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Evening star., 1949-03-03
Outdoors Show
Plans toHoId
Special Nights

A series of special nights"
have heen arranged to honor
District citizens associations,
members of Congress and Wild
life conservationists during the
second annual Washington
Sportsmen's and Outdoors
Show which opens Saturday at
the National Guard Amory.
Next Monday has been desig-
mated Congressional Night"
when outstanding legislators
will be honored guests of the
producing organization. the
League of Maryland Sports
men. John H. Connaughton.
president, and other officials OF
the Federation Of Citizens AS
sociations will be feted on
Tuesday night. A delegation of
conservationists attending the
North American wildlife con-
vention will be saluted on
Wednesday night.
All of the special programs
will be spotlighted on the big
Sportsmen's Show stage in the
center of the Armory. A Sec
tion of seats will be reserved
on Tuesday night for all men,
bers of citizens associations.
Evening star., 1949-03-03

tators at Dyke Park. Jack still
has several angles to clarity on
that deal but he has signed the
fighters.
The goth Century Sporting
Club has a proposal coming up
in a day or two that might appeal
more to Chairman Eddie Eagan
of the New York State Athletic
Commission than Louis approach.
Likewise, the Tournament OF
Champions is talking of an elm
ination tournament and also OF
a Savold- Charles match.
Whatever the outcome. Louis
certainly started real ring
rumpus with his re-retirement
Monday morning. He returned
yesterday from a Nassau exhibi-
ton to find the story topping
most of the Nations sports pages.
UNITED STATES HOCKEY LEAGUE.
MinOeaDOllS. &: Tulsa, 9,
Evening star., 1949-03-03
Louis Plans 10 Tie Up
Heavyweight Title
In Jacobs Style
By the Assoeioted Press

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 3.-Joe
Louis plans to give Mike Jacobs
a dose of his own medicine by
using the exclusive contract treat
ment to tie up the heavyweight
title for his International Boxing
Club.
When Louis wrested the crown
from Jimmy Braddock in 1887, he
agreed to fight only for Jacobs
Goth Century Sporting Club for
the next 10 years. Apparently
the Brown Bomber learned a les
son in shrewd promotion tactics.
A most important. but generally
overlooked, factor in the signing
of Ezzard Charles and Jersey Joe
Walcott to fight for the champion
ship with National Boxing Asso-
citation approval was the exclusive
contract clause.
Charles and Walcott agree, If
victorious, to fight only for Louis
and his two partners, Arthur M.
Wirtz and James D. Norris, for
the next two years.
Felix Bocchicchio, Walcott's
business representative, confirmed
this exclusive clause yesterday at
his Miami Beach Hotel.
This is a good break for WAL
cott," said Felix, II would rather
have him fight Louis again for
the title, but Charles is okay. The
contract calls tentatively for either
New York or Chicago as the site"
Jake MintZ, who has been hawk
ing Charles wares from rooftops
for two years. agreed to anything
Louis might say.
I'VE go along with Louis in
whatever he says about Charles, p"
said Jake in a blanket indorse-
ment Of the Bomber's plans. I'VE
will fight exclusively for him If
he wants"
Of course. Louis may wind up
with only half a title. Jack Solo,
mons has proposed a bout be-
tween Lee Savold and the winner
of the Bruce Woodcock-Freddy
Mills fight for the London version
of the crown before 100000 spec
Evening star., 1949-03-03
Muson-Dixon
Continued From Page CID

first half and a total of % before
leaving the game.
Coach Lefty Reitz put 6-foot-5
Bob Anderson on Garshag in the
first half and. when Bob failed
sent 6-foot-5 Frank Barrett in to
replace him. Reitz may rs well
have used a couple of Singer mid
gets for all the good they did
Garshag's ball-handling and tim
ing were letter-perfect. 1t is not
hard to believe that he, too, would
have equalled Houff's record and
probably bettered it, if not forced
out of the game.
When he departed. Bob Lamon
tried to put the Eagles back in the
running with a series of long shots.
He succeeded. to a degree, ringing
up a total of 20 points. Ed Moffatt
replaced Garshag and his ball
handling was good enough, but he
didn't have Daddy Longlegs' hook
shot.
Tigers Pressed in Victory.
Hampden-Sydney had spunky
Bridgewater quintet breathing
down it's neck from the middle OF
the second period until midway
the last, but had enough durability
to ward off it's rivals challenge
With the score 58-55 in the Tigers
favor, Bill Balas. Sticks MCLEAN
and Ed Sharp fished up points
in a squirt that put the game
safely under control. When
Bridgewater threatened to rally
again, little Dick Misenhelter came
through with four consecutive
foul tosses to keep his mates in
front.
It was a nip-and-tuck first half
with MCLEAN working the pivot as
neatly as Garshag to help Hamp-
den-Sydney to a 1919 lead at one
point. But the fighting Eagles
rallied and with big Jim Myers
Harry Byrd, Harry Bowers and
EdTl6 Flk6 QOallS yeOIudIl WO1 n
pulled up within 2 points at the
half, 1885.
Tourney Notes-American u.
which holds the tournament record
for the least number of fouls COM
mitted in one game 80. took over
the record for the most last night
when charged with 80. . Mount
st. Mary's owned the old mark
80, made against the same Loyola
team last year. Garshag'E
fourth foul was wholly uninten-
tional. He was jogging dowr
court and turned to tell team
mate to slow down the pace wher
he accidentally bumped Bill John
son. Lacy needs II field goals
tonight to equal his own tourna'
ment record of Is and needs q
points to equal his mark Of u
points in one tournament. -. jim
Myers of Bridgewater missed foul
free throws last night and finished
two short of tying Lacy's tourney
record of "a.
Evening star., 1949-03-03
Maryland Bill to Bar Aging
|Horses|s Aimed at Tragedies

q horse which had not won a
race in four years of running
was unfit for the track.
Higher age limits were set
for jumpers and hunters. they
explained, because the useful
turf careers of such horses nor
mally are longer than those of
fiat" racers.
Delegates Tawney and Dip
pei said the measure would
have prevented the death of
Jockey Benny Leggett, thrown
Evening star., 1949-03-03

Signal light shows when
hot. Heat control dial on
handle. Light-only ~
lbs,-saveS effort. Jteti
Evening star., 1949-03-03
American U. Withdruws
From Boxing Tourney

American University is with
drawing from the Southern invi-
rational boxing tournament at
Columbia, S. c., March 24-25
Coach Burt Courage said the
Eagles are pulling out because
there are too many entries"
Tennessee Tech might be in
vited to keep the tourney an eight
team affair, according to word
from Columbia. Other teams en-
tered are Maryland, Miami
GEORGETOWN. Louisiana State
Georgia, The Citadel and South
Carolina.
Evening star., 1949-03-03
By Ben McAIwee

Schlitz Beer by squirting to Sec
ond place with a 80 win from
Mann's Decorators has turned the
Major District Duckpin League
pennant chase into four-team
scrap.
While Senate extended its win
ming streak to six games at Hi
Skor last night. fourth-place
Hutchison's Furniture gave lead
ing Caruso Grocery a two-game
trimming at Rosslyn. while Arcade
Pontiac. although losing a 81 de-
cision to Winchester Packard at
Greenway. maintained a tie fo1
the runnerup spot.
Cletus Pannell's 400 and Billy
Stalcup's 401 sets were the big
counts as Hutchison's climaXed its
victory with 686 to tally 1850
Caruso won the first. 634 to 612
but Gene Targets 166 in a 429
set failed to rescue the middle
skirmish which Hutchisons won
GIG to 500.
Led by Joe Freschis Alb and
Howard Parsons 4O3. Toms Auto
Service marked up a 1928 to beat
H. B. Leary, 2-1. The Learys by
annexing the final with 68o
counted 1915. Karl Gochenoul
raped out 165 and 43S for Leary
Julie Singer of Winchester Pack
ard boosted his top average to
1876 with a 1894 set. Runnerup
Bub Guethler held to 128-l6
with 384.
standings::%Caru Grocery, As
80: Schlitz Beer. 1926; Arcade
Pontiac, 1926; Hutchison's Fur
niture, 4l-37; Mann's Decorators,
37-41; H. B. Leary. 37-4l; Toms
Auto, 36-42; Winchester Pack
ard, 32-46. !
Evening star., 1949-03-03
|PimIico-LaureI Bill
Before State Senate
BY the Associotsd Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Mar. 3.-l
bill to allow transfer Of historic
Pimlico's racing to Laurel was in.
troduced in the State Senate yes.
terday and signs of a fight soor
developed.
The bill went to the Senate with
recommendation for passage from
Gov. w. Preston Lane, jr. The
Racing Commission also gave the
consolidation its blessing.
But Delegate TaWney Of Balti-
more raised his voice in objection
He protested the so days of rae
ing at Laurel, suggesting the 10C
days permitted in Maryland be
divided equally with the other two
tracks, Bowie and \Havre de Grace
Each now is allowed Is days.
Tawney also objected to allow
ing expenditure at Laurel Of Pim-
lico's $560,00O in building funds
now held by the State. He pro-
posed it be kept by the State.
These same two objections were
among those made Tuesday night
by John w. Farrell, president OF
the Bowie track. Farrell said the
track officials actively would op-
pose passage of the bill authoriz-
ing the consolidation in 1850.
Milton A. Reckord, president of
Havre de Grace, has indorsed the
merger as being "in the best in
terests of Maryland racing"
Evening star., 1949-03-03

Drill to center of l2- circle.
Sands. shapes etc. Bail
and roller bearings: V"
cap. key chuck. aHts2s
Evening star., 1949-03-03
New Mckinney Daughter

A second baby girl has been
added to the family of Bones Nc
Kinney of the Washington Caps
Mrs. Mckinney became the
mother of 8-pound Kitty Eliza
beth yesterday at Sibley Hospital
Other Mckinney youngsters are
Horace Albert, age 6. and Kay
Margaret. age 2.
Evening star., 1949-03-03

from 12-year-old Alpine Boy st
Cumberland last summer.
Testimony at a State Racing
Commission hearing indicated
Alpine Boy was blind in one
eye. His owner and trainer
were cleared Of any negligence
in the Jockeys death.
Evening star., 1949-03-03

PACIFIC COAST HOCKEY LEAGUE.
San Francisco, :; San Diego,.2.
New Westminster. 3; Vancouver, 4.
Los Angeles, 6; Fresno, 3.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
HELP WoMEN lcontl

sHesr eny teF dss Appy e'fs1ias n1Ns
FLEA fftESEAANERs, pai54e l4th 81; ns;E; s s
9wSA 91SS EXT do s aEs after eysanss Ssa MondaE NE
CLERK-TYPIsT-M you are An alert
hish school. graduate. who has had
some experience and can type &C
curately 40 or more w.p.m., we have
an interesting lob for you in our
for sa.ss os5e
salary increase considerations. Lo-
cation In Silver Spring area. Ap-
ply the REUBEN H. DONNELLEY
CORP, 1121 14th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST-Exper., perm. posi-.
ton; automobile agency; unusua
ass Raton aad saaI Ssai' sofos SsSfs g. g.
cockrx,ILl asa 4, ! Lo6Nas 90 a. WAITRESS, at.
tractive, 21-2S. height, It,, Gin
or over for smart cocktail lounge
hrs, 5 pm. to ! am. excellent po.
sitson. top salary; experience un.
to experience, ability, height, weisht
sSoiorinH and dress size to Box 1891
COMPANION, white. for Q ladies: Iiv,
IN, IN apt. in the city; must drive
COMPANION NURSE, semi-invalid
! Warrenton, Va; salary, S1OO. Phon,
| Ordway Alto. -S
COSMETIC SALESLADY, thoroughl,
experienced in selling treatment
lines such as Arden, Gray. Dana
40-hour week, excellent salary, plu!
commission, modern drugstore II
II inexperienced. CARRIER PHAR
MACY, Columbia pike at Glebe I'd.
Arlington, Va. CHI $500. %
Evening star., 1949-11-06
HELD wnAEA

Woman. with car. Social work with with
large national corporation; will train:
) $55o to $50. Gsll Mon. bet. and
Ass1sfSANT s.; SE S;Helo; To OWNER wanted. a. ex.
perienced in dress and suit sales;
permanent position with excellent
salary. PALo, 720 King st., Alex,
Va. Alexandra O23O
combined with clerical
work. HANNAS ALTERATION CEN
wHETE TIFF Sdia aa foa soad sd dt osGi Children rem
i've in,.. sls5 mo. 1906 s4th St.
NV. all day Sun, IL noon Mon
Bring refs. city pref. Do not tele
TERRIFIC COMMISSIONS; sell beau.
Wlte VIII 'Sla SAros s5ss dSSs sSaEaVsRg GAVE gasi:
Summer. Boston, Mass.
FINE JOB for woman over 80; million
wife application providing extra
family income II needed; no exper.
is necessary as any woman can do
the work. Prompt interview given
Der. Write, MRS. L. SMyTHE, No
Grant ave, Takoma Park. Nd
IMMEDIATE OPENING for alert, ed
ucated woman, age 25-4b, to assist
Local director OF childcraft work
plicant must be we'll educated, un-
encumbered and avoidable for I'M
mediate employment. Write Box
162-K, Star, giving age, education,
experience and phone. So
EXPERIENCED sECRETARY-stenog
rapher. 5-day wk., pleasant work.
ing conditions, starting salary. S225
Excellent opportunity for intelligent
capable worker to establish rer-
manent eonneetion with lge. associa.
tinn. State experience, age anc
education. Box 461-J, Star.
INTERESTING OPPORTUNITY TO,
woman 35 to 40 in public relations
ability to meet public essential. Ap.
ply in handwriting. stating quail.
hcations. Box 403-H. Star, g
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
S5,9b UP. Fifth ave, N. Y, Arm dc.
sires women to sell new dresses
suits, lingerie; seen in Vogue
Mademoiselle; good commissions
MANNER. 26O-AN, Fifth ave, N. Y
Evening star., 1949-11-06

bALESWQMEN-S8 hr. easily earned
interviews Mon. TUES, wed. $50
NolS.:r q Resm 3 $2s; ,Rostlsnd sids,.
houssr h'4!, sr. og osg75sbL 5sbLAsT1cs' 1923 Vt.
sEAHsfhEsswsome exp.ri.nes ia
selling ladies' wesring apparel;
ksaiiNsssaas.nfih as FIJI 81. excellent
skAMsTRtS9 and alteration hand.
0ns aecustomed tq doing good work,
Eve r.ss. Ate1sFS SfAN. H1;.
ERs, 1859 columhis rd. NV Ia
restaurant, capable of handling 10.
eisl security and similar. records,
s1sy. so x; plus meals. oivs
s,ssJ s:S,.ss:Jl Ss eSSs:,s,sss. y;
f5o; ssSo bsslnnias s:.isIs. 'IRS VII
regular promotions to alert, indus.
t1ious yoinG woman who can qualify
for permanent. interesting. chal-
sna snf,ha sIsE esys Boz s4sJ se5 star
sECRETARY-We|l- established design
DEVELOPMENT and. construction arm
desires dss,rts young Fo;rtsa att;rsssive; fSomEpessnt
inE helptul. Pleasant xorkinE con;
and iutsrssttng work. Good salary
State age and experience. Box
sfGssTkK9. fSSsHi ik9 ~. $3.50. must b. top
nifht On .Hictstion. typing and sec.
and interesting. work; permanent
position for risht party: Apply
Calvert ave-, Alexandria. Va. %
GECRETARIAL ASSISTANT to edi-
tor Of national mssazine:: live in
large pvt. residence, 50 mi. from
sonal movement to city. etartins
salary 81 1,600 Der annum Plus ex-
eellent room and board with In
Epin. iFSaiss M soTsRsaS snRss11 od y under nSs 81
tmaginatlvs thinkins. critical ability
sense Of humor and social sense are
ahsolutely necessary. Mail detailed
eoplication to YONDER LEA, Route
i WAE7onton, Va,
Evening star., 1949-11-06

PHOT0GRAPHER-Nieht club expe-
rience. part;ti work. must be at
sommission. Write 46S-H, Sta Star. anu
PRACTICAL NURSE, white. care OF
eeariddsa sol 9dsn lady; live I'M sloo mo
PREssERs-Must be expert f,nishers H
on SILK; must be sober. consenlai
and a steady worker. Do not phone
apply in person. ALEXANDRIA
CI1hEANWERs' I1.E Wa' 604 Montgomery ST.,
rHoToGRArHER Hie1ii Ga: wants experiences ms
telephone solicitor to work from
own home making appts. for home
RELIEF OPERATOR. general clerk
young, single woman for nationa
aiiadS ananee company; good working con.
shRANEK. RE. $50 for apt. a,t @Ns Ms
sALEsGiKl, some typing, knowledge
scientific terms helpful. Write Boz
SoSr n, star giving age, exper. -S
SALEsGlKL, experienced in floral
WORK; ful or part time. 1900 Wise.
sALEsGfHkL who is young and expert. Ms
enced IN handling exclusive trade;
must have cheerful disposition; per.
mansnt position, good salary, idea
working equations. Box 36-k. Star
aad sit s.pss ssoer ApeIy SE
800 7th st. NV. ~ %
SALES GIRLS and cashiers needed
Tor chain of radio. televisiou and
appliance stores. Working hours will
lent salary. Steady employment. Ash
for Mr.. Keller, GEORGES RADIO
d TELEVIsIoN CO.. S16 r st. NV
SALESLADIES, experienced chill.
oren,s wear; excel. salary and COM
m1Y1SSsHion. 1YSH Apply ESTHER SHOP,
SALESLADIES - Thoroughly expert.
ensed; excellent earnings; coats
suits. dresses; full or part time
apply mornings, 10 to II only, OF
ii iathe hehoS hotus ios apptmt, KAPLoWITz
Evening star., 1949-11-06

S;I;'Is,iy xSSjS Iss;; 4 aof sHospE' EsDssss ssSd
GIRIS, white, for dry cleaning stores,
ICED pay and worktng conditions.
GIRL for cashier In general ofncs.
permanent position. Pleasant work.
. srT; aog. sast;Sg:ni;; isis 4 4psi' r. nv gsrvfns
GIRL. white. to operate and manage
HiGaa HiiGGaa .sca6oL ssctfai66oL "a t1sSE SSG; q work after
smSton ssaSHa ana sssuId1:'; 1ssss,Y sPs
LxSiss-sss.ass s nsos sSsss. es.iiy tys; earned ns
writing orders for the worlds only
women's hose. Guaranteed asalnst
runs Or snsgs.s reEaEdless. Of cost
:. fu VII: VII: kEsps9 kEEssip5sIsRe' Sss Sa
LADIES' over "a. for psrt-time sales
hsussxIyss with frss time: mat Nation. n.
sl,y :ny. "a. ad1vert!:.d mea's md womsn'.
sRSas hA. 7s5e ssss:sa sSsS1sas 10 oTssssy 81:
WOMAN interested in conductins
small business Of her own as excIu-
siye distributor. win receive PROBES
in eharge Of an established unit.
THIS is permanent, with excel. op-
rpSorrtgnisy; rSr fun or part time. Box
w6MAk-1WShiite. $3.50, Ink, ps.-
Gsr pare .bneah meals for r,.s .semi,inysliaI Mon
woMSN with faDik; smpicyes a. HUSBAND asa1; %
manese guest house: salary $50 mo.
and 2-rna. furnished apt. Box 1861,
W6MEN-1An excsp.ion.l opportunity
e esSRs conrsA EItA ce oessT sSon.
WOMEN, 25-b5. now empl. in Govt,
esn esn earn ssQ.sloo per ,yk, Part
pIexmsns ones. sViaii WHRpMAH Is', pARK 81;
YOUNG LADY TO operate Switch
eo.rd, familiar with auto dealer or
hsReaee ss ETC. oss scelss saa'as
portunity for Advancement. S45
ESvEHEEssff Esff ass. sssSsiFss, sssa ssa sIdss Mdss
YopNG WOMAN. attractive. under
foreisn military matters. State age,
experience, salary desired and refer
vnFIss6; s1FSss; &nMS soY MSfSs-JI, etar,h 49,. ;,,s,u.
Iunsh.cnstseI I and bsksss sAistls ssls.lsas' saa
Honss vi, q sssssasii sssse 4h. .! a7BsSy.. 7Bsy.ss's'li'
sEWINd MAChINE-Relisbie youns
lady TO be trained for sewing teacher,
ssnssn sSms Soss nsssisasy NAPpls Z
CHINE CO, 500 7th st. NV. M
MODERN Wi uptown rssl estate ono.
Pas opening dor ssnersl once work
IF6SHasa seSas s. NooE, ssoS EEonass sssv srispa,
lovely hsndEsrchisis. Essy sales
repeats. Evperience unnecessary.
Liberal psrcentase. No risk oneE.
Exclusive opportunity. eCHMIp
rGE2R G2 P'Es PsXEsrIGes IG ksns''sn sns s.sins Ii p,.n
living you gorgeous dress, without
dress sise. HARfoRD. Dept. A-8s6'
,SI9 G!neinnasi an q *; s;o2h 2hiG; Gs;r,v,cr RI -.
;s5s HS.n .ss Sspesstusa' ssa' vSo f "a s.. s's'
work with people and who can work
on own initiative: social, civic Of
esssry, Cali Pa. l7b9 or RE. s4sS.
xog Ds ma MAY AHs S6 TIE oNF Ssrs Ss1 9Sa e
insxpsnsiss rSa; new Shsistnss siit hs ns s
rssdy now. Act as our neishior-
hood representative II silver eprins.
full Of part time. write .THtLMA
BROWN. 4e MuIdock ID, salti-
NEW KIND Of sheer nylon hosiery,
snag resistant, lonser weerinT. Per.
| feet personal at. Fast PROFITS tax.
Ing ordera, Rush name for fres
lsmpls stockinE AMERICAN MILLS,
Dsrt. COS. Indianapolis 2. Ind.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
HELP poMEs1Ic icant,l

MALI, settled. to live in; pleasant
surroundings; must be fond of chill
dren; g;h;w.; private room and bath.
MAID All, Seolo: CLEAN, neat, ef1eien.!
Comb. waitress: Salary plus 2
meals; References. Interview, Sun
day, 2 pm. 1776 Mass. ave. NV.
MAID, white, no cooking. live in or
out: good charactsr more important
MAID. colored, g.h.w:, laundry, wash
ing machine; eXper. with children;
IIlasoas I've IL. Ho Wo. Si bs9s, '''al f'iS' ''''
MAID G.H.W.-Live in: pleasant sur.
ssS sPd GsS' dsS as Ssai' a sH
MAINTENANCE MAN, janitor. paint
ing. etc, maintenance Job; salary
plus 2 meals; refs. Come in person
Sun, 2 pm. 1776 Mass. ave. NV.
MIDDLE-AGED or elderly white won.
an for housekeeper. Good home anS
ssfsrts vs9y s9y ss Ishs rsls nsFson c.fs sms
fihaHl-afs Shons VI sa5s' Sh5!a during the day
SILVER SPRING - Housekeepel
lwhitel; b-day wk.. through dinner
hour, full OF. part time; live in OIL
ssss Sss rossisn.l assss Hssh family eiIa e. lss gss
3
WOMAN. colored, cook, s.h.w. and
Laundry, Plenty Of work but lots o1
time TO do It in. Pref. some one tc
1--we in: 500 mo. Call In person
51os 5l Huntington st. NV Chevy
WOMAN. dependable. good with chill.
live with child family IN attractive t "
nome; excellent pay; other attrac-
tlons; references required. RE
9924: weekday MORNINGS.
saS,nSE maISsr for tshiif d.. and heas ShiIt
good home. oW. 8o49. ~
WOMAN, white. care OF infant; s.
Gay week; good references. ST
WOMAN. colored, to take full chars,
good COOK exp; experienced lem % at eFs sefvine rs
table. good at, cleaning and doinf
nonest, reliable and have good City
dnner saarS h9urs ssb peI pm WIKI tn as, sfs,
week. no Sundays. sf Give WI fun par: par.
ticulars when answering. Box liz
Yo'ySsGes sesf' WOMAN, colorsd. depend. m9
able; e;h.w,, care for child of empl
SsssG SssG fss setxesn sny " s Tsesns and rsts fso na
CoLoEED GIRL, handicapped or set
tied lady to help in shop; 10 am
A #HiTiE coufPLE, exper' ief'' and re-
sponsible; woman for cooking and
In. w; man for g.h.w.; excel. pyt
living quarters. Phone OR. 1907
HOUSE COUPLE, experienced; cook
mtaia' m butler-houseman. for family
good salary: excellent references.
W,ds,o,,M Write MRS; NJ JOHN MITCHELL,
EMPLD MoTHER desperately needs
white woman. live In. care for 2
small girls. HI. 3265.
EXPERIENCED g.h.w.. child care: g.
ExPEKfsS;cfl93 EsaS Ksss; l3-4 c:SnltsopTA. Sls IA. e55l
houseworker; recent local refs; ear.
laundry: most week ends off; $40
Nr. Conn. ave. Box 149-J, Star
GOOD COOK. serving and light
housework for 2 adults; no laund. ;;
!iye in. excel. quarters: Sl25 mo.
5k-day. week: must have 1st class
local refs. Please do not cali unless
you do. Wo. 7071. %