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A LIouOr Ca 1905 Columbia I'd nw .AD $500
Hoe Reversos ca 2442 l9 NV AD 45S0
HmhsSssScT TReer a Iluusr 24s5 IL NV CO 1870
Ambroojs DeIieatessen ia a Fla AZ nw NO 2O28
cairo III lamar ShoD l6iS II NV NO 97I2
s n ISmor Store S9IS Nj Pleasant CO 2420
uvmap:S i IouoT shon 8I25 Mt Pleasant CO 1888
iaffs i Janor SforS 9n1 a NV " Of I7A2
MuIherIn's LIouoS store II nv ME- 9378
PlVer'1 DelIeatesSe0 LIuIIor 1929 II NV CO I04I8
Plaza Wine { Liquor Store 705 Cap NE 1878
Reds Liquor Store 1859 It nv NO 94I9
RsjiabIa I1uor store 2921 IL nv DE 1924
SsrvIee 1 Innor shan 407 / Az ns DE 6A6A
s Liquor Store 625 Pa AZ % - 9z21
Spanish Store 1895 nth nv. DE L796
SteeImans Liquor Store 2746 II nv co 61e7
York wine 4 IIuucr store 1857 Ga Az CO 366S
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Auto Service

..,.. Ana. w-..r.rs as7s 4 NV. De 5162
SHI az. S",v,"s 80. 1esi T. NV " At O50S
SoGS I u.U. s"rsr Ser soan ProsnecI ~ We 2872
C l. C Parking & Gasoline SerV IL Il W NV
Olckey Auto Toy Shop 1903 l. st NV 80 S SSnS
Henry [ Poole 1342 II se -! EYE eoTS
Grose's Auto Service 1884 9th NV NJ 9 9os"
caertner'S Auto Service rear 71e Gao Ne 10y
Hensley Auto Body rear 1927 st NV S.n1
James e Murphy 1919 nv neIe
RaVhestns Brake Service at N AZ ~. " S So,c
Watts Garaus rear 1927 q nv .. W S<'V
18th 81 GARAGE: ,N WIZ" i.ns NJ sT S'n NO sOss
Auto Brake Service Co 427 nv So NJ NJ S 16Uo
Browns Auto RepaI: 1901 18th NV ~ 2 9STH
Johnson Auto Repair 1918 Ga az n" ~ NJ s so9
Lambert Auto Service 14la list ne SSx1S
Gid Dominion serV sta Cherrydale. va GLe 40
8 Auto Glass Shop 1903 8 % ~ oos S11S
Call Carl Inc 614 n nv ~ xxnsS
w. Ivy S nTS,wOhT,. ssr TssT 1919 Is MA 1871
Modern Auto Body Wks 21l5 n" Ne ~
National Auto Too Co 2116 u nv ~. Us ss1c9
No Washington ST GARAGE Alex Va HSG Ky XIX
PauI's Auto Shop rear 1915 L st NV $50 IL oe1S
PhIIi1 A ToIson 1901 n" MS SstS
SsO'.rJ g.. ST., 1enes T, Il NV ST 1915
w 8 Pratt Scientific Brake Ser I'VE M u" M 'T''
BATTERY SERVICE
DIST Bat Flea Co 1927 goth uW.'.'."E woo
GARAGES
conrad GARAGE 1922 Eve ct "w.......'.'S' VIZ"
WELDING
Nav Welding CO 50 Sumner CT NV '.'..HA s0S'
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Cleaners & Dyers
Laundries-VaIets

A & n CLEANING L Overs Co 2O5l Ga AZ DE $3.50
Allied Cleaners & Oyers e3S Hamilton nv eE 62SS
G Evans 9oos IIth NV w AD 6288
EconomV 1 aIndrv Io5S 4th NV DE 1857
IAN 81 CIeanerS 4 Overs 2sl9 IL nv CO 6378
NuVO Cleaners 4 OyerS 1928 IA ow co s522
ParkVIeW Cleaners Dysrs 1918 18th nW AO $3.50
RUG CLEANING
LuWVn Rug cIeanlno Co 1878 7th nv =, NO 9I60
Mark KeshIshIan 1914 Conn ~ MA SSAO
VALET SERVICE
Blue Ribbon Valet Shop 409h King q Alex We.
Grand CtraI Valet Shop 1342 N ~ nv NE 650S
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Electrical Service

Fearing cleo Co 1888 18th nv co IA25S.M
KuehinV LOcksmlth 4 EIeO 8 9Th ne u 279S
I4th 81 Electric Shop 1901 14th nW co I0s7e
Reliance Radio Co 1881 L ct nv 49,. NE 1Ii
ReuaI EIec Co $40 Upshur ct uW CO 8SSI
v Smith 929 Howard I'd % go. ~ 6023-R
Warren 1905 NJ at NV , MA 1868
8 Watson Co CO O46S eve At 2I20-W
TurberVIJlo Inc l723 Conn Az NO 9407
! Kent white EI Cont 500 King ct Alex Va Tel
WhItInu 4 HerrJty ll08 9th nv 49,. MA $3.50
Geo C WormIev SAT Eta ave nv 5000. NO 89i9
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
Duty 1929 Vermont sve nv 49,. Ma 44S2
Boswell Brasure Co 923 18th NV DI 64i0
J Wesley Buchanan Inc e16 18th Nv NE !I4S
Goss Realty Co l405 Eye 1t nv ma IS5S
Rcbt McKeeVer Co Shoreham bldg MA S150
Weaver Bros Washington bldg ........ o. $500
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CLASSIFIED


REAL ESTATE
A HOushton 4 Co 200 18th Nv Of 1855
A N Cooper End Trusts $40 18th NV MA IS37
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty MA I%OS
COFporatlon Construction Loans 1910 < 1t nw
Tyler q Rutherford 1870 ct nv MA 0A7S.0
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2S05 Ga ave NV ...s.... co II2I0
N GreeRbaum 1909 Eye 1t nv -. NE $3.50
state Loan Co 1909 ave Mt Rainier Dc SSSS
PAWN BROKERS
RossIyR Loan Co Rosslyn Va ........WAI $3.50
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Acknowledgements

Abby Radio Service S547 Ga ave NV co 0698
ABC artery EI Ser lao 1899 CAP It De I7I7
Bills Radio Ser llO4h King At Alex Va Alex $50!
Carriers Radio Co 32s7 a nv WE SOFT
Claws Majestic phIle0 SerV 1889 18th nW ne S782
Garner's 50o Radio Ser Calls CO 69IA
Gibsons Radio SerV 1921 Belmont I'd nw co 7I55
G Lord Radie 4 Refo Services GE 1892
Gardner b 9iHkett InlS You It NV ne 55OS
Industrial CI 4 Radio 9erv 5l2 Fla ave De $3.50
KenNSdvS Radio Service 1919 18th NV co 1899
Modern EIeo Lab 900 Fla ave DE A826
Radio sam 46l4 I4th NV ......6E 624I
TreWoIIa Radio Service 1910 2 & ne At 42I2
Universal Radio EIeO Co l04 d 1t nv Ol $3.50
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Beauty Salons

Asnes Marie s1l4 nth NV AZ o.Ss
HIdsS Beauty Salon 1888 BladenbE I'd ne " SS20
HUCIIn's Beauty shopps 2515 IA st nv &C iS IsS
Ar6e Beauty Shop zoos "a Ct nv ~ i ,"SSt
Reffy's Beauty Parlor 1888 Col I'd nv CU 'yS w.
cS.wstlSue Bsauty shop sls1 Mt Pit nv CO aIH
Cosmopotan Beauty shop 527 10th ct o" m6 S SS
Curtis Beauty Salon 341s u n" ~ S SO
DonIuhan Beauty Shop Dominican og .'..HeA $50 SSS
Fsfher'S Beauty Salon 64S h ne go" S 9eeS
EIorestelIe Beauty Salon S0S us..'' 5s T2S
Ganrie! In!S s e'o. oono "a nv , co $3.50
.renS 1Sduy 49, Ssior I'm IL nv Of 1857
las PaIanO 134S Conn Az ~ eeeSoo
con & Jules Halrdressinq 1882 q o" 5 oSSS
/ lillian Cramer 1115 18th nv u ~! 0 We
MarIreIIo Approved Shop 1908 Is n" MS SoeS
f0IIvle sisters 1920 Conn az M o 0so"
PARK Central Beauty Shop 1900 D nv ~ U9SS
S M9,m Wac ps""tw ssIcU I7ss Col I'd CO $3.50
COLoRED
SHS"i,. SoSS n nw 800. NO 9474
81 Lac Beauty salon 1911 L st NV. NE s4SO
FLEMING Beauty Shoppe 1914 v 1t uW w oS SS
HeIen's Beauty Salon S0n ID Nv Nc S .Z
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WarIonetto Beauty Shop 1913 You nv ~ ,ssSS&
Roberta's Beauty Salon 61S Fla ave NJ" NJ 'Uoo'
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Schools & Colleges

Schools & Colleges
Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice 1406 WI 2949
BOyds School Of Sect 1888 r n nv Ma 2342
Columbus University 1923 18th nv DE S4AS
Miss Floods KInderUarten 1929 Mass ave nv
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 at nv Ma S092
Poteets Business College 18th & Eye StS VA Hl7
StanfieId Sect School 10 14th nv ~ 1888
Southeastern UnlVerslty 1736 q at OW Ma $3.50
WhItmore Sect School 1910 1t nv ME 6S6t
Speciality Shops-Furriers
shin Z Dress hospital 17ii 9th NV 70 O57I
CASH REGISTERS
National Cash Register Co 1908 q uw MA 1879
FURRIERS
Little America Fur Shop 2609 18th Nv AD 1907
Joseph RoendorR s17 18th nv MA eSlS
ZIrkIn Sons s2l l4th uw me 2II0
HATS
Bertha Hat Shop Ono Price 1929 Conn ~ 40 case
LEATHER GOODS
O " KIns B1l 18th nv .... MA %7A2
SPORTS SHOPS
Gers Bicycle 4 RsDaIr 55sS III ave .eE Ass
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BuiIders-ContractorS-
Materials

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BayIiss Builders Cont SIS King AK e -, zsS
! A Collins brick plaster S0S T st NV I uSzs
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- 1870. "Io gu, SITb Manor WA 1890
MeGOIrieE BIdS Corp 1910 Vt AZ nv wr ,,,.
Murphy z AmGs w .,1o n a. nv WE 1870
Ney CCns T. Hon. W..h h,vd uchanan Car 2290
SC' noTh M"V knz H., A. Tskoma Park Ma
Ed pelllnen SO7 ~ sI% boz !" Inv HA SIde ME 4s7S
HoIn GonsFTCto" ~ ~ 800 ~ y Nv nv MA $3.50
HueoIpno q ~ roS.t r. AZ N st Nv 20 1918
nooer' S muSSsn OO' TS1S nv 49,. 81 $3.50
MANTELs 9 TlLINO
Edwin surs., llos 9Th nv...,.... No $751;
GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE ....
Potomac Glass Co 1913 9th nv .......OI "OoO
Evening star., 1935-12-12
OMAHA MAY RUN
ON ENGLISH TURF
Jaunt Hinges on Recovery
From LamenesS-To L Get
Severe Test Soon. j
BY the Associated Press.

f5y LuS AsSOClhIeu FIeoSs
N YEW YORK, December 12-
nj William Woodward's Omaha,
king of the 1885 3-year- -olds
a will invade the English turf
next year If he has fully recovered
from the mysterious ailment that
forced his retirement last August.
The stretch-running son of Gallant
Fox who, like his famous sire, won
the Kentucky Derby, Preaknes, Bel
mont Stakes and the Arlington Classic,
is doing light work at his owners
Bel Air Stud, in Maryland. Even to the
ailment that has had his trainer,
James Fitzsimmons. and veterinarians
guessing since he went lame after winS
ming the classic.
Appears to Be Sound.
GLE APPEARS perfectly sound" +"
l. - said Tommy Driscoll, foreman of
the stable. "Of course, he is only
being galloped, but I intend to bring
him back to Aqueduct December %
and put him in hard training. Capt.
C. Boyd -Rochfort, Mr.. Woodward's
English trainer, will be here to watch
the colt and pass on his fitness to race
abroad"
Only an extended workout can de-
termine whether Omaha is ready to go
after the coveted Ascot Gold Cup, the
race in which Mrs. John D. Hertz's
Reign Count finished second in 1929.
During the year the chestnut speed
ster piled up earnings of s142,275. He
was first in six of his nine starts, fin
iShed second back of Rosemont in the
Withers Mile and wound up third in
the Wood Memorial and Brooklyn
Handicap. The Brooklyn was won in
world record time of 1::481s for rs
miles by Discovery, with King Saxon
second.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kpHlEnt1y
Occidental-Heurich BOUIing
Battle Promises Fireworks

shared high-scoring honors with iden-
tical 1875 strings and $40 sets, 1t was
the timely rolling of Capt. Ella Liner
lex that swayed th6eodd decision in
favor of Swanee. Mrs. Lmerick's set
was 333.
Rolling the high team scores Of the
night, $50 and 1865, Lucky Strike
swept its match with National Beer to
cut Rosslyn's lead to two games. Polly
Shugrue, with seven spares (six in q
row., shot the league high game of
149, six pins under Lorraine Gulli's
season mark, to top the wining attack.
Her set was 362. GULL, with 345, and
Helen Sullivan, with 332, backed up
the fine pin-toppling Of the Lucky
lead-off roller.
CHOOTING 1913, her best single ef-
- fort Of the season, Bess Ackman
all but put the Nationals over for a
first-game win. Coupling 12l to Ber-
nice Preble's 100 and Louise Roberts
ia, Mrs. Ackman again led a last
game charge, but to no avail, as the
Lukies piled up $50 pins against 543
which was the beer teams high game
Of the season. The former Evening
Star Yuletide tournament champion
rolled 345 for the set.
Little Mary Esten Of Convention
Hall, who is holding fifth place in the
Meyer Davis Sweepstakes, produced
the high set of the night with 1858, COL
lecting games of 112, 131 and 125. Her
team dropped two tits to Arcadia as
Evelyn Ream led the winners with 126
and 326.
Billie Butler was top scorer with 121
and 328 as the Bill Woods trimmed
Northeast Temple twice.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-New building with store.
apartment of 5 rooms. bath. oil heat; sit
uated on corner; ideal location for drug
store or delicatessen
EDWARD n COLEMAN.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
LISTS DISTRICT CUNTS
G. w. High to Play Four Capital
School Combinations.

Four local scholastic fves are on the
schedule of the George Washington
High Of Alexandria, it has been re-
vealed by the announcement Of the
virginians' complete list of games.
Tech, Western, Roosevelt, and Con
Eaga are the Capital teams to be met.
Western opens the inter-city COM
petition next Tuesday at the Western
gym.
The schedule for the Washington
teams:
December II, Western. at Western; 10.
Roosevelt, at Alexandria; 20. Tech, at
Tech.
January 10, Gonzaga, at Alexandria; 1s,
Tech, at Alexandria (pendingl
February 18, Roosevelt, at Roosevelt; %,
Gonzaea. at Gonzaga,
Evening star., 1935-12-12
Sports Mirror

BY the Associated Press.
Today year ago-National League
lifted ban on night base ball; voted to
permit one night game In 1885 with
each rival.
Three years ago-Craig Wood de-
feated AL Espinosa, 2 and l, in final
OF San Francisco open match play
golf.
Five years ago-Bat Battalino sue
cessfully defended featnerweight title
against Kid Chocolate In Is rounds.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO DALLAS. TEXAS, VIA
two passengers share expenses. Address
Box 2S4-V. Star office
LADY GOING SOUTH WOULQ LIKE
someone drive car: share EXPENSE: reIs
exch Address BOX 264-V. Star office.
DRIVING TO DALLAS AND AUSTIN
Saturday. Accommodate two. Phone Decatur
2g7I-Js 10
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE DRIVING TO
Pittsburgh Saturday and returning MON
day; take 3 passengers share expenses.
Phone Atlantic 3230-J. l2 and 3 pm.
TRANSPORTATION TO LOS ANGELES
wanted for services. companion for eldery
person or child. by middle-aged lady. "a
dress Box 2S7-V. Star Office
DRIVING LAUREL MISS. VIA BIRMING-
ham. Ala. 90. returning Sunday after New
Year: take . passengers: reasonable. Psso.ne
District 5464- Il
DESIRE WOMAN PASSENGER DRIVE
West Coast about Dec. 10 Phone between
o and s. National 5Sl2. Ext. l3S. ~
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, DRIVING
1926 VS. to Calf Dec. Is. take l paSSeh-
ger. Col. 1923. 1864 Harvard NV. IL
Evening star., 1935-12-12


TINE largest single group Of bowl
ers ever to compete in The
Evening Star tournament, all
II representing the Columbia
Lodge, No. 174, I. A. M. most Of them
navy yard machinists, will blast away
tomorrow night in the Lucky Strike
preliminary.
It will be a free party for the TO-
odd members of the 34-team league,
whose bowling will be paid for by the
Bacas brothers, operators of several
restaurants.
Most Of the machinists will receive
fat handicaps, but at least one among
them, a decade or so back, would have
wanted none. We refer to the leagues
president, Joe Fowler, who at one time
was an invariable choice when all-star
teams were formed and unanimous
one when such a team was to repre-
sent the navy yard district. Fowler
still can pot the headpn with regu-
larity.
Big Business for Somebody.
FOWLER and livewire Jack O'Con-
nell, who has uncled the league
from its inception, engineered the ma
chinists into The Star tournament
and gave the Lucky Strike tremen-
dous boost in its campaign to land the
roll-off, in which the bulk of the $500
prize fund will be distributed. Com
peting with the Lucky Strike for the
big chunk of extra business are the
Arcadia, Columbia and Convention
Hall, the award to be made by vote
Of the tournament participants.
Twenty-Five percent Of those who
shoot the f1ve-game qualifying round
will engage In the roll-off, with the
cost of their second sets paid for by the
alleys they represent. Thus, if 1000
men and women compete IN the quail
Tying round, the establishment that
gains the roll-off will acquire cool
smackers in extra business plus siz-
able pickup in practice games and "a
whopping boost in prestige.
And this year, with all four of the
major establishments running at full
tilt. the contest for the roll-off prom
ises to be humdinger. It was won
last year by the Lucky Strike.
Each entrant is asked to cast a bal
lot, no matter at what alley he or she
shoots the qualifying set, and it may
be that the issue will be decided by
the votes from the smaller plants. II
the little men" of the bowling busi-
ness ganged up in favor of one of the
big plants that plant aSsuredly would
grab the gravy. Heretofore, however,
the minor ballot has been well dis
tributed.
Entry List Zooms.
WITH numerous leagues adding
w two games to their regularly
scheduled sets and not few shooting
double headers to make up the quail
flying test, the tournament entry is
growing in leaps and the goal of 1000
appears likely to be achieved.
George L. ISemann, secretary of the
National Duckpin Bowling Congress,
who covers the field from New Eng
land to Georgia in his duckpin pro-
motion activities, said today he knew
of no tournament In the country with
as much appeal as The Stars, which
costs the participant nothing except
the alley fee for five games.
And you won't find many. If any.
in which the interest is so high" Ise-
mann added.
The bowlers have from now until
December 90 to roll their qualifying
sets, which may be shot at any estab-
lishment in Washington and nearby
Maryland and Virginia. Entry blanks
are available at all.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

BRrGHr. SUNNY. FRONT ROOMS IN
quiet. convalesceut home. on bus line. IN
Takoma Park. Nd. Phone Shep. - ID.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
NO CAPTAIN FOR IOWA.

IOWA CITY, Iowa, December IL
CP).-University of Iowa foot ball let
ter men have voted to abandon the
election of a permanent captain for
next season and appoint a captain. for
each game.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

CARPENTER. white general repairs. stair
cases. inclosed porches; can work from
plans; free estimates. Phone Alexandria
Evening star., 1935-12-12
r HONOR DENNIS INGRAM
Alabama Youth Elected Captain
of Woodward Prep Quint.

Dennis Ingram, from Alabama, has
been elected captain of the woodward
Prep basket ball team, which was to
play its fourth game of the season
today in Baltimore against the Frank
lin School Woodward won its first
three games in the Hi-Y League, which
is conducted every Saturday morning
at the Central Y. NJ. C. A.
At present the team is lining up
with Beane and Murray, forwards; In
gram and Schmedegaard. guards, and
either Edwards or Linebarger, CEN
ter. All local games will be played on
the Y M C. A. court.
The schedule of remaining games.
December 20. Charlotte Hall.
January 10. Iandon: II, Charlotte Hall,
February 4. Lsndon. at Bethesda; IL,
Friends, at Friends.
March g. Friends.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
CUNTS IN LOOP GAMES.

Three games Of the U. S. Govern
ment Basket Ball League are sched-
uled for the Y. M. c. A. gym tonight
at the following times: 7:45-Indian
Bureau VS.. Bureau Of Standards;
S:45-H. o. L. C. VS.. P. w. A.: Gas
G. P. o. VS.. F. H. A.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
TIME Decide ltal Restaurant and
Heurich Brewers match to-
night at Georgetown Recre-

TIME Decide ltal Restaurant and
Heurich Brewers match to-
night at Georgetown Recre-
IL alton promises to be one of
the hardest fought bowling battles OF
the District League this season.
The Brewers all but whitewashed
the Occidentals in their farst meet
ing a month ago and since then the
champion Fred Bucholz team has
been waiting for chance to get even.
In first place after an uphill fight,
the Espet- Harrison, ,Krauss-
Clarke combination have q slight edge
over the Megaw-Santini-Litch
Clampitt-Blakeney outfit.
Another tussle that looms as sizzler
Is carded at the Lucky Strike between
Grand Central Valet and Arcadia.
The valetmen rolled n record set Of
1909 in trimming Heurich two games
last week.
Convention Hall bowlers play host
to the Lucky Strike sharpshooters as
the major circuit brings its second
series to a close.
A FTER many discouraging defeats
n that dropped them far down in
the Ladies District League pennant
chase, the Swanee bowlers are hold
ing their heads a bit higher today
because Of a two-game victory over
the pacemaking RoSslyn club.
Unheaten practically all the season,
the Virginians were fairly smothered
in the first and last tiltS as Swanee
chalked up games of 561 and SAL.
Rolling 542 to 497, Rosslyn won the
middle tussle.
While Lucille Young, Swanee anchor
and Evelyn Ellis, Rosslyn captain,
Evening star., 1935-12-12
SAMUEL MOsBY DIES.

Samuel L. Mosby, veteran golfer and
beloved figure in affairs at washing
ton Golf and Country Club, died yes
terday of pneumonia at the Emer-
gency Hospital. No funeral arrange
ments have yet been made.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
HELP-WOMEN.

aLL-AROUND OPERATOR beauty shop.
and hair cutter. Also q manicurist. APP
ply in person after . pm. Margaret z.
Scheetze. skin and scalp specialist. estab-
lished 1908. 1145 Conn. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS Apply Lady Fair
fax Beauty Shop. 2209 Rhode Island ne.
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2), an-around, ex-
perienced. Earle Beauty Salon. Evans
Bldg. 1920 New York ave. NV. Room 4O9.
BILLING MACHINE OPERATOR, Noon
Hopkins, local exp. aged $500; $50 start.
Miss Black Boyd's. 1893 E NV.
COLLEGE WOMAN with business or teach
ing experience for permanent executive
tween ga, Miss NJ Nelson. Evangeline
Hotel Phone National 1870. 13e
GIRLS wanted. Harry's Bluebird Barhe-
que, near WASHINGTON Airport. Cal after
INFANT NURsE-only those with expert
ence and reference; permanent 1on: 7121
18th ct. NV. Phone Georgia 1875.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
COLUMBIA LODGE
IN STAR TOURNEY
Entire Roster Of 81 Teams
Will Shoot Tomorrow
at Lucky Strike.
BY ROD THOMAS.

BY ROD THOMAS.
TINE largest single group OF bowl
ers ever to compete in The
Evening Star tournament, all
n repreSentinr the Columbia
Evening star., 1935-12-12
Life Insurance Assistant

Highest rated progressive life company
to secure and work with agents not in
dustriaL Moderate salary plus Office ex-
penses and bonus on results. Address
Southern Manager, Box 265-V. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
TALK COURT TACTICS
Coaches Agree That Man-to-Man
Defense Is Most Effective.


Man-to-man defense is considered
the best protection against field goals
by two Of Washington's collegiate
court coaches, it was revealed by their
remarks before the third session Of
the National Capital Basket Ball
Clinic last night at the Y NJ. c. A.
gym.
Both Freddy Mesmer, Of George
town, and Walter Young. of Ameri-
can University. discussed zone defense
formations but agreed that individual
guarding is more effective. George
Hepbrom, secretary of the National
Basket Ball Rules Committee, traced
the history of the game since its in
ception in 1892, and Dutch Lentz,
coach at st. Johns College in An
napolis, explained several practical
offensive plays.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

Rooming House, Is Dso rooms; 1s:3ins baths; s1,I
due to other businesS. Cash offers invited.
Wil sacrifice for quick sale. No agents.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
PROTONS BEAT CARDOZ0.

Overcoming a 6-point deficit at
half time, the Protons defeated the
Cardozo Night High School five, AZ
33, last night on the Cardozo court.
Hall, of the losers, led the point
scoring with seven field goals.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS 4 SERVICE

BOUGHT FOR CASH IMMEDIATELY
II Satisfactory. Mr. Blaylock Met. Sl99.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

DELICATESSEN BUSINESS with beer liz
cense doing $3.50 per week. Edward D.
Coleman. 9l9 New York ave. NV. Phone
Evening star., 1935-12-12
FRAY GRAYS' STAR,

Mount Rainier Grays were led to
a 36-32 basket ball triumph over
the Flying Eagles last night by Fray,
who scored one-third of the winners
points.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
GIRL TEAM BOOKING.

Games with local basket teams
are sought by the girls Of the South
ern Athletic Club. who may be con-
taeted through A. Robbins, 110 Mar
ket street, Annapolis, Md.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
WANT GROWN.UP FOES.

Unlimited fives seeking games are
asked to get in touch with Abe Helm
berg Of the Alpha zeta Alpha five at
Emerson 3606. He may be addressed
at 5203 Chevy Chase parkway.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
sALE-MSCELLANEoUS.

"AdvertisemeHts under this head.
ing are presumed to be from prt"
rate individuals. unless the Gdper-
fisemeRt eiUes a firm name or
business address or states the DoTd
Dealer. Members OF the public
uho find dealers masquerddino In
this column as priUdts tHdiUidudlS
are urged to report the matter to
The Star Tor iEueStiodtioH."
Evening star., 1935-12-12
WOULD PLAY D. c. FIVES.

Cumberland's Knights of Pytflias
basket ball team is looking for com
petition with District of Columbia
teams. L. H. Chaney is booking games
at the knights hall in Cumberland.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
BROWN PICKS 0sTERGARD.

PROVIDENCE, r. T., December IL
P).-Warren A. Ostergard Of Canton,
Ohio, has been elected captain Of the
Brown varsity foot ball team.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
RuTLER MEET MARCH 81.

INDIANAPOLIS, December IL (R.--
The fourth annual Butler indoor re-
lays will be held here March 81. In
vitations have been sent to 167 COL
leges and universities.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
MARIN0 GRID CAPTAIN.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, December IL
R.-Joe Marino of Jamaica. N. Y, a
guard, has been elected captain of the
1896 William and Mary foot ball team.