large number of aerial voyages for questioning in Washington. Subse- | they have undertaken. as leader of the omglfi l:xuneaeu dorf. - He then went amburg n orchestra leader for two years. Upon Nnxw‘lvoax (P)—Statistics by the the death of Henri Wieniawski he was WATERWAY CHANGE UP ation: Confectioners’ Association P sl{m& professor at the Conserv:.fg‘ge show the average American spends 2 l a tersburg and, his reputation P SO having preceded ‘him, ‘he immediately SPRINGFIELD, July 16 (B— *“"d: .GI’Y”:O{E e:.ndzml'!e he buys 12 took @ leading place in musical circles. ey 2 | lddmo'n to conduecting frequently the | StePs to expedite transfer of the Iilinois oy ;,‘m% concerts given "K the jmpi. w-urw':: from ;uflu to {edenl eontml_ a] usical Association, he was solo [ were en yesterday at a conference | f f Violini | Violinist to the court. One of the func- | petween State officials and representa- FUR COATS Widow of Violinist of New! tions of the latter position was playing mbapo g adiines . : | e thenwol!n solo in the ballet at the n;n-l V;’h° b hs‘; " :‘““;:e:;y g | Cleaned e chief obstacle in turn- | York, Who Died in Germany, | zeria! N ocevon irom the. Caax “an | ing over the waterway is lack of & Fed- Glazed s f annual stipend of $1,500. eral appropriation for the maintenance and Receives Condolences. Early in'1918 Mr. ‘Auer concluded a | 4nd improvement of the river until next Stored concert tour in the Scandinavian coun- , Gov. y : B — tries and came directly to the United | He Indicated, however, that the State &'I‘;:..‘.""J',‘o‘;;“:o.“:“‘::’fi'.‘.":5“;‘:‘! By mfi» é\s.gg;:ea g::n i, States, having resided here since. :‘;g o})??o:hz% A?::::luu&‘:me‘; nlb: Ea%ine and quarsnteed cold storase. D! s A — i : Messages of condolence from violin Called Equal to Any. I e st Gl e Pmu in le-;lclm' students and maestros the world over| In the number of pupils who had (K o\ukm T "0 e Expert Workmanship arrived today m-; tfle wlgnv;‘ of ?rbu':; gained world fame, Mr. Auer is said to g‘;""e"r;:;’" ‘gfj ;_'" fioe‘;b’;c;;n e Work Called for aud Deltvezed. 1d von Auer of New York, celebrated | ha » t s Peolsr and violin imetructor, who dled | mameresmmera "] Shany Of the #Ecat |loaning the Government, the money. T|| NEW ENGLAND FURRIERS at Loschwitz Sanltarlum, near here, yes- | were Mischa. Elman, Efrem Zimbalist |be avallable when we want to build || 618 126n Strest " Nak. 2456 “Dr. von Auer was 85 years old. Death | Menges, Bddy” Brown and Max. Posen. | L oscs.” the Governor said. came from pneumonta. His widow, who | The success of his pupils has been re- || was beside him at the end, will g0 10| garded as the master's great service || the United States to clear up hiSaffairs | to his art, a service that has im- before Teturning to Germany to make | measurably advanced the cause of | her home. music. 1 A unique tribute was paid to Mr. Russian Resident 50 Years. Auer in April, 1025, at Carnegie Hall, Although a native of Hungary, Mr.|New York, when two of his most famous DR. LEOPOLD VON AUER, New York violinist, who died in a sani- tarium near Dresden, Germany. Auer, before coming to the United States | pupils, Zimbalist and Heifetz, and the in 1918, had lived in Russia 50 years, | pianists Josef Hofmann, Sergei Rach- during which time he was one of the |maninoff and Ossip Gabrilowitsch com- outstanding figures in the musical life | bined in a concert in honor of the great of the old capital, St. Petersburg, when | master, having reached his eightieth that city was one of. the prominent |yeqr. Mr. Auer appeared in the open- || musical centers of Europe. Many hon- | ingdnumber with Zimbalist and Heifetz ors were conferred upon him by the |and as solos played Tchaivosky's “Melo- | Crarist_government. die” and Brahms' “Hungarian Dance.” By the time he had reached the age | Several hundred were unable to gain of 20 Mr. Auer had served three years |admission to the concert, the proceeds || for Style, Comfort and Double Service | — ot §9¢ Muslin Gowns Yomen's — Musiin Gowns, ~ round - neck styles:’ lace and_medal- lion trimmed. " Pull cut, PR oo e Coupon 2 $1.98 Rayon_ Dresses Wi 's and Misses' omen’s and Misses’ $ 1 ;fl Coupon 3 quently he went to New York, the affi- A Once-a-Month Sale that offers the best merchandise at lower prices. Supply your needs and SAVE. None of the advertised items sold without a coupon—bring this entire “ad” with you. No Mail or Phone Orders Filled—No C. O. D.’s. HARRY UFMAN: 1316 -1326 Seventh St NW. Coupon 18 Coupon 44 29¢ Printed Voiles 40-inch Printed 121/2c Chiffon Volles, Coupon 45 new destgns: slight seconds. (8) $1 Hemmed Diapers, Doz. 20x20 size, hemmed ready for use. Standard brand; seaied packages. C One dozen. Coupon 46 Two-fisted men of action prefer the DousLE GRIP PARIS GARTER. There’s smart style, great comfort, and double service in the double grip equipped with the famous Paris rubber cushion clasps and pat- ented locking device. These fine Dresses, of checked and atriped rayons and plain iques; light colors; sizes 16 to 42. 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