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Evening star., 1948-11-02
Southern Loop Looks to Family
Tiffs After Beating Outsiders

It still was uncertain, however, how
much these two would be able to
play against the Tar Heels Satur-
day.
Wake Forest worked on defenses
against the Duke attack with Guard
Gene Pambianchi, who injured his
knee last week, on the sidelines
Pambianchi probably will be out for
several weeks.
N. C. State Polishes Passing.
N. c. State polished its passing
attack, with Tailback Ogden Smith
doing most of the pitching. Block
ing Back Harry Mcleod, injured for
two weeks, was on hand for the
lengthy drill. Furman also went
through passing drills.
Dukes Blue Devils were cheered
by the return to duty of Tackles
Lloyd Eisenberg and Bob Anderson.
Reserves went through scrimmage
with the Duke freshmen.
North Carolina took the day OF
from practice, but heard scouting
reports on William and Mary.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
Leohy's Invalid Brother Sees
Irish Tits From Ambulance

his wife came here from their home
in Long Beach. Calf. is in his
second year of watching the Irish
victory march move along in front
of his ambulance seat.
The couple arrived here by train
September and will not return to
California until after the North
western battle here November Is.
Leahy. who moved to the Coast from
Casper, Wyo., after the paralysis
struck, saw action on seven fronts
in France in the first World War.
He laughs when he says he's lone
Of the Leahy brothers" who Just
didn't get to college.
His son, Jack c. Leahy, jr., lives
in South Bend with his wife Helen
and their 3-year-old daughter.
Diana. The younger Leahy grad
uated from Notre Dame last June
and is with an insurance firm.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
RaHerman Of Buffalo
Takes Offensive lead
lin AII-America Loon
by the Assesioisd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The '.soph-
omore jinx" is not bothering George
Ratterman, 22-year-old passing star
of the Buffalo Bills.
The former Notre Dame athlete
is following up his spectacular flrst-
year exploits In the All-America
Football Conference with q second
year that Is even better.
For instance, George accounted
for 268 yards last Sunday as the
Bills humhled Baltimore, 35-17, and
went into q tie with the Colts for
the Eastern division lead.
: This increased Ratterman's sea-
son yardage to 1903 and made him
the leading offensive player In the
conference.
Colts' Title Is Third.
Leaping from fourth place, he
supplanted Glen Dobbs, jr., of the
Los Angeles Dons, who saw only
limited action against Brooklyn.
Dobbs threw five passes. all COM
plete, for a yards, which gave him
a seasons total Of Ills yards, good
enough for second place.
Third place in total offense is
held by Y. A. Title of Baltimore,
whose 1,675 yards put him Just
ahead of the aerial wizard of the
San Francisco 49ers, Frankie Albert.
Albert, whose team was idle Sum-
day, has 1,643 yards to his credit.
Ratterman also took over leader
ship In the passing department
during Albert's inactivity, going
ahead Of the 4ser southpaw ace in
competitions, lis to 108. Albert still
has the best percentage Of connec-
tions-60 per cent against Ratter-
mans 556 per cent.
The Buffalo pitcher has total
of 1928 yards through the air COM
pared with Titles 1855. Cleveland
Otto Graham's 1,464 and Albert's
1,402.
Motley PAGES Runners.
Fullback Marion Motley of Cleve-
land is the leading ground gamer
by rushing with 662 yards in 103
tries for an average of 6.43 yards
a whack
With Mac speedie Of Cleveland
and AL Beals of San Francisco both
idle last week, AL Baldwin of Buf-
falo and Billy Hillenbrand of
Baltimore showed into the pass
catching picture.
Speedie kept his lead with ~
catches but Baldwin pulled up to
80 and Hillenbrand to 81 to pass
Beals' 30 stabs.
Halfback Chet Mutryn of Buffalo
took over the lead in scoring with
two touchdowns Sunday that gave
him q total of 66 points. Hillen-
brand Is next with 54.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
JosephB hBarkovichT Tops
Government Golfers

The District government golfers
have q former golf professional as
q champion for the first time fol-
lowing Joseph j. Barkovich's VIC
tory in the District employees tour
nament yesterday at Indian Spring.
Barkovich, Of the Budget once,
was one over par with . S7-sE7l.
The second-1ight winner was Milo
Christensen, superintendent Of the
District Of Columbia Recreation De-
partment, who had 80. -Four players
tied with 9ls to share third-fiight
honors. They were W.. II. Jennings,
r. 6. Morgan, Ernest Cole and r.
j. Caswell.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
Terror and Lenihon Win
Team Match

They had their usual fun in and
out of the ring last night in the
weekly rassling matches at Uline
Arena, and when the bodies had
been cleared away 1t was the Red
Terror and George Lehman who
were the winners Of the .two-man
team match.
The Terror and Lehman beat the
team of Paddy Mack and Olaf
Erickson. Mack pinned Lehman to
start the affair, but after that the
Terror and Lehman took turns
tossing Erickson. Jim Wallace, who
earlier had won q prelim over Fritz
Zigfried, also got into the act some
how.
In other engagements, Wally Du-
SEX downed Red Kirkpatrick and;
Geza Tako defeated 'Georbe 81
korSki,
Evening star., 1948-11-02
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. "a
private abulance will carry one of
Notre Danes most ardent fans to
Bloomington, Ind, Saturday when
the Irish meet Indiana University
in search of the seventh victory of
the season.
But 1t will be nothing unusual,
because watching games from an am
bulance is becoming almost routine
for Jack c. Leahy, whose brother
Frank again has fashioned q grid
powerhouse on the Notre Dame
campus.
The 50-year-old brother Of the
coach is a disabled veteran Of the
first World War, and for 81 months
has been bedridden with a paralysis
Of his left side.
The Affable IriShman, who with
Evening star., 1948-11-02
MoryIond's Rifle Team
Beuts GreenbeIt No. z

Arthur Cooks 290x300 score set
the pace last night as University
of Maryland's rifle team took a
1,394-1 ,253 victory over Greenbelt
No. a team in one Of the Opening
Of the Maryland Fetfie
League. Firing was done at the
University Of Maryland range.
In other matches, the 933 Gun
Club defeated National Capital No.
2, 1,357-1 1856, and National Capital
No. / won over 163d M. P. Battalion,
.327.1 .27S.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
West Given Unanimous
Vote in Baltimore Bout

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-Sonny Boy
West, 1872, Of washington won a
unanimous verdict from Jimmy
Carter, 1874, Of New York last night
in the 10-round main event on the
fight card at the Coliseum.
Vests unorthodox, buzzsaw style
seemed to puzzle Carter, who was on
the defensive most of the way. One
Judge voted all 10 rounds In Vests
favor, another gave the Washing
tonian seven, Carter two and
marked the other even. Referee Lee
Halfpenny gave Carter one round
and called another even.
It was Vests 10th victory in II
Baltimore starts.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
|CoIIeIIo Bowls to Plaza Record,
For Season With 1856 Game

|nament will be held at Columbia
November 81. The winner will re-.
ceive 500. Entrance fee will be S..
Mabel Williams. one Of the origi.
nal bowlers In Ladies' District
League and for years o member Of
Treasury team in Ladies Federal
League, died Sunday. She will bs
buried Thursday in Cherokee, Iowa.
Andy Gergel of Cameo Furniture
leads Columbia Merchants League
with 121-average. Lazzaris Deli.
catessen with II wins against four
losses Is two games ahead of Frazes
Decorators. Billy Woodburn Of
M. s. CHM sports high set with 427.
Dick Tucker and Joe Perling with
164 share high game honors.
The flag chase In Hebrew League
frightened when sixth-place Kennedy
Delicatessen whitewashed leading
Washington Wholesale Grocery,
Fred Rosenberg;s $50 was the edge
as White House Venetian Blinds
nicked Olympians, 81. Max Mud.
rick's 1873 and 369 gave Mudrick.
Rose the odd over Jewellers.
Two assistant alley managers
turned in some sparkling pinspilling
when Elmer Fletcher OF Fort Davis
raped out a ITO with a quadrupls
strike and two spares in Fort Davis
Minor loop while Jack Moulton Of
Chevy Chase chalked up 1853 and
413 in the Connecticut Avenue Busi.
ness Mems.
Harry Hilliard was tops In Prince
Georges County League with a A20
Evening star., 1948-11-02
By Ben. McAIwee

Gene Collella, with q 1856 game, is
q season recordholder in Plaza
Sports Shop League.
At Penn Recreation last night he
rolled the big string with four strikes
and five spares. It climaxed 413
set to give Sgueo a ,2-l win over
Melvin Siegels., A double header
strike in the last two boxes enabled
Collella to crack Abe Weinberg's
former mark of IT'S.
Carl Boehme led Spring Road
Cafe to sweep over Penn Soda
Fountain with 379 set, but fell
short by II pins Of maintaining his
top 100 average. Moe Meade OF
Toms Auto Service took over with
1903.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
BY the Assoeiossd Press

Paced by all-winning North Caro-
lima and Clemson, Southern Confer
ence football teams are showing up
better than all right against out-of-
conference opposition.
So far in the l94S campaign, con-
ference elevens have tangled with
foreign" foes 40 times, and have
come up with 21 victories as COM
pared with l6 losses and ties.
North Carolina's powerful Tar
Heels have accounted for four Of
the wins, Clemson's Tigers for three
Neither the Tar Heels nor the IT,
gers, of course, have lost a decision.
Maryland, the University Of Rich
mond. and The Citadel each has ac-
counted for TWO triumphs over out
side foes.
Among the wins have been q
number Of the sort which enhance
conference prestige. North Caro-
nna's verdicts over Texas, Georgia,
Louisiana State and Tennessee
were of such a variety, as were
Clemsons victories over Mississippi
State and Boston College.
Other Notable Triumphs.
Other notable triumphs were
Dukes 2s-7 win over Navy, George
Wsshington's 20-12 win over Vir-
giria and Maryland's 27-13 rout Of
Miami Tla.).
Only two conference elevens get
o crack ut outside circuit foes
this week end on which most loop
teams bang up against one an
other. v. M. I. takes on the tough
est customer, Tulane. and North
Carolina State has q date with Viz
ginia's Cavaliers.
The top notch intraconference
affairs are william and Mary's in
vasion Of Chapel Hill where the
Indians will meet North Carolina
and resurgent Wake Forests tilt
with Duke at Durham.
As usual on the Mondays after" !"
practice sessions were generally
light yesterday around the 16-club
conference.
William and Mary, in poor physi-
cal shape for its clash with North
Carolina, welcomed back to practice
q couple of players who'd been on
the injured list-Quarterback Frank
OPella and Tackle Earl Massey.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
Two Dodger Regulars
SideIined With Injuries
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BROOKLYN, Nov. 1.-Two regu-
lars of the Brooklyn football Dodgers
have been sidelined with injuries.
Hardy Brown, first-year blocking
back from Tulsa, Okla, will be lost
at least three weeks with a broken
bone In his foot. Harry Burlington,
veteran guard, will enter the hos
pital tomorrow for examination OF
a fractured disc in his spine.
Evening star., 1948-11-02

and fog put the
kibosh on our
trip with DR..
Steve Hub VI t
and Ray Terry.
A1th ough we
worked q goodly
portion of the
western shore Of
the Chesapeake
Bay out to the
sl1ip channel. we
failed to find
Hlrfa cling. fish
and blind troll
ing produced no
results. As far
-n 1na M.aad
Evening star., 1948-11-02
GuribuIdi Meets Armus
In Turner Nat TussIe

Chick Garibaldi win uphold the
wrestling reputation Of his family
against Boston's Harry Armus in
one Of the preliminary tussles to-
morrow night at Turner's Arena,
where Laverne Baxter and Dutch
Schweigert will meet in the feature
bout. Wilbur Mead will be out for
his 98th win in row as he meets
Bibber Mccoy in the semiwindup.
Other bouts have Jesse James
graphing with Francois Miquette
and Al Rubenstein opposing Johnny
GALLAGHER,
Evening star., 1948-11-02

A1FlClOIl.
Maj. John w. Hession's many
friends will be glad to learn that the
former promotion manager for
Winchester Repeating Arms Co. now
Is vice president and technical ad-
visor to Dockendorff & Co., manu-
facturers of gun sights.
Public interest in wildlife con-
servation and management again
was demonstrated last month when
William o. Sweet, prominent sports
man and conservationist of Attle-
boro, Mass, presented a four r-place
model "a Fairchild airplane to the
United States Fish and Wildlife
Service. The plane will be converted
to a fioat-type craft and will be
based at Leonardtown, Md. This Is
the second plane donated to the
service by private citizens for use in
wildlife conservation. In 1947, a
group Of Maryland and Delaware
sportsmen made a similar gift
through the Wildlife Management
Institute. Sweets gift will be used
in curbing the illegal kill of ducks
on the Southern Atlantic Coast.
The National Capital Open and
District of Columbia skeet cham
pionships will be held Saturday and
Sunday at National Capital Skeet
Club. Burdette road and Bradley
boulevard. Luncheon will be served
both days at the club and the pub
lie Is cordially invited. The shoot
will open with the 40 gauge at
am. Saturday followed by the 20
gauge and women's championships
The all-bore championships will
start at 8 am. Sunday.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
OUTDOORS

We hope our advice to take to
salt water last week end as best
hst for fishing brought better re-
suits to our readers than 1t did to
us. Saturday mornings northeaster
Evening star., 1948-11-02

WEDS TUTORS AIDE-The early fall marriage of Roger
Stephens star hafback OF the University of Cincinnati Miss
josephine Foraker g. was revealed only yesterday She
secretary to John Wene, Cincinpas line coach The
and his wife shown in his hospital where he
hned because OF the renluy OF knee in the
einnau last Saturday According Ray Noting head
coach Of the Bearca Stephens rated the
backs In the country probably is through for the
-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
Burke Outpoints Hursey

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 2 LP.-
Jackie Burke, 1872. of Ogden, Utah,
outpointed Smuggy Hursey. 1853, OF
Washington, D. c., in . 10-round
fight last night.
Evening star., 1948-11-02

DOUBLES IN BRASS-Heres HOWE Damar newly appointed
head coach of basket ball at the University of Pennsylvania
who also will perform for Phadephas Warriors when they
the Caps in their opening title at Une Arena
tomorrow night The 6oot 2o2pound Franciscan
mery attended both Penn and Stanford and made the BAA
all-star team a. guard last season.
Evening star., 1948-11-02

Harry Hilliard was tops In Prince
Georges County League with q 40
set as Queen Chapel BARRIERS
swamped Merit Cleaners.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
With Bill leetch

plane out with horses and helped
them build a runway. Cool has
been with the service two years and
presently Is stationed at Leonard
town. Nd, with the services Game
MANAGEMENT Division.
Evening star., 1948-11-17
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

design remod., altera-
tors: eve: gowns speciality: reas. MISS
fae oFF1cE HnE WORK AD no yans aR
years years. f1s fsrea experience in Government
aIRIs GIRLS oE 1s), 'u,l coiored. experienced refer
days. Phone Elk. 666s.
GIRL, colored, desires job as salesgirl
maid maid in store or cleaning apartment sH
GdR GIRL s0ored and desEss Wsa Job fly time or
drns G1fa SodsSs soSEsS dfyress D sgS gSston in
Dights week from ; until 1880: or
sSasn sfan,ns ysrH see eesn R @es2 espabe of taxing
i've i've o out. T * 'e' 34iS fSA n'"s So'0 "s
ETRs OF o15s csses desFss Tsm
NURSE. resistered desires position in
clinic or office. preferably sc. Salary open.
sEcRETaRy, college education. u yrs
fs 9iaay Wssk fS1 D1 ps5 s55s Ek enYS'n
sECRETARY desires part-ti.ne position 3
evenings week and Saturdays; $1.a5 hour
I9ma rs S5 afP 9o Dn a:pabe BE-
eSper es'e small otss sss desired sire " SALARY $50
TYp1NG-Manuscripts Maj Scripts typed. 75c per
carbon included. AD 5456, D. LoRDEM.
VISITING NURSE. exp, excl. ref, private
gfR SURsG E ANpERsoN 26f sSo e" ass M'ne ot ~
WOMAN. middle-aged farmers widow:
conlpanion, Inv. to elderly lady. bun
sasH ssTy wife Bot IN 1890 Sheridan Sa s'
YOUNG LADY. unmarried, middle oos
desires perm. position as executive Secre-.
tarv; college education, r yrs. practical
exper. with national concern; best of res
Boz t%2-X. Star lis
AS BABY SITTER or practical nurse; mid
dle-aged widow offers kindly care rev
mothers AD 77S. la%
RESPONSIBLE young lady desires position
as steno secretary; business school grad
uate with yrs general exp. AID. 33l7.
Evening star., 1948-11-17
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, kept
part time; TAX returns prepared. state
ments audits; reasonable. Or. 2o74
ftGseo fei reas aaosd ST. 0ss s5s4 WORK o
BOOKKEEPING, TAX SERv1CE-Books
kept: statements. reports, tax returns pre-
reas Mr.. HORGAN, GIL. 440O, Ext. 292.
BARTENDER tFilipino), experienced. sober,
pSrtSti psrt time e'' considered RENE, RE. s5is.
cPA available, full or part-time; tax ex-
cohLEGE ee,,ig s0x Man. g. T 8. degree bus. adm,
colored, desires work as clerk, r. e; or
g5q1 coIiEsh See cRaDGxTE bH5 iFa s's 81 with we'll
including production control, costs, ad-
vertisine and sales promotion, desires
position ytsh aggressive gsss 1m
EEIEvATooR OPERATOR, colored, age 49,
experienced, wants work. DE. 01s1 to
iENSG;IfNiEER. Z licensed, over so, or handy
man, carpentry, painting, etc. Box 27s,H'
MAN wants Job most any kind AID. 1852
MAN, colored wants job as houseman or
porter; willing to work. Ii. 652s.
Man. colored;, 1st-class on plaster cement,
sss Wilt. vS,s
ehanics' MI. 3sa7. II:
YOUNG MAN. colored, neat. courteous,
reliable. desires. job, elevator operator;
%oak Kind a dy
between So: painting, repairing, etc;
white; excel. references. FIR. 6030. 49,
Evening star., 1948-11-17
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

APARTMENT DWELLERS, men or women.
keep your present Job, but earn up to So
per hour conducting pleasant, dlsnlfied
business in your own apartment building.
among friends ard nelghbors PRODUCT
offered a necessity. not a luxury. Sells
itself. Gail Gil. 321S IL
CONTACT MAN OR WOMAN for banouets
In hign-class night club. some ore familiar
with booking parties, weddinsS;; etc Tel
ephone for an appointment, Mr WaSSar'
CLUB CAIRO. 1918 Que st. NV, HU. S2s2
FOOD AND BEVERAGE CHECKER. exper-
fenced on National cash register for large
restaurant; references REQ; $40 per mo-
Girl OR NAN sr white wcr eSpeTieRfsd WEH saEF 5os
DEL, sol Upshur st, NV, RA. $500. "a -
Now is THE TIME to earn $50 to S75
wkly: full or spare time. Room 334,
Harrington Hotel 10 am, to s pm.
TYPIST-Educational institution: 5-day
yk.; salary plus free tuition. Apply in
person, Mrs. RAUcH, 1901 st, NV.
EXPERT TYPIST. permanent position, ed
ucational institution, or day week;
salary plus free tuition Apply in person.
MRS ROBERTS, at 1901 F st. NV. -lS
Evening star., 1948-11-17
PERSONAL.

ALTERATIONS on all ladies' sarments; snts
prompt and eficient S seryies;i sssi open ewes
saoWN row an AND COUNTRY sCHooL. formerly
Parsons Countryside School-Day and
boarding program; Sunday and weekday
9th Grade; daily. transportation "door-to-
door no. lgnehss Approyedi fioh by Mar Mar
DRESsMAkING. alterations prompt, ,.f1-
speciality; 10 ANS pm. WI. sa7s or
fPERMasSENr 2 WAVES, 81; shampoo and
RnEffSeTe RoEs done 6y SoI advansed WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 G st.
FFREDA R. osTRow. D. Phi. T; lie No SO,
announces her return to practice Of physi-
!, $ .s:'! ;.;: ;: ;$s
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly pesope
PERMANENr. fE NAM 81; shampoo and finger
BSN9y BSST B1seasS eaa9 THat io Dress a9f Cf
tricks of the trade, plus expert skill, can
ations ada'ase LEA ENaEI. DressnaKer Sorisinally
Of 9Th ave, N y; centrally located IN
4ef".E Eef ExI BldF;i 1908 l1lo F St NV RIM 20
VACANCY for patient in nurses pvt. IL
censed home; lst-f. rm:, next bath; warm
sssn 4scaNeY sGm{Hs'fsGtf N NGRsiN Sa
nursing care. Licensed by county and State
PfNBALh FL AL MACHINES for your recreation
room Ideal Christmas gift for your son
GRsa Fl ST. coin s' aae f c6R snses
3e5ifBS 3oiB AZ AZ %, Ri"' 80, soc"-Man. you're
crazyl Thousands peppy, at 20 ostrex
Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron.
For rundown feeling many men, women
call "old." New get ACQUAINTED size
only SOC. At all druggists. In Washington
at Liggett Rexall Stores.
RUGS. de luxe reversible broadloom. made
from your old rugs and clothing. Samples
shown in your home. Phone for day or
LADIES. We can tailor you suit from
surplus mans suit. CO. S414. 49,
UNEXCELLED day care fol, children, ga
to 6. also grades through the sth, givins
thorough academic training and learning
hablts, CHEVY CHASE ;a; coUNT8y7 THI 6s7I pay
MAPLE LANE NURSING HOME has va
cancy for bed or ambulatory, male or fe-
male patient, o4-hr. trained nursing care;
owned and operated by physician who is
in daily attendance SH 1644. u
Evening star., 1948-11-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wants day,s work. Refer
ences. Telephone DI. 566S., ls'
o'clock. Ho. 67O4
GIRL. colored, desires days work. Tues.
Wed, Thurs. and Sat; experienced Ho.
GIRL; .S solored. wants days AZ yysstk; ye5k; ex-
experienced and references. AID; 5103.
GiRL coiored wants vents days work week
GfkR f1sRn0eel eelored, red neat neat reliable. wishes
permanent job; some experience: willing
worker. Call Ho. 697l.
GIRL desires day work Wed, Thurs, Fri
Cal any time after 40 pm In;,.hI AD I49$
g.h.w. 5 days week; excel. refs. ,.HU. 1857.
GIRL colored, wants INV. full or part;
5-day week, n no sop e9okins; reference. Call
GIRL. colored, desires general housework:
Monday through Friday; will cook dinner If
necessary. DU, s026.
GIRL. colored, would like days work in
Anacostia or vicinity: Phone Lu; 5o16 =
GIRL, colored. desires days work, Thurs
days and Fridays; good reference. AK.
GIRL. colored, with good reference desires
job of taking care OF children or maid
in an apartment or in small house. RE.
G,lL. colored, desires days work. Thurs
day and Friday; good reference. ME.
GIRL, colored, neat, ref, wants s.h.w, Q
m. to 3 or pm. ; days week. Ne. or
LADY. colored desires Job as cook and
g.h.w.; live in; exper AK. n775l. IT
SCRUBRING evenings, or assistant. MOL
LIE. AK. I217
WOMAN. colored. wishes part time. full or
oav's work; good worker; best OF refer
erceS. co. O140.
WoMANaa ceoloa5Sed, wants full time work
WOMAN. colored. wants days work from
Wed to Sat. NO. 1854
WOMAN, colored. light. reliable. wants joh
as maid in apt no COOKING; IS store Sr,d maid at7
NV. section. MI, 0s41. -
WOMAN desires dav's work. MI. $3.50.
WOMAN. colored, would like part time or
days work; best refs. Call D1. 1862.
WOMAN. colored wants daywork or char
woman. RE. 3056.
WOMAN. coiored desires days work or
baby sitter evenings. Ref. FIR 1882;
WOMAN. colored, wishes days work: full
time, experience with references. MI. 1855
TWO GIRLS. colored, wish Jobs cleaning
Offices or apts.: Q to ! pm. NO. 0624.