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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
SPORTS PAGE
Desserts Toke Sondy Beech

The Dessert Seed team sprouted
out Of the cellar into 4 tie for fourth
place Monday night when they
edged out the Sandy Beach sailors
So in a fast and thrilling game.
Opening the first night of the
fourth week Of the summer softban
series, the Salton Sea aerial tarS
were leading 10 until the third
inning when Clayier reached base
on an error on first. Sones hit a
single driving him to third and
Clavier scored when an error on
the centerfielder permitted Wyatt
10 reach first base.
In the fourth inning Lee stretched
a single into three bases on an
error by the shortfielder Landry.
He came in on a long 1ly ball nit
to the left by Fornasero. Seed
pitcher
This game puts the Seed team
in tie with Sandy Beach for
fourth place. II gives the Marine
Group a sole hold ON third place
and puts the Telephone company
and BaptistS in a tie for the cellar
OCsitiOn
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
By JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, June D. OUP)-
Storm warnings fluttered along ia
cobS Beach today as Katy jenkins,
the pistol-packin' mama from Tex
as. re-entered the fight game.
Katy-eX-wife of the eX-light-
weight champion Lew Jenkins-an-
nounced that she was Returning to
pugiliSm as manager of stable of
fighters and as the proprietoress of
q training camp, if she could buy
a suitable camp.
Colorful Katy, an attractive little
gal in ceriSe suit with matching
carnations in her smoky brown
hair, done up Betty Cradle style,
hinged her announcement on the
purchase of a Well-knoWn New
York lightweight, Carmine Fatta.
Previously she had obtained Light
weight Harold Valan.
During the announcement lunch
con at the Hotel Abbey, Katy deli
cately refrained from mentioning
what she paid for her box fighters,
but guys in the know informed that
she had planked down "pah-lenty
particularly for 25-yearold Fatta.
who is riding a string of l6 straight
victories. 1t seems that Katy is lin
the dough" having emerged from
her tiffs with eX-champion Jenkins
and a whirl in Florida real estate
with a B. r. of about fifty grand
1t is rumored that she paid $1,000
cash to Manager Fred AmoroSa for
Fatta's contract, merely because she
had seen Fatta floor eX-huSband
Jenkins back when Fatta was SPAR
ring partner for Larrupin Lew who
was grooming for his successful title
fight with Lou Ambers at Green
wood Lake, N. Y, training camp
in 1910.
Had Katy been affluent in 1910,
or even in Al, she might have paid
Fatta ten grand for dumping Mr..
Jenkins in the coast guard in
England. The Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
kinS of those Gays gained almost as
much space in the New York press
with their marital brawlS, as did
Johnny WeiSsmuller and Lupe Velez
in Hollywood. There was great hue
and cry, for example, in July, 1910,
when Katy jerked Lew out of the
Grossinger, N. Y, resort where Lew
had been training for his unsuc-
cessful tilt with Henry Armstrong.
1t seems there was young Spanish
gal dancing at GroSsingers who
-----
Anyway Katy got divorced from
Lew in July, 1912. Clutching her
butter-knife firmly at yesterday s
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
BY GENE FRIEDMAN

LOS ANGELES, june G. up
He is acknowledged one of the
greatest football players of all time.
He was an all-American at two
different positions. He is one Of
the toughest football players of all
time. He is the subject Of more
football anecdotes probably than
any other football player. And
shortly after the miCdle of this
month, Bronko Nagurski arrives to
take up his assistant coaching dut-
les at the University OF California
at Los Angeles.
Nagurski, who signed a one-year
contract. will be backfield coach
for the UCLANS, to whom he should
prove particularly valuable because
of his familiarity with the T-forma-
ton. not only as a back, but also
as a line-man.
IN 1929, Nagurski was picked on
virtually every All-American team
as tackle and back on others. His
double selection was odd in more
than ore way. He played the entire
season at fullback except for 80
minutes when he tore the North
western line apart.
The Bronx then played pro-fulI-
back except for 80 minutes when
he tore the Northwestern line apart.
The Bronx then played pro-fall-
back for the Chicago Bears making
the an-pro-team in 1882, 1889, and
1884 Last year, after a five-year
layoff, he rejoined the Bears and
helped them to the prolific, aver
aging almost five yards per try.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
BY BOB MEYER

CHICAGO. June 6. CUP) STANLEY
Hack. old StaniSlaus" who was Il
permanent fixture as third base
man and leaCoff man for the chi
cago Cubs for II years before re-
firing from the game this winter
prepared Tuesday to rejoin Charlsy
Grimm'S laundering team.
jim Gallagher. Cub general man
aver. said that Hack will leave his
Pendleton. Ore, ranch in a couple
of days. He will be inserted into The
Cub infield as soon as Manager
Grimm approves his physical con-
Cition.
The news came as a booster 70
the spirits of Cub fans, who form
ed = lasting affection for the snil-
ing. efficient Hack, who was named
to three National league all-stlr
teams and competed in three world
series for the Cubs. He came 10
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
SPORTS PARADE

luncheon, she amended, "but we're
still friends
Why does Katy-a good looking
gal in her middle 20s-return to
Cauliflower eanyon?-where only a
few women have ventured before,
like Nav Stribling. "Leaping Lena
LevinSky, Jimmy Hatcher's wife and
the late Madam Bey.
Katy explains There's excite
ment and money in the fight game.
crave INDEPENDENTLY excite
ment. I was an auto-racing driver
when Lew Jenkins met me. Later,
I had my own airplane, and had 81
hours in the air, which Lew didn't
like. was attracted to Lew because
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
4. STOCKS

Los Angeles June 6. CUP - Aafter
SLOW start while traders studied the re-
Fi3rts coming in from the invasion fronts
sales and prices, rose sharply on the
L. arV.'#- -'r.'- r-cF
With 1900 shares changing hands IN
the lust t..u tuurs of uJe.-.-.,Tl-. - L.
sues were reported up, five down, and
Is Unchanged The ltS
Blue diamonds 100 al 200. unchanged
Trans America 100 al 9s-. unchanged:
Pacific Gas and Electric 100 af-33i- IN
changed So. Cal. Edison. common. 100
at %, up X. So. Cal. Edison per cent.
100 at 3la- up a. So. Cal. Edison 81
per cent 10 0at 30A. W D; southern
Pacific 100 at 297i, down Bandini
100 al 5L. unchanged; Bolsa Chica 800
al !. 50. down SC, Hancock Oil 100 at 81,
up Y; Sinclair OIL at ~, unchanged
Richfield OIL 100 al 81, down j. Stan
dar OIL Of California 100 at 37i2. up 3.
sunray Oil 100 at @, unchanged; Union
OIL 300 at 49,, unchanged Consolidated
Steel preferred 100 at p unchanged; Hud-
son Motors 100 at 1874. up =, Hupp
Motors 400 at Is, unchanged; Yosemite
Cement preferred 100 at Ga, unchanged;
Farnsworth 100 at u, up A.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
L. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los Angeles. June Is. up LINes'ocE.
Cattle. Saable 1000 very SLOW cary
safes about steady. supply largely cows,
bur good grades an classes lacking. ie"
common 10 medium steers 1050-l3 com
mon 10 good heiferS 11-1450 common 10
medium cows 9jO-1l. odd heads 10 J..
cutter and common S-q p, Gamers and
cutters 5.50-7. IS. medium 10 good buits
Q 5o-12. calves salable rs. very little
done. underione weak.
Hogs: Salable 500. holdovers 740, slow
steady. few good 10 choice l9O-24o lbs
topped al "A =. medium l60-25O lbs l.. So
Is SO medium to choice soWs S.W-io OIL.
fedeer lhgs $500. some held around
u.
Sheep. SaIable Ace. from load good 10
choice 90 ID vearlngS with No. peits II.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
60 Coach

Among other things. Bronco has
been worlds wrestling champion.
Everyone has a favorite story
about NaguSki. The coast best re-
members him FOR the game he play
ell at HollyWooc Gilmore stadium
In 1887 when he knocked little Cot
ION Warburton spinning as the mite
RED To stop him on one of his
famous doWnfield rushes.
Then there's die Janus, possibly
untrue. but characteristic story OF
the time Nagurski charged a parti-
cularly tough opponent line, crossed
The goal line and ran square into
the iron goal posts. Nagurski picked
himself up. looked around and said,
Boy. that guy sure is tough
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
BreaEhers Set

The four Pacific Coast leaders,
punched within a half-game of each
other, faced "breathers" as the
ninth week Of the pennant chase
was scheduled to open.
San Francisco, tied fer first with
Portland. draws laSt-place Sacra-
mento at Seals stadium, while the
Beavers entertain the siXth-place
Les Angeles Angels.
Seattle, knotted with Hollywood
q half-game behind the two lead
crs, plays host to seVenth-place
Oakland. while the Twinks draw
the toughest assignment in meeting
birthplace San Diego at the Holly
wood park.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
MORE FAST GAMES

Tuesday night Troy'S Driye-Inns
and Holtyille Navy Flyers will battle
it out. 1roy'S are tied for first and
the Navy is tied for second. We'd
nesday night the Acmes, another
league leader VIII play the Marine
Group and this game At Imperial
will be rough one ThursGay
night the Baptists and Telephone
Co. will try to keep each other in
the tail spot The .op game q the
week will likely be The Friday night
thriller when The two Marine out
fits. the Flyers and BIG vino are
in Ist and second place ties will
battle it out.
Line score, Mondays game:
Sandy Beach 100 coo Il 6 i
Dessert Seed Co. col 200 X-3 i 5
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
Tells Them Off

GREAT LAKES. June g. CNEA)
Luis Guillermo Pilot OF the Great
Lakes Negro baseball team is a
native OF Guayama, Puerto Rico.
The Negro Bluejackets call their
pitcher Cubic. because Of his aSso-
citation with the Cuban Al-Stars.
Cubic questioned a decision OF an
umpire, told him off in Spanish.
The umpire replied that if he knew
what Cubic was saying he'd throw
him out. When Ensign Al Pesek
asked Cubic what ne told the arbit-
er. the Puerto Riean replied, MAR
~ Goats and dozy doats and little
lamZy diYy.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06

he was a great puncher-a dyna-
inter. His every fight was full of
excitement. Now, I've signed an
other good puncher, Carmine Fatta,
who has scored 38 knockouts in 80
fights"
Katy, who has the reputation in
hometown Dallas of being able to
shoot the monacle off a mosquito.
insists that she no longer is a
pistol-packin mama. She says, I'll
let Fatta carry the heavy artillery
from now on
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
FIG COAST LEAGUE
Fiqht Results
By UNITED PRESS

NEWARK, N. J.-Lee Oma, 1913,
Detroit, technically knocked out
Herb Marshall, IT'S, New York 80.
NEW YORK (Queensboro Arena
Jimmy McDaniels, 1872, Los An
geles, technically knocked out Pete
Galianos, $50, Baltimore 80.
MISUNDERSTANDING Wright,
1873, Los Angeles, knocked out Vince
Dell Orto, 1872, New York go.
WEST SPRINGFIELD. Mass
MarVl Bryant, 1862, Dallas, Tex,
decisioned Louis Jones, 1863, Angus
I'd, Ga, G0).
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
CAPTAIN KEEPS BUSY

NEW YORK. June 6. - Old Rene
Gnade City College of New York
tennis captain, is 81 and married
He carries a full program. has a
50-hour-a job, drives an am
bulance as an unpaid volunteer for
- hours a week.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago June 8. up Invasion news
caused grain futures to move erratiCally
on the board Of trade Tuesday. Grams
made strong advances on the close.
Wheat finished the day up Il. 10 two
cents a bushel: oats up = to IA; rye
up 2A to 214, and barley up 4 to z.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. 4. HAY

Los Angeles. June 8. up
q 5 NJ. ] "y1ia ieaiy -. 50-36.5 so: U.
S. No. ! 81 .5O-33.5G; U. s. No. 81 So
1880: L. S. No. ieufy or No. green
$50. 5O-32. So L. S. NJ. S29-31 per ton.
No. barley hay S3O-31; No. ! oat hay
S37-3s.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
I7sI3:S SISlISlS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

-GaI1eS DtIlnQ leader.
Sundays Results
Pittsburgh, 81; New York, "A.
st. Louis, 40; Philadelphia, 81.
Cincinnati, IT; Boston, O-3.
Chicago, 6-8; Brooklyn, SD (sec-
Old game called after 10 innings,
darkness !
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SUNDAYS Results

Sundays Results
New York, 6-3; Cleveland, "A.
Philadelphia, 4-3; st. Louis, 3-4.
Chicago, 60; Washington Sd.
Detroit, 81; Boston, 81.
PACIFIC COAST IEAGITE
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
POULTRY &. EGGS

POULTRY PRICES: (An points Imperial
valley OPA Maximum set Oct u, 1943)
First price-At Ranch To Wholesaler or
Retailer. Second price -- Delivered 10
Wholesaler or Retailer. Third price-At
ranch To consumer:
Broilers, Leghorns. under - lbs, SOC,
"a 10 3 lbs. sc; flyers ~ lbs. PC;
coasters all weights, 80 fowl. Leghorn.
all weights - 80; colored, all weights
25Ac; 12cks. all sizes 2Jc; rabbits, under
lbs, 22-24c.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06

Los Angeles. June 6 CUP Eggs
Wholesale prices consumer grade: Large.
grade a y %. grade B 2s-29: ro"dium
grHda 4 3u-3l small. grade a 22-23.
Retail prices 10 consumer: Large grade
IA it's grade 4l-43. grade b 36-37
medium. grade A 3e-4l. grade a 37-3s
small. grade A 2931
Candled graded eggs TO retailers (casesl
Large grade "A 4u-42, grace 49,.
grade 1881. mediJm. grade A 3l-}3.
small grade a 23-25
Butter Grade A 43. grade a -
i,rade 43i- grade c Il
Poultry. Brolers under l. lbs 2S-30,
broiers p. lbs. 30-32, I.eghorn bron-
erS 254-3 lbs 3O-32. fgyerS s. lbs 1922.
roaSters 30-32. Leghorn fowl ! lbs. OF
over 22-24, Legholn fowl . lbs 1870.
colored fowl 25-27i. ducks 2G-2S do
rabbits cuored F. Q. E. ranch. -
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1944-06-06
pIN.Ns0
MR@sR May
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YOUR CHELD'S HEALTH

Don't let your child suffer q single need
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These pests are more than Just nuisance.
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II is easy for anybody, dHylChere, 70
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II you suspect Pin-WOrms, get pack
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discovered for dealing with Pin-Worms.
Thanks 70 this important discovery, P-W
works in special. gentle way 10 destroy
Pin Worms.
Ask your druggist: P-W for Pin-Worms 5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

APPLIANCE SERVICE
ALL APPLIANCES. washers. isoners.
yscuuns sewing machines repaired.
Service. s74s Grand River TY 5-5elo.
KELvrNATOR, Leonard, ColdspotS. Uni-
verszl Coolers Prompt service LIZ s2l2.
PHONOGRlPHs and radios repaired.
parts for al makes. Call AR 27lo or
w 7.2eei l2ii2 Grand River.
RALio, washer or Vacuum. Alliance
Efficient service. OIL 1854: PR $3.50.
REFRIGERATION sERvIcE-Ali makes,
"a, ssA~Fe AB.tlfre--iz licensed ard
bonded TIE 2.6s5s.
INTERPRETATION service. Al. ruar.
licensed. Bonded. UN 3-6e2s: 1-s3ll.
WASHERS. sewing machines. yacuums
repaired, rebuilt, bought. sold wors
guar. Z. s. LIE $3.50 Central Service
VACUUM cleaners repaired. $50 and
Vacuum Cleaner Co. TR $4,000.
WASHERS. sewing machines. vteuums
repair any make guarantee. promp'
service TO s-s235.
rusI Tree .s,im z S LIZ sess
WASHER service. Al. guar Household
Service UE 1851. UN 3-6s2s
WASHERS repaired. Nearly all makes.
n W sec. Warner. TO s-leo3.
WASHING machines. vscuums. motors
repaired, Guaranteed. Shorty's Washer
Service. 77s5 Hamilton. TR 1.7272-
WASHING machines. vacuums repaired.
ali makes. prompt serv. Is yrL exp.
work guaranteed. no 1897.
CLEANERS And OVERS
HAVE fall and winter garments cleaned
BY Famous Cleaners. co l1li.
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MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE
AMERICAN

AslEEAAAN
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
Bed Sheets RlktS. 81 40. Phi. Cases
Part Wool Plaid Blankrts.......Sl.9 S
Double 2ac Wool BisnketB,...... 59S
Fun size PED Mattresses. s.95
Army Quits full size .......-... los
Bed SprinFs So 9S Day Mats. SOS
Metal Beds. fun sizs..,......... s95
Grin. isX36. cotton Mattresses. 2 as
Twin Metal Beds and Springs,.i2 gS
as Wool Camp Blankets ... 2 IS
Carpeiinr "a ssc Sheeting sd. 2Ac
All-Lsather suede IAckefS...... 8 9h
Rug Pads. .qxl2 ,............... 4a5
Meas Pants y a. Dress PsntS., -
Mems GAha tdine JacketS..... 4 QS
p J NURSES OXFORDS. 2 IS
Endicott-Iohnson Police Shoes. 4.aS
Endicoti-JohnsOn Dresk OxfoTds. sos
USRATfOSED SHOES CLOSEOUTS
SUITCASES RAGS Low AS.... %
KhaN Army Furiaush BagS...... -
eyi2 FELT BASE RUSS. 2 e5
FOLDING BEDS ............... 2 -
STAR BRAND HOUSE PANT. l69
rafnfs f.sfNrsfr--T eerr SuTf7rx
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

2aOl-2ao7 CRATIOT
Corner Jos Campau Bank BldE
Open sun q 70 4 .. n Daily 70 2
Aromatic Cedar Shavings
A natural deo1osant for storing your
SUMNER clothing
Restrick Lumber Co.
1900 WYOMING no 4s3r
ASH drums heavy s5-Ksllon 50 de-
liyered Pails-Assorted paints. $500
Fifteenth IL 2-7si3.
ASH rubbish drums. Heavy 55-Eailon.
81 IS 224l Brewster a. Cratiot
CROsLEY car radio Detachable wal
than clock. reasonable TY $500.
FIVE unused cameras and lenses
domestic and imported. a. attractive
prices ca 24is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19


adoption OF carbide tools 10 specific
manufacturing problems. can work with
present tool supervisor or take COM
plete responsibility OF carrying out ef-
fective carbide tOoling program. Address
Boz B-343s, Detroit Times 81.
CoLORED. experienced precision In
tpector wishes part time work Morn
ings, TR 2-i5s7
Situations Wanied-Femote
EXPERIENCED colored woman desirei
laundry no cleaning Monday, Thurs
day. Friday. TT 2-i4es
EXPERIENCED eolored woman desires
laundry. no cleaning Mon. Thursday
Friday TE 2-i4ss
EXPERIENCED lady wishes part time
domestic ~efs-fro-r- 70 70 s; so cents
per hour. UN l-4eo7.
EXPERIENCED GIRL wishes laundry
only IN private home. reliable IL
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes wal
washing. painting. paper cleaning IA
$3.50.
EXPERIENCED DAY WORKER wants clean
ing or laundry PA 1913
EXPERIENCED kundress and ironing
TR l-7sl4
EXPERIENCED LADY wishes day work
80 Net -
RELIABLE colored woman. days 5000
lsundIess. cleaner. active WORKER. ~
1883.
RELIABLE colored woman. days. good
lAundress do mending. shirt collars
termed 10 cfrsntrT TX f+5foT.
YOUNG girl wishes day work reliable
good worker. Call TR l-5e74
Al COLoRED woman wishes painted
wall washing and ceilings. TO $500,
Paper cleaning.
COLORED-Experiene shirt itnisher
hand laundry or day work $3.50 feT'
fare TY S-32s0
CoLoRED. experienced shirt iIoneI
wishes days, SIS. csrssre. hours.
references TY s-s7s3.
COLoRED girl wishes days. Tuesday
"wednesday, Saturday. SO. earfare'
COLORED reliable typit, wishes WORK
in Office or home. TE 2-3il7.
cOLORED woman wishes day work
rood worker. So. carfsre, TR l-osos
COLORED girl wishes days or part time
SIS and osrfsre. RA 1913
COLORED girl wishes days. cleaning
SIS so and csrfsre. TE l-o3oe.
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Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
APPLIANCE SERVICE

CARLSON sTUDIos-AcvertiSin dts
plAys posters. 1908 Brush ST Tele'
phone PA eil4.
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

PAINTINC-Firs class sall washing.
guar work. "a Robinson IR 2-6o7S.
PAINTING. DECORATING wall washing.
workmanship guaranteed TO 6-6333
No 10" JOB too small o. large. TO $4,000
PAINTING and dec. rooms papeFed a,
81 room and W. MI $3.50.
PLAsTERER. Al = Rooms. ceilings
arches. coveG patching. Reasonable.
Free estimate: work Suar. % 477a.
PLAsTERING. A,hing Al repair sery-
lee neatly and promptly done. II
5-7ssl
pair Alterations Guar or 1858
arches. ceilings. all kinds M 1895.
PLAsTERINC. new and repair n "
section and suburbs. reas RE 37s4
Pr.AsTERING-Be,,sr repair JOBS Al
kinds. Prompt service guar. LA 4222
PIAsTERING. Al Lathing Ceilings
Arcnes.- rezxonxoie TO 5-s5ss
Plumbing, Sewers, Sinks
Drains cleaned electrically, as lon as
So, no results, no charge. anywhere
any time. including Sunday no 4374
PLUMBING repairs, Installations and
supplies. equipped service ,ruess.
UN 3.5sss. 772o Fenkell UN s-ssss.
PLUMBING OR HEATING
COMPLETE IEsTALLATIoHs
FHA TERMs-GL o067
PLUMBING. SEWERS
Cleaned ty electric No results No
charge. No disFins. 24.hour service
Guaranteed workmanship. TE l-s424
Plumbing Sinks Cleaned, So
New and used bath tubs. UN 2-2ss4
PLUMBING. SINKS cleaned sewers
cleaned Electrically Quick 1ersiee,
Ell. s955 TO $3.50
PLUMBING ana heating repsigs, re-
modelling ana alterations by tICenEt
plumber. On 3-o6s4 TO e-3o3e
PLUMB. NO DIGGING - NO MESS
sewers, drains electrically cleaned, IS
years exp OR 244s. TO s-7sso.
| PLUMBER - Abbott Sever Service
/ cleaned electrically: WORK guarantee,
Ne so any TIM. stfywirrrr, Y - '''i
PLUMBING. ALL KINDS OF HEAT
! INC REPAIRS. ALTERATIONS, BATH
ROOMS. TERMS TO S-5O35,
PLUMBING repaired AL sewers and
SINKS electrically cleaned. TY 7-5ll0.
PLUMBING. heating. repair resS Csi
before 2 m. or sun TU l-l31s.
/ PLUMBING and heating repairs sewers.
drains Cleaned electricAIly-- In -2snb@E-
I PLUMBING. sinks and drains. main
sewers clnd electrically. SIS. Oh 62l4.
REMoDELIEG. repairs anything In the
home. three years 70 pay TO 5000
REROOF for SIS. Ford windproof
2o-year roof. FILA terms. LIZ 1897
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TUNGSTEN
CARBIDE
ENGINEER

Fabrication. selection. application and
maintenance OF carbide tools have
knowledge needed for faeilitation. the
adoption OF carbide tools 10 specific
manufacturing problems. can work with
present tool supervisor or take com
plete responsibility OF carrying out ef-
fective carbide tooling program. address
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

ROOFING AND SIDING
Storm windows csulking, Easements. piers
FREE ESTfMATES-FHA TERMS
WORK and materials guaranteed.
Bricser Construction Co.-TY e-44l1
A b c. SANITARY SERVICE
sewers and septic tanks cleaned and
installed w 10 years 10 pey.
FL i-W-Ll i-lo3i
ADDED rooms. 81 rs and UP. insulated
nicely finished by expert vcrkmen. a
complete home repair UN i-23es
AN ARTISTIC ATTIC or Recreation
Room with Restricts Famous We'll
posrd-Pisnkins and ceiling tile. 7,
builds. decorstes. inSulates and ouieis
sound IN one operation and az one
cost For free estimate call the House
Doctor" Rsstrick Lumber Co.-sincs
1eSA-HO 1s30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19
ATTIC ROOM

Material and labor: q swell Job. sle5;
stairwsys, porches. Phone day or night
I TE 2-22ss
ATTIC ROOMS completely finished.
No down psy't. 80 months 10 pay.
We help obtain rriorities. Work quar-.
FHA terms. r v. BldE co. TN l.loe3.