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SITUATIONS-MEN.

EFV1TOR OPERATOR, switchboard, all
around houseman. Phone Decatur 2765-W.
FILIPINO, exp. cook. for first-class family:
do house butler, drive; excellent reference.
Address bon 2S9-Z. Star once. 2be
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT. bookkeeper or
and appearance: i've years with local
finance institution. Address Box 4o4-z'
Star ONCE. 20
MAN Competent available Sept. 1, desires
or APARTMENT house: Al reference. Ad-
dress BOX 24S-Z. Star once. %
YOUNG MAN. attending the day sessions
OF Strayer College, wishes 70 earn room
and board BY performing odd Jobs about
the house. For interview. call Natl. 174s.
YOUNG MAN. b. s. graduate. aged 81 Yrs.
desires general clerical job; yrs. with Pa:
r. r. Address BOX 244-z. Star once. 24'
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MANAGER. soda and sandwich man, wait
resses: only experienced help need apply.
1872 st. NV. between and m
STATISTICAL CLERK proven ability. in
statistical analysis. preparation OF charts.
forms and graphs: creative ability desired
public health statistical experience prefer :
able Opportunity for rapid advancement
to right party. Write immediately. giging
phone number. Address Box 369-Z. otar
office.
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SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN
.SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

JANITOR wife and three children want
jobs william Bell, Emery Grove. Md.
Route No. g care Rose Chambers. "a
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HELP-MEN.

HELf-NEN.
AUTOMOBILE sALESMEN-Good oppor-
tunity for live-wire men to sell Dodge ana
Fred Motor Co. 4I01 Kansas ave. NV.
CARPENTERs-1O wanted. Apply Mon
day morning with tools at 4th and Della
fleld SITS. NV.
CHEF colored; must be very good on sea
food and Southern specials. Grifhth Farm.
FLOOR scRAPERs. 2: must be first-class.
Sanding machine. edging machine and
apply. See l.. T. Folk. 1857 sherrier pl.
MAN capable of assuming full response
bility in position involving interviews fV sd3 81
cal and hospital bills; some experience or
contact with medical profession and hos
to start. ST 800 to S1.s00. Only pro:
queer: willing to work hard: capable OF
Of people should apply. Write Immediately.
giving phone number. Address Box 374-z'
Star office.
MAN-Buiider wants young college man
with experience in construction work. pref
erably house construction. to act as esti-
mator and superintendent. In reply, state
dress Box 273-x. Star once.
MAN may earn room and secure board at
$3.50 weekly or both. SIS. 1907 Eye
St, Cooperative Club. 29a
e Hssss ST xOfE ssssens
references. Address Box 270-X. Star ONCE.
RUSSIAN LANGUAGE TUTOR. to teach
basic srsmmar course Mr; r Sasaxi Jap
Phone Decatur 0716.
SALESMANAGER. experienced in oil-burn-
er feld. to take complete charge OF factory
nart;cuior rs NnIv .yner;enced naed annix
Address BOX 243-Z. Star Office. 24'
SERVICE STATION SALESMAN and two
grease men; Apply between $50 and II
ask for Mr. Sanders.
SHOE SALESMAN for mems shoes; refer
WINDOW DRESSERS, crepe-paper expert
ence: steady work; apply at once. Also
dow Display. 623 Indiana ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN with high-school or college
education to work in well-established real
expect Expected Address Box SIX Sta Star Once ONCE.
YOUNG MAN to work in drug store and
at fountain from to IL pm; references.
705 webster St
YOUNG MEN to work in order dept; for
91S st. NV, Room 107. between 8 and
9 am.
2 CHAUFFEURs white under 25. Apply
Teady for @ york ith With dark trousers. s23
ASSISTANT MANAGER.
High.type young man: must have had
thorough practical experience in double
entry Bookkeeping. possess initiative. good
character. furnish bond. State full details
age. references. Address Box 242-X. Star
office.
SALESMAN, to sell brick and
hollow tile. Apply West Bros.
Brick Co. 25*
AUTO statesmen
For both new and used car
sales. Liberal commissions.
Transportation will be no
problem to qualifiers. Ask
for Mr.. Cuppet.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET.
1907 NJ ST., Georgetown.
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Udte individuals. unless the adper-
ttsemeHt otpes a hrm Harse OF Q
business address CT states the word
Dealer Members OF the public
Uho hrd dealers mdsqHe7adtHg IN
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are urged to report the matter to
The Star for tnpestt0atIon."
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4 sODAl Is 5 Gents per IlIle /
to the regular line rate.
REFINED PRACTICAL NURSE SPECIAL
ICES in infant feeding. obstetrics. invalids,
Phone Columbia 1929. will call for appt.
Very reasonable.
BRIARLEY MILITARY ACADEMY. AM
mendale. Nd. Safe. sane, happy; "A miles
from White House; moderate. Berwyn
6-F-2 25'
EXCELLENT MASSAGE BY GRADUATE
Phone h9sf oss sns
MEN-REAL TREATMENTS; sT1MULA-
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WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
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ability to pay nigh price The greater
W. w, Chambers Co. offers complete
Worlds finest waterproof airtight. guar
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
GhaG6eTs S fO sS5 In fass o Ct death es
corner Chaplin NV. Col 0432 Phone or
beautiful catalog9e OF how We 90 Il 14QS 9S
ST. Sc. Atlantic 600.
CHILDREN-CoUNTRY BOARD. NoUR-
ishing food, careful supervision. sports eX-
cellent schools: 10th year; reference. Box
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BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME OF NURSE,
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invalid or aged lady; strictly frSt-class
reference. 2702 Wisconsin ave. Phone
Emerson 1884
LADY WISHES TO LIVE IN NURSE S
home in NV. mot invalid. State lowest
rate Address Box 279-z. Star office.
ALCO RUBS. BATHS. WHITE NURSE.
120 18th NV. (off Pa. ave., Apt. 8. Hrs,
10 to 9. Open Sunday. 80
ATTRACTIVE BED LIVING ROOM TO
rent to refined lady desiring, quiet and
privacy; downtown apt, with another.
Address Box 393-Z. Star ofice.
MASSAGE, COLONICS-HOURS 10 AM.
to pm. 1419 ST. NV. Apt. %. go
Evening star., 1935-08-24

President Roosevelt's address to the
Young Democratic Clubs OF America,
In convention in Milwaukee, will be
Evening star., 1935-08-24

WHITE BUYS
About 16 or 18 years old for
general work around a de-
partment store. Only boys
of the best character and
energy need apply. Address
Box 1927, Star office.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

statesmen AND DIsTRIBUToRs-Everya5
where hard workers are making 81 10 81
daily and more. Come and talk to me
men who are making real money on tnls
new deal A few words with my statesmen
will convince tou this is the fastest selling
deal going. Ray Matheny. 1O5 u 81 NV
Evening star., 1935-08-24

ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. Crosley Shell
vador, rebuilt and reconditioned through
out: porcelain INTERIOR; cubic feet Ga
Other rebuilt machines in stock. We serv-
ice all makes Rex Refrigeration Service
I9RH
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ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS Slightly
shopwornD. 25se to 500 reduction. Smiths
Transfer e. Storage Co.. 1913 You st. NV.
Phone North 3343.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

NAoA 1hEN A1Ls
NEW PACKARD TO CHICAGO. ROOM FOR
"a Leaving Saturday night or SUNDAY.
1921 st. NV. Metropolitan 1903.
LADY DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES. MON
day, wants lady to help drive and share
expenses; references exchanged. Pot. 554O.
DRYING TO IDAHO AUG. 26-30; TAKE
passengers. Phone West 0932, Ext, lO'.
2124 Eye st. NV. 20
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Per-
sonal is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
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FINE GLASSWARE. silver; living room
furniture. riding boots, Spanish shawl;
reasonable for quick sale. Phone West
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HELP-MEN.
Men of Good Character,

Men OF GOOU CHARACTER,
81 years OF age or over, residing in
Washington at least one year. to join new
FREE class for hackers license examina-
ton Call at $50 am.
MAKE GOOD MONEY
DRIVING CABS. SEE MR.. CRUZE.
BELL CAB CO., 1917 L NV.
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FIREPLACE SET (attracIivel. small gas
Potomac 3202
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! FURNITURE-St couch, living room,
| met. day bed. Edelman. 1903 Georgia ave.
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DIAMOND BARG GAINS- Unredeemeo
pledges OF all descriptions for sale at prices
ehandise GUARANTEED as to weight, color
and perfection. Money cheerfully REFUNDED
If you are not satisfied. Mornings loan
Office opposite Washington Airport.
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ROOM SUITE. solid oak: reason
abIa 500 nrehec nj n W 25s
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
MABEILE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUT'
Culture Inc, estab. 1918. 1910 N. Y. ave
NV. Washingtons original, largest schoo
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BED ROOM SUITE mahoGany with double
bed; also springs, glass surface protection.
Call Emerson 53C2.
BED-DAVENPORT LIVING ROOM SUITE,
3-piece excellent condition.; $50 1928
Chesapeake ST. NV. Cleveland e9l4.
very moderate prices; bars installed. coil
cleaning and installation a specially. Ma
tional Sanitary Beer Equipment Co.. 101Sh
9th st. NV.
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ASSISTANT MANAGER.

High-type young man: must have had
entry Bookkeeping. possess initiative good
character. furnish bond. State full details.
age. references. Address Box 242-X. Star
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CLUB CHAIR and ottoman, 3-pc. mohair
living room suite. 5-pc. walnut bed room
suite. breakfast set, 5 pieces twin beds.
chaise lounge, studio double couch. other
bed room furniture: 2-piece reed living
room suite SIS. 1920 Sunderland pl. NV,
below Dupont Circle Phone Decatur 1140.
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DINING ROOM SUITE, reasonable. Phone
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-19

DISTRICT COURT TIE VIR IN ISLANDS OF THE u A.
CHRISTIANSIED SUB JUDICIAL DISTRICT
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-19

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CHRlSIlANSIED SUB JUDICIAL DISTRICT
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Evening star., 1935-08-11
eme Goes Into Fhc Combat With Sanon After Waiting for -Four
More Legion Shows Up to Livingston
Matchmaker Contracts

offers 70 fighters and wrestling
promoters instead of guarantees
warranted by attendances.
Now the Legion Boxing Com
mittee says there will be no more
shows until Livingston gets his af-
fairs in order. And if there is
any more boxing and wrestling
the committee proposes to exercise
full supervision over contractural
relations with boxers and wrestlers.
The committee report gives Liv-
ingston full credit for what he has
done to abet the Legion program,
but it insist that he pay more
attention to his agreement with
the sponsoring organization.
JIMMY ERWIN still is at war with
~ Florida athletic officials over
the raw deal he claims his Buck
Everett got in the recent Miami
Beach battle with Joe Knight.
Although the State Boxing Com
mission decided to call the fight
draw the day after Knight was
officially declared to have won,
Erwin still insists they are giving
Buck much the worst of it.
According to reports coming up
from the South, Everett took nine
of the ten rounds. The decision
against Buck so incensed the spec
tators they threw into the ring
about everything that was not
nailed to the floor. They take
their fighting seriously in Florida.
Evening star., 1935-08-11

- TEADFASTLY refusing TO con-
cede the supremacy of Danno
oMahoney in the wrestling
- world. and truculenty main
tanning that he was "jobbed" out of
his title-yes, he claimed one, too
Don George makes his first non
championship appearance at Griffith
Stadium next Thursday night against
Mike Mazurki in the Turner mat
offering.
A co-claimant of the title with
Jimmy Londos when last featured
here. George hopes to prove to Wash
ingtonians this time that he, and not
Danno. should be at the top in this
here rassling business"
And George says everything as en-
phatically as he did last Tuesday
night when he climbed into the bal
yard ring, stripped to his wrestling
garments. and threatened to take Joe
Savoldl's place against the Dapper
Danno.
The recent George = O'Mahoney
championship analr In Boston ended
in a storm of protest when Don ac-
cused Jimmy Braddock, referee, of
making a short count while George
was outside the ring. George has re-
fused to surrender his diamond
studded belt. emblematic of the mat
championship, and OMahoney is re-
ported to have instituted suit for is
possession.
I'm not squawker. and if OMa-
honey wins from me fairly and square
ly, the bslt is his" George AYERS. But
I'm convinced got a raw deal in
Boston. and I don't intend getting
foxed out of the belt"
Abe Coleman Is coming back for a
45-minute Semi-final with Jean Le-
deauX. In Commute limit matches.
Jack Donovan will meet Tex Morgan
and Rube Wright will encounter
Floyd Marshall.
Evening star., 1935-08-11
AN OVERLIN SMALLWoOD

AN OVERLIN sMALLWOOD
bout for the ball yard is in
the making maybe next week
Basco, Akron promoter, has
a string he wants to show in
Washington E. j. r. particularly
likes his bantam, George Annario
says George is a little two
listed scrapper who is ready to
battle any of EN- claims An
mario has lost only of 139
bouts and scored knockouts
in SO Basco thinks his Jimmy
Vaughn, 21-year old Cleveland
lightweight, is very good and
he cares a lot for Johnny Free
man, the globe -trotting heavy
seems that Freeman has been a
winner in Japan. Australia, the
Philippines and South Africa
and also bested Buck Everett and
Red Barry among others in the
U. S. A. Joe Turner at last
has his silent" wrestler he
Is one Abbott, a deaf mute from
Charleston, w. Va. Turner
may get Abbott a bout on the
George-Mazurki card next Thurs
DAY night and did you know
that Joe Temes was once a Wres-
tier -. when he was a kid he
tackled the mat game in Florida
East Coast towns the boxing
business was poor and Joe had
to eat . it is just as well he went
back to the fighting business
J. B. K.
Evening star., 1935-08-11
Mats, Bosos Expect to Draw Aboue 10000
As They End Series Today With TUin Bill

Louis and several other major league
cities, crowds at Boston have thronged
into Fenway Park. Last Wednesday
a tilt with the Yankees drew week.
day crowd of $4,000.
Elated over his belated success here
Cronin sat in the dressing room today
after the game. What chance, if any,
did he think the Red Sox have of
winning the pennant?
Frankly" readily responded the
Sox pilot, II think we have a good
chance. 1t all depends on the West
ern trip starting tomorrow. We have
double headers with Cleveland, st.
Louis and Detroit. If we can play
500 ball, or little better, I think we
must be figured in the pennant race
because when we come back home
we're going to go places"
WHILE joy reigned in the Red Sox
w camp today, there was sadness
in the Washington dressing room.
Bump Hadley and Earl Whitehill orig
inally were to have faced the Red Sox
tomorrow before the club heads for
Detroit, but Hadley revealed today
that he sprained his ankle in Wash
ington just before the team left and
Whitehill is doctoring heavy cold.
Clark Griffith always claimed that
Jake Powell was the nearest thing In
base ball to Pepper Martin and
anybody who saw Jake today viii
Evening star., 1935-08-11

~ H1CAGO, August 10.-ShadeS
4 of your old aunt Eunice,
Y what is that peeking in the
~ window? It's old man foot
ball. Come in foot ball and cool us
off. Yes, sirs and madames and also
mademoiselles, foot ball is with us
again, although this is early August
and fishing and swimming are more
to our liking. But somehow you can't
keep foot ball down for long.
Some thirty of the husky young
men who won all-America and near
all-America honors last season, are
gathering at Dyche Stadium. the
home of Northwestern's Wildcats.
They are here from Maine to Cali
fornia and Minnesota to Louisiana
for the purpose of playing the Chi
cago Bears in an annual spectacle
from which charity benefits greatly.
These thirty-odd players were selected
in a nationwide poll and 100000
can't be wrong.
Plenty of Fine Talent.
THE all-star collegian squad in
cludes such men as Stan Kostka,
the hammer of the North; Butch
Larsen and Pug Lund from Minnesota;
Buzzer Berries from Navy; Bill Lee
and Don Huston, the Rose Bowl heroes
from deah old Alabama; Regis Mona
han of Ohio State and others whose
names are known to every foot ball
follower.
The all-stars will be coached by
none other than Frank Thomas of
Alabama, Slip" Madigan of st.
Marys, Dr. Clarence Spears of Wiscon-
sin and Charlie Bachman of Michigan
State.
Last year in the first of these all
star Bear games the boys fresh from
college gridirons up and held the ma
tional professional champions to
scoreless tie. That stilled lot of the
talk that pro foot ball was far and
away better than the college brand.
Truth is that only for a couple of bad
fumbles the collegers might have wal
loped the Bears.
Evening star., 1935-08-11

to send any Olympic team at all to
Berlin?
Hothed of Trouble.
THE first attempt to solve or an
swer this riddle likely will be
made, not by the A o. C. but by the
Amateur Athletic Union at its 1885
convention in New York next Winter
Two years ago the A. A. U. adopted
a resolution bitterly denouncing Ger
many's alleged racial discrimination
IN athletics. TIE A. o. c. took similar
action but toned down the phrase
ology. These still are on record. An
effort by Jewish delegates at last
years convention to revive the issue
was tabled. 1t is easy to predict
the subject will not be tabled this
year, no matter which way the A. A.
q. is swayed-for or against Olympic
participation
Although the current state of
affairs is by far the most serious
since the World War wiped out the
1916 Olympics-also scheduled in
Berlin-it is a fact that the inter-
national games rarely have been a
love feast, in spite of the high aims
and purposes avowed by all con-
cerned.
Athletic relations between the
United States and Great Britain
nearly were broken off as a result of
disputes at the 1908 games in Lon
don. The Germans were barred from
the 1920 Olympics at Antwerp. An
incident in the Olympic boxing
tournament Of 1924 at Paris. where
Frenchman was accused of biting
a British opponent, nearly resulted in
the withdrawal of the British team.
An untoward incident at the very
gates. as the 1923 Olympics opened
in Amsterdam, resulted in a threat
by the French to withdraw. The
Firms refrained only under pressure
from withdrawing from the 1882
games at Los Angeles when Paavo
Nurmi, on charges of violating
amateur rules, was barred. Rome
and Toxic already are at loggerheads
over which shall get the 1910
Olympics.
Evening star., 1935-08-11
SIC. j. GR|DDERS
ASKED TO REPORT
Bergman to Start Action
September 1-Sophs and
Juniors Prevail.

TINE first bit of Office work that
Athletic Director Dutch Berg
man Of Catholic University will
- do upon returning from his
vacation tomorrow will be to dictate
80 letters to his foot ball players
urging them to report for practice
drills Sunday, September l.
The prospective Catholic U. squad
this season will be made up of four
seniors, II Juniors and II sophomores.
Fifteen are letter men.
Gridders who will wind up their
intercollegiate foot ball careers in
clude Capt.-elect. Edwin Karpowich
Duquesne, Pa; Ralph (Shagl Shaugh-
messy. Waterbury, Conn; Bill La
jousky, Worcester, Mass, and Hal
McCann, Newark, N. j.
Numbered among the Juniors are:
Bill Adamaitis. Worcester. Mass; Joe
Anthonavage. Joe Glodeck and Joe YAM
chqlis. all of Shenandoah. Pa; Dick Ar
and PEARSON stanleS washinston erfhKI HeTbert
Lzeke) Brown. Williamsport. Pa; Ed
Clements. Ballston. Va. Pete Dranginis.
apolis, MINI; Robert Makofske and George
Orth. Hampstead, ~ Y; Sam Pagano.
Mount Union; Pa; Orien Perron. Hol-
yoke. Mass; Herman Schmarr New Bri-
tain. Conn.,. and Al Secino. Fitchburg
Mass.
Sophomore candidates are:
Maurice Carroll Baldwinsville. N. Y;
John ChludenSki. Milford. Mass; Jack
Connors and Speck Foley, Washington;
Sully Greco, Nesquehoning Pa; Leo Kata-
linas. Shenandoah. Pa; Charlie Munhall,
PITTSBURGH: Ferdinand Rydzewski, Jersey
City. N. j.; Vic soshon and Ed White,
Walker. Andover. Mass
Notable ebsentees from graduation
include:
Bill Confer. St Paul. MINI. and cap
tain of last years team: Gene Auguster-
fer and Danny Pyne. Washington; Francis
Fleming, Brookline. Mass: Tom and Babe
Gesrty. Minneapolis; Tom Oliver. Pensa-
cola Fla. and Ed Thbodeau. Newport,
N. H. Two others have withdrawn from
school. They are George Mulligan and
Bob Jefferson.
Catholic University will play an
eight-game schedule as follows:
October 3. La Sale; II. Duquesne. at
Pittsburgh tnight); 10. Detroit. at Detroit;
26 ST. Marys tTeXD.
November =. De Paul. at Chicago; O..
West Virginia Wesleyan; 16. Western
Maryland; 2S (Thanksgiving), North
Carolina State.
Evening star., 1935-08-11
BY the Associated Press.

~ ETROIT. August 10.-Mickey
Cochrane, hustling leader of
the pace-setting Detroit
- Tigers, said today his club is
now out to show the base ball wise
acres that the Bengals' American
League championship last year was no
fluke.
We've got real ball club, we'll
balanced in every department" he
said, "and We all believe we'll win the
pennant again this year.
The peppery manager catcher
pointed out that the club is leading
the league in batting and is tied for
first place with the New York Yankees
in the fielding averages.
Four Among Stick Leaders.
EOUR of the Bengals-Hank Green
berg, Pete Fox, Charley Gehringer,
and Mickey himself-are among the
leagues 10 leading batters, and Eldon
Auker, Tommy Bridges, and Alvin
CroWder are listed among the first 10
pitchers.
Cochrane said he believed Hank
Greenbergs brilliant play, Pete Fox's
batting and fielding squirt, and a slow
but steady improvement in the pitch
ing department we're among the main
Evening star., 1935-08-11
By star CORRESPONDENT OF She Star.

OSTON, August 10.-Joseph
- Edward Cronin, who brought
N Washington the American
IL League pennant in his first
season as manager in 1888, now
promises, if nothing else, to prove
conclusively time-honored diamond
theme, namely, that Boston is the
best base ball town in the country.
Hopes rising steadily by the sensa-
tional play of the Red Sox lately,
staid, historic Boston appears to be
going wild over its American League
club, as it, like the Nationals heads
for its final swing of the West.
Tomorrow, before a crowd of prob
ably 10000 or more, both teams will
bid farewell to the East by playing a
double-header that will see Yves Fer
rell and Lefty Grove, aces of the Red
Sox, facing Ed Linke and Buck New
som.
Every grandstand seat in the park
has been reserved and sold for tomor-
rows games," announced Secretary
Phil Troy of the Boston club today.
There are many thousands of
bleacher seats that will go on sale
early in the morning. and honestly
expect that part of the outfield will
have to be roped off to permit
spectators to stand. If so. the crowd
is likely to be around $4,000 or 47,000."
IN SHARP contrast to the attendance
In Washington Philadelphia, st.
Evening star., 1935-08-11
70 MORE boxing and wres-

M Ting shows will be spon-
1 Y sored by the American
Legion at its arena in
Northeast Washington this Sum-
mer until Howard Livingston.
matchmaker for the proposition.
settles his business affairs with
the veterans organization to its
satisfaction. The Legion wants to
go on With them. 1t is up to
Livingston.
This IS revealed in the report Of
the Boxing Committee handed the
District Department of the Legion
at its annual convention that
closed last night.
The LegionS contract with
Matchmaker Livingston provided
that the latter should deposit $500
to indemnify the District depart
ment against losses resulting from
breaches Of the contract. The
Boxing Committee reports that the
matchmaker has failed to make
such deposit
The report states that the Legion
instead of showing a slight profit
for the two boxing shows and the
one wrestling exhibition staged
this Summer is somewhat in the
red through its athletic program.
1t attributes the loss in part to
Lvingston's disregard of contract
restrictions in making fiat cash