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MEN &. at once; we prove to any man that
Re can make at least 50 day; Sls week
Conditional to start. No experience necesI
Fery, as we train you IN the neld. 70, Loca !
p'm. ais Insurance. Bids, DOT 18th st. nv
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We viii nav the hishsN maTket prlres g u.
rare and desirable furniture. Call the Lin
coin Co, Metropolitan ss17. The Arm that
buys everything Of value.
and furniture Of all descriptions wanted for
rummaEe sale. Gather up what you have
no further use for and call NJ Cohen. 1888
It'll st. NV. Met. 9764 and 7T49. Pay cash.
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CLOTHING SALESNEN-Young men who
1aye had experience in selling smart clothes
AIararir Men,s Shnn l3aI 2 ST. NV
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MEN fsl with or without selling expert
ence for J. r. watkins Products, paying
from $40 TO $40 per week to right men n
r,stricted territory; GOOD change a, to 2T,, az
vancement Apply after J p M eo]s AiihoIs
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S300-Cafeteria and lunch corner. sur
rounded by Govt. depts.; good lease;
rent, $40
sso0-Lnnch old stand; fully equipped,
rent, S3S; good lease, $50 cash required.
Lunch and rooms; rent, S6S corner. bus
mess $40 dairy; good terms.
$500 Grocery and Cooms and bath; cor
ner: rent, $50: business $3.50 weekly.
Ss50-C3roeery and ! room rent, $50.
SSo0-Confect.. fountain and rooms; good
business. rent $50
50 S00-Confect., fountain and rooms; cor
NeF. business $3.50 weekly.
r NJ CURTIS. $40 nth ST NV. Nat 1892
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oncei highest CASn priccs; nrCmpt ana cOnr-
teous service. Call DOUGLAS, Met. 1878. 74'
FURNITURE-Can District Bti2 aud get the
most money for your furniture also
attention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-18

CASH IN YOUR OLD JEWELRY, diamonds.
watches. gold teeth. musical inst For top
price, Gold Refining. Inc, 400 18th st. NV.
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Neutrality-suspicious. like to purchase some
used furniture, also baby grand piano; can
pay cash. Metrnpolitan 3o5l. %.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

IN H.
COMPANION oUsEKEEpER- Capable lady
desires place with eonsenial Family, not
servant type. Address Box 4ie-J, Star once
COOK, nrst-clsss best reference Decatur
DAYS WORK wanted. Call Atlantic lias
GENERAL MAID; colored, neat pleasant,
part time. best reference. Dec. o537.
GERMAN GIRL refined. wants work IS
shildren's nurse Or chambsrmaid' speaks
Box 424-J. star once. 2o'
GIRL. colored, wants work, good cook;
weekly Job or days work, s44 24th st. NV
WORK rf' cali pot STo5 any time after , m.
GIRL, eoicred. wants work OF any kind;
with reference. Decatur 274e- HOS 18th
St NV
work or eookinE car, furnish good refer
ence. 2t22 Ontario I'd. NV. Apt. 2ol.
GIRL. white. wants position as maid or
housekeeper. Phone District seos
Girl, colored. 10, wishes job as part-time
eeneral houseworker. Call Atlantic 1878.
GIRL. coIored. neat, reliable, wants place.
light general houSeWoFk, paft-time or days
work Dec 0Oe9
2ols Vermont ave. NV.
GIRL wishes position. nursemaid, waitress,
private family. Adams e5ss
GIRL wants laundry work at home, first
CLASS Mofh. tSUo NNiHUhA ave NV
GIRL. coIored light complexion. wishes 20
sition as cook or maid. Call at 1903 18th
St y ", Apt 2os
GIRL, coloTed. COOK OF housework refer
ence. Phone Pot. Osi6. or call 1903 18th
81. NV.
GIRL. colored, wishes work taking care Of
apartment while occupant works. il22 New
Hampshire ave, nv. References 49,
GIRL. neat, coioTed, desires part-tinne WORK
Phone Metropolitan 1854 ls'
GIRLS. two. colored. want position as maid
o. help with cooking i7l2 9Th St W.
Telephone Decatur sos5-J
LAUNDRESS wants wash to BRING home two
experienced Southern women. Clothing dried
In the sun. Col 69e4-W l9'
MAID. colored, experienced cook. laundress,
mothers helper. nurse or waitress; fun,
psrt-time or days work. Decatur 24is.
MAID. colored. would like work Of any kind.
part or full time pleasant, adaptable to any
Situa ton. Potomac 1854
WOMAN. eolored, wishes part-time work or
work by the day. lT2l You ST. NV. Phone
WOMAN, colored. wants general homework
willing to work and will work; references
t06 sth st. Sc
WOMEN ftwol, middle AGED. would like to
wait on some elderly person or part time.
Decatur 3ia5.
YOUNG WOMAN, colorea. refined, maid In
once, store, apartment; plain cooking; part
or whole time. Decature 5075.
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CLOTHING Men s. Women s. cniIdren7S
clothes. shoes, evening gowns bought. Phone
Mrs. Freeman, Adams 484s, evenings or be-
fore 10 am. 49,
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BOOKS BOUGHT -Hiahest prices All kinds
any quantities Phone Met b4i5 Pearl
mans Big Book Shop. 93s @ NV Est. 1907
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MAN. white. 20 to 30. TO drive truck; good
nav permanent lob Give qualifications and
phone Address Box 434-J Star ONCE. 20.
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SITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN.
SITUATION-WoMEN.

JANTTOR-ENGINEER and wife. courteous
willing. honest best city references. Worl
at once District 6Ti6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-18

CASH REGISTERS show cases and store
fixtures: entire contents bought Edgar
Baum, Inc. 914 st. NV. Met. 9744.
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MAN wanted for all-arould work in gaso-
line service station; Union AUTO supply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-18

CHEVRCd EFT COACH 1880 like new; uncon-
ditionaIly guaranteea for 30 days; see this
before buying q new car, your car in trade ,
balance to suit; 1899 Mandei Chevrolet.
18th 4 Good Hope I'd. sc. Atlantic 1900.
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CHEVROLET CABRICLET. 1928: new paint,
good rubber mechanically perfect; special,
1898. easy sefms. Triangle Rotor >. :
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/ CHEVRoLET-iaye $3.50 credit on new
| Chevrolet, any model unable take delivery;
sacrifice. $50. or exchange for light car. Ad-
| dress BOY A25 STAR Dice 20s
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ESTIMATOR.


Cne who knows hog to sell hame-impIoye-
ment work; must be experienced. address
Box l2e-J. star once.
OPENINGS FOR ) GOOD
Statesmen TO FOLLOW
Up LEADS S r c L X Il ID
FROM NEWSPAPER AND
RADIO ADVERTISING: AN
UNUSUAL. OPPORTUNITY
TO MAKE A W OR T II :
WHILE AND PERMANENT
CONNECTION SELLING A
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
PRODUCT IN UNIVERSAL
DEMAND. 4S35 GEORGIA
AVE. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-18

CHEVROLET 1921 4-DOOR SEDAN: good
seat covers runs, me; the ars5 $l2s takes
quickly Parkway. 3040 NJ st. NV. Open
all Nav EunGaVg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-18

CHEVROLET SPORT ROADSTER. 1850
Rumble seat. in beautiful condition through
out See this one before YOU buy; 1896
terms. $l92 down. year 10 pay Pohanka
9erNlce. ll26 2olh s.. NV. North 03Al.
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non-union, wanted, expert
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Observation-Disclosures,

SALE-MISCELLANEoUs.
ADDING MACHINES-YouY choice, from $40
to SeS All makes and models Rent, sales,
service. United Typewriter Co, 1921 N. Y.
ave. Nat. 5000
BATH TUBS, prick ana building materials.
Come 10 any Of Hechjngef's yards for your
entire needs OF used material easily seen.
easily selected. We have large quantities Of
good used brick, lumber (2x4 2N6, 2x8. 2xi0.
2xi2 IN ANY LENGTH, sheatninE, BORING,
windows doors, sash, pipe, bath tubs. radi-
stors. plumbing and heating materials in ex-
cellent condition All used material Is ar
ranged for convenient selection. Visit our
yards Tor the greatest selection at bargain
prices always,
HECHINGER CO. HOUsEWRECKING DEPT.
Main otnce--l5th and SITS NE.
Brishtwood--5925 Ga. Ave. NV.
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES. All sizes;
complete stock supplies; table and cue re-
pairing: best workmanship. Conn. Billiard &
Bowling supply Co.. $40 9Th NV. Dist. All.
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pRFSSFR

PRESSllR
ON silk garments. must be experienced in
pleatins Ions season spbiy ready for work
1884 Pa. ave. sc.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

PREPARE NOW-FIREMAN AND POLICE
EXAM STATISTICAL CLERK. Special tut
fion. The Civil Service Preparatory School
sc. cor. 18th and nv. Met. 6337.
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HELP-noNnsSTIC.

HELP-DoMssTIc.
GIlsIa neat. reliable. for General nonSewprk;
stay some nightS experienced f503 18th
81 nv.
GIRL. coiored, neat for feneral homework,
do not phone 1884 Fnlrm9nt nv.
MOTHERS HELPER stay nights; refined
family, gooe home for riKht giKl Cali
Cleveland 1855
WOMAN, reliable coiorea for generai house
work must stay niEhtst ettT references re-
CURED. elz5 9Th 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-18

RADTCS-CleRrance sale OF new radios
General Electric, Radiola. Atwater Kent,
Philco, Victor, Sparton, Majestic. Gloritope.
Apex; SIS down payment, balance monthly.
Colorado Sales and Service, 55l4 Colorado
ave Il ", Georgia 1885
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-MISCEL
ANTIQUES, ali kinds aHd modern furniture.
We will pay the highest market prices for
rare and desirable furniture. Call the LIN
buys everything OF value.
APpAREL,--Mens Womens and childrenS
and furniture OF all descriptions wanted for
no further use for and cal NJ Cohen. 1888
7th st, NV. Met. s7e4 and 774s. Pay cash.
APPAREL-will buy anything suitable for
rumnage sale-Shoes, hats, dresses, chill
dren'S clothing; also mise household arti-
cies C N Wineer. Phone Decatur es7o. 2os
BIG PRICES PAID--Do not be misled. The
Lincoln Co has no connection with any nrm
in the business Phone Metropolitan 1917.
We viii pay the highest cash price for any
tnlHe CT Ealue.
BOOKS BOUGHT 1Hiahest prices, All Kinds.
mans Biz Book SHOP. sss NV. Est. 1907.
CASH IN YOUR OLD JEwELRY, diamonds.
Watches. gold teeth. musical inst, For top
price Gold Refnins' Inc 400 18th St nv.
CASH REGISTERS, show cases. and store
Baum inc en s q ns st 44 Edgar
CASH REGISTER. used National. registering
IN to 500 SO or up 70 $500. Phone Met. 9007.
G;L .ey NC :. Mems: women,s. chiiddrens
Mrs. Freeman, Adams 4s4s, evenings or be
furniture man. when you have anything for
sale and get the highest cash price. Phone
Met EblI- Cos 9Th St NIX.
FURNITURE--Would ike TO purchase some
! used furniture, also baby grand piano; can
! pay cash. Metropolitan 1851. az
FURNITURE OF every description needed at
teous service Call Douglas, Met 1878 a4s
FURNITURE-Can District Bii2 and set the
most money for your furniture also
merchandise of every description. Prompt
attention
FURNITURE AND PIANoS-we specialize 10
baby grand. professional apartment size and
fNsYr tTaflg
paid for desirable instruments, Lincoln Co,
| FURNITURE you an, furniture you
don't need9 Get cash by cailing M. Cohen,
T TSE, g5St all kinds. wanted y once:
| highest cash prices paid no order TOO large
/ GOLD, silver. watches, diamonds and old
FIsTs es.b ne vss ps,9 our senaers ss
/ HEMSTITCHING MACHINE Must be in GOOD
/ condition and reasonably priced for cash.
! Phone Hyattsvills 1912.
! JOB PRESS be in good condition
( state kind and lowest cash Erics. Address
! BOX AL. Star Office
| STORE FIXTURES, lunch room equipment:
entire Geo eonf G e. s% Net Aai pa store
WE ADVERTISE TO PAY MORE for furni,
ture, household effects. of8ce furniture and
Prone Prone rs ana be convinced The Lincoln
Co. Metropolitan es17
We BUY AND SELL mems elotning, lewelry
trunks golf clubs. What have you 20 sellf
Max Zweig. s37 D st NV. Met. 9li3, 9e2k
Phone Ratios,ai 1891.
ANYTHING TO SELL
wEsCHLFR' S. 9i5 E ST. NV
Household effects. merchandise stocks.
automobiles etc Thirty-nins yesrs serving
/ the washington public
| niture The Lincoln Co. eo4 eta st. NV.
BEFORE SELLING
STOP AND THINK.
PHONE NIT. SSl7
and get the best results. wor furniture.
! antiques. china bTic-h- brsc and ONCE fuF-
niture The Lincoln Co. Goa eth ST. NV.
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Opportunity for Rooning
House Operator.
Eight splendid rooms and three baths
For inspection apply s17 81. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-18

CHEVROLET e-CYL COUPE: beautiful blue
with REQ trim, clean interior and splendid
mechanical condition; priced right at only
S295 your car in trade. Parkway. $3.50 II
81 NV Open nlghts and all day SUNDAYS.
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LINING ROOM SUITES.
nOGS PIG ETr

w. - - - 81 EsN1stAz--StESlAiA
your dog given sanitary bath. cornplefe-
" eliminating fleas, and dried with electric
Dryer, sN for 81. DR. Loeke's Dog ana Cat
Hospital. 1879 irving 81. NV, Col O574
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-18

HOUSE wanted 10 to IA rooms:
n. ". section modern Improvements. North
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counters, shelving, chairs, tables, scales, iron
safes, coffee Urns, steam tables, soda foun-
tains. electric grinders, mixers. refriRerators,
partitions, store equipment and fixtures Of
every description. Edgar Baum, Inc, ol4
e ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-18

DISPLAY COUNTER, "Shsrier." 10 feet long,
consisting OF 49, individual ccmpar tments
double shelving. 90 sliding doors. 60 large
drawers III rear, On sample displayerss In
Al condition. Must be soli. GOO E st. ne
Phone Lincoln $3.50. 20'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-18

DESKS surplus from S. Government.
elso tremendous SAVINGS in new factory
chairs fles. safes, etc. Commercial Once
Furn Co. $40 ath st NV Met 7742
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ELECTRIC wirinE lam, and i fixtures ii,,s Sax
inside service. District 7lT2 City Eiec
Co, sl5 eth NV. 22'
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NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED.
ABSOLUTELY NO CASH REQUIRED FOR
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


BOOMING HOUSE wanted 10 to IA rooms;
NV sections modern Improvements. North
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY one with
10000, $4,000 to start and $4,000 over a
business Address Box 252-J. Star once lS-
CONFECTIONERY. STORE and lunch room;
busy II st. ne, locations low rent long lease
FOR REINFORCING house Chevy Chase,
ID G. 10 ms ba., gar; 500 mo. Adams
WANTED - Delicatessen or confectionery
store with rooms IN exchange for modern
home; win pay difference in cash inquire
507 st NV. or phone Met 8340 i8'
52oIx 2nd ST. N.W.--Llttle grocery store for
ale good business sell cheap; come AROUND
ana see IT. Cash money. 22o
I0-ROOM ROoMING HOUSE. good home &
cheap Tor cash. Met 56SS
BOOMING HOUSE WANTED at once; will
pay cash. Address Box 4S9-J. Star ONCE.
WANTED-Man or woman partner to Join
me IN establishing small hotel. central loca
cured. address BOX 43S-J, star once
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for GONZALES
cent home must sacrifice IL rooms 2 acres
Eller. 6l2 f st. Nat, 1919.
CHEMIST. thorough training not over IS.
willing worker. with some means and ambt-
can learn of unusual opportunity by ad-
dressing president iong-ests pushed company
now in process reorganization; give iull par
tieulars FIRST letter. Address Kretol Co.
22G B st, sc.
STORE FOR RENT in the best business sec
ton of Takoma Park D. G.; a wonderful
opportunity for a mems furnishing store,
dry goods or delicstessen store store To-
Gated at 3l8 Cedar 81. NV, at the interseC-
ton OF Cedar and Carroll SIS Call at 1898
II st, ne. or phone Lin GAS.
WANTED-PooI room: please state al par
ticulars IN FIRST letter. Address Box 4l8-J-
Star Office. 10"
ATTRACTIVE BEAUTY SHOP for sale, rea-
sonable terms Call Lincoln 1856
FULL TIME AND ATTENTION siyen by
experienced. capable, married man OF IS.
with car, IN exchange for share of profits
IN any legitimate business, Al references
will leave WASHINGTON II necessary. ADDRESS
Box 42S-J. Star Office. l9'
SMALL BEAUTY SHOP, dolng good bust
ness; terms to responsible party. 2ol Ten
nesSee ave.
CAFE. 1921 Rhode Island ave. ne: fully
equipped; goins business closed Sundays.
Price $1,000. terms.
LUNCH soda fountain, cigars; one Of city.s
best corners; complete, modern equipment
unusual opportunity: $1,000 cash. balance
monthly. Address Box 426-J. Star ONCE
BOOMING HOUSES - Why go around for
days looking for raoming houses? It's tire
some and all unnecessary. We have best
houses IN city; low prices eaSv terms. See
Mr.. Fowler. SOC 2 NV. Met. sos.
WANTED irst-class rooming house, IS 10
20 raouas. furnished 1}ufurnfshad
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CHEVROLET COACH. le3l--Finished in ma
room wire wheels. Your inspection will
CONVINCE you Of the unusually good care
this ctr has had $685.; terms. sf79 down. q
year 20 pay. Pohanka Service. ii26 goth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-18

SHOW FAMOUS Artistic XMAS CARDS.
A few sincere men and women wanted oy
the biggest company in the Christmas card
business TO earn extra money showing ma
tionAlly advertised FAMOUS ARTISTS
Xmas cards; no competition generous cash
bonuses. liberal commissions paid daily IN
ADVANCE ereat Xmas card
box assortments.
The Process COrpor atiOn. |, 20 Nat Press BLDG
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DINING ROOM SUITE. I0-piece, mahogany,
perfect condition. Exceptional chance to
obtain something worth while, reasonable
Cleveland Tnn7-I
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I1ESh5-Sale OF "Iactory secon1s'' OF once
furniture. desks, tables, chairs. book cases.
file cabinets. cabinet safes and used once
furniture. You can also rent It, n Baum
Son, SIS st. NV. National 9l36
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-18

SEWING MACHINES Reconditioned tread
les, electric ooFtables and consoles as low as
SO e5 White Sewing Machine Co, 300 Fl
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DOCTORS WIDOW. coiored. wants work
with doctor or as lady helper with under
taker; will consider invalid or Semi-invalid
care Call Thomas. Dec. 0ob3.
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CHAIR CANEING ,1i rSTeh F ,3SSass
stering Armstrong. 1888 10th NV. Met 2062
The Washington times., 1931-07-24
HARPER MEETS
M|DMORR|LL

MANCHESTER. Mass, July "a.
Tennis pyrotechnics of the first
order are expected here this
afternoon when Mrs. Lawrence
A. Harper. No. ranking player
of the country. opposes Miss
Midge Morrill,, second ranking
star. in the semifinal round of
the Essex Country Clubs annual
invitation tournament.
They will be battling to de-
termine the finalist who will
play Mrs. Helen Wills Moody for
the singles laurels. Mrs. Moody
won her way into the last round
yesterday, conquering Miss Dor
othy Weisel of Sacramento, by
a 60, 6-3 score.
The battle between the two
high-ranking stars is expected to
prove a keenly contested match.
They met several times last year
with honors even.
Mrs. Harper gained the No.
| ranking because she lasted
to the final round in the ma
tiOnals, whereas Miss Morrill,
went out in the Semifinals. Both
were put out by the eventual
champion, Betty Nuthall.
Mrs. Moody's victory over Miss
Weisel, as expected, was no walk.
away for the worlds champion.
She had to battle hard for every
point, although she did have her
diminutive opponent on the de-
fensive throughout. Miss Weisel
was the only one of Mrs. Moody's
five opponents of the early rounds
to succeed in winning more than
four games from the champion.
Two teams achieved the semi
final round in the doubles yeSter-
day. Mrs. George w. Wightman,
Brookline. and Miss Morrill, won
from Charlotte Miller, New York,
and Mary Greet, Kansas City, at
6-1. 81.
Virginia Hilleary, Philadelphia,
and Dorothy Andrus, Stamford,
Conn, won their penultimate
round berth with 6-1, IS, vic
tory over Miss Weisel and Mrs. B.
E. Cole, North Andover.
The Washington times., 1931-07-24
Last Nights Fights

At Cincinnati-Bat Battalino,
Hartford, Conn, worlds feather
weight mpion, defeated
Freddy Miller, Cincinnati Q0.
At Boston-Lou Brouillard,
Worcester, Mass, defeated Young
Jack Thompson, worlds welter.
weight champion non-title) G0).
At Paterson. N. J.-Midget
Wolgast, Philadelphia flyweight,
defeated Joe Eulo, Lyndhurst, N.
j. G0).
At North Adams. MaSs.-Louis
Kid Kaplan, Meriden. Conn,
lightweight. defeated Tommy Jar
rett, New Haven (10.
At New York-Harry Wallace,
Philadelphia, welterweight, de-
feated Mickey White, New York
Q0D.
Ben Jeby, New York, middle
weight, defes ted Vincent Serici,
New York 10).
At San Rafael, Cal.-Charley
Miller. Reno. featherweight. de-
feated Benny Gallup. San Fran
cisco go.
The Washington times., 1931-07-24
'OARSMEN Open
59TH REGATTA

ELPHIA, July "a.
Leading oarsmen of America will
compete here today and tenor
row in the fifty-ninth annual ma
tional regatta, held under the
auspices of the National ASsocia-
ton of Amateur Oarsmen and
the Schuylkill navy, over the
Schuylkill River course. This is
the first time in five years the
national event has been staged
over the local course.
six final championship races
are scheduled for today, and four
preliminary heats will be held to
comprise the first days program.
The regatta has attracted a
total of 50 crews from all sec
tions of the country, including
leading Middle Western eights.
The Penn A. C. eight, cham
piOnS of the world, meets the
South Side Boat Club of Quincy,
ILL.,, and the New York A. c.
eight in the first heat of the
senior eight-Oared shell event.
The second heat brings to-
gether the Detroit Boat Club.
Undine Barge Club, of Philadel-
phia; Springfield (MaSS.) Row
ing Association and the Cen
tury Club eight of St. Louis.
The first two in each heat will
race tomorrow in the final
event.
Other events on the program
for today are the senior 145-
pound singles championship. lun-
ior 145-pound four-oared shells
with coxswain event; the associa-
tion senior singles, senior four
Dared shells with coxsWain, senior
doubles, and intermediate eight
Dared shell races.
The first event starts at p. IN.
The Washington times., 1931-07-24
BIKE AMATEURS
TURN PROS

Good amateur bicycle riders
turn pro with a vengeance. and
push the veteran money grabbers
out of the picture.
Sergio Matteini was amateur
champion two years ago and to-
day he is doing very nicely
among the professionals.
So for that matter are Joe
.DeVitO, Tom Saetta. Ed Seuf-
fert and DOminick TuccilIo, all
amateurs in 1929.
And two years ago Tino Riboli,
one of the present contenders for
the amateur title, was the Junior
road champion.
The Washington times., 1931-07-24
Anent Goose Goslin

Here's a piece of ammunition
we've been holding out. It's al
most mouldy from occupying
space in the top desk drawer for
almost a month. 1t is re-
sponse we received from fair
fan following our criticism Of
unfair and ungentlemanly razz-
ing of Goslin on the previous
trip of the Browns here. We
were impelled to reproduce this
letter at the hour of its receipt
and when the topic was still out
in the open, but more pressing
matters crowded it out, and so
we decided to shoot it when the
Browns would be with us again
which they are now. Read on,
therefore:
1T seems impossible that in
the short period of a year the
fans could have forgotten the
wonderful record made by
Goose GOSlin during the years
he wore our authenticated
over 800 every year except
1929. led the team in runs bat
ted in, led the American League
in batting, established a home
run record (6) in the world
series, was our only Slugger,
and at the end of the season
was headed in runs batted in
by only two players, Ruth and
Gehrig.