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The Washington times., 1930-01-18
CITY SYMBOLIC.
Of j. s. SEEN :.
BY HOOVER.

"A continuous study Of the
character and probable growth Of
this city with intelligent anticipa-
ton of such growth, is today q
first necessity Of city progress
and Of the great national func.
ton Of our Capital" were words
used by President Hoover in his
message read at last nights meet
ing Of the National Parking and
Planning Commission at Consti.
tuition Hall.
1T Is our ambition" said the
President. ITO make q great and
effective city for the seat of our
Government, with a dignity, char.
acter and symbolism truly repre-
sentative Of America"
Governors Speak
Governors Pollard and Ritchie,
Of VirginiaN and Maryland, and
Col. U. s. Grant Sd, Director Of
Public Buildings and Parks, also
spoke. The addresses were illus
trated by q large array OF slides.
maps and other exhibits.
Secretary Of the Treasury Mel
lon, District Commissioners
Dougherty and Ladue md q num-
ber Of Senators and Representa-.
tives attended with the members
Of the State legislatures Of Vir.
ginia and Maryland, members of
the Society Of Landscape Archi-
tects and the American Civic AS
Sociation.
Maryland TO Aid
Frederic A. Delano, chairman Of
the commission, presided, and In
troduced the speakers. Governor
Ritchie pledged Maryland's fullest
cooperation In the development
Of the Greater Washington.
Governor Pollard Of Virginia
said the Arlington county zoning
commission and Virginia park and
planning commission were work.
ing with the National Parking and
Planning Commission. He said
that in his recent message to the
Virginia legislature he had recon-.
mended that all necessary laws be
passed to facilitate a realization
Of the Greater Washington
scheme.
The work Of widening the
Washington-B Baltimore Boulevard
between Laurel and the District
line to 40 feet will be started
this spring, Governor Ritchie
stated, adding that he expected
the work to be completed before
the end Of next summer.
The governor expressed salts.
faction at plans for the estab.
lishment Of an airport for Wash
ington near Rockville, Md, and
announced that "the appropriate
State departments and myself
would like to cooperate in &C.
complishing this In any way we
possibly can"
The Washington times., 1930-01-18
WOODLANDS STATING

The WOODLANDS are eager to
slate basketball contests with I'M.
limited teams Phone Manager
Pop" Wood. Clarendon 925.
The Washington times., 1930-01-18
TUCKER
DIES At 83 Of
HURT |NFALL

|. NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 1S-The
Right Rev. Beverley D. Tucker
So, one Of the most widely known
Episcopal ministers in the South
and bishop Of the diocese Of
southern Virginia, died last night
in G. Norfolk hospital as the re-
suit of complications resulting
from a fall several weeks ago.
Bishop Tucker was born in
Richmond, Va. Much Of his early
education was received at Geneva,
Switzerland, while his father was
United States counsel at Liver
pool.
Was Soldier ut IL
At the outbreak Of the Civil
War young Tucker was IS years
old. EnliSting in the Confederate
army, he, participated in several
engagements around Richmond
and was at the Appomattox sur
render with General Lee, who was
q close friend of the family.
Entering the Virginia Theologi.
cal Seminary near Alexandria,
after the war, young Tucker was
graduated in 1873 and was or
dained to the Episcopal ministry
by Bishop John Johns.
Only July q. 1875, the Rev
Tucker was married to Anne
Maria Washington, the last child
born at Mt. Vernon. Nine sons
and four daughters all Of whom
survive, were born to the couple
The Rev. Tucker became bishop
Of southern Virginia upon the
death Of Bishop Randolph. IN
1918.
Four Sons In Ministry
Surviving Bishop Tucker are
the following children:
The Rt. Rev. Harry st. George
Tucker, D. D., bishop Of Virginia
the Rev: Beverly Tucker. D.. D..
rector Of st. Paul's Church, Rich
mond: the Rev. Herbert Nash
Tucker, rector Of st. Paups
Church, Suffolk: the Rev. Fran
els Bland Tucker, rector of st
Johns Church, Georgetown, d
c.; DR.. Augustine w. Tucker
head Of st. Luke's Hospital
Shanghai, China; Ellis Tucker, a
teacher at the Shanghai Institu
tion; ]. Randolph Tucker, a law
yer, of WEIGH, w. Va; Richard
B. Tucker and Lawrence r
Tucker. in business in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Winthrop Lee. Brookline
Mass: Mrs. Luke White. Mont
clair, N. j.: Mrs. Malcolm Grit
fin. Bedford, and Mrs. Ills
Tucker, of Norfolk.
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The Washington times., 1930-01-18
FOlJR.GR|FFS
!. RECEIVE
SLASH
BY DAVIS ). WALSH

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 N1.N d0J -
n you care to accept the evidence
being furnished today by some Of
Americans outstanding letter car
riers, major league baseball II
nally has traded in its famous
fountain pen-the thing that
wrote lavishly in millions during
the golden postwar era-for the
surgeons scalpel, the thing that
tfecimates, removes; in brief, sub
tracts. The latter, they say, writes
q very unsatisfactory cheQue. You
can read what 1t says, but you
can't eat what 1t won't buy.
For instance, Mr.. DaZzy Vance,
who consented to live a life Of ease
and refinement on salary Of $2S,
600 last year, has been asked, they
say, to accept a salary Of $4,000
this year, with the privilege Of
taking less, If he wants it,
It is understood, too, that Mr.
Buzz Mcweeny, who buzzed not
neither did he bizz, has been cut
from $4,000 to $4,000, which
seems fair enough in view Of the
fact that McWeeny finished the
1929 season with an earned run
average Of 6.10 per games
R'he got any worse than
that, they would have to
charge him admission to the
park.
They also say that four mem
bers Of the washington Senators
have been amputated where the
receiving teller meets the trade
One Of them Is said to have been
irving Hadley, the pitcher. and ]
suspect another of being Mr.
("Goose") Goslin. The Goose
may have hung high last year, but
not high enough to suit CLARK
Griffith, who owns the ball club
A telegraph pole might have done
but they say Griff was looking tol
q California redwood.
Outside Of the fact that George
Ruth, alias Herman, Is busy play
ing $S5, ,0OO-or-no-count with The
Yankees. the situation in New
York may be said to be reason
ably tranquil. The Yanks, 1t i
understood, have taken Pennock's
$4,000 salary and run 1t into 9
deficit and Hoyt is supposed tt
labor in reduced circumstances
too.
The parade, Of course, has
gone to PennOck definitely
and he probably will take his
cut in the spirit In which 1t is
offered, this being the spirit
of the Bronx, IS follows:
''PhOOey to you, tOO."
Nothing has been heard from
Hoyt, relative to his being too
busy burying his dead over II
Brooklyn to bother with shoe
shine money at the Yanket
Stadium, but the squawk doubt
less has been aired already anc
probably will arrive here in the
average travelling time from
Brooklyn.
AS for Ed Roush, he drew
$4,000 for three seasons with
the Giants and would haye beer
reasonably cheap at $2,500. They
will strike q balance somewhere
In between these sums, not toe
far from the latter and not too
near the former.
Anyhow, baseball L. being very
firm about this salary thing thli
year. Firm, you know, but diplo
matte.
"Congratul atious," it says
politely, 1--WE have only cut youl
salary in half"
The Washington times., 1930-01-18
LIEUT.. SHlLT TO TALK

Lieut.. Noble G. Shit will lee.
ture Monday at $50 p. m. to the
District of Columbia Air Legion,
at 1919 F st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1930-01-18

The parade, of course, has
gone to PennOck definitely
and he probably will take his
cut in the spirit in which 1t ls
offered, this being the spirit
of the Bronx, rs follows:
"PhOOey. to you, too"
The Washington times., 1930-01-18

Yf'he got any worse than
that, they would have to
charge him admission to the
park.
The Washington times., 1930-01-18
EXPERIENCED
SALESMAN.

oA LES Nj IN.
We have an opening In the regular ad.
vertising sales staff of this paper for one
good salesman. a or 20 years of age: must
be aggressive. clean and willing to work
an unusual opportunity for you to break
into the highly paid advertising field: salary
and commission. See Mr.. Scott before 10
a. M. room 201. Times-Herald Bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-11

FORD SPORT COUPE; Al condition. good
tires. mechanically guaranteed; dent miss
this chance to save money: only 1865. Til
angle Motor Co. 2 New York ave. Open
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tactics communications and In all those drills and
duties that best be taught aboard ship. Before
breakfast, which comes at bells the first cassmen
are busy Shooting the sun" and receiving other
practical instructions in the science of navigation
that they studied from books at the academy. Under
the watchful eye of their tutor, the commissioned
officer Of the watch they take charge the bridge
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the starboard watch" Every eight bells. or four
hours the watch is changed The routine duties
of a sailor including the well known scrubbing
of decks and woodwork, must be diligently practiced
nv the youngsters" The second caSsmen and
members of the first class are assigned to posts OF
trated training in practical gunnery navigation fleet
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its ad.
vertisers from receiving circular
matter. it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
natter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-11

At the completion of each academic year at the
classes embark on vessels Of the feet for three
months practice cruise. On these cruises the mid
ship life in general To the youngsters" on their
first cruise the daily order of things is novel; Day
begins at Is minutes before midnight with the
long drawing cry of the boatswain's mates, "All
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and learn to surmount the difficulties Of handling
ships and men. Information about the requirements
for gaining appointment to the Naval Academy may
be obtained upon application to the Navy Depart
ment Washington, D. c. Notwithstanding the
Earths Crust.
CAN rights protected Trade mark registered q. 3.
IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-11

IAN for general blacksmith work who has
,ad boiler shop experience: SIS per day. Ad-
iSner nov o7S-V Star Office
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Statesmen.

/ want to interview several
statesmen with a view to selecting
two for sales work in Washing
ton. / do not want to talk to
down-and-outers, but to men
who have been successful in SELL
ing securities, insurance, auto
mobiles or real estate. This is
a real opportunity and will place
you in a position to earn real
money. Call for Mr.. Allen, room
4O7, Ebbitt Hotel, Monday, 9:30
to II and to 3.
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SITUATION-MEN.

Persons advertising tor "S1tudt'onS
wanted" are harmed TO exercise
careful Investigation OF persons Of
feri1io postttons DkeTe cash deposits
are REQUIRED to secure employment.
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FORD TOWN SEDAN driven only 1000
miles; condition same Is new: one q o 20
Co.. 2 New York ave. Open eVenines ana
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FRANKLIN 1873 VICTORIA BRoUGHAM-
very popular model, looks like new: large
trunk on rear; low mileage. Price low TO
sell quick. Your car in trade and easy
terms Callan Motors, Inc. 1929 NJ ST. NV.
North 1904. Open Sunday, $50 am. to
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PAIN IING 80 FH cIasn InTS y
able prices. call Adams 1874. Cash or ,erms
keystone Dec. Co. Inc, 354l l4th st. NV.
PAPERING ROOMS. scraped dry. cracks
filled. $3.50 Latest designs. Guarantee
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ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeper, experienced pub
lie accounting. shippers, merchants once
whist stenography; finest credentials. "a
dress BOX 22l-V, Star Office.
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condition. priced right for quick sale; easy
terms. Callan Motors, Inc, 1879 M st. NV,
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MEN-We have several OPENINGS on our local
to make either a permanent or part-tlme
connection. This is very LUCRATIVE posi-
sHre Of sailing should apply. Government
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workers viii be shown preference for part
time work. bond Is reanirsd o which frO we
to Ppm. only. Md. applicants answering
by mail give all details in first letter. Room
ana 1891 G st. NV Phone District 1890
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FURNITURE statesmen (2l-Must be expe-
rienced; permanent position. American EUR
niture Co, 5l2 9th ST. NV. IL.
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will be unable to resist this buy. You bet
it's bargain. Our famous word Of honor
guarantee goes with this car; Drive IT 3
and all set for driving. Dick Murphy, Inc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-11

COPYHOLDER wanted, must be Al copy
holder experienced, Give past experience.
Address Roy 22Q-V. Star ONCE.
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FRANKLIN 1880 DEMONSTRATION 5-PASS.
Sedan--Saye $500; car Just broken in; easy
terms. Your car as part payment. Callan
Motors. Inc 1929 NJ st. NV, North 1904.
Open Sundays $50 am. to 80 pm.
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PACKARD 1880 5-PASS. sEDAN-De luxe
equipment. Only driven 900 miles. Can
NOT he told from new Price reasonable TO
sell quick. Callan Motors. Inc. 1929 NJ st.
n W. North 2604. Open Sundays $50 am.
a n M
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Fl FCTRTC wiring. fxtures general
A@I>i1 - 1 NJ home improvements; low
est prices in town; nothing down. 3 years
to pay. estimates free. Col 5292. 34i9 18th
NV. American Light & Supply Co., Inc. IL
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PAINTING. interior and exterior: lowest
prices. pest material also roof painting.
F. O'Brien, 1924 Gales st. ne. Atlantic 4652.
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FORD SPORT ROADSTER 1880; dark blue
finish; driven very little; cannot be told
from new sacrifice at $425. Triangle Motor
Co, ? New York ave. Open evenings and
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BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER. 5Iax2O. cedar. riveted hull,
Kermath motor, Sands toilet, Al outfit, $500
16-hp. Kermath motor, needs some parts,
500. Potomac PILL.
CABIN CRUISER. new 2s-foot white cedar
100 horsepower motor: never overheard;
$3.50. Also unfinished l9-ft. runabouts,
bought recently at forced sale of Capital
Boat Works Victor H. Schulz. Col. 4040.
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GENERAL CONTRACTING.
Prices reasonable. Estimates cheerfully
given. LOUIS MARATHON, 1910 Eye st.
ne. Atlantic 1861 ~"
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PACKARD TOURING (7-passl, Essex Sedan,
Auburn Coupe: also $3.50 credit on any model
Ford car. Sacrifice all or part to settle
estate Nat 46l9 or Col. 6746.
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HUDSON--Coach. 1922 A very comfortable
car very few signs of wear. You'll enjoy
driving this car. Remember our word Of
honor guarantee and our free 5-day driving
plan; $525 Terms to suit you. Dick Muir
phY. Inc. l72A KalnrAmA I'd
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pApEpTNC ROOMS dry scraped and
AZ ENl4N1 papered, 81 and up. NO
CASH NECESSARY We do interior and ex-
terror PAINTING at lowest prices. Use lure
Dutch Boy lead and pure linseed oil. as all
our work is guaranteed. We also do re-
modelling, build garages and additions, porch
Enclosures. plumbing, heating, stuccoing
plasterirg, lay and scrape hardwood floors
Our terms on any work are made to suit
your convenience. For free estimates call
THE HOME DECORATORS, Metropolitan
0854. at 1909 9th St NV.
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MONEY ADVANCED ON PAWN TICKETS,
ingston & Co., 1919 F st. ny. Nat. 5649.
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FOED COoPE, assI-SaE has iSz0 ,i mo s9'
Pphanka Service. 1126 goth st. NV. North
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SITUATION-WOMEN.
Continued

| STENOGRAPHER, experienced; employment
| wanted four hours in afternoons or evenings;
| S10 nov unek lincoln 1891.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

NATIONAL PERSONNEL BUREAU. .i7ls. K
st NV Competent help furnished daily;
positions open daily District 1921
STENOGRAPHERS. BOOKKEEPERS. TYP
lists, male and female. needed to supply the
their employment dept In the past six
years we have placed 5,238 people In once
POSITIONS no charge unless placed Wash
1ngton Employment Exchange, 2i4 Nat. PreAs
Bldg. 18th and r. District 2f80.
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PACKARD COW COUPE, 1929: g. wire
wheels and fender wells; Al mechanically;
appearance like new; your car in trade:
terms Washington Cadillac Co, 1136-40
Conn ave Decatur 5000. Open evenings.
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN--Used in company
service. Guaranteed hrst-clasS mechanical
condition. Appearance like new. Ford
Motor Co, ASH Pa. ave, NV 12s
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CHEVROLEIS-lbJO Coacn, run Tess IMAM
1000 miles. new-car guarantee: cannot be
told from new: $495. Also 1880 Chevrolet
Sport Roadster, wire wheels. rumble seat,
run less than 1000 miles; cannot be told
from new; S495; new-car guarantee; terms.
See Mr.. Barnes, 1923 14th. Decatur 1880.
Omen till
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dition: almost new: will sacrifice, $500: can
give new-car terms. Mr.. Roper, iii 18th
Z
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PACKARD-"The safest used-car market in
the world offers renewed Psckards in vari-
Gus body models and recent series; many are
warranted. Also good buys in all popular
makes. Fair terms. 100 Kalorama I'd.
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HELP-WOMEN.

HELP-WOMEN.
DRAPERS and finishers, FIRST class; only
experienced need apply. Jeanne, 1923 X st.
with some idea of sewing. 2i3t p st. NV.
LEARN beauty culture at Stewart Beauty
School Earn while you learn. day and
night classes S2l 81. NV.
SODA DISPENSER, experience not necessary.
I x Liggett CO., i4th & NV.
SOLICITORS to work house to house for q
credit Jewelry store. Good commission. 1909
Nefeousin ave.
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PAIGE SEDAN Big s. l926-Tires, paint
and upholstery good. A real buy at $3.50;
terms. Pohanka Service, 1925 goth st. NV,
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FORD DE LUXE SPORT PHAETON, 1880;
black. red wheels. tan leather sacrince,
$50 off price; believe this to be best buy in
Washington; hard to get; can give terms.
Mr.. Roper, iii l0th st NV
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MAN between twenty-five and nifty, Of neat
appearance, who can supply unquestionable
references, for work OF q conndenual n nso
public desirable: salary, $35 with bonus, II
Seryices are satisfactory. Give phone num-
~ 10 l2s
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WOMAN young, ambitious to enter business
under favorable auspices after leaving school,
may secure salary of Sl.500 for FIRST year
while receiving thorough commercial train
ing, with $500 increase of salary for second
year. Credentials as to character essential.
Address Box 78-R, Star office.
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! WOMEN-Full or part time, to sell high
grade, moderate-priced Christmas cards; ex-
| perience unnec.; liberal comm; samples free.
Harrison. IT'S Chestnut St., Phila.. Pa. IL
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WOMAN, past 30, with business ability to
earn will be given steady employment with
liberal compensation; Address Miss Camp
hell ef6 Colorado Bldg. l4th &. @ NV.
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PEERLESS 81 SEDAN. l929-S55O or 500
down, $50 per mo Perfect in. every way.
our biggest bargain: Guaranteed War
rinptOn Motor CO., 2035 nth NV. Pot. a..
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6-cyiinder car that viii sive many miles
Of satisfactory Transportation Paint. tires
and upholstery very good motor ok: car
equipped with trunk. Only $3.50; terms, 500
down, balance monthly. Pohanka Service,
If16 o0th 81 n " North 034T
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CHAUFFEURs-We need 10 men who are re-
liable neat and courteous TO drive our new
1890 cars; good returns. Apply Circle CAB
1716 Fla 13A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-11

PLYMOUTH ROADSTER, late 1929; looks
like brand-new; is perfect mechanically. Re-
duced TO 1895 Act quickly. Plymouth Used
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-11

FORD FoRDOR SEDAN. late Model A.
Appearance and condition like new, VIII
sacrifce. Owner, Bradley 422-W. g.