Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1931, Page 29

SP ABOLISH THRONES, HIS RING PANACEA Wiener Urges Champions Be Nameéd Only as Great Fighters Develop. BY WILBUR WOOD. EW YORK, February 9.— Frank Wiener, chairman of the Pennsylvania Box- ing Commission, offers a drastic panacea for boxing's ills. He would abolish all fistic_ titles, | at least until such time as some great fighters are developed. “I realize that this cannot be done the way things now stand,” says the dynamic Philadelphian. “But really the champlons we now have are champions in name only. In all the major divi- sions there is only one real fighter among the champions, Mickey Walker, and he never fights in defense of his title. Juniors Are Better. “Rosenbloom, Freeman, ‘Battalino and the Test of them are jokes, compared to | the champions of the past. In the hy-| henated classes it is not so bad.' Benny the junior lightweight champion, 15 a good fighter, and so is Jack Berg, who heads the junior welterweights. They are good, but not great fighters, “The whole fight business is stran- led by the poor lot of champlons. If only could do away with titles for & time there would be better fights. Just look how the heavyweight division is tled up. If all titles were declared vacant and the word was pdssed out that after a year or so the boxers who stood out would be named champions, I lieve there would be some good figh ‘Wants Federal Control. “Lack of _ national control also is choking boxing. I suppose it is unlikely we will live to see the game under Fed- eral control, but that would help a lot. If a fighter was found guilty of faking or any other serious offense he could be barred all over the coyntry. “I made a speech in Philadelphia the other day in which I advocated a na- tional boxing commission. Some of tHe Jeoee said that I had come out for National Boxing Association. I didn’t mean that at all. What I did say was that it would be a great thing if there was a national body with ab- solute power.” “How many State commissions do you imagine would be willing to step down in favor of such a national commis- sion?” was a question. ‘1 can speak only for Pennsylvanis sald Wiener, “but I can Frmm.se that my colleagues and myself would be glad to quit if Federal control could be arranged.” KEELER OUT FRONT IN COUNTY PIN LOOP Dixie Pig Bowler Has Average of 107 in Section 2 of Prince Georges League. Keeler, Dixie Pig No. 2 bowler, is the high average pinner of section 2 ef the Prince Georges County Duckpin League with 109-8. Keeler's pace is for 40_games. High of the Eagles is second with 107-28, and third high honors go to Bherwood of the Barbers. Eagles, though collecting almost 200 more sticks than Dixie Pigs, No. 2, are trailing by two games. n. Standing. ; L TR G HS xie Pig No. 3. s 10 567 1,626 sles .8 Slinton c C. & P. Office Sigo . 2 Commun'y ‘Ciub Tomahawks 1 5 Hudd'ton's Gar. 13 35 23,079 557 1,522 Individual Records. DIXIE PIG NO. 2. HS. St Sp. i 351 23,665 22427 b 40 138 40 138 39 143 & s 182 F iRt BARBERS, 123 135 129 127 182 12¢ Sherwood Little ... Crosthwait .. Piozet . Hodges " Taitaferro . Tucker ... Culbertson Pearson .. Giddings R. Pearson. Buscher . Alexander Devlin . Osgood O Connor R Mainhart .... Stanley . Drury 4 COMMUNITY 132 143 131 138 105 Moxley Peighentie 1100 D. Beliman.. Pitts Avigr Beliman. Bates o Norfolk Robincon’ Taylor . HUDDLESTON'S McKay ........ 38 140 Werkings .. 12 1 Wilcoxen Dorrelle . : uddieston ... aines NEW STADIUM IN JUNE Mayor Frank Hague has promised that Jersey City will have its new mu- nicipal stadium ready in June. It will be rented to the Jersey City Ball Club. Mayor Hague also is anxious to have the next world heavyweight fight ther and says 110,000 can be led. — TAKES CANNES ’CHAS! CANNES, France, February 9 (#).— Monsieur le Marechal, owned by G. L. de Mola of Buenos Aires, won the Cannes Grand Steeplechase over a course of iwo and one-half miles. Acadryos was second and Saint Ber- ORTS. Shadow Act Might Do Just as Well HICAGO, February 9 ().— Wanted: An opponent for ‘Tommy Loughran of Philadel- phia, former world light-heavyweight champion. Nate Lewis, matchmaker for the Chicago Stadium, signed Loughran today for a bout February 20, but when it came to locating a warrfpr to oppose him, he was shunhed by all approached. Tuffy Griffiths refused the assign- ment, contending he has a match with ' Jack Sharkey in prospect. Charlie Retglaff, the Duluth, Minn., knockerout. also balked, claiming he damaged his hands in polishing off Johnny Risko in Detroit last Friday night. Now Matchmaker Lewis i5 seeking volunteers. {HARVEY IS FAVORED TO TROUNCE DUNDEE | British Boxer, Now Used to New Surroundings, Expected to Topple Baltimorean. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 9.—Len Har- | vey, British middleweight champion, had Vince Dundee of Baltimore on the floor twice in their first meeting. He hopes to be able to keep him there long enough for & 10 count when they meet in a return 12-round bout in Madison Square Garden Friday night. Harvey, that rare bird, a British puncher, caught Dundee napping and sent him to the canvas twice when they met here a few weeks ago. Much to Harvey's astonishment possibly, Dundee got up and made himself so generally obnoxious the rest of the way that he galloped off with the decision. With a_few more weeks in which to get himself accustomed to his new sur- roundings, Harvey may reverse the ver- dict. The betting odds favor him by & slight margin. Other bouts on the national schedule. include: Monday—At Cleveland, Willie Davies, Char- lerol, Pa., vs. Britt Gorman, Minneapolis, bantamweights, 6: at Boston, Sammy Fulier, Boston, vs Bruce Flowers, New Rochelle, N._ Y., Negro, lightweights, 10. ‘Tuesday—At Indianapolis, Eddie Anderson, Cody, Wyo., ve. Augie Pisano, New_ York. lightweights. 10; #t Kansas City, Tommy Grogan, Omaha, vs. Mickey Cohen, Denver, lunior welterweights, 10: at Palm Beach, Fla.. Big Jeff Carroll. Biloxi. Miss., vs. Frank Montagna, Newark, N. J.. heavyweights, 10. At Los Angeles, Speedy Dado, Philippines, vs. Newsboy Brown, Sali Lake City, bantam- weights, 10. Wednesday—At San Francisco, Bobby Vin- Okla., vs. Kid Kapley, San nd Lefty Cooper, San Fran- Battling Dozier, Wichita, Kans. ot il “welterweights. each 10: ‘at Cin- nati, Jack Herman, Wheeling. W. V#. vs. Vincent * Hambright, Cincinnatl, weiter- welghts, 10. Thursday—At Sacramento. Calif.. Joe Glick, New York, vs. Johnny Lamar, Los Angeles. lightweights, 10. Friday—At New York, Madison Square Garden. Tony Herrera. 'Mexico, vs. Solly Schwariz, Bogland. lightweights. and Madi- son Dix. Pacific Coast, vs. Vincent Sireei, New York, welterweights, each 10. TREASURERS FIRST IN ALMAS PIN LOOP Fookes Leads Individuals With Average of 109—Sam Rice’ 379 Is High Set. Treasurers are out in front in the Almas Temple Duckpin League with a three-and-one-half-game lead over the Floor rollers. Fookes is showing the way in high individual average with 109-14. Papas is second with 109-2, while Sam Rice, }zg&lzlingwn outfielder, is third with Rice holds high individual set, 379, and second high game with 151. TEAM STANDING. Treasurers. Crescents. Hoovers. .. High team game_Treasurers. $00. igh High individual gameGoodman, 155. High individual set—Rice, 379. Hieh sirikes—Holmes, 34, High flat game—H; Hién SparesLa Ciair, Tit. 100 Aver veee 109-14 109-2 108-2 107-18 106-40 105-31 Fookes Papas Rice Webb Roepke " Conradis . Stutzman Carl Schumann . Rade ... Goodman’ Mantzouris Vecchiolll Courtney Jazauier . Holmes .... Lawson Bawyer TRAINS FOR CUE GAME Rudolph, Pocket Billiards Champ, Grooms Carefully. Erwin Rudolph, for the second time pocket billiard champion of the world, trains carefully for his profession. He spends five months of the year on his farm at Chardon, Ohio, and doesn't smoke or drink at any time. As a young man he worked in an iron foundry and is as well muscled as a fighter. BY SOL METGER. Speed! That's Purdue all over again on the basket ball court. Note the Boilemakers handle a rebound that No. 4 takes from the opponents’ basket. Like a flash he turns and whips the ball to his center, No. 3, who often lays back on attack. At the same instant both Purdue forwards, Nos. 1 and 2, are speeding basket- down _their respective side- lines, each having gotten the jump on their opponent guards. As 3 gets the pass from 4 he turns and whips the ball to No. 1, the left forward, now turning near the cor- ner toveer in toward the basket. No, 1 gets it on the dead run, dribbles a stride or two and leaps to ring the basket. Snappy work, fast running and quick, accurate passing hang up another 3-pointer for the Boiler- makers! (Copyrisht, 1984) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, | te T.c POST OFFICE LEADS RAIL “Y” PIN LEAGUE Audit andy Station Teams Close Second and Third—Miller’s 109 Average High. With the finish of the race in sight, Post Office still is out in front in the R. R. Y. M. C. A. Duckpin League with Auditors and Station running close second and third. Miller of Shops is the high average bowler with 109-10. Frederick is the big gun of the league leaders, his 108-30 average standing s-cond high. Team Standing. Post Office Auditors . Station Jorsey Yard .,.:l Head Pin ‘Woodchop; King Fish Shops R Season Records. High team game_Shops, 57: Hien, team ‘set “Woodchobpei 631, is—First. Station, ‘ 3 WSt P ion, 24,479; second, h Individual game_Miller, s HiE tadividual ser Williams, Stacion, o5 Hivh strikes—Young. Head Pin, 24. High spares—Fredericks, Post Offic, 97. Individual Averages. POST OFFICE. G. H.G. HS. ST, SP, 39 137 363 6 97 45 10 7 36 10 66 5 83 35 61 11 AUDITORS, 130 343 127 33 114 308 11 316 120 304 120 299 STATION. Fredericks . Barrett ..... Hunt ..0000 Jolliffe” """} Barthelmess Tompson Alcorn .. Ryon Bresnahan gers .. Garner Hunsaker ", Williams . Weeks Custer Rvon . Bell ol ... A Raver .. Brashears Curtis Weaver Weeks Billingsley Haynes o R. Lawhorn . S Lawhorn House. P. Lawhorn' Aleshire Graham |RI va Miller Neider Bryan Coliere ! Reudabush . Colbert . abeta Carroll . Young .. Feeney S8N2832 124 131 125 125 333 337 315 o 116 308 125 331 KING FISH. Ballard 111000 Puhiman’ .11} Wenzel Brudin Tompki Mathews Reynolds Walsh Murphy "I Rossitor Gro Nolan ... aams832 Holder .. Smoot .. Mullineaux’ Bouldin Amidon [ Fairbanks Dabney ... Atchison’ . Engle . PICKS DUKE COACHES Voyles, Assistant Director, Among Those Wade Names. DURHAM, N. C., February 9 (#).— Wallace Wade, director «of athletics at | Duke University, has announced the | appointment of Carl Voyles, freshman ceach and chief scout at the University of %linois, as assistant director of ath- | leticp and end coach at Duke. He will begin his services here next Fall. At the same time Coach Wade an- nounced the personnel of his fdot ball staff for the Fall. Eddie Cameron, for five years assistant foot ball coach at Duke, will become back coach and E. H Hagler, freshman coach_last Fall, will become line coach. Herschell Cnldv\e]l co-coach of the Duke freshman team last Fall, will continue as freshman coach and will be given additional as- sistants. Coach Voyles is a graduate of Okla- homa A. & M. Collrie at Stillwater, ABGENTIN ES TRIUMPH. LOS ANGELES, February 9 — The Argentine polo team d!yfe-nle‘(ih'.ht Hurricanes, 9 to 8, in the opening game of the coast open championship. Bowling Toriight COLUMBIA. Ladies Agricultural League—Co-operation vs.“Interaivision, F. & Vo5 formation ve. Gotion” ' '™ Extension, Ia- BOSl LUCKY STRIKE, ational Capital League—P; siplonl S e arkway Pilling ague—Big Prin Maxwell' Jones, “ypothetue " vi.. ciearge ‘s Simonds, Fellowship Forum vs. Nations| En: gravine,' Ransdell vs. American Electrotype, On Time All Time vs. Crafstmen Lationa Publishing vs. ‘Central Printin, K_Adver- tising Bervice vs. Gibsan Bros. National Capital Press vs. Charles H. Potter O Judd & Detweller vs. Standard Engraving, Washington Typographers vs. Lew Thayer, Potomac Electrotype vs. Columbian Printing Western Union Men's League—Delivery vs Automatic, Equipment vs. . DC\‘]’&H v ‘."1% Vs. Accounting, Re- estern_Union Ladies' League—Orange vs. Orchids, Silver 8i 3 Orehids, 8 x vs. Golds, Lucky Reds NORTHEAST TEMPLE. District League—Templo vs. John Blicks. i LeagulREADIA. er: ague_Treasury vs. G. P. O, Navy ‘vs, Post Office, Internal Revenye Vs, City Post Office, Merchants’ Fleet vs. Super- vising Architects, Vetera vising Architects, rens’ Administration CONVENTION HALL. Sanico League_F: vs. Gartrell, Willis vs: Bremerman: Bradtora Ls. Lemfer. "Roberts vs. King, Mortimer Vs Income Tax Unit League—HO1 b vs. HOZ, B3 va. B2, BA Ve ABC, W2 by, B B ye Bec, Tim. is DG Rec. vs A3 Al v Vs, C8: CL1 vs. OG, Ef e ctg, > Db Min. erchants’ Leagie—U, Southern” Datrlen. No_ 1+ Ehompsin Bros. Furniture vs. M. Kaprieck Electric Co.. Coct Cola Bottng Co. vs. E. W. Minte. Skinless s vs. Southern Dairies No, 7, National Shop vs. Barber & Ross, District Gro- Stores vs. W. R. 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Bell_Signs. 730 10th_n.w men to take over Must be Over 25 years and able to furnish Character references: protected territory: develop vou. 'Apply only after 1 p.m., 3533 015 n g one without for. outside special wor with car will earn approximately 38 Bloe., a5 % S0 w0 I atar SALESMAN. offices. in Washington for 10 years and has & weil established local business. desires the focal”‘Tepresentative. This nity for the right men to e paid for loyally and service on generous commission basis; sales experience not abso- andards in other ways. Address Box 178-M. Star_office. Local man, of proven ability, to manage established fetafl "electrical speciaity buai- tion' for one of integrity and ability. Ad- Gress Box 45-M. Star office. MEN to sell the complete line of Cherrolets; now is the timre son is just ahead. Apply H. Rosenthal, Mandell Chevrolet tent to sell our new cars. To obtain all the 1111’ stn w.. Ford Dealers. want 2 local renllurv credit for all repeat sales. We train you and WE “will employ one man with a car and other a day. Apply Rm. 307, gfl'ln.er Large corporation, which has maintained services of a wide-awake enery in"a permanent business where he will be itely necessary if you measure up to our SALES MANAGER. ness. A profitable and permanent connec- to connect; the fast selling sea- Co., 13th and Good Hope rd. s.e. sman; an_opportunity to connect with e Ford dealer on aftractive basis; must have clean record; not afraid of long hours. Phone Mr. Raymond, Natl. 3982, Monday for | manent. |\\'m[ RE - 1) Q. INSTRUCTION COURSES. __(Continued.) MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1931. “Statistical and Editorial Courses —-preparing for Civil Service examinations. Classes start Tuesday evening, February 17 MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES, TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING, 3313 14th St. N-W. Telephone Col. 3000. AUCTION BRIDGE BEGIN- NERS. SIX LESSONS, $5. Special rates for class of four. Adams 8050. 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Painting, papering, plumbing, car- pentering, _electric’ wiring. roofing, cement work, garages, weather ltflzplnl . our ¢éasy payment plan. imates cheer- fully given. The GENERAL CO:! TRACTH\G CO. 927 New York Ave, N.W. Dist. 5082. ALTERATIONS 34 mds Gt ome _improve- ments. Terms to suit =Penn Improvement 1 7th st. n.w. Nat. weathersiripping Brining, 1358 T BEDDI ? TE pillows. feather mat. ered. Ideal Bedding ¢ BEDDING of all kind v ized et d and by process approved by Heaith Dept. Prompt service and low prices. A Co.,_2215 5th BEDDING, MATTRESSES, box lwrhu- liows, reno.: best prices BOILER and e neuun, (i Welding, Boiler Replacements, ‘Asbes ering, Automatic Water Feeders. Superior servide! reasonable rates, Crown Fuel Sery- ice. 917 11th st. n.w. _District 932 CARPENTER and builder, eling. general repairs, f100rs, calls promptly answered. Phone office, North CARPENTER AND BUILDER — Alterations and jobbing. If you want it done right, call Raleigh._Lincoln 9831 i3+ CARPENTER-BUILDER—Remodelin: ing of property, cabinetwork, wi dow, door glass repairs; reasonably done; es- timates furn. ter, 2109 18th._Dec. 3784, ms, hall, bath, including fixtures. 355; guaranteed. Ges my estimate. H. M. Carpenter. N 0885. 1! HEATING AND PLUMBING—Both new and repair work. Oil burners included. Get our prices. Time payments arranged. Call Lin. 0272 or 227 9th st. n.e. CHAIR (,ANLI\IG"""l B Tockers ', splinted: uphol- D] ; uphol II\IL W ll{l\(; appliances. Terms to suit, ment & Elec Co., In Nat. 0512, ELE tures complete. $55 and u Star Electric Co., Adams Tioor AlshIn EXPERT 1% Serene. 28 N. Y. ndins and SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. DOGS, PETS, ETC. Brick mu bullding material— B T S mm Buchhoiz, hot-wate ion. will in- Col. 1834-J. 3121 Warder st. 315, c . Vi BOILER and radi stall if desired. nw. BOOKCASE, ingston, sectional: sultable for home, displi a sacrifice. " Liv- teraft Bldg., beams, other se. 13* me. Gity Sab m"'x’:’:'"ufc’ s ase 5 Lincoin_7814. 2 . CASH REGISTERS, rebullt. gua: $75, $100 and up: rec rint ferms, no interest. = The ister_Co.. 1308 n.w. Phon county ,“‘-g-lvmm 'fi‘":“" coffee urns, teed, $50. $180: Jow fur-trimmed: also Spring afternoon and ~evening new: hats.Pot. 1445 CONCRETE MIXERS. motor cycle, type- writers. meat slicing machine. cash register, time clock, welding outfit, electric motor Col._4040._ 10° DESKS—8ale of * furniture desks. m. cabinets, jrurg, Jou ean rent it. H. Rational 9138 ept prices ‘seconds. 430 8th Baum I Washineton, Special sale factor Commercial Office "Furniture Co.. . Met. 7742, i DINING ROOM SUITE, 11 pieces. genuine Sheraton, perfect condition. Living room “pleces. Phone Po.omac 0403. few high- light fixtures at_greatly reduced Pixtures for all rooms in house. Inc.. 1324 New York ave. o ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES at cost. Gen- Electric_and Maning Bowman waffe ns. grills, percolators, coffee pots, curling 1ronl ._Catiin. 1324 New York ave. FLOOR cAm wall _cases, cash regisiers, \"l.nl. coffee urns, steam tables. chairs, refrigerators, gas ranges. h st n.w. rade 5- rices. atiin, Forture Co <13-4is FURNTTURE to settle storase -7 coal cook stoves, ice Boxes. bureaus. dressers, chairs, Y C. E. Phillips, 426 3rg st. n.w. Met. PUPPIES for sale, cheap. flnmvme 129-M. RSN S BeY Shiors: 613 F St 1404 Irving 8t SPECTAL—SPECIAL—SPECIAL. Your dog given a sanitary bath. com eliminating fleas. and dried with el ryer. all for 1. Dr. Locke's Dog Hospital, 1422 Irving st. n.w. Col. 0874. POULTRY AND EGGS. d., Seat Pleasant, Md. Heights_66. : MASSANUTTEN STATE CERTIFIED, biood= tested chicks live, srow and pay; hatches every week: popuiar varieties. ces e onable. 100% live delivery logue free. “Massanutten Parms Hatche Box 5601, Hariisonburg. Va. WANT[D—MI!C[I.LA“DUI. ALL KINDS OF ANTIQU niture. “We will pay hiy for rare and desirable Lincoln Co., hest market urniture. _Call Mfln\no'llllr‘l 8817. The FURNITURE of a i d Call Lincoln 8393. s i ANTI ds mx H n.e. RE! and furniture of all' Tummage sale Gather up what you ha no further use for and cail M. Cohen, 1333 7th st. n.w.. Met. 9764 and 7749, P AUTOGRAPHED letters of Presidents, state: men: documents. stamp collections, old ¢ol bousht.~ Hobby Shop, 1427 F n.w. Dist. 17 BIG PRICES PAID_Do not be misied. The Lincoln Co. has no connection with any firm in_the business Phone Metronolitan 8817 We pay the highest cash prices for vlmnl of value. BOOKS—Will buy and pay fair Liberty Eook Store, 507 F st. n.w. Met. 8340 BOOKS—AIl kinds. any thes Tices. hone T duantities. " Bring gr phone Met. 8415, Orisinal Pearl- kshop. 933 G_n.w._No_branches. CASH REGISTFRS, wh nhov cases and sto xtures; entire _contents bou Rdear B ine o o1e B St we_Met 81 DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE—Call Notes. the furniture man, when you have anything for sale and get the highest cash prices. Phone FU rrmw n z rifice your TUTRITEN. We will give you more for furniture, bric brac. china, antique and office e Enorie us and be convinced, The Tincoln Co... tel.Metrofolitan_8817. 3 FURNITURE—Would itke to nurehlu some used furniture; can pay cash. Metropolitan GOLD, silver. “watches, diamonds -na um jeweiry meeded n our manufacturing dept. 818 ¥ at. piati- 'RNITURE—10-pc. _dining__ Ttoom suite, h°vaile Daid. _Belingers. LD GOLD - Bring 20UF old eold sifver. num, diamonds. iscarded Jewel:y Reed them In our mlnu nemn e dgpt A P st . $32.50. 1231 | FURN] genuine mohatr _ 3- Pplece living room suite. carved frame; value. 3350, for only $85. 4700 dacauard velour 3- plece living room suite for only $65. Upholstering Co., 617 P st. n.w. URNTITURE—Overstuffed bed _davenport Tarter T380.06; Cwainuit dining . room. saite. $30.50; bed room suite, new, 339.50: bureau, $7.00; beds, other furniture.’ 1211 H st. ne. ne. mplets Tiving "Toom ot % complete bed Foom, of ¢ plecss. ieces and 2 montha Cost $1.200. Sell for $730. months "ol & rulufl‘runl_m-, rs: & bargall 617 P wing_and hunny N. Y. Upholster- walnut bed room suite complete, bed davenport suite. $45.00; living 5 s19.50. wa.muz dining_room suite and wicker porch set; reasonable. Telephone Adams_8269. FURNITURE Handsome 8-plece” bed toom suite; also hish-grade tus. 9x13, ressonsble at Fi maple and pine spool bed and chest of draw- ers. 0dd chair, old mirror, ivory chiffonfer and dressing table, beautiful large and s venport suite, FURNITURE3-plece Tiving Toom suite ite_in splendid condition: 3100 Vh\le for enly $35. N. Y. Upholstering Co., 6 1ghtly use appearance equal to new: eve gusranteed. Less than half price. J. W. Willlams, wm pay G Iatest style gas Iai signs to choose from: lowest prices. lnc. 1:m New York ave. LE. immediately. 0 Montersy ey Jiving room suite for '§65 also $150 solid maple twin beds. springs and mattresses. for 350 dinette suit 350, for $20: rugs. fancy tables, at 2 price, etc. This furniture is only three months old. L Euclid st. n.w., Apt. 212, tween LIGHT vol.'rsD STEEL TRUSSES. 76-foot span. soda fountain, plate glass. all_size: electric freight elevators. plumbing fixtures. tile counters smoke house refrigerator doors and electric supplies. Apply Center a. reas.; guar. New, dustiess machines. L. T. Folk, 5357 Sherrier pl. n.w. Clev. 0528. Market. MULTT cost, §1,350, st B EQUIPMENT, tei: Dartatn Jor 1300, 1703 F 1st_fioor. FLOORS SCRAPED AND FINIS machine _or . 1016 20th FURNITURE upholstered, repaired. and decorated, at_your home or i 3656, ERVICE. alled. Old plants repaired. us_your problems, Get our prices. Terms_to suit your job. 1. ATCHISON CO.. COL. 8748:5241. QFFICE FURNITURE from U. € Gort— Desks. chairs, file cabinets, tables; eversthing for your office at great saving, Washington Salvage Co.. office furn. dept.. 310 8th t. n.w. OVERCOAT, man's. size 3 rted cloth, {flior mads; cost when new, 41 s5; worn few PERMANENT WAVING MACHINES, brand- new. and other barber and beauty parlor equipment at & sacrifice. Edgar 914 E st. n.w THEATING & PLUMBING. You will be deprived of heat only two hours in discarding old plant and installing ¥as or coal American Radiator heatin Why wait? Easy monthly payments, no interest. Complete heating plants instal entire satisfaction guaranteed. No mort, on your property. Budget Plumbing & Heat- ing Lincoln_10317. HOME IMPROV E\l Electric wiring and fixture: painting, hardwood floors carpentry, plumbing and heatins closures, metal ceilings, roofing, spouting, _plastering, cement work. ‘Terms to pleate you. Get our price. Our service is our reputaifon. Penn Im- piovement & Elec Co. Inc. 91 ith n Nat. 0512_and 0! te_Goldenve: (LY S—Dupli KEYS=0iheou wait, Tu Turner & Clark. 1221%: New_ York ave 3005 STENOGRAPHER, young 1 Two_ years' experience in shorthand and keneral ofnice work; reasonable salary; willing worker. Clev ' 1654-J - 9 STENOGRAPHER-SECRET, an, 6 years experience leg: Commerce, congressional Work. House Office_Build GIRL, traiped French and ' Gerau, children. _Pot._3203-J. Y, young wom- Chamber_of Room 161, 56, Bpeaking Wishes position W2 A N equires the services of several men from to 45 in its personal service depart- ment. Men selected must have excellent per- sonal and sales records, character, appear- goce and references. Permanent connection, future and excellent earnings assured the right men. Interview Mr. Smith at 9:30 m., 305 Commercial Natl. Bank Bldg. SHOE SALESMAN. Thoroughly experienced in fitting, gir Juniors’ and young misses’ shoes Box_200-M,_Star_office DELIVERY CLERK. An_energetic, capable white man who i3 thoroughly ~ experienced _in _local _delivery work._Address_Box 301-M, Btar_office. appointment._ ATIONAL, BANK YOUNG, LADY with car desires posigion assistant in_doctor's office; experie practical nursing. Columbia_5285. SITUATION—DOMESTIC. TCOOK AND GENERAL MAID:-neat, colored, experienced, Willing' worker! time:_reference. Decatur 2410. COOK—General Hhouseworker, woman, B ored, experienced, competent,” Tellable, ne Dleasant_ disposition: _excellént ciy ' refer- ence. _Monday, Tuesday, Decatur_3242. DAY'S WORKER, luundress, experienced. Atlantic_1966. “10° NO PAYM I"IILL SPRING. HEATING. =PLASTERING. ROOFING. WEATHERSTRIPPING. __PLUMBING, MENTING, CARPENTERING, P. PAPERING, GARAGES. We build. and remodel, modernize store front: porches, additions. to pay. Phone Nat. CO.. 1001 New York ave. Yepuiid inclose PERMANENT WAVING MACHINE. new ¢ sacrifice. Phone ropol PETRO OIL BURNER and controls, prac- tically new. Exceptionally good burner for larger capacity bollers. Inquire 15623 New Hampshire, between 3 pm. Po- PlANO‘ new, $750; grand, now, § closing out’ the 'stock of an _out-of-town dealer, i3 retiring from business: many other ‘great duced on man; stock: 30 months to pay. Kimball Co.. 721 11th st. n. PIANO—Lindeman & Sons upright: beauti- ful modern mahogany case, like new; thoroughly reconditioned: price, includin bench, terms, $15 down and $6 flo:thly. . 3659. W. W. Kimball Co., 721 th st ave space; have § brand-n will store with responsible % cartage charges to house garies considering purchase er ‘given préference; big cash allowance made for old uprights in trade: shown by appointment only. Phone Metropolitan 2734 week _da. 10 PIANO. baby grand _Ambico: time: Tooks like new; reasonabie. 916 Pa._ave. n.w. uged _short In storage PAINTING, PAPERING, floors nflnlmqi carpentering, reasonable; estimates; also paper sold Tetail at wholesale prices. A. Burrell, 618 E n.e._Lincoln 3036-W. 1 PAINTING & PAPERING. Interior & exterior. Special Winter prices. No_ money until work is satisfactorily pleted. Call us for free estimates. mul PA RING Rooms, 35 up; _qul service: also painting. Roy White, 4652, 1624 Gales St. N. E. Atlantic ‘mfi:mno ROOMS, $5 up; first-class work Also_ plastering. rving st. n.w. Col. 18 GIRL, from Virginia, wishes position or_ with people employed. Phone Met. GIRL, reliable, wants day's_work Monday, Tuesday and 'Wednesday; ‘sood lsundress. m:u—m:N AND WOMEN T REAL ESTATE OFFIC Has opening for wide-awake salesman and rent lady; consider hi 0 salary; on percent fecord, experience; Box 135-M. offce. !MP'I-DYM'ENT AGIINCIES. MEN, experienced, for_all types of Work: also women and office help. References ex- ined and approved UNEMPLOYMENT BUREAU of The Junior League of Washington, _ Nat. 9444, _Epiphany Churi Bt. INSTRUCTION COURSES. , A BETTER _POSITION, EMPLOYMENT. learn shorthand, touch tybewriting. business English. secretarinl accounting, office prac- tice, easier and quicker methods: di Boyd 'Business University, “‘Accredite 1333 P._(Opp. Fox Theater., Nat. 07 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE AT THE MA- beile Honour School (Est. 1918), Investigate our Free Kit Offer to students’ paying cash for_Complete Course. Rare opportunity to make a definite saving without jeopardizing our future. 817 14th st. n.w. and 132 _ave. n.w. H. AZZ, POPULAR MUSIG IN 20 LESSONS: planc. suxophone. banio, ete.; tree”lestons you buy nstrumen 3 18 ith 3t ‘mow. Dist, 1378, Free bookiet BERUTY COLIORE 60, comis T 120 erms: preparatoryfor : WaBH. “ACADEMY BEAUTY * CULTURE, Greenés_Bldg., 11th_and K. ime work morn- 3613 N st. n. Ci furnish reference. 1) light_colores gn;u;nn: Czannlomm: 4625. GIRL wants genersl housework cooking or Dursing or part-time work. Dec. 5986 o WUSEKEEPER'S POSITION wante n gg{hfl'l!l (li’l"! D’Cl'eflll!fl‘ rok?;g‘!..ég;: c""essons. Congental Than salary; Teiorences. Address Box 201-J, Star_office. nted to take home; T UNDRY AR me Bions Aviantic 18103, best _ref LAUNDR ifoning; strlctly epencair drying: for and delivered. Phone Met. MAID, colored, neat -ppuunce. cook, ' @loes | housework, Waitress,” nurse or part time. Best referenice. Decatur_0337. P’\Pl* RING PAINTING | & Rooms papered, $6 up: sanitarily scraped by steam. Interlor, exterior painting. Estl- PIANOS—During our February sale we are making special reductions roushout , gur Ling few bargains, Grand plano $330; Knabe uvr’l‘thl 00; Sohmer. $50: splendid Steinway player. aj ranich & hun ‘Worch, for_pianos. _ Aot 415, ianos. - Planog for rent. lllll 3 l\ldlnrlxthl ed PIANO, upright; good condition. the Ontario. RADIO—Atwater Kent all-electric scree: grid set; in perfect condition; our sale price, $83.60, complete; easy payment terms. Call Kimb{1l 3659. 721 1ith st. n. RUGS—Real _antique Chinese; $350; l7fl0‘ room size. 21 Conn. ave. n.W. aArl GABINET and floor _display cases, must be sold. Livingston, Inc., 3rd floor, Printcraft Bldg., 930 H st. n. “Gost No pay_highest pr Kahn, POOL, TABLE, regulation size. T312 Florids STORE FIXTURES, lunch-room equipment. Entire contents purchased. Atlas Store Fiz- ture Co.. 413-415 9th_st. n.w. Met. 9297 WE ADVERTISE TO PAY _MORE for furnl- ture. household effects, ofice furniture and stocks of merchandise, and live up to it. Phone us and be convinced. The Lincoln Co.._ Metropolitan 8817. WE buy and sell mems clothing, Jewelry. firearms, _musical instruments,” trunl What have sou to sell? Met. 9113, o X ZWEIG. 937 D ST. WE PAY HIGHEST cnsu CEs for fl kinds of household goods. "1‘) forth 101 for_prompt_service. Fhone National ANYTHING TO 2 WESCHLER'S, 920 PA AVE N.W, ousehoid effects, merchan stocks. obiiee, ete - Thirly-nine sears Serving the Washington public. BEFORE SELLING —phone Metropolitan 8817 and get the Tefults. For furniture. antigges; china, brle a-brac and office furniture. incoin Co. 604 6th st. n.w. ¢ SALE—AUTOMOBILES. AUSTIN COUPE, LA’ 'MODEL—Sacri- fice, $365; terms. Mr. Roper, Nolan Motor Co.. 1111 18th st. n.w. n_Sundays. Eglxa% luo‘STvoNDAlR‘D s:nlmune'; tires; sell my uity reasonai faking up unpaid notes. ‘Fhone un' x..':fl BUICK "COUPE. 1031 model W f0 Bporeciste. Call Gol iate. Cal X tor stratfon: Kaplan & Grawiord, ;sam plain_st. n.w. BUICK 1930 MASTER SEDAN, cost over $1.900; 6 wire wheels, well fenders: like nev: '$1,100: terms; guaranteed. See Mr. B 720 14th. Decatur 2390. B ICK SPORT COUPE, 1928—Exceptionally ne “condition throughout; paint and up- holstery as clean as new; two well fenders, six Wite wheels, excellent tires, rumble seat, fully equipped;’ $325; easy terms. Barry- Pa 2525 Sherman ave. n.w. BUICK SPORT COUPE, late 1938, al Brish and Interior ke new; spacions fum- fender weils and wire wheels; 14,000 jully” eauipred; Teasonable fof quick Col._0800. BUICK COUPE—Only first-class cnggmon. 7 G e Q)lxlfl flVl terms. Tooks and mux slar. looks i & anteed.” ‘See Mr. Barnes, 1729 14th st B3 Deca! 190. _Open .evenings. HEADS welded, P o car, 355013 fi n ar, $5. Weidit Co., 516 Ist st. n. CHEVROLETS, 1929-1926; priced {rom $78 fo $375, in_coupes, sedans. coaches and cab- riolets. Buy at the home of ‘Trew Values. o, Tro, Moter Co, 1008 16a"sk KW cl-xxvnox.rr SEDANS, 197, 4-door. six 5T inders: _several d % Ihake’ yous sciecwon; various eolors: a1 ate fully_equipped and 'in wonderful condition. We will guarantee that cars of equal val cannot be purchased elsewhere at our ex- tremely low ? $380. These k eaual toy new; libersl terms. Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Ga. ave. terms to sult: prices Chevrolet Co., 13th & Good H Atlantic_4400. CHEVROLET 1930 coupe, $375; 1929 coach, like, new, nu‘ 1 32257 terms: guaranteed. 118’ 148 Decatur_2390. CHE Duco finish: yours. ave. ¢ CHEVROLET 1 CH, looks me- ghanicalle. A1 & Sesin’ thet s perd"te beat; $195; terms. Triangle Motor Co. 3 New York ave. Open evenings and Sundays. CHEVROLET BEDAN, 1927—$80; must looks and runs like new (recent """J only 395; this fipe Triangle Motor Co.#2 Ne $27.50). 714 K st. s.w. CHRYSLER SPORT ROADSTER, 1628, model “52"; see this sporty rumble-sest job: paint very good, Icflelll! new tires and the mo- tor 15 0. K.: only 3245; terms. $98 balance monthly. Pohi Servi 20th st, n.w. North 08 1‘“‘ il DODGE_COUPE-—#98. EaTgan o ontes Nolon Motof Cos TIiT 10t B h.a: Never_closed. DODGE SEDAN, 1926; paint, tires ai 17O, K leather. upholstery: oniy $180; terms. 384 down, balance monthiy. S b ot ow. orth eder, Eoupe s o 5t Gty 6 Coupe: foas ‘at_the hgme of Trn'%ruu. Bodee e ESsex —broR Sacrince, > 3463, iso terms. =~ M. also Nolan Motor Co., 1111 18th st. n. closed. i clon_5765. PAPLRI\() carpentry; Penn. Improvement & Elec. Co., 911 Tth st. B.W. Nat. 05 SEWING MACHINE, Singer Jrophead. dle, completely reconditioned, 3! fi‘;"""”' 5 up. White Sewing Machine Co., Rooms papered, PAPERHANGING 35400 ub. Esl: mate furnished: work sustanised, A L George. 2120 5t. t. 2. Dec. 4141 FLASTERING. JOBS frit Gissi- ot Einds of cement work: no Jjob too small or too far. _District_4570. 1% Ko x?n“““'“'P‘a‘Z’r?r"!‘ NSkt 0! Gthers et 18- il suar. New machines. Wy R ATl glnc Open gvenings: 10p. 3. TABLE, large mahoy itable for library 3526 13th ar. now. 0y, or office, 4x2.6, Colonial. PLASTERIN( new ceflin Smith. 705_i3t 3 and ne-un by expert PLUMBING 2nd, hesting, b7, Seoes Terms to sult. Penn Improvement & Elec. Co.. Inc.. 911 4th st. n.w. Nat. 051 UPHOLSTERING, furniture x-p-mn done in your home 1f d ER, 1434 Newlon st. n.w. Adam: . patch Tk _done reasonably: 10 up: L 3 suaranteed. NURSE, __colored, _desires _positio; duties, 318 w!!kl(. or housework laundry, $10 weekly. Stay nights. 0805 WANTED by of any kind. Call Mathews, 1212 6th_st. n. ‘WOMAN. "~ colored. reliable, v housework, - part-time or Decatur_5645. WOMAN, rel WOMAN, colored, wants day's work, mi general housework. for small’ famuy; house- Keeping. _Dist. 6148, call Tuesday. WOMAN, young, single, wishes Worh Kind: neat. 621 10th st ne. ] Atlantic mi ¥'s work Met. 9512, Adeline Atlantic STENOGRAPHERS—TRY OUR SPEED DIC: tation. or 2-month Gregs Teview: 2 hours three nights weekly, 36 mo. Columbia P, O Bldy, 14th_and_Park_rd. Col. 7078. GRADED DICTATION. 60, 80, 100, 120. ial students, day or evening. % Behool for Secrelarics eater ng. 3313 14t0 S5 NW- - Telephone ‘Col. 3000 _ GREGG SHORTHAND BY EXPERIENCED teacher. Beginners: Review: Speed dicta ton. Private lessons, Moderate ral Decavys 58845, 100 TESSONS FOR PERMIT AND EASY BRRRING. Cars Turmished. CALL POSTER (old_reliable). Metropoliten 1809. _ 13° sp.mmg, TTALIAN INSTRUCTION, LOW jvate or class = Day of night. Bhort_method. Write 1324 Mass. n. Nl WITCHBOARD orii‘ ATING, ‘easy inexpensive course to learn. Oxtord. Bide., 146h st at N. Y. wve. MEN, learn s lifetime_profession— MECHANIOAL, DENTISTRY Giraduates earn from 25,00 to 375,00 weekly starts you today. Evening classes, imoia. Bchoo). of Brasthesic. Ientisi. Lehman, 406 7th st.n.w., over 5 and 1 Editorial, Statistical, File Clerk‘ Enroll TODAY and Get Entire Course for $10. “'rhoe.!trmu Serigh Suenaraton, Schgol TELEPH short, Estb. Dr. ator PERSONAL. The rate under headine of Personal is 3 cents per line additional to the Tegular line rat NATURO - THERAPY, PHYSIO - THERAPY, massage for_anemia, rheumatism and arth: irmont. Adams_7064. , ONE SMALL, NEWLY FUR- next bath; well heated: a.mi. priv. home. 1913 N ! No._6( nished room, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. TEA ROOM and 9 exira rooms, doing fine business: wonderful opportunity for two dies who understand business: best nortn- west location; low rent. “Don't fail 1o Mr. Fowler, WILL BUY NUMBER OF WARD: man ' Park Glas, Corcoran Court 6s and Jeflerson _ Apartment bonds at_prevalling market prices. Address Box 434-K, Star 10 TAILOR SHOP OUTFIT, complete: Hoffman pressing machine with Hood Model M. A. O.. practically new: singer sewing ‘machine, booths. table, electric sign, eic., for Apply 1764 P: Prices nn.. Away from cheapest renis. 1431 Hict. Open evenings. st Capitol st._Lin. 0082. YPEWRITERS — Mr._ Business Man: Our factory rebuilt machines (all makes) look, gperate and are gusrantesd o?nonunlly for “substantlal | The Wi lor Co. “RENTAL SE mvxcl na yals ang 32 adv., $6. l ot vAcuuu CLEANER-Hosver No. 100, ns~ Hoover bester type, $25. Electro Lux, Al Ty, 818 Bureka, $1-330: suatantesd yen B rent $1.50 day. de- Tetea®Yatuums Cleaner Bhov. 104 Girard. Adams 0900. "Underwoods 0 mo.; 3 mos. in FOR RENT, first-class restaurant in good neighborhood. M. M. Parker & Co. 1223 GROCERY CIGAR AND CANDY STORE FOR 325, 414 Mass. ave. nw. el | W GROCERY STORE, ROOMS, ~B.W —Good corner, simost giver away. Information at se. SMALL HOTEL FOR SALE—Owner will gncrifice for cash sale. Address Box 13%-M, ERY and_delicatessen for cash; leaving city. 517 P st. n.w. BAKERY, able for_quick RE, ietmity sodn. Tourtain: ighe utcn, ‘Gelc tessen, confectionery and toliet goods. Ad- dress Box 201-K. Star g omez. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR ~KILLED FOREVER by Dr. Stevens' Devitalizing Cream or money refunded. 302 Kresge BIds., 1106 G st. 15 YOUNG WOMAN, COLLEGE GRADUATE, M. . desires position &s research worker, tutor, ffice assistant or any other type of work Address P. MoOOY. Beltsville, Md. (4 REFINED YOUNG LADY MUST HAVE IM- mediate employment; experienced as gov- ness, cashier or clerk. Address Box 1 M, Star office. 10° FOR INVALID OR HELPLESS LADY, EVERY care given. Private nursing; beautiful room harming house of nurse. Special conces sion given lifetime patient. A-1 referenc Address Box 255-M, Star office. ROOMING HOUSE o) T390 and 4th Bow—A Lttle ben maker and a bargain. Wortn $750. if £old Monday, $350." See Mr. Fowle TO BUY OR SELL ANY BUSINESS SEE US FIRST. Capital Adjusting & Pinance Co. Larg- est Business Brokerage Concern in Washin- ton. Estab. 1923, 9th Floor, Dist. Nat. Bank Bldg., 1406 G st. n.w. Tel. Met. 481 between money- Price 506 Te, fine old genuine Mazzini. Retired band crifice. Frof. VIOLIN for No_reasonable offer re{und and "orchestra leader must P w. Weber, Berwyn, Mary] ING MACHINES, Rota: ex. rzeun litioned and guaranteed. saving to you; only $5 down. ber. 3310 i8th’ st. n.w. Col. 1 ‘WOOD, seasoned oak; reasonable lengths: $14 and $16 cord, delivered. Munson, Arlington, Va, Olar. 219 : WOO! First-class seasoned oak, cut any ., 314 a cord, $8 half cord. Met. 0404. Jiporoushly d at a big ;:m W. Dau- ‘ESSEX COACH, 1028; see this for anb_'fl' terms, $66 do balance monthly, tires and motor O. K. Pohanka hfl‘fl.. 1126 20th st. n.w. _Norih 0347. ESSEX SPORT 1927 COUPE_Ne Efi tires, motor and ovnrytmn fine; only $! Nol Mot Co., 1111 18th st. n.w. FOI SPORT COUPE—Perfect Just like ne only $69 cash, bal year. 1111 18th st. n.w. FORD ENGINE relded, $1,80 Weldit_Co., 516 1st n.w. FORD 1930 convertible coupe. $400: 1939 Ford_ Fordor "sedan, 300 1839 standard coupe, well fender and trunk_rack, & See Mr. Barnes, 1 FORD SPORT, ROADSTER —Fine condition: e curtains, and aff extras: rumb oniy 363 Bargain. M ofan ‘Motor Con 18th st. n. FORD 1030 Hoadster, almost B 1,000 miles Tare buy in & Ford and tne rice is low at $396; terms. e Tyew Motor ‘0., 1509 14th St. N.W. Decatur 1909. FORD ROADSYER—Runs fine: gnry—m' Alto touring, 3$33. ~ Nolan Motor i ) DE LUXE COUPE, 1930—_Never been 18th st. n.w. Never closed. FORD DE LUXE COUPE, 1 ver out of Washington, just like brand-new car. Wiil sacrifice, $4803 terms to right Darty. Adams_6627. FORD 1027 COUPE_Fine mamon._-iE 80. Nolan Motor Co., 1111 18th st. uridays. TR Garetal ihtpection: oty 3143 Balance 13 months. Pohanka Serv "fl 20th_st. n.w._North 0347. TGt o 1 or DO NOT READ THIS. In Rooms 723-725 Tower Building you will find a complete set of modern office equip- ment, all or any part of which may be pur- chased le" prices. 100 All Other Rugs, 33% 2409 18th 8i. N.W. SPECIAL SALE OF GRAND PIANOS. We_are closing out the stock of an out- of. ler; who is retiring from business. A NEW §750 GRAND, NOW $495. Many ‘orher’ spleadia vibies ust How i gands, includine both colonial and super- ine pe 1s; trade in your old up- pian lance monthly. Nat. . w. KIMBALL BOATS. OUTBO! MOTOR, 14-horsepower Lock- TP saniel: coat $196. sell 3100, “Chris Frior, 1 Mufiau. 11th ST. N.W. LIVE STOCK AN_I) v bt H YOUNG COWS ANI young registe: bulls (. ARG 7 R_SEDAN, 1939—Four ¢ o fi on lllnd xrnm ‘which to make your selection. Various colors. All in fine condition. Oheck our price, $300, against b and_save a Eiberal Terma. Owens Moter o. 635 ave. FORD SEDAN, 1930, 1lke mew, ped: 380 under priced; 30 dave’ tree your ear balance to Liahacil chevisier ‘Con Thin & rd. se. Atlantic 4400, 930, 3 4400 on "time. 9415. FORD COUFE—30 Tor Thls Texlly oo TOFY 3 ey 33 New f‘:?l“. n.e. Open ° transportation. g n‘mm Tow 4l 9 p.m. 00 a2 § Sunday. “fifi%r.fl: s (m-!fl FORD 1930 interloe like