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OUTSTANDING BARGAIN
n DOING RATING

OUTSTANDING BARGAIN
9 ROOMS BATHS
So, 5O0-Second floor arranged as complete
4-room apartment with kitchen, bath
and rear porch; first and third floors
easily converted into apis: two-car
garage: all in excellent condition. Near
10th st. and Columbia Rd. BOSS
PHELPS. NATIONAL 1900. EVENING
PHONE CALL MR.. RABY. CLEVE-
LAND 1892
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LOANS ON REAL EsTA1
MONEY TO LOAN

ADVANCED on diamonds, watches. jewelr1
and silverware. loans 5000 and over 2 -;
all tickets good for one year. HORNING'S
LOAN OFFICE. OPP. Washington Airport.
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PIANo--Smallest size baby grand. in good
condition. S138 on easy terms. Also a
larger grand ct S196. NAT 473O kits.
1220 C
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INVEST. PROPERTY FOR SALE
FARMS & LAND FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

30 DoWN--1O acres high land, spring.
wooded. IL miles D c., on good road.
1925. NAT. 1888 or Att. 5205-J.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-Restaurant e. beer license: on
cash. Bust clear No triflers. WE. 1898.
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ON diamonds. watches iewelry. silverware,
etc. No adv. arrangement neces. Lowest
rates, RossLYN LOAN CO.. RossIyn, Va.
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ROOMS FURNISHED

A N. E. 614-3 lovely Ink. rooms. cleo.
refrig.. S45: h.k. room. $3.50.
ALABAMA APIS. No. sos, 1918 N st. n.
W. - Beautifully furnished twin bed
room; also single room
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For bungalow. Colmar Manor, Md, three
blocks from Baltimore Blvd, on grade.
4Ox110. Improvements are in. See Mr..
Stebbins. evening phone. Lincoln 6SO4-J.
ADEBBERT W. LEE
l343 H ST. N. W. District 1900
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ington office and territory By reliable
party for well established wholesale lum-
hsr firm handling lumber on commission
trade large cities operating steadily IS
years. Small investment to insure sin
certify and best results. Real opportunity
Address Charles R. Barnes Lumber Co.
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COUNTRY BOARD

BEAUTIFUL. Secluded Mennonite Farm
Home. Now open for guests of good char
0cter. Located in Shenandoah Valley. Con-
Venient to nat. forests and scenic attrac.
WRITE BOX IA
RR0AnN " VIRGIMTA
Evening star., 1937-03-29

RooMING-B G-BOARDING-Excel, NV. sec
ton; 10 rms. baths; sacrificing on &C
count of illness; see this bargain. Miss
nerrickcor 1O0S II ct Met
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D. C., CITIZENS URGED
TO MARK ARMY DAY
Commissioners Believe Washing
ton Should Be First in Cele-
brating April 6.
bratlng April b

Declaring that Washington should
be foremost In celebrating Army day,
April 6, the District Commissioners
have issued a proclamation calling
upon all citizens to display the United
States flag at their homes and places
of business on that day.
The text OF the proclamation, made
public today by the Military Order OF
the World War, in charge Of the OBJ
servance, follows:
Whereas, the Military Order OF
the World War has, with the indorse-
ment of the President of the United
States and the cooperation OF the
Secretary of War, set apart April 6,
1887, for the general observance OF
Army day throughout the United
States; and
Whereas, the Army always has
been a symbol of the spirit OF the
American people, unselfish and loyal
Evening star., 1937-03-29

burly chap with a moustache, ex-
planned that I had been kidnapped.
was told that ransom note had been
batim, under penalty Of death.
Il demonstrated with them and one
of them struck me. Seeing how USE
less it was, I wrote the note as di-
rected. Then I was searched. Every
thing was taken from my pockets, in
Guiding my watch which prize great
ly. These things were placed in a
box and the box locked in a cup
board.
IT STAYED in that kitchen until
this morning, when two men came
in, explained that the ransom had
been paid, blindfolded me again and
led me outside. After a long drive
was led into a building, my bonds
loosened, and was left alone.
1T was some time before I could
get free of the remaining knots. When
I finally did so and removed the blind
fold l found myself in dark room.
There was no sound but the ticking
Of my watch. I groped around, found
the box which held my personal
effects, opened it, struck match from
the case which was there, saw door
and went out. After half-hour of
walking, I discovered myself to -e
within q few miles of my own home. I"
Inspector Talmage finished jotting
down notes in his book, pocketed it
and rose. "Wait here" he directed
one of his assistants. and beckoned
to the other one to follow him out
side.
Clancy" he said when the two
were alone, 'the whole things cock
eyed. For once the dastardly crime
of kidnapping has been imposed upon.
Now you follow out these instructions
and report to me here as soon as you
can"
Clancy departed. Two hours later
he was back. Talmage heard his
story, then went in to Yancey.
"Mr. Yancey, policeman has to
be smarter than criminal else he
wouldn't get any place. Maybe that's
why I detected the flaw in your fine
story I've checked and discovered
you were near financial ruin and
needed money. I've found you didn't
have any real business in Buffalo at
all And I've examined your watch
and discovered it to be of standard
make. No standard-makew watch, Mr..
Yancey will run so hours without
being wound, as apparently yours
must have, if your story is true. Which
is why, Mr.. Yancey, you're in spot"
(Copyright, 1879
Evening star., 1937-03-29

cey's train had arrived on schedule,
communicated with Buffalo police,
then began a canvass of all hotels.
Nothing had been learned by the
next morning. But the first mall
delivery brought letter written in
Robert Yancey's hand, stating that
he had been kidnapped. His abductors
we're demanding $4,000 ransom
money. The money was to be de-
livered according to enclosed type
written instructions.
Mrs. Yancey collapsed. When she
returned to consciousness the police
were there. She begged them not to
interfere until the ransom had been
paid and her husband was safe in his
own home.
Inspector Terry Talmage, in charge
OF the case, acceded to her request.
Mrs. Yancey summoned neighbors
and asked their help. Willingly the
money was subscribed. A bank pro-
Hded the currency in denominations
ss set forth in the ransom note. The
package was dispatched by a messen-
ger to the place designated. Zen
for nearly "a hours the police marked
time and Mrs. Yancey sat by her
telephone.
On the morning of January Is,
Robert Yancey returned home. He
looked haggard and worn. There was
a stubble of beard on his chin. His
ger to the place designated. Then
Sc, HtharNHCp
was unharmed.
THAT night Inspector Talmage and
two assistants heard the abducted
mans story.
Tell us exactly what happened
from the moment you left the house
last Thursday, MIR. Yancey," Inspector
Talmage urged.
Nothing happened until I quit the
train at Buffalo. There was cab
man there, who, now I think OF 1t,
was a bit insistent in soliciting my
trade. He drove me through the city
and out the North end. I was busy
studying some papers, so did not
discover the mistake in destination
at once. When reminded the driver
that we were far from where I wished
to go, he pulled in at the curb.
"a man stepped into the cab. Be-
fore 1 knew what was up, he had
produced gun and pressed it against
my ribs, directing me to keep quiet
and no harm would befall me.
I'VE then drove through a maze
of streets and into a back alley. I
was told to get out and descend pair
of steps. I did SO, entering small
Evening star., 1937-03-29

ROOMING HOUSE (K at 19th)-15 rms:
rent. S125; price So. 900. Miss McCown.
zoos ii St Metropolitan 4S13
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in patriotic duty in defending our
country and flag. and -
Whereas. the Commissioners of the
District OF Columbia believe that the
Nations Capital should be foremost
in celebrating the day.
Now, therefore. we, the Commis-
sioners of the District of Columbia
call on all citizens of the District Of
Columbia in the spirit of the occasion
to display the American flag on their
places Of business and at their homes
on April 6, 1887, and to otherwise ap-
propriately observe the occasion"
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IMPOSED UPON
room dimly lighted.

room dinly lighted.
Instantly I was
fallen upon, bound,
gagged and blind
folded. Then I
was led out of the
room, up some
stairs and presum-
ably back to the
cab.
I'VE drove for
hours. I fancied
we had reached the
country. EVeuLu.
ally the cab stop
ped. I was forced
to walk for some
distance. T en-
suddenly my blind
fold was removed
and I found my
self in what ap-
peared to be a
farmhouse kitchen.
There were a half.
dozen rough look
ing men sitting
about. One, q
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EGGS GREET 1.-THE LAW
Sheriff Receives Wild Reception
From Engineering Students.

From Engineering Students.
IOWA CITY, Iowa AP.-University
of Iowa Law School students, with
due regard for legal processes, sent
a deputy sheriff armed with writ
of replevin to recover sign they
accused engineering students of filch-
ing.
I'm not fooling," Deputy Sheriff
Preston Koser announced at the por-
tails of the engineering building,
whereupon the students within un-
leashed barrage of rotten eggs. The
"laW" beat hasty retreat.
Evening star., 1937-03-29


This message is addressed to the sales
man who has successfully sold real estate.
insurance or securities, and owns an auto
mobile.
1t is addressed to the man who is tired
Of working for the bare necessities. and
who really wants to give his family the
best that life affords. Such man is willing
to work hard. If he can be sure of being
well paid.
To such man we issue cordial invi-
taton to meet with us Monday evening
March 29l. at 7 pm. (no other time), at
which time we will show you the cleanest,
fastest selling plan of it's kind in the East:
We will show you why 15. members of
our organization have earned more than
S400 in March.
We will show you why the average yearly
earnings for our entire sales organization
(34 in number. exceeded $500 in 1896.
And LAST but not LEAST we will IL let
you get the story direct from the men who
are out on the firing line The men who
are helping us to make sales history.
The hour you spend will not be wasted.
It may be the TURNING POINT in your
life. So come at pm, have cigar with
US. SIT BACK AND LISTEN.
1857 Pennsylvania Ave. S E.
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ON JANUARY u

Robert Yancey
left his home In
Monteford on a
short business trip
to Buffalo. Before
leaving he prom
ised his wife he'd
call her upo n
reaching the city.
By 6 o'clock that
night, with the call
several hours over
due, Mrs. Yancey
became alarmed.
She called the ho-
tel where her hus-
band usua ii y
stayed. Mr.. YAM
cey had not check
ed In.
F caring t h e
worst, Mrs. Yancey
summoned the po-
lice. The police
checked the rail-
road com pa n y,
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HELP MEN.
(COntinued.)
M AN
ARE YOU
THE MAA0

Wanted outside man Immediately to take
responsible position. Call Potomac 467S
for appointment Monday between and
Evening star., 1937-03-29
HELP DOMESTIC.

GIRL. reliable general housework; home
nights; good wages; references. 2S11 3Sth
st. NV.
GIRL OR WOMAN white. for dish wash
ing and light cooking. Apply 321 Eye
st. ne.
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN to keep
house for Q ladies; good home and S3 per
week; opportunity to earn extra money.
Decatur 3452 3321 Sth st. ne.
Evening star., 1937-03-29
HELP WoMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR all-around, wanted
at once; good permanent position. Clev.
1913.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Mustb be thoroughly
experienced, Also part-time operators.
2040 Eye st. NV.
COUNTER GIRL, cafeteria, experienced,
under 80 years of age; steady position.
sl0 18th ST. NV No phone calls.
CURB ATTENDANTS. over lS years: good
tips. meals. Apply 5111 Georgia ave: w:
LADIES-Part-time work from home. 3 to
hours daily selling high-class line hos
iery, dresses, etc Miss Schertzer. Room
403. 1888 F St NV.
SLIPOVER CUTTERS and sewers. sew or
cut either one; all or part time. Please
state time you can give to work. Address
Box 393-M Star office.
STENO. BEGINNER, h. s. graduate office
work SO wk.; reply own handwriting.
stating school class year. age. Address
Box 105-K. Star office.
WAITRESS. experienced. Apply 2514 L
st. NV.
WAITRESS-only experienced need apply.
low Food shoppe. 5531 Colorado ave. NV.
WOMEN (3). We have an opportunity for
3 ladies, with automobiles. who wish to
dignifed, profitable work. Address Box
270-M, Star Office.
FULL OR PART TIME.
Exceptional opportunity for better-type
women Contact friends. acouaintances,
etc. High-class line hosiery. dresses etc.
Liberal commission. Coronet Co.. 1888 +
st. NV
Evening star., 1937-03-29
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec. 2419North
9O11. 1925 9th. furnishes cooks. e;h.w..
buffers, housemen. drivers. kitchen help
erS ~
OPENINGS for cooks. g.h.w.. maids. help
ers, part time: go or stay. Domestlc
Agency. 1925 9th st. NV. 90.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851. 1402
11th, has cooks. mattresses. maids. nurses:
gh.w.. part-time day workers houSemen. l.
Evening star., 1937-03-29

PAPERING. PAINTING. Special this
week. room scraped dry cracks filled. with
any paper in my book. also sunfast paper.
Evening star., 1937-03-29
E N T E r P r I S E
ROOFING Co

ROOFING-SIDING NG-INSULATION.
Estimates Free-Terms II Desired
2125 R. l. AVE NE. POTOMAC 02O0.
FLOOR WORK, sanding and finishing;
prices reas.; work guaranteed. c.. c. Dea-
ton. g03 LOngfellOW NV. Georgia S40S.
Evening star., 1937-03-29
PAINTING.

PAPERING. PAINTING.
6tippling. Paneling. Blending. Stripping.
EXTERIOR PAINTING.
Wood. Stucco. Concrete. Brick. Stone. Metal
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CO.,
3bO3 Ga Ave NV Adams 13O7
Evening star., 1937-03-29

OPERATOR OF FARM wishes position;
been manager large dairy farm: excellent
references. Am first manager In years to
make present farm pay profits. James Gale,
PutIaod Mass
Evening star., 1937-03-29

SECRETARY, stenographer and efncient
general office worker Rapid and accurate.
Speaks French. Rumanian. Valuable diver
sifled experience; college education. Wint-
fred Jordan. Shepherd 2142.
SECRETARY-STEN. desires change OF po-
sition: now employed by attorney; salary
reasonable. Home phone. Columbia 6247;
ONCE, National 4O89. 29s
STENOGRAPHER-TY - Young, ex-
perienced; will accept reasonable salary
to start; excellent references. Lincoln
35S3-J 29s
WOMAN as companion to elderly person,
assist with household duties. Address Box
423-M. Star office.
YOUNG WOMAN, refined, former teacher.
would like to serve as companion or reader
to aged, lonely, convalescents, tnvalids.
nightly from z to. 10 pm; ref. Address
Box 411-M Star of1ce. 29'
Evening star., 1937-03-29
THE TIMID SOUL.

OBJ PLASTERING and cement work---No
OBJ too far or too small. District 1910.
William ThomaS 707 M st. NV.
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REPAIRS & SERVICE.

PAINTING. papering, plastering neat,
clean work: low prices; do own work. Call
Baitz Columbia 1889. 633 Lamont.
PAINTING. interior and exterior; first
class work. guar. reas. Free estimates.
Chas r. Conley Att 6426-W. Line.
Evening star., 1937-03-29

MAN colored. wants job as chauffeur or
truck driver Call North 7S14 after q
m Charles
Evening star., 1937-03-29

FREE ESTIMATES on all classes of re-
pair work and new building: have lots for
loV priced homes. j. D. Smoot. Potomac
1E1S 31h
Evening star., 1937-03-29

MAN. refined, industrious. of high moral
sres interview to affect a permanent SAL
aried position. Necessity requires early
employment. Address BOX 412-M. Star
Evening star., 1937-03-29

THE WESTMINSTER 1907 18th st: nv
Desirable newly decorated, nicely furn
rooms: single. SIS and So: double. 81:
with bath, S12: showers. elevator
1884 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-$5 wk.; sing.
rms; doub. ST; clean, outside; baths;
c.hw.; 10 min. downtown. Adams 1O213
1885 W ST. NV. Apt. Large front dou-
Bile room and single room; reas.: ladies or
gentlemen: quiet home: Q In family. 30.
1880 COLUMBIA RD;-Deesirable lhb;,
kitchenettes, $3.50 So. 81. Also 1431
Fairmont NV; plenty heat. h. v.
1857 LANIER PL.. nr. 18th and Col, I'd
Comfortable rms. on second d. OF detached
house: l single l with twin beds; cross
ventilation automatic heat and hot water.
Phone Columbia 1926.
1919 9th ST. NW-Clean. homelike; low
rent steam heat gas range. elec.. silver.
dishes linens, blankets. shower. telephone.
PORTLAND HOTEL, Vermont ave- at
Thomas Circle-S10 wk.: hotel service;
fresh towels daily your mail and phone calls
attended to- shower baths; walk to work.
1927 PA. AVE NV Cat Wash. Circle)-
Light housekeeping and sleeping rooms;
phone; SIS. SIS and 81 week.
171s 18th ST. N.W-Nicely furn. rm..
single 81 UP; double. SO up; walking dis
tauce; GOOD heat,
Evening star., 1937-03-29

THREE MEN.
We have vacancies in established routes
for good men willing to work 8 hours per
day in D. c. or suburban territories. Ex-
Good income. Apply 513 K st. NV,
9 TO 10 am.
THE PALAIS ROYAL, INC.
We will engage two men with sales ex-
perience part time inside and part time
outside. Chance for good earnings and
monthly bonus. Must be neat and have
car Apply personnel office. sixth floor, 10
m. Tuesday
Evening star., 1937-03-29

STENO SECRETARY, experienced. 27.
business college graduate 3 years upiver-
sity. desires change. Cleveland 6303. g.
m 20b
Evening star., 1937-03-29
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
part time balanced; audits prompt; low
est cost Dist 65O5 or Adams 9796.
Evening star., 1937-03-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED WOMAN wants days work.
housecleaning or light laundry work; ref
erence Metropolitan O743.
COLORED WOMAN wants morning work.
8 to l. cleaning do laundry. by week; no
sunday. Decatur 046s-J.
GIRL. colored, desires Job as mothers
helper or maid, part time or full time; rel
LAUNDRESS. colored well equipped. de-.
sires 'bundIes' and family washes; call
and deliver; best refs. Lucille. Line. 4146.
WOMAN. refined. white. unencumbered.
position. care for child or assistant room
Ing house. PotonsS 11se. Apt. 3O1. So
Evening star., 1937-03-29
HELP MEN AID WOMEN.

SAIESMEN.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN, good opportu-
nifty for permanent connection; state expe-
rience: references. Address Box 355M.
Star office. 29'
SALESMAN-Oils soaps. cleaners. chem
icals. established mfr; com. with draw.
Baum's Castorine. Rome N. Y.
EXPERIENCE helpful but not necessary:
leads furnished; this proposition is worth
investig gating.- Apply 1416 H st. ne. be-
tween 8 and 12 week days. See Mr..
ATTENTION. AUTOMOBILE statesmen!
If you are interested in making additional
money without interfering your present
and IL week days See Mr.. Thompson
Evening star., 1937-03-29
SITUATIONS WoMEk.

STENOGRAPHER-S 20 yrs
experience patent law and business. age
~: fast and accurate. Address Box 39S.M
Star ONCE. 30s
Evening star., 1937-03-29
Continued, :,

S15 FOR CLEAN. COMFORTABLE ROOM.
private home: choice location; men. EN-
erSOn 1856
Evening star., 1937-03-29
POULTRY 6 EGGS.

6 600 STARTED CHICKS, ! to 4 weeks
old, also R. 1. Red pullets, 4 to 8 wks; old.
Hatchery, Olney, Nd, tust south Of Olney
Inn Ashton 147-W.
Evening star., 1937-03-29

CHAUFFEUR. white, single, age 35.. re-
liable. best ref; IL years private driving
exnerience Metrnnnlitan 0473 30s
Evening star., 1937-03-29

PAPERHANGING. painting: special this
month .S6:95 with washable and sunfast
paper Of 1887; do my own work and guar
antee. Mr.. Spigel, Randolph b037.
Evening star., 1937-03-29

354S 1lth ST. NW-Lovely large 'front.'
room. newly decorated and furnished; pri-
yate family. Adams lOO4S
Evening star., 1937-03-29
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

RADIO SERVICE
S0c Service calls. 80 days guar. on
wv repairs. Atlantic 1877.
Evening star., 1937-03-29

ROOFS. asbestos side walls. rock wool insu-
laton. No down payment. 3-year payment
plan: no red tape. American Re-Roofing
Co. Inc, 3313 l4th st. Nv. Col. 1851.
Evening star., 1937-03-29

PRESS OPERATOR. experienced. Apply
at dry-cleaning dept. ready for work Wash
inston Laundry. 9th and K SITS. NV.
REFINISHER on antique and modern fur.
niture, hish-class hnisher wanted. 1888
10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-03-29

Quick repair service. door plugs in
stalled lamps repaired Free estimates
on old and new work. Atlantic O095.
ELECTRIC WIRING, sIdture. sba res
pairs: 6-r. house fixtures & base plugs. S55
Regal Elec Co $40 UpShur W, Col 1891.
Evening star., 1937-03-29

CHAUFFEUR, white, age 80, private or
commercial; evenings Saturdays and Sun
DAYS Address Box 432-M Star ONCE. 29a
Evening star., 1937-03-29

OVERsToCKED. want to sell 200 mems
second hand suits flne selection: reason
able prices, 1924 7th II. NV.
Evening star., 1937-03-29
FARM AND GARDEN.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

POTATO PLANTER AND DIGGER, IN ex
celIent shape Waters, Wisconsin 4195.
Evening star., 1937-03-29

l71S KENYON N.W.-Front room, priv.
3ath, twin beds: conV. trans. refined empl.
couple or gentleman
Evening star., 1937-03-29

POOL ROOM tables; NV; rent. S65;
well estab.: $1,000; terms. Mr.. Purcell.
Evening star., 1937-03-29

WORK HORSE good stallion. $3.50; 1
gated saddle horse. suitable for lady,
year old. $50 District 1921.
AUCTION SALE MARCH 31st. II AM
10 Belgian colts, to years old. 400
pounds each; 10 work mules. riding
horses 10 work horses. Private every day.
Poplar Neck Farm. P. F. Tippett mgr.
Cheltenham Md.
Evening star., 1937-09-09

Our lowest price for seol-dyed-rnuskot but even 50
the pets are -DYED-o recommended
ton in itsef-for naturally only better skins justify
the best dressing and dyeing processes The coats
themselves are made by q furrier who usually spe-
cioIizes in higher-prce coats but make these up
especially for US as Summer Sale attraction ex-
troordinoryl
Styles dramatically NEW. . in silhouette -sIqhty
fitted and boy swoggers, all full AZ inches long, In
Details moulded shoulder treatments, small chin
huggng collars, sleeves fIoring wide and loose or
tightlycuffed!
Becoming, individually selected styles for misses and
women-l4 to 3d.
Fur Soon-Ffth
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-21

world War" is booked for
Thursday night. Three champions
will defend their titles. Mike
Jacobs is the promoter. The
champs are Sixto Escobar, Lou
Ambers and Barney Ross, batam-
weight, lightweight and weller
weight champions. They will
meet Harry Jeffra, Pedro Mon
tanez and Ceferino Garcia, re-
spectiyely. The first is from
Baltimore, the second from Porto
Rico and the last from the Philip
pines. The fourth major at.
traction of the night in the bat
tie of champs viii be Marcel Thil
of France, holder of the Euro
pean middleweight crown and
claimant to the worlds title, and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-09-21

Fred Aposoli, of San Francisco.
1t will not be for any crown, IS
Fred Steele of Tacoma, Wash,
is the recognized holder of this
crown in this country. All fights
will be for Is rounds. The card
will start at GAS p. m. First
will be a preliminary. then the
Thil-Apostolli fight at 7:1O, fol-
lowed aby the Ross-Garci go.
Next will be Ambers-M ontanez
and then Escobar-Jeffra. If all
20 the route, there will be more
than four hours of fighting.
Contrasting managerial types are
Bill Terry and Joe Mccarthy.
Terry is hard-boiled and makes
few friends with his players. Me-
Carthy acts more like a father t.
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series will start October 6 at
Yankee Stadium. The seating ca
pacity of the stadium has been
increased to hold 71,303 fans,
and a sell out is predicted. The
Polo Grounds hold 56,437 fans
and Wrig,ey Field in Chicago,
46,004. The all time attendance
record was in 1926 when 328,051
fans saw the series between the
Cards and Yanks. All games
this year will start at 1880 p. M,
EST, except on Sunday when
the time will be p. m. .Fistic