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bankhead 10 Amend
Measure 10 Continue
Subsidies 10 June 80

Senator Bankhead, Democrat, of
Alabama said today that he would
amend his bill banning consumer
food subsidies so as to continue
the administrations program in full
force until June 80.
As approved by the Banking Com
mittee last month, the bill would
have directed agencies to start
liquidating payments to farmers
and professors Immediately after
enactment, with June 80 the dead
line for closing out such operations
At the same time, Senator Bank
head expressed doubt that the Sem
ate. which is still tied up with the
soldier vote bill, could possibly dis
pose Of the twin legislation to scrap
subsidies and continue the Com
modify Credit Corp. before Feb
ruary IT, the date on which the
CCC expires unless 1t Is continued
by Congress.
Senator Bankhead said he would
offer the extension amendment be-
cause Congress has been forced to
delay final action long beyond the
date contemplated when he intro
duced the repeater last year, and
because he believed the CCC and
other agencies should have time to
adapt themselves to a subsidyless
program Of consumer food price
controls.
House Might Balk.
Conceding that the House, which
voted in November to cut of the
81, 500, ,000, 900 subsidy system as Of
last December 81, might balk at an
extension, Senator Bankhead said
he never had entirely agreed with
House antisubsidy leaders on the
sudden death" provision.
Il never did think the death
sentence for subsidies should be de-
creed overnight" Senator Bankhead
remarked.
The Alabaman said he had heard
unofncial talk that another CCC
extension, similar to the 46-day res
pite granted by Congress in De-
cember to keep the agency from ex-
piring December 81, might be pro-
posed by the administration.
Administration sources promptly
denied that they plan to initiate
such proposal, though both sides
want the CCC and its primary pro-
gram of parity loans to farmers
continued.
Meanwhile. members of the Mary
land and Virginia Milk Producers
Association, representing dairy farm
ers supplying the Washington mar
Evening star., 1944-02-08
House Hearings Start
On Palestine Policy
BY the Associated Fress,

By the Associated Fress,
The House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee today opened public hearings
on a resolution committing the
United States to a policy of free
entry Of Jews into Palestine.
Two identical resolutions are be-
fore the committee, one by Repre-
sentative Wright, Democrat. of
Pennsylvania, the other by Repre-
sentative Compton, Republican, of
Connecticut.
They declare the United States
shall take appropriate measures ito
the end that the doors of Palestine
shall be opened for free entry of
Jews into that country, and that
there shall be full opportunity for
colonization, so that the Jewish
people may ultimately reconstitute
Palestine as a free and democratic
Jewish commonwealth"
Evening star., 1944-02-08

supplies throughout the Marshall
Islands," he said.
Exploding ammunition magazines
hurled thousands Of Japanese shells
which had been kept there. Namur
was filled to the brim with torpedo
heads, tens Of thousands Of shells,
gasoline by the thousands Of gallons
and fuel oil in concrete cisterns."
No operations reports were issued
yesterday, other than the list Of
losses, plainly indicating that little
remains except mopping up Of scat
tered resistance. At least 81 Of the
more than 80 islands Of the atoll,
including the principal ones, have
been completely conquered,
Evening star., 1944-02-08

tattered tent at dusk. "Of course,
they knew what they were doing.
War Department records showed
one American nurse killed in plane
crash at Nankek, Alaska, last July l,
but no enemy action was involved in
that case
Four other nurses were slightly
wounded when their hospital ship
was hit by German bombs outside
the Gulf Of Salerno last September
13. All were awarded the Purple
Heart, the department said.
A number of American nurses are
listed as prisoners OF the Japanese
in the Philippines, but none has
been reported killed or wounded
there,
Evening star., 1944-02-08
ADVERTISEMENT.
BACkACHE,
|LEG.PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN
Of Tired Kidneys

II backache and leg pains are making
you miserable, don't Just complain and
do nothing about them. Nature may be
warning you that your kidneys need
tattention.
taking excess acids and poisonous waste
out OF the blood. They help most people
eliminate about pints a day.
If the / 3 miles of kidney tubes and
| filters don't work well, poisonous waste
matter stays in the blood. These poisons
may start nageing backaches, rheumatic
pains, leg pains loss of pep and energy,
getting up nights, swelling, pufiness
under the eyes, headaches and Dizziness.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for
IDoan's Pills, used successfully by millions
for over 40 years. They give happy
relief and will help the / 5 miles Of kid
Iney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
| the blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Evening star., 1944-02-08

For the bond drive you have an
S-card and the speed limit Is Of.
Drive now, and step On Il.
Evening star., 1944-02-08
Justices Arnold, Miller
To Address District Bor

Justices Thurman Arnold and
Justin Miller of the District Court
OF Appeals will address the District
Bar Association at the Court of
Appeals night meeting at 8 o'clock
tonight at the Mayflower Hotel,
Wilbur L. Gray, secretary, announced
today.
In connection with the Fourth War
Loan drive, Technical Sergt. Norman
T. Hatch, Marine Corps, win exhibit
moving pictures he took of the ac-
ton at Tarawa.
Torture Tojo with another bond.
He will feel the squeeze more than
YOU do.
Evening star., 1944-02-08
How is
YOUR HAIR
Standing the War?

WAS your hair lusterless and
w dry when you brushed it
this morning? Or was it oily and
stringy? Is your scalp laden
with itchy exuvia caused by in
dustrial dust, heat, and dirt?
Such conditions impair the
healthy appearance of your hair
and call for proper hygienic care,
such as afforded by Thomas
treatment.
The reliable Thomas method
has helped more than a quarter
million other persons during the
past 20 years, and is worthy of
your careful consideration. 1t
removes your dandruff scales,
and relieves seal p itch caused by
exuvia or dandruff flakes. 1t
leaves your scalp tingling with a
fresh, new, healthy feeling,
which you IL surely enjoy. Come
in today and see for yourself
exactly what Thomas treatment
is and how it works. No charge
is made for consulta-
k ton or advice-in pri-
,rat d u.,2 vate.
Evening star., 1944-02-08
Grocery and Transit
Workers Among Il
Deferred on Appeals

Five Safeway Store employees, four
bus and streetcar operators and two
laundry executives were among the
81 men granted occupational defer
ments by the District Board Of Ap-
peals during the two-week period
ending January Is, District selec-
tive service headquarters announced
today.
In all, the appeal board granted
81 appeals and denied "a. In addi-
ton to granting Il occupational de-
ferments, the board deferred one
man As a farmer with dependents
and deferred 10 men because Of
hardship to dependents.
The board denied - appeals for
occupational deferment, 2s appeals
for hardship to dependents, II ap-
peals for deferment on either
grounds and one appeal for classifi-
cation rs conscientious objector.
Deferred Because Of Occupation.
The following men were granted
occupational deferments:
julius C.. Warren, as. seaman. Norfolk
&c. CO. Car
head ' meat cutter, SAFE, ssfev.3 y stores. n 1ne'; &C..
Hs; Stores. se o:.ps G aers
eery store owner: Bartholomew 3. curro.
49, bus operator. Capital Transit Co.:
tai Transit s n co william iii 9ui n oesiu Kppard,
auditor, Psrpetualo Building Association: :
Harry J. Reese, 80. telephone installeg
head meat cutter, SafeWay stores Inc /;
Michael J. Grad: 36. president. Capital
es.tod a1ndr' Tay9r Js;nneI, Gc 81 b.: op
Poa1d s.nhon. e. i'm ,o
sms Ri S. & .uesz S4h n.5 M w
Co.: Roland N: stromoers. ~, hnGsrprint
m.., rnl Henry 2s
Reavis G.. Drummond. 81. store % msnaaer, ei,
32. ensineer, Television Ensinesrinx Co;
f'se of ssandsrds @ Samuel M RaydsT. as. l.dio
engineer, Bureau Of Standards.
Reginald A. Carpenter, 36, a farm
hand at st. Elizabeth's Hospital, was
placed in sc as q farmer with de-
pendents.
10 Hardship Cases.
The appeal board granted defer
ment to the following men as hard
ship cases:
Howard L. Jackson. 3r., 81. clerk. Treas
ury Department: Walter W. Schneider. 81,
Leo A. weyman. So. assistant administrs-
tive analyst. OPA; Clyde L. Young, 33,
laborer, Federal Works Agency: Samuel
c. Stevenson. IT,. 80. taxicAb driver: Din
qurd N: Durbin. 26 iaborer. Alley Dwelling
Authority: Nathaniel L. Watkins 80, taxi
cab driver; Franklin W Wingate. 80. sery-
ice, station operator; Ben Z. Baber. 28,
railway postal clerk: Paul conninston. 81,
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through the African and Sicilian
Evening star., 1944-10-20
REPAIRS AND sfRvlcrs tc.r,., ,

PLASTER. brick. cement, fiagstone work !;
ysse yEsasteerprSon1g No Job too small. TR.
PLAsTEkING done BY experienced white
sxpsrienes: !. caii Ho. a7i7. 7'' 80 ''.'
faa ba b'1sns 1sa ma saHmsa a sna
s sS2s . n,6n Any time ioE irss estimates. s1.
sible, prices reasonable. all work suaran-
RADIO es'i RaPaiRssmal Al Rsee nal radios repaired
Brns hsn q f.. rIassh Ieeh rsRd sssy
noor' r%' record department.. THE HEcHT
radio Isouslas, Ere. est. wor. guar,
SHoP; ~ pm.: Friday and Saturday
REoAfffING Re IN WASH. ons-day service.
Der. guar. work: car protected under cover,
siles s P.s For Of an1s sTsas sna sn
fhS !Hsfs = iiss. co 1875 rs iEuss s.
kEFkIGERaT6R repair pS'' specialist: work
TS Knrsins 90 STSs Service
60 u 4a1e. 9afssi ST. sssa ssaG@D'' guaranteed work
spootnx cs sppns MR ga1pip and
RooF LE1Ks! % suarsnts. 70, % stop %, any
sSS5 ;ss e. i,is + .,
s,ai sg,9atiterinE;;, spoutainns.s Prompt service.
ROOF REPAfaINHGS;; prompt service; ~ free
estimates; Stag, slate. composition tile,
5fsh fs5sss Sooso co.
SEWING mACaiNiEs-ouaranseed repair.
Parts and supplies for ah machines. Sew
Ing machine dept, 3rd door. 8. KANN
SONS CO: District 1900
SEWING MACHINE kEPARS-We inspect,
Rsplacement parts for all make machines.
Famous New Home" sales and service
THE PALAIs ROYAL sewing machines.
STATION WAGONS, bodies repaired and
rebuilt. new tops. Call CHASE d. COKER.
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED. csc. 1p to
thoroughly cleaned by our modern ma
chine method WASHINGTON SHADE 4,
AWsaEe M.sHSe GS 2n a9G1 I7th nE .ToI Du; 5000
qua: anteed service. ALASKA REFRIGERA-
TOR SERVICE 1929 9th st. NV. MI. 4ls4.
WASHERS AND IRoNERs ouara nteed
sipdE1ya k2DoEy 'tss Cavalier ssf'i aessi tel
WAsHING MACHINES repaired Norge.
APEX, nsbo,,sa May.sg sg. AHC ABS Kenmors oE West
COLUMBIA REPAIR AND SERVICE, 1921
WATTEiRsr 4 rRoorINNGMmfHsS"eeS Neamf we your basement
and walls weatherproofed now before bad
weather, ROBERT E. PRICE, Ordway
rsID cAMERaasg s. Oeush, and sold. sD ru1-
National l7f2
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SITUATIONS woMEh.

ACCOMPANIsT. experienced Al, morn
assfsraNT lns HE attsFnGon n n' Gnly Boy asM star
BooKkEEsaRExperisneeo os XII hSk stss in genera,
ledger posting, cost accounting. payrolls,
3 mrs. your once. 80 hrs. home weekly.
CLERK-TYPIsT. exp, good at figures. avail
ai3 s;ao pm. or Saturdays: min. $40.
bREssMtAKING, designing, remodeling, al
irving st: NV, Apt. 4. Adams 223s.
GIRL. colored, AA references, ghw and
plain cooking for couple or child's nurse
rm; and bath mot in CELLAR though not
obliged to sleep in must leave 5.45 3
n nights os, week. no Sundays S25. Michi-
GIRL, colored wishes work as cashier or
switchboard operator; willing to learn.
HousEKEEPER- COMPANION. widow. mid
sduested' light Housekeeping. address
LAUNDREss desires shirts and wearing
NURSE. coloredss wants case day or night;
4sS3: If no answer call later. 2o'
NURSE, colored, practical: care for mother
and baby iust home from hospital. will
years experience: vicinity of Monroe st.
NV; health certificate. NO. s4a9.
dren's school: live in; attractive '' salary.
RGGIsTERED NURSE, colored. desires pri-
yate duty nursing, full time or part time
REsiDEENr MANAGER. experienced; re-
fined lady wants apt. BLDG, NV. section
preferably Dupont Circle vicinity. Box
SECRETARY. age 80. gentle. competent,
able TO assume responsibility, 10 years sd-
miniStrative experience; permanent or tenn
porary; prefer 5-day week; Call MI. 3441
sstoIs sn9Rt naRy n99n or Box I'm Star
ately Write Box 1.5-M. Star. 20.
SECRETARY, young, 5 years experience.
including technical and legal dictation.
Call after $50. FIR. $500. Ext; 1873. 2O'
SECRETARY, executive available Dec 1st:
woman in early thirties, experienced as
governmental administrative assistant, de-
sTENoGRArHEk or general once work
forenosns; Tel. sH; $3.50,
gey.
position in central office. Shepherd 3203.
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER. expert
eneesf eneed steno ypins college ,n sradqats
Seen,RfS s9cRRTARf YA ''sTH 'ssTTHENoGRAPHER. Young,
experienced, desires position 4 days per
week s., Mon. n,v Tues, e wed sa and Frio' $50
WOMAN. young, wants work am TO 3
pm. 5-day wk.; conv. to Dupont Circle;
experienced typins. shorthand. dictaphone.
receptionist for mfg. concern. Box a8-M.
YOUNG WOMAN. white. married. desires
part-time position in NV, sec; typins,
81 clerical reeeptionist; 81. 3I34; 90
typing at home Call TR 6ro1 2ns
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
part time; statements, audits, tax returns
prompt. reasonable. Ordway 2074
CONTAMINATION - Daily -monthly
basis; keep general records; prepare
financial tax reports; experienced; reason
BusINEssMAN. IL years executive ex-
perience in Philippines, desires connection
with firm interested in present or future
export trade, South America or Far East.
DRAFTsMAS, free lance; general drafting.
Illustration, design and color work. Ad-
yertising art. DI. 5O32 20s
EXECUTIVE, heavy-duty experience with
large organization i'll management. finance,
buoset control, purchasing, merchandising.
personnel and advertising; versatile, good
orsanizer. methodical; college background.
Box l19-M Star
EXECUTIVE = Energetic. versatile sol
lege graduate, knows construction work
and materials, estimating cost and ad-
miniStrative experience. Box 133-M, Star.
MAINTENANCE sUPT.. capable and sober,
holding third-class license with wide
experience in construction. Available i'm
mediately, Box Som Star; 20'
MAN: colored; wants work, midnight to
"a am; Il, can "a furnish car, drivers license.
PURCHASING AGENT. mechanical. insti-
tutional. industrial fields: knows inventory
control. traf1c management. expediting:
induSirlai ensineering BACKGROUND. Box
RESPONSIBLE POSITION desired; prefer
sbly executive type, member of District
Bar Assn. Box 141-M Star 1os
Evening star., 1944-10-20
HELP WQkAEN.

WOMAN MANAGER for. dairy store and
sssson sesa founssa W. isss ssss lunch experience
WOMEN, married. part-time work, 5-day
week Of 29s. hours: general clerical work
ds an of pns desea ApD in
only to MISS LUND, RIM. 7Os, s16 14th
WOMEN. age 40 to 60 as communicative
couriers, in downtown business ONCE area
hE MEsFERN o1s 1SioS Rum Goo isl7 Anew Rev
WOMEN aged 40 to 60, as communlea-
tion couriers in downtown business ONCE
5s suaasy ims er ss part Ps sszTfES
UNION. Room 200. 1917 New York
WOMEN for defense plant: must have
ability to adapt themselves to light ma
| chine shop work; paid while learning,
pleasant pleasant working @ cenditions. Apply
BoWsN tSesds Ma : co. 4712 Bethesda ave. Be-
WOMEN. white. IS to 40--If you ere in
| terested in earning S2,100 and would like
| ington's finest organizations, which is now
undergoing remodeling, please call CO.
! 90S0 and ask for manager.
perience necessary, also part-time work in
evening for unemployed women. Earnings
at start range from S23 to S26.5O with
permanent positions; ''' work % near aDistsii your
home Apply s'so employment ofhce, 7ss 10Th
CHESAPEAKE G g. POTOMAC TELEPHONE
YOUNG LADIES to sell phonograph rec
ords' excellent salary. See Mr.. Urban
personally. STAR RADIO CO, 400 Ilth
ST. NV.
YOUNG LADY. colored. 80 years or over,
| to work behind soda fountain salary, S25
| week. WESLEY HEIGHTS PHARMACY,
1903 45th st. NV. WO. 620o.
>: MANN SONS co. requires the services
OF shoe saleswomen experience preferred
but not necessary. Apply superintendent's S
WOODWARD & LoTHRop has immediate
openings for silk f1Dishers wool presSers.
aIteration operators. hosiery repair opera
tors Apply employment office 9th floor,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP has immediate
openings for office workers typists billing
machine operators. gift wrappers, ma rkers
messensers. laundry helpers. Apply en-
pioyment ONCE. 9th floor
DRESSMAkING STUDIO, centrally located
formerly of Fifth ave, N Y; equipped
Tor prompt service; dresses. suits made to
order, also restyling and alterations; mod
crate prices LEA ENGEL, ITO ST.
LOCAL BRANCH Of national motion mott pic
ture company will shortly have opening
Ior clerk-typist. Starting salary, $40 for
4u-hour week. Pleasant surroundings and
interesting work. Give qualifications and
RESIDENTIAL status in application. Box
27S-L, Star
Evening star., 1944-10-20
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS and general house repairs.
carpentry. masonry, plastering. cement
P2ALLANs D, Bali. pi % %oisa' Ae'fo'Ans'
Gst PRocTER and % don't setslss oAMpLE fI@'is5s Ex
COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS - PROMPT
estimates for any type of work, special
s pr1Ses on Storm o sash. asbestos siding and
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best:
tSyns oet sanains fpnshins eIesnins eay-
ING CONTAGIOUS. NC. is1a % Wiseon-
v ,,sas MoDFksisE Ser YofiE HOME and add .ddi-
basement rooms finished porches n in- :,
closed, concrete work, plumbing, decorat-
eRs hoas. repsns sans ana os @ na
s HcPfsg eo i4so Ir4l19 IS
MoDEkSSifzaEs YOUR foGH HOME porehe. in.
closed. recreation rooms built, sttics I'm
ishsd snd so1Srete and brick work painting
asF 1Ssf fR1Raf 5sEms ss1
raIsTING s5S d2ps6ae,sSI AHD e. a2Sl
a. a. ,ressonable prices. For free estimates
fdc1s fs 1RsnS0Iph q hcss ss5s ss siteE LUCAS
isS@s Liz zssEs. issasctt sncURrTY 1s%0fsoan aoal
!MFfsOVEMENT CO. Georgia 110S-1l13
Member JIM Home fnproyement C3ni1d
Johns-Msnville
SCREEN YOUR PORCH nov while 1 nav.
the material. or for any home improve
JOHNS S-MANFnLE roofing, siding, storm
sasn; ! to 3 years to pay GATES
FOR JOHNS-MANVHLE REROOFING. 70.
siding and other home Improvement Cal
JOHNS MANYIILE Home Improvement
out Obligation Time payments,
AAA CONTRACTING CO.-Johns-M -Manville
roofng. siding and insulation, home re-
modelling. expert heating service; l to l5
years to pay. Phone DI. 1862 and DI 9359
JOHSS-MANVMLE roofing and siding
storm windows; member JIM. Home I'm
provement Guild; estimates gratis: con.
GO: ll23 N. Irving ST.. Arlington, Va
Ph1ne % chestnut 3222
ing, insulation; comhin ton storm sasl,
1913 h st nv RE $500
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Gent, }.

0OSlNeSS OVrOMyONIIIk9 tNonf.J
GROCERY, BEER AND WINE, corner BLDG.
rents excellent BUSINESS now RG and aGS, postwsr lUx
SSSsa GSSsfs s.:. g q; ss's sm. prize If,
shop; e, " Ts sfs aTzo willing and able. Cal! "a
RPARTMENT' Ait4i HOUSE. IL units, 4 .tor.s M
and ianitors apt; near Sears RoebucE. on On
$3.50 e sas 20 monthly; total annual
q $1,000 Terms. 10000 cash, balance lance:
sssnSn auss On sn8ms s00a Hrs,s as ,nTn
soR = Ho.LANREs s2. N2 s7ts exclusive broker 1908
have other business; opportunity. that comes
anteed ssoo rent end seb with Lying quar-
asas; AGENT price, $4,000. Tel. TR. 1864, ., No
REsTAURANT-one of the best in the
ssa rs1s ncSS
ing fine building and real estate; .S25. .OOO
fSsh DRa rsHaHssSd SSEHSIni9 re sToRa Sssa pI @ sls
sell; good location: reasonably priced; low
kooMING HoUsE. il ". rooms. baths:
$3.50 plus 3-room apt; leased, licensed:
THURsMs 4 SILVER, sos 10th fnA st. nesasa. n'S,.
Gas STATION. good commercial location,
1G pumps, 3 driveways, large storage ca
palcity 9 l9r dss tsSGk service priced for quick
REsTAURANT AND SODA FOUNTAIN ODD
theater and and 10 stores; seats 83
S1S5; good lease; only @ empiosess iuas serye, erMa
lunch and dinner only; clears, $4,000 net
P1G PHRIFT zeaTly fSos f SSriss Ss6oS terms MR.
DGs GRoCERY' beer and wiz Vine s'sis; also liv.
Ing qua quarters: guarantee S1,100 weekly
EXPERIENcEn MAN nm WOMAN - ,s.
and operate, soda fountain and luncheon
ette; complete modern equipment, so.
pRua t@e rees coMNesR' AeR' s IL
and Florida ave. ne. No telephone
kEEsTxURSxNT. kEEs dellcstessen; well est.b.
business: good lease, reasonable rent
BEAUTY W N'nGaS sMof fse booths, including aI a.,
pGESqp.,y napIRs spEe9.Ia4 heF ITs! sHSs s,s =,
shops in Washington, located NV, doins
good business: exceptional opportunity
Wte Box 1heJ aasrests star and leaving city
JUNK SHOP, fully equipped: good down.
%Y ,STn l0sstlGn ssdRIrtSr fo5 sale 4. Can IA 1920
.ssnes in ssy .Sss sss5 s5
heath fW M - Box 14o-M. Star. 22'
live town. excellent opportunity. BOY
ss7 49, fsa ioth ffsFkl,n sT Nw22ere F. f /. bom. 10
liye IN and make 1t pay for Itself Com
piete.y furnished. consisting of large
bedrms. and baths. 3 large rms on Ist
moor: oil heat. Call MR.. BURR, MI GO7s,
Tor inspection at any time
OfF-SALE LIQUOR STORES, 50 500 and
$4,000 weekly; 2 combination grocery and
1quor stores: 100 markets. S.. 600 com
pete, and up. BUSY BEE BROKER
B. Baum: IA oss5.
established; complete stock, fne modern
equipment; $500 weekly receipts, can bt
1871, Star AVA
RESTAURANT. good location. in bushes.
ss years: retiring; reasonable price BOY
HOME AND INCOME-Detached brick
new condition, gas heat. II rooms. 4
oaths FIRE escapes; complete hyins
quarters on first floor. plus net in.
come or S257 per month. Contact
OWNER 22l9 Que st. NV. No phone
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES,

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
pairee quickly; factory,,trained mechanics.
ofcE cosp aspre Bond R5 nss sss
Is%s 70 M.ss Ress. sEF4fss ~ 'fsi Rs
APPLIANCEs-Electric fans. fixtures, ra.
Md No JOB oo Small tns on oH for st light nd nEns
ays Ess s4a RIrA1an6 Il sssss s00 IRON.
arpIrsAAcEs AZ .i4o RnP.1kkp ina IA s6s Rrn,
small electric appliances to US for repairs,
such as irons, toasters. heaters, percolators,
waffle irons, vacuum cleaners If you live
andria. Va; If you live in Arlington, bring
sWIIASssE 4SRdIAEsE Ssszy SERVICE rs &C. ,;.s,
pairing; complete quick service. PROCTER
co; "a seaton court NV. Ex: e7s7.
CARPENTRY, storm sash, vestibules, at
Cal CHASE & coKER: TR; 650a. 81.
tae Machine anf IN Sour soms n
office. New dry-suds method. moth pro-
tets; , Estimatss. vns sy9s IA, l4as or UN; ssa1.
sfe.ter TssaFs a. typss ssusa s5
Doll CLOTHES made to order. FIR.
ELECTRIC CONTRACTING, house wiring
repair, maintenance, plugs installed, 81 so
EPEcTk1e gp 1T slss MoHoks Hf kp RnFaRrp aass c
ifs i as sny make
isFSsf oN faS q AEaESe oS e. 5s g
ELECTRIC WIRING, fixtures and repairs
5sas II.ns nsGTK5f esfii, Is dsis 81 day calls
Isfi rePsr' asSa sIs hSa'es ~ sT sDfsalsy REGAL
FURNITURE REPAIRED, resined. reuphol-
stered spring cushions rebuilt, webbing
replaced; Chevy Chase. DEEBEES, EN-
FURS remodeled. repaired All kinds of
alterations on women'S coats, suits Mems
os is's ssos sso9 Pis h sss st. suits
GENERAL CONTRACTING. carpentry,
storm sash don't delay that repair sf iob amy amy
SESrsaE sa fhsssnSs RnPalR ssts ssstsrnr cement
snteed Ss white mechanics. L. "P's $3.50. guar
sss any Rsss frastsP ssEz-
PAINTING paper hanging by reliable
MR. RIDENoUR. Hobart 3i47. ''
PAINTING and paperins. Shepherd 4771.
PAINTING, interior, exterior; paperhans-
ing, roof repairs HULME. Ho 1929.
81 T st NV. noI3s
PAINTING, PAPERING and plastering.
Free estimate; 1st-class work and material;
white mechs.; prompt service. CH. S46S.
PAINTING, PAPERING, floors, plaster re-
pairs-For that feeling Of prewar EN-
cheney, service, enthusiasm and customer
consideration, let me do your work ri
do the Job and do it well, without giving
you any of the alibis, hard-luck stories
and trouble all too often blamed on the
war. Efnciency is as efnciency does, war
. ALHoYT, CO. 1852, after % s p p.m. s a1. e'''
IAPERNG. painting. plasterinR: special
Oct; prices: finest work done Immediately:
PAREKNG AND PAINTING, AL work;
estimates free. Call Mr.. BECKETT. pu
1858.
PAPER HANGING. this week only. - ana
up per room: 1874 washahle, suniast pa
PIAsTERNg done BY white mechanics, no
Job 100 small Telephone NO. 1851. 90