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Nogales international., 1944-10-06

for Los Angeles to get a carload OF
merchandise.
VISITING IN FLORIDA
Mrs. w. v. Redditt, clerk in the
office of the city water department,
left Tuesday to spend two weeks
visiting relatives in Florida.
BACK FROM MEXICO CITY
Walter Holm is back from a trip
to Mexico City.
MAJOR OPERATION
Mrs. Edgard Abadie (Clara Ter
razas) underwent a major operation
at Mineral Wells, Texas, last week.
BACK FROM COAST
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferald w. Parks
have returned from business and
pleasure trip to Los Angeles.
TRIP TO PHOENIX
Rich Hale and Lee Farrell of
Harshaw left Tuesday on trip to
Phoenix They are being accom-
panied home by Mrs Farrell who
has been working for Goodyear Air
craft.
BREAKS ANKLE
Mrs. Carlton E. Towne, formerly
of Nogales, wife of Dr. ToWne of
Tucson, broke one of her ankles in
fall few days ago at Tucson.
Pierre Abadie of NogaleS, Sonora,
is undergoing medical treatment at
Mineral Wells, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marty Loughman
are back from California where
they spent the summer.
1t. Col. George Macdonald was
here from Phoenix last weekend.
Mrs. K. K. Hood was visitor in
Tucson Monday.
Miss Margot Guerrero was visi-
tor in Tucson Monday.
Mrs. Clyde Mcpherson was here
Monday from San Rafael Valley.
| Rev. O. A. Smith left Monday on
a business trip to Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Arend of Tue
son, formerly of Nogales, were
guests last weekend of Mr. and Mrs
j. H. Barbee
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Civic Symphony
Orchestra To Give
Concert March l9

Tlae Hua "a ass eteA SYN
HHanA 0nchesfta @Ia present s
program ta aaaa se8 " 0t
vicinity suaask M8lrg - 81 as
heH asfool sualhaa8Am
Ins#s w8i - admission
etafae Tor a presentation
w8HH Is taeinF made avaihshlf e.
estlaana Through the feereatpna
program ~ ihf luAaia siaphuaa
faa Cafp0nau0n ulaast thf dife
ton II Louis Nafffasagf The
helff ~ aHe rgatMs Halen vii
given curing fat a~iAfuopn -
faaG s larger aslanise4 Is ptrauns
vii ~ b4e O. attend wa8 -
announced late u1l NW en
flnn program
Tha orchestra susi drfea
oIsa ~ shs finest aash musical
organizations ~ tHe souih aita
fas aHNcior los taf Waeas4on wlI
b. tfe famed NuraeKan eanda
taf. oN Nn2iH9afa Although
tsa9e ART 30 isekea - tine PEI
afnaanse. arggue planning t.
attend aaN eanlaet 81 Warn
easant ihrs ma - sure ~ 2
seat
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
= Is Monday ne said
KILLED Friday Night

HE& kAA HA34tA&N HA N1A&
KILLED Friday Night
According 10 hls confession
TIE y0ung girls body stayed In
the eiump ~ weeds from Friday
night nntil Sunday morning when
i vas discovered by q negro NO
man on her way t. work II was
not over IL 10 Is feet from the
sidewalk Of one of pasc4goula's
busiest thoroaghfares where hun
dreds 81 people pass daily.
WIevs arrest came after .
gotlnR woman reported that he
had aecossed her about AIS am
Sunday morning The young
woman said that she had gone
to The bus station IN a taxi, but
Was unable 70 get 4 seal on the
bns. and was walking down North
p~ascag0uia street - get to . TAX
stand an Delmas avenue
As she passed near the Missis.
suppl Export depot the negro
stepped out Of the shadows and
called 70 her she said. asking ner
T. come here . minute
She stepped out into the street
she said qnickened her pace and
reported she matter 10 police A
few minutes later Officers Eman-
uei ard Shirley arrested WHEY IS
he walked down the Ian tracks
Al the time II his arrest he had
a piece Of iron pipe about five
feet long IN MS hands. and an
open knife in ms pocket He Wag
convicted IN City Court TUES
das afternoon and sentenced to
serve six months IN jail and cay
3 fine u $3.50 0o.
In ms confession Wiley told
police that II the young woman
had paid steniion 70 ms call ne
was going % pull hef behind the
building and do q her the same
thing did 10 TIE other glrl
The body q TIE pretty. blond
Continued 90 Page e.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Sea Robin
To Be ChriSiened
By Mrs. R. S. Ford

MF huhefs SegdWick Ford
wfe 81 sise imKalls alaaaE RavNhan
ieai engineer wfff swing the
champagne boflte AGAINST the
lsas Il another lnEalls-bulh ship
Tuesass a. N &s an - she ship
gard. sni viii formally hesfoW
the nauas IS sea Hahln on the
vessel
Maifana az honor wiil ie MrN
James 4 Ford ard Mrs W O
Stone ~ Pa0caggah and other
members oi the party will be- Mr.
snd Mrs 4 ! Ford 81 and Mr.
) 4 MURPHY at J / Fort
NJ STONE sud the sponsor hus
bard
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
PascagOula Schools Buy Ambulance
Airplane In Fourth War Loan Drive

Emerging from TIE KauFua "
Asaan Drive Nlth credit u
SIT asa as solo in E Ngle had
80 od meaning Is the
eeal5a Mnoo-fe sending -
- amtlian& plane into the
#aHs ana winning re SCHOOLS
- VIZ Tag WhIeh means that -
~ aellf ~ ne students pa~riie
HiA = iasn0 purchases
Ehe price 0f f Es7 Douglas
aazafee plane IS $1,000 and
e g. into seton under the
name 81 fhe PEaala schools
"a Hag wa wan during to-
au drive aaa MIH b. re-
taIea - Use ea - laug
81 si4f 81 tie students make
eaa purchase = hon and
stamp
eHesrted effort va FnsQe
- 1ae tlaents during tha nuve
aIn eiai rallies REID az the
za saa 1eall - ~ af va
points through &c cts T.
49, extra dime . quarter
= ~ pocket . pafnook
- Tine nIsn eHfol sta
cents $50 c0udaelea TIE house
canvas unaef tnf d.
q. the Junior Woman
EHao = PascsgoaIa ana taey en-
a - q t9easuH# Hani iuf
aHHaa stamp books - - effort
4 Hz each turned INTO 8 bono
HHa amount SD - Ehe stu
aaaa represented pare1sse value
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Blood OF Jackson
CounfianS Given
For Fighting Men

WITH hundred more applicants
thar 4 b. cared fer IN the two
day uanud. ere BIosa Donor
sefwce mobile anIs from New
Orleans arrived II paseagoula on
THURSDAY and WIli take blood
aunafiens through to-day Of tne
$50 3niiding
Tas Is the frs time such
unit has been ii Jackson cuun
3 ana Ene response from the n
gals Shipbualdine Cofpol auou
sard asone nouaea the committee
II charge with NOR asan 5000
applications nonaHs Wlu c0m.e
iaaae from vafiaas paris Of the
count. - cuntrihafe - the bioad
plasna sioru being gathered bt
the American Rec Cross ca b.
sant . 1te fighting fronts all
over fEe aaf ares The aaii wil
msllsn AT intervals 81 several
weeks
The response g. the announce
ment that blood aaald b. taken
has been very enthusiasts ae
eaaang IS Ms ] . ca ohais
nan - khe committee - cnafge
- arrangements Ms Jsan Cot
S q charge y pea.le.y ana
.H frsrsrm HH@ Han sf-rffuf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
GIRLS MURDERER C0NFESSES
Day Care Enlarged
To Include Special
Play Arrangement

T1n Day Care prog i
children between ihs a 3
ana ii ycar6 has ben expanded
e. include supervised piaF IN
daoa and oui dgors st f4e fasi
laWn community house tbs pro-
gram IS sponsored - u8e Ic
Rsula public Nh1sal system sHd
tfle new phaa 0Iil begin Monday
and continue sax day q week
tween the hours u 81 Ga B.. M
am and 2 a. s pm Trained
ait. viii b. m e8arE and
DINNER will b. served Il ags eall5
desiring II tof 81 So q wreck There
Is az ehsrfe faf participating III
iils play hours
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

$ - uini6 sIsazg - lutt.
$ oss - eleventh - fsa 18th
50 s9a So EeHsalan ehoa'
sefc as aaa Beech are
IIH eha8I. SIGMA. r
80 a5184a sl aaH Ea 81 E.
H. Ht Totals So ld1
- hef school go SEE 5l8 -
- lie RIaMulaI azHaas
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
March 4 Is SET For
Numing OF School
Trustees In County

schools 81 jackson county
those which have the ap
aIlVe system vii chest trns
t. saturday March / at 2 pm
s school building A r Me
& county superintendent Of
announced pa8caRoula
J. and EscataWpa sehugls use
apointive method ~ which
g. are named b Mr. Me
However. the majority
- f 81 these schools can pc
l. Iar any particular person
sh 10 appoint Il TINS pc
not received prior -
SET ior the appointment
g. name the trustee Ar. Me
& ekplalned
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Recreation Head
Suggests Junior
Civic Organization

Thf organization II 5 Pasea
eH4 Junior CiFse Council -
fae training ground - ise youth
q fms community aa suRRextsa
b. Isas NarthHsne. rpeFeaiiun
direction ~ the Ingalls, sbipbuibl
iH2 Cooperation at = easl meeting
- tlae Civic Counsel Tuesday
uleai al the Us0 building
The plan. S. ~ forth bs M
NsG2A.iene would reach ~ loa
s. Hhe eight yeas eolas ana inr en-
tire sNimclufe would b. bassa on
preparing boys ana gah iu take
over ule p0nahlIIiie 81 cit
lxelasaln when tines eaHe ni Az
The Hseebng - Ire eaaHeil was
called ~ Mrs } . Cotg, pfesI
cent for the expires purpose 81
heafiaK 81 N~afaaehiane outline
hn sagEesiion
Ths membership 81 the junior
group would r. eefHpfsaea of rep-
H~senfaflVes 80 such organizations
lbe Box Scouts. Ghe Glnl
seplh and various otllef church
81 neiRhb0rhooa gfeaps susi -
fhe membership ng ifse senio1
aHfil composed II appoiniegs
tFau other organizations The
young pe0pir waatAa h aiaed amd
a8Vlsta IS 4 haafs IS COMMITTEES
from tat Glider esaancsI
We know tnat young peops
unsas sports ans activities iinst.
Hake fof Whuesame fun afa
wef hstnE. NJ Nafffchi0ns
aa ban merely g attempt To-
salists young people through
Playground and leefeatlonal a.
Invites aoss not IN itself make
10 completes citizenship tram
NIX
Induction Into ciiizenShip
He pointed otif fhai enforced
leisure j. never a much enjoyed
81 eafnNd relaxation
When ! sex bass and girls
oatslde the salpyatd gales selling
~ wspapers ! thaak # the fine
fralntna theR are neeeiNlnR "a
= Stunning fuspen6ibiiits 81 tax
ing the papers r. sell he sand
@Of course. ~ the bu4s and gu
cant al ncaspapefa bat through
careful planning and OummuniD
wlas participation VIII parents
ano 0lganlxauous leininF the
movement yoisiie peelale car h.
given lne sans opportunity e.
acquire These SOUND b8sir exp
rlenea Through vaii8 community
aespanslhiliiies Certainly "a,
chance II siesl aoss and gm
eses developing into aalinguruu
are very remote
IHe suggested plan also m
rIatea 3 NCiuzeus luaueuan Daf
fCaniinued al pafe Bj
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Nursery School
Unit Will Open In
Maritime Section

The Maritime Nursery school
si1 open Monday a 1911 Admir-.
a Sehley street fer children Of
that section frum 2 70 6 years
ald TINS School Is al expansion
= the child care program oper-
ated n Paseagoaia under the
auspices u the school system
and fas Federal government
Ths Unit If the nursery sys-
ten being opened t. felleve TIE
crowded condition II the school
taeased IN Teeifth street and.fef
TIE eonVenlece e those East4an
res aent living south Of Parsley
street
+ Wsll BE- eondacla according
= TIE same schedule IS TIE mafn
school and vlll b under the d.
feesIan " Mrs. Mary Hammond.
eae q the fusf nursery school
Eeazaez 10 0e present school
she being transferred o. fhs
aeH amt and fhfs assistaess
Ne ehiidren 81 - given :
aea4H Inspection eaeh morning
ane NaN have CO liver 0ll and
- 1a1ces There E 8 sell bal.
aHesa meat served each dsv -
neaH followed - 8 enc o. tNo
haaE nap In addition there Is So
neHHsa1 play ere training IN
dressing bathlHa and sharing
sH## Hhe school enuz 81 6 81 An
I'D Hss children max aamsin ~
= - pm
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Admiral Vickery
Sees Big Future
For ingalls, Yard

Ao1ea EtHH5ats W1 A
on ssae shoulders II the aaiplaaila
sHs 81 the lngs -
Pas1aeoala Is Admiral II l.
Wtee chairman at ue
L Maritime Commission, Ia
= VISIT Gil tr Ysfa M0ndy hsif
> bright tlsasrt u psinloa is8
ttpfn iuF the
DmlaFtng thaf e Is the type
q saim Being balII 81 tb.s afd
which wall - fssdsa far iige
ftfaal push foF s4etaTs AamBat
Nakefg warmed naskafa tnai
sheY viii have 10 put forth great
81 effort than ever kIaap aal ira
flll seer II tne aaee pgfsiuc
ton q fescned
~as impressed - lhs
tlaaf sflefe seems e. ~ lpa
ing here a. IuealA that ia mos,
other yards ; aase visited ~
said The war Is entering rs
uasg asitlral siaae 81 tht fsp
@ snla laing buIl8 here arr tire
ftp@ which we Wast nave fo4
the fin@ pust Nnw mfane ifan
sfa hsiare evef saipsasa work
e should stick Is ahi
rasing ihs c. sip baing
hsllla ii lae yard Admiral Ntck
ey fogessM 3 bai posi-wa
efa TOE tbis ana olhe yatG
hiilalng tire mfea design egsg
u.aa 50 Mergga
he a4ses tnre E8se Nea
wall provide pfeatS m X m Sc
conversion and alteration ~
ailps noW being Used 81 aai. atsc
after ll5t there viii h an un.
p1se2dentei demand su peate
FGss cargo an6 masga vesse
estimate We wlli NEED ~ least
o. million TONS II res ships fez
postwar p-eaeetisna us
T9 fact taat tie lnaal
~ building uea ships telufe
waFiiaaes Ia ms onInfau assuft
plenty - construction fus iiH
yard after tisc aa oyp4 h
ase predicted : gfeaf industrial
dexe apHscni al ife South
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Young Negro COnfesses To Brutal Staying OF
Il Year Old Nellie Opal Kicks Last October
In City Court Here Tuesday On Accusing
Charge: Police Remove To Unnamed Jail

Henry Lee Wiley. 2l-year-old negro. Thursday morning
confessed 20 the brutal murder and rape Of Nellie Opal Kicks
I3-yearold school girl. whose body was found n . vacant
lot Just off South paseag0ula street last October IS.
The confession followed several hours IF questioning b.
city and county officers and resulted in the solution Of one
Wiley was picked up by City Police Charles Emanuel and
Of the most brutal crimes ever committed IN this section
II B Shirley about 40 am Sunday morning after a Young
woman had been aceosted by hun OF North Paseagoala street
near the L&N railroad crossing. He was convicted on the
charge Tuesday afternoon IN city court after being identified
NJ the Young woman
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
DR.. Henry B. HoH
Is Promoted To
Lieutenant Colonel

IT Henry d Hen aeiing ii
Rector 81 ihe Jaeksnu County
Board ~ iiesllh. las been pro
ata1sa feon ihe raHk Of majof r.
Northumberland - tie United
States Rablic Health servser a.
corning = word received here
v eanssday Df Hot has ieen
head - thr health service in lhe
counts i0a ths past + months Ills
AaHae IS ~ WellsxlIle Pa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Work Started On
General Repairs To
EGstldwn TrQiiers

saatraci for the repair and
~ Df .he 80 government
n EaafIaHH h been
federal Pubic Housing
utiIeIa - tie Pas
6 office nase announced
Fill lue.ula painting f
lrst las q secona
saiefF azEaae aae
: covers lae Ha e
8aN - soIlne e.
a4ettaH move
be- TIE Issf genefa
lnsaata slnee tae
= 1t iae HaIes ulu
esl laa Ire Naiiefs
= u lacked up or
z tgr the removal ~ tne
- zsakeu down
p sos 4 anReH faagn eieh
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

Aaze boy thar zHi babies
Hssz SIS 90 L38s ISL Nere born
HtHIz country u - first tuia
- = ght aaf. ~saeaHaHnH to us
EHz Hureau
! Europe oIl i aalaaaed traa
aHzle and grape szsdz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

He eas then taken over By
City Officers Lee Byrd and
Emanuel County Highway Pa
tfolman Fenimafe Hudson and
Sheriff D. o Newman After BE-
Ina questioned TOT several hours
Wednesday night he finally broke
and made q detailed confession
before County Attorney L X
Mcintosh n the aefiffs office at
the courthouse
Moved To Unnamed Jail
He Was innnedl ate removed
T. an unnamed iaii 10 wait action
u the grand fufY
II addition - the murder Of
the young girl Wiley confessed
10 hitting 8 soldier al ihe mouth
with a heavy stick sosHe ~ sao
when he came on the soldier and
q girl on paseagoula street.
snafehlng % 3 woman purse on
South Pascagguia street IN front
q the used car lot there during
which time he knocked hre 20 the
sidewalk and the stealing Of an
other purse He also said that he
aa convicted twHee IN Biloxi Tor
stealing and served sentences Of
one ear and SIX months respec
lively
Wiley told police that be was
raised IN Detroit Michigan. came
e Biloxi in 1886 and 10 Pasca
Eoala n July Of last wear He
was employd IN the warehouse
Of the Merchants Cash Grocery
After breaking, Wiley told off
GERS and a small group Of citizens
m detail the evefrs surrounding
his crime read the written o
fessian and willingly signed IL
Lived Near Path
He said in has confession that
a that fime ne lived near the
path used by the young Kicks
girl Whe lived with her family
"a the government trailer project
on Lincoln avenue t. 60 10 and
from town and school the path
Ieads of South pascaEaula street
Iust before Cognmunl street and
& s short cut through 70 Market
street
H waited fo4 her Two different
times after seeing her pass along
ne path on her way 10 town
Wiley ssid baf she I'D not come
back that Way and ~ missed her.
Finally he sand. h. Was Il front
q hae Ritz theatre one shipyard
payday night and kaW fhe Young
gIrI enter the sho8 He went on
back ard ssiled for her re- said
As she came along - MD be-
hind S telephone pole near Che
path on South pascaeo4la street
hs confession sad ard grabbed
be- from behind s. she passed
He tpak her HK ire throat ard
pulled her doau nto . heavy
dump ~ wed and bushe
aa5af tneive feet 90 the side
salk and ms her q n the side 81
DE head with Nhat - aescr
g curved pleee = IRON hoap
about = inches iane ard fatty
aaie l. might nave been
Feee of Hon wagon ~. he said
The young aH1 fell ~ the
ground he continued lying on
asf SIDE He turned Der sser. -
moved her stepm Led them
sHaana her nesk pretty ugnf
aaa afief rapHnK Der left the
eens going past RE water tank
- Eamany street and cutting
eesT e. where - lived The.
young eiri did nof scream he
$40 Bat begged nm - let hef
e before he hlf be- and knocked
bee unconscious
Il leid police - Kas afraid =
e pas che saeHe = Hhe crime
ans nafe and aaak smother route
= IaNn He dad naz hear ~ as
finding % ule baa9 aaEll ths 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Paper, Tin And
Fats Begged For
Campaign

Groundwork foa eampaig.
tenaea - sweep eHers CORN
P~aseagouls clean Il waste
sste Fats end Tn cans Ns
At . meeting heio MONDAY
feffiaK on plans lof ihe
drive e. begin March va.
e WtsNel jackson county ca.
man. Mrs David & Peajtle P
csEoaia chairman selsaaI oitlea
and olaes workers
Ths appeal 70 riisseas o. sa
thnir fats. paper ara -
e afded % the fesleIa govern
meni for use in the es effort
IL BASED on the vita neeo TO-
thee Items and the asaIrsnre
thai arrangements nave beer
made e PICK up ali srfap Nj
Psattie and Mrs. Sidney austin.
Who Is assisting Mfs featfie
pointed out II Is ufobable tina,
TIE paper collection VII b. made
through the school and any bus
utess o. industry having tao .aree
an amount az paper g. keep for
ans period oi time IS requested
IA r1ntaci Mrs Austin So that
truck may be sent e. remove
tie paper Persons saving papsfN
afe asked "a tod them INTO the
approximate size Of 3 newspaper
folded into haif rs length ami
hali II width and - tie them
tightly 50 the bundles may be
handled without loss
Pick Up Large Lets
Cafes ur other places 0f husi
asN winch accumulate large
quantities uf tin ems o. waste
fat sne also instructed - phone
fdzJ ano collections Wili b.
made CAM must have both enas
removed b. washed clean and
asaea flat Containers are be-
He placed in stores for thtss cans
us Huss b. strained before they
ean - used boy the Government
9HaefX stoves wii. aeeeps waste
fats n cooperation With the drive
sHa tentative plans are 10 a
aAnae Tor the picking ~ Of Snaali
Quantities oi tat. even d few
s%p7aastui ~ q houseio- house
canvass GroceTymen are authar-
zed q give teo meat points iof
every pound Of iai brought lof
fhe ariye
VIII Japan nos holding 20 per
eeas e the world production u
tIa IA IS scarce Airs Austin de-
Hea OF the many uses -
winch this metal Is used are
protective covering fof much u
5He s. 0o0 tons Of fooa the armed
forces eat daily protective coat
.az tafpenues tors q ~ content
- saaHartues h~attiesulps taukk
amy trucks ard scores ~ 0theE.
fEanEs necessary - fighting the
aa
0He hunUned percent pure TIN
eaeIaa@ ths little iadix sduai NOR.
nalne aypodefmie syringe which
HIass fha pam d Wuuu1ka
aIaHef on the aeld Mrs Aus
reminded tire public Tin err
The emergency stiIpha olnl-
Heufs 81 protect against miec-
ions aua un safeguards she PR
EHaaz blood plasHla saving the
So = 81 mans = aaE fighUnE
HsH
lis make giyesrtna inf sNpio-
ssa - waste paper - atl kinds
#H##.aaH.. .a4a#A
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
JusT 4 pAME IN - -

Hugo 0kiafaea Taylor mas
IA own way 0f dealing siih has
glars Al 4 n Taylor ssN =
strange wsuman attempting t.
zqaeeze through q window ~ has
kEezH he pre- f4ae Ntndum
cewn oa ttie Woaasf Heek ard
secured u hy h~auHasf5ng s naii
through ihf fHan FuTtV-hFe
minute later ne fsseased hl
pzlansf with e leefafe 81 tae a.
uHfE d crime
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

Haslasf pap4 aHaH decline
sz.m $3.50 AZ aa recorded in the
agriculture states = kans
akIshaa hehfsssa aaa horta
sd ssaih Dak3za
Maa HenazM naf-Aaas
- 81 Oh Sop UzzedHaz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

Uesdig snake Neaaaas asa6 a.
msdaelHe moss save lives
Evening star., 1944-11-07
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING. roofing, rock wool in
s1ppI sH1a 5511 Gal qs for sstimate TN HUDSON
COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS - Prompt
eees on sS ASBESTOS a sdns snd
roofing. 1903 Emerson st. NV. RIA. 4oes:
fIooR fTs9nss skFyicf hF CPS paSr5 aS 54G1 s N,
laying, sanding, finishing, cleaning; par.
ING CONTRACTORS, NC. 1919 wiscon.
JOINS S s:i -MAsvfIL2 A roofing. siding. storm
sSSGRsrGfSa SS6Hks G6sfRSsrisas Sc eosf All kind,
saS5fh VI Ts1nR0ns FoGs nss in
closed. recreation rooms built, attics nm
ished: concrete and brick work, painting
snd foons sdns and storm
ranged DISTRICT RENoVAroRs. Cen
ToUR 81 HONE and add
tional income. Attics made into rooms.
basement rooms finished, porches in
closed, concrete work, plumbing, decorat-
ing; asbestos siding and roofing and gem
mates: small monthly payments. TABOR's
HOME RENovATING CO., 1920 Irving st.
NV. Adams 1900.
at reasonable prices. For free estimates.
call RA. 0S59 after pm. LUCAS, LUCAS
AND LUCAS; S23 Emerson 81, nv.
PAINTING. PAPERING, PLASTERING and
general repairs. First-class work and
materials. Free estimates. Reliable white
mechanics: Prompt service. Terms ar
ranged. HOUGH BROS CO.. CHI s46s. So
kEMODELING Of residential and CONNER.
cial properties. Estimates: 1S yrs exper,
Cali any time. RAY E. ROBERTS. TR. s4S7.
los
ROOFING. asbestos siding. remodeiing,
terms. l-15 years. SECURITY HOMA
IMPROVEMENT CO.. GeorHia l10S-lI13.
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild.
Johns-Manville.
WATERPROOFNG-Have your basement
and walls waterproofed now before bad
weather. ROBERT E. PRICE. Ordway
S244, after pm lOs
roofing and siding.
storm windows: conv. terms. PATTERSON-
GGAARDINER CO, AIlinston. Va. cH. 1929.
ing, insulation; combination storm sash,
1913 y st; nv RE. $500
AAA CONTRACTING CO.-Johns-Manville
roofing, siding and insulation, home re-
modelling. expert heating service; l to Is
years to pay. Phone DI. 1862 and DI. 935Q.
24-HOUR SERVICE. New building, re-
pairs, remodel. maintenance, basement to
roof. Free estimates, monthly payments.
A. E. WOOLBERT, WI. 6773. 7s