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New Britain herald., 1928-12-28
TEX TO DISCLOSE
HIS PLANS TODAY
Dopesters Have Sriblins Meet.
Ing Sbarkey in Miami

Miami. Fla. Dec. IS P'-Tex
Richard had d secret TO disclose in
Miami today.
1t was that ". l.. Noung) strib-
ling of Macon, Ga. Will meet Jack
Sharkcy of Eost on about February
IS at Miam' Beach. and that Jack
Dempsey Will see the fight as IA
means of deciding whether he will
meet the winner.
or course. the New York pro-
moter may have the cards stacked
another way: and there is the NOR
al support of Mianians he will in
terNleW yet TO be considered. but
unless douccs are wild the thing IS
settled.
En- route 20 Miami last night,
Richard choke1 off the Jacksonville.
fla.. sporting fraternity with \
statement that he would disclose his
secret in Miami at 3 y. m. TODAY
and no sooner. However. he let tho
s"rlbes know that he had "signed
three fighters. Striblinc, Sharkey and
Pauline tzcu1un Of Spain
So, tho scribes brilliantly figured
1t all out, Sharkoy's manager an
nouncod that tho Boston roh had
signed: IA StrihinS said his aero
battle son would 60 10 Miami 10
train on January IS and Dempsey
left Salt Lake City with Jerry Lu-
Nad's, his trainer. yesterday.
As for the Dempsey corner of
tho triangle. Richard had this to
say, somewhat more definitely tina,
his previous statements:
II don't know Dcmpscy's plans
but il he thinks he can whip .hn
winner Of the Miami fight. believe
he will go in tho ring acain. If
not, he probably viii stay in re-
tircmcnt."
All Of which gave rise to sperIla-
ton AS 10 the part raulno might
play later. Tho Stribling Sharkev
bout is down as ono OF Richards
heavyweight elimination bouts. II II
actually has been arranged. n
! z"udun also gets in ono Of thrso
fights. Richard could put him UP
against either Dempsey or the vim
nor Of tho Miami Beach cnrouutcr-
he has several good alternatives.
Richards announcement today may
really disclose n secret insofar as he
already has said he has signed
'1hrec fighters"
Tho New York sports imprcsario
said ~ Jacksonville that he would
ask no local backing for tho fight
on the beach. hut would interview
hiamiaNs as to their moral support
Something may fit in on that point
since the Boston announcement said
Shovk"y had boon guaranteed $780,
600 with privilege of - per cent
of tho gate receipts.
This detail also cor forms tn Pa
Strihluc's announce ureut NJ Macon
Ga. recently that Richard wanted
tn" George rearh number two to
outer I'll" ring at Manu- Beach for
the little end Of tho purse.
Richards party WAS duo carly 90
day while Dempsey VII not arrive
for two days. IF the former cham
plon decides to return 10 the ring he
VIII go back to california for train
ing. hut he is bringing along Jerry
1.u,a1is on his journey from Salt
Lake City.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28
Rockefeller Reported
In Big Real Estate Deal

New York. Dec. IS R@Ihe New
York Times says today that 1t has
formed from most reliable author
ity" that John D. Rockefeller. Jr..
has taken title to nearl. three whole
blocks of property between 18th and
5lst streets and Fifth and Sixth ave-
uucs in a record real estate deal.
The property is 10 include site
for the new Metropolitan Opera
house and the purchase price was
said 10 have been more than $780,
GOO. 900.
The title was held by Columbia
university. Formal announcement
of the transa ction is expected from
pr. Nicholas Murray Butler within
the next few days.
Flans for the new Metropolitan
Opera House call for q site In the
block between 4oth and 5oth street,
with a spaciou, plaza in the center
of the block. Tentative plans PRO
vide for an underground parking
space for about 1000 automobiles.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28
him under &nv circumstances

him under any circumstances.
Dempsey put Sharh.y out OF the
running for Gone Tunney's crown q
short time before the cA- champion
met Tunney at Chicago but as far
as was known here Dempsey has not
been considered seriously as a pos
sible referee and Buckley's protest
was regarded as one OF the routine
gestures OF the preliminary ballyhoo.
Sharkey started comeback here
recently by gaining the decision in
an unlmpr.SSisr encounter with
Arthur DE kuh, third rater from
New York city.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28
DAzzY Vance LED
LEAGUE PITCHERS
Brooklyn Mound Ace Won %
Games and Lost 10 in Season

New York, Dec. IS UP)-Na-
tional league pitching honors for
1928 go to Dazzy Vance. ace of the
Brooklyn pitching staff. official
records relea sed here showed today.
Vance wound UP the 1928 season
with an earned run average OF :,os
per nine innings, and finished far
ahead Of other pitchers Of the cir
cult. Sheriff Blake. Chicago. next
in line. had an average Of :4s
earned runs.
Further proof of Nance's ability
was shown in the record OF games
won and lost. Dazzy won 80 and
lost 10 games for a percentage Of
.sss. Only three National leaguers
did better.
The past season was Vance's
seventh as major Lacquer and his
record Of zoo strikecuts for the year
resulted in his seventh consecutive
league strikeout ampionship.
Over that reriod Of time Vance
famed 1.'ss opposing hatterA
Larry Benton. Giants star. led the
league in games won and lost with
% wins. p defeats and percent
age OF 1875 Jess Haines. Of the
Cardinals. was second. with a record
of 20 won and s lost. percentage
IFS. Fred F'itzsimmons Of the
Giants also won 90 games but lost
one more than Haines and finished
third with a $40 percentage.
Two pitchers discarded during the
last two years by the New York
Giants. turned in fine records with
other teams.
Furleigh Grimes. in the uniform
of Pittsburgh. tied Benton for the
most victories. with IS. but lost ~
and finished with percentage Of
.e41 and an earned run average OF
go.
Art Nehf whom the Giants un-
conditionally released two years ago.
was third in the league earned run
column with an average OF c.64.
He also won Is and lost I games
for the Chicago Cubs.
Grimes was the Iron Man Of the
season. taking part in IS games and
pitching 33l complete innings. He
faced 1877 batters--more than any
other pitcher--and allowed the most
tuns. 146. Only 10 Of these runs
were earned.
BENTON tied Grimes for the most
complete games during the year.
Each went the route, IS times. Fob
McGraw Of Philadelphia. finished
the most games. 90: and Eddie
Brandt OF Boston lost the most
games. II. besides allowing 1:7
earned runs, more than any other
pitcher,
Red Lucas of Cincinnati and Vic
Coueeney Of Brooklyn tied Vance
and Blake for the most shutout vic
tories with four each.
An interesting feature Of the sea-
son was the effective mound work
of old Grover Cleveland Alexander.
dean Of the National league hurlers.
who completed his 18th season.
Alexander won Is games for ST.
Louis. losing but =. and maintaining
an earned run average of 5.s6. He
finished stl in games won and lost.
and 18th in earned runs
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28
Jack Fields to Meet
Tommy Elks Tonight

Hollywood. Cal. Dec. IS 'H1Jack
Fields Los Angeles spcedster VINO
has all but reached the champion
ship rung Of the welterwcight ladder
this year. tonight steps into the ring
against Tommy Elks, agsressl>'
Arizona Mexican.
Fields who punched young Jack
Thompson helpless. short TIM
after the San Francisco negro had
knocked out Joe Dundee. king Of the
welterwejghts. and who crushed the
little hopes Of Sammy Baker. Ne"
York's challenger by two-round
knockout here. is favored by DE-
cisivc odds over the Arizonian.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28
Will Make Another Try
At Flight to Sweden

Bradford. Fs Dec. Is R>-Anoth-
or attempt to fly from Rockford. ILL.,.
70 stockholm, Sweden. will be made
Nv Parker Kramer and bert Has
sell, who we're lost for two weeks IN
Greenland on a similar attempt this
wear, Kramer made the announce
ment last night. The fight will
start about the middle OF June.
Kramer asserted. and the route will
he the same as that traversed last
summer. Hassell is now In Rock
ford arranging for the financing Of
the trip.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28
MILL FAY INTEREST

rortaleza State Of Cera, Brazil,
Dec. IS Pl-The state government,
has taken steps to pay interest on
sinking fund loan contra ctcd In
the United States through a Now
shouirg that to April - payments
reached $1"1 700. OF this amount
$40 viii pay tho interest for
1s"A-cs while sso,ono will pay the
current interest.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28
nothing to his mental dtsa opoint.

nothing to his mental dtsaopoint.
ment.
Loss Of the former California hack
will be felt by the Nesterners. Mar
Gus is recognized ss the BEST man
on the squad for power avs AMI
could generally ha counted on 10 de-
liver in any emergency.
Morton kaer. the great u. s. c.
star and All american. las &C.
cepted an invitation to fill Marcus
shoes and he will be in the west
backfeld at the kickoff.
Coaches Babe Hollnssberry and
Buck Bailey of the westornnrs have
their men ara we'll aware
Of the caliher OF The eastern squad
and are not taking their opposition
TOO lightly.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28

Atlantic city. Dee. IS Up Soma
tor-elect William S. Ware. OF Penn
s,l>ana. who has been recovering
from a paralytic attack at his sum-
mer villa here will leaN. this after
noon for Florida.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28

No. II Of the Saskatchewar
Wheat Pool at Port Arthur. o.
tario-cf 5000. ono bushels capaci;'
went into operation recently.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28

Frankly. we have never seen VIII
liams play. We don't know what his
worth a. 4 basketball player is. Our
information on him leads US to be-
lieve that he is star but not a
second McElwain. To our minds.
McElwain was the best player We
have had here in years.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28

Williams will play his first game
for New Britain Saturday night.
Manager Clarence Lanpher has
stated that he is here for tryout
and IL he doesn't go right, another
will he here for the double header
with Bristol next Tuesday. The fans
Of this city should give Williams
chance. Everyone expects break
and in all fairness, the time to-
Judge his capa hilities as a court per-
former will he after the game next
Saturday night.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28
s p e ak
Of Sports

No man 10 ever convicted until he
IL found guilty but quite = number
of local basketball fans are judging
4 player before he is even seen. IN
the case of the advent Of Pop" Will
liams to the local team. From all
oualified reports. We have been in
formed that Williams is a crack
player who should fill III nicely with
the local quintet.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28

Manager Lanpher's worries center
on how he il going to line his men
up, Williams will most probably
draw the center position with
Jimmy Zakzewski shifting to for
ward. II this doesn't work. another
combination will be tried out. Shee-
han Is q capable forward and he
may get the forward court assign
ment. Lesry will remain in guard.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28

Joe Potts. captain-elect OF the
football team next season. is being
tried out at guard. and Bill Ross,
also a football man. Is being worked
into q forward position. Coach CAS-
.idv IL getting ready for the whole
sale graduation Of his court per-
farmers in February.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28

Many failed to respond 10 Nc
Elwain in his first game here. This
feeling was overcome when he was
watched more closely. If Williams
proves to be a flop, then there will
be no harm done. At the present
time, he IL the best bet for New
Britain and Manager Lanpher has
taken the right slant in signing him
up for the team.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28

Fred Jean will certainly be set to
hand the locals = wallopine and he
ana his mates will Ia at their best
for the game. The contest. II 1t is TO
be a duplication OF last Tuesdays
encounter, will be a pippin.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28

So many of the fans are pannlns
the newcomer before he has even
arrived that it Is question OF
whether they are just "chronlc
crabs or are just talking words.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28

His work at the Conn Aggies
stamped him as one OF the best
intercollegiate players Of last sea-
son. Just because he failed to score
in q recent game doesn't mean to
say that he can't play basketball.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28

New Years night. Bridgeport will
he back In this city. New Britain and
Bridgeport are tied in second place
At the present time and Waterbury
leads the peck. Tuesday nights
game will be one OF the most I'M
portant OF the present season for
the local club and for Bridgeport.
for that matter.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28

Providence plays here Sunday
afternoon. This 10 the team that just
lately has been transferred from
New Bedford. ON il sre kid" Dug
gan. Archie Muirhesd and others
who are we'll known to local fans.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28

Although Herman Schmarr is now
4 member OF the high school squad.
he will not be eligible for the orst
rame. Louis Landino at this time IS
Ineligible and it IL understood that
Ikowitz also. who is being groomed
for center, is on the barred list.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-28

We discovered last night why It is
that the polo team on which the two
Pierce brothers are playing likes 20
we'll to trim New Britain and trim
the local team bad. The entire rea-
son Ia because of the fact that Earl
Pierce was let out Of the picture last
season by Manager Frank Nc
DcnouEh. In revenge. Pierce likes
to beat New Britain and he was
soreiy disappointed last night.
Evening star., 1928-02-03

I>spa - the tongue. mother. If
foAieds u IS sure sign that xoIr
litiie ones sfomaeh. liver aud bnmeis
n.ed gentle. thorough cleansing At
oHcc
"h'n per}isif. cross. li.iiess, pale.
dofsnf sleep, doesn't eat, Or aci
naturally, ~ II ieyerish. stomach sour.
breath bad; has stomach ache. sore
ibroat. djaTfboea full ol cold. gi4e
tea.poouiul III z aIiiofuja Isg Syf,iv"
aud ~ . ieW hours all the foul. coi-
stlpaisd waste. uudige sled iood and
sour bic gently moves out ni The
lti'c bowels without gripping and YOU
have well. playful elaild agA,n
! f3u HefdH eoax sick children 10
tabe tbls harnilrss, unity laxative -
tiley oye is delicious taste. aud it
aj*ats nakfs them iseI spIfndld
Ask your druggist for bottle 0i
Z aiiinfnia ji2 syrup" uhich has
dHecijGns t)f babies. Children ii i'll
age and tor Rrc~n-ups pIs'nIy on
the hp''je xtfasfe al cosinisrisns
sold here - he .nre t"" uc, ,he
Evening star., 1928-02-03

8 pm. - Alice 3. Harvey. concert
pianist.
$3.50 p.m-"Washington's Coming In
dustrial Exposition" by Dorsey w.
Hyde. jr.
GAS p.m.-Bernard A. Young. BARI
tone, accompanied by Margaret Bowie
Grant.
COS pm.-"Pythianism. and What 1t
Stands For" by Edgar Snyder.
9:l5 pm. - Arthur Jordan music
forum. presenting a quartet from the
Washington National Opera Company
also high spots from FRANKIE Harling's
new American opera. "A Light From
st. Agnes"
1915 p.m.-News flashes.
WRC-Radio Corporation Of America
(468.5 Meters).
3:15 p.m.-Studio program.
$3.50 pm. United States Marine
Band Orchestra.
4:45 pm Beginners Course IN
French" by Philip Molt.
S p.m.-Archie Slater and his or
chestra.
p.m.--Waldorf- Astoria Orchestra.
$50 pm.-Motion picture guide.
6:35 pm. - Waldorf Astoria Or
chestra.
Z -Mayf1ower Orchestra.
8 p.m.-Cities Service Concert Or
chestra and Cavaliers.
pm.-Correct time.
Whittall Anglo-Persians
$50 p.m-Lord Calvert Ensemble
10 pm.-The Palnolive hour.
II Weather forecast.
Early Program Tomorrow.
6:45 a.m.-Tower health exercises
8 am-Federation morning deVo'
tions.
8'l5 am.-Parnassus Trio.
$50 to 8:45 am-Cheerio.
11:15 am.-Radio Household Insti'
tute.
1870 am-Studio program.
1855 am-Arlington time signals
l2 noon-Studio program.
1890 pm - Waldorf Astoria Or
cheStra.
las pm.-Foreign policy luncheon.
Evening star., 1928-02-03
LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1928
standard time Meters the left OF call letters hocycl
a4..s--wM 40. woI Chirovo--,,;o

ac.5-WM A0W0J Chirago--6:O
9:00--Same "a WiR -. hnurs,,
:o0--General Motors Orchestra.
:i0--t'hamher Music Players.
.O0-BismarCk Serenadrrs &. huursl
i?s.3-WIW Cincinnati---:GO
3O--RuclS a.hye Lady
S'3h--Whtr Rock Crusaders.
a:00-Wiigiry review
IL .00--0r,hestrs.
Wi.:--W>N Cincinnati--SaO
S;oo- Cav alters
10 W-Pllmolive hour
III .oc--Dancr music.
3a0.s-WTAM Cle,eland--;so
\ O0--Cavaltcrs
observation-disclosures
93n-l.a France Orchestra.
10 oo-Palmoii"e uour.
a,i-WFAA Dalh,--s3O
y S0o--Csvalnf,s
10 .00--Palmoiive hour
3:iS-WOC Davenport 800
: ,ah--t hanticipprs
g;o0-Aug 10 -Pers,ans
a:3'.-I.a France Orchestra.
10 n0--Palniohve hour
a35 i-WHO Dfs Moincs--,,GO
S;0a--Stutio program
a:3o--l.a Frame Orchestra
10 .nn-Palmo'lrp no'r
i":00-Tea Room Orchestra.
aiO.0-wtNwIR Dctroit-,'so
a0o-wrisley review
IL 0o---OrcheStra.
10 3u--Statlc
a3".:-MWJ Dettoit-s5o
.n0-MIchlgan night
Aug 10 -Prrsians
10 0:0o-Palmoliye hour.
a99..-WBAP Fort Worth h--G00
. 0n--Aneio Pcrs,ans
";oo--Popuiar rpduest numbers.
36i.:-WtDS jefferson City--S3O
S,0o-Radio Bible class
q a'oi- Address.
H1o-Pionecr music.
3:0:-WDAf Kansas City--aI0
7O0-Srhooi of the Air.
S00--.Cavaiiers
H:Wi-Angi iu PrrSiauS
10 Oo-Palmulive hour
:939-WTM1 Miiwaukcc-1.O:O
a:oo-Ancio pcrs,ans
10 '0n-Pamotye hour
|. .00-Org aniogue
40a.:-WCCO Minnrapoiis-Si. Paul-.iO
9:o0--S, Paul Association.
90 --taVahers.
;oo-Angio Pcfsians.
5OS..-WOW Omaha-59O
observation-disclosures
9;3t-l.a France orchestra.
10 oo-Palmolive hour
a99.:-WOAi San antonio--G00
10 :0o-Musical nroEram
ii .00-Dance music,
5a5.I-kSD ~. Louis--35O
n0-Cavallcrs
H.00-Ane 10 Persians
10 00-Paimoliye hour.
3tS.6-kvOO Tulsa--S6o
l0-Cavaliers
06---Noea' program
10 OO-Palmolive hour.
WESTERN.
3j?9-kOA Drnyer-9?O
S,3o-Dinner concert.
9.6i-Sunday school lesson.
10 'a0--De Molay Band.
Evening star., 1928-02-03
Local Radio Entertainment
Friday, February 3, 1928.

NAA-Washington Navy Yard A34.5
Meter3),
3:45 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
1855 pm.-Arlington time signals.
1905 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
WRHF - American Broadcasting Co.
1924 Meters).
$50 pm.-"The Land of Nod" con-
Quoted by Miss Evelyn Reichard
$50 p.m.-Weekly resume OF District
Government affairs by James E. Chinn.
p.m.-Dinner concert.
$3.50 to pm.-Musical program.
Early Program Tomorrow
10 a.m.-Recipes for Sundays dinner
by Betty Brewster.
1920 a.m.-Fashion hints by Mar
garet White
1890 a.m-DeMoll's half hour Of
music.
Ii to 1880 am. Advertisers period
OF music.
WTFF-The Fellowship Forum t2O2.6
Meters).
7:30 p.m.-Honolulu Serenaders
pm.-Kallipolis Grotto Orchestra.
$3.50 p.m.-Talk by Representative
Brand Of Georgia
8:45 pm.-Program by the United
States Marine Corps of Quantico. Va
9:45 p.m.-Mrs Hazel Down Wilson
contralto
10 p.m.-"This Old World" by G. c
Alexander.
1918 pm-The White Rose Enter.
tainers OF the Mount Rainier Klan
No 81.
10:40 pm. - Program by Jimmy
Rogers.
WMAL-Washingto Radio Forum
i241.8 Meters).
pm.-News flashes.
7:l5 p.m.-Talk on The City Club,
by Edward Brashears
7:20 pm. - Dangers of Frenzieo
Finance" by Louis Rothschild. direc-
tor washington Better Business Blu.
reau.
7:30 pm.-Supper dance program by
Collins Washingtonians
Evening star., 1928-02-03
Asks $4,000 Damages.

william Carey, a minor. 10 years old.
has filed suit In the District Supreme
Court to recover $4,000 damages from
Guy M Neeley, 4609 Fifteenth street.
for alleged personal injuries. The by
vas crossing the street August Is 1924
on New jersey avenue between Warr.e,
and O streets. when struck by trlcI
eaid to have been operated bv the de-
fendant. He Is represented by A.:cr-
neys James A. O'Shea and Anna Conkc
Evening star., 1928-02-03

WDrknsn eafsgsting for sH arcade 81
peteffcrplgh EIglauG gteenijY f0uud
hfsSfc in me cfnter - NiGne wall
h48sI sk1Il bs.c u Dt @! the n.edasYs
period
Evening star., 1928-02-03
NURSE GETS $4,000.
EDjt for Damages Following Fell
Goes undefended

4 verde, for al0gG0 o.nages yas
Tf'Nfnfo Dy jury ~ The District s4-
Ijfen2f Court Djosy IN fseof u ksunjs
IN Ehfpf4ero. = ng1Se, 1897 Vermont
avenue against T@njsnin r. AIRING
ton lliS U street for personal IN
JUries
While living ~ tie defendant's i
property al I5ss Riitenhouse street
fug4si ~. 1872 she says she fell
through lie flooring ~ Doych and
slftsif4se s@rIy9g injury The defend
sp' !ai'cc ~ fpDesf ~ f.f trial The
pslniiT vas represented by Attorneys
J Franklin Wilson snd II A Hughes
Evening star., 1928-02-03
BOY ENABLED TO WALK
FOLLOWING OPERATION
Kiwanis Club Hears of Benefit
Given Sufferer Trough Aid


The story Of how 4-year-o!d colored
boy who short time ago had to depend
on crawling as his only means of loco
nation has been enabled to walk In an
upright position due to orthopedic
treatments and brace furnished him
through the Kiwanis Club. was related
In report by James B Evans, chair
man of the clubs orthopedic and well
fare committee. at a luncheon OF the
rlub In the Washington Hotel yesterday.
An operation was performed on the
boy by DR.. Gusts Lee Hall who cooper
ateS with the club in the treatment OF
OF thopedic cases. Mr.. Evans stated. Mr.
Evans also told of several other cases
receiving treatment at the present time
through the direction of the commit
tee
The sum OF S14.962 was named in ad-
vance as the amount of receipts and cX-
penditureS expected for the club dur
Evening star., 1928-02-03

a6S.5-kfI Los Angeies-6tO
II .00--Wrislry review
/" 00-P3ckard Symphonette.
l:0na--Vircinia Mccoy.
tiG i-kHI Los Angelrs-."O
|" 0a---I.iGht opera hour.
noa--Trorhadours
336.9-kNN Ias AnrpIes--S9O
10 .3o--fourtesy program i2,5 hours,
y .U0a--DanCe music.
3Si.t-kGO Oakiand--:SO
l. ,no-~Nhlte Rock concert
l";;.na--Memory Lane.
.00a-Dance music.
sOa."-kIN 0akiand--59a
II n0-opera hour.
l" .u0--Orchcstra
i9i.j-KGW rortland-6iO
q nn--GoI,ien West Girl
30a-Hoot Owls
a5t.3-KFRC San Francisco-66O
oo-Sky-Way Journeys.
.oOa-Dance music {" hoursi
s?:.3-KPO San Francisco-si0
n;:;n-0rsan: violin
0n-N. n. c. program {. houts,.
,oOa-Dance orchestra - hoursi.
3iS6-kIR SeattIe-S60.
l 3n-Musi"ai program
Guidance music - hoursl.
3s0."-kH0 Spokane-SIO
II ,00-Macic Isle
l" ,3a-Mcmory Lane
Evening star., 1928-02-03

ing the present year. In a report SUBJ
nitted ky George o. Vass. chairman OF
the clubs budget committee.
Eugene M Weeks, president OF tne
Kiwanis Club of Lawrence. Mass. and
Mort Longnecker. president Of the XII
wants Club OF Winchester. Ind, were
guests at the Luncheon. Radford
Moses. president of the Washington XII
wants Club. presided.
Evening star., 1928-02-03
CIVIL SERVICE TESTS.

Five Posts 70 Be Filled BY
Examinations
TIE Civil Eerf.ce Commission today
announced open competitive ezamit,s.
iiofs 70 I'll vacancies in the following
positions
Gpclsi yorke, fpsychla:r:r) a. 1890.
junior social |orLer a. 81 $40. Veterans
Bureau
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