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that section as wrestler at fairs,
corn huskings and similar gath
erings.
The family moved to Washington
when Joe was 5 years old, and he
was educated at the old Mccormick
and Lennox Schools. He learned
his trade as cabinetmaker, but also
started wrestling when he was 16
years old and soon became pro-
fessional. Joe won the District well
terweight championship in 1907,
beating Jack Spaulding and Shep
Gallagher in a tournament at the
old Washington Light Infantry
Armory.
Joe never reached his fathers
size, being 158-pounder at best
at the height of his career, but he
frequently went out of his weight
class to find opposition, and fought
such famous figures as Doc Roller,
Pinkie Gardner, Pete Dallas, Bull
Martin, George Romanoff, Frank
Gotch, Leo Podello and Mike Calvin,
He always considered Gotch the
best wrestler he ever knew.
Skill and Stamina Required.
Wrestling in those days was not
the snowy sport it is today, but
straight matches requiring real skill
and stamina. The contestants went
two falls out of three, often lasting
four hours or more. Turner
wrestled throughout the country at
fairs and carnivals, and made fire.
quent appearances in Washington.
His matches here were held at the
Old Convention Hall, Center Market,
National Guard Armory and at
Kernan's, Bijou, Strand, Cosmos,
Lyceum and Gayety Theaters.
One of Turner's favorite acts was
wrestling a tame bear he owned.
The bear finally got too large and
mean for the act and was presented
to the Zoo.
After trying boxing and wrestling
promotions at Charlotte, Turner re-
turned here in the late 1920s. He
had offices at the Annapolis Hotel
and staged matches at the Audi
torium and at Griffith Stadium.
Those early days were lush ones for
wrestling, and three successive
matches in 1882 at Griffith Stadium
between Rudy Dusek and Jimmy
Londos, the world heavyweight
champion, drew gates of $4,000,
$4,000 and $1,000
When professional boxing was
legalized in 1884 Turner went into
the game as promoter with Frankie
Evening star., 1947-02-18
MiIIiqun, New Pitt Grid Coach,
VIII Use Single Wing System

In returning to its modern policy
of naming graduate coaches, first
broken with the appointment Of
Shaughnessy in 1943 and then Fes-
ler, Pitt also will return to the
single wing power" football system
which Milligan learned as one Of
DR.. John Jock Sutherland's star
guards in 1929-1931.
Milligan' said Dick Cassiano,
member of Pitts famed dream
backfeld" of 1887, will serve as one
of his assistants, with three more
to be named.
No terms of Milligans contract,
believed to be verbal one, were
made public. However, it is likely
he will get about $500, the rumored
salary of Fesler last year.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Champion Setter Opens
Defense Of Title Today
By the Asseeioted Press

GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn, Feb.
18.-The brilliant quail stalking
setter, Mississippi Zev, was to take
the field today in defense of his
national field trials championship.
Zev, owned by DR.. W. r. Trapp
of Tuscumbia, Ala, was bracketed
in the afternoon brace with SAGA
jawea, owned by Euclid Claussen of
Augusta, Ga. Mississippi Zev, ham
died by Earl Bufkin then as now,
won the national trials over this
same Hobert Ames plantation last
year.
Bufkin yesterday handled Subsidy,
Alabama Pointer, which produced a
strong, productive three-hour heat
that netted six bevy finds.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
By O stoff corespandent of Ihe siar


ORLANDO, Feb. 18.-Sid Hudson
and Roger Wolff. two of the more
important members of the Mats
pitching staff, today signed con-
tracts for the 1947 season. Ray
Scarborough and Milo Candini re-
main the only Washington pitchers
who figure in Manager Ossie
Bluege's plans who have not linked
papers.
Wolff, who had a disappointing
season last year after winning 20
games in 1945, told President Clark
Griffith he is confident of come
back. Hudson, who previously had
agreed to terms, and Wolff already
are at the Mats training site, as are
Mickey Vernon, Al Evans, Bobo
Newsom. Sherry Robertson, George
Myatt. Cecil Travis, Stan Spence
and Early Wynn.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press

Today a year ago-Danny Gar
della, released by the New York
Giants after dispute with Secre-
tary Eddie Brannick, signed to
play in Mexican Baseball League.
Three year ago-Tippy Larkin
and his manager. Angelo Pucci,
suspended indefinitely by Massa-
chusetts Boxing Commission for
failing to fulfill contract for bout.
Ten years ago-Madison Square
Garden management opened
legal fight to prevent heavy
weight champion James J. Brad
dock from meeting Joe Louis in
Chicago,
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Field Of Is to Compete
In Chicago Cue Tourney
BY the Associoted Press

CHICAGO, Feb. ia field of 16
cue artists will compete in a three
day national elimination three
cushion billiard tourney starting Fri
day, with the winner qualifying to
play in the world championship
meet in Chicago March 5-15.
Among the entrants are Marc
Sevor of Chicago, former French
and Moroccan amateur three -cush-
ion king, and Joe Hall of San Fran
cisco, former national amateur
champion.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Lookouts Expect Help
From Nuts-Neihoff
BY the Associated Press

Skipper Bert Niehoff of Wash
ington's Southern Association farm
club, the Chattanooga Lookouts
said today, 1--WE are liable to come
up with very good club"
1--WE need a lot of help" COM
mented Niehoff, dean of Southern
Association managers, "but feel
that Clark Griffith will be able to
send us some real help this year"
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Spiders Threaten GWs Hopes for Tourney Bid
Armstrong, Hayes
In Private Feud
By the Associated Press

BOSTON, Feb. 18.-It seems
likely that Jack (Spiderl Arm
strong, veteran Toronto feather
weight, will devote the remainder
of his boxing career, now we'll
into its secord decade, battling
youthful Timothy Buddy Hayes
of Boston.
They had their third sell-out
clash in a year before a 5,674
crowd here last night and Hayes
managed to exc out a 10-round
divided decision. Many specta-
tors, impressed by the canny
Armstrong; spectacular finishing
drive, protested the verdict so
loudly that a fourth meeting at
an early date is planned.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
OFT Bearing Down
On Rookie HoIdout
By the Assoeioted Press

PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 18.-The
New York Giants are faced with
holdout problems, their biggest
being Larry Jansen, right-handed
freshman pitcher who won 81
games and lost 6 for San Fran
cisco in the Pacific Coast League
last year.
Manager Mel OFT, who has Al
athletes in Phoenix, Ariz., said
he had made his last offer to
the coast sensation,
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Swedes Defect Yonks
In Ice Hockey Match
BY the Associated Press

PRAGUE, Feb. 18-The Swedish
team today was conceded a good
chance at the world ice hockey
championship.
Sweden, which previously had tied
A with the Swiss team, came back
last night with a three-man goal
defense that was virtually alright
and defeated the American entry,
Al. Earlier, the Americans had
nosed out Switzerland. 4-3.
Evening star., 1947-02-18

81. PITCHER, q
1t confirms the fears of most major leaguers in
this country. They had a suspicion he'd get
around to that trick.
Lanier, you see, is an outlaw from organized
baseball. For jumping to the Mexican League
last season he was banned for minimum of five
years and now, with President Pasquel threaten
ing to whack his $4,000 income of 1946 to $1,000
In 1947 Lanier finds himself in poor position to
maneuver He can't return to the United States
and hope to play ball. so it's the Mexican League
or nothing for Max. Pasquel has him where he
wants him and is applying the squeeze.
1t was an interesting quote attributed to Pasquel
Evening star., 1947-02-18
By the Associated Press

LOCAL.
American q, 54: Catholic q, 33.
Baltimore o.. 5S; Wilson Teachers,
So.
Fairmont State IS; Davis and
Paterson State Teachers, 70; Bergen
Jr. College, ~ tovertimel,
John Marshall. g.; Brooklyn Phar-
MohaWk. s5; Utica College of syra-
cuse U, 20.
Beckley College. 81: Greenbrier Mill
Seton Hall, 81; Rider College, 90.
Cannon. 81; Alliance. 43.
La Sale, -: Lebanon Valley. SO.
Duauesne, SO; Valparaiso, 80.
SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST
North Carolina, 53: South Carolina,
Emory and Henry So; Tulsculum. 81.
Centenary. SIS; Southeastern Louisi-
ana. 35
Mississippi Southern, 81: Mississippi
Mapsviiie College, So; Hiwassee COL
81; francis pao. So; Bainbridss.
Kentucky, s3: Alabama, 80.
North Carolina ColleSe, 81; North
Carolina a e. T, b5.
Evening star., 1947-02-18

Three members of the Belle
Haven Club. President Andy
Clarke, Golf Committee Chair
man 1t. Howard Sias and Paul
Lipps will attend the annual
meeting of the Bi-State Golf As
sociation Sunday at Front Royal.
Hagerstown and Purcellville
may join Belle Haven, Front
Royal, Martinsburg and Win
chester in. the association this
year.
DIVOT DATA.-Lew Worsham
joined the troupe after visiting
a chiropractor to see about a
stiff neck. Johnny Flattery
was fortunate in losing only a
small amount of merchandise by
pilferage following the recent fire
that destroyed the Green Spring
Valley Club in Baltimore. Flat
tery's stock was saved from the
fire but some was stolen from
under tarpaulin on the front
Evening star., 1947-02-18

I
interpreted mistakenly That's for giving it away
senng exaggerated instead playing
with their class sit down with the
their pockets and either turn out failures or leave without thanks
Foney Offers No Longer Have Appeal
very interesting last April that Pasquel
saying
Of League Anybody thinks throwing
money The league paying fairly for its players They
because of the spend
Bah! What is money!"
The honeymoon over Pasque
American players He has weard of such antics
Stephens OF Browns jumping League
jumping back to the Browns in time avoid fVe-yar ban
Mickey quitting the Mexican League though he
ouawed in this country coming last
season. Pasquel a dsllusioned frustrated man.
bidding for American players 1t won't do him
competition for American
players washed Added indeed would be the American
would consider Pasque bid In light recent events
his troubles with the Mexican League threat
his smooth face He has reported mass hodout
plans to fly to Cuba tomorrow in an attempt to
break It, Practically players in
joined of four hodou groups The
groups split players American white players
players and Mexcans but their objective In
accord. They want more money
Threat to Organized Baseball Is Over
Mexican opards organized baseball in the
States legitimate scare the Paquel brothers tossed
of major league bowner last year. but the Paes
killed what chance they had to roong the fright MAJOR league
their bhs quite comfortable by COM
parson Mexican League jobs.
No longer attractive players chatter Of Mexicos
nnarvs Paques generosity and hospitality OF huge bonus
payments signing salaries OF rnt-free apartments
and only three games week.
eagues have pension plan They get s25
week expense money spring training They have minimum
salary year other benefits These improvements have
been last most of them were inspired
by Mexican League and Mr. Robert Muphys Ill
unionze ball players
revolution while it lasted but the fun is over
Major league cubovnes Mexican crushing
unwilling assistance OF the Pasque Iak OF rao
the Pasques planning league now becomes
ridiculous They find listeners at any price
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Dude, Ortiz RescheduIed

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 18 (P,.-
March IL is the new date for the
bantamweight title rematch between
Champion Harold Dade and Ex-
King Manuel Ortiz.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
WiIson-Dixon Bout OFF

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 18 (P.-The
Jackie Wilson Freddie Dixon welter-
weight bout scheduled for tonight
has been cancelled by Dixon's illness
from influenza.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Friends Girls Triumph

Friends School girls basket ball
team yesterday trimmed Immacu-
lata laSsies, 56-18, yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
By MerreII WhittIesey

A number Of the golf pros in
tend to brush up on their turf
knowledge by attending the Uni
versity of Maryland greenskeep-
ers' short course Thursday, start
ing at $50 am. Five well-knoWn
speakers will be included in the
day-long session. The course is
being held in conjunction with
the Mid-Atlantic Greenskeepers'
Association.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Win, Lose, or Draw
sPoseueI Digs Grave of Mexieon League
By BURTON HAWKINS

Jorge Paquel has dug for the Mexican Base
ban League gentleman with all those pretty welded
sharp spade below border the other day when
vas revealed attempting Lan former
Evening star., 1947-02-18

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interpreted mistakenly That's for giving away p
enng exaggerated instead of playing
accordance with their here sit down with the
pockets either failures leave without thank
Evening star., 1947-10-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PRODUCE AND MEAT BUSINESS. $780,
600 yearly gross; $500 monthly net; must
sacrifice, any reasonable offer accepted
GROCERY AND MEAT, with apartment,
good ne. corner, $500. to S700 wkly;
1000 for everything If sold this week.
For appointmsnt. can oW. 5s4s. Ia
ing $4,000. Box 104-E. Star. ,-,12
DRESS SHOP ACCESSORIES, children s
wear. in shopping center: established
years; selling due to illness; did $4,000
last year. Box 3ti1-J. Star. 12s
small or big, see Jack Shaffer at CAPITOL
tributors for all makes s'vending machines
and supplies: bubble gum: pistachios.
FROZEN CUSTARD, bakery. and misc.
business. Has netted more than $4,000
year on custard alone. IN busiest colored
thoroughfare in WASHINGTON. Pinball ma
chine more than pays rent. We have a
liquor store and cannot give full attention
to this business. Terms to responsible
party. No brokers. Call Monday after 10
am Hobart 6553.
GEN,L MDsE. STORE. near La Plata, Md,
doing about S50.000-8 rms. and bath.
All modern conveniences. Priced to sell.
OWNER. La Plata 1881.
DELICATEssEN. doing good business. for
sale cheap, account Illness. HO. 0751,
bet. 10 an. and $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
SITUATIONS poMEsric Cont,

WOMAN. colored, desires general house
work. to pm. City references. VI.
WOMAN. colored. desires cafeteria wait
or oess or char nv Wo5 Sims full paF time day
as cook. DE. 9715.
WOMAN, colored. wants gh.w., part time
morning. s:so-l pm. Call IL a,m.-6 pm
WOMAN desires .part-time work. . to /,
days week; g.h:w. Call RE. 2139 ali
WOMAN. ecioTed. ore Va wants part time. full
time or DAYS work, RA. el3a.
Sao Solored desires days yGrb
WOMAN, colored. desires ? days work,
erenee. RE. oS3o, after r. noon Sunday
WOMAN desire evening Job as chamber
maid or ONCE cleaning Phone DU. 1927.
WOMAN, colored, desires days work. Call
WOMAN wants Job as maid, store or room
ing house or counter work or waitress; ex-
perienced. Phone RE. SO14
WOMAN. colored, wants g,h.w. or day
@ work, @ near Georgetown or Dupont Circle.
WOMAN, colored. reliable, experienced,
cooking or dishwashing; IL pm. to am.
WOMAN ON. wishes ESP PARTING m Job eysninss
WOMAN. colorsd, desires day work: excel
wnMr% ysfsrGR%Ses ,oId Gail Lu Ha3H Il IT,
cleaning and laundry; S6 day and carIare.
MF. $500
YOUNG WOMAN desires maid work or
part-time cleaning jobs; refs. LU. 1913.
YOUNG LADY !colored), desires part
time Il la or full-time work. Experienced
PIX or elevator operator. MI. 2901,
after Sunday call De OPS.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored, wants Tues,
Fri. nearby Va. So: carfare. Ask for
Ma6E Ma6GL .iGnna NnpESS ~. M; Ind c,sorsr co,o'.s
wants days work, So and carfare. De
S0i1. CORA
EXPERIENCED, reliable and very thor
ough worker wants. part-time Monday.
Tuesday and Thursday; best refs. MI.
1868.
TWO NEAT CoLORED GIRLS desire part
time Job mornings > days week, gh.w..
light laundry. AT. 35o4.
TWO GIRLS (coloredl. want Jobs prac-
tical nursing or general housework. 3 days.
EXPERIENCED coiored lady wants job
taking care of children with light cleaning
ana Looming from MonGry Z II -iday; $50
per week. Telephone AID. 0595.
UNIVERSITY S1UDtN- d. afternoon
work, cleaning, preparing dinner. caring
for children. TIA. 1904 after > pm. 13-
Evening star., 1947-10-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN teor,., j..

EXPERT TYPING done At home; statisti-
cal typins a speciality. TR. 0690.
ATTN. SMALL BUSINESS FIRMS-Free-
lance tipping or steno work done in office
or home; fast, accurate, reasonable. Ii.
1S4lS after pm. Ia
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT, public re-
lations, wanted by refined young women
business and commercial school expert
ence: excellent background and references
Box 3S0-J. Star. IA
CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARY; public re-
lations, research and writing experience,
now available WO. 502s. Ia
RELIABLE WOMAN, colored, wishes light
cleaning in ONCE buildings from am.
until 10 am: Willing to do 9,sSaf cafeteria ata
Will do night work from l. pm. until Z
an Also experienced aid in hospital
work Will take care of patient while
family is out at same hours. AT. 1856;
FREE TO TRAVEL, lady, 3s, Trustworthy,
capable former school teacher: references
HO. Q595.
wish job as dry cleaning clerks. Call Ii.
1895. Ask for Mrs. Tillts or Miss Hawkins.
CoLORED-WHL STAY with children :, or
old age and sick people on Saturday nights
and Sundays am. and pm. Call .u.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
PERSONAL (cont. J .

WHY DIDN'T SOMEBODY TELL ME that
ish, coffee stains: iipstick and other difi-
cult spots? GE. 9777. Cor. Ga. and
REFiNED LADY desires room, board, ex-
change part-time children's tutor nurse;
FOX HsRa 1'fx oD ani Slip
upholstered furniture and rugs, or for hav-
ing, sofas and chairs built to your liking,
ia NJ N9T eyss and h1ldss Ho 1919
REST HOME has vacancy for retired peo-
pie; private and semiprivate rooms. 2nd
floor; baths same floor. AID. 9155.
BEST CARE given to invalids, convalescents
and aged ladies in nurses home. DE. s6O1. .
MARGARET E. WAGNER. formerly with
cloth coat or suit to the latest style. S25
psYsIeMaTIc p,h q II HAIR CUT, TRIM. Hand
ToS BRBER sHop ussd 80 g 6w
WILL GIVE CATHOLIC GIRL STUDENT,
room board. private home. American Uni
versity section; NV; S75 mo. OR. 1857.
WE ARE NOT CHEAP-we are not QUICK
WORKS SPECIALIST, cor. Ga. and N. H.
MAPLE Ell Lane N Z Nursing Home specializing
in hospital care of bed and ambulatory
patients by trained day and night nurses,
physician. Wo. 1855 or sH. 7e44. -I2
HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIO. popular and
Ssi; classical MUSIC, Practice hours ARRANGED.
WANTED-Place to live on small farm near
WASHINGTON in exchange for services. Have
own COW, horses. pigs and chickens. Salary
not important Write Box 304-J, Star. 12'
GOOD NEIGHBOR''-Do YOU have some
thing you want to sell. buy or swap? Cloth
NJ sosE Rh Rhons ss7i Open suh
day. 1910 Georgia ave. NV, sai 5th St,
nW Listen to Good Neish59r @ RADIO
you! Sell it for you! Sell it to you!
SO YOU SPENT A LOT OF MONEY for a
beautiful fur scarf? Then, shouldn't you
DYE WORKS sPEc1ALisT. cor. Ga. and
sALEsWoM.S e SNeS GE' 2ideIy sE travelled expert
Of responsibility Box 1861, Star.
NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS accepted on House
Beautiful and Harpers Bazaar. for short
30 0t years, s' SO. MIIIfARY nfI!i SERVICE
co: 1921 Eye st. NV. RE. 4121. -l2
vasnees
KALoRAMA CoNvALEsCENT HOME-For
rms. with or without bath; semipvt. and
small ward rms. Registered nurse. day and
hTFENTGoS Trf fHosSvssa CAR aess fR S drive
your car to D. G. INSPECTION station, For
appointment. call FIR, $3.50. L.
SLIP COVERS, draperies. valances pro-
fessionally tailored from our or your ma
terials, Workmanship guaranteed. Falls
GosThss G6sEfhh sssi AS6 5 EVENING GOWNS custom, Isl
made Also other dressmaking, detailed
workmanship; reasonable. NO. 1868. 12s
CHRISTMAS CARDS from your own pho
tograph, 25 for $3.50; come to your cwa
home and make picture, 20 for So. Call
DOLLS REPAIRED-Make your favorite
rPStrlnplng
tinting; doll parts supplied DOLL
STUDIO, zoos Florida ave. NV, DU. zoos,
hours to q. -16
EX-PVT. JONES, now Mr.. Jones. wears his
olive drabs in bright new tones, dyed by
THE DYE WORKS SPECIALIST, cor. Ga.
and N. H. aves., GE. 9717.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS: remodeling, carpentry, plumb
ing: plsstering. painting etc; free estl. est
HAMiIToN IHASdi 8S coNfiRAcT1Na c.. RE- All
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, improve.
nsnts and min0r FePslSs Free ssna5ss
sia: !ff@: eves. eNtoN oM .Ssaa aaNAND 'n0ne @15
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs. private roads
country roads and parking areas. Call GIL
XsPHAIT i,i giTISs bRIVEWAYs and paVins; aual.
,ty work At rsasonabe prices p1 FAIRFAS abs
BRICK RIcks ssLock WORK. brick pointing. re;
tanns safs eas Sssss EM ssS aS
BUILDER-General repairs Of all kinds
Bars and recreation rooms specially
CARPENTRY, CaiB brich and cement and cleo
trical work, insulating, plastering. paint
1aE SDftSSas ss IN Mr. ofs
ca GARPaSTER. eSH sIu .coNTRAcToR - Recreation
rooms, in knotty pine, Celotex or nuwood
plankine: steps, porches. floors; home and
M 4Sss eves fsDaIES f. 45se 3 w. RUSS days
CEMENT WoRK.stone walls, flagston.
terraces. walks, chimneys, fireplaces
dys~aYs Route ans
coNcRETE. 0,t CEMENT WORK, footings
driveways, porches. basement floors, steps
GALEA. AT, 1854 OF or FR: s51a; .-15
chain link: immediate erection. CARPENTRY; ET
GENERAL GEN Ri IRE ERIEMoDFWG Knotty pine
recreation rooms; A, attics; additions hnt12ns
oak flooring; asphalt tile; plastering. con-
crete work; painting. papering. EX. 497s.
HEATING-oil furnaces and oil burners,
summer summer and winter domestic hookup; ex;
Enc CO. '!S ss G aVe az
fiooE fios oE EEkyfcE.sqsninr sSSa but the hes.
laying. sanding. nnishings cleaning; par.
auet INSTALLATIONS; Bruce finishes FLOOR.
ING CoNMTRASSJJ10Rs' M Ct INC 1872 Wlscon'
HI HONE Ne AND Nd COMMERCIAL Improvement
and repairs: modern kitchens designed and
meats converted to apts. Asbestos and
s5s'sse te,1s 82RsGR
METAL TILE. for kitchens. bathrms; and
sSpsS1 pasSI19 TeshanIfs aN6 ER Ga RA SsaS
terror and exterior; roofs repaired and
Ga a. 9sf Ieabs day White s6 nsh mechancs
whether large or small; done reasonably
Service call, AID. 7039. A. ]. LAvALLE
PLUMBING STANDARDIZATION replace.
ments, cabinet sinks, remodeling gas-fred
hor.wate; heaters major repair new new
years to nay A. B CLARKE, ME, 9203
REMODEL YOUR KITCHEN NOW-Im.
mediate tallation of new Kitchen Maid
cabinets and Lifetime" stainless steel
sinks; we contract for entire Job. Free
esfimates MODERN HOME CO., 1916
Conn ave- NV, MA. 6710.
HYATTSViLLE CONTRACTING Co.-Roof-
ing, siding, guttering. painting, papering;
all work guaranteed: no down payment;
sail WA s4s6. days or evenings.
ODD CARPENTRY JOBS, expert cabine,
maker. Also repair furniture and odd jobs
around home. VETERANS ASSOCIATED
HO. 7400. --16
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO.. Gil
O211 - Additions. alterations, roofing
painting. all home Improvements. Free
estimates, terms. Virginia work only. -23
Evening star., 1947-10-12
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTORING TO Los ANGELES. Calf.
share expenses. II. 4629 or TR. 6626.-l4
1OV'T MAN AND WIFE, driving to West
Coast, take . ladies. Phone RE. 3l30,
WILL DRIVE ELDERLY PEOPLE on short
trips for nominal sum. Emerson 635a.-1A
BOSTON, Dodoe, leaving around 24th,
returning, in week. take > or 3: reason
able; no phone. Box 1901. Star.
AN LEAVING for San Diego on or about
the 18th of this month. Can take pas
sengsrs. Cal sH. 27s5. -ls
LIEUTENANT maritime service, leayin1
Francisco in 1916 Pontiac sedan, can take
: or 3 passengers; reasona BILE charge; ref
erences exchanged. Box 3S9-J, Star. or
CO. 0193 Sunday -12
DRIVING TO MIAMI Oct 1920, can
ta!-e 3 or 4 people. Cell NO 4095. IL
FREE TRANSPORTATION for experienced
driver to help drive to ST.. Petersburg.
Florida. about Oct. IS; references ex-
changed. MRS. J. E. MUNROE, -841 5
"4th pl. NV. 1:,*
WANTED, mature couple going south o.
southwest, to drive new car to Arkansas
Gas and oil allowance. FIR. 3551, 10 a m.
to q pm. 12s