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Evening star., 1932-06-24
"RE|GN" OF LONDOS
ON MAT CONTINUES
Grobmier Lasts Al Minutes.
Three of WrestIers Are
Carried From Ring.

~ RONZED Jimmy Londos retained
x his claims TO the world wrestling
supremacy again last night, but
of more revealing nature was
WaShington's reception of the cream of
the cauliflower crop. More than 10000,
the second largest crowd ever to witness
a mat show here, turned out to wit
ness Fred Grobmiers second defeat by
Londos.
Once again the skinny hook-scissors
specialist punished the usually sedate
title claimant as no other fellow-growier
here has, but the perfectly conditioned
LondoS wore Grobmier down and With
the most vigorous airplane spin ever
displayed here, dumped the Iowan after
4I minutes.
DEFORE going down, however, Grob-
ID mier gave the huge crowd a real
portion Of thrills. Three times be-
fore the final pinning Referee Burns
was on the verge Of beginning the
three-second count over Grobmier, but
on each occasion he slipped out from
under the Greek After the final pin
fall. however, it was necessary to carry
Grobmier from the ring.
Fred's hook scissors, clamped on
IOndoS' m1dSecCiOn SeVeFal ClIleS, WoI :
ried but did not weaken the Greek,
who never stayed down long enough for
Grobmier to begin the shaking end
q it.
T7HE evening produced three carrying
i acts from the ring, The first came
when George Zaharias with crab
hold. dislocated Frank Brunowiczs knee.
Brunowicz, his kneecap grotesquely
twisted. was lifted to the dressing room.
Marshall Blackstock was No. after
Rudy Dusek clamped on his rocking chair
split and reduced the previously pep
perry Southerner to a huge and almost
inert mass of protoplasm. zaharias
required % minutes and Dusek 13.
In other bouts, Jim Mcmillan and
Pat O'Shocker and Gino Garibaldi and
George Kotsonaras went to S0-minute
draws while Mike Walker pinned Jerry
Monohan in II minutes.
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COLORED ATHLETES VIE

Colored tennis players and horseshoe
pitchers Of the Twelfth Street Y M. c. A.
will go to Baltimore tomorrow, the
former to meet the Druid Hill Y net
men and the latter to face the Baltimore
Y representatives.
Making UP the Twelfth Street tennis
team viii be Micky Syphax, Milton
Lancaster, Tally Holmes, Frank Perkins,
Ienoir Cook, Clyde Freeman, John
Jefferson and M. Terrell. Earlier In the
year the teams tied at the nets.
John Hyson, Louis johnson ana PAU
rlackwell will twirl for Twelfth Street
in the horseshoe match. Hyson won
the colored metropolitan crown in The
Star tourney last season.
Evening star., 1932-06-24

~ EPORTS today from Harper's
- Ferry assert the Potomac is
clear at that point. but the
Shenandoah Is muddy. This
nrornises well for the Potomac around
washington in the near future, but at
+he nresent time the river Is muddy
and consequently no fish are being
caught, at least in the vicinity OF Chaln
Bridge. As has been previously stated
on many occasions, our opinion Is tnat
the old Monocacy Is the chief reason
why the Potomac is in its usual muddy
condition. If ever there was stream
prolific OF mud, it Is the Monocacy,
and this river enters the Potomac Just
a short distance away, much too close
to allow the mud to settle before II
reaches Washington.
Bass anglers fishing from the Vir-
vinia creeks and coves, principally IN
Gunstf Cove, reported good luck last
week. but this week the warm weather
apparently has had its effect on
their biting and only few have been
landed.
While the warm weather has showed
I'D fishing in fresh water, in salt water
it is Just what has been badly needed.
Reports from all salt water fishlng
GROUNDS state that hardheads or croak-
ers are taking any kind of bait offered,
bloodworms, shrimp and crabs, even the
hardShell crab.
A. H. G. Mears at Waehapreague,
Va, wires: "Only one boat fishing for
channel bass today, landed three;
weight, AZ, SO and rs pounds" Sev-
eral anglers from Staten Island, he
says. landed a good number Of blues,
hoe founders
TTERY good reports are received this
v week from the Eastern Shore off
Tilghman and Sharps Island.
Vincent Mcguire says he and Capt.
Dan Ball have had good luck for the
first time Tuesday night of this week
they landed so big hardheads and two
trout, the latter weighing between
and 3 pounds. Mcguire also informs
us that some nice rockfish are being
landed, still fishing, just of the tan
grass close to shore. He said the largest
this week weighed 13 pounds.
George T. Harrison, secretary of the
Tilghmans Fishermen's Guide Assoca-
ton, informs us that the best catches
this week have been made by Capt.
Iowery Faulkner who landed barrel
of hardheads. A barrel Of fish contains
between 80 and 100 fish. Capt. oscar
Haddaway also returned with barrel
of hardheads. Capt. Ollie Lednum also
made a good catch Capt. VIII Cum
rnings and Capt. Herman Harrison re-
port a good catch of rockfish, the larg-
est weighing s12 pounds. These f1sh
were landed of Poplar Island, still
fishing, using peeler crabs as bait.
Judge William S. Snow of Alexandria,
with Capt. Winfred Haddaway as his
guide, landed a barrel Of hardheads
Tuesday.
Capt Noah Hazard reports good luck
with his trips TO the Eastern Shore this
week. On one of the trips D. A. Wright
and wife, John Roby, Helen Chase,
Larry Bowman, Alice Griffith. Jim
Howes and Florence Wilbur landed 4e
fish off Sharps Island. OF this num-
Der At were hardhea5s, the largest
Weighing Az pounds. This party also
landed two trout around 2 pounds. On
his second trip with a party Of busi-
ness men Of Seaside Park Chesapeake
Beach, everybody caught large num-
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= -
rs per cent. Bob
Olin, the boy he
was supposed to
fight, is a really
well known boxer,
and he was going
to ork m u c h
cheaper than that.
An Tow came here
just a preliminary
boy, too"
so the Tow-Olin
bout has been can
celed, much to the
regret Of thou
sands and thou
sands, no doubt,
and Cornell today
is dropping nickels
in telenhone booths
Evening star., 1932-06-24
PERSONAL.
(Continued.l

UNIVERSITY GRADUATE. USING PERFECT
Eneiish will give English lessons in exchange
for Russian. Address Box 376-E, Star ONCE
26'
GOOD RUBS UNDER HEALING LIGHTS
for colds. nerves and fatiguei reducing. B. c.
method; baths; white nurse, Pot. 472l. q
LIFE MEMBERSHIP in Congressional Coun-
try Club for sale. $500. Address Box 45-E.
Star ONCE.
FOR QUICK SALE-DINING AND BED
room furniture, cheap.
i7i2 Lanier Pl. NV.
BODY MASSAGE-MASSEUR FROM N. Y.
City. Gentlemen only:
National 505s. 25'
TEACH TO PLAY. VACATION SCHOOLS
your boy happy in his play? II he is not,
IL is because he has never been taught.
Coaches Of local schools will give him in
dividual instruction.
If you want to help your boy TO be real
boy call the Washington Play Club, Emer-
son 847l, Ga. SAIL. Decatur 0090.
Evening star., 1932-06-24
LIE pRoIT TIGERS IN GAME.

LIE Droit Tigers base ball team will go
to Alexandria tomorrow to meet the lie
Paradis A. C. nine in Baggett's Stadium
at 4 O'Clock. Tiger players are to report
at 2 O'Clock at 1881 T street.
Evening star., 1932-06-24

Bill Terry, manager of the Giants.
lives in a swell home in Memphis. IL
originally cost $4,000 to build.
Evening star., 1932-06-24
ANGLERS GUIDE


Bay and Lower
Evening star., 1932-06-24
Ring Rockets
by FRANCIS E. STAN

TOR a young fellah whose chief
- claim to fistic fame seems to be
4 listless victory over Marty CAL
lagher and q job as sparring
partner for the light-heavyweight
champion of the South, Mr.. Robert
Tow, the lanky Alabama boy with the
supersensitive sehnozzle, has a some
what exaggerated opinion of his box
ing value, thinks Mr.. Fats" Cornell,
promoter of the Twin-City caulifiower
plant.
Make Rosenbloom, the light-heavy-
weight champion" means Fats,
worked at Twin City for 80 per cent
of the top. Tow, through his manager,
"a Gnduip wants
Evening star., 1932-06-24
HELP-WOMEN.


WOMAN. over 80. for permanent connec-
tion with well established company. Digni-
ment; give phone. Address Box 26-D, Star
office.
YOUNG LADY in law once. Must be neat
tation and assist at switchboard. State
references and experience. Address Box
334-E, Star once. 70.
YOUNG LADY. experienced bookkeeper and
typist for small once reply giving full in
formation. Address BOX 36e-E. Star once.
Evening star., 1932-06-24
SALESWOMEN.

If YOU are not working or are
working and desire an extra sub
stantial income and have a good per-
sonality, call room 2l, l407 New York
ave. NV, 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing for an interview.
Evening star., 1932-06-24

STUDERAKER 1928 SEDAN Ss5 down. slIS9
per mo-; best of condition, looks new, 5000
tires Euaranteed Warrington Motor Co.,
2OS5 nth NV Pot o044
VIKING 1929 SEDAN. s-CYLINDER-very
Carefully used by private owner, Perfect
easy terms TRIANGLE Motor Co.. New
York ave NV.
WIIIYs- KNIGHT 1890 SEDAN. s45 down.
s24 per mo-; Al. best in city OF this make,
GOOD tires: guaranteed Warrington Motor
Co, 2035 18th NV. Pot. 0o44.
Evening star., 1932-06-24

Capt. G. S. WiIloughby at Ridge, Md,
reports one boat returned yesterday
morning with 36 big hardheads and
another with 26. He said no trout
are being caught at the present time,
but that there were plenty OF hard
heads.
Evening star., 1932-06-24
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star viii receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000, Branch ais.
Evening star., 1932-06-24

BUICK 1927 MASTER s SEDAN. 5-pasS-;
perfect condition throughout; q real bar
gain for sl95; easy terms Callan Motors
Inc, Franklin and Graham, I527-29 M ST.
NV Dist SASS.
Evening star., 1932-06-24

a REPORT Just received from o. c.
n Pope, Earl Grifith and Wilson
Hit. local anglers, fishing We'd
nesday night of Sharps Island, states
they landed So hardheads, all big ones,
using peeler crabs and shrimp for bait,
and some of the largest fish were
landed with shrimp.
Evening star., 1932-06-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

vacnum-cun tyne: S2e Hnnlv TO-DAY iISR
Allison NV.
WASHING MACHINES s-Overstocked, sacri-
fleIng standard makes at great savings.
General Electric. regular price $l0e now
$3.50; A. 3. C. spinner. was $l65, reduced
to 5000; Thor No. spinner. was $7e. so.
message will bring one to your home; act
quickly, Carroll Supply Co.. 1T 18th st, NV,
Nat 1890
Evening star., 1932-06-24

BUICK MASTER SIX SEDAN, 192s-The
man who is a careful buyer will appreci-
black trim almost new; practically new
tires; interior clean and inviting; motor
quiet after careful reconditioning. Special
sale price only s495 Easy terms. Pofanka
Service. 1875 Goth st. NV, National 0OTO
Evening star., 1932-06-24

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY for develop
mint is offered two young women over 81,
OF ordinary ability. Must have at least
high school education. Salary. Address BOX
FIAT-WORK IRoNERS, experienced. wanted
at once. Ask for Mr.. T. Zimmerman. Stand
ard Laundry, on the highWay, Rosslyn. Va.
GIRLS-Learn beauty culture at reliable
school Commission paid while learning.
Stewards Beauty School, s2l F st. NV.
GIRL colored neat appearance, high-school
education, between 20 and 80. assistant IN
dental office in suburbs; give age, education,
experience and phone. Address BOX 375-E,
Star ONCE.
GRADUATE NURSE for convalescent; room
and board and small salary. Address Box
PRACTICAL NURSE for elderly lady: work
IL hours day duty and nights weekly $50
mo-; give experience. references and age.
Do not apply unless kind and willing TO
work Address Box 3s2-E Star once.
SALESLADY wanted. experienced In ladies'
ready to-wear. Schwartz Department Store,
ll24-26 7th St NV.
SALESLADIES-Large corporation has va
caneies; car essential; salary and commits
sion; Write for appointment address Box
TEACHER OR STUDENT, capable; vacation
Salary and train fares paid. Address Box
TOILET GOODS sALESIADY, TO take charge
dept; YOUNG; must have beauty and cos
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WOMAN. "a yrs. able to deal successfully
with people, 70 learn business and develop
in it; dependahility required; salary. Ad-
dress Box to7-c. Star o1hss.
Evening star., 1932-06-24

If you are not working or are
working and desire an extra sub
stantial income and have good per-
sonality, call room II, l407 New York
ave. NV, 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing for an interview.
Evening star., 1932-06-24

A. H. G. Mears at Waehapreague,
Va, wires: "Only one boat fishing for
channel bass today, landed three;
weight, AZ, SO and 25 pounds" Sew
eral anglers from Staten Island, he
says. landed a good number OF blues
bonitas, large sea bass and founders.
Evening star., 1932-06-24
SALE-AUTOMORTLES.-

AUBURN 1881 CUSTOM SEDAN $3.50
down, S37 per mo-, almost new; 1881 con-
vertible sedan. SIPS down. S35 per mo-; 1880
de luxe cabriolet. $50 down, $50 per mo:
1928 sedan, s35 down, $3.50 per mo-: Al
every way. Warrington Motor Co, 203s l7th
NV Pot. 0044
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CHAPTER FORTY SEVEN

TINE weeks drifted by Steve,
u pale and weak, but each day
growing more like himself, limped
about with a cane. He spent the
time sitting on the terrace, driving
to the golf course, or often enough,
lying in the shade of the coconut
palm trees on the sands joking with
Lottie.
DR.. Allen remained at Holiday.
Bud had returned to the mine and
would not be back again. Barry
was waiting only until Steve would
be strong enough to make the trip.
Then they would both go.
That meant that Lottie and Mona
soon would be setting off for the
north.
Though it really isn't necessary
for us to go back to New York,
Mona told her friend, I'VE might
just travel We could visit Mexico
or Spain, or drop off at Guadalupe
and take one of the French liners
for France"
They could pack at half an hours
notice. After the period of anx-
iety over, Steye-when death had
seemed so close-all problems had
become dwarfed. Life was sud-
denly smooth and tranquil.
Marry me, Monal" was Barry's
constant plea.
Perhaps" She did not add
aloud, as she always did in her
heart, "If only can sell the En-
press or if you'll let be buy back
your shares in the mine"
During the first few days of
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

corning the Empress. The price he
offered far exceeded Mr.. Townsend's
purchase price.
They waited her instructions.
However, was Mrs. Townsend quite
sure she cared to sell the stone
Was she entirely certain that she
was free to take this step?
Il certainly am" Mona said to
herself, annoyed. Outside the
postofice, she and Barry were swept
into a stream OF passengers from
the Helena.
Mona stood with the letter folded
in her hand while Barry scanned a
newspaper two weeks old. She
looked at him meditatively.
The Empress would bring Barry
into his own. He must accept it.
He must! Later when her family
neeoed her no longer, she would
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where the arched windows looked
out on a riot or poinciana. Post
Office clerks in khaki or linen bent
over their tasks.
Presently one Of them raised the
frosted pane which shut out the too
eager public and called TO Barry.
IAN arnful for us!" Barry said,
scanning the package he had re-
ceived. "One, another one-two for
you right on top Lottie has her
share, too
Who do you suppose writes to
Lottie? 1t must be a one-sided cor
respondence, because I'm sure she
never sits down and remains quiet
long enough to answer letter"
Mona, deep in one Of her own let
tiers, nodded absently. Wilmington
reported that the maharajah had
replied to his communication con-
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4, BOX
"A DAY
BY BRUCE CATION

FOOD, ld-fashioned melodrama
- is the fare served in 1.-The Gal
lows Waits" by Jackson Budd; and
if you go for that sort of thing, you
might find this book right down
your alley.
The lad who plays the lead is
some sort of official in a London
shipping company
He has friend who works for
one of these convict rescue league
outfits, and this friend keeps send
ing ex-convicts to him for jobs. In
that way the man amasses quite a
lot of underworld friends.
For a long time that simply adds
spice to dull existence. But pref
ty soon his friends get into trouble
in big way and drag him into it.
He takes an auto ride with an ex-
burglar one night to help one of the
boys to get out of England; and
when he returns he finds that a
cop has been murdered and that
all the evidence points directly at
him.
just to complicate matters, the
one ex-convict in the bunch who
really has been trying to reform
manages to swipe the young mans
girl; and what with escaping the
gallows himself and trying to keep
the underworld from putting the
girl-swiper on the spot, our hero
has his hands very full.
The story doesn't amount to a
pint of dried lentils, but it moves
along fast and it manages to be
interesting in a nice, hard-boiled
sort of way. You could do worse.
"The Gallows Waits" is published
by Putnam's, and sells for 81.
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ST. CARS BLOCK PLANS
Seek Means of Beautifying Park
Loop Is Interference.

Proposal of indianapolis Rail-
ways, Inc, to continue using Sec
ton of city property in Riverside
park as a loop" for its transporta-
ton lines viii interfere with the
boards plan for identifying the site,
A. c. Salee, superintendent of parks,
said today
Under the contemplated plan Of
using trackless trolleys on the
Riverside line, the transportation
company is seeking a franchise to
permis operation of its equipment
on Harding street. The plot of
ground lying between Twenty-ninth
and Thirtieth streets now is used
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CHAPTER FORTY-SIx Con
tinued
We've got s. she heard a voice
cry as everything became blur.
THERE were rustlngs, strings,
i At length Lottie opened her
eyes. She was in her own room
lying on the bed and Mona was
bending anxously over her
DR.. Allen, smiling anxiously, too,
stood at the other side Of the bed
But the doctor was here when
he should be with Stevel That was
Lotties first thought. Almost i'm
nediately she noticed that it was
dark outside. She must have lain
in a faint for hours.
Her lips moved, but the words
did not come.
DO you want Steve?" Mona
asked. "Oh, he's all right now. We
brought the doctor with us, you
know. Reached Granada just in
time.
The boat was blowing its last
whistle. The serum was there, too
and it worked perfectly.
Steve viii be beating you at golf
In few weeks Dr. Allen promised.
You're sure he's all right?"
"Of course. I'm going to stay
around, though, until he's able TO
turn handsprings.
Steve is in his own room" Mona
added. The boys carried him up
where he'd be more comfortable.
When he is little less drowsy,
he'll want to talk to you"
I'll be down for dinner" Lottie
promised.
you certainly will not, young
woman, Dr. Allen said. Wen
have it sent to you" He stood in
the door a moment, offering casual
advice, and then went to Steve's
room.
"Lottie!" cried Mona suddenly.
The two girls chung together.
You saved him for me-" Lottie
cried softly, wiping her eyes. you
and Barry. 1t looks as though Steve
and I will have to do something for
you two
But Mona thoughts raced back
TO that fifteen minutes in the plane
when everything except Steve's life
seemed unimportant. Those fifteen
minutes had taught their lesson.
She looked at Lottie with shining
eyes. Perhaps you have done it
already" she said.
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In the room above, Janzara lunged for Tai
askers breast. the slave girl caught her wrist and
a moment later they went down, locked in one
another's embrace. Savagely they fought two She
tigers in human form, Janzara screaming Die,
slayel You shall not have him!"
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WRONG AGE is GIVEN
Paul Morris, Involved in County
Suit, Is 20 Years Old.

An error was made in the age Of
Paul Morris, 20, Of 2l09 South State
street, in a Times story, appearing
Sept. 8. concerning filing of a dam
age suit in superior court in which
Morris seeks $1,000 judgment from
James and TreSsie Malin. His age
was given previously as 3.
The Mains own a. dog alleged to
have bitten Morris. The suit was
filed by Davis Morris. father OF the
defendant on behalf of the son.
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marry him and let the fortune go
to the sailors home, the orphanage
or wherever the will decreed.
well, said Barry abruptly, shall
We go?"
They started of across the square
toward the jetty where their boat
lay. A tall, slender man in white.
wearing a sun helmet, almost ran
into them.
Il beg your pardon" he began,
raising his hat. He was about to
pass, when Mona cried out, why.
Mr.. GarretSon! How in the world
did you get here?"
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/ portant question, my dear young
lady, is whom do you love2"
She did not look toward him. She
could feel her hands trembling
Il asked you a question, dear"
Barry insisted, not to be side
tracked.
There's the steamerl" Mona ex-
claimed. The steamship Helena was
just rounding the bend with flags
flying. The tiny motorboat bearing
harbor officials had pushed out
from the ietty and was blowing
through the sapphire bowl which
made the harbor..
The steamship Helena, anchored,
would ride with the tide for sew
eral hours.
Shall we wait to see the tour
ists?" asked Barry as the native
boatmen clambered into their barks
and started out briskly at a safe
distance from the power boat. THE
mail will be in soon"
Mona said, Eyes, let'sl" The tour
lists, in twos and threes, were leay-
inc the steamer now, bargaining on
the companionway for the most de-
sirable Of the shifting boats before
them.
Mona watched the oars dipping
rhythmically as the two boatmen
in each craft brought their boats
to shore.
Here comes the mail" Barry re-
marked idly.
TINE motor boat, Ignoring the
l. proximity of the rowboats over
which it proceeded ruthlessly, had
turned and was making toward the
dock.
A man in white, with a dark
canvas bag slung over his Shout
der, leaped ashore, lighted a pipe
and then strolled slowly across the
square to the poStoffice.
I'VE may as we'll follow" Mona
said. .'sHave we finished all the err
rands? Coffee pot, thread for Miss
Oracle, peppermints, glue. Didn't
some one ask for stationery"
She thought moment. "Oh, yes,
we were to get avocados! I feel as
if I should eat as many as possible
before we go back"
You mean to New York;"
This was nearing dangerous
ground again. A reference to de-
parturee might be fatal.
Let's get the mail" Mona urged.
They waited in the wide postoffice
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Williams
Blosser

Komodohorensal, with drawn sword, landed al.
most upon the second beast 1t turned tail and
sprang to far corner The prince leaped to ala
Tarzan and together they drove of the first cat
as they backed down toward the gate to safety
But now the second beast suddenly spranE
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by the street car company as a loop
for street cars.
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Ito Be ConeIuded)

Andres, one of the Bahama is
lands, has lake which generates
its own soap from its alkaline lime
stone bed.