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Evening star., 1933-06-29
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
| guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
| prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000. Branch 215.
BEDDING MATTRESSES. box SPRINGS and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del
Wash Mattress Co. $40 L st. s.w. Nat. $3.50.
BEDDING RENOVATED, springs. mattresses
dss ssddns mac Co aQsa tS.
BEDDING RENOVATED.
AMERICAN BEDDING CO..
4th and Bryant SITS. NE. Pot 1892.
CARPENTERING. iobbing, painting. fenc-
! ine or by day, call J. E. Gilliss. NO.
CARPENTER. flooring shelving. screening.
fences built, concrete work. Brining, 1859
Taylor st. NV. Adams 1924.
CARPENTER-Any kind job or repair work:
modelling painting Ii. S1S4-J. any time 3.
CARPENTERING. painting plastering, paper
ing. roofing, gutter, spouting. repairing in
general: no job too small. AD 1855. 1nsley.
paired, porches inclosed. new floors. garages.
screens. painting. Hammer. Potomac Os:O.
CHAIR CANElNGE,55iG1ppfiesa rSehsI. SebsI.
stering Armstrong. 1895 10th NV Met. 2082
ELECTRIC WIRING.
FIXTURES AND REPAIRS.
lures. Si5: workmanship guaranteed. Regal
Electric Co. $40 Upshur NV. Col 1891.
FLOOR WORK. expert: old floors made like
W. c. Deaton. 4".1 Sth st. NV. co. 1902.
FLOORS SANDED AND REFINISHED; low
prices; white mechanics; guaranteed work.
Earle Jordan. Lincoln 5.Gj. 3.
FLOOR SURFACING and finishing; old floors
spec. reas.; guar. Get my eSti.; no obliga.
Also sanding mach. rented: deliv.. called Tor.
l.. T. Folk. CL. o52S. 3357 Sherrier pl NV.
PAINTING. PAPERING-I do my own work
Average room papered Sc no more) Call
Metz. any time. CO. 0}96.
PAINTING. paperng. plastering. carpentry.
roofing: est. cheerfully given work guar.
Blue Ridge Dec. and Imp. Co. co. 0d.4.
/ PAPERING. rooms. 81 up. Prompt service.
ne. Atlantic 465..
room: .dislnfectant free; painting. nrst
! class: insist on better work. Guarantee
Dec Co. Adams 5s25. AL Kenyon st. NV.
PAPERING RMS. :!-sTORY HALL, $50
Quick service, white mech, Call any time
Neat papers. Adams 1926.
/ George. 2l29 18th ST. NV. Apt. =. DE. 4l49
PAPERHANGING. PLASTERING; rooms s.
up neat clean work BY 2yr,h local RESPONSIBLE Gn
1889
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-Room
dry scraped and papered. 81 up. A. Hobbs,
II. S1G9-J 29'
PAPERHANGING. hrst-class. done at once.
81 a room, including paper: work guaran-
teed. Call North 451iW. %
PLASTERING. stuccoing. Cementing; most
reasonable. perfect work; no lob too large or
small. Mathis Bros. $40 Colum. I'd. AID. 1910
ROOEI NC-Guttering, spouting. paint
49, .->n ing reasonable; Ajax Roof
ing Co. NO. 531i. day. night 303S 1Sth NV.
RUGS HAND-WASHED, lowest prices in
town; most expert repairer on Orientals,
domestcs; high references. ArSlan. EN-. 6SS5.
RUGS CLEANED SHAMPOOED. STERIL-
lied. Moth and fire proof storage. Minimum
charge maximum satisfaction. Manoukian
Bros. 1892 Conn ave. NO 4S6G. PO 30"6.
WE, WILL FINANCE,
And install improvements OF any kind to
your home or building.
/ 10 YEARS TO PAY.
American Improvement Co.,
1896 N. Y Ave. NV. Ma. 2S1l. -
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SAI,ESMEN. experienced, for sweet buns and
doughnuts Apply personally to Corona
BAKERY l7l9 Penna. ave. NV. Reference
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MEN several, not ever 30 years old. Mus1
be energetic not afraid Of hard ov6As w1fh ann ;inn
have high school education S0poliia qng aeen-
ing accounts Reply in own Handwriting
stating qualifications and references Sssn
bond required. Address Box 369-S. star
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PIERCE-ARROW 4-PASSENGER COUPE,
Can be seen at III 18th st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1880 SEDAN-Very fine condi-
ton; cheap at S225; cash, trade, terms. 33
New York ave. ne. Open evenings.
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PLYMOUTH 1923 CoACH-New tires, me
chanically OK: SLAB; terms. 1860 Park
! I'd. Adams l02O2
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yam .ynerienred i'm operating frozen
rnsterd machine; give full particulars ana
salary expected. Address Box 3il-S' star
OffCP
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NASH 1929 ADVANCED sc" SEDAN-Beau-
tiful Brewster green body. all good tires,
s"S @ terms Easheorr Motors esah IN in!eI.Gl Istb
st. NV Decatur 4419
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

Persons advertising for "Situations
Wanted" are harmed to exercise
careful investigation OF persons Of
tering positions ,Uhere cash deposits
are required to secure employment.
Evening star., 1933-06-29

Persons advertising t0r Situations
Wanted" are udrned to exercise
careful investigation OF persons Of
fering positions ,phere cash deposits
are required to secure employment.
CARPENTER, good, wants work by the day
COLLEGE MAN. chauffeur and experienced
guide for children to Worlds Fair. Address
Box :'57-S. Star office.
COOK, driver. butler. caretaker expert
enced pleasant disposition; willing worker;
references. Woods. 9:ij st. NV.
CRAFTSMAN. experienced mechanical elec-
trlcal. radio. line illustrating, charts. desires
any type work. Address Box 30O-S, Star
Office
GEN. REPAIRS gen. utility. janitor. watch
man: moderate wages. Address Box las,
Star Office 3n'
STUDENTS uwo': colored. desire honest
work of any kind; will furnish reference.
Call Lincoln 4 l3i. 800
WHITE MAN. slight experience in spotting
ana ana dry a cleaning e. wants to finish h learn!ng
YOUNG MAN. German. desires work as
chauffeur. houSeman. caretaker of estate.
Address Box :iI4 S. Star office.
YOUNG MAN would like job where he
5G44
SITUATIONS-WOM
BOOKKEEPER- R-STENOGRAPHER years
eXperience; excellent references. Lincoln
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING by white, middle
aged Protestant lady. for working couple
during day. same services given in roomlng
house for light Housekeeping room and some
compensation. Address Box 2O6-S, Star office.
NURSE wishes case nursing invalid or
| care for children; reference; rates reason
able. co. 0962-J.
NURSE-COMPANION for elderly person or
| invalid or other work; fond Of children;
also typist. Georgia 032o.
NURSE, Practical; hospital experience; best
of reference: any case; has car. Phone
Adams 1:i11J. 29'
PRACTICAL NURSE for adults. experienced;
city references; assist with light home du-
ties: reduced salary. NE. 98ll.
SECRETARY or companion, cultured young
can drive; would travel; excellent references.
Address Box :31l-S. Star office.
STENOGRAPHER. experienced. law and as
Soclatlon. expert typlSt take any dlctatlon.
wishes early employment Adams 12OS.
STENOGRAPHER. rapid -typist. take usual
dlctatlon, general clerical experience. needs
work; small salary. ME. 9e1l. Apt. 90S.
STENOGRAPHER-TYP experienced; gem
eral clerical experience; moderate salary;
temporary or permanent AT 1919. :,O'
STENOGRAPHER. general office experience,
knowledge bookkeeping references. GEor-
gia .,3U4.
YOUNG WOMAN prefers housekeeping for
employed or motherleSS home; very capable;
/ much satisfactory experience; best reference
North 31US-W.
SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE-Married couple want position
together: work Of any kind; Richmond writ
ten references. Apply ass st. sw.
!
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PERSONAL.

| regular line Tate |
massaee special this week. MISS BELL,
1901 Oregon ave. NV. Apt. 25. Hours.
1890 to 9.
SUMMER DAY CAMP. ROCK CREEK PARK;
boys, girls sports. incl. horses and swim
ming. Transportation. GE. 6544.
MONEY TO LOAN TO RESPONSIBLE PAR
ties of good character. LINCOLN SERVICE
National 2O03.
DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS! 50.
no more, no less redeSigns your pasSe hats
into latest creations. Panamas, 80; trim
mings are extra. RUTH MOLLOHAN, Tor,
merly with Nine Nine. Ash 1o1l H st. n'w.' End
AURORA HILLS, VA.-coMFORTABLE;
couple or single person to rent or share
St; garage or our car; reas. Sundays or
after & pm. 7O1 Washington ave.
CALL CLEVELAND 5494 FOR CLEAN, COM
Portable. quiet. corner room; detached home.
1886 Fulton ST.. near Cathedral.
EMPLOYED COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD.
wish another couple. with uo1: husband EN- EN-
yard Address Box 349-S. Star office.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, FOR
storage and repairs, July 14th, Studebaker.
motor No. EW.751S. serial No: 40073O0.
at Washington Motor Co H. E. Fox.
NATURES CRYSTALS FROM MINERAL
Wells Texas, give effective relief in;ass Gases
tion and other ailments caused by faulty
elimination pound package. 81; ask for
literature. Lewison Drug Store. 1 r st. ne.
ALCo RUBs, ErINFRA RAY ELECTRIC
treatments. your residence. North 2209.
Evening star., 1933-06-29

OLDSMOBILE COACH. LATE 193O-Looks
Ike new; good tires. etc: must sell at once;
$50. Phone North 4764-J. evenings
PACKARD COW. SEDAN. Model 9-02
This beautiful 1922 model car previously
owned by high Government oficial; many
extras: cost new $1,000; only $3.50.
Packard Used Car Bazaar. 18th at Kalo-
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PLYMOUTH SEDAN. with floating power.
1882 model; driven only IL 900 miles; per-
fect:. only $325. or take another car in.
Lambert Auto Service. 14lS 1st ST. ne.
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PACKARD COUPE-Cost 81 200: looks and
runs like new; terms to responsible person,
or best cash offer. CO. 1910
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

BUICK COACH. 1926-Motor recently over
hauled and now in fine condition.; good rub
etc. in good condition. Here is satisfactory
transportat tion for q long time for only $50.
Can sell for $50 down, bal. So week. May
be seen at home Of Honestly Priced Used
Cars 6323 Ga ave-
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/ NASH 1882 ''6" SEDAN-Tan body. 5 wire
wheels; driven very little; free wheeling; like
new; S695; terms. Nash-Orr Motors, 1913
| I4th st. NV. DECATUR 441g
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PONTIAC 1891 SEDAN-Beautiful black fin
ish. clean upholstery and new Summer seat
covers; new tires. excellent motor. Backed
by Lee D. Buffers 3O-day guarantee; 1866.
2155 Champlain st. CO. $3.50
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! PLYMOUTH 1882 COUPE-Orieinal blue
| hnish with cream wheels: Al throughout:
S2S9 Jack Pry Motors, 1925 14th NV.
PLYMOUTH 1882 SEDAN-Almost new;
free wheeling. floating power model; reduced
| from $3.50 to S325. Blanton Motor Co.,
Factory Dealers De Soto and Plymouth, 33
New YORK ave. ne. Open evenings
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statesmen. experienced. to sell Dodge ano
Plymouth cars and trucks. Apply FREQ
sales and Service. 1889 NJ st. NV.
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! CHEVROLET COACH. 193l-Priced about
! S25 higher than some cars that have been
| a fair price, here is your opportunity. Do
! not buy any car OF this model before seeing
| our car and making comparison. You VIII
see The difference. Only 500 down, bal.
easy. Your car in trade. Owens Motor Co,
Evening star., 1933-06-29

ALESMEN-Brand-ne item. in heavy de-
mand; good deal. with real money Tor
workers 1919 st. NV. Room 4 L. 5o-
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CHEVROLET TOWN SEDAN. 1933-Driven
less than $50 miles: car is fully equipped
with built-in trunk: black Duco finish: sub
stantial reduction from new-car price: this
carries new-car warranty and service;
ance easy through General Motors. Owens
Motor CO. Gto3 GeorRia ave
Evening star., 1933-06-29

SUBDIVISION SALES MANAGER.
prominent local real estate organiza-
don REQUIRES the services of high grade
6ales manager for a restricted SUBDIVISION In
1he Country Club section. adjoining Chevy
Chase Give complete details OF back,
gtound and experience In your reply; a ayasrea An
Address Box 39S-S, Star office.
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CARPENTER, good, wants work by the da,
or contract. Phone Adams 4gl3-J. 39'
COLLEGE MAN, chauffeur and experienced
Rn1 nHHc
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

6EN to sell quality beer: only men with
fnitiative wanted; high commission basis
Apply between and pm at 32o b ST.
aw. American Beverage Company
statesmen with ears for grocery line; men
Scnuainted with retail trade; drawing &C
0punt against commission. 9l5 Eye st. NV
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AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Ser Of reliable men to start in business
without capital or experience IN Washing.
n Msiness e world % With its schievements in spite
Of depression. whose record over q period
Of wears and particularly the iast Two o
man to earn between $500 and 81 500
many have doubled these figures
Tho organization, sponsoring this ad has
from sma WITH large
serves They are Offering to suitable men
fheir backing and cooperation, to develop
have been thoroughly tested and proven.
Expert instruction and training are fur
is required. The man selected must de-
vote his entire time to the business Re1er,
ences will be expected as to character and
Apply at once. by letter. for personal
.ppontment stating age sssaGsst, preyGuS earn .1e
Address Box :}43-S. Star office
REAL ESTATE statesmen.
desire to add several expereneea @ enI;ees men a-a
ceiling rapidly. Interview by appointment
only.
~ uniHa aoHFRT Flast " slds. sAvAossA IA: e7ee.
LOCAL MANUFACTURING
company has opening for several
high class men.
Previous selling experience
desirable but not essential.
Do not apply unless record will
stand investigation.
Interview between 10 and II
h rear 1417 Irving st. NV, End
foor. Neon Displays, Inc.
Evening star., 1933-06-29

CHEVROLET COACH, I93l-Positively same
as new car: has to be seen to be appre-
ciated: SIS down. balance easy terms ar
ranged no property signers. Century Mo-
| tor sos 4th n North Gn32.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING by white middle
aged Protestant lady. for working couple
during day: same services given in rooming
house for light Housekeeping room and some
compensation. Address Box 2O6S, Star office.
ogs
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NASH SEDAN, 1929-Beautiful blue finish,
almost like new; formerly owned by promi-
| nent business man who knew how to treat
an automobile; upholstery clean and perfect,
| 5 good tires. motor quiet and powerful: any
demonstration. May be inspected at Owens
Motor Co.'S Honestly Priced Used-Car Lot,
! 6333 Georgia ave
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PONTIAC 1882 sEDAN-Tfres like new,
paint without a scratch ard mechanical
trp you are soins to make me over ear the M s 4th
and the price is right at $40 cash or trade
and terms on balance. Bring your deposit.
The Trew Motor Co., 1909 14th st. NV.
Decatur 1910
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPECIAL. CIVIL, SERVICE COURSE. PRE-
PARE FOR COLLEGE. The Civil Service
Sreperatory School L. Adolph Richards
Ii A. M s., Prin., 80 10Th st. NV. ME. 6t3i
Evening star., 1933-06-29

CHEVROLET SPORT ROADSTER. 1872
Rumble seat. beautiful Duco finish almost
new motor block has been installed in this
car and is. OF course. guaranteed nowhere
| in Washington. Maryland or Virginia can
you find a car of equal value at our low
price; any demonstration; $3.50; only Sl1p
! down, bal. . mos, through General Motors:
/
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CHEVROLET 1892 COACH--New tires. per
feet paint. mechanically OK S393; terms.
1.iRu PARK rd AID 1Oo0o
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.
RIDING AND DRIVING PONIES, 10 for sale
r. S. Hufhn, P. o. Box 125, Middletown
Fredk Co.. Md A.
BOSTON BULL TERRIERS. weeks old 3
very fine pedgreed pups. See or phone Mr..
Young. co White Palace Restaurant. Lees
burg Va 90
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gear in cleaning black contrast; tires. up
holstery and mechanical condition are all
excellent: hydraulic safety brakes. air clean
er, oil filter, 7-bearing crankshaft motor:
REQ long Life built in entire car; only $3.50.
The Trew Motor Co.. 1909 14th. DE. 1910.
STUDEBAKER 1891 Comma nder Sedan
original jet-black finish, new tires, excellent
motor. clean whipcord upholstery. Ideal
family car; S595. Lee D. Butler. 2155
Champlain st. CO. 5O5O.
STUDEBAKER 1881 Dictator 8 Coupe-Tires,
real buy for the one who wants a snappy.
fast. good-looking coupe that will cost very
little to operate. Can be bought for S175
cash or trade and balance on easy terms.
The Trew Motor Co., 1909 14th st. NV.
DECATUR 1910.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1930-Beautiful fin
ish in excellent condition; clean upholstery;
dandy motor. Here is wonderful transpor-
tation for very little money; can sell for
accept your car in trade. Owens Motor Co..
Evening star., 1933-06-29
BOATS.

FISHING OR CRUISING PARTIES comfort
ably taken care Of 52-foot cruiser for char
ter day or week. For rates phone Silver
Spring 2-F-5.
NASH BOAT AND MOTOR WORKS.
1893 Eltos, S6975. Exclusive agents.
parts motors service. 9th Water SITS. s.w:
ELTO-JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS.
New and Used-Servlce and Parts.
Southeast Sales Co, 124O SE.
The Washington times., 1933-09-08
DOUBLES SHOOT.
On TOMORROW

Following an annual custom
inaugurated in 1923, the Washing.
ton Gun Club will stage It's dou.
bles championship morrow
afternoon at o'clock on the Ben
ming range. Trophies will be
awarded to the three high scores.
Besides the doubles shooting.
practice events at singles will be
in order Doubles championships
follow:
The Washington times., 1933-09-08
PIRATES HAND
GIANTS WORST
BEATING

Yesterday the Pitts sburg h
Pirates seemed definitely out Of
the National League pennant race
when they up and carried on
something terrific. With the re-
suit that goodly New York Giants
were overwhelmed, IA to 2.
The Pirates showed plenty.
Pitcher Heine Meme won with
ease. The Giants had men on
bases in every inning, but only
twice did they garner more than
one hit in an inning. Suhr,
Thevenow and Grace each got
three blows as the Corsairs
whaled the Giant pitchers, Par
malice, Luque, Clark and Salveson.
Fourteen hits by the BUGS, one
man hit by pitcher, six bases on
balls and an error by Phil Vein
traub, the Jewish lad from Bir'
mingham, contributed to the New
Workers. worst beating Of the
season.
Weintraub, making his debut
in the field, was as nervous as a
cat at a dog show and fell right
down on his face once. But on
his first trip to the plate he
poked a home run and after that
did better all around.
Walter Beck pitched a swell
game for Brooklyn and doWned
Red" Lucas and Cincinnati 2 to
0. Beck allowed only five hits.
Young Linus Frey, the Dodgers
new shortstop, aided the down.
fall of Lucas with three sparkling
hits.
Lou Warneke scored his six
teenth win as Gabby Hartnett hit
a homer and a sizzling double to
win for the Chicago Cubs over Bos-
ton 2 to /. Wal1y Berger of the
Braves whacks home No. 26, tying
Klein Of the Phillies for National
League circuit honors.
Seven scattered safeties was
Philadelphia fate against Dizzy
Dean and st. Louis recorded it,
10 to /. Frisch and Martin each
got three blows as the Cards
pounded Ragland and Berly.
Hurting Sensation
Connie Mark may have another
pitching sensation in tow. Johnny
Marcum, up from Louisville,
scored a shutout for the Ath-
letics over Cleveland, 6 to 0, as he
made his major league start.
Marcum struck out four and held
the Indians to five hits.
st. Louis settled back in the
damp cellar with a IL to 8 beating
administered by the Yankees.
Larruping Lou Gehrig drove in
five runs for the Yanks with. three
hits, including a homer. George
Uhle got the credit for the VIC
tory, but Carl Reynolds homer
with two on in the seventh sent
Uhle to the showers, Johnny Allen
finishing.
Wet grounds stopped Detroit
and the Boston Red Sox.
The Washington times., 1933-09-08

Starting at noon tomorrow, the%
Bluege Day program is one OF
the most interesting ever ar
ranged at the local ball park,
embracing music, a serio-comlc
parade and pre-game baseball
practice which will include both
the Regulars and the Yannigans.
The Yannigans will start prac.
ticing promptly at IL o'clock and
Government employees getting
away from their offices near
midday will have an oppor-
tunity to observe both the sun-
stitutes and regulars go through
their pre-game practices, both IN
fielding and batting.
Many real baseball addicts
often say they'd rather see the
teams in their early practices
than the actual contests. These
sessions give the fans an oppor-
tunity to see the budding stars
who will be in their prime a year
or two hence. Yet very often
fewer than 500 fans out OF a
later audience OF CnouSanoS, aVa14
themselves of the opportunity to
watch the yearlingS in action.
Every day at the ball park, in
cluding tomorrow, there is, there
fore, a good baseball show that
runs for more than two hours
before the major portion Of the
fans arrive. The Bluege Day
schedule has been arranged so as
to give the patrons at the park
who will come anywhere from
noon on, practice session in
volving both the regulars and
substitutes.
Ladies Get Chance
Incidentally. Ladies Day at the
park today will give the fair sex
their first opportunity to help
The Washington times., 1933-09-08
Bluege Day Game Tomorrow Gives Fans Chance to See
Snappy Pre-Game Drill of Regulars and Yannigans

The children will not be over
looked, for, as result Of their
showing in subscribing so whole
heartedly to the gift fund, The
Times has arranged to have a
number of it's leading comic strip
characters appear in person at
the game and entertain the large
crowd with some of the antics
that made them famous.
Farley Chairman
Persons of national prominence
will be on hand to do honor to
the quiet businesslike Bluege.
Postmaster General James A.
Farley himself has worked active
ly as chairman of the committee,
and will have a number of
friends in his box at the game.
Judge Robert Mattingly, Post
master Bill Mooney, Clark Grit
fifth and countless others will be
present, as well as number Of
United States Senators and their
families, who have been Ossie
Bluege supporters during their
and his long stay here.
But while Washington's thou
sands are honoring Bluege in
person, there will be many hun
dreds of others in other parts
of the country who will be un.
able to be present, although they
have had their share in con-
tributing to his gift.
Among them are baseball's
only George Herman (Babe)
Ruth, Walter johnson, Muddy
Ruel, and Roger Peckinpaugh.
They will be seeing action on
other fronts, but they all have
had their hand in honoring
Bluege.
The Washington times., 1933-09-08
n. {. BALL FANS
'HET UP OVER
BATTLE
BY SID KATZNELL

The butcher, the baker, the
candlestick maker, the cop on the
corner and little Jack Horner OF
northeast Washington are all
buzzing over the Warwicks-Mu-
tual Life Insurance baseball scuf-
file scheduled for Fairlawn dia-
mond No. l at o'clock to-
morrow.
Northeast rabid diamond fans
are expected to turn out in full
force to witness the contest, in
which the championship of their
neighborhood will be at stake.
Sandlot fans of other sections,
who little realize how seriously
their neighbors on the east side
of North Capitol Street take their
baseball, will be deeply impressed
if they just peek IN on tomorrow'S
epic struggle.
Breathing Threats
The two mines have been broad
casting all season the dire things
they would do to each other if
they ever clashed, and tomorrow
comes that clash. They are
double-dyed, all-Wool blood" RI
walls, thirsting for each others
gore.
The rivalry between the teams
was brought on when the Mutuals
cut loose several of their players.
who promptly organized the War.
wicks with the purpose in mind
of combating the Mutuals.
At first the Warwicks didn't go
so hot but after a couple games
they were practically unbeatable.
The principles of tomorrow's
anticipated baseball struggle make
their headquarters at Twelfth
Place and C Streets Northeast.
Teams in Shape
Manager Harry Shurman Of the
Mutuals, and Mentor Henry Sap
pey, of the Warwicks. report their
aggregations to be in tip top con-
dition, and both say that they
can't see how their team can lose.
Sappey plans to use either
George Tateum or Charlie Mackie
on the hill. George throws 'em
right handed while Charlie sings
'em left handed.
Eddie Edinger, who Is better
known for his bowling and foot
ball proWess, will in all probability
pitch for the insurance boys.