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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-23

POSITIONS WANTED as. hrst-class cook,
Christian tan Women's Exchanse. North seii
1881 You st. NV.
POSITIONS Need 500 applicants dali. daily.
bookkeepers. clerks. statesmen, etc. Free req
istration Boyd's, 1888 T NV. Natl 1888
HELP-WOMEN.
ACCOUNTABILITY financial Institution
s e sssry e Start sps sS Saa
fieatipns, references and salary expectation.
Address in own handwriting Box 425-M' Star
ALTERATION HAND, experienced must
SSistblO9s, Apply J, Z. ouhhinshsm 4 Co. sf'
!bSssosath SpsFstor oNf Si6Ss Ms8Fop0iit adi
BQOKKEEPER-TYP1sT real estate
office desires frst-class bookkeeper and typ
s must have experience n operating
writing: stating experience, etc. Address
nishts, Who ~ can Handle cash register. None
salary ni xddrsss Box s ssf oe and
COOK for caieteris must be intelligent s s9s
st. NV. between and pm.
GIRL, experienced in Kitchen, in lunch room.
day ' possible Apply tie Hot lot t sRoppss. $50
Conn. ave. 1888 r. I. ave- ne or SOB Ga.
ave. at 7:3O pm.
GIRLS, several, white, neatly dressed. for
pleasant outdoor work: good salary. See
Vivian Limbach, Franklin Park Hotel, to
6 pm. "a
HoUSEWORK, white woman not over IS;
two children; SCHOOL sse; salary. $40 De-
LADIEs-If now employed, I can assist you
strictly. conndehtisi Address Box a2o.R,
goTk. BART or igll time; 6eEinnasTs earn s.
Life ms Bldg. i4tR and II sts. nv.
md nd Suburbs: steady WORK. SPII before s1S .
LEARN beauty culture at Stewart Beauty
s sffh9o classes EsTn e yhs you learn day and
sus sas nh 5Gs eaf 1 Dss
tual eRperien:e required. Give age and all
references In full Address Box STAR, Star
MANoLE HANDS. feeders and catchers, ex-
Laundry, 27th and K SITS NV.
MILLINERY SALESWOA1EN. must be thor
oughly experienced. Breslau, l307-l5 @ st.
NV.
MqRs;ERY o99yEsRNEss only those with
Can between 2 and or and 8, or write
oPERAToR-Expeft operator Apply Wiiiie's
bolitan S2i5.
SALESLADIES WANTED, experienced in
cfe f tI ana BEES paFS bon Apply all week
SEVERAL TYPISTS-6pare time; oppor-
tunity for permanent good paying position;
give address and telephone connection. Ad-
dress Bcx l65-R, Star once. 23'
SODA DISPENSER, experienced; must have
references reliable and trustworthy. 800
18th st nav.
STENOGRAPHER-BO energetic,
conscientious young woman, 81 to 25, with
good education and knowledge of adver-
ing agency; give age, experience. salary;
all replies confidential. Address Box 424-M,
Star ONCE.
sTENoGRAPHER, Competent, view to ex-
eciitiye position; state age, experience edu-
cation, beginning salary. Address Box
TENOGRAPHER-Laff9 real ESTATE COM
pany desires irgSSclass stenograpner with
ing experiences. Address BOX s8S-Rp Star
omces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-23

/ HeauinH PERSONAL L
regular line rate.
BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME FoR IN
NURSING Special Diet BEST ref ADAMS sH asss
SWEDISH MASSAGE STIMULATING.
fs sSs peneneiai IN place Of daily exercise
NURSE IN NEW HOME WILL CARE FOR
special Diet Cleveland YH sses.S ma'SS'''
TRussEs: AND ELASTIC GOODS Al. REAL
guaranteed Expert lady and eentieman at
r pes f Bits e st ssss sTsFg want
YoyNGs KINpERdARTEN AND, PRIMARY
Grades, embodying most desirable features
music; transportsten provideS sn Nor ss sSss
1875; expert secret, service >. National lei6i
FORD. 2o2 Transporsatlon BIiidins. se2s'
MONEY. ADVANCED ON PAWN TICKETS,
diamonds, antiques. silver and sold. Liv-
lngston y Co. l3l9 St, NV. Nat. 5649.
TUToR-G1vE YOUR BACKWARD CHILD
2 chance, Coachins school. experienced pub
G 1escs sS9ls teacher class or individually
SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY TRAINED
nurse-fnasseuse; alkorub, vibrator treat
ments BY appointment only. Cali Pot. O797.
ATTRACTIVE FRONT ROOM, use Of Kitchen.
pantry. also utensils; near cars; modern
homei ideal for couple. Georsia s747-J
hlNDER(JAHTENi PRIMARY GRADES;
special attention given pre-school child.
French. Columbia 1896. 2gT
REDuC1NG-i0 TREATMENTS, IS; CABI-
net Turkish baths, baking, MASSAGE North
5000: 1913 NV. formerly at 9l7 18th. 49,
WIDOW OWNING 12-ROOM HOUSE, 3
baths, sleeping porches: good location for
boarding or rooming. North 1862. Adults
TuTHILL SCHOOL. 6 DAYS, GRADES i-6,
playground. 1860 Mintwood pl Ad 1443. 29'
WANTED, SOME ONE TAKE PHONE MES
sAges and mail Their home or Office Write
all particulars prices. Address Box sTO-R,
Star office. "a
REV. A. OPITz HOME
for aged, invalids and paralyties SO per
week snd up, Suburban OF BALTIMORE
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BUICK 1928 STANDARD COACH: osJnTr
shape; fully equipped; $3.50; terms and tras FL
slenIey HI Hornef, I'LL 18th st. Nat 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-23

BUICK 1928 MASTER 5-PASs. COUPEW9Yi
s enfqe Lean Wire wheels paint, tires and sen-
Esds Stanley T. ' H e sssPi iii terms,
Nat. 1851 $50 avn ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-23

BUICK BROUGHAM- SEDAN, i95F-z-door.
st,iIt;. ,osautiful sreen puco, black Tenders
5 Goodrich silyertown cord tires and IN hest
s1ssm etc sr,is So1ditlo1 and well worth
noor: Open evenings. See other ads In this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-23
HELP--MEN.
L%-AAs--AN

CHAUFFEURS, # you are wide
awake and want to connect with
live organization, apply at
once. Black and White and
Yellow Cab Co., 1242 oath st.
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-23
PERSONAL.

The rate under headlne Of Personal
is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-23

S gh6vSOLsEF TOURING. ls25-HavjnE been
anes. This ear in exceptionally iine me-
E1shieal eondition; good tires, top and nrs
H Hn' iOOi terms. Owens Motor Co., 632s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NNGAEN AEA--NAAOOE
AZ KINDS on, ANTIQUES and modern FUR
nLufe, we Will pay highest market prices
Ior rare and desirable furniture. Cali the
Aincoln Co., Metropolitan 1917, The Arm
that buys anything Of value
ANTIQUES, old sold, sllVerl diamonds, Jew
brokers Sales Co. 9i3 d st. NV. FIR. eS3e
APPAREL and furniture OF ali kinds, regard
less q conditlon; Gather Y up and call n.
gohen, Met. 1854, 7749. viii pay cash, 1888
BIG PRICES PAfD-Do not be misied The
Lincoln 90. has no connection with any
nrm in the business, Phone Metropolitan
o6l1 we pay the highest cash prices for
anything OF value.
BOoKs-Highest prices for sets, fiction and
miscellaneous books, in any quantity. Bring
them or phone Metropolitan S4l5, PEARL
mans Bic Book shop, 1888 q st. NV
BOcKS-Highest market prices paid for
complete libraries, classics. literature and
books Of fiction. Gall the Lincoln Co. Net.
9al7 604 6th NV.
CASH REGISTERS. show cases and store
fixtures; entire contents beukht, Edgar
peal WITH coNFIDENCE-C Can Notes. the
furniture man, when you have enythins Tor
S Ms a ssi1 get e ash e. sash Prices Phone
EuRNITURE-Don sacrihcs your furniture
we viii give yon more for furniture, bric-a-
nrac, china, aMtiQues and once flrnlture
Enone US and be convinced, The lincoln
Coz tel Metropolitan eot7. o0a 9Th 81 n.w
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SALE-AUTOMoBILES

bUICk, 1923 MASTER BROUGHAM. Verv
10Y miIeafe; car like rev throushout: every
extra, Including built-in trunk rack; al. i0n,
Terms and trade. Stanley hi Homer. inc ;
M 18th st. NV. National 1851 >"N'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-23
REALTY PARLoRS.

BEAUTY PAkLORS.
ARCH, MANICURE, SHAMPOO, HOT on,
hair cut, 25c each; free marcel every wed
all work guaranteed or no charge; cur ring.
arts, 92l st. Met. 9795
PERMANENT WAVE, So.
Wednesday Special: Free Marcels
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (Est. 1919
AMERICAS Foremost Beauty. Culture School.
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LUGGAGE statesmen.
SHOE FSMFN.

zish-type young men Of experience who
MkAS e01ee.
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CHEVROLET COACH. 193O-This car n pTae-
HHS s,,lV prand-new, furnished in dark blue and
Tssior XSsor co. isoi iaih 'ri North ssCs
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I'D for sales work; guarantees while learning;
our biggest selling season Is on; excellent
opportunity. Apply Mr. Eauriol after 10
am. 4th floor, Potomac Electric Appliance
Co. i4th and q SITS Nv. use G st. entrance
XOUNG MEN, SEVERAL for pleasant outside
Nork. Apply Pollys. 500 18th st. NV.
= SALES REPREsENTATIVEs
esr THE NATIONAL SURETY co.
offers an excellent opportunity for imn1e-
date earnings, on ba art basis to 2
sales experience helpful. but net essential
Write fully for interview, si2 Washington
BUILDING
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Essex COACH. l92s-In first-cIass corr
Siyicn throughout; finish and upholstery
Tor only 500 cash, balance monthly pc.
hanka Service. ll26 20th st. n w., North GA
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
.QUAL|FIERS WILL
 START TOMORROW
Golfers to Tee 0ff in Fifth Los
 Angeles Open Tourney

los Angeles, Jan. g Rl-The Ri- vieria Country club course tomor- row will resound with the tramping feet of 129 chosen golfers in the fifth annual Los Angeles S10,00V open tournament.
 The trial that will lead a s, 500 prize for the winner consists of = holes over the rugged. stubborn. 7l-par layout; a journey of 6,910 yards for each IS holes. A round of will mark each of the open ing two days, with the 50 survivors and ties permitted to continue their quest in 36 holes of concluding play Sunday.
 Eeighty-six players yesterday earned the right to compete in the tourney with list of forty-three exempt, aware that the victor's spells will be collected by the con- tender who can consistently shatter par.
 To turn in sub-par scores on the difficult course with consistency will be something of a feat in view Of the fact that Macdonald Smith, de- lending champion fom Long Island. x. r.. was one over perfect figures. despite the fact that he led Tommy Armour of Detroit by six strokes.
 Smith turned even par on his first two rounds. managed 10 score q 70 on the third. only to finish with a 13. The runner-up, after shooting 68 and 67, saw the treach- erous course finally break his win ming stride. His strokes totalled 76 and so for the last two eighteens.
 Horton Smith. the Missouri youth, Walter Hagen, Leo Diegel, and the others of the imposing starting ar ray have let it be known that their greatest foe in the meeting is not the field, but the course.
 Situated as it is in the Santa Monica canyon. which extends to the waters of the Pacific, the Riviera has earned the name of being troublesome, not only because Of the rugged terrain, but also because of an ocean wind which sweeps through the valley to make the playing conditions Of the course diff fCrent with each day.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
CLUB OWNER SUICIDES
Alexander Julius Hefnemann Shoots Himself to Death at New Orleans Baseball Park,

New Orleans, Jan. g Pl-AleXan- der Julius Heinemann. who became tho owner of the baseball club which first employed him as a pea nut vendor, shot himself 10 death last night in his office at the New Orleans baseball park. He was 52 years old.
 A groundkeeper who found tho body said Heinemann had rehearsed the shooting while sitting at his desk several days ago. The coroner returned a verdict of suicide. Friends said Heinemann recently had lost s336,O0O in stocks, but expressed the belief that i'll health had prompted his act.
 Heinemann, a native of New Or leans and bachelor. devoted his life to baseball, developing many big league stars while building the New Orleans team into a pennant contender in the Southern associ- ation. Among his graduates were Joe Jackson, Dazzy Vance, Hank Deberry. Jim Bagby, Buddy Myer, Bob Smith and Joe Sewell.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
ARRANGE DETAILS
 FOR HEAVY BOUT
Madison Square Garden Officials
 Face Plenty Of Worries

New York. Jan. 9 R-Madison
 Square Garden officials have re- moved one cause for wrinkled
 brows and loss Of sleep by signing
 Jack Sharkey and Phil Scott as
 principals for the second battle of the palms at Miami. Fla. but they
 still expect 10 have abundant wor-
 ries before the fight actually takes place. February 97
 After Tuesday nights conference had settled the details, the first step in the preparations was com pleted yesterday when the manager
 of Scott and Sharkey affixed their signatures to contract for the
 principals to divide 50 per cent of the net proceeds. The last disputed point in the negotiations between the Garden officials and Jimmy Johnston, Scott's American repre- sentative, was settled when they agreed that the British fireman should get only q % per cent cut if the gate falls below s20o,000.
 Another doubtful detail was set tied by word from Miami concern
 ing the Florida boxing law. The articles set an indefinite length for the bout because of some uncer- tainty as 10 whether a l5 round
 clash would be permitted. It was later learned that there is nothing in the state law to iiimt the bout
 to 10 rounds. although that is the
 customary distance in Florida. A local ruling by the Miami commits sion setting 10 round limit was
 explained by Chairman Louis Mac 1 Reynolds that it concerned only
 younger and smaller fighters.
 The movement toward Miami 10 settle the remaining details of the preparations is due to begin this week. Frank Bruen, general man. aser of Madison Square Garden, an Eounced that he would leave Sat urday to take charge of completing the Gardens new stadium in Miami and of starting the job of persuad- ing 65.000 of the fight faithful to fill it. Several members of the Gar den staff will follow next week. Sharkey. who is in Miami on a
 vacation trip. said he was ready to start training at any time. but his manager. Johnny Buckley, does not expect to leave for the south until about January @o. Scott is due to leave London January 14 on the way to the scene of the battle The fighters probably will start training about February 1.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
COACHES IN STANDS
Yale, Harvard and Princeton Agree to Have Baseball Teams Handled By Players Alone.

New Haven, Jan. g (UP) )-To en- courage initiative and seH-reliance" Yale and Harvard and Yale and Princeton will play their spring baseball games with the coaches in the stands.
 Professor George H. Nettleton. chairman of the Yale athletic board of control, revealed the plan today. urging that all games in the new siX-college baseball league be play ed under the system.
 AS Professor Nettleton explains it:
 In all Harvard Y ale Princeton championship contests, varsity or freshman, the strategy and choice of prescribed periods on the field shall be suggested and determined solely by the contesting players. Medical attention and supervision during such periods of play shall be concerned only with the physical care of the players. The spirit of this agreement is to leave the con- trol and conduct of actual play dur ing its course on the field wholly 10 the players and officials directly concerned"
 Since Harvard and Princeton have no athletic relations, separate agree ments were drawn up between Yale and each of the two colleges who formerly composed the other mem bers of the Big Three"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
TRADERS WIN ANOTHER
Local Basketball Team Outclasses WillimantiC Quintet at State ArlnOry-ScOrc Is 31 10 16.

The New Britain State Trade school basketball team outplayed the Willimantic Trade school and defeated it by a score of 34-16 yes- terday at the state armory in New Britain.
 Mahoskie and Tubbs were the outstanding players for the visitors, while Cohen, Truman and Stefano- wicz were the high scorers for the home quintet.
 The local traders had little diff f1culty in scoring at will; their team work was a feature of the game.
 Willinantic played under a de- cided disadvantage. Due to break down some of the out of-towners best players we're unable to be present at the game. A better idea of the relative strength of the two teams will be determined in the return game at Willimantic.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
BATTALINO GETS
 BIG TEST TONIGHT
FeatherWeight Champion Tries
 Out Repaired Hands in Bout

New Haven, Jan. 9 - Sat Bat talino, champion of the worlds fea- therwcights, celebrates his return to active warfare tonight at the New Haven Arena where he tackles Phil Verde, rough and rugged feather weight of Rochester x. Y. in a tO- round, non-titular battle. The Bat talino-Nerde shndig tops a card which is scheduled to. run through 10 rounds of milling although chances are strong that it will never go it's full distance.
 For outside of the main bout in which the matter Of possible knockout is already causing no lit tie speculation. the undcrcard has so ingeniously arranged by Match- maker Al Wcill that most of the
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09

Eddie Lord. A badly cut mouth forced the young Italian off the card and in his place Matchmaker Weill has substituted Armando Schelles, Belgian lightweight, who is a stablematt and training partner of Stanislaus Loyaza.
 The rest of the supporting card remains the same with Lou Murrelli and Johnny Scalzi tangling in the second eight rounder on the pro- gram. Ringworms who follow the activities of the struggling prelim- mary boys, anticipate a thrilling muss between this pair for they are of q similar type, rough and rugged millers who seldom take a backward step.
 The shorter bouts will offer Rocky Rayo of Hartford against Pat Duffy Of Bridgeport in a five round CT along with Manly Fox of New York and Henry DeJulio of Bridge port in another. DeJulio has won his last 10 fights and is moving along at express train speed right now. The opening four rounder brings together Romeo Dubois and Harry Meyers, two New Haven youngsters.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
SEEKING ID GET
 COURSE RECORDS
Shuttle Meadow Committee Queries Members About Marks
BY JIGGliR

Shuttle Meadow golfers have re- to report data relative to course records, exceptional play on the various holes and the winners of the yearly tournaments. A commit tee headed by C. II. Baldwin. con- sistlng of the chairman, C. H.. Barnes, J, II. Kirkham anl> C. w.. Parker, is gathering this informa- ton for the purpose of placing the permanent records in tablet form.
 Suitable tablets win be placed in the club house. according to the notice, recording the club cham plons for every year "ince the course was opened in 1916, as well as making permanent other records of interest to local and visiting golfers.
 Members of the club are asked to note the winners and year won oi the club championship, runners up. class "A2~and "B' ringer score and holes scored as aces or eagles If they know of records made by visiting players or by members who have left the city, they are request ed to give this data.
 Required information was found impossible to obtain from other sources, so the committee is can wasting all the members to obtain 1t and remedy a paucity in golf records, properly tabulated, which has often been remarked on at Shuttle Meadow.
 Once the records are in hand, it Is planned to inscribe the names Of the champions and runners-up on board in the grill room, place tab lets there of other records and erect trophy cases for the display or the various cups won by cluo members. An appropriation to this end has been voted by the board ol governors
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
EAGLES BEAT UNKNOWNS

In onesided game played at the Nathan Hale school gym last night the Eagles basketball team defeat cd the unknowns g to q. The winners went into a lead at the be- ginning and were never threatened. Phil Paretta was elected captain of the squad. Teams in the IS year old class wanting games are asked to get in touch with IT. Keeley, telephone 59c3. The summary:
 EapIeS
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
PLAN SPRING TRAINING

Chicago, Jan. Pt-Spring train ing for the Chicago White Sox Will start at the San Antonio, Tex, camp on February r when the battery men and recruits begin to hmper up.
 Donie Bush, newly appointed man. ager of the Sox, was instructed to- day to have the remainder or the squad report on February ~.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
LONDOS BEATS McNuIJ,AN

Boston, Jan. 3 (UP)-Jim Londos defeated Jib McMilan, former Uni- Verslty or Illinois football star. in their wrestling match here last night winning two out of three falls.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
WRESTLING TEAMS MEET

Cambridge, Mass. Jan. 9 (lP)- Massachusetts Institute of Iech- noIogv wrcstlers defeated the Har- yard wrestling team, 20 to l , points' here last night.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
ROCk\I, RECORn

Four times in 1 years has Knute K. Rockne developed an unbeaten eleven at Notre Dame. The trick was turned in 1919, 1920, 1924 and 1929. ...,.,..A...s
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
BASKETBALL RESIJTS

U. C. N. T., 2S; Temple, 21. Flttsburgh, "A; Carnegie Tech. IS Pennsylvanla, 32; Haverford, 13. Colgate, 34; Cornell 25.
 Dartmouth, 52; Norwich, II.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
CONTINUES AS COACH

Waterville, Me, Jan. (Uf) Edward C. Roundy. football coach at Colby college. has signed a con- tract to continue in that capaci'y during the coming year.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
STUDIED FIGHT PICTURES

Many of Kid Chocolates ring tao ties he picked up in study of the movies of the Gans-N elson. Jefiries- Johnson and Leonard Tender fights.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09

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 Score at half time, 15-7 Eagles Referee, Mangan. Timer, S. Ferony Scorer, A. Colwick.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
When JcfTrics Became La Sayaic Boxing Champion Of
 France
France.

You know of James J. Jcffrics IS eN-hcavyweisht champion of the world l don't want to start an ar- gument, but wish to rise and state that he held another championship while in the ring, tco, That was tho la savate title for all Of France
 After Jeff won the heavyweight title and was matched with Tom Sharkey. his manager, William A. Brady, now famous theatrical man, took him 10 Europe. While there, French promoters suggested match with the la savate champion Of France; Jeff to use fists according to Queensbury rules, the Frenchman to use feet and everything a h sayate.