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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19
Hurlers Make Dodgers Greatest n L. Flag Threat
Maryland Alumni to Honor Keller, Who Left
Grid to Rise to Baseball Peak With Yonks

to play for Newark Of the In
ternational League. He led that
league for two years and then
moved to the Yankees, where
he has been for the past 10
years.
Keller has lot Of supporters
at Maryland and Big Jim Tatum,
the football coach, is one. Ia
tum played for North Caro-
lima at the same time Keller
played for Maryland and they
played for rival teams in the
North Carolina amateur loop.
You know the greatest thing
I ever saw Keller do?" Tatum
asked. HE was playing for
Kinston. N. c., one summer on
his home field. He was at bat
when some Kinston fan began
insulting the opposing pitchers
wife, who was seated in the
stands. The pitcher yanked the
fan down on the field and all
the fans jumped in to take their
fellow-rooter's part.
Keller pushed on through with
his big bat and told the whole
crowd that if they wanted to get
into it they'd have to get by him
first"
Yes, they're honoring Charley
Keller next month and the whole
State of Maryland thinks its a
very good idea.
Senator Tydings of Maryland.
University President H. G. Byrd.
Judge William E. Cole, president
of the board of regents, and
Shipley will lead the schools del
egation to the ceremony.
Keller will receive a gift, but
most of the funds raised will go,
at the Yankee slugger's insist
ence, to establish a scholarship
for a boy who would not other
wise have been financially able to
attend the university. The recip-
lent probably will be a baseball
player from the New York area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19
By Bill Fuchs

University of Maryland alumni
are going to honor their renowned
member, Charley Keller. in a
ceremony at Yankee Stadium on
September Is. Keller, as sports
fans know. left a Middletown
MD farm to become one OF the
great Yankee sluggers Of all time.
Keller's story is not unlike that
Of George Gipp, Notre Dame
football star some rs years ago.
Gipp wanted to play baseball.
The great Knute Rockne, so the
story goes, had his football team
out practieing while Gipp played
with . baseball and glove on the
other side of the field. Some one
kicked the football In Gipp's di-
rection. George booted it back
and over the stadium wall it
went to become a gridiron legend.
Rockne persuaded the youth to
turn to football, where he starred
until pneumonia took his life.
1t was Burt Shipley, the Terp
baseball coach, who told us this
story about Keller:
THE first time I noticed
Keller" Shipley related, "he was
out for spring football practice.
I had my squad on the other side
of the field playing baseball. We
were still at it when the football
session broke up and Keller came
over. What's the chance Of
hitting one. Coach?' he asked.
I told him this was baseball, not
football, but he insisted and I let
him. He was dressed in football
toys, mind you, and yet he poled
that ball clean over to where the
barracks now are, a good 500 feet
from the plate. He didn't know
it, but he had already made my
team"
You know it's a funny thing
about Keller" said Shipley. He
was rated only as a fair ball
PLAYER at MiddletoWn High. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19
Wild Pitchers MAKING
Victory Over Mats
Easy 10 Achieve
By Burton Howkins

The Mats rapidly are exhausting
methods Of losing games. They've
tried practically every system short
of mass hara-kiri and Manager Joe
Kuhel is bordering that possibility
as he surveys the widest pitching
staff in captivity.
Washington's pitching evils may
be condensed into three little words
bases on balls. They chiefly are
responsible for the sad season being
suffered by Early Wynn, Mickey
Haefner, Walter Masterson anc
Sid Hudson.
Kuhel can detect no sign Of i'm.
provement, Ray Scarborough ex.
cepted, among his front-hne pitch.
ers. In the Mats last II games
they've walked 81 batters. They're
giving away runs in wholesale style
some % runs having been presented
to the opposition through the. me.
dunn Of walks over that span.
Around the league has gone the
word that patience is virtue wher
facing washington pitching. "Wait
and be walked" is sound advice
these days, for the Mats pitchers
aren't acquainted with the location
of home plate.
Three Runs Easily Made.
The Mats dropped Al abbrevi.
ated tussle to the New York Yankees
last night at Griffith Stadium ano
once again it was bases on balls
which creased the skids. The game
delayed an hour and 81 minutes be.
fore being launched, finally wa
called with one out in the Mats
sixth due to rain.
Griffith Stadium's weirdest inning
Of the year was presented In thu
second inning when, with two out
Haefner walked Steve Souchock ant
Phil Rizzuto. What followed wa
plucked from . nightmare.
Souchock and Rizzuto advances
on a passed ball and Gus Mario
then was passed purposely to fill tn
bases. The Mats found q way II
clear the bases through the medium
of another passed ball, plus an errol
When Haefner's pitch escapes
Jake Early, Souchock and Rizzut
scampered across the plate an
Niarhos streaked all the way t
third. Early whipped the ball t
the plate in an effort to nip Rizzutt
(See HAWKINS, Page C-3.)
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Yankees, a.; Mats, ]

Runs-Stirnweiss. Souchok. Rizzuto.
Niarhos, Stewart. Error-Haefner. Runs
batted in---Lindell. KoSar.- Two-base hits
--stirnweiss, Stewart. Double PLAYS
and Rizzuto. Left on bases-New York.
3; washington, !: Bases on ballsMoi
By candini, 2; BY Raschi. =. Hits
on Haefner. ! in :; of Candini. 3 in 8.
Passed balls-Early co. Losing pitcher
Haefner.
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Baseball Standings and Schedules
THURSDAY, AUGUST 49, 1s4s
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
New York, 4; Wash, !.
Boston, 10; Phila., 2.
Cleve., 3; st. Louis, O.
Chicago at Detroit, rain.
Games Today.
New York at Wash, 500
Phila. at Boston.
Only games.
Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at Boston 90.
New York at Phila. n).
Chicago at Cleveland On
St. Louis at Detroit (n).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn, !; Phila., 0.
New York, 8; Boston, 2.
Pittsburgh. 7; Chicago.
St. Louis, 4; Cine, 3.
Games Today.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Boston at New York.
Cine. at st. Louis.
Only games.
Games Tomorrow.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Cine. at Chicago.
Pittsb'gh at st. Louis IN
Phila. at New York n0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19
FIeshmun HurIs No-Hitter

Bus freshman hurled a no-hitter
in q game called after five innings
yesterday to lead Edmonston to a
40 victory over Fort Dupont in the
Prince Georges County League.
freshman struck out II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19

You could tell they were getting kick out
of it, those ld-timers. They compared bald heads
and waistlines. and then they began to talk OF
the old days, reminding the flames which drove
them to major league careers And standing by IN
respectful silence most Of the 1913 Nationals
Jack Bentley, the old Giant pitcher who lost
the decisive game in the 1924 World Series to
Washington had declared that baseball today was
better than it was in the old days. This was a
surprising stand, but more surprising was the
fact that sportswriter, instead Of an old player,
was first to take issue.
Look" he was saying to Goose Gosn and
Fred Marberrv II don't know how many games
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19

CONGRATULATIONS Chairman James A. Councillor
jr congratuates Comdr. F. G. Wild of Norfolk Va United
States Coast Guard who named yesterdays luncheon
in Willard Hotel the patrol officer Cup
Regatta which opens September with power
boat September 1926 Wild succeeds Capt Baker,
who handled the patrol duties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
The Old Sturs Come Out Again
By FRANCIS STANN

After the CLARK Grnih Night" there a
the shiny behind working
for the time since built oasis where
tissues after ball did his old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19
The Time Curly Got the Hook

atmosphere in the there little
Whteh pricked his
pitching he said You back
Alexander Cartwright but the first thing IN
pitching is to get piece of that plate
the ball they'd just witnessed
what's messed the Mats all season. The
swift his breaking For
terrific Then wild He started walking
in the third inning
walked collecting autographs Many fans didn't
introduced He relatively obscure
1924 but he few important In the
pennan drive and Ogden who the
Washington seventh Of the world
against the Giants
the bases balls that Hudson before
tell the Of the only
Of lifted in series for giving
inning. His Ogden Me, mean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19
Bronco Enters Hospital
For Treatment of Foot
BY The Asseeiofsd Press

BROOKLYN, Aug. 10. - Ralph
Branca, ace right-hander Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers pitching staff,
entered hospital yesterday for
treatment of an infection on his
left foot.
It was not determined immedi-
ately how long Branca would be out
of action. He defeated Boston Sun
day for his 1ath victory. He's lost
seven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19

fellows but tonight every
and the only improvement days is the
Unfolding.
Unfolding better but the pitching the outned-
ing the catching is and the hitting worse
Thanks pal" Gosin who Of an nfeldr than
Marberry. seriously, might go along with you"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19
A Fellow Who Cost Only $400

Somebody with good quickly reconstructed the scene
Bucky Harris 1924 started the righthanded
Ogden modify batting
Bucky allow pitch long enough make
his official.
But Ogden hitter thereby earning
hitter
the hook.
Ogden Jersey school smiled little bitterly
said don't know his day why yanked I've heard
Giants batting order but feel
lot of stuff Maybe could have
in those days and didn't catch on
another of the old the
scouting Pittsburgh And it's
There aren't kids just who
those who asking for big bonuses
asking them it kinda
my play alongside who didn't
$500 help a fair country ball player.
vast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 3; Louisville, ..
indianapolis, z; Kansas City, 4.
Columbus, 4: st. Paul, 3.
Minneapolis, z; Toledo, 3.
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Lincoln. n-3; Denver, 1915.
Sioux City. Sis; Pueblo. As.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-24

ager. It began with games in the gymnasium, and with ping pong matches in the baseme mt. It pro- gressed to square dancing and pinochle, then to social dancing and ended with the serving of quantities of cake and soft drinks in the school lunchroom.
 MT. Dillon said that subsequent parties will be planned for Sat urday nights, whenever possible. He plans to divide interest groups in the future, with each party planned to include in terests of specific groups. Then there will be a super-party peri odically, in which all teen-agers will join.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-24
Students Make WeIkin Ring
 At Teen Party

The walls of Palmer School tot tered and shook November 12 as 124 junior and senior high school students expressed their very au- dible enjoyment of the first teen-age party. Planned as a P-TA sponsored recreational pro- gram, parties will be held twice monthly under the direction of Charles Dillon, seventh grade teacher.
 Fridays party included every phase of fun known to a teen
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-24
Shomrocks Bow
 To BJLHoopsters

Still smarting from their 84- 9 loss to a BJL team playing in the Anchorage City League, Pal mer's Shamrocks will be gum ming for a decisive win when they meet an Alaska Railroad five in the Palmer gym on Saturday of this week Two games are in the offing. The Palmer women's team will open hostilities against a Railroad squad at 7:30, with the feature game scheduled to be- gin at 8:45.
 Earlier last week, the Sham rocks barely squeezed by the Pal mer High School five by a score of 36-33. PHS underclassmen,
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-24
It's a Holiday

Teachers and students of Pal mer School will breathe sigh of relief tonight as they close text books and put away papers for a two-day Thanksgiving break. They'll be back on the job, same time, same place, next Monday morning.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-11-24

playing a curtain-raiSer with Wasilla, won handily by a 39-17 score. Waldahl was best in the Shamrock scoring that evening with 12 points, while PederSen led PHS with II.
 Vernon France received an in jured knee in the game, which may keep him benched for the balance of the season. He will be sorely missed in the Shamrock lineup.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
SAlESMEN Icaaf /

COLUMBIA MOTORS. Columbia bike and
ss4s SsSsusI a. ofpokafrsrTY ofIpo9katHrpsr Y with weest.o-
lished manufacturer Of shell-type buildings;
sarase department; leads full cooperation;
ERAL iND6sTR1ss, NC. G ii1a Jeff. payis p
hwy; Arlington, Va. Phone Jackson 1920
ABOVE AVERAGE EARNINGS for man who
can qualify for sales supervisor and
Arnsoa dssr csuny IN y q N..d R9
and recruit. train sales force; for inter
sfoRa TIN5oW RHNhH5sH G9 Hee@ona On Va tn:
bardvaeon with a lse reputable orsan-
izsiion osti selling the lowest priced finest
windows and doors on the market. ark Our II
planned advertising campaign will as
sure You Of excel; tearninss. You owe
salary plus commission, bonuses, vaca-
BoRNsTEISe / son, M Nc, i9tmAa and ana Ken S@
aEArISe hs I,S' nis statesmen, to sell compie,. mS
line Of Chrysler Airtemp heating equip
ment, residential air conditioning. room
piumbnr ann and % hestine eid Dsh Men seIected e ted
5000 weekly. storm windows and doors
banded aloEs with products listed above:
Salary and commission basis Married
men preferred, must have car. Phone Mr
orpn. IA. $500, 10 am. to 4 pm.
WIN BORNSTEIN e. SON, INC. =
sALEsMAN--To sell twines and cordsse
to commercial users. This is sood
opportunity for a man who is willing to
work and build a, regular clientele for
repeat business. II you can sell here is
vour chance for earning far above the
average. Give complete information and
references. Box 157-D, Star.
REAL ESTATE-Experience in real estate
is not necessary for big earnings with US,
put you must be sood salesman. We
prosram that viii sive ''o You plenty Of
prospects. Must have car. Call Mrs
De, Lonstief. REALTY BULLETIN Co,
Evening star., 1948-09-24
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened
up prompt reasonable; local references
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. Rep,
aTToMoT1VE s H1FE PARTss sfSfsaDs yrs Oh exDeT 4
salesman and counterman with ,obbers
5ssIs Yrs eSper; aax as parts parts mgr with Ford
cHAIFFETR AND GARDENER. expert
enced white, sober, single. free to travel,
now now asn emp1oysd wishes to make change s.
CONSTRUCTION. SUPERINTENDENT and
nsrisneed in s ii helds 'ef"'ss' q istss con- on
StrHcton say ign AyslsOle in two weeks, srite
DESIRE JOB as junior accountant with
C.P,A,; sraduate of accounting. years
IN s: nd sss 52
INSTITUTIONAL MAINTENANCE man
mann tafn5 e.ss Of refsrene.s 6a 1855
JANIToR; employed, 5th-class eng, col
o5sd ohsnse vii for care sua9sr for small wo S9da 4ss in
MAN. o5. ~ wants work till Christmas; sew
eral years public accounting, oookkeepins,
scs s sDf5 Ben fraakln A u u Of fsGEa5a e. saaa
MAN. colored reliable. painting inside or
MI. 1857
MAN, painter and paper, hanger, exper,:
real estate company or large apt. house
and sTd Box s's ss mia1. sa
OUTSTANDING BUSINESS EXECUTIVE,
having 10 years experience in sale pro.
motion .dyer5sins and business general
acquainted, now EMPLOYED; earning well
position with well-established Arm or
anal small company that has possibilities to
secondary. q leader in community. fra
ternsl and civic affairs. All inquiries con-
PAINTER, general repairman. exper rea-
DU. sOss or MA. 2342
SALESMAN-Phonograp records, whole
sale > yrs experience; know local trade.
Open for immediate connection. Box
sTENoGRAPHER. legal experience. desires
full-time employment for the coming week,
available week ends and evenings: reliable,
ssceurate, neat rapid; production expert.
TRANSFORMATIONS MAN with wide range
of practical and research experience, in
Guiding teaching, in air, truck, rail and
water trafhc matters. desires temporary or
Bos 4sss san here or in
YOUNG MARRIED MAN with : successful
years selling, former rep. for leading
Gig manufacturers experienced calline on
tion with reputable frm who will pay
nm; available Nov. l. Box 27-A star
wANTED--A part-tim. Job by colles.
shFoush eoss. eail sH asis Rss sis si!.F s'y
wANTED-By a vell-recommended man
eoloTed work for Sat. Call after pm
Evening star., 1948-09-24
HELP DOMESTIC,

nent: beautiful srd-foor nm and bath;
local reference REQUIRED; S35 week. Cal
COOK, i've in. zh.w.. no laundry. hishest
wages only those with refs. need apply
Call CO. 1859 between l and 3, -a5
COOK, 1st-class, and general house work,
live in; 2 children, | school ase: no laun1
have an accommodation for couple; 5h7
days week and every other Sunday; must
have local references S25 week to start,
mn r.; must ' hsv. s sood references; $40, aWo.
COOK. white. to prepare lunches. for pvt
concern; must be experienced and capable
ssS.r.ns IL r:sy .e io' sos 49, seSss
cooK-A golden opportunity for an ex-
perienoed cook for q small family. com.
Dlet. modern Kitchen With ~ the lstss,
apa partment: good salary to the right party
and must have excellent references: only
1st-class help need apply. 3l34 Eliieott
COOK 3 T. WANTED. M8' Iis' $50 per week: oeorse- @
lown; city references. Box 419-D. star.
cooK.G.HLw.. experienced with children,
es neslth h seR ssrd ans reauif.d; SO Week sf
Cooa,G.H.w.. CO Ro,S" live in, sha-day week; fond
Of children: recent references required
sss5a sSok l4.s 4ND sH,w.. .xper,: liv. o in: 2
s,lb.r .aul,s; sas s;h2o-is X a. sss4 drsn senpA
or two women e liv. in, one
bs excellent s9Sk onsr ,9, aouss .ib
private bath: excellent salary for sober;
fairly competent. experienced people. Sau
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

snd ~ esspes 's1 oses "0lt ADDl4 pAnAet
aEDE9 cooK for t g aeo peope 'fs no drinking refs
required; good home and wages Box
CoUPLE, white. desire living quarters, in
t."hangr for csretsker duties etc; local
ref. Potomac. Bethesda area. Contact
RED GALE, 46l. Chestnut St. Bethesda,
COUPLE. / day per week for eh.w.;. nr.
Colesylle. Md: must have own car. Phone
MRS. NICK, Ashton 1856 Sal. or Sunday.
GROCERY CHECKER, good opportunity for
MACHINE VA; fsf st EMBROIDERY OPERATOR
wanted Apply 81 Eye ST. NV, EX. ! IS.
MAID OR HoUsEMAN for country house in
ington; direct busline to D. c.; excel,
salary. time OF: no training necessary
but character refs. required. Box 5o,x
MAN OR WOMAN with pleasing person
allty to solicit appointments for photo
graphic studio good commission D1.
REAL ESTATE salesmen and ssleswomen,
week. Call RE. 1910 for appointment.
sALEsLADIEs. drug clerks. and cigar
men: ideal WORKING eonditonyi nntk AZ dsy nvn
woman, = hrs. each afternoon or early
ewes = day Sat, State exper. and refs.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Adve lay
out artist men and women with de-
partment store experience; good starting
salary, excellent opportunity: 5-day 40-hr.
week; 20"' discount on purchases. Apply,
with samples. to Art Director. advertising
Office 4th floor. LANSBURG g. BRO, 7th,
sth and SITS. NV Phone MA. $500 IS
SUPPLEMENT YOUR present income in
spare time; no csnvassinR, car essential.
EXTRA! EXTRA MoNEY.-Earn it easily
by selling beautiful first-quality nylons in
spare time. For details, write Box 407.
BsLTyn, NJ -
for permanent employment, experience not
required position does not require SELL
ing or meeting the public. Reply in your
ficstions Box pa. Star.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Statesmen.

PERMANENT POSITION open for man
With car retal sales experience help'u' :,
compensation ana duties discussed al in
tetvfew: married man preferred mus
have car, Arply 1905 Rhode Island sns s
ne. md noor rm. /. ASK lor NIX
sSSAtHaa ssoSANzA for storm window statesmen;
economy. aluminium storm WINDOWS with
saves Grating and fRt. chg. TO owner;
lower prices make easy sales and top
earninss; leads furnished to 5000 c!osers.
1.v. is sGsai sondsna afV nsenas E
is Carroll ave. Tskoms PARK 81 l.s5
sALEsMEN-we need men of proven sales
experience who can enthusiastically pre-; pre-
sent nst,onaly sdvsTtiisd elsSf51asl Sboisl
al. arm in Metropolitan ,washinston.
He must be able to put in hard promo
tionsl Day and result Of asrs MS snoT1s ,ns
Commission essl5. Reply, sivlns your full
] osrsonal and sales qualifications, Box
tfeSIP}srHh fe;P Az OPPORTUNITY for sslesmen
Sith knowledge OF heatins 20 represent
r.nufsrturer of heatlns equipment IN
e;ndins baseboard radistion. Box I'D -
sssI[rsMAN.pRIvER With truck or ss,gg ssg
estsfn one for established route on ArnoIa
and rg; oo W psr ns x..E aoFkeP Fhone ofe ii
pHIERIMsGaNENT HEIsGSTTTl' = Posir,oN = Salary, com
s,stsSiNn enG DGlllS ttl4lllk
1isrrisl refrigeration equipment IN the
Washinrton area: experience in this line
ESSENTIAL; selected man Will he slyen ao-
ysnced training course at factory. ln-
terv,.v by appointment. Phone DE. 1900.
ADVERTISING statesmen. best deal in
town See Mr.. GALLUC1, ll43 Connec-
tlcut ave W 20
SALEsLADY. experienced in coats, suits
and dresses; pleasant environment; ex-
cellant pay: $40 per week and commits
sion; permanent part time or full time
SlGMUNDS. S04 1th st. NV. -"5
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HELP poMEsTlc tcens. J .

ssn s5s rs4.n... sass s00a so ss'Fz zs ss rs'0.
references and health card rsauirsd Fan h
Church area. Phone Falls Church 5lel'
HousEKEEPER, renned white woman,
TO live, in as member OF family, adults,
ps shsi1 s.a 5.sd ssA'' aver ss' PARK ss si
S:sds Is1s X Sss5iRs asS. machine si and ss SsF-
rm. and board included Apply JAY
DEE's 1907 6 st. NV. "a
saaa saa small apt; epDl. eDls.; refs. "
MAID, coIored: s-day xk.: plain cookins
s;h.w. and good Iaundress: 10 am til
MAID, experienced, for sh.w.: small fam
g i've sF m st must have Ssd sf' mo WILING cs
Ho. ss71 after s p.m "a
MAID, noon ,throush early dinner no
SUNDAY h.c no WED Wsdnesdsy ssn shw mo send1
MAID INV, care OF l infant; live in or
say several ewes; exper. and refs. REQ
MAID-G.Hw., no ironing; help with care
of 3 children; some cooking; to live in
reliable r :, AND liks children; So per week
MAfD-LAUNDRESS. S25 per wk: George
town: city references. Box 42O-D. Star.
MOTHERS HELPER, live in, handle j.
year-old child. light house cleaning, cook
ing for family Of q 3e days on wees;
NURsEMAID, white or colored. to help
with children, some housework; $50
week: live in: references. OR. 1855. .-26
SETTLED white woman. who would like
home and small salary, exchange for light
Housekeeping; elderly couple. AID. 1924.
SETTLED WOMAN. sh.w. and cooking
for couple with year-old child, new home
in N. Arlington. live in or stay until !
evenings. "a days; refs: and health card
REQUIRED. Call IA. 1910. -e6
YOUNG LADY. to bsby-sit evenings, in
exchange for room. Phone AK ss42. -26
s35 WEEK. cook, capable. exper..: gh.w.,
COMPETENT WOMAN for general house
work, help with children; live in, pvt. rm.
and bath; Thurs. afternoon, every other
Sun. 81 day of; 500 per mo-; refs. Call
FREE I-ROOM. private ent.. pvt. bath apt.
for conscientious middle-aged couple, hus-
band emp. in exchange for exclusive serv-
ices OF wife in light household duties.
Please state qualifications, refs and ma
tionality. Box 46-D, Star. -26
REFINED CoLoRED WOMAN for institu-
tional dining room service and house work.
Send refs. as to character and ability in
letter. Box 341-D, Star. -2f