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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17
War Fear Psychology
Biggest u. :. Threat,
Legion Chief Says
Kelly Urges Aiming for
Defense, First, Last
And Always
By the Associated Press

BY the ASSOCldltu tltSs-
BOSTON. Sept. 17-National
Comdr. Raymond j. Kelly of the
American Legion said today a shift
of public opinion toward the view
point that the United States was
headed for war was the very ma
tional factor most likely to plunge us
into the holocaust"
Here for the Legion's national
convention. starting September %,
Mr.. Kelly told the Advertising Club
of Boston in prepared address:
In my opinion there is no more
important mission for thinking
Americans than to give their best
efforts to the job of reducing. and
If possible eliminating, the type of
war hysteria and fear which in the
end most likely may lead us into
conflict.
Aiming for Defense Urged.
The sound policy for our coun-
try is to strengthen our national
defenses to the utmost and as eff
GENTLY and eXpeditiously as posi-
BILE. But these armed forces must
be to defend America first, last
and always
Declaring the problems of ma
tional defense would simplify them
selves if we possessed an adequate
definition of our national defense
requirements Mr. Kelly said such
a definition is lacking. Day to day
the detectives seem to change
The crying present needs are
those of quantity rather than quail
ity of arms. The time element is
all-important =.
Combined Attack, if Any
IF an attack should come, it Is
safe to assume, 1 belive that it
would not be by any one nation but
by group.
Il would rather see our soldiers
armed with adequate numbers of
weapons presently designed. even
though they may be 1880 1885 or
1889 models. than have them in
adequately equipped with a scatter
ing few experimental weapons of
advanced design
Calling for Government and in
dusty to work together, Mr. Kelly
said. There are too many indi-
cations evidenced that they have
been at ross-purposes-at logger
heads"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17
Beauty Stricken
Placed
In Iron Luna

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Stricken
while receiving the plaudits due a
beauty contest winner, Gordyne
Sedgwick was placed in an Iron
lung" at Bellevue Hospital today
while physicians sought to check
the spread of an uncommon ailment
that threatened to paralyze her
lungs.
The dark-haired, 21-year-old
Syracuse University student came
to the New York Worlds Fair six
days ago after being chosen queen
of the New York State Fair"
She tripped and injured her ankle
slightly Friday night at the fair.
Today Dr. Joseph Nash said she was
gravely i'll and that several con-
situations had been held with out
standing specialists and infantile
paralysis experts
Her illness was diagnosed as
ascending myelitis, an Inflammation
of The spinal cord.
She was placed in an artificial
respirator at Bellevue Hospital, to
which she was transferred last night
from French Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17
DeItu Zetu to Hold
Supper Tomorrow

Members of the Washington
Alumnae Chapter of Delta zeta, ma
tional college social sorority, will
gather at buffet supper at the
home of Mrs. Charles P. Ryland,
4901 Massachusetts, avenue NV. at
6:45 pm. tomorrow.
Assisting Mrs. Ryland in receiving
the guests will be Mrs. John G. Laid
and the Misses Margaret Fuller,
Idamae Lang. Alice Hill and Mar
garet Newman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17
To Discuss D. 6. Law

Recent changes in the District un-
employment compensation law will
be discussed at meeting of the
National Capital Group of Control
lers tonight by two members of the
Unemployment Compensation Board,
John A. Marshall and Claude A.
Wharton. E. Emerson Snyder, presi-
dent, will preside over the meeting
at the Raleigh Hotel at pm.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

days work Fridays of chambermald; de-
pendable, Anna, MI 5l5s.
GIRL. colored wants job as maid or nurse;
GIRL, colored desires. work. part or full
GIRL. light colored, refined. desires part
time work, afternoons. Phone Adams
GIRL colored, wants ,part-time mornings
tween am. and ! pm.
GIRL. experienced. colored wishes part
Tune, morning and evening, references
Dupont 6j13.
! GIRL colored. neat, reliable. wants part;
II f amer 1housewoTk Teference fond
housework: good cook: home nights: refer
GIRL. wishes work of any kind; city ref
erences. Phone Dupont 1852.
GIRL. cOlored, neat wants maids Job IN
beauty salon. Call Tuesday. : 10 10 pm,
GIRL. colored wants work as gh.w. and
PLAN cooking only. o. as a nurse. Call
GIRL, colored for ghw. and cooking
car s do laundry .o fun or part time ref.
Girl I,.. eqioTed wants fun Or par time
DU. $685.
GIRLS 90. want position; one sleep in-
one part time experienced; ref. North
GIRLS CO.. wish JOB as chambermaids or
GIRLS. colored want part-time or steady
SCoSiiItl on no Sunday can COOK; city ref.
LAUNDREss colored. wants days work
We'd Thurs and Saturday or at her home
refs, Atlantic 1872.
L,AUNDREsS. GOOD. wishes laundry and
cleaning. bundle wash to take home. Cur
talns stretched. Good reference. Dr.
WOMAN. colored. desires place as Ist-
class cook or eeneral housewoker. DU.
hs66- Best refs.
WOMAN wants cooking and Homework
l412 D ST. ne. Stay nights.
WOMAN. colored wants part-time or full
time work; good cook; ref. DU. l241.
WOMAN. settled. colored wishes ghw
stay nights; ref. DU. 1873.
WOMAN. colored. neat. reliable wishes
shy IN plan Ian family good plain cook; no
WOMAN neat coIoIed, wants afternoon
WOMAN. colored reliable as cook and
houseworkeri stay nights; reference. Du-
pont $500.
WOMAN. colored. wants general house
work: good laundress and cook: private
family or boarding house. 1907 NJ ST. NV.
WOMAN. colored. desires general house
Work, experienced cook; good ref; go
home nights, DU. 0s06
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17
Fairfax Red Cross to Meet

A meeting of Fairfax County
Chapter OF the American Red Cross
at 1880 pm. tomorrow in the Ma
deira School, Greenway, Va, will be
followed at o'clock by a meeting
of the chairmen and volunteers of
the Red Cross Roll Call drive to re-
ceive reports on progress. The
drive will end Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17
japanese Nationals
Advised 10 Prepare
ToLeave |ndo-China
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HANOI. French Indo-China. Sept.
1.-THE Japanese Consul General
ordered japanese Nationals today
to prepare to leave in the event of
worSening of the tense relations be-
tween Japan and French Indo-
China.
The Consul General. Roroku
Suzuki. announced that ships had
been ordered to the port of Hal
phong to take out japanese refugees
in case this became necessary.
The announcement Games as Ma
Gen. Issaku Nishihara. head of a
japanese military mission, and the
French Goyernor-General, Admiral
Jean DecouX. continued conferences
expected to bring a showdown on
japanese demands for permission
to transport japanese troops across
Indo-China into Southwest China
and for a naval base at Haiphong.
japanese EmisSary Arrives.
Japan is demanding these to en-
able her 10 invade China across her
vulnerable southern border and so
bring the na-Japan war to an
end.
A japanese Army emiSSary arrived
by plane from Toxic yesterday with
fresh instructions which japanese
quarters expected to accelerate their
efforts for concessions in this French
Asiatic outpost.
japanese informantS said these in
structions, to be presented to Admiral
DecouX, would be Of a "defnltlve
nature
Limited Concessions RumOrcd.
French authorities kept silent, but
It was understood they we're pre-
pared to continue the negotiations
of the basis of an agreement in
principle between Vichy and Toxic
whereby Japan would be granted
limited military concessions. These
concessions are understood to in
clude permission to land 10000
troops at three ports and move them
across French Indo-China to the
border of China.
The French were represented
however, as determined to reject the
japanese representations if they
were presented in ultimatum form
(Chungking reports said the
japanese had demanded they be
granted transit for 20O,0 900 troops,
but that the French stood firm
on the 10000 figure)
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LOST.

LOST.
BILLFOLD. black, card contents only Re-
ward. Call owner, Silver Spring 59-M. 49,
BILLFOLD, brown leather. containing
money. drivers license. etc; lost Satur-
day. Finder may keep money Ii. 114o.
COCKER SPANIEL, red. female, 8 mos. :
vicinity Brooks I'd, Capitol Heights, Md.
Reward. Woodend, Hillside 0032-J.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY black in Chevy
Chase, Md. vicinity Phone Oliver 1896
DRESS black: lost vic Howard Cleaners.
4th and East Capitol SITS. Call Atlantic
221O.
PUPPY pet bull. 2Ia mos, male, brown
spot over eye, vicinity Morrison and Conn.
ave. Reward. Woodley 1889
SORORITY PIN, Phi Sigma Sigma (Sphinx
head shape). between G. W. U. and 18th
and G SITS. NV. Taylor 6147. Reward.
sTRAYED from 81 K st. NV, female wire
haired terrier. black and brown. large bare
spots on back ME- ASA Reward.
WATCH. lady's. yellow gold Hamilton. be-
tween Dupont Circle and Ambassador
Theater Reward Gall DU. 1907. 10.
WILL the party who called at 1o17 Flower
st. Takoma Park, with black Scotty. phone
no 800?
WIRE-H HAIRED DOG strayed from locality
Of S205 Cedar St. Silver. Spring, Md: re-
ward. Call after 3 Monday, SH. 1921.
WRIST WATCH lady's small diamonds
and sapphires. metal band reward. Phone
Wisconsin 5503.
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Chinese Hear Pact Made.

SHANGHAI, Sept. II tP)-Chinese
press reports said today that the
Chinese consul general at Hanoi had
informed the Chungking government
that French authorities at Hanoi
already had accepted japanese de-
mands to land troops in French
Indo-China.
These press reports said negotia-
tons now were in progress to fix the
number of men to be landed and
the date.
AS precautionary measure, these
dispatches said, the Chinese high
command had ordered complete de-
railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17
HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR all-around steady
york. mus be experienced Apply 2o49
good salary; steady POSITION Apply In
person, Liliians. 1896 Wis. ave. NV.
BoNNAz OPERATOR for lettering on gar
ments, experienced Box 323-B. Star.
COUPLE. white, under 30; room. board
/ Sun. work. 1894 Fairmont NV.
GIRL. white, fond Of children; neat,
| healthy; live in, care small girls. apt.
| nearby Va. Box rs. Star.
GIRL. for part-time switchboard operator
Chevy Chase Ice Palace. Emerson 500
GIRLS, attractive colored; dance inSruc-
tors interviewers Hammond Dance Stu
dos 1853 You st. NV. DU. 4s4s.
HoUsEKEEPER., white, middle aged for
Box BOOB, Star.
HoUSESEEPER. white: cooking. house
work; country home: five in family: prefer
middleIaged woman; unineumbered ap-
number Box l9s-B. Star
HOUSEKEEPER, white. settled; nearby Viz
gina family, no young children. Box
MAssEUsE. experienced osl7 14th st.
NV. Columbia l04l2
MILLINERY SALEsLADY Only expert
enced need apply. Millicent's Individual.
l0ol Conn
sALEsLADY--only experienced. Apply be-
64l Penna. ave. sc.
SALESGIRL wanted thoroushly expert
enced in dresses must be able to work
evenings Apply 5024 Conn. ave bet. l
SALEswOMEN experienced in women's
local reference. Kopy-Kat. III st ne.
sINoGRAPHER, capable. with actual Of
sssq fas sisss M WhsoPd
TELEPHONE SOLICrTOR-Workf from your
need work. Box AIR, Star.
TYPIST-CLERK for part-time work; must
be s,s excellent typist and s capable answering
and other oualifica tions. Box 1a7-B. Star
MATTRESSES experienced. with local ref
erences, past 81. Apply 5l09 Georgia
ave. NV
MATTRESSES experienced. at once. Ap-
ply s233 Georgia ave. NV.
MATTRESSES MATTRESSES CO.: must be neat and ex-
St. NV, Lucas Restaurant,
WOMAN. experienced. laundry supervisor.
State sse and qualifications in application.
Box "2-B Star.
WoMEN-7-Nylon hosiery. lingerie. mems
samples free REAL SILK 1927 Eye st.
NV. $3.50 am to o:30 pm.
SAALEsWoMEN; FOR BETTER TYPE UP
WEAR STORE. MUST BE THOROUGHLY
EXPERIENCED, REPLY IN CONFIDENCE.
GIVING ALL FACTS. Box l96-B. Star.
CHRISTMAS CARD SENSATION.
caTds persenaized fo m Telanes
friends with metallic gold effect seals As
imprinted Christmas Cards, so for 81. Ex-
perience unnecessary. SAMPLES on approval.
Friendship. 623 Adams, Elmira. N 2
SALE SHADES, EXPE-
RIENCED IN MILLINERY
DEPT. APPLY AFTER II
AM. HEARN'S, 806 7TH ST.
NV.
ESLADIES, EXPE-
RIENCED IN COAT AND
DRESS DEPT. APPLY AFT
Err II AM. HEARN's, 8O6
7th ST. NV.
SALESWOMEN, MARRIED,
FOR / OR 2 DAYS A WEEK.
APPLY WILBUR ROGERS,
1911 F ST. NV.
DRESS SALESLADIES, with
local following; salary and
commission. Give full infor-
nation, answers strictly con-
fidential. Box 1913, Star.
YOUNG GIRLS,
n q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WOMAN'S SINGLE TAX CLUB WILL MEET
at Washington Hotel Wednesday, at 7:30
m. to complete arrangements for the
Henry George Foundation Convention. Sept.
25. 20 and 27 All interested are welcome
WHEN YOU NEED AN ELECTRICIAN FOR
any kind of electrical repairs on lamps
and wiring. the economical way Is the
Electric Shop on Wheels way. Call WI
1921 and a complete shop will arrive at
your door. manned by competent cleo
trlcian who will finish your job right away
We repair and overhaul all makes of re-
frigerators: reasonable. Phone Wisconsin
1921.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by 10y
self. ALONZO T. JOHNSON. Bryan Rood.
WANTED-FULL AND PART LOADS,
long-distance moving, all points; every
load insured. NATL. DEL. ASSOC. MA.
1860
FRESH GOAT MILK SOLD AND DELIV-
cred vita.Health Food Co. go 18th ST.
NV. and 3040 l4th st. NV CO. 1880.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
any debts incurred by any one other than
myself PAUL T. JONES, Red Oak. North
CAROLINA.
AMATEUR MINSTRELS.
If you like to sing or have amateur tall
ent ioin us Thursday night al 80 pm.
Ryland Church, Branch ave, at S st. sc.
tof Pa. ave. SCI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS, new and used: Soprani,
Hohner. Galanti lie Mar, Sterling. Cellini
and Bertini instruments from $3.50 up;
also we buy accoIdions, Republic 1890
The Piano Shop, 1918 9TH st. NV OPEN
EVENINGS.
ACCORDION-There's no need to put of
starting lessons on that instrument you
have always wanted to know how to play.
strument without charge and you can take
1t home II you wish. All you pay is NOM
inal fee for private lessons in our studio.
This offer also applies to marimba trump
ct. drums guitar, violin. clarinet trom-
bone and xylophone. MA 473O Kitts.
1880 G st. middle of the block between
18th and 14th SITS.
CONTINUED on Next Pags.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

FRENCH: private lessons. SOC. By expe-
ave w District 52i4.
5A MA, RIANo DiayinE ths easg way
GREGG SHORTHAND. tynins: BEGINNERS.
reviewers Indy ii9odi nst; SPEED DICT. pay pay,
sALEswoMEN. Office workers and nurses.
increase ysur income. spare time or full
time. We teach the, new food science
inorganic vitamins and substances con-
|, Life Exten 6G!y, Service 900 18th st.
TUTORING by Annapolis graduate, expert
instruction in mathematics. sciences, etc
Dupont 1876, weekdays or evenings. IT,
SPANISH-Native teacher. conversational
meth2d; beginners. advanced students;
small! groups. Senior Ramos Hobart ?5l5
AUTO DRIVING taught by experts: easy
parking specially; dual controlled cars
Md Us s ssFeft safety P Permits
School Randolph sss4 or Randolph 1897
BEGINNERS and general review classes
in shorthand typewritine. bookkeeping let
ter writing. vocabulary buildine. COMPTON,
Ted sradnates' BOYD SCHOOL 3 Jest. %
Yrs. National :340 1893 St
AUTO DRIVING INsTRUCTIoN-Cour
Gus; raucnt professional instructor: learn
10 drive skilltully. safely and easily; parking
and traf1o- Mr. Rundlett. Emerson 1883.
AUTO LESSONS-Reliable white man, anv
hours cars furnished, permits secured:
psrklDs fo- tess Noel. Emerson 1868.
NAKON Washinetons largest beauty
school Positions secured:
easv terms 5000 l4th 81. NV. no Ol66.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
WARFLYNN BEAUTY CULTURE
1910 G ST. NV. Over Nueent' Dress Shop.
District 1852
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FOUND.

FOUND.
BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray animals
(only) to the Animal Protective Association.
Atlantic 1853 or Atlantic 7142
DOGS-Male, resembles mixed police-chow,
reddish brown: in ne. Female Belgian
police pup; Westmoreland Hills, NV. AT.
PUFFY. small, white. female, brown and
black markings On left eye. Call EN-
1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17
DISTRIBUTOR

Possible to earn 500 to 5000 per week
representing a well-established Chicaso
for Washington. D. c. Accounts already
opened up with leading Washington busi-
ness firms. Fast.selling product that can
Investment required for merchandise. Call
7 to o pm, Apt S03 London Hall Apis,
18th and M sts NV lqs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

SITUATIONS WOMEN.
COOK -HoUsEKEEPER refined. white.
desires work in private or widower's home.
1919 K st ", De Ions. ~
desires maids work in shop or part time.
DI Oo66.
GIRL. colored, neat, intellieent. answer
phone. hep in Office. maid, studio or
beauty parlcr. CO. $500.
GIRL, young, small. > yrs hospital train
position in Dr., office or dents assist RE
GIRL white reliable and refined; desires
position as waitress or nursemaid; REFER
ences. Phone SH. 2611-J
LADY young. white. refined. wants INV
in MORNINGS: SIN. salary. rm; and break
fast, At: 55l3-J, up to pm BOX
viii take any case: best DR.. ref. give hy2os,
Franklin $3.50. ~
NURSE. practical. coored, desires $ or
Il hours duty; hospital experience Phone
HO 0637. ~
NURSE practical, hospital training: doc
s able f MTst Lee. F 5Pan s76s'
sEAMsTREss: capaable, eolored 6 desires
home Address 1910 sth st. NV.
WOMAN middle aged. colored with some
would like work in doctors Once B II.
Greene. 900 French st. NV.
WOMAN. educated, mature, R. N, experi-
and ho IN a management wants position
as head of oTphanage, smaller Sanltarium.
Is managins housekeepeT in mo .raIsiSS
extensively. speaks 4 LANGUAGES. muSlcal,
drives car, pleasant appearance; refer,sgeeeS'
Ter saleslady and other kindred work; cx-
cellent local references. North 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17
HELP DOMESTIC.

MAID, colored. sleep In g.h.w., cooking. .
children'S laundry: pleasant home for re-
fined girl; S2S: ref. SH 2134-R.
MAID, white. general housework, children:
live in: references. Phone Randolph 1895.
NURSE. childs. for girl 3 and part care
schoolboy, Z; also for same family. ex-
perienced white cook. Box 16-S. Star
WOMAN. colored, between 25-4O. for gen
eral housework. cooking laundry and help
with care of two children: have wasnng
machine and electric ironer: live in; Thurs
day afternoons and every other Sunday all
day off; other SUNDAYS stav or Do not
reply If you cannot give reference. 80 a
week Jackson l4l4
WOMAN colored middle aged. good COOK
and cleaner private home; reference.
1928 ST. NV.
WOMAN colored- must be experienced
with children. e-h "; no COOKING. no
heavy laundry: live in: refs. 1920 4th
st. NV. - wkly-
GENERAL MAID.
Neat, refined. thorough cleaner, competent
cook and laundresS: salary Sll 50 State
sRe. references. telephone number. Box
1OSS. Star.
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YOUNG GIRLS,
18 years old, 5 it. 2 or 8 inches
tall, with natural red hair,
for work in high-class tea
room; no experience neces-
Sary.
JULIUS GARFINCKEL g. CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

WANTED
Thoroughly Experienced
RADIO SERVICEMAN.
Apply THE HEIGHT co.
Service Bldg, rear 14O1 New
York ave. Sc, Mr.. Davis.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT store
desires the services of a thor
oughly experienced silver pol
ishing machine operator. Box
29-B, Star.
MAN. YOUNG, FOR LARGE
IN STALLMENT HOUSE,
MUST BE WIDE AWAKE
AND NOT AFRAID OF HARD
WORK. GOOD OPPORTUN-
ITY AND FAIR SALARY TO
ONE QUALIFYING. STATE
AGE, EXPERIENCE AND
TEL EPHONE NUMBER.
BOX 318-B, STAR.
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

| COUPLE. colored. refined: cook. maid ant
| laundress: chauffeur, butler; city ref RA
l AS0O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

bRlChLA EMS Al ONCE,
Several f1rst-cla1 men. Apply after
pm. today. 3712 18th st. NV.
WHITE MEN,
Fl years Of age with one year resideaee
operators permit to drive.
DIAMOND CABS.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mr. A L. Livsie. RIM Ill. 1873
14th st. NV. between and 5 p.m.
MAN, THOROUGHLY Elk
PERIENCED, TO TAX E
CHARGE OF RUG DEPT.
IN LARGE FURNITURE
STORE; PERMANENT PO-
SITION; GOOD SALARY TO
RIGHT PARTY. REPLY IN
OWN HAND WRITING, CIV
ING AGE AND EXPERT,
ENCE. BOX 178-B, STAR
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SALESMAN.

REAL ESTATE, experienced, to cover new
& Porter Realty Co.. 927 18th st. NV.
statesmen new: Just patented:
quick selling; big profits paid daily 9 to 8
pm Bordman. Cairo Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

CARPENTER and cabinetmaker general
by myself. Guaranteed Reas. IA. 6563.
CARPENTERING. PAINTING AND PAPER
ING. Small homes built Houses painted
reasonably Call Warfeld 37s1. II
CARPENTERING. PAINTING. interior and
o5bf} s poT 1 garages, fences; reason
CARPENTRY; shelving, and kitchen cab
knds ES@4aSn wa ahd Ff Fl 55ssW all
CHAIR CANEING G{pHoLSPT a7F5
rockers ToJa sDllnted CLAY ARMSTRONG.
l@3o iOth 81. ". Phone NE. 1852
ELECTR1CIAN--Wh you need electrical
call Electric Shop on Wheeis- D1 61Si ZOO
ELECTRIC WIRING s1I,u5es
Elec. Co. 1909 Georgia ave Rand. s3ei.
FLOOR SANDING and refniShing. Rea-
Sonaole prices Old floors made like new.
White mechanic. Hobart 1910 Hankins.
FLOOR WORK EXPERT: old floors made
anteed w G De sfe3nSP RA. T% S6ss guar
I PAINTING, DECORATING, interior, .x-
o TFroF work. 59ofs ca FfP sfs9 painted
PAINTING and decorating, inside and out;
Eur I1s 1eoalrS al work guaranteed. J. L.
PAINTING PAIN AND PAPERING: reasonable; ali
soclates. Oliver 2761. %.
PAPERING-PAINTING work guar: rock
bottom price: 30 yrs. in business: LOOKING
for work; father and son RA s773
PAPER HANGING. rooms $3.50 I'D. work
Republic O3S7
PAPER HANGING. painting: special prices
| durine September. $500 room Do nv
own work; guaranteed. Spiel. IA. 5s95.
PAPER HANGING this week only. 50 so
Der room: 1910 washable. sunfsst papers:
Work guaranteed Michigan 1915
PAPER HANGING painting and plastering.
able prices Finest workmanship We co
| our own work. by father and son: work
guaranteed Finest references furnished
! FOR our reputation, ask your neXt-door
! neighbor. Estimates free. Cali IA, o633,
PAPERING and painting at special low
PRICES this week; all work guaranteed.
| Call Taylor 1889.
PAPERING. painting. scrapinE plasterinE:
WorK guaranteed; So room and UP. white
| laoorer; refs. Lincoln O910. 49,
! PAPERING done at once 81 room and up.
including paper: do my own work: guar
anteed. Georgia O024
small none TOO far; reasonable District
| 1870. William Thomas, 707 NJ ST. NV. Is
PLUMBING AND HEATING. jobbing and
TemodeIlng speciality: 24-hour service.
Harry E. Williams, North 624s
Save 200 During September.
Carpentry. brick work. WaterproonnE
painting. plasterlnG. plumbing heating and
roofing work guar. Lincoln 6999-W.
SPEC. PRICES-Paperine and painting
Scrsplng, - nm and up. Free est. White
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs,
REPAIRS q SERVICE.

CARPENTER and cabinetmaker. General
house repairing Alterations All work done
by myself Guaranteed. Reas. Ia. 6262.
CARPENTERING. PAINTING AND PAPER
ING. Small homes built Houses painted
reasonably. Call Warfield 31s1. Il.