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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-11
Sport Shoris

LOS ANGELES - Undefeated Randolph Field overpowered the aerial strategy of the Fourth Air force Flyers of March Field, giving the Ramblers a 20 to victory Sunday.
 MIAMI-Staff Sgt. Dutch Harri- son. Wright Field, Ohio, won $2,500 first money in the Miami Open Golf Tournament over five other players.
 ATLANTIC CITY - Willard N Geim, head of Denver's School and Education Recreational facilities, has been elected president of the National AAU.
 NEW YORK Election of the late Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis to baseball's Hall of Fame drew unanimous approval from representatives of 16 major base ball clubs It is apparent that no successor to the Diamond Czar will be named at the annual mid- winter sessions.
 NEW YORK = The New York Giants won the Eastern Division National Football League cham pionship by crushing Washington, 31 to 0, in Sunday game.
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HINES LEAVES

Frank Hynes, Regional Director of the Fish and Wildife Service, is en- route to Seattle on official business. From there he will travel to Chicago to attend Regional Directors Meet ing, returning to Juneau in Feb ruary.
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DAVE FEMMER STARTS
 HIS TAXI BUSINESS

Dave Femmer started his Fem mers Taxi Service today and an- nounced the call is 9. For the present two taxis will be operated, Femmer driving one and Ted Hammer the other. The service has three new cars, a Chrysler, DeSoto and Buick and third driver will be employed later.
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OF INCORPORATION

Articles of incorporation have been filed in the Territorial Auditors Office by the Oregon and Washing ton District of the Evangelical Luth- eran Synod of Missouri, Ohio and other states. It is non-profit corporation with offices in Portland, Oregon.
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BACK IN TOWN

Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Hansen, Terri torial Home Demonstration Agent, is back in town from Fairbanks and is staying at the Baranof Hotel
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EASTERN STAR MEETING

Juneau Chapter, No. ', meets Tuesday, Dec 12, at p. m. h. struction and election of officers
 Lillian Clements,
 Acting Secretary.
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SATELLITES HERE

Mrs. Amos Browne, Mrs. Leslie c. McQuain, Florence Sessions and Bernice Strahl, all of Seattle, are staying at the Baranof Hotel.
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DIVORCE SUIT FILED

Action for divorce has been filed in the office of the Clerk of Court for the First Division by Selene Forum against Sam Forum, charg- ing incompatibility
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FROM ANCHORAGE

Mary E. Fosnasht is in town from Anchorage and is registered at the Baranof Hotel
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PRIMERS TAxI-PHoNE 9

New Taxi Service announced by D. B. Femmer. Give us call. Cour- teous attendants. New cars.
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ANCHORAGE PEOPLE IN

Mary Baird and Vivian Mills are registered at the Baranof Hotel from Anchorage.
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FITZGERALD IN TOWN

w. Fitzgerald, from Whitehorse, is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
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FEMMER'S TAXI-PHONE 9

New Taxi Service announced by D. B. Femmer. Give us a call. Cour- teous attendants. New cars.
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VISITING IN JUNEAU

Irene Wilbur is in town from Fairbanks and is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
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AGENCY FOR SURPLUS
 WAR PROPERTY NAMED

The office of Secretary of Alaska has received notification to the ef- feet that the Reconstruction Finance Corporation has been designated as disposal agency for all surplus war property located in the Territory of Alaska under the direction of the Surplus War Property Administra- ton.
 | As disposal agency in Alaska the REC is anxious to develop the broad est possible market within the Ter ritory so that nothing capable of economic use in Alaska shall be shipped Outside or abandoned, and to prevent, in so far as possible, any equality of treatment of individuals J in the Territory due to lack of ! knowledge or of opportunity to in spect and bid on anything they may require.
 A list of commodities to be dis posed of has been prepared for dis tribution to every Post Office or town in Alaska and will be available for inspection at the Post Office or other public place. Interested per- sons should consult this list and communicate with the Reconstruc- { tion Finance Corporation, Box 1349, Fairbanks, Alaska, stating the num- Der and name of the gorup in which the product desired falls. Oppor- tunity will be given to interested parties for reasonable inspection of any property in order to give every one in the Territory an equal chance.
 The disposal program, as handled by the REC, is for the benefit of the entire Territory and every effort will be made to eliminate any equalitieS resulting from an individuals place of residence within the Territory. l Communication dista ,es will be carefully considered allow every one, no m hey live in Alaska, an .sl elacs to inspect and bid on Fs 9a ty, and ev- cry effort li 9e mad 70 keep the | public fully orpad M all phases of the dispc as 1t de- velops and e .c nation be- comes availi e
 --Ct-s
 HERE F tDw EstN 'ANKS Carl A. B o eslie Ner- land are in ,re regis tered at the aar8n om Fair
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HERE E. aoM ". .ANKs

Carl A. B W ae eslie Ner- land are in lre regis tered at the 8ar8n om Fair banks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29

Robson chapter, D. A. R., were
elected at meeting with the vice
regent, Mrs. E. A. Allen, as fol-
lows: Mrs. J. @. Beckwith, regent;
Mrs. Wyman Scarborough, vic ore
gent Mrs. J. C. Jackson, treas
urer; Mrs. E. A. Allen, cor. Sec
rotary; Mrs. A. H. Mcleod, his
torian Miss Sue Blount Shaw,
registrar
The music of Bach and Handel
was featured in the study class and
program of the Lumberton Music
club at its meeting at the home
OF Mrs. ]. Glenn Blackburn, with
Mrs. J. J. Goodwin, Mrs. Henry
kass and Mrs. Jasper c. Hutto
as assisting hostesses, Mr.. B. H.
Stansel led the study class. Mrs.
H. M. McAllister, president, and
Billy Bridges rendered instrument
al numbers. Plans for National
Music Week May lib were an
nounced by the chairman, Mrs. w.
D. Reynolds.
Mrs. Tom Phelps, Misses Louise
Mcleod and Mary Elizabeth Cald-
well were hostesses at a party at
the home of Mrs. Phelps, honoring
Mrs. John Coltrane Fuller, Jr., of
Chlllicothe, Ohio, bride visiting
here. Mrs. Fuller was awarded
high score at bridge and Miss
Christine Pope at Michigan.
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last week to be at the bedside OF
a brother who is quite ill.
Miss Talulah Ramsay of Sumter,
is the guest of Miss June Mellette.
Mrs. Lem Winesett and children
who have been living in Marion,
N. c. arrived Sunday and will
make their home in Chadbourn,
while Mr.. Winesett is in the armed
forces.
Margie Bailey of Wilmington,
spent the weekend with h e r
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Bailey.
Mrs. Ray Pittman and guest
Mrs. Margie Harding, are spending
the week at Crescent Beach.
Lieut. J.G.) Russell Bailey is at
home on leave visiting his mother,
Mrs. Emma Bailey.
Mrs. R. L. McClenney was
hostess to the Maids and Matrons
club Tuesday evening. At the bust
ness meeting, Mrs. Sidney Meares
was elected secretary and
treasurer for the coming year,
and Mrs. Bishop Smith was elected
assistant. Donations were taken for
the Cancer Control Fund. and ii
was voted to buy another bond
with club funds on hand.
Mrs. J. A.. Brown and Mrs. E.
L. Derrick were named to attend
the State convention at Charlotte
May 16-18th.
The program was on Recreation
in War Time, and was in charge
OF Mesdames w. G. Perkins, T. S.
Lewis and J. "A. Baldwin. Mrs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
Margaret Becker,
Lieut.. Dunnigan
WILL Marry Today

rbie afternoon at $50 o'clock ST
..r,s church will be the scene
+be wedding of Miss Margaret
C,rbett Becker and Lieut.. Francis
,.,enb Dunnigan of Westport,
Miss Becker's attendants will be
,,:', Catherine Becker as maid
'..bonor and her bridesmaids will
10 Mrs. William Emerson, Mrs.
larry W. Stova.l, Jr., Mrs. Jack
..r Balch, Misses Mary Corbett,
II Of Wilmington, Peggy jenkins
=. Baltimore, Md, and Miss Ann
~rrran of Elmira, N. Y.
Tieut. Dunnigan will have Lieut..
ri l. B. Yost of Washington, D.
w. IS best man and his grooms-
NON will be Capt. Jackson Balch,
rsnt. Richard de Raismes, Lieut..
George Kline, Lieut.. Richard
Il ntz, Lieut. Seeley and J. Irving
Corbett, Jr.
There are no invitations to the
wedding issued but friends are cor
dia1lv invited to attend.
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CHADBOURN

CHADBOURN, April % = Miss
Mary and Margaret Bryan Of Ra-
leigh, are spending the weekend
with their mother. Mrs. S. c.
Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swigart
OF Charleston, S. c., Spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.
Derrick.
Mrs. A. H. Norris of Waycross
Ca, arrived last week and will be
the guest of Mrs. S. F. Friedman
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Borders
spent Saturday in town with their
son, Mike Borders, en- route to vii.
mington.
Miss Doris Burgess spent the
weekend with her parents in
Broadway.
Mrs. Jimmy Baldwin and son of
Crescent Beach, were weekend
guest of her mother, Mrs. Sallie
Jordan.
F. T. Wotten spent Sunday in
Wilmington visiting Mrs. Wooten
who is a patient in James Walker
hospital for few days.
Wayland Lennon of Fairmont
was in town Friday.
S-Sgt. Charles Land has arrived
in England according to a recent
letter received by his mother, Mrs
]. H. Land. Sgt. Land is attached
to the Medical Corps there.
Mrs. Gene Porter and daughter
Ina Clare, of Whitevill,e were
guests of Mrs. w. c. Edmund for
the past week.
Jimmy Elliott who is at home on
fourteen days furlough, is visiting
friends in Charlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Currie and
daughter, Patricia, have returned
from Conner, Ca, where thew At.
tended the funeral of Mrs
Currle's father, Mr.. Barnes.
Mrs. Early Mellette and Miss
June Mellette spent Sunday ir
Sumter, S. c., visiting relatives
owen Brown went to Georgia
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EL|ZABETHTOWN

EL1ABETHToWN, April, 28.-
MRS. H. H. Clark has returned
nome after spending a Few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. D. N
west, in Washington, Q. C. While
mere she underwear, an operation
Tor sinus trouble and is recuperat.
ing.
Mrs. W. o. Bryant is patient
at thompson hospital. where she
recently underwent major ope-
ration.
Little Libby Robbins has return.
cd to her home from Fayetteville
where she was a patient at Pitt,
man hospital, for several days.
Wilson Fisher, U. S. Air Corps
visited at his home here a few
days last week.
Mrs. w. R. Whitfield was in John
son City, Tenn, last week to visit
her son, Karl, who was being
transferred to Laredo, Texas on
Friday. I'll
Inc business Woman's circle of
the Presbyterian church met with
MISS Aniese Cromartie on Monday
night with Miss Lucy Moore as
JOINT hostess. Mrs. K. v. Lyon had
charge of the program. The Bible
lesson was conducted by Miss
Muriel Pittman.
Mrs. H. M. Clark and Mrs M
l.. Fisher were in Clinton Tuesday
TO visit Mrs. H. S. Kimery.
MRS. j. S. Blair and Mrs. H. M
Clark attended the State PIT A
convention in Durham last week
Mrs. Oliver Carter and laughter
BARBARA, OF Wilmington, spent the
weekend with Mrs. and Mrs. J
w. Cross.
Miss Mary Elizabeth johnson of
hed Springs, visited at her home
during the weekend.
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Bluetkenthal Field
Soldiers Appeal For
Use Of Golf Equipment

The special service officer of
B;uethenthal Field is appealing to
Wllmingtonians for the use of their
gol1 clubs or any golf equipment
Tor the boys stationed at the field.
Those who have golf clubs or
equipment who are willing to lend
or give them are asked to contact
the special service officer 2O311
Ext; 81 and the clubs will be call
ed for.
The request is being made to all
clubs and societies in the CITY as
we'll as to individuals.
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Miss Anne Greene, Student
At Mary Washington
Is HOnOred

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April
28-Miss Anne Green, a senior at
Mary Washington college n d
daughter of Charles F. Green of
1912 Grace street, was hcnored re-
Gently when her name was placed
On the Deans List for having at
tanned high scholastic standing dur
ing the winter quarter of the cur
rent college year. The roster, re-
leased by DR.. Edward Alvev Jr,.
dean of the college, included the
James Of 349 students, approx
mately % percent OF the college,
enrolment. Eligibility for the
lonor requires that a student
achieve an average of B" or "su-
oerior' in her courses with no
trade on her record rated less
han Satisfactory"
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Officers of the Colonel Thomas
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29

Perkins stressed the importance of
games in the home, gave ways of
entertainment and spoke of the
value of diversion. The club was
then invited to join in group sing
ing, games and conversation. The
contest game of heart dice closed
the program, in which high score
was awarded Mrs. j. H. Land.
and the travelling prize went to
Mrs. S. c. Bryan. A group of young
girls in colonial costume under the
direction of Miss ARA Snipes enter
tanned with a performance of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
Margaret Cromartie.
Rev. Patterson To Wed

LUMBERTON, April % - Mrs
Angus Cromartie OF Garland and
Lumberton, announces the engage.
ment OF her daughter, Margaret
Gusts, to the Rev. Malcolm Pat
terson Calhoun of St. Pauls, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Calhoun OF
Laurinburg. The wedding will take
place in Garland on May 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Nye of Or
rum, announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Julia Olive, to Har-
old F. Billiard of Lumberton and
Kannapolis, on April %, in Red
Springs. The bride is a 1912 gradu-
ate of Baker Sanatorium School of
Nursing here. The couple are living
in Lumberton.
Miss Jean Anderson of Rural
Hall and Lunberton became the
bride of Staff Sergeant George Lee
of Lumberton on April II in the
Post Chapel of the Charleston, S.
c., Air Base, with Chaplain Wal
ter E. Wyman officiating.
Sgt. William K. Clifton of Green
dale, Wise, served as best man.
Mrs. Clifton was the brides only
attendant. Music was rendered by
the chapel organist.
The bride wore a powder blue
jersey ensemble with white access
series and a corsage of camellias.
Mrs. Hodges is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Anderson of
Rural Hall. She studied music at
Salem college. For the past 10
here as apylde EN- bees he his
months she has been employed
here as secretary.
Staff Sgt. Hodges, son of Mr..
and Mrs. B. S. Hodges of Lum-
berton. is radioman and aerial
gunner of crew IL, now stationed
at the Charleston base He has
been in service since April /, 1943
Miss Marguerite Lewis, Lumber
ton High School senior, was guest
speaker at the meeting of the Lum-
berton Study club at the home of
Mrs. ]. J. Goodwin, giving the
speech, THE Constitution in a
Changing World, which made her
district winner in the recent Amer
lean Legion oratorical contest. Mrs.
A. T. Mclean presided and named
nominating and program commit
tees.
DR.. H. H. Mcmillan and Miss
Pearl Johnson, returned mission
aries from China, and Miss Mary
Curtin of Raleigh, state executive
W. M. U. secretary, were speakers
at the 48th annual session of the
Womans Missionary Union of the
Robertson Baptist Association held
with Proctorville Baptist church.
Mrs. ]. G. Stephens of Drum was
reelected superintendent of the
Union.
Misses Betty Mclean, Patricia
Pierson and Mary Caldwell Park
er are winners in classes in a
Poppy poster contest sponsored in
the local school by the Lumberton
American Legion Auxiliary, with
Mrs. w. Y. Floyd and Mrs. R. o.
Maxwell in charg Their posters
will be sent to state headquarters.
Officers of the Colonel Thomas
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
WOman's Clubs
Close Session

ST. LOUIS, April % -tR- The
general federation of Women's
clubs was guided through the close
ing sessions of its fifty-third an
nual convention today by the first
woman from a small town to be
chosen president OF the organi-
cation since it's establishment in
1891.
Mrs. Lucy Jennings Dickinson of
Keene, N. H., wife of Lafell Dickin-
son, box manufac turer, was elect
ed to a three-year term yesterday
to head the federation of $4,000
Women's clubs which have a total
membership of 100000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
CHERRY ENDORSED

GASTONIA, April %. -(P- Di.
rectors of the CASTOR county Mer.
chants Association today unani-
mously endorsed the candidacy Of
Gregg Cherry, of Gastonia, for the
Democratic gubernational nomina.
ton, thus differing from action re-
Gently taken by directors of the
state ASSOCIATION.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
COLONIAL DANES MEET

LUMBERTON = Mrs. N. A. Nc
lean was hostess to the Cumber-
land-Robeson committee of Col
onial Danes of America at her
home here. Mrs. Delaney Hay
wood of Raleigh, state chairman
of patriotic service, was guest
speaker. Mrs. Edwin Mcclellan of
Fayetteville presided in the alb
sence Of the chairman, Miss Ruth
Sutton. Miss Eleanor Williams of
Fayetteville gave the literary pro-
gram.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29

graceful minuet, with Shiela Sutton
at the paiano.
The hostess served strawberry
shortcake with coffee.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Sic and Mrs. James Henry
Odum OF 512 Avery street, an
nounce the birth of a son, James
Henry Odum, Jr., April "a, at
Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs. Odum
is the former Lillian Elizabeth
johnson OF Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Poteat,
sos South Second street, announce
the birth of son, James A.
Poteat, Jr., April %, at Marion
Sprunt annex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-29
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Haithcock,
1851 E. Jefferson street, announce
the birth Of son, on Wednesday
at James Walker Memorial hospi-
taI.
Evening star., 1944-12-11
HELP DOMESTIC.

COLORED. experienced, g.h:w: and cook;
COOK. S' espert: W an1 wiling fhSf to DO h sh.w ?vc
adults; short hours; refs. required. AD.
COOK, maid. over e5.. light housework
vp PeDfadasls b ssss ans Su Felaee Hours
COOK. Woman. won M white, Whit; Aps; Experienced. to
handle kitchen only Ideal working con-
ditions. private room. $10o per month.
Phone Falls Church 27S0.
help; Thursday afternoon. every other Sun
day afternoon of: 500 mo. DE. $500.
COOK for BOARDING house, 11:30 I'm; to
maid, iss pr,. p.m p to Pm. SIS West and Z
meals. 1890 Girard st. NV. AID. es52.
COOK. light HOUSEKEEPING, pvt. room and
eook ssso ssS SENERxI Sks MI 4Gda 4GGdoausEwoRkER $50
week; live. in; upstairs rooms; local refer
enees n%ex = Wisconsin GO 1874; ,.,orss ,ru 49,
part time. live in or ont, family Of 8
manent home. 1923 2sth st. NV, NO.
COOK AND G.H.w.; live IN or out; s25 a
wk. no Sundays, half day Thursdsy; ds
csdfs ,or sma M Sass
home. 2 blocks, from carline;. must be in
good health; pleasant disposition; M should sId
week to start; private room and bath;
5si; sEsrTah sSIl GE GaEoUsEWonx aitS in new home.
Bendix and mangle:- must like children;
live in. $40 wk.; 81. OO91.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, cooking and
cleaning: no laundry or children; good
hours and excellent salary. OR. 06S6.
G.H.W.; live in; 3 adults: good home. EN-.
OATS 1903 Porter st. NV.
G.H.W., white, afternoon through dinner;
high salary. Call WO. 9306.
G.H.W. AND COOKING. live In. $50 week:
have Bendix; every Thursday and most
every Sunday on after breakfast; local
reference. Call WI. 6973.
Evening star., 1944-12-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-shoe repair shop, complete
Lands: no ROYALTY to pay; includes ma
chinery and lasts for new made-to-order
MYRTLE A. WEADON, WashinRton's most
progressive broker. 500 Eye st. NV. wants
income; Also beauty parlors with 8 or
price is right I can sell it. Give me a
trial HO. T910-NA. 54S7
ROOMING HOUSES, two; conveniently 10
Gated; good business; cash or terms. 442
K st. NV, Phone Ex. $500. 12s
BEAUTY SHOP, doing. $1,000 IN monthly
cash, balance monthly; good uptown loca-
tion and lease: Box 365-T, Star.
business, equipped $4,000 weekly: SAC. 900;
$4,000 cash required. Box 3S9-T, Star
CLEANING AND PRESSING SHOP for sale;
good location; nice business. Call RA.
DRUGSTORE wanted: give full particu-
lars including exact location. Box 3s4-T,
YOUR ROOMNG or boarding house or
any business sold quickly II priced right
Tor prompt results just call YOUNG q
PASTOR 1920 Vermont ave. MA. SAT,
Ma. 2426. MA. 8052.
Evening star., 1944-12-11
PERSONAL

PERMANENTS by Mr.. Nakon of Nakon
Beauty Salon in Hotel Washington. Priced
from $3.50 up. Other services moderately
priced Open evenings. Call Elk, 4599, -,
board infant or girl, to yds: old.
NURSERY CARE SCHOOL. 5e17 Annapolis
day week s. Plass Ray by
EXPERT CARE of foundation garments,
Cali sH' 1929. MRS. EcKERT. 10
RELIABLE WAKE-UP SERVICE, day or
night For Information call MIR. T1PPETT,
FUR FUR HATS INDIVIDUALLY STYLED to
match your coat from fur pieces; we
match any fur: restyling, blocking, trim
ming. VOGUE, 1923 14th st. NV. Open; eve.
DIR. n. W. JOHNSON dentist False teeth
repaired while you wait. Room 602.
westorv Bldg. 6n5 14tb NV.
Wright If you are in need of loan up to
$500 on your signature.
method Results. effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No.
drugs or surgery DIR. SOMMERWERCK.
a52, 1sts sIRSTN St RT RA 4147 ssvsro,
WASHiNGTON MUSICAL INSTITUTE wants
associate teachers in ballet and ballroom
dancing. to. rent coach house for a fully
equipped school of the dance: over 1000
square feet of floor space. ballet bars re-
ception and dressing rooms. shower; part
q %kShE f %s CLUE 7Io p.HeEs e5h St. where pE friend,
meet and strangers feel at home. For In
formation phone, T-10 pm FIR O59O e.
Evening star., 1944-12-11
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS, repairs, remodeling. paint
ing storm sash; expert mechanics: reason
s9,e sM p5s, p5lSe' HOLLYWOOD BUILDING CO.
AITERXTIoNs. REPAIRS. modernization.
an types bulldIng construction: estimates
co, 1885 Kennedy St. NV, GE. 4I51
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the best;
.sying. sanding, fnishing, cleaning; par
ING CoNTRAAcToRs. INC, 1912 wiscon-
GFSaR., cF axe No 10 Mon2,,xc G215 ,,u.s ..,u.-
RAY E. ROBERTS, Trinidad s467. Call
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add addi-
tlonal income. Atties made into. rooms.
basement rooms finished, porches inclosed,
concrete work, plumbing; decorating. as;
small monthly payments, TARoR's HOME
HssENoVAdING CO., 1920 Irving st. NV.
MoDKRNizI sfI. YOUR HoME-Porches In
closed recreation rooms built, attics m
ana plumbing, roofing, siding and storm
Get 2SF 5sf fsR55f 5Ens M
PAINTING AND DECoRATING, 40 years at
making homes brighter: unexceled work
Cali RA Ss5a or GE sss8 after fte fS:mqlr 556 pm
LUCAS, LUCAS g. LUCAS, s23 Emerson
PAINTING, PAPERING. PLAsTERING and
general repairs. Electrical work Materials
available. Free estimates. White mechanics
Prompt service. Terms arranged. HOUGH
BROS. CO., D1. 400: after 5 pm, CH.
S46S
ROOFING, asbestos siding. remodehng
iMPRovEMENT CO, Georsia 1ios-Gii3.
Member JIM. Home Improvement Guild
-Manville.
JOHNS -MANEILE roofing and siding
storm windows conv. terms PATTERSON
GARDNER CO. Arlington, Va. CHI. 3222
JOHNS-MANNILLE roofing, siding storm
sash; / to 3 years to pay. GATES
CONTRACIING CO, OIL. 1900.
COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS - Prompt
estimates for any type OF work. special
prices on storm sash, asbestos siding and
roohng. 120S Emerson ST. NV, RA. 429s:
evenings. AT 2295. EX. 1927
METROPOLITAN CONTRACTING CO.
Special rates this week on painting, paper
ping. Easy payments, Gail Mr., Wills,
II, 1910, or Mr. Rowan NE. 1917 l2s
CALL A. p. WOODSON CO.-Rooing, sid
lng insulation: combination storm sash.
1878 H st. ". RE $500