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HELP-WOMEN.
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Laundry Adjustment Clerk
And take care of drivers files. Must have
local experience and reference. Address
Box 66-J. Star ofice.
a High-Grade Connection.
II you are in a position to take up inter-
esting work. part or full time, with a local
MIN with many years Of reliable service to
the people of Washington. we would like to
tax to you. II you possess character and
references No sales work. Excellent re-
muneration to those who qualify.
APPLY TO MRS. BLANkE,
1l07 \. Y Ave.
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DELICATESSEN- fountain. light lunch;
groceries; long lease; guarantee business;
no brokers: price very low; cash, $500.
Address Box c6-J. Star ONCE.
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WE WANT a h-calibre salesman to rep
resent us in Washington. D. C. and SIR
man because the job we have for him re-
auires genuine ability. We have something
lowest priced and best money making COM
merclal popcorn machines on the market =
bar none. We also offer exclusive terri
and an unlimited future opportunity. II you
have the experience and ability TO qualify
call C. W Pierce, Nat. 1910. tomorrow morn
ips ST Y O'Clock
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

MATHEMATICS Statistical clerk. POLICE,
FIREMAN. stenographer. typewriting' speed
dictation and complete secretarial course.
Tuition, S. The Civil Service Preparatory
School. Sc cor 18th & F NV. Met 6337
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CHRISTMAS-CARD SALESLADIES.
FAST, EASY MONEY MAKER.

bId 7.
Fascinating spare or full time work: SIM
ply take orders for fine 81 ALL-FOLDER
Christmas assortment should double your
earnings. Contains beautiful French fold
ers. dainty parchments. rich deckle-edge
etchings gorgeous tip-ons. exquisite novel;
ties; new, exclusive designs. wonderful SEN
timents superfine box nothing like it;
low price makes everybody buy; high COM
missions. We start you: sample box on ap-
proyal; also everyday sssortments. gift
wrappings; we pay postage Write Doehla
Co., Dept. 13. Fitchburg, Mass.
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SOLICITORS 1Ol. high-class, to Introduce
sumer; can easily average between SIS and
$40 daily Call O'Clock Monday morning
July Is, factory, 3l5 L ST. s.w, ask lor Mr..
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

WOMAN, young, will do part time for room
and board; would like some pay; can do
housework; reasonable: references. 1882
Corcoran st. NV.
waitress. chambermsid or plain cooking
Ref. Phone N. 1888.
WOMAN. colored. hrst class: general house,
worker; stay OF go home. Col. 1877.
WOMAN. colored days worker. good laun-
dress and cleaner; 81 day and fare
Potomac 6230-W.
WOMAN. colored, wants position; general
ave. NV. phone North 7l69.
WOMAN. colored, wishes general housework
or days work. $50 o st. NV.
WOMAN. white. educated. experienced good
cook. invalid nursing; day or week. Mrs. E
WOMAN wants a place for days work, part
time work or plain cooking. Phone North
1887
WOMAN. colored, settled frst-class. wishes
place as cook or general houseworker; sleep
in. 6O8 M st. NV. Ella
WOMAN. colored. young. wants Job as cook
or general houseworker; desires place now
or any time later; experienced; references.
1928 18th st. NV Dec. 394l.
WOMAN, white will care for children while
parents work. Box ST, West Falls Church,
small home; splendid cook; reliable. unen
numbered. no laundry: stay nights; best ref
erences. Emerson 004l after 10 am. "a
WOMEN. colored. reliable. for general house
work or part time. Phone Pot. 2228-R.
YOUNG GIRL. colored, experienced. desires
part or full time work. general housework
cooking. Lincoln 1878.
housework, cooking or part time; ref. Dec.
1895.
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MECHANIC, reliable, thoroughly familiar
exrerience Address Box 1871, S.ar once
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INDOOR COOLING.

Commercial establishments are experienc-
ing splendid increases in business by in
stallation of General Motors wonderful new
refrigeratej air systems. Best season OF
year now approaching. Manufactured by
Frigidaire Corporation. Ten additional men
wanted for sales work in Washing ton. Ap-
ply Monday. Mr.. Budworth, 931 N. Y. ave.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A DOWNTOWN cigar and soft drink stand
Nice business for low rent. For qulck sale
will take $3.50. r. M DeShazo, ll30 l4th
Evening star., 1932-07-24

MEN-Financial institution has room for 10
more men to complete sales organZatlon;
new and different proposition; men
making big. quick commissions Sunday.
to pm. all day Monday. 1920 X st. NV.
/ ground floor
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iELP-MEN.

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR WANTED for
loca! established weekly. good opportunity
fer right man; commission basis Can $50
Tower Bldg. between $50 ard IL
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen OF experience and
ability can connect pr01tably with pr0ml-
nent northwest Chevrolet dealer, Washins
TONS newest authorized Chevrolet dealer
Apply MI. Hunt, 1927 Conn ave NV Kahn
Chevrolet
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MEN of executive ability to assist sales man
ager, must be between "a ana "a years OF
age; to the right man this is splendid OPP
portunlty. See MI Looper between and
In 20 q IN ll2l Vermont ave. II. ".
Evening star., 1932-07-24

LUNCH ROOM in NV; rent. $40 month;
lease; going business; price only 81 0c0
Address Box 383-J. star office.
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SALESMEN, several. with or with
out experience who are looking for
permanent, dgnihed employment
with exceptional earnings. Apply
with references 1909 |. st. NV.
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LADIES.
HELP-DOMESTIC

COOK and general h0useworker; must be
good Coz k; small family; city reference.
28ll Dumbarton ave. NV. after O'Clock.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER: room and
board. SIT month; steady place good home
give particulars. Address Box 469-V, Star
Office.
GIRL. white. for general housework: SO a
week and room and board. Dec, 2397
HOUSEKEEPER. white. exp; small salary;
state age and salary expected three in fam
lily. Address Box 1871. Star office.
HOUSEKEEPER. white; cooking, general
hcusework, no laundry; private family. good
nome; Sf5 per month and room and board.
Address Box 67-J, Star Office
HOUSEWORKER, white. for elderly lady;
stay nights; small apartment; state reier-
enceS. Address Box 430-V, Star office.
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MEN with proven specially experience op-
portunity to cash in on smart advertising
campaign Mr. Karp. S28 Natl Press BLDG
apply Monday, ll3.
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MEN WITH CARS WANTED III Washington
and other territories to supply our famous
household products to steady customers on
REGULAR routes; routes pay SZGo0 weekly up
pay begins immediately. WIltt albert 4Illls.
route mgr, 2lS6 Monmouth, Cincinnati, O.
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LUNCH. DELICATESSEN - Good location
nicely EQUIPPED. VIII sell reasonably. 77i6
Georgia ave NV
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BOWIE 5 VARIETY AND DELICATESSEN-
Splendid location, sood business. selling on
account OF recent death OF owner, cash
Corner OF Georgia ave. and LonGfellow st
" GeOreld y147
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STORE FOR SALE-Ladies ana mems
ready-tc-vear: one Of best corne~s in Wash
inston. es .abllshed 20 Years; will sell al
sacrifice. Address Box 423-V. S;ar Office 25.
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WILL SELL, INTEREST in mail adtertis-
Ins business to party who will give time
to oftice manassment. price. S45o. Address
"
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HFLP-WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR Must be good mar
ctller and do Bouat permanent waving pre-
Ter girl who j. now working, but Wall make
CT for record Will he
recommendation; amateurs VIII waste
time answering this, 3iii l.th ST. NV, I'M
maWuIulv
Evening star., 1932-07-24

COLLEGE and high school bows. this is an
opportunity for you make good money IN
very little spare time I have 100 hieh-cIass
gum machines which I operated while az
tending school. A bargain at 81 90 each.
Address Boz 1871. Star Office
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MEN, whole or part time. 10 advertise our
"0-'' ' 26s
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IADIE

We have definite opportunity for three
ladies who possess enough personality to
connect themselves with an outstanding or
sanitation; no selling; special training Mrs.
oomanb Room A4a0s fhseAnS
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MAN white, middle aged, to do general
farm work; must know how 10 mix cows
room and board. Apply Frank 9anaa'
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DRAPERY MAN-.Furniture, store desires
Wcrk Address BOX 1851. Star ONCE.
ERRAND BOY. white, with bicycle; per
manent position ask for Mr. DAVIS
121s 2
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manent position with local manufacturer;
prefer one who has had experience in phySi-
cans office. initial salary. <25 weekly, in
vestment required. $1,000. which will be ade-
queteiy secured Address Box 42l-V. Star
Office
Evening star., 1932-07-24

MAGAZINE MEN. experienced. to work with
mgr. on Colhers CLUB offers highest com
man. Apply between 8 and 9 am; H, Mac
Greeor. 5l0 McGill Bldg. 9th and SITS.
Evening star., 1932-07-24

COLORED PORTER for ONCE building with
Experience in carpentry work: SIS per week
give experience and age. Address EoX l54-V.
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BEAUTY PARLOR with all modern equip
ment in excellent and exclusive location for
sale; whole or part; reasonable. Reason H.
MESS. .A6dEess Box 1l1sj, Star of4ce.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PRACTICAL NURSE wants position; experi-
enced: SIS week; light housework; good ref
erences. Phone Atlantic 5209.
PRACTICAL NURSE-Mrs. Martha Frances
dunbar. Adams 933l-J.
PRACTICAL, NURSE to lady only, COM
paniOn; light houSew0rk; drive car; white.
reliable amiable refined. references. Phone
out of order on previous adv. Falls Church
l4-W-2.
sEAMsTREss- Sewing by the day, $3.50;
excellent references. Call Col. 3243-J.
SECRETARY Y-stenographer. several years
education. rapid and accurate: excellent
references. Lincoln 7755-J.
STENOGRAPHER. high-school graduate, age
10: take fast dictatiOn: good typist; need
work sl2 week Martha Wisherd. Me 1893
STENoGRAPHER. high school graduate, N
C: age & lS; must r,or WORK: general ofnce and
Georgia 4947 2C'
STENOGRAPHER- -TYPIST. diversified steno-
graphic and clerical experience; SIS week;
.I npprsciate your call need work. Lin.
STENOGRAPHER-SE years ex-
perence: charming personality. intelligent
accurate: excellent ellen references: would leave
STENOGRAPHER- terms very
reasonable; permanent or by day or hour:
varied experience; good references. North
61l6-W. 1922 RIGGS pl. NV
STENOGRAPHER-B -BOOKKEEPER six years
experience good stenogra pher. double -entry
bookkeeper; efficient; $40 week. Nat. 07O0.
Apt. Pill.
STENOGRAPHER, moderate speed typst,
rence; references. Cali Lincoln 06s3
STENOGRAPHER with diversified experience
wishes position; will substitute; salary rea-
sonable; need work North 1856.
TYPIST thoroughly experienced. desires
work at home. 35c per thousand words:
work called for and delivered. Decatur 6352-J.
UNDERGRADUATE NURSE. nursery govern
eSs or mothers helper, care OF convalescent.
Cleveland 0744 24s
WELLESLEY COLLEGE GRAD, good per
Sonality, exper. various lines. wants any
sort of work. Call Silv. Spg 1872
erence. Phone Adams 1921. Monday
WOMAN. middle aged. good disposition.
wishes to care for invalid, elderly lady or
give mothers care to children; can sew;
wages small Adams y3l4-J
WOMAN, white. reliable, capable position
as housekeeper or practical nurse: good ref
1913 Harvard st. NV. Apt l07. Col 6225.
OF convalescent or act as companion. Call
al or address SlS 9th st. NV
YOUNG GIRL. white. wishes work OF any
Kind; prefer Capitol Heights any place
lll3 MARYLAND ave ne. Apt l, after 10 u III.
YOUNG LADY, experienced, wishes position
as companion or practical nurse. Address
Box 93-J. Star ONCE. "a
YOUNG LADY, experienced. wishes position
caring Tor children. can give reference. Ad-
dress Box 65-J. Star Office 26'
YOUNG WOMAN desires work as child's
nurse or mothers helper. Phone Lincoln
5422-W
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INCREASE your income by taking my g.
room house. nicely furnished and filled
cheap for cash. Address Box l48-J, Star
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BOOOKKEEPER, start j95 with opportunity

to advance. give IeferenCtS. AuuItAS anu
1ele phone. Address Box a2-J S,ar othee-
CHAUFFEUR. experleneed wl1:te' narried s,
Ing TO do work around house Send
references end state salary. F. c. Little
Evening star., 1932-07-24

MEN. several, for outside selling; experience
not necessary. willingness TO Work ana
Homer L. Kilt Co., 1880 G St NV, to
II Monda-
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HERDSMAN who IS experienced N hanuIlHg
small herd Of registered Jerseys; single,
white middle aeed. reliable man who knows
his business. raising calves. making ceruhed
milk and care of frst-claSs barn must oe
well recommended, salary 500 per month
and maintenance. Address Box ~. Star
Evening star., 1932-07-24

! FOR SALE-Grccery and meat store, out OF
town; bargain for cash. Address Box 55-J,
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IN DOWN1 OWN SECTION. CAN BE TAKEN
OVER FOR FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS
CASH, WITH BALANCE IN EASY MONTH
LY PAYMENTS. DOING FAIR BUSINESS.
UNUSUAL BARGAIN. LATEST EQUIP Ma.
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SCLICITOR advertisinE for leading COM
munity paper; straight commission no draw.
ing account or advance; permanent posi-
Evening star., 1932-07-24

SALESMAN One more worker needed to
round out selling oreaniZation of new Ford
dealer; only man Iooklns for permanent
connection need apply see MIR. TyrrelI,
Washington Motor Co.. Capitol Hets.. Md,
Hillside 0600.
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NFN-Are you satisfied with your present
income or 90 you feel that you are Wortn
more IN yourselfp We have openings Tor 3
neat-appearine married men, ages % to 30,
with cars, TO qualify for positions for Wash
invton and vicinity; future assured steady
work; no canvasslng; experience unneces-
sary For personal interview IN Washing.
Ci,per Maid Corn 4208 No Broad
Evening star., 1932-07-24

BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR. expert. with
nish-clasS following. work $3.50 basis
established shop in lar%e apt house
exclusive el&hoorhood- exec ptionstl oppoi =
tunlty. Call Monday 242o 18TH St NV,
Evening star., 1932-07-24

SALESMAN who have been trying stocks,
bonds and specialties. automobiles selling
and the new Rockne division of Lse D. But
Ter. Inc 1882 Conn. ave. offers several men
opportunity TO make money. See Mr..
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peper and Winchester. Va, and Martins
burg. w Va. who are willing TO work to
establish a business that will give perma-
nent employment; real estate bond required;
commission basis. Grand Union Tea Co.
ct
Evening star., 1932-07-24

GUITAR TEACHER. Hawaiian and steel, by
large music house; must be experienced. give
oualifcations Address Box 58-J Star ofhce.
Evening star., 1932-07-24

SURPRISING HOW REASONABLE; OLD
floors rehnlshed, pain ing. interior and ex-
terror plaStering- cement work. screens
made and repaired. window and house clean
ing. Call BEN West 1897
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WILL LEASE privilege Of buving; tourist
house; u rooms baths known from
coast to coast. Lincoln 6470-W.
Evening star., 1932-07-24

MAN married. owning car. living near PuI-
ceIIville Va for partly established coffee
tea route Grand Union Tea Co. 6O3 ny"
Evening star., 1932-07-24

UNEMPLOYED?
Get Busy New ''anti-Hoover'' Windshield
stcker sells on signt at l0c. Statesmen
wanted everywhere. Send fer sample terms
and territory. Act quick Box 367, Iowa
The Washington times., 1932-04-01
WOMEN REACH
TENNIS FINALS

BRooKLINE, Mass, April /.
The women's national indoor
doubles tennis title was at stake
today with Mrs. George w.
Wightman and Miss Sarah Pal
frey, Brookline, defending the
honor for the fourth successive
time against Mrs. John Van
Ryn, Philadelphia, and Miss Mar
jorie Morrill,, Dedham.
Mrs. Wightman and Miss Pal.
frey reached the final bracket by
defeating Miss Mianne Palfrey,
Brookline, and Miss Virginia Rice
Boston, 60, 81.
Mrs. Van Ryn and Miss Morrill,
defeated Mrs. Henry R. Guild,
Boston, and Miss Margaret Blake,
Brookline, in three sets, 60,
3-6, 81, to gain the finals.
In the Semi-final single S
matches, Miss Morrill,, top seeded,
will meet Miss Rice, while Miss
Marjorie Sachs, defending cham
pion, will oppose Miss Mianne
Palfrey, Brookline.
The Washington times., 1932-04-01
KANN' 'SBOLSTER.
FOR DIAMOND
BY SID KATZNELL

The team that the Hecht Co.
will have to beat for the Depart
ment Store Baseball League cham
pionship this year will be the S.
Kann's & Sons diamonders,
which have bolstered their last
seasons combination with the ad-
dition Of several former high
school and minor league stars.
They have Parker, who played
with Chambersburg club, when
member of the Blue Ridge loop,
and Ashlen, formerly with Tampa
High, which won the State of
Florida high school championship
the year he performed.
Three Capable Players
Manager John Hyatt also said
that three other capable players
in Mitchell, Lightvowen and Co
hiner Signified their intentions of
reporting to the first practice Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock on dia-
mond No. / of the Monument lots.
Mitchell played in the Texas
League several years ago, while
Cohiner and Lightvowen are we'll
known for their baseball ability
around town.
SpangIers Practice
The Spengler Post, champions
of the American Legion, Wash
ington Times and Capital City
leagues last year, will try for the
second time to stage it's initial
practice of the current season to,
morrow afternoon at o'clock on
the Camp MeigS Field.
The following players are re-
queSted to report promptly: Capt.
Bill Darmstead, Charley Couzzo,
Billy Bresnahan, "Dopey" Dean,
Al Waters, AL Pepper, Harry
Bryan, Fred Wahler, Eddie Miller,
Joe Crisafull, Vince Diver, Bus
Boyd, Charles Burrows, Ed Du-
gan, Sid Stein, Alsop, Adlong,
Raskin, BroSnan, Lunson, AL
Bieber and Chick HolIidge.
The Washington times., 1932-04-01

return next year. Griff likes
Biloxi because of its ideal facili-
ties both in equipment and
weather, but can't afford to lose
too much money in getting his
athletes into condition.
Thus, the efforts Of the Biloxi
Chamber of Commerce to do
everything in it's power to build
up an attractive proposition,
which in this case, would offer
advantages to not only the Griff-
men but the Brooklyn Dodgers
as we'll.
Ragusin is due to speak to
Griff and the Brooklyn chieftainS
today about his latest project.
The Washington times., 1932-04-01
Times Again Gives
Ball Schedules
TOF Fans

Here's the good news for
which baseball fans have been
waiting.
Those 1882 baseball schedules
are ready for distripution. In
keeping with this newspapers
policy over the last five years.
free vest-pocket baseball Sched.
ules are available to readers of
this newspaper for the asking.
Simply send a self-addresSed.
stamped envelope to the Base
ball Schedule Editor. in care
The Washington Times, Wash.
ington, D. c." and your sched.
ule will arrive by return mail.
But one schedule may be re-
ceived by an individual and
under no circumstances can
schedules be secured except
through the mail. NONE WILL
BE GIVEN AWAY AT THE
ZINES BUILDING.
The Washington times., 1932-04-01
BOWEN WELTER
FAVOR|TE

Ray Bowen made good his
promise to local fight fans last
week at Portner's arena by punch
ing Patsy Lewis all over the ring.
AS a reward for his showing,
Ray will have the chance to es-
tabliSh himself as the leading
welterweight in the District Tues
day when he faces Sammy Braun
stein in the six-round semi-windup
to the "Reds" Barry.Marty Gal
lagher blast at Portner's.
At the present time Ray is box
ing in the manner which estab-
lished him as a favorite in Phila-
delphia, Wilmington, Mia m
Beach and other cities.
He proved his fight with K. o.
Riley two months ago was not
his best effort, that he was out
of condition and rusty.
The Braunstein-Bowen match
is in reality q plum" Sammy
is one of those rare boys swho
can box and slug, take it and
keep coming in for more.
Bowen likes nothinT more than
to have his opponents come to
him. With these elements sur
rounding the match, thunder
should break loose here from the
opening bell.
Henry Irving, improved greatly,
has been picked to meet Sam
Finazzo in the six-round main
prelim. 1rving's knockout of Ray
Litten brought him back into the
good graces of the fans. Three
more four.rounders will support
the bill,
The Washington times., 1932-04-01

"AVA VA4O w 0SAA4ASS OO44 MA ~ A444VA
Ragusin and the other Biloxi
officials want to make this base
an attractive proposition for big
league training purposes where
conditions have not been so swell
this year.
The plan which Ragusin pro
poses to put before both your
Uncle Clark Griffith and Man
ager Carey of the Brooklyn
Dodgers is that the two clubs
train at the same spacious Biloxi
Stadium, play each other in ex-
hibition games, and practice, one
team in the morning the other
in the afternoon.
All that is necessary to handle
this proposition outside Of selling
the idea to both Griff and the
Brooklyn chieftains, is the en-
larging of the two clubhouses
now standing at either end OF
the Biloxi Stadium.
Easily Arranged
The rebuilding of these struc-
lures could be arranged easily,
according to Ragusin, and plans
will 60 forward Immediately II
the parties of the two teams
will only see the advantages
which the Biloxi Chamber OF
Commerce hopes to make clear.
In talks this week at two i'm
portant baseball celebrations here,
Griff stressed the necessity Of
attractions in the way of opposl-
ton if the Griffmen were to be
brought back to this base again.
Realizing that support must be
given financially in some way If
big league team was to train
here, the local chamber Of COM
merce, with Ragusin as its
spokesman, have hit upon the
above plan.
AS Ragusin says, Biloxi is
anxious to have the Griffmen
back here next year. Still the
town realizes that another big
league club should be near if
Griff is going to make out" on
his expenses at all.
Dodgers Would Do
The Brooklyn club is the answer
to the problem, so Ragusin be-
ieves and unless they can be
talked into making connections
at New Orleans or some other
nearby site, it's Ragusin's latest
plan to broach the subject to
both Griff and the Brooklyn
management over the possibilities
of joint training campaign
here next year for both clubs.
Baltimore is not going to re-
turn to Gulfporot next spring, it
has been been definitely learned
And it's been problematical about
Cleveland's return to New Or
leans. until late yesterday when
it was learned that the Indians
were once more going to train at
the Louisiana base.
Therefore the Biloxi chamber
of commerce is interested in
bringing Brooklyn here. If the
plan fails, Ragusin and his CO.
workers hope to talk the Dodgers
into training at Gulfport, but
the latter is not entirely well
thought of because Of the poor
training facilities in that town.
Must Have Foe
There's one thing certain. The
GriffS must have some oppoSi-
ton for games during their train
ing season here If they are to
The Washington times., 1932-04-01

at this stage of the back swing,
as high as the waist, which
means that either your arms or
wrists, or both, have put it into
a much too pronounced upward
action. Instead of going up, 1t
should swing around, continu-
ing in the circular path. If you
break it upward you throw the
swing out Of plane and make it
more like a chop. Haste at this
point in the swing usually is
due to anxiety to hit, that al
ways present eagerness to
smack the ball. Chase the hit
ting idea away from you and
substitute for it the thought Of
swinging. The first thing in
golf is to learn to swing.
The Washington times., 1932-04-01
TORONTO FAVORED

MONTREAL, April 1.-Although
the opening game of the Stanley
cup semifinals between the Mon
treal MaroonS and Toronto Maple.
leafs resulted in a 1-to-1 tie here
last night, Toronto today was ia.
vored to capture the second and
final game of the total-goal series
in Toronto tomorrow night. The
concluding contest will be to a
decision,