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SITUATIONS .poMEsIIc

COOK. white, excellent, from N. Y.
wants position in private family
9th other servants. Box 142-R
GIRL. colored. desires days worl
e oiIonins and cleanins' exp. ME
GIRL, colored, wants days work fol
Monday Thursday and Friday. co
GIRL, eolored, wants housework. l
GIRL. colored. wants job cooking and
housework, 5-day week. Phone AT
GIRL, colored. desires general house
work. 5la days q week. Call NO.
GIRL, colored. wants days work
Wed and Fri. NO. 4l31.
GIRL. colored. wants job as cook and
g.hw. DI. s661.
LADY, colored, g.h.w. part time
1RfISpREsS' RG;HIns PU; vos5s s5so, co,ored woman
Mon. Tues, Friday; SIS and carfare
LAuN6REss;s wants laundry work to
So DO a. q, 81 bone experienced RELIABLE
WOMAN. colored. desires work.
g-h.w. 5-day week: no cooking; stay
some nishts. VI. 3105. 49,
WOMAN. colored, wishes sh.w.,. full
OF part time. plain cook; 5 days
WOMAN, colored, wants cleaning,
care Of bachelors apt; day work
night work DU. ABB.
WOMAN. colored, gh.w., plain cook
ing. care children: 3 days week. stay
home nights: ref D1. 5214
WOMAN. colored, wants days work
or full time. Call AT. 1894.
TWO GIRLS, colored, wish to clean
apartment or restaurant; few hours
ironing, baby sitting; ia. 030l.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING with busi-
ness couple or maiden lady, desired
by Christian woman. OIL. 7746.
GOOD LAUNDRESS would like days
work Call CO O142
CoLORED WOMAN, reliable. wants
day or part-time work. DE. 1857.
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BUSINESS OPP. Cont

"PRINTING CONNECTION needed By
oftice management Arm; must fur
nish first-quality printing and du-
plicating, fast service. Our clients
are are your potential customers" Box
RooMfNs aa5,hf S'afi HOUSE for fast buyer: asa
rooms. 2 baths; Sss.46 rent; house
ST 300 down: cheaper for cash.
EDWIN L. ELLIS. 1910 Vermont
sYNTHETIC DRY CLEANING PLANT;
$1,000 week, doing over S700 pres
ent volume; sale or lease to re-
sponsible party with some cash; 15-
h.p. boiler. Box 491-M, Star.
BAR AND GRILL, desirable NV. sec
ton. no competition within 1O-block
area ;sIsdsdn modem fixtures, air conaiti0n ono
gross monthly, abes bar; priced to
VIM. CALoMIRIs PROF, INC, lol2
Exeh1nrNT 15th Ii To orP6K4TS1rY p lS5S ls for
Location and layout and trade
potential unusually fine. For fur
ther details and interview call Ho.
SMALL real ESTATE OFFICE in
COllfeu. Ittl coLdtS lOC.. sui. lot
individual broker or partners. Call
GROCERY. doing well over $500 ak
Must sell due to illness. Ideal for
couple. Living quarters, low rent.
VIII sacrifice for immed sale Cali
OWNER, DI. 1882, after $50 pm.
RooMING HOUSE HOME. 800 block
E. Capitol St; $50 mo. rent: income
quoted at S1s9.5O; this house should
sell fast for only $4,000: terms.
EDWIN L. ELLIS. 1910 Vermont
ave-. Room 217. RE. 5l4O.
KNOW OF AUTO DEALERSHIP
being available. If interested and
have $4,000. phone RE. 07O3. -l3
MAN OR WOMAN with substantial
capital for modern trailer park,
nearby Virginia and new super high
way; complete plans and construc-
ton organtZation; unusual demand
for this type housing, p o. box
22I3: Mair Postoffice, D. C. Ia
ROOMING HOUSE-A st. near 5th
Sc; 10 rooms, l u baths: rent. S75
mo-: income quoted S277 plus apart
ave, Rm. cit. RE. 5140.
LUNCH WAGON-Been same loc. 10
yrs; seats so. feeds hard-working
men: inc. of approx. $4,000 per mo,
not incl. pin-ball and juke box: cash
needed for down payment, S4,5OO;
partner trouble now, will sacrifice
for quick sale, but hurry. Call CITY
REALTY. RE. 0703 or RA. 1881
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PERSONAL

CERAMIC for quality. perfection and
economy, insist upon Berkshire pot
and eolors: sold in Washington area
by: The Winthrop Studio, 2O12 K
St. NV; Boots Groves school. 814
franklin St. Alexandria: manufac-
fs1e ffu5ed by BY Pan PapeTe!! IsAsI Mfg. Ng CO. Up
PoTTERY SHOP. H5 wEshEn 4Ssh and dHMhhdaLs Msieolm
M n CLOTHES THERE ARE STYLES, 1il
in fitting there is skill. styles come,
Styles 60; but ski remains as you
Formerly of 9th, Ave, N "
nothing too hard. Centrally located,
YoRR FAMy 81 n|i IiSFSpRy R ~ dx dSns 1sH3 sos.
PORTRAITS PAINTED, oil and pas
sy.s4 = snsiq,ss e s'' artists y CAN CAN No ?E
vacancy. sat pm nursing care and It tray
service; pvt. rm:: Blk. from bus
PERMANENT. "a; shampoo and An
MARELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, 1870
SEE INAUGURAL PARADE in COM
fort, S5-SsS10 per person ANNE
7. KELLY. End and Bird floor. 1923
AT LITTLE FOLKS" nursery "a and
ATTRAefffVf Ssfi1SsF nHH fTRsfsHEp eSg Music Sc
STUDIO; 81 e;s by month week, day, hire.
sARRfE BAR ffESs School, Sol Fern pl lg. NV
tary; accredited teachers, individ-
ual tutoring, French. dramatics,
creative art, music appreciation,
furniohed; pE oh ed hot dinners enroll now nov,
DIR, FREpA R. osTRow, Phi: t.
Practice limited to physical therapy
treatments. hours by appt. WI.
III: 1oO2 Conn. ave. 13'
PETER PAN SCHOOL, primary, kin
eround, transportation furnished;
music appreciation, toy orchestra
enroll now. so1 Fern pl, NV. RA.
INCOME TAX RETURNS explained
for nominal sum by former reve-
AITERATioSs otsatlaf on ali 'gadi ladies' gar
mentS; prompt and efficient service;
open eyes. 31o9 14th st. NV,
Az f9 YoUR 1oGn BOOKKEEPING record,
and income tax preparation done BY
experts that really know how fe9l
cl Cl1SSo. 1lloIlC ON. OOOO.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME-24-
hour nursing care. Licensed by
CLASSES BEGINNING for men and
women in exhibition ballroom dane
ing; no experience necessary; pro-
fessional engasements. CAPITAL
DANCE STUDIO. RE 3044. 49,
GRADUATE NURSE will care for in
valid; women only; home atmos,
ghs5e; gF.Ie. IzsHi ktRdi understanding ssre
"oLD AT 10, SO. eoe" Mani Your,
crazy! Thousands peppy at 10
CSTREX TONIC TABLETS pep VI
bodies lacking iron: For rundowI
feeling many men, women call "old.
New ..sget acquainted size only SOC
At all druggists-in Washington, a
Liggett, Rexall stores.
BEWING by the day; experienced II
dresses. drapes and slip covers. AID
WHEN you need writing service.
editing or research, call CONNECT
CUT AVE LITERARY AGENCY, Hu
$3.50. IA
VACANCY in nurses private home
for convalescent patients; 1st-hool
room, warm. SH 1868. Ia
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REPAIRs AND SERVICE icont.

PLUMBING AND HEATING. Bath
rooms completely remodeled, free
estimates. hot-water heaters, boilers.
our specially: complete jobbing serv-
ice; cash: terms arranged. J. SHA-
PRO. NO. 5000; reg. plumber,
RADIOS, day and night calls, reas.
rate. same day service; 15-month
warrantee: free pickup and del.
ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.. AT. 1000.
1sll Nichols ave. Sc. -21
ROOFING: timing, roof painting, re;
hsFlPH fStssF,ns dE snf f15s tRVu'ns ci
ROOF LEAK? Walls or cellar wet!
Your Your WSn1Tr,T, WensT refunded nd 4aao i 1 fail
ROOF AND WALL LEAKS repaired.
guaranteed; roof painting; cutters
RoOFING-All types roofs repaired;
new states, Stag and tin roofs, gen
eral sheet metal work. guttering and
Gal1 G. b Hg; T4oMasS 1asS' Free estimates mis
sSS S:a.1s II sg a:v no 9so! JOB e.
TYPEWRiTERs Cleaned, oiled and
adjusted: All work guaranteed. RE
1!57:. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
OLD 1fLn NV
UPHOLSTERING. custom upholstery
springs retied in your home. tuftine
speciality: also restaurants and
tayeIns. Phone ov. $3.50, day. ia
UPHoLsTER1NG fTtS siHsi AND SLIP COVERS
For guaranteed workmanship and
reasonable prices call ACADEMY
st. NV. NO. 1876.
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED. CSC
up to 3 #; wide and 2, it., long
by our modern machine method
WASHINGTON SHADE g. AWNING
CO.. 2021 18th st. NV. DU $500
wATERPROOFING cellars. walls
chimneys. roofing work. expert work
low prices; guar. NEv1Ns. LU
CRACKED AUTO BLOCKS and head.
vTaasaeed Wsdsa 10 wEbr Yss5f fs5eee NC b1s yGEl
St. nv. Elk. 1904
|, FOR PLASTER REPAIRs call GIA-
oU1NTo, TR. 97s7 and LU. 0s97.
HAVING TELEv1s1oN TROUBLE.
Cali v. A. ELEcTRoNICS. HU 9432
for prompt installation and service
ATTENTIONS Small contracts given
special attention. Experience, equip
ment and individual specialists for
stone, flagstone, cement, brick. car
pentry. waterproofing, drainage,
painting. cutters installed, cleaned;
lots filled. grading, landScaping, tree
surgery, planting. fertilizer, topsoil'
walls. terraces. curbs, fences, ga
RACES. porch Enclosures, additions,
recreation rooms; free estimates. LII.
42H5, OV 6005. IA
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, remodeling. rec. rms !;
special winter prices; terms; esti-
mates. Virginia only OLD DOMIN-
ION CONTRACTING CO.. GIL. O211
BULLDOZER, owner operated: grad
ing, land clearing, driveways park
ing lots, excavating roads. Ii. 4225.
CONCRETE AND FLAGsToNE, drive.
ways, porches, walks, walls, terraces,
footings, easements. etc. Call VIM
TON DOVE, EN-. 1874. day or eve
ELECTRIC FLOOR SANDER. work
master. drum type; renew your floors
yourself. sturdily built Of highest
quality materials; SEARS ROEBUCK
d CO. 4500 Wis. ave.
FENCES, all types, ealv. materials,
set In concrste. Terms BILT-
FLOOR sERVICE-Nothins but the
best; laying. sanding, finishing,
cleaning, parduet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC.
TORS, INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave
w. ~~ASs
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ACCORDIONs, cameras, guns. must
eel instruments, jewelry. silver. old
gold. radios typewriters, luggage,
bought at the towns top prices.
Remember whether YOU sell or buy,
give us try. Save with Dave.
Dawes PAWNBROKERS EX.
CHANGE, 915 D st. NV, MA. $3.50.
lis
ANTIoUES-Furniture bric-a-brac.
china, glassware, rugs, silverware.
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY, Taylor 1898.
bric-a-brac. china. silver
ware, old jewelry. cups. saucers. Any
amount DORA KRUPsAW MILE
STONE. 1885 G NV, Sterling 7496.
BEDROOM. dining room, contents Of
home; cash. We do moving. storage.
ia. 2937. After Z pm. GE. 1416.
CAMERAS-H cash prices paid
for Letca,, Contax. Rolleinex and
other good cameras: also complete
camera and move outfits. BREN.
5E NER RRHoggo9a RH g9a4 CO. sss Pa. ave-
CLOTHING. Mems and Children's,
Small pieces of furniture, household
utilities. Bring 1t In or phone 81.
1902; we pick it UP. GOOD NElGHs
BOR THRIFT SHOP, 525 4th st.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING FOR FLORIDA; room fo
3 people. SH 1929. 12'
AZ Chew Calf, Jan. is, Southern
route; r. and h; take two. Cal
WA: 9077. PMS pm. 13"
ing January 16. Have room fol
three passengers If interested
call Elk. s050j Ext. 336. between
8 and 4. through Saturday IA
NAVAL OFFICER driving to Cam,
bridge, Ohio, Saturday. TR. 1882
DRIVING TO MIAMI, FLORIDA, Jan.
uary q, take one or two riders
CaL DE, 1914 after 5 pm. 14'
DRIVING TO N. Y. CITY, Friday, [
Twinihg 0749 after 7 pm.
DRIVING TO MIAMI. FLA, Jan, 15
room for two or three; share exp
AID. 6340. l3s
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1oA-S NCIHlO ave. INV.
c. w. Eggleton Bus. Chance
To buy or sell. Restaurant. class c
ment; seats 75 people; av. wk. bust
gross net, good lease, terms. 0 AAe'
Restaurant and Night Club
people; entertainment; guarantee
yrs. lge. per cent Of business LIQUOR.
Under pres. operation will pay for
itself in less than 90 mos; sh yr.
lease, terms.
Restaurant
Glass C license. NV. location Nicely
rathskeller, doing approx. $4,000
monthly business same owner 10
yrs. OPP. owner wants rest and vac.
Terms.
Restaurant
Beer. wine, near Union Station; Can
sick, must sell. $4,000 cash handles.
Roorning House
Furn. in light housekeeping apts.; 1s
Kennedy NV. Buy real estate and
business on easy terms.
Roomlng House
Beautiful Lamont ST. in Mt. Pleasant
Fine furn., plumbing installed fol-
4 apts.; presently operated as room
ing house: income, 1878 per mo-
plus owners 3 rm. and bath apt
Buy real estate and business, owner
leaving town.
Rooming House, NE.
Det. furn., 16 rms, 3 baths; estate;
must be sold.
DelicateSSen
Frozen foods; NV. 14th st. loc.; 5-yr
lease; z apis. in building; total
3-STORY ROW BRICK
Near Dupont Circle. Presently op-
Grated In 8 furn. apts.; income,
" D15 EoGGsPPoN e. PSS ags ss17 fo1 14tS 9Snsf e.
n.vs Du. bo61; res, Du. o747.
Ia
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

70 ROOMS, Is BATHS
Long lease-17O0 block Mass. ave.
expensive furniture, baby granc
piano. large dining room incom,
quoted $3,400 mo- cook will stay;
real money maker; owner must sell
only $4,000 down. ST. 5757
G.. j. YOUNG. BROKER
Evening star., 1949-01-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BABY FURNITURE = Cribs, high
chairs, play pens. ETC.. by week or
month; free delivery. DU. 3444.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO., 622 e st.
NV. National 40S.
REFRIGERATORS. washing machines,
sun lamps, waxers, etc. DISTRICT
ELECTRIC CO.. WO. 4902. Is
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Auerbach & Co., DI. 65Ol
Business Specialist. 1924 x st. NV
Corner Grocery, NV.
$1,000 weekly. colored trade, low
rent; Call Mr.. B. Auerbach, DI.
COLORED TRADE
Small grocery store for beginner:
$500 weekly. rent. S75 mo-. in
eludes apt. Call Mr.. Weinreb, ewes,
DE S64O.
WHITE TRADE, NV.
Fine grocery. $3.50 weekly. no beer;
ewes. VI. 921O.
Auerbach g. Co., DI. 6501
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1929 Vermont ave. NV.
5 AND 10 STORE

D AND III STORE
No. 32-Dime store with lg., averas.
ing better than $500 wk; $1,000
plus stock: terms.
HABERDASHERY
No. 33-A well-appointed store in
popular section: $500 wk. bus. that
can be doubled by go-getter, So
500, plus stock: terms.
VARIETY
No. "A compact stand. doing 81 200
on 6-day week: good hours; high re-
turns: $4,000 handles this easy
money-maker
LUNCHROOM
No. 9--Downtown: 500. 6-day week;
easy to operate: $4,000 down.
SNACK SHOP
No. 15-l0-yr. lease at S75; this long
estab. eatery needs q young hustler
70 easily double the present $500
wk.; take $1,000 down.
DELICATESSEN
No: 52-Uptown and ultramodern,
with fountain and booth; rent. only
S15 mo-; current wkly bus, $1,000;
needs an exper. operator; with ST.
500 cash down.
BILL SIMONS
The liye-wire broker" EX. s1s1.
1928 NJ st. NV.
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DGS Self-Service Grocery
Weekly volume, $1,000; living quar-
tiers: white clientele; good lease;
owner SICK, must sell. good merchant
can improve business; $4,000 down
may handle.
Self-Service Grocery
Meats and beer: weekly business aver
aging $1,000: hard workers could
Improve; large store, nicely equipped;
$4,000 down will handle.
KOGOD g. BOOKOFF
63l e st. NV, Ma. 93s9. MA. 1874.
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drawer, 9 doors below: new cond;
s75. Credenza buffet; S75. CO. 3366.
CLOSET BOWLS. tanks. seats, outfits
ATLANTIC CO., so7 v st. NV. NO
CLoTH COATS AND suITs-Every
cloth sarment in the shop has been
reduced for immediate clearance
The unprecedented warm weather
during. Oct. Nov, Dec. has left our
racks, overstocked. The selection is
Every garment was bought for this
seasons selling. Here is your op:,
CAB, sharkshin. broadcloth. etc,
coat or suit you've been wanting at
nnDeeyr1s n0S snd ssve faynsS aAsk S R E3R Buy
ner sth and G SITS. NV. (see our
chorHEs a5 Al siSG dryers K fas c3Smn GE practically
seT; 3. sost sSa $3.50; will sell si75. Sail
CEEoorHiNG. man's-Harris tive tweed
size 40, good condition. TIE. $3.50.
CLOTHING. lady's suit, size IA;
heavy salmon colored suit size 10;
also :s1I four very nice dresses, size u
CLoTafNG-Full 2ilsfi dress suit, 2 white White
vests, tailor made; tuxedo coat, black
vest, size 36 long; opera hat. size
6s4 Woodley 0431 after pm. 16s
COATS, size 16. bought at Best's. red
fitted; lined CAB. raincoat and check
tweed: cheap. D1. 0299.
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT, con.
crete mixer, los Koering. Smith las
3 wheel roller Hercules. 10 ton: con.
veyor Atlas. Elk. 1741, OIL. 6776.
DARKROOM EoUIPMENT-Enlarg
srs; printers, paper. chemicals
terms: trade-inS
DIAMONDS bought from private par.
ties at bargain prices. Cluster die.
mond ring. II fine full-cut dia-
monds. platinum mounting, $l25
ing approx. u carat. $3.50. Pail
DIAMOND earrings weiehing l carat carat
Fine color. perfect diamond, weigh.
ing 77ll00, CO.. earat' , i9r $500; eI Plat, !,
and marquis cut diamond in center
fSs E.. ssgo SR osprRHsIMER. Hffsh lRsuds si7 tai
st, NV.
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Groc., Meats-Bargain
b-year lease, rent 800; income
quoted $4,000 mo-; meat display
case: self-service. Only $4,000
down. Sterling 5757.
c. J. YOUNG, Broker
1000 HHarraant Ia MI
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BOARDING HOUSE. over Ayr. lease,
with option for 15 yrs; about block
of Conn. ave. on prominent street;
15 rooms, 3I2 baths: gross income
in house, S1,065. plus 5000 more
from table boarders. quoted by SELL
er; price only $1,000, maybe terms
EDWIN L. ELLIS, 1910 Vermont
ave Pom OH PIE h1dA
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" mn mo- . ,OU up
repairs. cARTy, 1908 i4th. '
coal. wood: elee.J. ACME sTovi
GO l0i1 IN ST; NV; ma; 1852;
snfs oUr %ALa s.mpss nAsE
tremendous reductions: BLOCKS S,
$95s s9iSI NJ 6d. St; nv. No No; 1903:
, ess!zs' An SsS' es}i sfii' Il. eassa s,ssn ana
Lts csil RM E6cast suiTF 7Sas PC excel: is sc1d
LIVING KooM0sy, y, popular demand
we have extended our 2o% dis.
count sale on entire stock. Come
early to get best selection yhile
4RN i!SfH Is ESGHpaar s9nplsss GSEAT aeE IF RAPIDS
largest and most complete used
LuMBERSsuilding shei materials, bott
new and used. of all kinds at Robin.
sons. open all day Sat: and Sun
A-in; 4xs fir plywood. only 81. sc
4xs, only S7.95 ca; 4.irl. AXIS, only
50 80 ca. The above plywood i.
beaut. Ar. sound one side. Beaut. IL
in. white pine shelving, only lie per
en only $li2 es a3' ssaut ssaahe nss
doors, many sizes, only 7.95 ca
The above prices include delivery ir
any quantity: Now then-try ROB.
INSONS NEW a. USED BUILDING
MATERIAL, 1890 Kenilworth ave
ne. Phone AK. 1900 and see what
M4CHINERY, yaS liner O. q. Brown & as Shape
auto. screw machine. No. 2 Foster
turret lathe. 10" bench lathe. acety.
lene Welding outfit, "A" drill press
All machines have complete tooling
MEAT CIEAvERs, solid steel, reg.
$3.50. only S1.75. HACKERMAN
SALES CO., corner 1st and New
MEaT HolF cUBE eYhi = STEAK MACHINE. EtH efec.
trio. reg. S1s5, only s55. HACK:
ERMAN SALES CO., corner LIST and
MoTokscooTER EsT ks5S oYs; is47 cushman; n' ir
excellent condition, must sell in or.
der to buy automobile. Call SH
MUfsicAL iNsTRgUMENTs. barsain-
Martin cornet. latest model, gold
lacquered, S99.50: American Stand.
ard trumpet, 5000; Pan American
clarinet, like new, S6950. Many
other bargains in our pre-inventory
clearance. Budget terms. KITS
OFFICE DESK. will sell TO hiehes,
offfeE R1afeT; F1RAifURE, I'll arfGi r.conditionee
desks; chairs; nles, tables. etc. 42s
on BURNER, 8 burners. NH con.
trolls. In good operating cond. Cal
vi. $3.50 after 8 pm. Ia
Evening star., 1949-08-31
Special Dispoich 10 The Stor

CHICAGO, Aug. 3l.-Lloyd Hit
tie, the only Nat without bargain
basement background, is demon
strating that money produces re-
suits. At a cost of $5o,o00 cash,
the release of two pitchers out
right and another on option to
Oakland of the Pacific Coast
League. the Mats obtained the
little left-handed pitcher. and
within the last month he has
shown value received.
Hittle represents the most ex-
pensive investment in player by
Clark Griffith in 20 years. He was
grabbed on the enthusiastic in
dorsement of Scout Spencer, Alb
bott. who suffered considerably
when Hittle got off to a slow start
with the Mats.
To the Oaks. in addition to that
bundle of cash. the Mats sent
Pitchers Milo Candini and al
Gettel and also lent them the
services of Pitcher Forrest Thomp-
son for the season. In three of
his last four starts Hittle has dis
played enough talent to justify
AbbOtt'S high opinion,
Granted a starting assignment
on August T. Hittle blanked Chi
cago. 10, on eight hits. In his
next start he was cuffed around
by Boston, but came back with a
Evening star., 1949-08-31
Fans Give $4,000
To Jackie Hayes,
Honored at Game
Special Dispatch 10 The Sior

CHICAGO, Aug. 31-Things
seemed a little brighter for Jackie
Hayes today. even if he is blind.
Hayes, 43-year-old form r
second baseman for the Wash
ington Senators and Chicago
White Sox, was given a night"
as those clubs clashed at Comiskey
Park last night.
Fans from 80 States contributed
nearly $4,000 for a purse which
was presented to Hayes, who re-
tired as a White Sox player nine
years ago. He was forced out of
the lineup due to an eye ailment
and later became totally blind.
Nick Altrock. Washington coach,
was one of the pre-game speakers
who praised Hayes. On hand, too,
with his comedy act was Al
Schacht, former Washington
coach.
Touched by the celebration and
a two-minute ovation during
which every fan in the park rose to
his feet, Hayes said he planned
to use the money to assure a col
lege education for his 7-year-old
son, Jackie, jr. Hayes is a county
tax collector in Clanton. Ala.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
Yonks Will Win by City Block,
Injuries or Not, Mack Predicts

The grand old man of base
ball said he believes that's the
Yankees secret-"They have
depth, good men all the way
down"
And as for Mize. whom the
Yankees recently acquired
from the New York Giants.
Mack had this comment:
Hes still really untried in
this league. They were win
ming before he arrived and
probably will without him"
Mack's opinion of the sec
ond-place Boston Red Sox is
that they Just don't have the
stuff to catch the Bombers.
Cleveland, Mack remarked.
is a good ball club. too, but
I'm afraid I'll have to string
along with the Yankees"
The soft-spoken old gentle
man isn't predicting anything
for his birthplace Athletics
this year, but he cautions:
There are a lot of fine
players on my team, too. You'll
be hearing from us next sea-
81 SON."
Evening star., 1949-08-31
Miami dwelling New
.S1,0O0,OOO Stadium
By the As.ocioted Press

MIAMI. Fla. Aug. 31.-This
city tonight unveils a new million
dollar baseball stadium.
Baseball Commissioner A. B.
(Happy) Chandler and other dig
nitaries will attend the opening
and watch the Miami Sun Sox en-
gage the Havana Cubans in a
Florida International League
game.
Also on hand will be Jose B.
Aleman. youthful owner Of the
stadium; Senor Francisco Socar-
ras. representing his brother, the
President of Cuba. and Manuel
Valazques. Cuban consul general
in Miami.
The stadium has a normal seat
ing capacity Of 14,500. 1t and the
parking area cover is acres.
The stadium contains a canti-
lever roof eliminating posts; luz
urious lounges for patrons and a
special bar lounge for box-seat
customers.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
-Four Canadian Teams
Enter Canoe Races

-Four strong Canadian canoe
clubs, led by Balmy Beach of
Montreal, will be in the field on
Sunday when the Presidents Cup
Regatta opens with canoe races
on the Potomac.
Balmy Beach won the regatta
championship last year by nosing
out the Washington Canoe Club.
Other north-of- the border COM
petition will come from the Car
tersville Club of Montreal, Excel
Boat Club of Longueil,e Quebec and
Island Club of Toronto.
The canoe events start at 1
pm. on Sunday over a half mile
course near the Fourteenth street
bridge. The rowing races will be
held on Monday at the same time
and over the same course.
Swimming at Indian Spring
Club, September 10 and II; the
powerboat races September II
and 18, and the sailing regatta
September "a and Is complete the
month-long regatta program.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
BY the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, Aug. 31.-1n-
juries or no injuries. says
Connie Mack, New York's YAM
KEGS will win the American
League pennant-and by city
block.
The pilot of the Philadelphia
Athletics brought his club here
for a three-game series with
the desperate Cleveland IN
dians.
II think the Yankees will win
by a city block" he told re-
porters. They've been up
there all year and I believe
they'll stay on top"
He discounted injuries to
Tommy Heinrich, the Yanks'
crack outfielder, and First
Baseman Johnny Mize.
They've had injuries to key
men all season and often the
replacement does a better job
than the regular" Mack pointed
out. Heinrich is a great ball
player. but Hank Bauer or Cliff
Mapes will go in there and do
a good job"