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Evening star., 1939-02-21

longer is toying with the idea of
playing pro football in the East
this year.
Comic page: King Levinsky
has given up on wrestling and IS
back in training as fighter.
Which just goes to show you
can't make horses out of mules,
boys Charles A. Young, who
once won the Grand American
Handicap. couldn't enter the
1887 event because he injured his
shooting arm in a bus accident u.
At the st. Louis Wichita hockey
fight the other night Coach Mar
lin Cox of Wichita lit cigarette,
leaped into the fray and tried to
stop the brawling. An usher
tapped him on the shoulder and
said: Sorry, sir, but you'll have
to refrain from smoking during
the fight"
The Japanese government got
out a doggy booklet ballyhooing
the 1910 Olympic games origi-
nally scheduled for Toxic
After 120 flossy pages of the
highest powered press agenting
you ever saw, the editors finally
got around to announcing the
games had been transferred to
Helsingfors.
Sports cocktail: Jim Crowley
says Judge" Glen Carberry,
Fordham assistant coach, got his
title from years Of meritorious
service sitting on the Notre Dame
Evening star., 1939-02-21
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Literary
dept: James B. Hendryx, a
freshman basket ball player at
Michigan State, pays his way
through school by writing thrill
ers for the pulps. All, another
o. Hendryx La Moody is
pondering the plot for her de-
tective story from behind black
cigarette holder 10 inches long.
When it becomes tangled with
the veil on her hat there is the
very devil to pay Four stars
for Frank G. Menke's "Encyclo-
pedia of Sports" 1t is the an
swer to a sports writer's prayer.
Tommy Farr finally broke down
and confessed to British report
ers that he is engaged to an
American beauty and that she
gave him the ring.
Oregon State is all signed
up for a post-season football trip
to Honolulu next winter
Alice Marble has quit thrushing
at the Waldorf and gone to Cali
fornia. to start training for the
tennis wars Cornelius War
meridian, who hung up a new pole
vault record, differs from nine
tenths of the vaulters by using a
wood instead of an aluminium
pole-more resiliency Now
that his Stanford contract has
been renewed Bobby Grayson no
Evening star., 1939-02-21
Many Horses School
For Myer Indoor
Show Tomorrow
Jumpers Reveal Fitness
In Trying Drill Over
Various Courses
BY ROBERT HENRY.

The big riding hall at Fort Myer
hummed with activity last night as
horses and riders of every descrip-
ton went through strenuous
schooling session in preparation for
the indoor show to be held there
tomorrow night.
Between 60 and 10 entries went
over the various courses they will
Jump when the curtain goes up
promptly at 7:3o.
Star Jumpers in Trim.
Such stars as Billy Do, which, in
cidentally, has just been sold by Capt.
Henri Luebbermann to Mrs. George
P. Greehalgh of Berryville, Va, for
a reported $500; Clipped Wings,
Rusty and Sandy. went around in
their customary f1ashy style.
Sam Bogley, whose Carrie Knight
was the star of the December show,
winning the handicap class. is likely
to scratch his mare after trying to
get her around the catchy course.
One bright spot of the evening
was the clever jumping of Skippy
Stieg's Hi-Ho and Fred Hughs, jr.s,
Ring Master. the former high Jump
ing champion of Tim McCoy's Wild
West Show.
Spills Enliven Drill.
Several near casualties cropped
up during the workouts. Young Joe
Pohzhelle, riding his crowd pleasing
Jitterbug, came cropper while try
ing to get the pint-sized bay over
the handy course. He wasn't hurt,
however. and remounted to finish
the course. Capt. John Trapnell
also took a mean-looking fall while
putting the usual reliable Rusty
over the triple bar in the handicap
jumpers practice. He, too, climbed
aboard again and then took the
jump in perfect style.
Margaret Cotter received a scare
when her champion Rocksie tripped
after taking the triple-bar jump.
Final practices will be held this
evening, starting at tbs.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
Bout for Rent Money
By Buffalo Painter
Is Work Of Art
Sisti, Vet Boxer, to Show
Pictures Next Week.;
Never Hit in Win
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Tony Sisti,
who lives in Buffalo and teaches
painting in Buffalo and New York,
will expose his work to the art critics
next Monday, when a one-man show
of his oil paintings and sketches
opens at a midtown gallery. But
the art critics will be a week late
They should have seen Tony last
night.
Ten and is years ago. Sisti. on his
record, was pretty fair club fighter
After winning the Western New
York amateur bantamweight title
by beating five guys in one night, he
turned pro and campaigned as
lightweight around Buffalo and De-
troit and across the border in Can
ada.
Meanwhile he had been studying
art. When he decided to extend his
studies to Europe he took his boxing
gloves with him, and had better
than average success in France,
Italy and Holland
Then he hung up the mitts and
concentrated on the paint brush
and palette-until last night. that
is. Last night he came back to
fight one more fight, to raise money
for the gallery where his pictures
are being hung.
But it wasn't bout for a boxing
writer to judge. The boxing writer
would have known that Sisti was 38
years old and that he hadn't been
in the ring for 10 years. The box
ing writer would have noticed the
bald spot on the back OF Tonys
head, He would have seen that
Tony's rival. before going down for
the second and last time in 1:l0 of
the first round, hadn't landed
blow
The art critic, though, could have
ignored all that He could have
concentrated on the fact that Sisti
threw enough punches to do credit
to Henry Armstrong.
The art critic could have admired
the technique, the master touches
put in by Freddy Sallanti. Sisti's
opponent. The art critic. in fact,
could have agreed with the ring
slider who said:
"a work of art, that's what it was"
is there an art critic in the house?
Evening star., 1939-02-21
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Ted Meredith, the famous run
ner, said he would not retire as
previously planned, but would
compete in the Milrose 600 at
New York in an effort to gain
permanent possession of the E.
H. Post Trophy on which he al
ready has two legs.
Mike McDermott of the Illinois
A. c., for nine years holder of the
A. A. U. 200-yard breast stroke
swimming championship, was de-
feated by Herbert Taylor of the
Chicago A. c. in a meet at Chi
cago.
Sherwood Magee of the Phil
lies, for Is years one of the freest
hitters in baseball, announced his
retirement from the game to keep
his job in an industrial plant.
General reduction of salaries and
shortened seasons was given as
the reason.
Evening star., 1939-02-21

WANTED.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen
H. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS,
Washington's oldest auto distributor. has
POSITIONS open for two experienced new-car
salesm en-. This is a Chrysler- PLYMOUTH
year: SEE OR CALL MR. RANDAIL
POTOMAC 5000. 1912 YOU ST. NV.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
Butterworth, Osborne Biq
Help 10 Dapper Dams

Dapper Dams basket ball team to-
day appeared the class of Heurich
Amateur League competition fol-
lowing the signing of Jack Butter
worth and Dave Osborne, former
George Washington stars, who were
outstanding last night as Dapper
Dan routed Hour Glass, 1921.
Tonight Dapper Dan will clash
with Hot Shoppes at $50 O'Clock
at Heurich gym, with Little Tavern
meeting w. w. Chambers Co. at
7:30 o'clock and Delaware g. Hud-
son facing st. Martins an hour
later.
An extra period was required in
another league contest last night
before Delaware & Hudson trim
med w. w. Chambers Co., 1923.
Evening star., 1939-02-21

A spirited chase down the home
stretch looms, in the A. & P. League
as result y last nights matches
at the Lucky Strike when Office
nicked the third-place Self-Service
twice to deadlock first place with
the Condor pinmen who were given
an untimely shellacking by Bombay.
The sweep, incidentally, enhanced
the flag chances of Bombay.
Walter Osin rolled the weeks top
string. 146, as his Atlantics dropped
two tilts to Sparkle. Jimmy Holland
totaled high set of 346 to lead Sui
tana's -2-1 win from 8 O'clock.
The loops final series starts next
week.
Buddy Kidwell, rolling top counts
of 149-393, was the star as the
champion Old Timers turned Sta
tion Engineers back twice in the
Kilowatt League. Distribution won
its lone victory from Survey with
a near-record GIT Substation held
its 2-game lead by nipping Meter
twice as George James 134-360
were instrumental in team count
of 1892.
photographic pinmen cut loose
with a season record game of SAB
in the Navy Department League
while Pete Ulrich of S. & A. was
garnering the weeks top individual
counts of 1926 at Arcadia.
George Harp of Short Lines, with
155 and Claude Colklesesr of Pur-
chasing with 346, divided scoring
laurels in the Southern Railway
Clerke League.
1onics regained first place in the
Procurement League by 81 win
from the erstwhile leading Nor
mans. Cleaning off naples at
Lucky Strike, NJ A. Jenkins of Co.
lonials copped high game, while J.
E. Loveless of Victorians had high
set of 371.
E. j. Merkle bowlers swept two
matches with Graphic Arts Press,
one of its victims, to intensity the
flag chase in the Graphic Arts as
the leading Progressive Printing
dropped a tilt despite Tom Kinni-
hans 146-383. Judd g. Detweiler,
the runnerup. dropped a game to
Evening star., 1939-02-21
All of Redskins Games
Will Be Broadcast

A national concern that will
sponsor play-by- play reports of all
of the Natss' ball games this year
also will broadcast the Redskins
National League grid games next
fall.
The arrangement calls for the
broadcast of the Redskins six home
and five out-of-town league games
and includes the play-off game If
the Indians should win the Eastern
championship.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
A. & P. Pin Race Gets Red Hot
As Office Ties Condor

Hayworth. but grabbed high scor-
ing honors with 589-1,648.
Led by Ruth Johns nifty 342,
Mines swept Transportation in the
What 's-in-a-Name League. Com
bining her l21 string with Florence
Slaytons 119, Miss Johns paved the
way fer Mines to share high game
of 5t2 with the leading Wacs, who
won the odd-game skirmish from
F. c. A. No. 2. Ida Weinberg's 34l
was high for the Wacs. Mayme
Fleharty's 1872 was tops in Aggies-
Examiners 2-1 win from Standards.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
FOUND.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray or los,
tinn HSo0 70 the Animal Protective Assocla-
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zaharias, Wright Grapp|e
In PreIim THURSDAY

Names synonymous with hectic
graphing, Babe zaharias and Rube
Wright, today had been signed by
Promoter Joe Turner to twist in pre-
liminary support of the Tommy
O'Toole-George Paycheff feature
match Thursday night at Turner's
Arena.
Sander Szabo will tangle with
Nanjo Singh in another preliminary
while Bibber Mccoy will face Ed
Newman in the semi-fnal. Turner
will add another match to the card
today.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
District Team Sets Pace
In Budminton Loop

The crack District Badminton
Club today held first place in the
National Capitol League, trimming
the Capitol team, SO, last night at
Central High. Interior defeated Ia
koma, 80, in another match.
Gilmore Badminton Club of Bal
timore will invade Kensington Arm
ory tomorrow at 2:30 for a match
with the District outfit.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
Howard Five's Finish
Trims Shaw Quintet

After being held on even terms
for a half. Howard University's bas-
ket ball team turned on the heat
last night to trip Shaw University
Of Raleigh, N, c., 37-31, at the Bisons'
gym
The score was tied at 1919 at in
termission, but Howard scored the
first 7 points of the second half
Evening star., 1939-02-21
9Th Battalion.
Sd Battalion.
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.


PITTSBURGH - Holman Williams
146. Chicago. outpointed Andre jesse
LouIsvILLE.-Buff Meliinser 1907,
Louisville. outpointed Eddie Simms,
1922. Cleveland IW.
CHICAGO. - Eddie Dempsey 121.
Davenport. Iowa, outpointed Earl Gibbs,
NEWARK. Wagner. l79. C1eve-
land. ,outpointed Larry Lane. III. Tren-
'o9; o99;oSHNessT1sowN. Obi Billy .soose,
Duca 1852. Newark. N. j. 1m.
MINNEAPOLIS-J o.hnny Gaudes,
124. ST. Boniface. Manitoba outpoint-
ed Henry Huerta, 1913, Washington, D.
SAN JOSE. Calif-Newsboy Millich.
Sacramento. heavyweight. knocked out
johnny Ertavec. Duluth Mimi 90.
NEW YORK.-Al Davis. 1877, Brook
lyn outpointed Mickey Farber. 134ia.
''eM MIAMI BEACH. Fla.-Jack Larri-
more. 145h. Miami Beach. knocked out
Hunter Crostick. 1891. Richmond. Va.
HOLYOKE. Mass.-Joe Ricciotti:
152n, Worcester. Mass. .outpointed
young Jack Thompson. 151. Albany.
N Y. (6).
Evening star., 1939-02-21
er was overcome,
Marine Reserves Score
Over N. Y. Rif|emen

Return of final checked records
gives the 5th Battalion, Marine Corps
Reserve, small bore rifle team
victory over the Sd Battalion Re-
serves of New York City. 1874-l783.
in a postal match fired by the local
marksmen at the Marine Barracks
range.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
Medicos and Aqqies Win

Games in the Girls Community
Center Civic Basket Ball League
last night saw Army Medical Center
whip Treasury, ILLS; Agriculture
spank Federal Trade, 22-10, and
United Typewriters trounce Mclean,
28-17.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
ODonneII's Quint Goes
To Front in League

ODonnell's Restaurant basket ball
team today was out in front in
the Southeast Community Center
League, whipping Social Security,
1920, last night at Hine Junior High
gym to break tie for first place.
Dove paced the winners with 16
points.
Other games saw Columbia
Beverage bow to United Clay
Products. 1928, and Gamble Meats
trounce Fetracoms, 42-23.
Evening star., 1939-02-21

SHOE sALESMAN-Local department store
has permanent openings for experienced
shoe salesmen. Write stating age. expert
ence and phone number. Box 226-L. Star.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

hlAR5 houseR6jd rodsE Lsd!es and mems ciofhinT,
u.iL'Iase sale North 76u ProInnf $40. tos
nf nfEDo. ~ SPRINGS mattresses, dressers c,as,:
y. u.1"eFs. 100 H St NV. NatIonsl tattsSds aSSHs
nASA Ash PAID IMMEDIATELY for rseo t,,.:
ai$f prompt. courteous service Adam.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Pres,

By the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Harry
Cooper won New Orleans 5000
open golf tourney with 285, lead
Ing Jug McSpaden by four
strokes.
Three years ago-Sonja Henie
won world figure skating title for
10th straight time.
Five years ago - Brooklyn
Dodgers released Max Carey as
manager; Casey Stengel consid-
cred probable successor.
Evening star., 1939-02-21

w. l.. w L.
ST. Peters 2 "a 90 St Do'inic'S - % .,5
st. Do mics | 30 ~ Holy Name 81 "A
ST. Peters | . 30 - St Patrick S % -
ST Peters y 30 - Nativity ~ II ~
High team set-Holy Name. 6.6
Hieh team game-St Dominic's 500.
High ayeraRe-Clancv tHoly Name 107
EiGh individual set-V. Graves tSt.
Patrick 81. l52
High strikes-E Hcaly Isl Dominics
-. 81
High spares-Lipski tst. Dominics y,
HIGH flat eame-Carr lNaiiyltyl a1
Evening star., 1939-02-21
Spartan Dribb|er Is Thriller With Pen
For Engaged American Beouy-Levinky Back Fighter

bench" A basket ball
team composed entirely of men,
bers of the New York football
Giants is said to be the strongest
outfit to tour the South this sea-
son.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
Wilson Nine Will PIuy
Blue Ridqe Twice

NEW WINDSOR, Nd, Feb. 81
R.-Wilson Teachers College is on
the 1899 baseball schedule of Blue
Ridge College announced today.
The Washington school will be
met on a home-and-home arrange
ment, the first game being played
IN Washington on April % and the
second in New Windsor on May 26.
Evening star., 1939-02-21

foi IAN INC papering. repairs: best class;
aGans,t aDGTest prlceS. Gail at once. j. Hulin.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
Section T

Hleh team set--Immaculate ! Gf}
High team aame-Imma cuatr. o63
y High average Ryan Immacula,e).
High individual set-R. Dunnisan tst
Peters u, 1856
HiGh individual oame-R. DunniEan
Hieh strikes-J. Ryan Immaculatc> %.
High spares-Crescenz tSt Joseph's,
- High fat same--Marascio tst. Joseph's).
Evening star., 1939-02-21
TwizzIer Answer

The two towns from which the
doctors flew to the i'll dictator were
Is miles and 120 miles away.
Evening star., 1939-02-21

GIRL light colored, neat wishes part
sIf1s time work. 40 until after dinner: general
NQVSeWOrk ImnAnN
Evening star., 1939-02-21

SEWING with dressmakeY: II in hom1
would help with other duties. Box 2e1 r
Star. 02s
Evening star., 1939-02-21
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

TUTOR: English French, algebra hietorv
arithmetic eeography Latin. Shorthand,
typewrltlnE. Box I59-R. Star 2!s
SPANISH, FRENCH. native teachers; con-
VerSatlonal method. beginners, advanced
students; small classes. Brent House De-
catur 5G33. nl&
GREGG SHORTHAND by exp teacher: be-
glnnerS, review; speed dlctation; private
lessons; moderate rates. Dupont "g2s.
SHORTHAND. typing. bookkeepine ac-
counting calculating machines. civil serv-
ice courses. EASY profitable Inquire
BOYD SCHOOL. 1898 81. Natl @34o
BE p. B. x. telephone, operator: recep-
ZIONIST; work in doctors dentists and
automobile Offices: short course very in
terestlnG: new class startinc Miss West
Room .O4 1911 G 81. Nat1nnal MIl1
Evening star., 1939-02-21

Hluh team set-Ho!y Comforter, J,H4E.
Hign team Hame--Holy Comforter, 6o2.
High averase-Gleason tSt. Aloysius'
~. 112-5I.
High individual set-E Kelley (Na-
tivity) 3S1
High individual Hame-E Keeley ma
tivity, 1853
High strkes-E, Keeley tNativity>. 30.
High spares-Gleason tSt. Aloysius' d.
High fiat same-Carter, Liekweg. Har-
Evening star., 1939-02-21
Section F,

Hleh feam set-Sacred Hearf, l.N.:E.
High team gaTe-Sacred Heart 5e5
High ayerase-Staley tSt. Peters -.
1861
High individual sct-Headley 49, Dom.-
nic'sl 365
High individual game-De Marco tsacred
Heart. 142
Heart. 90
High spares-Ruppert 'st Gabriers).
"a: c. Mcclure tSacrcd Hearth "a
High fiat game-L Mcclure tSacred
Heart, "a; Rupert tSt. Garbiel's), "a
Evening star., 1939-02-21
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
(COntinJlpd

sTENoGRAPHER-TYP high school
graduate. wants ONCE work; start at $40
week. Met. 255s: leave message.
WOMAN. colored, neat, desires part-time
WORK: Phone Decatur $500 1928 Co.
lumbia st. NV.
YOUNG LADY. white, 70 desires work
oxford O571-W 12s
Evening star., 1939-02-21

Hieh Team eame"st Pr xaVicr's Gn?'
High average-ONell. sr. (St An
thony's). 1892
High individual set-oNenl. sr. (st
Anthonys) 1854
High individual game-Nichols dIoly
Trinity. 150
High strikes-O' Neill, sr. tSt. Anthony's),
35.
Hish spares-Dove (St. Marys). l4s.
p High nat same-Jim Hassett tst.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL light colored. neat, wishes part
time work 30 until after dinner: general
hoUseWork. Dupont S475
GIRL. colored. wishes Job as ch.ld's nurse
or DAYS work: reference. Dupont 1850
GIRL colored, light skin neat wishes
WORK as maid. boarding house, or part
time work. Adams 92OO
GIRL. colored. exper. wishes regular work
or paIt-tlme; excellent. maid; reference; no
SATURDAY work. North 1903.
GIRL wants part-time work or all day
and no cooking. 5.02 Grant st. ne.
GIRL colored wants job as mothers help
er maid stay nights. Lincoln 0O19.
GIRL, colored. wants days or part-time
GsII Sohk MO- COOKING or anything city references.
GIRLi CIR H. white. White. wishes place as s.h.w and
or call F: v. Jones. 627 Lexington pl ne
GIRL, colored. general housework, days:
city reference. Phone Met. 574s.
GIRL. colored wants perm. Job. good
COOK cleaner; laundress; employed couple:
reliable; good ref Republic 2S:S2
GIRL. colored. would like job maid In
store or part time: reference. Pot 1863.
WOMAN: colored.. exp. cook and general
loGuuheWofker wants place: good city ref:
wiling stay nights. Dupont 6sG6
WOMAN. colored. desires part-time. full
lime uIe WORK. plain cook. laundress: reliable
.uepeHaaole. Potomac o5ti0-J
WOMAN. coIored. wants general house
trlct o19S.
WOMAN. colored, desires part-time work;
references. Dupont SS41
WOMAN, colored wants Job as general
mouse worker, plain cooking, Mamie High
tower. @29 o NV
Evening star., 1939-02-21
OWN AND OPERATE A

western Auto Associate Store.
yfots yfH,.ments as Low as 500. Write
western Auto Supply Co.,
ASSOCIATE Store Division,
-l-@' Central Avenue.
East Newark. n, j
Evening star., 1939-02-21
SAlEShAEN.

postage stamp veding machines and sprine- =
less penny scales. offers unusual opportuni-
LAC, ny 10 energetic salesman calling on retail
IVES West Virginia and Penna. E. o. Lkens
Evening star., 1939-02-21
Automobile Salesnen

B, Leary.. ,Jr.:, Il Bros. Washington's
oIoesI @ automo obile distributor has positions
opeh lor TWO experienced new-car sales
mch. n ms IS Chrysler-Plymouth year.
see or telephone Mr. Randall I6lo You
ST. POtOroac GuO0 wv
Evening star., 1939-02-21
Section 6.

Section G.
w, l.. w L.
ST. Joseph's 3 40 IS Holy Name 80 :};3
St Martins 81 26 ST. Joseph'sl 30 rs
ST. Anthony's "a 80 ST Joseph's . 30 81
ST. Dominic's 30 81 ST Martins 90 "a
High team set-St Martins !. 1867.
High team eame-St Dominic's. sos.
High average-Delsi tSt. Martins -.
1Os-41
High individual set-Csruso (st Mar
tins -. 31a
High individual eame-Caruso tS.. Mar
tins ~. 14a
High spares-Caruso tSt, Martins ~,
13o
High flat eame-F Cleary (Holy Name),
Evening star., 1939-02-21
Catholic League

Section A.
W. L. W. L.
st. Peters, }2 25 q, Athny's2 2 2S %
Nativity - 81 26 Holy Name "a 27
Holy Trinity % 26 H Coforter % 32
H. Co'forter ] 81 - s. Ath'nys 26 "a
High team set-St. Peters. I,s24
High team game-St. Peters. GAG.
High average-Harry Brown tSt.
Peter'S). 11a-11
High individual set-Johnson CHoiy
High individual game-Johnson (Holy
Comforter y. 1862
High strkes-Johnson tHoly Comfort
er -. AZ
High spares-Harry Brown tst. Peter's).
no.
High fiat game-Robson (st. Anthony's
II. 06.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
LOST

LOST.
RsLLFoLD: BILL w; J. Huston" CONTAINING
herd St NV Col. a7l3-W. ''' " '
BRIEF CASE. probably in taxicab, by Con-
bet: 9 and $50; return to Capitol police:
FOX TERRIER DOG, long hair. . black
forehead. rest Of dog white name Jill:
strayed: reward. Georgia 1922.
KITTEN. ~; gray, small, yellow eyes, female,
from 213O Leroy pl.: named Mickey
Finder please call Dupont 4947.
PAY ENVELOPE: vicinity 3lst and Que
sts NV or 24OO Tunlaw I'd. Phone Emer-
son 610s Reward
PIN cameo; on window sill of Smithsonian n
on sun; Feb. ~ reward. Phone National
PPSIocKETBook, PIos brown suede; vicinity Mt.
fIeasant st. and Park rd Finder may
nsep rd IN, money: ey:, return contents, 1919 Park
fu: Col. oL2I. .23'
POINTER PUPPY. female white with liver
fas Haaa KINGS on mead and spot on tail. blaze
lace ReWard II returned to Charles c.
ZONES, kensington, Md. Phone Kensng-
WATCH. lady's Gruen, l7-jewel white gold.
diamonds vicinity of 11th and G SITS
nv nv or 1900 block st. ne; reward.
FOUND.
BEING OR REPORT deserted. stray or lost
ANIMALS to the Animal Protective Associa-
IL,
Evening star., 1939-02-21

Statesmen, exp. in credit
clothing for outside promo
ton: Car not necessary. Ap-
ply H. Abramson, Inc, 1882
7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
REPAIRS g SERVICE,
Continued

PAINTING. inside and out. Papering. floor
Free eSti ]. T. Ford. Greenwood I:,34 81.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
HELP MEN.
Continued

SIGN PAINTER. experienced In posters,
snow cards and screen process work; give
full details and references. Box 20-L. Star.
YOUNG MAN = Exceptional opportunity
open IN local company. Duties To be
tralned to call on regular customers. Write
Box 2l2-L. Star.
YOUNG MAN. preferably married, as clerk
ana collector. State age, salary expected
and references. Box 43S-R. Star
YOUNG MAN, attending school, white. for
work IN drugstore. 3 evenings and alternate
sundays: must be 1S; give particulars and
references. Box 437-L Star.
ganizatton for the successful progressive
type OF salesman who Is interested Ia his
future; Tut Tio Prefer college man. not over 3s
tions: Have light car. pass medical ex-
aa,ln animation; some direct selling experience
commission and bonus to producer. Ap-
plicant must furnish full particulars to Be
granted an interview. Box u L. Star
GOOD PAY-STEADY JOB
TO LIvE-W1RE. EXPERIENCED BUILDER.
AH9s MnST sTu,r5 BE :, EXPERT ESTIMATOR AND
co. INC. 1OlS VERMONT AVE