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The Washington times., 1927-01-10

Radio in oour home depends OF
. tuO tbings-Om reception and
reproduction. The most recent
developments in both these fields
are explained here simply and
clearly in @mssVer to a host Of
4UestiOnevs.
'I!HE questions that thousands are asking,
l. other thousands have answered. And this
is an opportune time for simple statement Of
facts, to clear up wide confusion of claims
and counterclaims.
How much must pay for radio sere" Such
aquestion is as indefinite as, How much must
/ pay for an automobile?
But How much must pay for radio ser-b
get tbe best? That question has an answer The
laboratories have proved the answer by ex-
haustive comparative tests, made with sharp
mechanical accuracy. And thousands of buyers
have found the same answer. They have made
their own comparisons before buying-znd re-
peated their own proofs daily, in their homes,
for many months.
Study the Radiola IS, and the RCA Loud
speaker 1o4-and you have the answer Read
the facts simply given here. Then go to any
RCA Authorized Dealer and check up these
facts with your own hearing. Ask any queS-
lions that still remain. Then you will know
what very remarkable things can be expected
of the best radio today. And you will endorse
with your own judgment the decision of many
as to the right sum to invest in radio.
1t will be an investment easily within your
means-on terms of payment arranged to suit
your convenience.
Why THE RCA Londsbeaker 1o4 is TIE
supreme musical achievement of
radio today
RCA Loudspeaker 1o4 was the first to intro
duec ~SliSm in radio reception.
1t was revolutionary when introduced it
is still revolutionary.
One of the secrets of its success lies in the dis
covery of new basic acoustical principle
and in the use of super-power simplifying tubes
and power drive from the lighting socket.
The Washington times., 1927-01-10

FIRST It's great sensitivty 1t is so sensitive that
radio broadcast reception can be obtained from
great distances without any aerial or outdoor
wire.
A coil wire, called loop, takes the place Of
the aerial: or the loop may be replaced by .
short length of indoor wire.
Thus, the super-heterodyne is particularly suit
able for use in apartment houses where the
erection of aerials is impracticable.
The sxper-beterOdyHe is supreme
in seIectiVity
In the matter of selcctivity, the supcr-hetcro-
dyne stands supreme. It's ability to receive from
one station to the exclusion Of all others is APP
preached by no other type Of receiver. The
ability to do this comes from novel feature of
the super-heterodyne circuit feature pecu-
liar to itself.
To simplify operation, the Super-heterodyne is
now provided with uni-control tuning mech
anism. With the movement of one control,
station after station is brought in
Another exclusive feature of the super-hetero-
QyuC 10 1GS SCAIC0-lu (OLISIIuCL1Ou 111C INC loop
and cover, and note the business-like, clean
cut appearance of the internal mechanism Ii
reminds you of multi-cylinder automobile.
This sealed-in construction, known as cat
acomb, is complete protection for all the
most delicate parts, keeping out all dampness,
moisture and dust.
The brOdUet of the combined research
ofRCA, General Electric
and Westinghouse
And to assure the finest possible clarity of
voice and music, this Radiola is matched to
the great broadcasting stations. It's transform
ers, tubes and all points of design that affect
tone quality are the product Of the same en-
gineers who designed the broAdcasting appa-
ratus.
Radiola Is and RCA LoudspeAker 1o4 arc also
synchronized TO one another engineered from
beginning to end in the same laboratories and
by the same engineers. With this combination
you have the supreme achievement of radio
today.
RCA Rsadio& 7S apa6 R6dioAsus, $3.50
RCA LOa&rAGlsr 1oh SMpkA &7Zs
A. R&k4aL &U
AMERICA
N FRANCISCO
The Washington times., 1927-01-10

Malcolm LaPrade and his tour of
Andalusia from WIZ was the usual
success, although one of the things
We waited for and didn't hear was
what this clever guide and enter
tainer would have to say of our pc,
bit of fairyland at where
one can dine or breakfast in wav
an expert like LaPrade would APP
prove.
MEBBE THIS
WILL BE NEWS
Hello, =. Radio Editor. This is
the A and p Company =. We're
going back on the air in Washing
ton :. Yep. j. .Aweek from Mon
day. :. That is--a week from to-
day.. -. WRC will let you know
about it officially later. Just
thought mebbe you'd like to know!
And that's that--because we
thought maybe all the radiotics
would like to know. Mebbe the
choir can now sing that old ballad,
absence Makes the Ink Flow
Faster" or something like that!
The Washington times., 1927-01-10
Fes=zT1
Answering two questions
thousands are asking

I How much must I spend to get the
: best in radio?
? What may l expect Of the best
radio today?
The Washington times., 1927-01-10

The power apparatus necessary for the aerua-
ticn Of this loudspeaker also contains all Of the
basic elements of the battery eliminator.
Thus, when connected to Radiola IS, through
the medium Of an AC Package, the power
unit in the RCA Loudspeaker 1o4 eliminates
all batteries and provides operation direct from
the Lighting socket.
When the Loudspeaker 1o4 is operated in con-
nectlon with sets other than Radicals, the
power unit in the speaker supplies B. battery
voltage; that is, it takes the place Of B. bat
teries.
The Loudspeaker 1o4 was not designed for re-
production in large halls and assembly rooms
1t was intended for use in apanTents and
homes.
While capable of great volume, it may be
operated at any volume but it should be borne
in mind that one of the chief factors contribut-
ing to its nSIf5n Of npwGSJiO1 is the amount of
power employed to actuate the instrument.
Yet it is decidedly economical in operation,
.Adebtad BY tie
leading bbO"cgrapb companies
1t was the first to catch the notes of the entire
musical scale, reproducing SO faithfully thai
the great phonograph companies employ it for
phonograph reproduction as well.
Remember RCA Loudspeaker 1o4 is not Just
loudspeaker. 1t is a loudspeaker plus power
ampliher, plus reetifying apparatus for the
elimination of batteries. Batteries would not
provide sufficient energy to operate the Loud
speaker 1914 satisfactorily. The power required
must be drawn from the lighting socket. And
its purpose is not mere volume, bat remark
able quality Of musical reproduction.
Why ME RadioIa 28 is by far the most
advanced in radio reception
The term super-heterodyne has carried an
atmosphere of magic for the past ten years.
In its original form it was complex labora-
tory device, not suited for mani ulation and
use on the part of those not technically trained.
RCA engineers took this complicated device,
simplihed it and produced one of the most eff
Gent broadcast receivers known to radio.
The popularity of the super-hcterodyne comes
from the following features:
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Star "Want Ad"
Branch Offices
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18TH and U sts.--J. $; Clemercea, phar-
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S2os f4th st.--colHnover Art and dc Gih Co.
I4th and Buchanan sts-hohpeis
14,h st. and Colorado ave. -- o'Donnen
32op 'MaR Mount Pleasant st.--Mount Pleasant
i7sbs a Go anS HeT Fd9ntca Cigar Agency.
sie. Csiifornia st-Harry J. Paul.
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2nd and Mass aysmPhillibpsS a pnaGmacs'
nth and X sts--Goldenberg's tune c'e'N
9Th and o sts.-smith's Cut: Rate Drug store
Ttb St and r. l. AVE-. French simpson Ir,1,acv
18th and NJ sts.-3L. Il T0r,tsrs PPhsTmacy.
Ca. ave and Rock Creek Church rd.--HocK
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s56o6S Ga. aye.-,;MoncH's Iha bp aaC;scv
1901 + st.--Morse Pharmacy
I905 Mass. ave.-Dupont Pharmacy; , s,ore
fla ave- Sn' and and 1st sly. Reiskn.
North Capitol ct. and r. l. aye.--farNe'
l722 Pa. ave.--J. Louis Krick:
R bsS and and ssuEss3bs, Phar%scy
$sIIss Gam. aye Jql,ts NeY Psan%acy
~ Prescription Pharmacy. u.rrv r
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.-h' -
eso5 Wisconsin ave.-wisconsin Ave- fnAr'
rakoma Park. $50 Cedar st. 1900 MattnSiS
Bros. Pharmacy.
,o.. GEoKGETOWN: pharmacy.
$So4 No NJ ~ sts;;1DnMosIglt an PRarmacy
Bali M st-Moskey's Pharmacy pbar.
wisconsin ave. and o st--Donoh"e
NORTHEAST.
ath and II Ets.--Home Drug Store'
HOT III Rt-fyarrnn'S Music SbOIe-
9TH St and Nd ave.--Louis F. Bradley
Ssrth1 cspi Md and
500 East Capitol st.--Estlow q Aa'e -''
East Cap and 9Th sts-Bielopss r PharpH,SSs sy
18th and East Cap. sts-lAncoih i"'A '''
sotR 8; and R. I. ave.-cOliins' Pharmacy
$500 i9th st.-Mayo's Pharmacy. Brookllsnd
4th and r. I. ave.-yohn g. Biggs FnS'
27oi 10th st.--Donohoe's Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST. o,o-a
sTS st and Pa aveqD9WT GsTs p PSsr macy
ian 81. and Pa. aSvHee.:-smy ser's Pharmacy; KY.
1907 Nichols ave-. Anacostia--Heaiys DruS
'0' SOUTHWEST.
10Th e and Va sye1 Herb s.ore Pharmacy
s% and R 4 fiscG SRSfs PR %9RD'
In wa.hnfNsdnni % and s SnaTEs f tns-
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HEIP----MAI.E.
HELP--MALE.
COMMERCIAL
REPRESENTATIVE
FOR
BRAZIL.

A prominent manufacturer of
talking machines requires the
immediate services of an Amer
lean, about 80 years of age, who
has travelled extensively in
Brazil and made a successful
sales record there; he must be
able to expertly speak and write
Portuguese.
Position offers excellent OPP
portunity for advancement.
Travelling expenses will be
paid, also adequate salary.
In reply fully outline COM
mercial experience, education
give references, etc.
ADDRESS NAB. P. o. BOX 3470.
PHILADELPHIA. PENNA.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.
In order to protect its adveer-
Users from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld, as far as pos
sible, by The Star. Only bona
fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers IN
care of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13
HEIP--FEMALE.

~'A 49, ~~>@
oughly experienced only consid-
cred. Creeron Millinery Co,
Ola 18th st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER, who has
heard of WILL DURANT and
who otherwise does not chew
gum. Position is in the office of
an advertising man and offers
an opportunity (really) to learn
the executive side of advertising.
Address Box lo7-M, Star office.
HOSIERY SALESWOMEN.
Experience, enthusiasm, pleas
ing personality, selling ability,
interest are the necessary re-
quirements for positions open in
our hosiery department. Excel
lent opportunities for permanent
work to those who qualify. Ap-
ply at once to personnel director
FRANK r. JELLEFF, INC,
1900 + ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13
MILLINERY
SALESWOMEN.

The services of experienced
millinery saleswomen are re-
quired for Our millinery depart
ment and the French salon; ex-
cellent positions for those pos
sessing selling ability and per
sonality. Apply to personnel
director, Frank R, Jelleff, Inc,
1216-122O F st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

COOK. colOred wants restaurant private
family or boarding house work. 1888 1tth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13
~--A----s--l-s----~
statesmen.

Exceptional Opportunity.
manufacturer rated AAAl. established
10 sell electrical machine specialties to estab-
lished merchants from large department
stores down to crossroads stores in District of
Columbia. Maryland and Virginia: our sales
for 1925 were 1907 over sales for 1929
our factory is working day and night shifts
TO fiji orders: the right man can earn So. 900
to $4,000 like our national sales force is
doing on commissions paid daily plus bonus
and prizes: $3.50 of our business is closed
from the leads furnished men in field from
national dealer magazine advertising and cir
culars mailed direct from our advertising
organic alton: our product is known all over
the country and world through our national
consumer advertising.
If you have proven sales record and the
determination q successful salesman requires
telephone Mr. w. J. Morrissey. Eastern Sales
Manager. Arlington Hotel. Monday and Tues
day only. between 10 and 8. for appointment
OFFICE ROW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

wv As'CA1-Ss
THOSE WITH. UNDEvELoPED TALENT
for drawing, large studio offers unusual
opportunity for practical training evening" n1ss
Dress are c? Bo3 siiN Star s . ofTlee DO
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY-1.LIdLL,
rensed lazy exp ped nermit cars
furnished coNoVER. West 3oBs Si2s
sEAU,TI,Y CULTURE: FULL COURSE, s5 20
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short essilg m sssa fo TRRSfoRoUgH Boyd
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mating to learn; telephone switchboard 3p-
e" fisfi 45SS c asS Oxford
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I1ESTTh.E65F TIA ~ RoovEk evenings
LEARN BEAUTY SHOP MANAGEMENT.
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lS,s so2 Sam star an o GRP' nome
BRIcKLAYERs. CARPENTERS AND BUILD
blue prints by new shortcut method. Write
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servatory. graduate and experienced teacher;
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PIANO INSTRUCTION -. EXPERIENCED
teacher; harmony and musical analysis: 81
hSur lesson; adults E1o preferred; all grades
LEARN TECHNIQUE OF VERSE WRITING:
Individual instruction evenings by university
graduate Miss KINCAID. 1871 II ST. NV.
TUTORING N MATHEMATICS AND
sonable rates. Mrs. CHANDLER. 1881. II
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLE ExPE.
ss ca Linz IT,
MEN. WOMEN. 10. UP. PREPARE FOR
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T Mff bepa ssa hsASk \
AUCTION BRIDGE TAUGHT BY YOUNG
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AUCTION BRIDGE CLASSEs-COACHING
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BE A BRICKLAYER.
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DAY A szsE FvFE 24RHs ff5sAssHs'
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BEAR IN MIND
that our Spring Term n. for our radio course r,,,
course covers 10 months. but students are
cDmnInta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

COOK (whitel. with 20 years experience
wants position. Address Box 27l-M. star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

SALESMEN-Two men, with
car preferred; our men make
$4,000 per week and better.
Apply 81 pm, c. f. Conner,
Burlington Hotel (direct sales).
SALESMAN. willing to work,
in the direct selling field; can
make unusual connection lead
ing to executive position in a
few months. Call Mr.. Fisher,
Annapolis Hotel, Monday morn
ing.
Statesmen TO SELL FROM
TRUCK PICKLES AND
CONDIMENTS; SALARY
AND COMMISSION; EX-
PERIENCED ONLY NEED
APPLY. HICKMAN & CO.,
1st AND L SITS. NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

COOK IN large or small family; experience
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

THE STRONGEST MULTI
PIE LINE INSURANCE
COMPANY IN THE WORLD
CAN USE TWO MORE
Statesmen AT THIS TIME ;
THOROUGH TRAINING ;
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR
MAN OF RIGHT TYPE TO
BUILD UP A SUBSTANTIAL
BUSINESS FOR HIMSELF.
ADDRESS BOX 176-M, STAR
OFFICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

Rooms and Apartments to meet any need and
purse are daily listed in the Classified columns OF
The Star. Read these advertisements and find place
to suit you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

HOUSEKEEPER or cook. white woman. for
small family: is capable of taking entire
charge of home: no objection to going IN
the country: references furnished. Address
Box 2Qa-M Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lHorAlunna L

COLoRED WOMAN wants washing for lady
or gentleman. at homo. Call or address ll2O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13
HELP--MALE.

.zTTTOMOBIIE sALEsMEN-we want 3 or :
Tirst-ciass auto ,salespen Experiences , i1 wash.
knaeStom for hustlers; a chance TO make Teai
money this year in the eptomopile az nus renlies
Strtetly confidential. Address Box Som. o'aF
Dfice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

hoy WANTED, not over 10 years oI1 "1nasa
10 work in electrical store. Apply A""'
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DRIVERS.

DRIVERS.
One hundred new taxicabs,
limousine type; self-starters.
Apply now and get good as
signment on roll. Good money.
YELLOW CAB CO.,
1893 10th St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

COLOhED GIRL wishes nursing or dish
washing no Sundays no nights Write or
call all week. 1912 goth st NV
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PERSONAL,


Will GIVE YOU $50 FOR NAME OF
homeseeker who buys from me. Have
homes for sale everywhere. Address Box
339-M. Star Office.
MUSIC FURNISHED FOR DANCES OR EN-
tertainment. Call evenings. after O'Clock,
North 4694-J.
LADY GOING 10 FLORIDA IN ONE WEEK
wishes two persons to accompany who can
help drive Ford Sedan. Potomac $3.50. Apt.
147.
UNIVERSITY WOMAN. WIDE TEACHING
ward pupils. Address Box 269-M. Star
UNIVERSITY WOMAN. WIDELY READ.
glad to read to shut-ins or discuss current
events. Address Box 29S-M. Star ONCE.
G. w. LAW STUDENT WILL GIVE PRI-
Yate instruction to High School students
dress Box IGN. Star office.
WILL GENTLEMAN WHO ASSISTED LADY
struck by Black and White taxi at goth and
Pa ave; Tuesday; Mafc h j. around pm.
EUROPEAN TOUR-wONDERFUL EURO-
pean trip I'd of July TO Goth OF August, on
Cedric and Majestic. seas. Includes ali in
side special trips by motors and by water
conducted by member of the League OF
American Pen Women. 1889 Eye 81. NV.
THROW AWAY YOUR ARCH SUPPORTS.
Al f TSor troubles sa come from wrong shoes
Conn. ave. Main ae2: col. ao9. Oes' iYV'
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CONDUCTED BY, experienced orEanizeg: SO
days: $40: 80 days 1855: excellent hctels:
i RSSRss pssai ss SSsS arranF'd Address
CONTINUED ON Next PaTe.J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

Broadcast your wants through the medium of
classified advertisements in The Star. The Star is
the Receiving Set in front of practically everybody
in Washington each secular evening and Sunday
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

SITUATIONS-DOM
ANY KIND OF WORK wanted: have d. G..
permit; know city. Call FIR. 4411-W.
APARTMENT TO CLEAN, wanted by neat
colored girl. Telephone Adams 1851.
BUNDLE WASHES. done at home, reason
ably; bring bundle: also days work. 1915
Church st.. Potomac 6453.
BUNDLE or family wash to take home or
days work. wanted by first-class laundress
7S1 Lamont st. NV. Phone Col. 7634-W.
CLEANING or days work. 1714 18th st.
COLQRED WOMAN. neat: Job days work
or doctors maid: no Sundays. Lincoln
8262-J. 6021 Lee ST. ne.
COLORED GIRL wants work. any kind
best ref. Col. 1878.
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HELP--FEMALE.
fC0ntinued.l

COMPANION--Refined woman desiring good
home to help take care of convalescent lady
erences exchanged. Address Box Com: star
Office. 13e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

LAUNDRESS. shirts q specially: will call for
tic 2057. 16s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-13

MIN 10 distribute advertising: 7 am. The
Gaff Co. 939 ID st, NV.
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Continued ON Next PaEs.J
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-27
FULL STOP IS
REQUIRED AT
STOP SIGNS
Arrests and Fines Will Follow
Further Violations of
City Ordinance

Watch your step at Sixth street
and Main avenue in the future, Mr..
Motorist, if you do not want to part
with some real cash at the police
magistrates office!
Strict enforcement of the ordin-
ance concerning arterial highways
was ordered by the city commission
Monday night and the police have
been instructed to arrest every driv-
er who fails to stop at a street in
tersection where a "stop" sign has
been erected.
Sixth street and Main avenue were
designated as arterial highways this
summer and "stop" signs erected
Since then the police have been
somewhat lenient, in order that driv-
ers might have time to become ac-
customed to the change, and those
who failed to stop at the intersec-
tions were given warning only. The
commissioners believe, however, that
the motorists have now had time to
get used to the change, and arrests
and fines will follow further viola
tions, they say.
The ordinance on arterial high
ways is very plain in stating that
cars must be brought to full stop
before turning on or crossing such
street and the police department
points out that slowing down the car
before crossing or entering an arter-
ial highway is not enough-the car
mrst be brought to full stop.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-27
GOTHAM GIVES
GENE WELCOME
Fans Tumultu0usly Jam Sta
tion, Clamor For Speech
Champion Greets Friends

New York, Sept. 27.-(R-Gene
Tunney returned to New York today
to receive a tumultuous "home town"
greeting from more than one thou
sand enthusiasts ut Grand Central
station. It took a flying wedge Of
special police to keep the heavy
weight champion from being rushed
off his feet by a wildly cheering
throng.
The train on which Tunney came
from Cleveland arrived at 1911, but
it was fully Is minutes before the
champion, arm in arm with Eddie
Eagan, ex-Yalc boxer, and Bernard
Gimbel Of New York was able to
work his way through the constant
ly increasing jam Of fans.
Tunney waved his hand ir reply
t. clamorous demands for q speech
and devoted his first few minutes to
greeting friends and newspaper men
clustered aboLt him.
When the c ,wd sur9eL in about
the champion, the Gordon of police
frightened and led IN underg ,u,.d
desh to the Biltmore otei, from
where TCnney was escorted to th ;
office Of his manager, Billy Gibson,
for interviewing purposes