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Washington Notes

ter, whom he saw for the first
time. Sgt. Tyler spent 80 months
overseas on active duty. He and
his family will spend Thanks
giving with his parents at Paris.
Tenn, and at the expiration of
his leave he will report to Fort
Sheridan for re = assignment to
service. He has served in the
Air Corps nine years.
Washington Library and Lit
erary Club will meet with Mrs.
Arthur Erdwan, at Prestonville,
this Thursday, Nov. Is, for reg
ular meeting.
Pilot James Sewell of the
AAF located in Guam, and bro
ther Walter Sewell, were home
on furlough last week.
Clark Klenow returned home
from service in the Navy with
his discharge last week.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-16

Benon by Owens promises of an
automobile. fine clothing and
plenty of money. She was pack
ing up her possessions at the
time of the killing, preparatory
to a flight with Owens to
Texas, she testified.
Benon. in tears after the ver-
dict, said he would take imme-
diate steps to free his wife from
custody of the California Youth
Authority, to which she had
been assigned after her testi-
mony.
The fatal shooting occurred
last July 81 in the suburban
Bellflower home of the Benons.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-16
Blondes Multiply
with Same Old Faces }

ATLANTA, Nov. 16 Up
Nearly twice as many blondes
are in Atlanta nowadays as there
were six months ago but
they're all wearing the same
faces.
Beauticians say the use of
hair tints and dyes has increas-
ed almost so per cent, with
blondes setting the pace and red
heads close behind. Dark tresses
are trailing.
This season its gotta be this
or that" - they don't want
those "in between shades.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-16

TfSgt. Jim Tyler Of the AAF
arrived here a short while ago
on 30 days furlough to visit his
wife, formerly Myrtle Tuscany,
and their ga year old daugh-
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-16
Mail for 6I's in Rsith
Destroyed In Plane Crash

FRANKFURT. Nov. l6-(R
-Four thousand pounds Of mail
en- route to American soldiers
in Germany from the United
States was destroyed last Sat-
urday when a C-47 Transport
plane crashed and burned near
Chateau Thierry, U. S. Army
officials announced today. An
other 800 pounds Of mail was
salvaged. All four crew members
died in the crash. ~
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-16

SIX 2/c Ivan Ware and wife
are parents Of a seven pound
son, Richard Keith, born Nov.
3 at a Navy hospital in Califor-
MIA.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-16
Yanks Swap Cigarettes, Army Rations
for French Silks, Jewelry, HeirlOOms


PARIS - Among the more
pressing Christmas problems
faced by wives of GPs stationed
in France may be the puzzle of
finding q place to put a coat of
armor or q chandelier.
The Yanks are picking up all
kinds Of odds and ends as pres
ents to send home, Hilda Rich
ards, American Red Cross work.
er in charge of the packing and
information center on the Boule-
ward Haussman. reports. Gift Sc
lections range from standard
lamps, paintings, etchings, sculp-
ture and bronzes to illustrated
books, toys. and small pieces of
furniture.
w light limit per package is
70 pounds. Perfume is. of course,
the easiest and most obvious gift
to send from Paris, but CT Joes
with imagination 60 for cos
tune jewelry, lingerie, millin-
cry, and . wide assortment Of
oddities.
Over 100000 packages have
already been sent. Since there
is no date limit for Christmas
mail, thousands more will be
handled this month and will
eventually find their way to
every state.
Ninety volunteer worker
mostly students and married
women. work in shifts of Is to
20 for three or four hours. Pres
ents are packed in old newspa-
pers and K-ration boxes.
There's shopping informa-
ton" service on the first floor,
although most of the unusual
articles sent home have been
picked up in the course of the
armies march through liberated
countries. It's incredible what a
carton of cigarettes or a weeks
PIX rations can buy.
One CT bartered his rations
for more than q dozen yards of
plush velvet curtains which had
once adorned the chateau of a
bigwig Nazi, while another was
the proud possessor of a set of
handsome cut-glass Rhine wine
glasses which he'd obtained at
the same rate Of exchange.
Outside of such bargains there
isn't very much a doughboy can
buy In Paris at a reasonable
price. The average PIX has a gift
section, but the choice is not
extensive. Boxes of embroidered
handkerchiefs, dolls, printed
scarfs and costume jewelry, SOU
venir cigarette boxes, ash trays
and desk sets are obtainable at
the best possible rates, but gen.
orally speaking there's nothing
much under five dollars. Every
man is entitled to one bottle of
perfume every four weeks.
TAX REFUNDED
Red Cross personnel say it's
easy to pick out the Joe who
CANDLES - he's the one who
spends freely and doesn't even
bother to line up for his refund
on the luxury tax which the
French Government has granted
on all purchases made by Amer
lean soldiers destined for the
United States. But there are
plenty of men who do. The
American Red Cross figures
show that from September z
to October 80 more than four
million dollars had been re-
funded.
Luxury taxes range from two
to 33 per cent. The. last figure
is applicable to such articles as
perfume and all articles of cloth
ing, including hats costing more
than 1000 francs ($2O at the
present rate of exchange).
The tax is refunded only on
purchases shiDned homo A e;op.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-16

AIIlOIlS tIlc OccT HuuVCIS Ill
the north woods this week are:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ander-
son, their son Chuck, Donald
Guerin, Red Harris, Ray Pier
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ammon Thur
ston,n Merton Thurston, Bill
Trask, Don Leonard, Mel Bell
man, MIR. and Mrs. Art LeFever,
Harold Samson, herdsman at
the octagon house, Jack john
son, son Howard Johnson and
CaSs Totem.
Mrs. E. A. Hardy, west of
Washington, is in serious con-
dition in Florence Crittenden
Hospital, Detroit, where she
was taken last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Hampstead
Of Oxford were guests on We'd
nesday of her sisteri-n-law, Mrs.
Minnie Hartley.
Porter Ragan, son Of MRS.
Harry Cummings, Mound road,
has joined the Marines and left
for training at Paris Island,
recently.
Rev. and Mrs. Allen Cherry
left Monday for Jackson, Mich,
to attend a Baptist Convention
and to visit friends. They re-
turned Wednesday.
An illustrated Harvest service
will be held Sunday at II a.
m. in the Baptist church here
and in the evening at $50 there
will be joint Thanksgiving serv-
ices in the Methodist church.
Rev. Allen Cherry will preach.
This will be preceded by a short
service in the Baptist church.
Visitors at the Taft home on
Jewell road recently were their
sister, Mrs. Charles Tyrrel and
daughter, Mrs. Lester Drace and
husband, and mother, Mrs. Drace
of DeFord., Harry Hadden and
family of Detroit.
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. John Clark, formerly
Dorothy Rice, at the Rochester
Osteopathic hospital, last week.
Ronald X. Pratt, MOMM 1/c
Of the Navy was discharged from
service recently. He and his
wife and child of Flint spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Noah Dotzert and family. Pratt
spent % months of the time he
was in service on the Admiralty
Islands.
1 The Baptist Missionary So
ciety met in their assembly
room at the church last Tues
day for a regular monthly meet
ing.
SIX 2/c Ivan Ware and wife
are parents Of a seven pound
son, Richard Keith, born Nov.
3 at a Navy hospital in Califor-
MIA.
TfSgt. Jim Tyler of the AAF
arrived here a short while ago
on 30 days furlough to visit his
wife, formerly Myrtle Tuscany,
and their 2lz year old daugh-
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-16
Births at st. Joseph's

Births at st. Joseph's
MR.. AND MRS. K. L. House
SO Riverside Drive. 4 daughter,
Nov. 16.
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY J.
Bates, 101 Miller street,
daughter. Sandra Marie, Nov.
Is.
MR.. AND MRS. ANTHONY
H. Thull, SO Ferrin place, .
daughter, Linda Lee, Nov. IS.
MR.. AND MRS. DONALD
Frank, East Detroit. q son, Dom
aid Samuel, Nov. IS.
MR.. AND MRS. WALTER E.
Stier, 6675 Romeo Plank road,
a son, David Edward. Nov. II.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-16
From where | sit =. by Joe Marsh
Only one side to our

heroes have come from obscure
homes and greatness has
overshadowed wealth and shall
low social definitions.
From where I sit, It an comes
down to tolerance l.. tolerance
for what a man Is and does ..
tolerance for his freedom aAA
opinions, whether he's rich q
poor, likes beer or cider. SHAKE
speare or the comic sectjoa. IT.
a great thing-tolerance!
&e M4<
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-16

Soldiers anything teddy perfume
for the folks back home Pckings slim in Paris shops
Yanks choose oddities wei las the traditional gifts
ed stamped from the engaged in this work
presented indi- article costing
eating date of purchase and themore than monthly
description Thirty tax computpus IL cent accepted
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-16

Dairymen at Dallas discover
ed in a survey that it takes an
average of 1890 "pulls" to milk
an average cow.
Evening star., 1945-01-09
PERsoNAL ieest.l

Mrisht ,ou q: 3 s ssss Of z. loan % ID DO g
bsaSssnAS1NG HS 81 XII sTEpfo centrally located
Formerly q 5th ave Ns. YORK, EauiDpsd
\ ssss s'iz,1 saf ic
pxx WAX FgHp 9ig ~ 70 pa6Ss sSSps *: 1909;
up service 81 per month after first
month. Details after $50 pm. DE. 53o5.
81
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
heart. asthma. rheumatism. srthritis. nerv-
ousness. piles, colds, fu or other ailments;
rssl io asnpg feet d
WATCH REPAIRING, 8 to 5 day service;
alarm alarm clocks repaired; work guaranteed
&; between j sSd + sss: nv w. ' ls: ~
.es7ias ExfEnr wAaca sERAMG 1odsy
Mas master; yort 8; s.. MITCHELL. JeWsleT l4o4
ss sHs asa ssasIs ses fS5f sSsssa ssrl AdM
WILL GIVE excellent day care to child OF
VIII fn c carr III FOE HDi CHILD during day, Civ.
meg nsa in good home; 8 years or Older. TR.
DANCE BAND for any occasion. reason
ATTENTION GIRL MUSICIANS interested
in career, see TONDA DOSS, l116 st.
NV: IL a.m.-9 p.m Tuesday. Wed,
BARBER SERVICE in your home, or hos
pital. Call MR.. AMBROSE, Service Barber,
INCOME TAX returns and declarations
prepared by former Government tax con-
sultants; competent. reasonable. GE 93l3.
fe7s
INCOME TAX RETURNS and declarations
expertly prepared by tax consultant. Call
Ma. 1899 for appointment (open 8 m to
10 pm. daily and Sunday. 1bs
BETTER HEALTH STUDIO - Colds and
chronic pains treated. Trained nurse.
Appts., HO. 4721.
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES, where friends
meet and strangers feel at home For in
formation phone, 7-10 D m, FIR. $3.50. 81
Evening star., 1945-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TYPEWRITERs and 1dding machines re-
ssl|E:s sss|Es is!sa e 1llSisa
SssEsaAs pslt saSSs .Ss sass
ye4y sacs1t portable 0 seSa.s s ?s: ?ss
= hP sP5I mGiGl 4% y!sh sgs4 double shaft ssa; h.
las real pissS s case g slssa snd d.sss bow .ss1I.
fee to. student: $85. 1887 Fairmont st..
WxR6RoBE VA Sisea fRGiNK. sMi full-sised MeDdel
wxsHiaG sEss Ssad SA s4se Easy spinner type
in excellent condition.: will sell for best
SWHAs1TER IT aEATEks. @ sEsa; sex, so-ye.r suarsn-
sss; al sizes ss terms JOHN WTBsI1EaSS m aS
SIS, SO installed; 3O-gal,. SI0g 30 installed.
ALI heaters are guaranteed yrs. with 8
VIZ e RDayE DaEAfnkhssuar Sh So1h and Do.tl. ga.
heaters Guaranteed 20 20 years ia
psons iss FGa
E RADIO Win .lss s.,la slss1.
after pm. 4127 sth st. NV. blk. OF
SssSaSsi %oaSkhENcH ase with wise attachment, $40.
soiUTHHERN VENETIAN BLIND Co.@su,
direct @ fsom ma Mnsnuiactureri steel q VOC wocd
BEAUTIFUL seyen-piecs bedroom suite,
mattress, $3.50. i4se Kennedy st. NV
COMPLETE 3-room apt. furnishings tpre.
war;, American Oriental rug, silver, linens
se ap sSa pFSs Snday so oa
WILL SELL second mortgage. secured on
ss or Paying s a 54os
EdMondston I'd. Hyattsyille. Md.
Evening star., 1945-01-09
ApARrMeNrs fueNlsHfp.

- ~ svsesSs - Ssss NsOst oCs
sEHfffE1sasR VIII sazRI A.E r'h is. ss1a ..sa asss
vMlsserfsR dss.. tssa .Di 10. paSns b. Bar month
AS m.rsd desEi' s1 sssa' .s
-of M 20 and 2b: no children. Call NO. 1277
LADY to share en,cieney apartment with
erything furnished. 10.
Prisidsire; Pri Jan 81 s45; couple % o. i sirE. Apply
9 sSs s. M2RxEpARD Il \ z nj AVE. NE lars. reoms.
first floor; quiet employed married couple.
Near Mt. Pleasant car
living room. kitchen. bath. gas heat, elec-
tric; everything furnished; gentlemen pre-
Will Will SHARE s1E e-rm.. kitchen and bath apt.
122s 44th PL SEE rooms, bath. all util.
including telephone furnished. II. 474O.
3-RO0M APARTMENT, nv; edults only;
only. IA. 1880
5Sis 18th ST. N.w.-3 rooms. pvt. bath:
conv. location; accommodate 8 girls. GE.
AT THOMAS CIRCLE-Living room. bed
Grated. steam heat. hot. water. Eectroiux
rfesE Ssais aysa .es vs.
ns ssss ss sAsoR.sA 1ssf y aayx: SsS1As... r.
1912
LAEGE living rm, dining rm; non, kat
nea saSf aSiss 'ssniR aaaiss ssa1 sss q ssss 70 re-
GIRL to share apartment with smother
girl in modern apt. bldg. on 18th St
Pss Psics' issh SS2 90 g9x l6 room ssn kit d,.
nette, pvt. bath; heat. gas, elec.; adult,
YOUNG NAN viii share comfortable apart
ment with another man 2o8 lst st. Sc:
sEWEx aa H RkSey2TED e Ne a.rda@ anlMas sDs rrsd
aire; all utilities; private entrance. $50
B ST. ne FIR 9233.
NEWLY DECORATED, partly new fur.
nished master bedroom. with shower on
End noor; living room on 3rd a.. 500; best
location in Washington. b117 Conn ave
NV. OR. 2S4S.
1859 10th ST. N.W:-2-rm. apt, refgr.
adj bath; employed couple or men
Apply after e pm
COLORED GIRL to, share furnished base
ment apt with another girl. 1857 18th st
Nv. after 8 pm. Wednesday. To-
Evening star., 1945-01-09
HOUSES WApsTfo 70 RENT.


a pSac aes s.s s.1' rsss:
SSya2RifSf SS'yHRla afs4' ArrosNEz. p.rn.asn..
sfEsI CoHr1Ns Hsas sc1fISE SiYS pssm.nsns. @ 4H
e il nis:ass sans So1 s7 Sa Ssr b
ATTRACTIVE. modern small house. ,unf.:
perfect care .usr.nteed g pMsIm,nsntlE M as .s.
weekdays RE. 800. Ext. 6sSs: sunday
ias NO NnaI dfA6ahfs SA afs r.uur. furnished
hou.e Or or %2-bsdroom apartment. NoTthEest;
L HodSR s;Rssss q D.s.ss; @ 1sss :!s:'
n sEp.ees nogsE, s ,g ggzsi.r.ss. in
Naval OFFICER. permanently stationed
WaShington with wife and two children,
3. sbTSa hGs's near 81 Susns nos
aTTosSERa nsn desires i9cS 1 house
Wsshnson Y 9sasss nesr y
portation and school: occupancy not later
shspu 5ef;o fa;ousss ssfsSn 1sar j. 1si4 tire. bed
pssiss.hlsS E lSDaSshss DaSrshxssss. f NoIsh s%Sss: % 8. @
saIs ssfsss.'s ssa's s'a :.eslSH z
tOWNEHS RETURN necessitAtes giving vi
present house: marine of1cer. wife ant
l19-mo.-old dsughter urgently need two
/ bedroom furnished house or apt. for periot
Of several m9nths; prefer Arlington O.
UNFURNlSHED, 8 bedrooms. NV or Chev,
/ Chase, or Bethesda: responsible tenant
yin nx furnish nh 6snds' 6sad on lease. Call MRS
ffaYsffctisf. Sssy Dept. needs uniurnishe'
SO rooms, to 500: or 7-8 rooms, to $126
car available. RE. 7400. Ext. 5186. los
URGENT. Owner desires immediate occu
lpsncy-Naval on1cer's wife, 2 daughter,
10 and Is. must and or 3 bedrm. unfurn
house Immediately, NV. pref; excel rel
NAVAL oFFICER, recently returned. !:
yrs. Pacific. perm. duty, wife, child, 5
want 2-bedrm. house or apt; prefer un
furn.: have stove, refgr.; Arl., NV. pref
Ierable; SS0-S100. RE. 7400, Ext. bb44
WANTED TO RENT. s-bedroom. furn
house, NV. section or nearby Nd; n
children; need By Feb. i: win sign lease
references. Phone Elk. $500, Ext. 2403
sssE6soSSH se1GEf 9 81 usrunN HOUSE, in N NV
Ch. ch. or All; RESPONSIBLE, quiet, marie
care guaranteed; references. Box sally
ARMY OFFICER with medical dept. VI
gently needs 2-bedrm. house or apt. TE
s6O7. 10.
Evening star., 1945-01-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

YOUNG & PASTOR want 100 rooming or
room and boarding houses at once: cash
buyers " waiting; list with us We give you
Gus Service Cali Ma. s42b or ma. BAY.
ll29 Vermont ave. NV.
asess and sg0s dGns s9s
esa; to- pm. na daily. w 1i9S n n. ei Quincy ST. st..
AHfHNS9EstHno HHN9EsEoNETrHE cH and Soda fountain
Warner Bros. theater, NV, street and lobby
entrance; does $4,000 monthly business;
am. am to II Pm DAYS AVS only help re re-
THRIFT. 1909 New YORK ave. NV. NX.
DRY-CLEANING STORE and laundry
agency, established is WIS; must sell due
to illness. 1000 18th st. NV, corner You
DUE TO RECENT DEATH OF Partner,
newly-organized business will take in new
business has bright financial outlook.
Give business experience and approximate
ns Tf5 1a taYanss e.
sucGEssFuL s.SH SUI washington businessman.
like clients; real estate inspections, man
J. J. CAMPBELL, 30 Rutland blvd. W.
Fasn 81. fassai saahrT Tli SHOP FOR SALE: $1,000
lease; equipped TO- accommodate opera.
HYsrIE Gzi F0 wabos H5hs5 In bas ss
ing and selling Of beauty shops. all sec
pSWS Of tai Me Ha 5S M or S4s sue
owner is retiring 10 his farm. Can Be
houses. Parking lot has 26 sinsis-car
ss1ar ans the for q cars .d1nTt
ths"k the parking 10 lot 1 and sdjoinins these are
detached houses Containing Il rooms. az
D1bs DaeDsy snd osssG sS0T rs &c baths Section es
q WIN sell parking lot; saIssss and shop
vRoEMENf tEEsoffd " Go. $3.50 n Mas. ann szs Rs
ss!sss !; T.: 4 s:rs:
TO SELL OR BUY business. call R.
FERNANDEZ. 11o7, Eye st. nv. DI.
s. ss s EvsH1ss s9d sIesens sf
ssten EASILY S l. s.s aoa5sd VS. 1853 S5 business
GROCERY AND DELICATEssEN STORES at
cheap price IN slsdiy sdao sov you tasse
pm JOSEPH KLEIN. broker.
DRY CLEANING PLANT fcarbon teD, in
NV. section. Living quarters available A
real opportunity for right person. Box
ROOMS, 2 BATHS. excellent NV. section
Must see to appreciate these beautiful
yesn sss sne sqSs nuTngs sss Rsn ssS s.
down viii handle. MR.. sHILBY. SOC 10th
st. NV. DI. S610
DRUGSTORE-One of the best stores in
nearby Virginia doing q very profitable
disc; Phone ALBERT II. COHEN. CH.
WASHINGTON MUSICAL INSTITUTE
wants associate teachers of the dance or
drama or in other cultural group activities
to rent coach house studio; over 1000 It.
dressing rooms, lavatory; 2-story brick
building at rear of 1880 18th st. nv, at
arc light. on bus stop. Call Decatur 60o6.
COLORED BEAUTY SHOP, modern1y
equipped; good location; operators. For
details cali Franklin 1866. lbs
Evening star., 1945-01-09
HOUSES UNFURNisnep.

THREE ROOl1s and kitchen and bath, Ras
range. electric Ice box and coal heater; use
g 'sS wsshinston Is I Ss22 ssitinore blvd. Be-. S.
xyl ~ rhcns q. SsTyKn ALL AZ sater na'5e nm
COI0RxD win rent 0-rm. ana bath
house: boy With store n Anascstia: t. t2 one . xhe
rent. $50; GUM . AIIfxR 500 llth
Ut. &c. lR. 21O0.
LOVELY 6-room lower Detroit east side for
exchanee Groom detached IN or near Wash-
lngton. Boz 331-x. star. ~
Evening star., 1945-01-09
INSTITUTE
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired quickly: f.csory7trsined mschan5es ssas
oseR 5Rfurs sona a. sas asa
aayt hSR ysfhs m 5epTd sas TO
Bldg. 14th and q SITS. NV. 12s
ass pRocfss rss and don't eHMsIH. dIn'zss *
at naH ana rsp.ns % hsass cab
hHNsWoRqH tss WeanS rfSf' 81 oigs Ftggsred BooHER q
@ sttes rsemS ssafrxoff % JOHN SElEN niSdfa dE
CARPENTER-BUILDER, porches, screens,
ssoEM SoOrs gH Easd MIsSows general repairs
CLEANING Of rugs gSs' and upholstered furn,-
fure By new and Revolutionary process:
sensational results guaranteed: work done
in yeur own home: call for estimate; the
CLEANfNGMRnss and upholstered fur.
niture machine cleaned in your home OF
HEnGrsIc @ ssi kErRfaEkaTess 8 re lep.irsa: SrsS
49, ;ESss 's' s1 Il e CT ASsEsE ssss
ELECTRIC WIRING. fixtures extra out
ELEc: CO: 5000 Ga ave IA: Sssi
bss9 sasS s'ass as y!E
EEEofk1eRL Egs Il eR asSsl %fslNe and repairs aaet,
TENS installed II It's electrical cali US Lin
f9PEhf fSa Re- wzToH AZ III y hsHSs 10 day
mssssT Sesnassfd 5s@sieT i2o4 H Nea
ESS Sck e. stsDlHs SH fsie sk sAaE zzJg RoAD HoUs
FLOOR SANDING and finishing. good
Ff5s TfooF sSSb2N a. shna aaf ,trct, nr.
class white mechanics. L. T. FOLK. Wo
FURNITURE REPAIRED, cabinet work: We
STEWART PERLIcH. Falls Church 1911.
GENERAL CONTRACTING, carpentry,
painting and paper hangins; screening and
storm sash; s don't delay that repair lob any
$ssssAI z.SEEo sskaH s2s ssHsliHa ILL., Trash
GEN: REPAIRS: foundation to roof; Re
1sssfs S.asas Saa'ss ss n ssP:i2F TATE ss
GENERAL REPAIR-Plasterins, cement.
e 'sa,ss Il ssss SsE:
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add add.
tional Rcoms Assiss aiss.9 made into .Sos
concrete work, plumbing. decoratine. as
bestos siding and roofing and seneraI
flds Rc
RENovATdINNG Co 1920 Irving St. NV.
PAiNTERs, FAINT lsSO pApERHANGERs - Exp.rt,
clean. courteous. RA. 6643 after $50
PAINTING, pAPERING; interior. exterior:
roof repairs. HULME. 90 T st.. Hobart
PAINTING. papering. general home re.
fIs ffAIIssTHfssscEffArfsSHS IN Ss.' Cali shepherd
PAlNTNG-Let US Kem-Tone your home,
free estimates. AT. 1886
As'S E'|.'Ss PESSsfsa. '0s se.sssssis sfaa csh
i.d.t.y rddNtS Of Us Shs 1st.sE sisa kind work done
PAINTING, papering, plastering at very
Reasonable prices. Work guaranteed.
FHRN FPsfsPi sisePta2n PAphsANAA fa TA ssR rstclss.
P6Ar TSEi DE sss2 ss9s mmedii!s'
sssssl es RsRssss IsR.,z; siss. siss 'GSe
ferred payments II ron wish. o.
PAINTING, RAPERIN0, PLASTE1ING-For
that feeling Of prewar e6acieney, service,
enthusiasm and customer consideration, let
me.de your work. IN do the Job and do it
hard-luck stories and trouble Ill too often
blamed on the war. Efficiency Is as en-
It. sGail Mr. MALHOYT, co. 1882. lie
PAINTING, papering. roofing, 1st-class
decor&ting. most reasonable rates in city.
Call me about your maintenance problems.
WO. 27bS. ask for DON. -
Evening star., 1945-01-09
ROOMS EURhisHED-r,orA.ess.

YOUNG GIRL to share nicely furnished
residence, with home atmosphere: sharing
with other girls: very reasonable HO. 0s7S.
633 G. ST. N.E.--Single 2nd-noor room,
quiet home, employed lady. No drink
ing SUse of phone 450 wk
4O5 9th ST. N.E.-Sleeping room for gen.
tleman, Government worker; on carline.
FIR O760
en- and bath: good for 2 girls NO. 1901.
NICELY FURNISHED RM., twin beds:
buses on corner; girls or employed
sSSs AMES ST. NE, of MINI. ave
Large front bedroom, clean, comfortable
private home: empl. couple pref, IL
C0LORED-0ne triple room, furnished.
COLORED-Large front room for nice
girls or couple. Half block from carlines.
EX 01Q7
Evening star., 1945-01-09
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
ALTERATIONs, REPARs. modernization,
all types building construction: estimates
AsBEsTos SIDING, roofing, rock wool in:
sulation. Call US for estimate HUDSON
NV. Warehouse at 9TH and T ne. DI.
COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS, RA. 1898
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ING a coNIRACJoRs' TR spGF INC 1912 Wiscon-
IN fmpRSyE aye N9; 9oiJR GIi1 HOME NOW Roofing
insulated brick and asbestos siding, attic
new nss new, dos5si Storm sash and doors: IoeE
sae II fyRss sr
= RooEfNd Co. sos1 Rhode Island ave
JOINS aANvLE isTa M rooins. aans Assdr sdins Storm
sqss S;Is + rs ss{i e. 20 ,ea.
making homes brishter: unexcelled work
& Ga R 5cas sS5a aE t5cxs Sssa ass! ss 5$o
PAIHTiNG. p pApERING. rLAsrERNG and
ssnsrsl repairs. Electrical work, Materials
BROS. CO.. DI. 400: after pm. FIR.
3502
ROOFING. ASBESTOS siding, remodeling,
terms, LIS years SECURITY HOME
Member I'M; Home Improvement Guild
CALL Cali. a. r. WooDsoN co.-Rootins, sid
.ng Insulation: combination storm sash.
IN VIRGINIA call PATTERSON GARDINER
CO., CHI. 1922. Johns-Manville roofing.
siding, insulation: storm windows, heating.
remodeling: terms.
closed. recreation rooms built, attics I'm
ished concrete and brick work painting
sanaed sn1 i DIsTRicT RENoVAToRs. gem
eral contractors. GE. 9551.
METROPOLITAN CONTRACTING CO.
Special rates this week on painting, paper
ing, plastering. insulation, weather-strip-
ping. Easy payments. Call Mr.. willis.
TR. 1910. or Mr.: Rowan. NE. 1647. 8.
us handle ali your T building problems.
A. Z. WOOLBERT. builder. WI. 6773. 15'
Evening star., 1945-01-09
HOUSES FURNISHED.

9642 Baitimore-WashinEton blvd. to share
with mother with or 2 children. In !ex-
change for care and training OF 4-year bog
ployed coupler some salary involved.
Phone Berwyn 81 ! after pm. weekdays
or al day sunday for interview. 81
uorches. garage, gas heat, $3.50 monthly.
Will WI RENT TEMPORARILY 3-hedroom
flrrished house; immediate oc-
cupancy. S175. Phone MA. 3120. Ext GIT.