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Evening star., 1950-08-02
Simmons Hoping Korean Reds
Aren't as Tough as CincinnotiIs S

! delphia and was rushed to Shibe
Park where Trainer Frank
Weichec rubbed down the boys
tired muscles.
How does Curt feel about the
quick chain of events that lifted
him from a pitcher battling for
a pennant to a soldier fighting
for his country?
"Of course it's tough break
but I'll do what thousands OF
other fellows are going to have
to do-pitch in and help get the
war over so I can get back tc
playing baseball
Simmons probably will pitch
several more games before he says
good-by to his teammates. He
can obtain passes for night-gamt
chores while finishing out the
present Guard encampment a
Indiantown Gap. After that he'll
have to leave to clean up busines!
affairs before reporting to Camp
Atterbury.
Il haven't any business to clear
up with the exception of maybe
winning few more games tha
might help the Phillies win tht
pennant. I'll pitch as much as
can before leaving"
I An Army officer in Washington
said yesterday that it will be ur
to individual commanding officer;
whether major league players like
Simmons will be issued passes tt
play occasional games with theil
(See SIMMONS. Page A-21.)
Evening star., 1950-08-02

rugged pace. Marino exploded
powerful lefts to Aliens head time
and again.
He opened a cut over Aliens left
eye in the second round and kept
the blood flowing.
Marino Rocked in Seventh.
The Britisher, fighting desper-
ately to hold his title, rocked
Marino in a sharp seventh-round
exchange. Marino too began
bleeding over the left eye and
Allen went after him with sharp
lefts and rights.
Aliens best rounds were the
fourth, 18th and 18th. In the
latter he forced Marino back
wards with sharp left hooks.
Both shot the works in the last
two rounds. When the final bell
sounded. they were standing toe
to-toe, their fists flying like wind
mills.
Il got no excuses-the best
man won" Allen said. 1T was
a fair decision"
But Johnny Sharpe. Aliens
manager. said the cut over the
eye in the second round was q
big handicap. "He had a difficult
time seeing after that" Sharpe
explained.
Barely Makes Weight.
Marino almost didn't make the
weight. He had melted down from
149 pounds but at the weigh ir
was two ounces over the liz
limit. Sharpe protested. Marine
excused himself. Fifteen minutes
later he strode into the room
stepped on the scales and the
pointer rested on 112.
In 1947 Marino went to the
British islands for a title bout
with the then-champion, Jackie
Paterson of Scotland. Paterson
couldn't make weight and the
bout was postponed several times
The British Boxing Board of
Control lifted Patersons crown
but a British court restored it on
the eve of title match between
Marino and Rinty Monaghan of
Ireland.
Marino lost to Monaghan who
later won the title from Paterson.
The Hawaiian made repeated and
fancy offers for a title shot in
Honolulu. Monaghan finally &C
cepted but Marino had just signed
for a bantam title fight with
Manuel Ortiz. The bigger Ortiz
slaughtered him and everyone
said Marino was through.
Evening star., 1950-08-02
Major Leaders
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Battiug-Kell. Detroit. .352; Dolby
Cleveland, .345
Runs--stephens, Boston, 81; Di Maggie
Boston, So
Runs Batted In-Dropo, Boston, IO1
Stephens Boston, 100.
Hits-Kell, Detroit, 1877; Rizzuto. New
Doubles-Ken, Detroit, 81; zarilla, Bos.
ton. "a.
Triples-woodling, New York. anc
Doerr. Boston, ..
Home Runs-Rosen, Cleveland %; Will.
liams and Dropo, Boston, 25.
stolen Bases-Di Magic, Boston, 70
Valo, Philadelphia, g.
StrikeoL Lts-Revqolds. New York 1O2
Lemon Cleveland, 9s
Pitching-Lemon, Cleveland. 1874. 500
Trout, Detroit, -, .77S.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Rohinson. Brooklyn, $40
Musial st. Louis, 359
Runs--JoneS, Philadelphia, 90; Kiner
Pittsburgh, 70
Hits-Robinson, Brooklyn. 12e; Musial
st Louis, 125
Doubles;1Musisl, st. Louis. 80; Robin.
TriplesanAshburn, Phlladelphia. IL
Ennis: Philadelphia. %.
Stolen Bases-Jethroe. Boston, 27;
Snlder and Robinson, Brooklyn, o.
Strikeouts-Spahn, Boston, 1872; Sim.
mons, Philadelphia, 112.
Pitchins-Miller, Philadelphia. 10-e
1888: Simmons, Phila delphia 14-6 700
Evening star., 1950-08-02
Tribe to Win
Race for FIuo,
Dykes Predicts
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO. Aug. 2. - Jimmy
Dykes predicts Cleveland will win
the 1850 American League pen
nant.
Currently operating as Connie
Mack's assistant with the Phila-
delphia Athletics, Dykes said he
is picking the Indians on power
and pitching. an unbeatable COM
bination for pennant machine"
"The Indians are really rolling
and I don't think they are going
to STOP" he observed. THAT big
fellow, Luke Easter, on first base
can hit 'em a million miles and
nobody seemingly knows how to
or can't-pitch to him.
and don't forget Boudreau has
pretty sound pitching to blend
with Casters hitting. The infield
is solid, and so is the outdeld."
Evening star., 1950-08-02
Marino Wins World
FIyweight Title al 81;
Reduced From 149
BY the Associated Pres,

HONOLULU, Aug. Dado
Marino. an old man of "a in the
ring, today owns the world fly
weight title.
The Hawaiian-b born Filipino won
a close but unanimous decision
last night over London's Terry
Allen in IS bruising rounds.
Marino weighed 112 pounds, Allen
11112.
THE first punch he hit me with
I knew I could win" Marino said
in his dressing room. He is the
first American citizen in 20 years
to win the fyweight crown.
There were no knockdowns but
both fighters threw leather at a
Evening star., 1950-08-02

A lot of fighters have trained at Pompton,
up in the hilly lake region of New Jersey, but
one is inclined to think of it always as Joe
Louis camp. 1t was at Pompton that he
established his first Eastern beachhead, which
was back in 1885 when he was lean, slope
shoulder panther with Buddha face
1t was chore to interview Louis in those
days, because he was so immeasurably shy
that he retreated into a shell. But it was a
thrill to watch him train, boxing with the speed
of lightweight and hitting as few heavy
weights in history have hit. He weighed only
Evening star., 1950-08-02


would destroy ponderous Primo Carnera, which he
Although he'd never fought in the East and wasn't long
of the Detroit amateurs and away from job with
the young Louis impressive
before the Camera slaughter the late Hype goe began
prepare describing mythical between
Louis and Corbett Jefries Johnson Dempsey Tunney
After IS Years, He's Still Hungry
The Louis of 1885 was hungry He was on the verge of
fame and fortune What he'll be like this month
training Pompton requires great Imagination
bald spot the size of demi tasse and his
middle and thighs will be heavy He'll have pair of jows the
size of thick pork chops
All of which expected. youth any longer
Hes had the money and the to live we'll But what's
both surprising and oncal that Is after training
at Pompton, he's hungry again. Hungry the
needs fast money that is
Presumably want to fight Charles or any
body else But the Internal Revenue
and the quick for Joe to raise this scratch
the ring breaking promise
retired.
Fixed for Life Miles Said
Louis thought he Pompton years
when he finished training his fight with Jersey
Joe Wacot older but somewhat better
who'd all winter It was only by the
margins with ring night
in Madison Square Garden champion and pride alone his
followers said inspired him to indulge in rematch
"Joe wants that decisively
that judges referees needed Harry Mend his
agent at Pompon explained That's the only
fighting again. What the hell, he's got all the money he'll
need"
But in June of 1s4S suspected that
In need OF ready and when the question raised
Marshall Miles who acting his laughed
"Joes fixed for life" he said. Lots of investments
tiles, property and forth"
An Air Of Prosperity
Miles talking to while perhaps
1000 sat in four small beacher sections
ring waited
mostly fathers with their kids restlessy heat
seeking shade under the great
"If Joe fights again." Miles said he'll always
money-maker. Look at what those people buying"
good many people drinking cold concocion called
"Joe Louis Punch Occasionally with his would
carrying bright pennant reading "Joe
weight 1948Pompton Lakes few carried books
simply titled BY Joe Louis"
There seemed to be Of prosperity about the
all right but apparently misleading because Louis
headed back Pompton Lakes and this time instead of
training older than himself (Walcott he'll be
prepping the young, if unsung Charles.
Whatever happened to the upward of ST million Louis drew
In his title fights alone? Perhaps that question will
a
Evening star., 1950-08-02
Win, Lose, or Draw
Pompton and Shades of 1895
By FRANCIS STANN

Pretty Louis and his retnue will set train
ing headquarters Pompton Lakes attempt
that possible rusty 36year old rngman to fetch the
Younger Ezzard cop the chin and regain
Heavyweight championship of the world
Evening star., 1950-08-02
NATIONAL
Results Yesterday.

Phila.. 6-1: Cinci.. "A.
Bklyn., 21-3; Pitt. 12-1
St. Louis. 8; Boston, /.
Chi. at New York, rain
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AMERICAN
RAAult& Yesterday.

Cleveland, 8: Wash. 2.
Detroit. r; New York. 3
Chicago, 8: Phila.. l.
Boston. Z; st. Louis. 3.
Evening star., 1950-08-02

Games Today
cinci. at Phila. (n).
St. Louis at Bost. (n).
Pitts. at Brooklyn.
Chi. at N. Y. t21.
Evening star., 1950-08-02
Games Today

UNuOs 3VuUS
Wash. at Clev.. $50.
n. z. at Detroit.
Host. at st, L. (n).
Phila. at Chicago.
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Games Tomorrow.

OF l.. at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1950-08-02

Games Tomorrow.
Phila. at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1950-08-02

(See MATS, Page A-20.)
Evening star., 1950-08-02
Major League Standings and Schedules

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1850.
Evening star., 1950-07-27
RMS. FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ARL.-Rms. with cooking priyil.; SIS
and 50 per wk. ea.; men preferred;
close in Cherrydale. Jackson 2-6374,
IF YOU NEED q place as both once
and home; while in town call TO.
5906. 90
NEARBY ARL.. for gentleman; garage.
Conv. buSline. CHI. 22SS. Sat, Sun,
and ewes. after Z. 30
NICELY FURN. RM., dble. bed. Cen
tleman pref. Pvt. family. OV. 1868
SMALL FURN. BDRM. on King st.
oFFfCERS PREFERRED. 10 min. to
Pentagon; phone ext. next to bath.
MT. RAINIER, MD.-Nice large rm.,
exposures; grill, refrigerator; for
refined working cple.: near cars and
STORES; $11 wk. UN. 4446. -2S
ALEX.-Conven. location, nr. Hot
Shoppe; cozy bsmt. rm., suitable for
a gentleman; reas. TE. 3417. 30
Evening star., 1950-07-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CHILD CARE AND G.H.W.; girl, col
ored, desires full-time employment.
G.H.w.SGfri, colored, wishes Job 8
am. through dinner. Ii. 3.G3s4.
GIRL, colored, wants general house
city reference. IA. $500.
laundress. Call CO. 6069
GIRL, colored, wants JOB caring for
Saileren dags aeeP Hl ESnef4i Sc 1888 50uSe~0fk 's
PRACTICAL NURSE or companion;
experienced, reliable; hospital ref.
-erence; live, in. 10. 9;;9T25. 2S'
WOMAN. colored, wishes work by
Mi. S272. 8 am. to 8 pm. --2s
MOTHER with 9 babies. desires work
in motherless home, or night duty,
where children can be with me,
REffAsLE Xafn2s Is-U So1oRED WOMAN s7s de-
ing. Cali LII. 3-i5I4.
RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN wants
regular days work ironing Or CLEAN
s2GS GfsE desires Pc
work, will stay in; call DU. 4499.
COLORED GIRL desires work taking
care of a small child; days a week;
housework, light laundry. care for
children: days week. HU. 4143
COL0RED GIRL wants general house
work or child care; D. c. references.
CoLoRED GIRL wants days work;
pm; ref. LU. 4-4192.
COLORED GIRL wishes care for child
S25, carfare; 5i2 days. VI. SAT-.
COLORED GIRL wants job cleaning
full or part time; good reference
HO. 0175. 2S"
COL. GIRL wants morn. work; eff
cient housecleaner. Call mornings
Ii. 7-f902.
COL. LADY wants Thursday ant
Friday days work; RA. 672S; refs
ALICE.
COL. WOMAN wants Job cIeanin,
office, two nights q week after {
pm. ME, 1888. go
Evening star., 1950-07-27
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.

13t3 L ST. N.W.-Very nice single
only $3.50 weekly; maid service. Il
1884 CONN. AyE.-Sinele room for
l3lI COLUMBIA RID; N.W:-Lge: cor
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Lge., cool, clean
dble. room to congenial lady in pvt.
,ssn hsme; cIsT@s rssSUnsbls RA s94oi ~.
Rs,sh5aThood 4s s@b runa5y az g5yssssz g5Sa ss''
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. 1712 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Newly deco;
rated. rooms: daily maid service and
,s9n sTitchbsard ga service ,S NO 2,2eSi, 22sS
maid service; $7.5o-$1o VIZ. Also
a HALF BLK. from Y.M.C.A. 1926 g
st. NV. Newly deer. and furn. rms.
ffoorro for young men; Sc wk. UP. :. Elk.
A NEW HOUSE, just open, right
downtown. 91S 10th NV Employed
geoguTng men or boys; s6 wk. Ex.
1921 18th ST. N.w.-The Farming
comfortable outside rooms, "A hr.
able Igi summer rates. DE; 4750.
former legation, for employed wo-
men; only perm. tenants desired:
large semipyt. baths; $50 to $50;
1883 ssHiis \. HAVE II. AVE. N.w.-"The Pana-
manian." Lge., cool, twin bedrm.;
$3.50 wk.; also share rm. .
52O5 18th ST. N.W.--Large rm., conv.
transp., quiet neighborhood gentle
man only: Gentle family: 81 per
wk.; unlimited phone, GE. S45S
ENGLISH TYPE BASEMENT; pvt
entrance. large room and bath. 1442
Rhode Island ave. NV; also small
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1928 N sT.-Lge.
front room, running water, twin
beds; newly decorated. ST. 1926;
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, 8 vks
old, registered, S25. Call Fairfa1
cockER eS2SE SPANIEL PUPPIES, Mgs blonde
from IVY Own BTucls" Zine line, Alsz. i s
COCKER 'sis sffANIEL PUPPIES. male
and female, weeks old. SIS. Gal
1sIsH SIS SiGaR TERRIER PUPPIES, Axe oSs Sal
and UP. MAJ. c: W. BARTON. Dick
FRENCH POODLE PUPPiEs. brown, {
weeks; unregistered; parents French
registry; $50 ea. AL. CLIO. 80
Es5s!sr, !sssa. "a. PifsaRgshund 2fag: Axe sss 5ssssi''
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
reasonable. Cali sH. o2oe or Ash,
TERRiER-TYPE TERI IEiEY male dog; black;
short tail, housebroken; good dis.
position; good home wanted. 81
sCOTTIEs. choice black puppies, Axe
reg. ch bloodlines. MacKINNON
ENasa sa0ssxs sETTEE Anssfa PtPs foA SASs az
reg; bred to hunt: bloodlines incl
less. Equity and other famous dogs
priced to sell. Call MI. 20sS after
WANTED-Homes for . male altered
sats' Go asns aesnnssrsency' Call after 6 pm.
GERMAN ERi i9si SHEPHERD puppies: severa
gelden tans; Sire: Asgards HarIas
COCKER PUPS. black; little beauties
GERMAN N SHEPHERD PUPPIES, :
WKS. OLD; SIS. HI. 1888. -26
BOXER, male, z mos. housebroken
Axe, champion stock, show pros.
pect. $3.50. WA. 331S. -27
SHIPPING CRATES, dogs, cats. etc.
all sizes, light weight. Low cost. 721
COCKER, TERRIER, collie, English
sheep, setter, police, pointer. Kittens.
FRENCH PooDLEs-A beautiful
thoroughbred, black standards,
mos. old: must sacrifice for $50 and
$50 each; will sell rapidly at this
low price. GE 6l24. 30
SKY TERRIERS-Pure breed, Axe,
Talisker line. individualistic little
darlings. XII. S-92S7. .
PARAKEETS-Pair breeders, $12; also
! rare cinnamon winged. so. FIR.
5479. -2S
DASCHSHUND-Ma excel. pet; ex-
espti9nslly 9asn ~ nies 6s dosi ssse make offer
COLLIE PUPPIES-6 wks. old. Call
after 4 n m Nv 01OR -S0
Evening star., 1950-07-27
BOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
are located between Water
front Property and Automo-
tive advertising.
FARM g GARDEN

TOP SOIL. All dirt, blue stone
ming and REMOVING. SH. BIO. ---21
TREE REMOVAL, / or 1000; bldg
Lots lots seSss eesTed I'D low Ton rates te Zen Ply
FARM TRACTOR. 1880, /. N. G..
S275; also all equipment that goes
with regular farm. Must sell In
80 days. Phone OWNER. FA. 2190
FLAGsToNE WALKS, terraces, fire.
places, .fishponds. retaining walls
Ror 0fanafs fMARcucefo ceaSS q RoSte ss@eg'
RocRsrS RocRs1lIe ians; sgss Rockville Md Phone
all other nursery stock now We also
sinssss, can c. OfSiss TYoNs fNsg1RsssiEssys. fs1ssi Z:
sl92 AEsr road. Hyattsville. Nd
Marfla 47Ss SsoS or 9eon Tcb tes;a, ssss
reasonable. calI nj. 1893. -5
2 RoT0TILERS, 5 h.p. garden trac-
tors; $500 each: attachments. snow
plow, cultivator. double seeder, cut
Says tsr eaE gT al s6 1879 ext ST Para ss week
Sun. Vienna 172-MX. 80
BOYLE TREE URGERY-Trimming
iet tssd;ns dG;iearins' SI removals' spraying and
sonnfSsGss osefshs 81 foundation g5s: n,ant,rv. ,s..
trimmed. slopes and terrances plant
ed. slate walks, top soil. ]. MAN
SMALL BULLDozER. model Hd-4e
Oliver Cletrac, perfect cond.; made
to order for small contractor OF
landscape man; $1,000 or best offer
Trees REMOVED. trimmed. etc;
estimates. WI. 1925. WI. 1850. q
COMPLETE LAWN and shrubberS
maintaince; experienced man; hourly
or day rates. 10. 3-49I2. 29'
Evening star., 1950-07-27
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

2 ROOMS-i.h.k.; no objection to I
child. 1l25 Euclid st. NV. DU. e5OS.
2147 F. ST. N.W.-cool studio rm..
,adjoinihg SHOWER: Ex. .O663. -3i
14l9 r. 1. AVE. NV. 2 large Ink.
front rms, refrigerators and stoyes
Settled empl. people. Refs. ii
ROOM with midget kitchen; So wk.;
quiet. attr. surroundings: 1 young
lady. 1865 Harvard st. NV. 27'
so1 toIs z. CAPITOL sT.-1 rm, refgr,,
transp.; S11 wk, incl utils. -27
CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Dble, front rm,,
community kitchen, rec. rm., Ben.
dix washer. DU. 1891. 81
Evening star., 1950-07-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD

DOWNTOWN-Vacancies for young
men and ladies, between 20 and
30; excel. food; laundry priyil.;
large wsli furn. rooms reas. 2o22
1926 18th ST. NV. Mar-Leeta-
Nicely furn. rooms for young ladies
and young men; running water. tele.
IN rooms; showers; ercellent board.
DUPONT AREA-17ae N. H. ave.
NV. has vacancies for ladies and
men in Washington's most beautiful
spesthouse; television social privils..
CLUB MASON. No. 677o. i'0u' 81 lsis''
ENTIRELY NEW TYPE meal service
meal; 4Ss 1aPb nice St double n b room avails6le.
sLAUGHTER'S, 1897 10th st. NV.
tnr. Dupont Cir) double
rooms with semiprivate bath suit
able girls: also several vacancies for
rooms: 2 meals every weekday and
on Sunday; lge. living rm.; social
activities: excellent transportation.
1859 FERRY pL. NV, off 14t6-
meals; early breakfast; $a.75 wkiy.
For EMPLOYED mother with 1 or 3
children; excellent care given chill
dren; attractive lSe rm. with porch
reas. le pEii GE. ssSms; sSGSj; eonV' d0wntSSSSn' mSS
FULL-TIME CARE for infants. mo.
to L yr.. in pvt. home. HI 5eoa;
1909 18th ST. N,w.-Pleasant rms:
early breakfast If desired; good food;
70 dv, EMPIoYt6 M5i o5TfG; MOTHER and dsS sSlld
%lRsi,r h1ms; ~ sso4' !e': yard. $50 mo: - AZ
REFINED FAMILY-Food, furn. rm.
to self; for employed, settled. nom
smoker, man or woman; in pvt.
Protestant home; $50 semimonth.
DoWNToWN, 1929 x n.w.-younr
Govt. man or student to share with
another large dbl. rm.. next to bath;
recently decorated. Excel. meals.
WENpELL VII sEi TERsHCE-cool lSaSi rms. Ir.
porch. lawn with croauet; delicious
meals rsan;. excl SCI t trans ms plessans
SIS e; niEli 18th ~ 81. nv NR.-vac.nc, for
young man in Southern home; large
cool room, twin beds, room ,snd
,scs sssakfsss fat S%srss nv EA ssss sr, rooms.
food and service: switchboard. 81
17O4 q ST. N.W:-Good food. clean
rms. sgle,. and dble, for young
women and men; good trsnsp. NO.
ROOM WITH BREAKFAST. in sub
urban home, for white woman, $35
mo-; to stay weeknights with
children. CHI. 3449.
36II I4th NV. Refined family.
food furn., room to self, for empl.
non-smoker, settled man or woman.
in pvt Protestant home; $50 semi
monthly. TU. 1885.
1918 r. I. AVE. NW.-Single and
double; home-cooked meals. Decatur
1908. 20
SAFE TRANsPORTATION-we are
in walking distance of downtown,
Federal triangle and many churches;
lge dble. avail, $50 a mo. each.
Including very good board. Also
s. A. doctor seeks N. A. roommate;
a young man who is studying Span:
ish would be very suitable. l406
18th st. NV, MI STA. 80
1881 9th ST. N.W.-Twin-bed rms.
and single rms; delicious meals.
Call GE. 4124. 20
Continued on Next Pase)
Evening star., 1950-07-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER desires perm. posi-
tion in NV. section; 10 years exp !;
full charge. double entry; financial
statements; auto; newspaperr and and
CARE FOR CHILDREN during sum
mer months; nice country home;
colored. Call EX. .673S.
Girl. ,colored; desires JOB as wait
maid. Can TU. 273I.
LADY. colored. wants sewing in
cleaning store, or dressmaking, al
terations; experienced. GIL. 1855;
part-time Job; experienced, best To-
NURSE. practical desires care OF
lady bed patient; best refs. TO
NURSE, white, settled, experienced
in all cases; dr.'s ref. DE. 1857
through July 80.
NURSE (wh1te) hospital trained, ef-
flcient, reliable, wishes chronic or
invalid bed patient; doctors refs.
oFFiICE WORKER, young lady. ex.
perienced in Investigations and
meeting public. BOX 296-s, star,
PRACTICAL NURSE tcolored. wants
Bvt5:a family duty; live in or out; so: ia
SECRETARY. college background,
capable, desires perm. employment;
8 yrs. exper. MI. 381S after 6 pm.
sTENoGRAPHER. exp, wants perm.
employment; will also consider
typist position. Box 2S7-S. Star.
2S"
TYPIST-RECEPTIO some short
hand; young English woman desires
532 --29
WAITRESS wants luncheon part
time EMPLOYMENT: experienced; serve
liquor. Box 215-S, Star. 27"
sires position; years experience,
including X-ray. Ii. 4-7426. 27'
WILL ADDRESS envelopes circulars,
etc, at home. c.. FARRELL. l03I
W. Grace St, Richmond, Va, 2s'
COLOREp GIRL desires Ioo in beauty
shop: shampooing; graduate beau
tician. LU. 4-4492.
Evening star., 1950-07-27
COUNTRY BOARD

LODGE-vacation in the
elevation 1900 it., so miles from
washington. Cool, quiet, restful. SIS
day. $50 weekly, room and board,
MRS. ZORN. RID. l. Front Royal,
Va. Phone 20-F-3 or RA. 9043, Mons
day to Friday.
Evening star., 1950-07-27
BUILDING MATERIAL

CAFE CHINA, 500 pieces. .1s 7th st
ne. Ii. 5000. Open to 8 pm.
CALCULATOR, Marchant, electric;
$3.50: UNITED TYPEWRITER
cGfSA GHi; s5S os cHR1o lfsR S. cSsTNEr-shera- nT
ton mahogany; finest quality; made
sshhoow by app't. this week only. DE.
CLoTHNG-Men's suits, topeoat,
ioeise2o: shoes. Ap. iae5. % @2S S'''
DEAgn5asfsEEs dE oRs15 GNrrsP sPs'ia 5o sai more
capacity than comparable models.
gffstGES gfsHGp TEs5Fapted E5fp for 5R yEAss zAss
DESKS, Govt. surplus; executive and
typist. wood and steel; from $3.50
UP. H. BAUM & SON, 616 E st. NV.
DIAMOND, ia carat. heirloom, dia-
perfect; viii sacrifice for best cash
DIAMOND RING, .65 CT, 8 side
stones, platinum: will sacrifice at
$3.50. Call OR. 27s1. -27
DIAMoNDs-.Lady.s sol; y Ct; $40;
d 6sd's $aRd Rd5at mans Il et nics sl?5 ct lsdys $780,
80 Ct. $1,000. All H0PTi prices esui include Jude
mountings. Trades accepted. LIV-
IN IMGsToH 91aN & CO., 1923 H st. NV.
DINING MSi CIR: RIM. CHAIRS, 2, beautiful
cond. No dealers. OR. 1854. -27
DINING SET-9-pc., twin beds, in
nerspring matt. bureau, sofa, chair,
love seat. misc. ia. 3710. 20
DIS dHs RM Rood Sea esvns nni99 GOWN n0dn es es a
nINvNc pM sI1TTr mabooanv
Large table, china closet. sideboard
server, chairs; excellent cond.
bargain, $125. EN-. 5O79. 80
DINING ROOM SUITE, 10 pc. Eliz.
abethan reproduction. Solid oak
eggshell leatherette seats, all pieces
are beautifully. carved. Excellent
condition CO.. osing saerifes at 99ee' s115 as
DINING RM. SUITE, s.pc; mahoganyj
CO. oso4 after s pm. AZ
DINING RIM. SUITE. walnut. with
good cond.; S75. JA. 4-O323. -27
DOORS: 1KY gaEags; 9ysThsad yIh ans nso rsgH- s
rp son blvd; S;vsy "a. 4.I234: ,, ..,.
% bali and % roller Bearing spindle tasi and
offer. Phone FA. 1746. -27
DUPLICATOR, stencil type; $3.50.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13
14th st. NV.
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA, brand
new, never used; 80 volumes; reas.
EiEEcTRiiec EE RANGE. Hotpoint; exc excel
cond Calrod surface unit. deep
well cooker. Reas. 81. 3O03. 30
ELECTRIC TRAIN SET, varied equip
ment. board; excellent bargain. WO
S695. -26
ELECTRIC MoToRs-All sizes; fac
tory rebuilt and guaranteed at
| close-out prices. HU. $500.
ELEC. STOVE. Westinghouse; excel
| cond Call OR. 1908. rs
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA, &c
| volumes; brand new: still Grated
| LU. 1-7070, evenings. --27
FANS. electric, all standards makes
bought. sold and exchanged Fans
creased and cleaned. Servicine
electric fans for over 80 yrs. Phone
RE. 1927. SUPERIOR LOCK q
ELECTRIC CO., 1410 L st. NV.
FANS-Make your own; we have the
blades for 1.725 motors. GRIGSBY
| 1904 K NV.