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Evening star., 1949-07-12
Laurel Races Cancelled;
Proqrum Carried Over

Harness horse racing at Laurel
Raceway was Cancelled tonight be-
cause of a muddy track. The same
program originally scheduled to-
night will be carried over until to-
morrow night.
This is the third rainout during
the current Laurel meeting and
extends the closing night until
July 81. Two more dates are
available for additional rainouts.
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Mickey Hoefner
Offered Job on
Semipro Team
BY the Asseeioted Press

PIERRE, S. Oak, July H.
There's a job on a good semi
pro baseball team out here
waiting for Mickey Haefner in
the unlikely event that the
Washington Mats pitcher, who
Is being fired for indifferent
performance" can't catch on
with another major league
club.
Art Hayes, who took over as
manager of the Winner IS.
DakD Pheasants when Mickey
Owen was reinstated, has
wired Haefner::
Have good paying pitching
and managing job open with
winner Pheasants baseball
team. Answer your best terms
by wire. AS you can see the
Winner team produced some
real major leaguers. Mickey
Owen was the former playing
manager and he is having no
trouble hitting major league
pitching"
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Journeys Top Talent
Opening Fire Today
On Clay Courts
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, July 12.-Most Of
the top talent in the National
Clay Court Tennis tourney was
scheduled to perform in first
round matches today.
First-seeded Pancho Gonzales
of Los Angeles, the defending
champion, was due in from the
East to oppose Herbert Anger Of
Oshkosh, Wis. Second seeded
frankie Parker of Los Angeles, a
time winner of the clay courts
crown, also was expected to ar
rive to face Dick Mouledous Of
New Orleans.
Victor Seixas of Philadelphia.
No. 3, faces Dick Kilner of Chi
cago, Herb Flam of Beverly Hills.
Calf, No. 4. tangles with Straight
Clark, Los Angeles; Sam Match
of Los Angeles, No. S. goes against
Dick Cain of Kalamazoo, Mich,
and sixth-seeded Art Larsen Of
San Francisco was mathed with
Art Nielsen, jr., of Chicago.
Only two seeded players in the
mems division saw action yester-
day and both had easy sailing.
Buddy Behrens of Fort Lauder
dale, Fla, No. 7. decisioned Arnold
Saul of San Diego, 81, 6-3.
Eighth ranked Jack Tuero, the
national intercollegiate champion
from Tulane, eliminated Walter
Stuckert of Milwaukee, 6-1, 60.
Also advancing were Jim Brink
of Seattle, winner of the Western
crown Sunday. with a 6-1. 6-1
count over Edgar Buttenheim Of
Chicago, and Tony Trabert of
Cincinnati, with a 6-8, Ga, 6-3
victory over Gil Shea, Los An
geles.
The two foreign seeded stars in
the Women's bracket also moved
into the second round with ease.
Top seeded Mrs. Magda Ruorac of
Bucharest, Romania. and now liv-
ing in Los Angeles, opened de-
fense of her national clay courts
title with a 60, 60 drubbing
of Phyllis Schneider, Oak Park.
Ill. Second-seeded Mela Ramirez,
18-year-old champion of Mexico.
also captured a straight love set
to win over Doris Amundsen of
Aurora, Ill.
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Skaters to Start
Rolling for Titles
In Meet Today

Competition gets under way
today at Riverside Stadium in
the Roller Skating Rink Oper-
ators' Association annual cham
pionships.
Eliminations' in the novice
dance competition were sched-
uled this morning. with much
of this afternoon to be devoted
to short speed-skating events.
Tonight's program, beginning
at 7::30 and scheduled to wind
up about IL. included juvenile
girls free-skating finals, inter-
mediate fours, an exhibition by
champions, Junior pair skating
and more speed events.
Opening ceremonies were
held last night at which the
800 competitors in the week.
long competition were intro
duced.
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Time Limit Is Off
On Nat Home Tits
BY a Stoff Correspondent of The Stor

by Sfotf Correspondent OF lhe Sfor
BROOKLYN, July 12.-Never
again will the Washington Mats
play a time limit game at
Griffith Stadium, according to
President Clark Griffith, who is
convinced the customers aren't
treated fairly when games are
called early to permit teams
to catch trains.
The Mats have played two
such games at Washington this
season, losing an 8-3 decision
to Boston in a six-inning game
last Thursday and winning a
5-4 game from Cleveland in
eight innings on May 26.
From now on" declared
Griffith. "our only time limit
will be 1880 am, after which
we can't start an inning due
to a league rule"
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Fiohts Last Niqht

WEST SPRINGFIELD. Mass.-Willie
Bean, 2O71a. Los Angeles, knocked out
Jimmy Holden, 100, Elizabeth, N. J.
'iPls PROVIDENCE, R. 1.-1gsy vaccari.
1874, Boston. outpointed Denis Pat)
Brady, 134h, New York uO.
NEWARK, N. J.-Johnny Red" De
Fazio, 1856, Bayonne. outpointed Ar
chic De Vino. 130, Newark (s).
BROOKLYN - Cesar Brion, 191 "a,
Argentina, outpointed Bill Weinberg,
213h, New York 49,.
CINCINNATI-Wallace (Budl smith,
1874, Cincinnati. outpointed Jesse
Underwood, 1877, Huntington, W. Va.
Evening star., 1949-07-12

c n q m plonSnlp
In the seasons
inaugural swim
outdoor meet at
Cong reSsional
| Country Club b
pool, starting at
7:30 pm.
The blon d
d a u g h t er of
Jim Orme, him
self a District
titliSt Sc " eral
d e c a d e S ago,
showed m u c h
improve m e n t
during the in
Evening star., 1949-07-12

League
Nationals 8 to 3. Did the fans pour forth their
gratitude? They did not. Mccarthy started
six members of his own club-the Yankees in
those days-becauSe he knew what they could
do and because he had confidence in them.
For this crime the fans and critics got out
their little hammers and pecked away at Nc
Carthy. Who was Mccarthy to pack the Amer
ican League lineup with Yankees and refuse to
play truly representative team? 1t was sus-
pected that even the congratulations OF his.
league president, Will Harridge, were lacking
in warmth.
After the American League had won the
Evening star., 1949-07-12

door campaign, and her coaches,
Bill Armstrong and Fred Kahms,
are predicting she will threaten
all District freestyle marks this
summer.
Another brace Of District Of Co.
lumbia AAU championships, the
mems so freestyle and the 150-
yard medley relay for women, also
will be contested tonight with de-
Tending champions prominent in
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Thrifty, Amozons Score

Thrifty defeated Kavakos, FL
in the Twilight League, and the
Amazons won over the Vets. 23-1,
in the Class c League in softball
games yesterday.
Evening star., 1949-07-12

Tonight pretty Wilhelmina
Orme will try for her third con-
secutive District AAU senior wom-'
ems outdoor 50-yard freestyle
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Win, Lose, or Draw
A GUY Can't Win for Losing
By FRANCIS STANN
Stor Stoff Correspondent

BROOKIYN july l2The thankless job IN baseball?
Sometimes even yo4lkin, you lose
For example Joe Mccarthy managing the American
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Locke to PIoy in Two
British Golf Journeys
ey the Associated Press


LONDON, July 12.-Bobby Locke
Of South Africa, newly crowned
British Open golf champion. plans
to play in two more tournaments
in Britain before going back to
the United States.
Locke told reporters he would
play in the North British tour
nament at Harrogate, July 1922,
and the Irish Open championship
at Belfast, July 27-29.
In August, he may 60 to the
United States, where he hopes to
join Cary Middlecoff, the United
States Open champion. for a tour
in September while the United
States Ryder Cup team is in
Britain.
Evening star., 1949-07-12

York frankie the Nationals in 1885
when the shifted to Cleveland 1t was sorry aas oa e
lashing recalls to this day.
ringer and Schumacher Instead he started Southpaw Bill
Walker Cardinal who yielded two-rn homer by
Jimmy Foxx the Americans went on to wn
The Time That Frck Fried frankie Frisch
Angered this third humiliation in row, Frick publicly
the National League for failure take the
contest seriously
and that victory important 1t was just as well
quite certain as to policy Was the
parade the stars? Frick settled the matter insofar as
AS of game time at this 10th game southworth
doghouse within his National League Given the
right pitchers selected all other players
southworth picked Ewe Blackwell of the Cincinnati
Ken Heinzeman and less notably over Robin Roberts
of the Phiies Hentzelman record and Roberts
e-6 record ang scarcely been active
of the quoted saying nothing but rank in
justice hope the American League beats them As to o.
Manager Eddie Sawyer of the Phls was his
criticism All he said was he einzeman is certainly
than the pitchers) selected"
Bucky Won, but Got Criticized, Anyway
often does Al-star manager Only
year with real gambling heart
ball ST. Louis for the American League to and
had blistered
Bucky was the Americans manager he'd led
the the When choose Walter Maserson
sartand after Masteon had been blasted for two
inningHars found himself criticized in the stands
and in the box. 1t went something like this:
breaking majors Washington
look his record-Maseson doesn't starting Astar
game"
slammed door Nationals during
innings Then Harris called his Yankee Vic Rasc
The Americans having tied the at 22 ralying 1t
Rascs turn to hit with in scoring position and
pnch-hitter expected.
When Raschl hit for himself branded as wild
huncplayer When Rasch broke the ball long
hit for pitcher he's hitter Bucky was criticized
for bucking unreasonable odds
A Manager Can't Please Everybody
An AI-star catches everybody-frorn
his rivals, his squad his league finally
the fans The too polite for it
Is to win yet IN winning please everybody
not very often, anyway.
The fans vote player the team give
majority pqued If he doesn't distance Other
fans feeling their minority better
in high gee and speculate might happened had
their choices been in action.
The ball players themselves, aren't always happy guy
thinks he's the best at his position prove it.
and what does he do? He rides the bench
Finally theere the league prestige to
upholdn the of the American prestige
savagedn the the National
to win in in which there be only
sometimes that many
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Charlotte Decker Gains
Third Round in Tourney
By the Associofed Press

PHILADELPHIA, July IL. -
Charlotte Decker of WASHINGTON,
seeded seventh in the Middle
States women's tennis champion
ships, is in the third round today
after twin triumphs yesterday.
She eliminated Mrs. Ellwood I.
Beatty, jr., 6-3, 6-3, and 13-
year-old Gwenyth johnson, 81,
g..
Top-seeded Dorothy Head of
Wilmington, Del, makes her first
appearance in the tourney today.
Mrs. William Rawls of Philadel-
phia, last years winner, is not
playing.
Evening star., 1949-07-12
TEXAS LEAGUE.

TEXAS LEAGUE.
Shreveport, 3; Beaumont, 2.
Houston, 4; San Antonio, o.
Oklahoma City, Z: Dallas, ..
Tulsa, 3; Fort Worth, -
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Binghamton. 7; Scranton, 9.
Elmira, -: Hartford. O-5.
Albany. 81; Williamsport, IS.
WilkeS-Barre, 17-9; Utica, IA.
Evening star., 1949-07-12

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester, 3; Buffalo, 0.
Syracuse, z; Newark, 2.
Baltimore, 4; Jersey City, 2.
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, IL: Indianapolis, 3.
Toledo, z; Kansas City, 2.
ST. Paul, 8; Columbus, B.
Minneapolis, l2; Louisville, 6.
Evening star., 1949-07-12

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans, IL: Atlanta, 10.
Nashville, Z; Little Rock, 6.
Memphis, 16; Chattanooga, 6.
Birmingham at Mobile, both games
POSTPONED, rain
Evening star., 1949-11-19
SITUATIONS WoMEN

CLERK-General otnoe-1O years ex-
perience, claims. adjustment and
supply. knowledge. of bookkeeping.
pay roll. comptometsr operator, typ
81 sios nussns 81 s'1 star or
g.h.w.. small family, no children;
refined and ref. Box 373-K, Star.
COOK, refined white woman. thor
oughly exper.;; live in; excel. refs;
DREssMAKiNSGT. "a alterations, repairs,
at home or out. viii take store job.
DE: 39le. Sun; after 2 pm. 20
per-, with license. desires job, ] pm.
to 2 an. cleaning once @ after :, 9
GIRI 4 sos sSl0fes *ansS 1sSS t7DinR e so. do
HoRsEWoMAN and trsinex-instruc-
tor desires position at large country
estate or ranch: capable of taking
full charge: also excellent cook: not
servant type; widow; go anywhere.
MAID 1Ea Sss-Ni Or NussEMAn-wants ssaE to 70 60
to Florida; capable woman: last
position 26 years. Box s52-K, Star.
NURSE, PRACTICAL. WHITE, desires
ss1s Of ssa Rstsn! to "snsp s1s D!so
References. AID. 1884. go
settled, white; excellent ref
erences: care Of child over 2; live
sEcRETARYM6o e so15; you want /. Sec secr.-
tary who can do your work in record
time and do 1t well? White. legal,
edit. exper., personable, university
grad; $50 minimum. Sat. and Sun.
after 6 pm, weekdays all day. Call
10. 2-0940. 20s
10 years. experience. good
reference. IA. $685.. 20s
REF. LIGHT COL. JAMAICAN-High
schooled. PIX opera, 30 yrs. exp.
in selling. Some tipping Desires
public contact position. TO. $3.50.
guesthouse or apt. mgr; yrs. of ex-
perience. RA 1926. 20s
Evening star., 1949-11-19
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. CFA, college FraduAte.
married, 10 years thoroughly diver
sified sxgerience. best refersnnces.
ACCOUNTANT. JH:. II years' thor
ough experience In cost and .Eay. Pay.
1ssS5sgsT$ss sss $;ps:: ;. s's5 r.
WI. 3751. after 8 pm, 20'
ATTORNEY, experienced, thorough
accounting BACKGROUND, seeks asso-
sssia sia.iSn gtth 9Th busy tax lawyer; 20. Box
CARPENTEE FOREMAN. new con-
open oas''Io Tor % immedsate a' q eempioyment. Do @
DkAFTSMAN, eiectro-mech.. desires
evening and Saturday part-time
draftinE or similar work. IA f.
pkiVER, SHsi svssi sith Is A.rs of ..perienee.
delivering. Washington. Md. and Va.
EHH99iiNsEaEaaa:.EsrrMAros H9i saaa: -conssruc. str
, tion supervisor desires connection
with flrm specialtztn9 in commerctal
rks ASB seGns So sraises POSI-
tion wanted by Qualtned and CON
scientious youns vet. Box 11s-L
MAN. colored, wants part-time work;
restaurant or elSeWnere; mrs., pm.
to IL pm. Ii. 4-4036. 2O'
OFFICE MANAGER ACCOUNTANT.
broad experience In ONCE pT2cedures'
accounting systems, handling per-
sonnel. Box 334-K, Star. 21s
PAINTER, inside and outside paint
ing; Kem-Toning; reasonable prices,
free estimates. WADE, ME. 1895.
SALESMAN and ONCE clerk. young
man. 81. desires position with fu-
ture; best references. D1. S161.
VETERAN, with 8 years. exp. in old
and new electrical work; will 60
OF. Hillside S079. 20. 20'
YOUNG NAN. coloTed. desires Job as
YOUNG EXECUTIVE, 90 yrs. busi-
ness BACKGROUND, ability, neat ap-
pearance. good personality, desires
permanent position with opportunity
for advancement. Glebe 1907. 20s
COLORED exper.. all-around kitchen
man desires night work. Call DE.
CoLORED MAN wants lob as fire.
man or ianitor; 5th-class engineer
license. HO. 9070. 20s
Evening star., 1949-11-19
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

LApNRREss-For ~ IlsEss bachelor 'esg!cs, SS.
cLEASINa.G.Hw.. II; SisassG5 eolored siri. III in
experienced, wishes . lob. Call
IA, s4es. ask for ANNIE ED
CIV, Southern girl. colored. wants
RsEt ssEa time or days work. Call los su.
GIRL desires days work IN home or
ONCE; no cooking. Tel. Ii. e.s7o4. sS.
GIRL. colored. wishes r.h.w.. full,
pa.1et part time nr, or eSay Ssys work. City ref
cans slms. ssnf: 81, z4zs. se.''' steady or part
GIRL, colored, would like gh.w., 8
days; good references. HU. $3.50.
GIRL, neat appearing, colored. wishes
days work. Call after 2 Pm. TR.
HoUsEKEEPER, experienced with
small children; live I'M; do upstairs
work. Good refs. Call DE. 4034.
WOMAN. colored, wants 8 davs' work,
Tues, Wed. Thurs; VI. 8597.
WOMAN, as,Ia ;, eolorsd; reliable, ;, sood cook,
WOMAN, coiored. would like day job.
Cleaning house, ONCE, store. Exper.
reliable. Excel. refs. AID. 1882.
WOMAN wants days work. Call TR.
1850.
WOMAN WANTS days work, Mon.
Wed. and Sat. D1. $685.. 30
WHITE GIRL desires to take care
Of children In NV. and Inv:
live out; S26 wk.. carfare. DE.
TWO GIRLS colored, graduates, de-
sire work. Mattresses. g.h.w, cook; !;
live out. 8 am. to p.m.. AT. 1910.
C0LORED exp. ref. cook. afternoons,
part time, Mon. to Friday; NV.
sec. HO. g104.
COLORED GIRL wants g.hw.; likes
children: city reference; live in or
out. NO. 1851.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
HONE IMPROVEMENTS

ALTERATIONS sPECIALIST, COM
merciai or residential work. store
fronts, Kitchens and cabinet work.
FA' 1856. ~ go
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, nag
stone terraces. walks. chimneys. fire.
places: cement driveways, porches,
retaining walls. pipe drainage. AL
kinds Of waterproofing. F. MAR
CUCC1O. Route 8, Horners lane,
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 35SS.
49,
prompt and expert install
lation. of chain link wire fencing.
It protects your home and keeps
your yard safe for children's play
Call ME. 4S40 for free estimate.
TH-CONSUMERS, 14l3 New
York ave. NV. "a
FLOOR SERViCE-Nothins but the
best; laying, sanding, finishing,
cleaning; psrquet installation. Bruce
finishes TLooRING coNTRAc-
Evening star., 1949-11-19
PERSONAL

and remodeling Of
suits and dresses: have good refer
snces; all work guaranteed. Tel; NO..
H2Ys RsR1ns xoG 9tse' q CLOTHES rnoBaEEM, aSa
A.e os!sd assin; iai ss LA ESyGE yGo s Dress
maker, make it wearable. Nothing
too hard to handle, Formerly Of bth
ave, N. Y. Centrally located at ITO
r st. NV, RIM. 20. Tel. TX. 1903.
EXCEL. DAY CARE for girl IN pyt.
home. Lewisdale, Hyatts. Md. WA.
WSRM ISRsi HOME ArMosPHERE with
day and night nursing for refined
.ff&sh.TiSSs fSs5', lsss xHb III l2as pl2naEsssmAKifsso
: Custom tailoring, designing. Quick,
reasonable. Expert fitting 4 work- Uer
rnsRic RsRiaps SALE dse woo,sns. g as Sis SiS ~
Trimmings. yarns, sewing supplies.
Fur CoATs REMoDEIKD. latest
yle. @ 1.nser tips and 1d.s sapes; .nv Phone f,ms
VACANCY for elderly lady in small
rest home; best food; 24-hr. care;
home like. Vienna 446-J. -2b
MICHEL Is famous for hair goods.
Toupees. wigs. curls. brsids. ste,
yzCaANcY XII RSPoPe Pok 'IS.i ELDERLY is' fEoFIEyG. PIE.
In pvt. home; tray, nursing serv-
ice; resS, GE. 912S. 20
KNITTING exquisite little garments
TO order. Also other gifts. EN-. 1877.
sPRrNa VILLA coNvALEsCENT
HOME has vacancy for elderly per.
son or chronic Invalid. MIRIAM
ROTH. 81. 0l2l. 20
VACANY. rest home. elderly ladies;
best food and care; etray servicei
rsas. sH. 40i4. -S1
Evening star., 1949-11-19
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, Al and help care for baby:
9TH Other m help s' employed employed Asn IA. sssi.
COOK, 1st class. downstairs clean
ing, live in; must be exper. and have
refs; refs rS Ss5 eSsa gs; other help employed
COOK AN AND Sew CIV, live in; pvt. nm:
fond Of children; exper.; city refs;
COOK sSSi xS6 MI a.a.w.. G.T exper. and rets..
: live. in: no laundry: other help
s smDl.; j., stssrn9oR sss SR :na ssaa every ether
cook. ean al AND ssi End Hi GTRI@Mother and
deuehter or two women to live in:
one to do 1st class cooking and
some cleaning: other. to do upstairs
cleaning. serve and help with chill
sEsa ssg Dsp mgs S Be- sTRsr EM sss aRs hav. !s'
on permanent position. Must do LIST
class cooking and serving, cleaning
and some laundry. Must be thor.
9sghly DeT Io e1Pss Ell, ind a. ssss sss Fsfs $3.50
cPLE., PS5 nv wHfTE, T Pal part of time, r.h.x. in
exch. for quarters for self and hus-
band, he otherwise empl. WI. 3l73.
GARDENER. white. thoroughly exper.
with flowers and vegetables and
pvt, bath; must have recent refs;
prefer some one who can drive.
Year-round job. Box s1-H, sn Star.
HoUsEKEEPER, white. good cook.
s2hs sGs ims 500 ssus mo Box e49 o1e sssr
HoUSEKEEPER, white, middIe-aged;
live IN as one OF family of 3 adults:
light housekeeping, assist semi.inva-
lid wife; good wages. 3101 9th St.
HoUsEKEePEs, Us x PaGns cssRela aSee eaper aa for
discriminating family. to do cooking
and serving; no other housekeeping
duties required; other help employed;
rm. and pvt. bath, excel. surround
ings ary and nd wosEss1s Sss9s stsr sana; excel ss
HoUsEKEEPER, familiar with jew
asc. AS: $ss5. sat. OF. NO. Sd15 q
Ho1sERRERRk-cook sSps Rf1nanf for eide elderly
S:g'a;s''s s:ss R.1s tsF tu ss'* 30. y: z
AfSTD. colored, experienced. serving
and cleaning, small amount OF cook-
ns e:hss rsanred fe i've M fs soo
MorHERs 1 e Heller. isna to SG live H. Pleas.
ant room with private bath. Gen.
,eral housework. HY. 0690. 30
WOMAN. white. for g.h.w. and care
Of 2. small children: good salary;
live in. IA. 0983. ri
WOMAN. experienced, under So; TO
live In: your duties will be those
of average housewife; small family
Of employed couple and child. WI.
WOMAN, settled, white or colored,
| to live In: g.h.w.; large family. must
have good references with children;
S25 week. Please write, giving ad-
dress and references. Box 20S-J'
wHITE Ssh.I WOMAN wanted as house.
keeper. and cook. Cali after 6 pm.
GIL. 1885. 1917 Fairfax dr., Arl
SETTLED REFINED WHITE LADY
with some income, to. make home
for working widow and school, -aged
child; pvt. rfn. and board, In q
bedrm. apt. Phone AK. $500. Ext,
73U, after pm. -2l
EXPERIENCED capable woman fol
g.h.w.; experienced with children;
willing to sit 2 evenings week;
$50 week. hours from 10 am. te
Z pm. 81. 1901 after g. pm. -2C
stay ssS so.Ia n.ss's. rI Fay s47 s7s vk. EsSSoH
EXPERIENCED COOK and g.h.w:i
bh days; S26. No calls after 6
RE. 1928.
Evening star., 1949-11-19

se.n.s 1.se.'d dishes: sss: asaRfs
ssslsfin coat. susi sizs 4a; house open
70 am. to pm. Sat. and Sun.
l04 So. Fenwick ST.. Arl., Va. CK.
FURN:-e.pe; din, rm, set, SIS;
mower, studio couch settee. CHI.
FTki.,-Kit. cabinet; walnut metal
coal coal hester: va Walnut lS; 1ardrsse VIE
beyeled mirror; kit. table; dinetts
Windsor chairs; bedspreads. dishes
and silver. Vienna 238-M. 30
rm ouss sM fSyn.,hnss Ssgs asi1 q Abe e.
eaRaeE aaa.e T. Dao;SSRis. ao;SSis sxs. stock. " With
fiiMEsE fhhTMdEssfs; co closing ass out u. hIBsEY
ma. 1928. Open Sat. mornings,
easD1r is.ns COS! Foshs Vi. .T0:: :s nss sS, 2:
group s6b; incl. lawn mower,
rubber + tired alum: wheel barrow,
100 It; hose; etc: PA. 4446. 30
sr: Perfect us sonsstta!ssn; soas s1oo or De.! Of
perfect cond. Thermometer; $50.
326 18th St. ne, call AT. S493.
GAS RANGE. full burner, table TOP,
side oven. utility drawer; S36. 1920
37th ST., Mt. Rainier, Nd, AP. O499.
GAS RANGE, 4-burner Hardwick
table top, and Electrolux refriger-
ator. Excellent condition; S86 for
both. For quick sale. RA. O656.
GAS RANGE, apt. size, never used;
$50. 2406 Sheraton St., Silver Spring,
Nd. lGa. ave, wheaton,. --21
GAS RANGE, Magic chef: Kelyinator
6ls GU. it.: also bedroom furnl-
ture and desk; reas. 1922 Queens
st. ne. Ii. 3-2SS3. 80
GAS RANGE, Tappen, used less than
yr.. 1949 model. Owner must sell;
orig. cost $269.95, will sell for $500
or best offer. JE. 3-SO6O. go
Evening star., 1949-11-19
GAS RANGE REPAIRS
NATURAL GAS SERVICE. OIL. 6s72.

HOUSE PAINTING, interior and ex-
taTiss; n4ises IL u yofn ysss, quar- reaseasele 20.
saRkEE. s1Ta; ssnsssle W. 7biz BTz1sss Can IA MR
PAINTING. paperinE. door sanding,
free estimate; CHARLES 3.
raansnaN esssmases. Il. 4o2sss. ef'0' go
PAINTING, paperinE. carpentry work;
very reas.. quick service. Mr.. AS.
KEW. Day and eve. OR. 7000 20s
PAINTING: interior; exterior; re- reason. On.
:nsiI snls f.ss yo. ssssi. ss.s1Ms..' No ioo 700
piastering. For a Job weil done, at
2 price you can afford 70 pay, call
PAINTING, PAPERING. Kem-Toning;
Il Sf ssSss ssss Ho 5s'sHosSs ioss Issss
rzfsriNa; AZ; aesi. 1..-el.ss white m.ohan,e; han
walls and ceilings Of average size
, room; $3.50; DU; 4242; ~ 40 i,
rAnsf!sfi sms iie. s.sinss. No sssersn ses :4o
,zIsTIas a, aSls. AND PARE. ,. nAEaIs.o A
papss. wl,iam' gEsdMpcsHrrARs. gsd,nMt and Aia ns Ne.
|, 6OS Penna. ave. Sc. Ii. 3-6670.
PAINTING. THANKSGIVING s2E-
CIAL--.Any average rm:; $12.bO;
imWsdiate service; VI. 67e7: 20
pairs; expert mschaniss; ME; Law
PAPER HANGING, PAINTING. plaa-
tering. floor sanding; special low
price this gesk , only . GE lN:;s 23se. ,s;ss IA
mechanic; 20 yrs. exper.; reliable.
estimates free. THE DECORATIVE
SHOP. RA. 1i17. ..,, .
work; estimates free. Call MR.
BECKETT DU. 40k3.
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING
Immediate service. White mechantcs.
call I'M, 1919. -21
PAPERHAHGING-U up per rm.;
1919 washable sumfast papers: work
PLASTER REPAIRNG. patch work !
specially, by white mech; good serv-
ice. =. o. LIVINGSTON. To. 0d7l,
PLAsrERrNa A SPECIALITY, new .,
old work, large or small Job. White
mechanics. Work guar. NO. 2J2S
PLAsTERINa AND RKPAIRINd q
White; work guaranteed. CAN NJ
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