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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15

Alta beautiful ceremony Saturday
evening at o'clock in the Congre-
gational Church Miss Margaret
Gertrude Menzi. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Menzi, became
the bride OF Pct. Robert f. Wallace,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wal
lace, Akron, o. DR.. George ID. Wild
or, grandfather OF the bride, Off
c1ated at the service, which took
place before an altar banked with
cherry blossoms, nanked by two
seven point candelabra.
Preceding the ceremony appro-
pirate organ music was furnished
by Mrs. J. B. Kelder, who played
the traditional wedding march from
"Lohengrin' as the bridal party en-
tered
Miss Menzi. who was given in
marriage by her father, was lovely
in a tloor.length gown OF ivory
satin orocade. made with long
sleeves and a net yoke Her finger
Zip veil OF ivory Illusion was caught
with orange blossoms. and she car
Iied an arm bouquet OF white car
nations.
The maid OF honor Miss Bette
Menzi, sister OF the bride. wore a
floor length gown OF pink taffeta.
while the bridesmaid Miss Jean
Cameron, Fryeburg. Maine. Miss
MenTis cousin. wore blue taffeta.
Both attendants carried arm bou.
Quets OF pink carnations.
Capt. Joseph V. Macy. Battle
Creek, the brojher-ln.law OF PVT.
Wallace. served him as best man,
while ushers were Edward Held,
Akron. James Davis. george Menzi,
brother OF the bride. James Fergu-
son. and Pvt. Ben Vanden Belt, Jr.
Mrs. Menzi wore suit OF tur-
quoise blue. while Mrs Wallace
was gowned IN beige Both wore
shoulder corssges OF white carna-
lions.
over 800 guests attended the GER
emory, and the reception which fol-
lowed in the Fred Green Ballroom
OF Charles Mckenny Hall Arrange
ments OF spring flowers, including
apple and peach blossoms. jonquils,
datfodils. and tulips were placed
about the ballroom and on the plat
form in the north end OF the room.
Background piano music was sup.
piled by Carroll Curtis. while two
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15
PURCHASES WEEKLY

Petoskey, Mich. May 15-AP-
Charles H. Fowler has purchased
the 67'year-old Emmett County
Graphic, weekly newspaper at Har-
Dor Springs, from Elmer ]. Hanna,
Lansing, administrative assistant
to Gov. Kelly. A Republican paper
in the past, the Graphic will now
be independent. Fowler stated to-
day Fowler has been connected
with the Graphic for IL years. Prev
iously he was employed by the
Montrose Record, Genesee County.
the St. Louis (Mich.l Press, and
the Tuscola Pioneer Times at
Nassar, Mich.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15
Friends Entertained
at Birthday Party

Mrs John Simon entertained 40
friends al a surprise birthday party
for her husband at their new home
on Washtenaw Ave. Saturday night.
The party turned into a housewarm-
ing for the couple who received
many nice gifts.
Mrs Simon served a delicious
dinner and birthday cake at the
close OF the evening to the guests
who included friends from Wyan.
dotte and Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15
Entertalns for Son

Mrs. LaVerne Kerner entertained
for her SON Thomas on his third
birthday, Saturday afternoon.
Games were played, and later re-
freshments were served from a ia
BILE prettily decorated with a large
red. white and blue cake. Guests
present were Barbara Ann Kramer
David and Neil cannon. James and
Judith Laurain. Kay Janet Bordine,
ard Patricia Nugent. In the eve
ming a party for the "grown-ups"
was held at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Kerner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15
WELFARE AGENT

Holland. Mich, May 15-AP -
Mrs. Charles Van Duren, Holland,
has been named Ottawa County
welfare agent. She succeeds Jack
Spangle, Grand Haven, who re-
signed TO enter the sheriff's race.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15
Birthday Observed

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Person enter.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Klein
and daughters Janet and Patricia al
dinner Sunday on the occasion Of
Mrs. Kleins birthday. A beautiful
birthday cake with lighted candles
graced the table.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15
FEAR DISTRIBUTION

UNSUITABLE fear should gov
srn a declarer's tactics II one Of
his opponents had made an over
call during the auction in spite OF
the fact that very few high cards
were out. 1t is certainty that
great suit length was the chief
basis OF the overcall. and conse-
quently there is great shortness In
the hand OF that bidders partner.
The declarer should In such cases
consider the possibility OF 4 ruff
by the partner of that bidder to
be q very distinct danger, and
should guard against II.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15
Mothera at Rreakfaat

The Friendship Circles annua,
Mothers Day breakfast was held
at the home OF Mrs. Joseph DEM
son. Sunday afternoon. Each OF the
mothers present received a beauti
full geranium plant.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15
Fine Points in BrIdqe
BY Sheppard Barclay

which could be used for rufing
them, he studied no further.
Winning the first trick with the
heart A, he led the heart 3 and
ruffed 1t with dummy's spade B.
East gave him two shocks in sue
cession. He over-ruffed with the 3
and led back the club 5. which
West ruffed with the spade 3. set
ting the contract. He. Of course.
locked the stable after the horse
was gone. by ruffing the next
heart lead with the spade J. but
the beans we're already spilled.
South should have realized the
great danger Of West having so
many hearts. when he had over
called at the two level while vIl-
nerable. Had he done so. he would
have dropped trumps in two
rounds, ruffed one heart in dunn
my. discarded two hearts on dia-
mond tops. and then tried the club
fnesse. When 1t worked, he would
have taken all the tricks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Corbett re-
turned Sunday from Toronto. Ont,
where they were called by the i'll.
ness OF their brotherin-law. Stanley
Smith. They were gone eight days.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15

pure voIis. Keep
lomps end fixture,
eleon. Wipe bulbs
ond Ystlstior
bowls Frequently.
Dust shades inside
and out. Use the
riehi.sirs bulbs in
x,.ur ia-a. -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Springsted
and family, Dearborn. were Moth
er's Day guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. W. Springsted.
J. ]. Livernois. Glendale, Cal, re-
turned home Saturday after an eX.
tended visit with his mother, Mrs.
Agnes Livernois, at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Peter Kerner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Hogan. De
troit, spent Sunday with Mrs. Flora
Moore and daughter Grace.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15

IN your home-in
yovreootins, light
ing, the Uis OF
opplianes,. And
net ore Of them
involves any Soeri-
fees in the use Of
your helpful cleo
ifieel senonh. N
.inatv -....
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15
Children Honor
Mrs. G. Fred Beck

Mothers Day brought special Joy
and a wide variety Of gifts TO Mrs.
c. Fred Beck, all Of whose children
and their families, except one,
Walter Clair, Yorkton. Va, we're
home for bountitul dinner. There
were rs guests, Charles F. Beck,
Jr, Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. John II.
Beck and family, Belleville; Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Guenther.
Belleyllle; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Beck and family. Armada; Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl DeNike, and family, Ypsi-
lanti: Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Marks
and family, Willow Run Village; ;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Palmer
and twin daughter. During the ar
ternoon group and single pictures
were taken.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15
YOUR HOME LIGHTING

Dust ,fsoh Iiehi--roObins you Of q,
much as on.foVrfh N. Iish, yev
poy for. This is
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15

Of heating sI.meni t'oos'sr, grill. siel
with fork or sharp tool. Never dip
opplionee in ~oisr. tst opplianes
cool bsfor. storing away. hl~or
e.son sridi on woffls iron otter vs.
ing. Don't LEI electric iron ovsrhss,.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15
SMALL
APPLIANCES

Don't jerk cord
from socket whom
finished vIina.
Disco nnset By
sroipin plus.
n..ft .i.-- -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15

knowing the most economical ~oy
10 Us. ,hsn, with srseiss' efficiency.
A few Of ihss. suggestions or.
listed below.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15
electricity ond appliances!

SAVING ELECTRICITY A car
sinol rule iodsy 10 this Use only
~hoi electricity you need, and
don't wors Il" rhsrs ore many
Proefieol ~or Of sowing electricity
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PERSONAL (cont)

PHOTOGRAPHS made In your home BY ap-
pointment: child portrait specialist. WA.
4 hR sves, 1 1Yas syn ..,,,,, "a.
Wsstorv sids. eds 18th NV ' wv
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Wright II you sss in need Of . loan up to
WHICH WIZ n iSsF AISnstsrf in Swiss
and American watches. any make clocks
'fss' irwin Sas WxTcH 'e Co.. "a $685.
REMossHeDs .r.s!e...d BY m, - own
time or money back. Write for booklet: No.
drugs Or surgery: DR. soMMKRwERcK.
o i a Iii Gs srJSio4 5 Centrally located
prompt service: dresses. suits made to to
1 %oderass also prcss ss' LEA rSoE IS
MARTIN A SGRsiSGD h aoMEp afos and
semiprivate vacancies; 24hour nursing
s5SSf h9Hf dostS Ss Do booif sss
I Mss SSzasS
if sSShsTn sds R ssas available
to I'LL your stenoersphic requirements;
Miss f EDWARDS. sss i Southern Blds en 81
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
self-consciousness: private tutor. MI $3.50.
FALLS CHURCH DAY NURSERY The
kind Of care that makes happy children
nourishins food. large home and play
ground; great deal of love and rea-
E 70 sbo ges $50 81 Oak ST. Falls chqTeh
sEE;rTE ER0h HEALT g STUDIO. Colds Ia and
chronic enron p, pains treated. Trained nurse.
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HELP MEN 3 WOMEN.

ALTERATIONS .-.Tailors, firishers and
MACHINE operators TO- work the evening
es5sonnel once; End noor'i :" The RR' HE scRff
sSokKiEaElraEsR 'f to assum. sen.r.l ONO.
asss Gpsg soaN co
'ss Rethssd, Win
sys.be phons
vows: WI. 1885 or OIL. eeis after
e Gle I! e TRPiiss;1s-BRrr1sH MISSIONS
open Monday through Friday. to 8;
Saturday. 9 to l. Excellent opportunities.
Hiring ARRANGEMENTS approved.
from washington. main bus line: good
salary. house. Lincoln 1896 after IL am
P e 5Sx c S%S star CLERKS 10 or over. a.
will train you for, essential work in our
war workers: good pay. salary. while learn
Ap IT army pRu GRE iFss
f MN n WOMEN S@fs wanted experienced to
s$F% %dsHs SSS s5
Sasssssa En-; 49, s sRs EsEa,
Apply 10y 18th st. NV: Employment once
open Monday through Friday, 9 to g: Sat
urday, 9 to 1. Good opportunities. Hiring
MGn1GsafH eS5FSS4roas full or part
200. OF apply At 1871 9Th st. NV. 49,
shin. 6s1sfcT H%sS s ::v c7
sSiEsIHoiHHI, part !. q full time: holiday
empIoymsut once. ~ , Of. ne.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

willing; In exchange for room and board.
Ell sa:s s' WOMAN, exp in personnel SON.
Pa az tI r.eep staT .s
ant, medical ONCE, part-time. Box 3s9-J,
DRLssMAkING: dssisninE; Semeasnns; a. a.
1,yins + an dams 2s2s
s sibls position: state salary, hours. BOX
ExEsctGSTIffysE-sEcRETARY. persona BILE
experience, especially capable at. handling
ONCE. detail in addition to regular secre-
s:Es sss :E. s:ss Dt ss RE Is!
a siGa siRIs coored two Apply
n $3.50 Uf50 Or G Gsa q $50 oSa
JANITRESs. with quarters; middle-aged
sesIee 1000 hss9s sso p% city
ground wishes to locate position where
lines ar. reauisite can fuf 1n local IA refer
snees as to ability and integrity: II you
van soa ihal! appreciate hearing from you
sG eG s' Is years executive. secretarial
experience, capable managing ONCE and
ton, assume responsibility, ability to meet
people well. Interested in essential work
with postwar future. Earning capacity in
SIS, Star or call Sunday or evenings, WO.
Seer aaz R9 p Ad years
business experience. Able to assume re-
sponsibility. Box 119-R, Star.
TYPIST -STENO., accurate, dependable:
work at home; manuscript typins, clerical
MISS HENRY. Taylor 6a32.
YOUNG LADY, speaks and translates
types. desires part-time position. Diplo-
matte references. Tel. OR. 29s2. 13'
RESPONSIBLE POSITION-Young woman
with executive ability, experienced office
manager. bookkeeper, purchasing. Box
a psR StaE co,,ss. gradual. a. .r.nt
resident. "a years old. experienced in
varied ONCE and public relations work;
salary 81 hour for 5-day week. Call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-13
SITUATIONS MEN.

AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN. 20, ex-retail
merchant. wishes TO represent manufac-
turer or wholesale house in the District
s sTsa; have no car Boy Box, 44s.R stas l3.
Classification co., Fl SUPERINTENDENT. vast
experience, all phases OF building and real
estate management desires executive
position, any field. Box 464-R, Star. IA
ested in church. Ice cream. cold storage
and hotel experience. No liquor or tobacco.
Wish peEmanent, honorable connection.
Ex-sERvICEMAN desires work not reouir-
ing heavy lifting: has had experience in
shipping and receiving, able to take charge
has had pol polies training and experience
FARMER. experienced. 40. married, wants
Nesdy Job on farm. Box 405-K, Star
FUND CAMPAIGNER of Is years expert
ence orssnizing money-raisins campaisns
connection accepted: Al references. Box
GENT CENT asIs m,ddl. age. with car. Selling
experience desires position, real estate or
making business contacts, college eeuca-
ton, Box 3ls.k, Star
food and food cost: best of references
W. NJ, BRABHAM, CHI. 1857. 1900 North
Kennebec ST.. Arlington, Va. 10"
LIQUOR STORE MANAGER. salesman ex-
Ds,ifn 6. promotion and dspsS sl b
MAN, eolored. for elevator work. switch
69ard Or janitor hours, 8 to IL pm
MAN wants work cleaning and painting
night or day. Call WILLIAM MANNING
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HELP DOMESTIC Cont .

COOK fcr Or! .~sll Egsst house; no Sunday
sns.s required. s Telephon SAt EM. i4e4. e
COOK and ,g.h.w. experienced: Local
ass Children. Maryland AZ, suburban 'f home.
COOK. experienced; best references; sleb
DE- o42s, Cali ' morn In; prefer i've IN
COOK and chambermaid-w waitress q airls).
white. wanted BY lady with 2 grown daugh-
upstairs rooms with bath: excellent wages:
references required. Telephone HO. 2143
COOK. al, also Taitrsss1cham6srmsaid; o good
500 month"; to-. vs. aeo s 9Hisf private FANNY
GHW.L!0 to 4: days per week; SIS.
chevy, Chase, Md WI. 7115' ''l '"'''A
CIV. and cooking, small apt, 5Na days;
r. Sundays s1ad references; s@1.s6 week.
CIV, experienced; good salary; small
G aRHly I've Hd5nnsE Mok Rkq4 Mai, cook
ing; live in or stay some nights; private
S I'll tGssG %ous shSRs R ,fslaoon
5 pm. weekdays. OR. s2ai. " ~'''
81 s white or colored. for housekeeping
boy. Health card and refs required.
GIRL. eoIored. ehambermsid work; must
be dependable. Good hours; no Sundays:
S S,s, mo; 1909 o 18Th st. NV:
Wednesday and Friday, stay Wed. and
i.undry: Refs. and health i card ard SO.
III so. shi,s live IN s1oo
H0UsEKEEPER,. white. must have local
psn eo san SIS xk vs M
G SnI,So4hx Or; SIs5 or We; 7oI2;, ,, ,.a
HOUsEKEEPER. white live in: Conn ave:
;s!sEs ~ :! small children good
Ssg Dm Sis fhw Local ass
a95 s ay q + s $50 top salary Gail FIR.
MAID. or White hH s s'hw plain cook; live in
private rm;; $50 to start. RA. 1852.
s MatR shw bes. aund ds
e cslI VS. vs. s s1sa on >iS ana e'riare
MAID. experienced good wages: 2 in
family: references. Phone woodley 34s4
MAID. general .housework. live in. plain
sooking. light Laundry. 1-year-old child;
MAID, past 40, colored:. s66 0s mo. for
HOTEL. 300 Mass. ave. NV. Do not
MAID, colored. for ghw. and light laun.
dry; iiys s, or VI n Bon n Arlington Va good
MAID for small rooming house. part time
after $40. No phone calls. iea6 Que
MoTHER's HELPER. s12 week. Call OR
NURSE, white; settled, care tor. baby;
fr mp saPl0y sef.ren ss IN go week
live in; help care 2 children. 3 and 8
and health card; $40 per week, Cali WI
sds solorsa: for s eh No. live in
evenings S,,pS Es on Phone OR. es75. -,
1ae a5e9n and P s.a both CARD cant or @
Sss5 . fhSR. IA * - ssss sins' 'mal .'a,'
TO help With boys ei and :: p GOOD salary ,
convenient location, Conn. ave. bus: ref.
erenees. CAN WI. 41s3.
for 6-mos. child and take charge of mod
W yss lseuEsS e 81. A. $751;
s %sn while mother WORKS: Gu; sz2i.
s"ussserk for small family; references sa
WOMAN. white. reliable, middl.-as.d; in
,s ..4 PLAIN nI eookns; live in IS week
WOMAN. colored for general housevori
and cooking four in family. 1874 st
Sc. Anacostia, Washington. D. c. ID.
VACANCIES in MARTINS NURSING
AT ONCE. To assist any REQUIRED
duties; pleasant. small household: neal
Porter and Conn: full or part time, salar,
commensurate OR. 1857
MY 3 CHILDREN. AGED S. and : mos.
who ,s.I fioou N,ho sn nod hpr.a s hn ss
manent position. References REQUIRED. So,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
EROPLANE. licensed Taylorcraft, model
40; a good buy at $3.50. Ii. 6049 or

.Sad Rs ao9 node
AIR coMpREssoR. now in use; can b.
1892 Fort Myer drive, Rosslyn. Va. Phone
.IRssIa.NE, large toy; grsya5. !. DE: $500.
tank T VoSbe FOR a Ise1
hangared; one Of cieansst ships in Wash.
ALARM sef CLOCKS REPAIR HEDs' any make.
incl cleo; also expert watch and iege!ry
REaENTs S JfWEE sf.1 Co Vo ffas u I4th st.
aMp, IA ss64 Open f,ona, ewes 25n o
$3.50 Call Republic 6212, KITS. 1880 @
St. middle of block;
ing, plumbing equipment bought BLOCKS.
1856 M St. NV. MI. 7I41.
so2ss Al s7 vbs tubex
plants; eie:' AcoUARiUM SUPPLY co.
many lensths. HEcH1NdER CO. 18Th and
T. sts ne Ask for Mr.: Walker.
ali types, SIS to s45; the D IDEAL christ:
sss rs si Is ~
sasred. vim case. $50. sali RsppsIie pea1a.
sAss if1p5PLE = III i4 rs is q 0l0e.''
satin headboard and spread; $3.50, NO.
BEDs-Hollywood Simmons and other
makes 94 cut m s RoaWaH Seds f fom.
Garment: free delivery: Open ewes. until
p% G %T%A s3 PgRNfTURs s0 CO. sa an'
ii n,S; p1 r1i auSTi es.so,
BEpRM. SET. ?opc.. s1s5: din. set. s,pc..
sbs5 eoIt s495 rare ansis s9fa ss
CRIB screen sio Chinese sI Turn. LokRAISS
BEDROOM SUITE, sofa. maple twin beds.
dresser, bookcase, andirons. We do moving.
storage. EDELMAN, 1903 Georgia ave 14'
any, Sheraton style. double beds: reason
chest and dresser complete with dustprooi
drawers and twin or full size bed. Cut
o n APPS HPea M lon Thurs and FIJI until
BEDS, c q blankets. Quilts. Call before I
BED FIJI lungs o6G sEs with
construction in base and innersprinR mat
seas S f DOUBLE bed or tg twin
BISocufAks. eid glasses Sc h Opera al glasses s
@sP MA isPes Az i9d Ss +. to select FROM
CAMERA. Hash guns; Abbey. Master: also
hooak senior synchronizer. Model E.
CHROME nnish. never used. Temple 0s21.
CAMERAS bought, sold and exchanged; We
pay you highest cash price for your camera
or Or other photographie eauipment: Bring
EExSHHAHSE, 1410 New York ave. NE. 17s2.
very well made. with cash tray S4.36;
without cash tray. suitable papers, etc.
$40. THE SAFENdASTERs CO., 2304
Pa. ave. NV. MA. 7070.
CHESTS, cedar, 3 drawers; looks like .
dresser: various finishes: free delivery.
Open ewes. until pm; open Mon, Thurs.
n ana FIJI III 9 aaa1 pm. ATLAS s21 @ st.
CLARiNETs.SHenriL avella. reconditioned.
$42 80: Bundy, wood. made by selmer, s95.
G m,dd Rep ~ hfoo sSl@ KITS 1880 st.
CLOTH COATS AND syITs-clo,ins out
Pfs, S,s samples At a fraction Of cost.
CLOTHING-Size IA, several smart all
wool suits, also wool and silk dresses, few
evening dresses all-wool plaid coat, large
silver fox mum. beaver fur hat, genuine fox
hip-length Jacket; perfect condition; ex-
cellent bargain. $500 Woodley I'd. n.vs
Apt. 500: phone AID. S03S.
COMMUNICATING SPEAKING SYSTEM
Philco master. and remote speakers; con-
sf's &' so5sD sGf ,.s.
coM1MfUGNsrcATIoN SYSTEMS. Executions;
sales and installation and maintenance.
MCGEE g. CO. 1920 H st. NV, Elk. 1903.
|COMPnESsORS. motors. small, suitablf
III hS9 u nv 'T IA 1856 81 sos
(Oontinusd on Ns1t Psss3
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES


COMMUNITY coNTRAcToRs : Prompi
roofing; 1898 Emerson St NV. RIA. 42ss:
FLOOR service f', nothing 9TH but but the best;
laying, sanding. finishing, cleaning: par
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MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add sddi-
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closed, concrete work, plumbing, decorat-
ing; asbestos siding and roofing and gen
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HOME RENOVATING CO, 1920 Irving st.
PAINTING. PAPERING, PLAsTERING and
materials. Free estimates Reliable white
mechanics daa Yor PE9ppt seryice Terms sgn AZ.
FOX CON- haSS SCI hs eh sG 1spa
i. j. FITZMAUR1CE, 203l r. l. ave. n q.
once. DU. 4975: home. DU. 1881.
seq@s Els sssr sac1RrTY ao
IMPROVEMENT Co, Georgia 110s-1lla.
Member JIM. Home Improvement Guild.
yohns-Msnville
wATERPROOFNG-Ha your basement
and walls waterproofed now before bad
weather; ROBERT E. PRICE, ordway
JOHNS -MANViLLE roofing and siding,
storm windows: cow. terms. PATTERSON
GARDINER CO, Arlington, Va. CH. 1929.
CALL A. p. WOoDSON CO.-Rooflns. sid.
ing. insulation; combination storm sash.
1918 st NV RE $500
papering, painting, roofing, asbestos siding
and all types Of home repairs. Small mo.
pymts. Free est FEDERAL CONTRACT
ING CO., a15 New York ave. NV. MA. 741S.
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GENERAL REPAIRS, remodelins, all kinds,
homes buildings Prompt service. z. L.
MILLER, 1886 18th st. NV. NO. 1854
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-13
HELP MEN b WoMEN (c.n,. ,

sALEsPEOfLE. boyI depsrtmsnt; .pos1I:
SHOE salts rfotLs-M.n with .x.
perience: women. with. or without ex-
perience. We will gladly train you
Permanent positions. Good salaries
Pleasant working conditions. Apply Mr.
ABBEY, Hahn's Shoe Stores, 1907
roy DEPT. sALEsPEoPLE-oood start
ing salary. interesting work Apply per-
sonnet once, 2nd floor, THE HEcHr CO.,
wRxPfERs AND INSPECTORS wanted:
top compensa ton: many benefits. Apply
personnel office. End floor. THE HEIGHT
WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN extra money,
We have vacancies for employed people,
men or women, who would like to spend 4
hours Thursday probably. You may select
your own dept: and work in aforementioned
comfort. Apply personnel ONCE, End floor,
THE HEIGHT CO., F ST. at 9TH