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Evening star., 1950-02-22
Several Star Players
Among II Unsigned
AS Training Nears
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Seventy-
seven major leaguers, including
such stars as Hal Newhouser
Howie Pollet. Bob Lemon, Vern
Stephens and Ray Scarborough
still haven't yet come to contract
terms with their employers.
Many may still be yelling for
more dough when spring training
begins one week from today. 30
A survey by the Associated Press
showed today that the st. Louis
Browns have the most malcon-
tents, '15., while the New York
Giants have none, the only club
that can claim that distinction.
Newhouser. one of five Detroit
Tigers out of the fold, is reported
ready to sign. The brilliant left
handler repeatedly has been asked
to take $4,000 cut, reducing his
paycheck to $50,000,
Pollet Due to Sign Soon.
Pollet also repeatedly is on the
verge Of submitting. The st. Louis
Cardinal 20-game winner is ask
ing $4,000. Card President Fred
Saigh said in st. Louis yesterday
both had agreed on the basic
salary but are at odds over at
tendance bonus clauses.
Lemon, who won % games for
the Cleveland Indians last season,
is angling for $35, 1000.
Stephens. who bats cleanup for
the Boston Red Sox, supposedly is
peeved over his 1850 contract,
which calls for the same salary
he made last season. approxi-
mately $4,000.
The New York Yankees also are
having trouble gathering in their
brood. Nine of the bombers are
unsigned, including 20-game win
ner Vic Raschi, Catcher Yogi
Berra, Infielder Bobby Brown and
Outf1elder Dick Wakefield, the
Importation from Detroit.
Michaels Stubborn Baker.
One of the most stubborn balk-
ers is Second Baseman Cass
Michaels of the Chicago White
Sox. He has fired back six con-
tracts.
The top st. Louis Brownies out
of the fold are Rookie of the
Year Outfelder. Roy Sievers and
Highlander Ned Carver, two of
the most desirable performers in
the American League.
The Philadelphia Athletics have
six disgruntled players. One is
Third Sacker Bob Dillinger. OBJ
tanned along with Paul Lehner
from st. Louis for 100000 and
five players.
Besides Scarborough, Washing
aon has four other displeased
members. They are Pitcher
Mickey Harris. Catcher AL Evans
and Outfelders Ed Stewart and
Buddy Lewis. Scarborough wants
more than the $4,000 he received
for winning 13 games last year.
The Philadelphia Phillies have
the most bakers in the National
League, nine. including 17-game
winner Ken Heintzelman.
The Boston Braves have only
one player left to sign, Sibby
Sisti. The Chicago Cubs. Cincin-
natl Reds. Pittsburgh Pirates and
Cards have two each.
Sixteen players came to terms
yesterday. They are: Braves "a
Bob Elliott. Bob Hogue, Bob Hall
and Walt Linden, rookie catcher:
Pirates 90. Cliff Chambers and
Johnny Hopp; Cubs, Mickey Owen
Dodgers (2), Carl Furillo and
Bruce Edwards; Yanks (2O, High
Radcliffe and Clarence Marshall;
Indians (2). Jesse Flores and Mike
fresh; Red Sox, Ellis Kinder; De-
troit, Aaron Robinson, and Car
dinals, Erv Dusak.
The biggest raise-$12,0 ,000-
went to Kinder, who won % games
last season when his salary was
only $4,000. Furillo was reported
to have been given an increase of
$4,000.
Evening star., 1950-02-22
St. AIbuns In Mat Tourney
BETHLEHEM. Pa Feb. %

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Feb. % (P).
st. Adams School of Washing
ton, D. c., is among the 19 schools
entered in the 18th annual Lehigh
University wrestling tournament.
Hill School of Pottstown, Pa, is
defending champion.
Evening star., 1950-02-22
Win, Lose, or Draw
The Fabulous lie Baron
By FRANCIS STANN

Kelly Miller the little equipment manager who doubles as
waerboy, spinning yarn to half dozen newsmen and
photographers in the Redskins offices when Coaches Herman
Ball Wilbur belatedy appeared with the fabulous
Evening star., 1950-02-22

for gag pictures of LIE Baron
Dead-panned, LIE Baron posed on the scales At first it
like induction than introduction what with
measuring his height and weighing him. Not until the
photographers finished did the coach lead Eddie his
private office for interview
In Golf Only the Low 80s
The little guy who led little Pacific to perfect
II and 575 points coreds deceptive in build
study He 16 collar and has the broad deep shou
heavyweight answered questions voice that
quiet unprofessonay pitched for major in radio
broadcasting, plus economics.
Could Pacific given big Coast team-say California
good game?" opened reporter.
Il think so, he replied 1--WE had big line. Averaged 20
to 22 Couple of 100 FOUNDERS it's but they
aWfuly fast"
The kids defense of 90pounders brought smiles and
this query: do you really weigh 1922"
NO. smiled LIE Baron in return MY clothes probably weigh
pounds and that would be ITS pounds Which about right
Sitting back chair Eddie had to point his toes to keep
contact with the floor but all athlete played shortstop
for Pacific the low hurdles threw the aven
for golf.
Il didn't make my block in gof," he confessed only
shoot in the low SOs."
Evening star., 1950-02-22
Pretty Much Like Buuoh


Rohde it developed LIE Barons favorte pass receiver
who drafted him. too.
mot yet" answered Ball.
Maybe he's waiting Eddie hazarded interviewer
More or less, guess" LIE Baron said, complacently
you saw Sammy Baugh play, didn't you?" another
neWsman. DO you pass like him?"
Pretty much throw hard short passes loop long
How far you throw?"
well don't know. Longest completed pass year was
SO yards in the
The apparent sn1alness of LIE Baron is French
out I'm mostly 1rlshD kept coming In East-West
game, somebody asked, did that big you?"
Not that know Of replied the kid "but got
me couple of times and he weighs don't think I'm too
small for the My size hasn't bothered yet but it could
of course"
A Real Constituent Next Yeur
Ball was watching dreamly when reporter turned to him
and sad Herman Eddie the East-West game How
does he compare with Harry Glmer?"
Well, answered Herman Il didn't his regular
game ne was playing taback in Matty Bells single double
wing OF course he still voted the player
the field
Just then Dick McCann his into the room
Dig Wheel on Capitol Hill is trying to you phone
Eddie" he said
THAT must be Mr. Johnson" said Baron Hes our
congressman, you know. From Stockton, too"
In other words said reporter you're constituent
Yes, SIR replied Eddie land year at this time I'll be
q real one. Able to vote"
Evening star., 1950-02-22
At 16, He Pestered Northwestern

1t seemed incredible that before he 20 he'd wrapped
four varsity football made the Little AAmerca three
times running oushone
other big AAmericas in the last East-West Shrine game
Watching him, recalled reading of the day
1916 when Amos AlonZo Stagg brought
to Evanston to play Northwestern The old mans
Baron then 6 old and weighing 1856 Northwestern
26l3 but in the first half LIE passed
and during intermission Stagg demanded more.
The Pacific players onto field
stagg running at their heels with coaa appng They
old Amos Alonzo his thrill intercepted
his 4yard ine lateraled behind his goal Wayne
Hardin, and watched his teammate
Then Hardin ateraed to End Rhode went for
1O3- yard touchdown.
do you remember that game?" man.
"Yes, SIR said much better team
last season." =
Evening star., 1950-09-18
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTS, BOOKS STARTED, kept
part-t1me, all tax returns. State
ments; prompt, reliable. 81. s513
or XII. S-S364. i.:An 19s'
ACCOUNTING STUDENT, male, 2b,
wants work afternoons, 2:30-6:00;
Saturday optional; typing,, cashier
RiRKg' 1aesi i5eFkinS or what have ~. you
ACCOUNTANT-Books started. kept.
part time; all tax returns. state
ments; prompt, reliable. EN-. 1884
CHEMIST. M. S. degree 1850; over
years experience in adhesives and
insecticides including synthetic and
analytical work; excellent refer
ences Seeking DEVELOPMENT OF
analytical work. Box 377-x, Star
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
30 yrs. exper:;. can handle any type
job. 10. 3-55I6. 30
ELECTRONIC ENGINEER, technical
writer, available, familiar with
patent pat trey EeauiTsments; sIae part time s Sniy
NEWSPAPERMAN seeks connection
any field, Background, Former pub
Usher, editor: advertising manager
weekly newspaper; feature writer
Box Ask, Star. !.
PAINTER, inside and outside paint
mates. WADE, Me. 1885. 49,
PAINTER, 90 yrs experience, wants
inside and outside painting; reason
able; free estimates. MR.. WHITE,
PHaRMACcisT. unregistered, desire,
to help and practice in q private
drugstore, BOX 35S-X, Star. 1S'
PRESSER, 1st-class; minor alt;
mems and bows clothing; 5-day
x x; ,12e yrs. exp valet business
SALES MANAGER or salesman. tops
in salesYork for 15 years, will be
available Oct. 1st; age 3S. married.
Fpr interview, write Box 352-x,
Fellow GIDEoNs Settled sober
nan SO. 81 yrs. Govt. service: total
abstainer from all bad habits desires
clerical work or stock clerk TATE
HACKNEY. 1911 G st. NV. ME.
WASH. TRADE, Govt. relations rep
resentative, part .time; successful
record; highest refs. Box 403-x
Star. 1S"
Evening star., 1950-09-18

PIANO, upright, Behning; S100.
9215 Glenville rd., Silver Spring,
81. 1899. -19
Evening star., 1950-09-18
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES by
International Grand Victor, Cham
pion valiant: AsGARD KENNELS.
IRISH 81; Setter FER PUPPIES, reg. 81, SHOW
ing. Females, 4 mos. col. T. D,
ROGERS. Call Ft. Belvoir. Va. 1929.
coCkER PUPPY-Loyely pedisreed
tsmaIes oaniated red s5o and sH Witt sIf mos in
BOYER PGPpIEs. a3Pi is sARa Axe. 8 wee week.
old; 2 males, fawn, beautifully
marked; top champion lines. I38
ga Carroll aye. Takoma Park: 10
BULL a9Id1. DoG-A eN5r A,,,l honey" Of q honey
men; ,6S5o 6,mo. female; best blood line.
COCKER SPANIEL KENNEL - fy Have
some. some lovely puppies, reasonably
quality breeding stock. known from rom
coast to coast: stud services avail
able; all colors; some champions. all
famous bloodlines. Ashton 1901.
FOX TERRIERS for
sale Perfect for show, breeding
and pets. Axe reg. Call AP, 417O.
DACHSHUND PUPS, 8 wks. mother,
2, 5000 weekdays, except Sat.
GREAT DANES, males and females;
fawns,. brindles; 4 mos old to Is
mos old; all Axe reg. This is your
chance to get the dog you have
wanted so long. Fond of children.
Also have fine brood bitch, left
with US for sale; reasonable for
good home. ELPAW KENNELS, Reg,
Alex, Va, Duke st. extended 8
miles out. TIE. 243O or OV. 4561.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. Rockville
1928 DO
COCKER SPANIELs-Pedigreed;
males, l female; 13 mos. old; reg,
Axe; house broken; 2 blond, l
black; S75 ca. Party leaving town,
Suitable pets for children; very gen.
tie. To see, call MI. 1924. I'll
Evening star., 1950-09-18

EXTRA MONEY for ladies. to sell
keep dollar. RE. O616. -2l
LIKE TO MODEL and sell fine fursP
610 18th St: experience preferred
but not necessary.
AMAZING PROFITS-Sell embossed
Christmas cards 80 with name 81.
Printed book matches, stationery,
napkins, metallics. gift items, 70
Fmoneymakers. Extra bonus; Write
MARRiED tIa. i, WOMAN, a4-4o, nice per-
sonality who needs to add S35-S65
per week to family income in
pleasant pleasant daignitified work; no can
complete training, our expense; car
essential; no experience required
For interview write giving telephone
number to Box 1917, Star.-20.
BIG MoNEY-Show Welcome Christ
mas cards; 81 for 81; also so and 25
for 81 with name on; samples and
selling plan on approval. WELCOME,
Dept $40, 36S Plane St, Newark.
LADY, to work in drugstore; part
tim time necessary f9E drug
INSURANCE OFFICE has vacancy
recurring young lady, exper. in typ
ing fire and automobile policies
perm; position, excel. salary and
HHaRN1 Homer Bldg, IL NAHb5s NJ 5381. Inc. Is 5
YOUNG. WOMAN with some knowl-
edge of office work. who is also will
ing. to make herself handy in a
ladies' wear shop; refs. Box 73-Z,
PART-TIME LADIES, about Is hrs.
wkly.; $50 incomes sales by appt.
Phone REAL SILK. Tues, Ma. 1856,
10 a.m.-3 m. or 6:30-S:30 pm.
EASY, EXTRA MONEY, sell Christ
mas cards, personal stationery. nap
kins; country's outstanding line; no
folders free; boxes on approval. CO.
LUMBIA ART STUDIOS, Dept. WI,
$50 f St. NV, Room 500. "a
EFFICIENT SECRETARY for import
ing executive; dictation and typing.
must be accurate, s days 40-houG
coLLEG& Sfd1 a GRapuAFEs fnsDt H WITH trains
oratory Call Elk. 1864. is
GIRL, white. to work in delicatessen
and LIQUOR store; to 8 pm. week
days Sat- 4 to 10 pm. Call Ho.
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS will
train refined ladies. Use of car
necessary. For personal interview
write Box 17S-X, Star. -19
WE WILL thoroughly train pleasant
mature woman to serVicefsa good
UCTS. INC. Write Thelma Grown,
4506 Manordene rd., Baltimore, Md
Do YOU KNOW some one capable of
teaching accordion to beginners?
Playing ability not important; sin
cerity and legitimate music back
ground are: good pay; hours ar
ranged to fit present employment or
can be full time. Box 373-T. Star
Evening star., 1950-09-18
SITUATIONS woMEh

ADMINISTRATIVE ASST, formerly to
production exec, seeks pos. Of respon
Exper. supervisor. Detailed knowl. OF
stock controls, Office procedures,
hiking, tipping; 9 yrs. top exper
excel, refs; age 80. Box 299-x, Star.
BoOKKEEPER - Reliable woman de-
sires full or part time position;
refs: between IL pm. and 4:30
CIERKeP IEF; OPERATOR, experienced.
by settled or tsp B9s 9snsd sapssbe staT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, couple
or single lady; good cook; driver S
permit: unencumbered. Box 34d7-x,
GIRL, colored. IS, desires counter
work or waitress. DI. 1922. 1S'
GIRL, colored; trained. wants Job as
PIX operator. CO. 0146. is
GRADUATED PRACTICAL NURSE,
drs refs; wish lob as M msternity JEi
HOUSEKEEPER or child nurse for
working couple, desired by refined
widow with . small children. l and
MEDICAI-Experienced reeeptionist-
bookkeeper and general office assist
ant; typing, but no shorthand. Tele-
EhA(1ACAL OhSES. COlOEeQ, uOSpl-
tai training, desires private dgty.
sEcRETRRY-s EDB EAR Y-sTENoGRAPHER serv-
ice; also cyl. trans; S1.50 per hr.
Ewes, HO 1851; days, ST. 800.
Ext. SO. MISS BINGER. lis
STENOGRAPHER-T - Desires
work to do at home; rapid and rea-
sonable. Box 411-X, Star.
TYPING wanted at home; envelope
addressing, stufang. ETC.; will pick
up and deliver. OV. 1856. "a
TYPIST CLERK, coloFed; exp. PIX,
general office work. Phone NO.
YOUNG LADY. intelligent. ambitious.
speaks and writes English and Ger
man fiuently. desires full-time ONCE
position. Box 404-X. Star. Is"
CoLORED FIRST CLASS COOK wants
JOB, 6-day week. in boarding house.
DAYS WORK or cleaning once
from 9 to pm. days week.
NEAT, 011S 1C1oSLoRED GIRL desires work
as stock girl or beauty parlor maid.
co. 930S.
COIoRED GIRL - Work pm. to
midnight; hotel maid. waitress, an
swering phone, short order cook.
DU 1855.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TIRES. used, over 200 TO select from.
ieo fNc ss5 al; \ oNs st v AHdp Mf S4a6 SsEEVicE'
TRAILER, 1914. Hunter: very good
senditieni se s9n6 co9Ple 9P6, gGing away must
TYPEWRITER, 1850 Smith Corona
portable; sterling model; brand-new;
$40 or best offer. CO, 3547 after 6
TYPEWRITERs, new and used,
buys in adding machines. CENTRAL,
2019 18th st. NV. HU. 5121.
TYPEWRITER, l.. C. Smith. special
S32 so. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 14th st. NV.
TYPEWRITERs. new and rebuilt:
one-year guarantee; terms, Our 40th
year AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO..
Sal spSHs s66s9 81 Easy SSoa DaTkina i2gi in''u
WARDROBEs, cedar and walnuH
new, $50 to $40. IS 7th ST. ne,
II. $4,000. Open till 9 pm. 20
WASHER, Bendix automatic, good
condition; priced at $50. 5sI4
WASHERS FOR SALE; also will rent
wrtnger-washers S5 per mo-; auto
matte washers, 81 per mo. DOWD'S,
4d41S Conn. ave. Call Mr.. Dowd.
wAsHifSG fSeG' MACHINE, Hot Point,
aqtomasic; tBS= yr. old; Just like new.
WASHING MACHINE, in perfect con-
dition, Speed Queen, Glib, double
tino tHb model, n,oGe0 with pump and oS-posio1
wAsHiNG MACHiNEs. - up 'JS' to 4oes
disc. on all floor models; last years
models slashed Easy terms, Open
eyes; till 9. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO,
III @ Michols aye Sc LU. 4-7000.
III fs 2tS and n Maytas' I used; s35o s35 to $55;
WATER COOLERS, sale or rent: o va
install, JOHN G. WEBSTER. since
I9I2; 627 st; NV. ST. 61O0.
3" ST. SFeeTFP FF4@ c5 SIS; aq4 sqs' "a :, = JOHN
WAR SURPLUS HARDWARE-Axes,
shovels. picks. hand tools, etc. EX.
' 1877 GICHMER; 25l3 M st. NV.
wah eobnaon REG9keER eEds slGS eUnd syer'GPs ssg R
WIRE RECoRDER, RcA. demonstra-
tor; list price, !S195; sell for SIS;
aH51 fne5 1a-hr. wire cartridge. ia.
WooDwoRKING TooLs-compiet.
home shop; owner transferred; sac.
riflce. $500. AT. 1870. is
DETROIT GAS RANGE, good condi-
tioA' several gas re1rigeratOrS; 3
used cong. rugs; fiber wardrobe.
ST. 1855 or LU 1-434l.
FOR SALE-Slightly used solid maple
bedrm. suite with Serta innerspring
mattress and spring; ordinarily
$3.50, Tor S1!5. Also recond. Easy
washing machine; S45. Call OW,'
S0SS. -18
GENUINE MAHOGANY BEDRM. set;
pieces. Call after 8 pm, JET
ferson 3-9123. 30
A FRlGIDAIRES, used; apt. size;
S25 to $50. Is 7th st. ne. IL,
3-6969. Open till 9 pm. 20
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 son
Auctioneers- Appraisers
Evening star., 1950-09-18
HELP DOMESTIC

GHw san OIL i've ca3e an TeuFs sma fVeeB cRlSfes Gtesf
regent local refs: SIS. Call after
pasY 7;s1 PM NM 81. wS34si 334a ,,dd,. .a.a.
live in; Protestant home. S25 wk.
Call Z to 8 pm, AID. 651O. 30
CASHIER-TYPIST. interesting work
in credit ofice: good starting sal
ary; opportunity for advancement;
immeaiate saI siI n opening; Dt Apply in % per
CHAMBERMAiD and part-time child
care. Young, white, sleep in. Phone
Sun. between 2 and g.; Mon, be-
tween 10 and 6. Salary open. EN-
CLERKS 1dsi AND TYP1sTs, permanent
Apply Mr. Trice; FRANC JEwELRY
cGRRks GGii 81 wASrEDGWe EsS Fl NV have Sew
eral openings in our. branch stores
in New York; fond Of children; own
qualifications, refs. and salary ex-
pected. Write to MRS. GEORGE
ENGLER, 125. Fairview ave, Great
cH6k Hesk sndrsss hong Island aad N y
white, middle-aged. experienced; live
COOK AND G. H.. W.; live in; with
employed husbands; must be expert
enCeQ ana iona OF cnllQren, Obner
help employed; upstairs room and
bath; Thurs, every other Sun. on.
Best of refs. OIL. 3057. %
COOK AND G.H.W., live in, private
rm.; settled person, fond of chill
dren; excellent working conditions;
S25 weekly. WO. 71S0. 10
GENERAL HOUSEWORK and care of
children; colored maid between 30
40; must be experienced: live in;
upstairs rm.: refs, $25 wk. TU.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. live in; must
be exper. with children, to care for
Ea-yr.-old boy and apt. for working
widow; own rm.; refs. required.
Sun, OR. $3.50. Wkdys., RE. 3496,
HOUSEKEEPER, part time, hours,
3:30-6:30 pm; small apt; super
wise and supper; 2 school children;
light duties; $40 wkly.; ewes. WI.
0714 10
HOUSEKEEPER, white. middle age;
to cook and do light housework for
mother and son: $40 wk.: Sun. and
holidays of; no laundry. 500 N.
CAPITOL ST., TU. 0122. 30
Evening star., 1950-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO, Steinway grand. Style M,
like new. The best buy in town
Your dollars worth more at RAT
NER'S MUSIC STORE, 7S6 18th
Evening star., 1950-09-18
ROOFTNG

OF all kinds. Quick and reasonable
service. Private contractor. 4605
14th st. NV, Randolph 9525. 1S'
TILE REPAIRING = Any type tile
repairing. AID. 205S. -18
VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repaint-
ed, retaped. recorded. PARK AVE.
VENETIAN BLIND CO., 6214 r. 1.
ave, Riverdale. Md. UN. 1345.
Formics ~ or stainless steel: Can S. HU'
1852 MASTER APPLIANCE CO
GUARANTEED TV SERVICE-Free
pickup and delivery. RODGERS
RADIO AND TV LABORATORY,
formerly Nc Vicar Radio Labora-
tory. MA. 7115. is
Evening star., 1950-09-18

YOUNG WOMAN. white, to live in
have complete charge Of 2-yr. -olc
boy, g.h,w.;, excel. salary; refs. re.
quired. Call WO. 1715. -18
DESIRE A GENTLE middle-aged
duties: b-day wk.; sat. and Sun
of; 2 employed adults: ! school.
aged girl; room and board plus sal.
EhBEkhY ffSi st S$S5 $cSoIoRED WOMAN sls t,
rm. and small sal Ii. 6-7oO6. A1S
Evening star., 1950-09-18
ADAM A. WESCHLER & so,
AuctiOneers-Appraisers

FURNITURE, ETC.-Estate sale of
valuable modern and antique house
hold furniture. Modern Admiral
three-way television, oriental rugs,
refrlgerators, washers, radios, Stein
way and Chickering upright pianos.
fireplace brasses. books, bronZes,
fans, china, Limoges Gold Bandi
dinner service, crystal tea service,
sterling and plated ware, pewter,
wrought-iron solarium furnishings,
ornaments. etc. By auction at
WESCHLER'S 905 E st. NV, to-
morrow, commencing $50 am,
continuing until late afternoon. In
spection invited today and TOMORROW.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
HELP WOMEN
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, white. ex-
fnnd nhnnkar SOd IL,

MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, white, ex-
per. food checker. Apply S24 14th
81. NV. lis
YOU. TOO, CAN EARN $50
IN SPARE TIME
Sell just 100 big-value 21-card 81
Christmas assortments. Fast-sellerS
pay 1909 profit Metallics, gift
wraps, all-occaSion, personal sta
tionery. matches, others. Embossed
Christmas cards 80 for ST with
name. Extra bonus. Get assortments
on approval. Free imprint samples
Write ARTISTIC, 600 Way. Elmira
NY.
COLORED GIRL-Steady Job, h.w.,
some cooking; live In or out; good
pay. FIR. 1940i Sun. and ewes,
ia. 9150. --IS
Evening star., 1950-09-18
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

DO You NEED EXTRA MONEY for
Christmas? The watkins Co. has
cards and household products. Call
any day from 30 at 1906 14th
FOUNTAIN AND GRILL HELP. exp.
short hours, top pay. Apply Mr.
Scott, 3527 Conn. ave. NV. WOOD
LEY DRUGS.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
HELP DOMESTIC tcont. }
HoUsRKEEPER-COoK, colored mi

HoUsEKEEPER-Coo colored, mid
die age: live In; references; S25.
WO. 0204 after Sunday. --19
MAID, G.H.W.-To sleep in. S22 30
per wk. room and board incl: JAY
DEE'S, 1907 G st. NV.
MAID, experienced. gh.w.: fond of
children; good cook; Alexandria pre-
ferred; good salary. Cali TIE. 2053.
-19
TYPIST, speed not essential: no exp
nec.; 40-hr. work wk.; exc. work
ing cond. See Mrs. Sullivan.
STEuART MOTOR CO. 3rd snd
YOUNG CoLoRED GIRL desires
work after school; 8 or 4 days wk.
AK. 5659. is
Evening star., 1950-09-18
BUSINESS SERVICES

ACCOUNTANT-Roo opened, kept,
peturnsi Psrs s"e IA. leSa5 764o, s'A'eehH is! @A
WASHINGTON CONSTRUCTION CO.
Carpentry, painting, concrete, water
proofing, retaining walls. recreation
and extra rooms. Free estimates.
RE. 1888. pa
Evening star., 1950-09-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

H.K., white, matured, dependable
Christian, desires perm. Ink, plain
cooking for kind, aged person or en-
ployed couple: no hedfast person; nc
laund.: pvt rm. downtown D. c.. or
carline. $23 wk. ia. 55lS. Box
Six, Star.
COLORED GIRL wants day work; ex-
perienced laundress, and expert
enced cleaner: references. HU. 3521,
COLORED WOMAN wants days work;
cleaning and laundry. HU. 1857
CoLoRED WOMAN desires part time
or day work; city references; call
after 5 pm. Ii. 3-0S12.
COLORED GIRL wants. general house
work: best references. TR. 1898.
or part time. DE. 4495. is
YOUNG MOTHER with 2-yr. .-old
child desires g.h.w.; must live in.
Box 380-X, Star. 19s
Evening star., 1950-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING A.ACHNE, sunstrand, elec..
reconditioned, guaranteed, 500 so.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13
A6DREssiNc h5Id 81 nc MACHINE; was $50 so.
ton Sn ysn uNITEp SeT TYPEwRITRR e 1s1sHRs CO CO.
AIR AIR leeS coNDIrnoNER. 81 nS GE m-ton,
$500; in good condition. WI, 1856
AIR CoNDITIoNERs, new and re.
serviced. stored; fully guaranteed
OR. 47e9. BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO.
CONDITIONING UNITS = Fol-
rent by the season. Supply Of rental
units limited. Call Ii. 3-4112. r, 4.
M. REFRIGERATION CO.. 214 L st
YOUR pHnco AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER
Seams loiy eut to ssss sfse
WRGcR1NG XTsgehs d0e Co.. ieRflnf MI s177 1
ANTIQUES-Pine tables. cupboards,
slew. shelves, bench; poplar bed,
SPRINGS mattress ooSds also pore porch fuTp'
Kensington Antiques show and Sale
in the National Guard Armory.
Nd. Sept. Is through Sept. 80. Mon
through Fri, IL am. to IL pm;
Sat. / l am. to 8 pm. Dealers from
many Eastern States represented.
ANTIoUEs-croch mahogany table,
36x36x30. mahogany table, marble
top Victorian, .19x3Sx37, walnut ped
estal, 15x15x3q. onyx clock tiffany,
9x15x20: sea shell collection; lot of
old doors and windows suitable for
outbldgs.; 3-story fire escape. Best
offer. ia. 41Q3. < 1S'
BABY CARRIAGE, '.sibert," large
size. good condition: also bathinette.
LA. 6-9433. is
BABY FURN.-High chair, play pen,
Teeter chair, bathinette, Taylor Tot
all for S12 10 2-324S -l9