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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
All Spring Games or, Tigers Can't Find Others
Snead Shoots 65;
He's Off Again!

CHARLOTTE. y. c. March Il INS)-Sam Sncad started
record breaking seventh the golf by firing
6o lead field the
$4,000 Charlotte Open.
ad S lead
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
VINO Rulings Apply
To Ball Players
Times Phots

Michigan office OF the War Nanpower Commission ruled
today baseball players wormen and subject to the
factory hand ard be referred baseball
players by the United States Employment Service.
Edward said asking Washing
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
SAM SSEAD
GETS AN EAGLE

Sncad got five brides on the
outgoing nine bat three putted
one green for one of his two
bogieS Starting back, he drove
.3R5- yards ~ 90 yards OF -trc tcutn
pin and came through with an
eagle, picking up two brides on
that nine for a 33-32-65.
McSpaden came up 10 the
eighteenth, seven under par. but
his tee shot strayed badly and he
was lucky to get a bogie after
chipping out of the woods.
Sam Byrd of Detroit had a 81,
followed by Joe Zarhardt's 68. By
ron Nelson's 70, Jimmy Hines,
Craig Wood and Johnny Revolta
of Evanston. Ill, tied with 70s,
two under par.
OTHER LEADERS
Thurman Edwards. u; Denny
Shute, Mike Turnesa and Ed
Burke. tied at 73; Bill Terrell,
Orville White, Les Kennedy and
Bob Hamilton, tied at "a; Willie
Goggin. Chick Rutan of Detroit,
Jennings Dordon, George Lowe,
Leonard Dodson. Henry Picard
and Arnold Growing. tied az Is.
par out 454 f43 543-36
Snrsd 344 asa 434-33
Par IN S43 asa b43-36
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
y Sports q
DIR { Y | 7 IEO


assistant grid mentor at Notre
nHne, reportedly will coach Iowa
Notball and basketball
Harry Burbridge. 90, veteran
bowling official. died at Eloise
Hospital after a stroke He
will be buried at Woodstock, Ill.
jimmy Bivins and Cpl. Molio
.Bettina fought TO draw IN Mad
ison Square Garden last night
Ii was a dull fight. Bivins
scoring only knockdown in fifth
and giving Bettina face cuts and
bruises 60. Newell Banks will
give simultaneous chess and
checker exhibition at Detroit
Chess. Checker and Bridge Club
Sunday at 2:3O p. m.
Tennessee and Bowling Green
were favored over Rhode Island
State and Rensselaer, in tonight's
opener OF national invitational
cage meet al Madison Square
Garden National IN o or
womenis track meet wifi be held
in Buffalo March 81 l.. . Women's
Open golf meet is scheduled at
Spokane, Wash, in August.
Winter sports lovers today
mourned- the -daaiA--iA-ae aettou-uf
TISHt. TOrRer TOkle. world famed
Norwegian ski Jumper who holds
the North American record of 2S9
feet
Toxic. native OF Norway who
came TO this country IN 1888, was
killed IN action IN Italy on March
3, a brief war department an
nouncement revealed yesterday.
The 26-year-old resident OF
Brooklyn became famous over
night when ne came to this coun-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

missed a chance for a tie when
he hooked his tee shot and took d
bogie 4 on the last hole.
The first round card busting
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

CO THE DETROIT TIMES
Monday. March I9. I945
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-02
Given Expert Badge

CAMP FANNIN, TEXAS - Pvt.
Phillip E. HoleSki, 3658906O of Co.
A, 56th Training Battalion, has
been awarded the Expert Infantry
man Badge for proficiency in wea-
pons. tactics. physical condition,
and leadership at the Infantry Re-
placement Training Center here.
Private Holeski is a trainee in
Company A, Seth Battalion, 18th
Training Regiment in the IRTC.
The Expert Infantryman Badge,
which authorizes S. additional pay
per month to enlisted men, is
awarded ARMY GROUND FORCE
officers and enlisted men who quail
ify successfully with several Infan-
try weapons, complete arduous
physical test and such phases Of
Infantry training as scouting and
patrolling and demonstrate leader
ship in the field.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-02

Private enterprise and work
ers in cooperation are the only
real assurance Of a prosperous
and lasting economy" ADJ.
Dir. C.. B. Brot0r, RCA.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-02
One for the Book

A T a certain German prison camp
"A In our great midwest the pris-
oners had gotten a little out OF
hand. They had rebelled against
the food served and had created
several disturbances that had the
commanding officer quite worried.
One day he was approached by
q sergeant who claimed to have the
solution to the whole problem. The
CO. naturally was interested. but
impressed the sergeant with the
importance OF using no. physical
force on the German prisoners. Thu
sergeant agreed and was given a
temporary free hand.
Immediately he rounded up hve
buddies, marched them into the bar
racks Of the prisoners and an.
nounced in a booming voice. This
new detail is now in charge of you
prisoners of war, and think you
should meet them. Their names are
Cohen, Kaplowitz. Rodinski. Gold
berg, and Rubenstein. Now get-the-
hell to work"
There was no further trouble.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-02
G-Men Can Get You If You Shoot
Song Bird ,Uith Airgun, Says LalV

A boy with an airgun who shoots
song birds may not be a Dillinger
but the G-men can get him.
1t is a federal offense to shoot
robins, bluebirds, catbirds, wood
peckers, and other song and insec-
tivorous birds, and the penalty may
be $500 fine or six months in Jail,
or both. State law also protects
such birds, with penalties ranging
to 500 fines or 80 days in Jail, or
both.
Only birds not protected by law
In Michigan are owls. crows, hawks
Except egales and ospreys), star
lings. bronzed grackleS, rusty black
birds. and English sparrows. Killing
of some of these species is not ad-
vocated; owls, for instance, help
farmers by destroying rodents.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-02
Aboard Cruiser

Willis Hodges, Jr., 10. seaman,
second class, USNR, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis v. Hodges, 1856 Vine
wood avenue. is training at New
port, r. l., for duty aboard a new
heavy cruiser.
Hodges, who enlisted in the Navy
in September, 1914, reported to
Newport from training at the COM
bat intelligence center, at Little
Greek Va. and Brigantine, N. j. He
will be attached to the communica-
tons division of the ship.
He is a 1914 graduate of Theodore
Roosevelt high school, where he
starred in baseball, basketball and
track.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-02

Maybe if we'd known more
about America" -Wistful
reminiScence Of Gen. von Arnim,
former commander A frika KOrps,
noW lUdr prisoner here.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-02
Service Parade Marches On
H0ren Graduates

Pfc. Lawrence G. Horen, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Horen, SAB
Chestnut street, has graduated from
the Curtiss Technical Training
school at Buffalo, New York. He has
received specialized training in the
repair and maintenance Of the Cas-
(Commando) cargo airplane. This
training, plus his previous exper-
fence, qualities him as a skilled
technician on the C-46 airplane.
A former office employe of the
Great Lakes Steel company, Pvt.
Horen was formerly based at Har-
lingen Army Air Field. Texas, He
has been in service "a months.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-02
Odd Fello'Os Open Summer Camp
for Children at Big Star Lake

boys and girls of the Downriver
area may now make application for
the Odd Fellows summer camp 70.
children at Big Star Lake, near
Baldwin.
The camp is now open to boys
from nine to II years of age and
buses leave each Sunday to take
campers to the Lake. Girls may at
tend the camp from July % to Aug
ust "a.
Weekly fee is sl25O, plus four
dollar transportation fee.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-02

There is always a better way
to do everything than the way
now used."-Chm. Robert E. VII
son, Standard Oil lind. }. urging
more industrial research
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-02

The camp. owned by the state
organization of Odd Fellows and
run under the supervision Of the
lodge, covers IS wooded acres a.
Big Star Lake. Approximately 80
campers are accommodated weekly,
with ten children and a counselor
in each sleeping cabin.
Guy Murphy of Wyandotte is
president of the state camp board
of the order and is in general
charge of the camps activities.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-02

Pfc. Peter C0m0rSk1
Pfc. Peter Comorski has informed
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Comorski of Sycamore street and
his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Darmetko of Elm street that
he is now stationed in the Marshal
Islands group with the Marine Air
corps.
Pfc. Comorski has been In the
Marines for the past year and
half and has been overseas since
December.
Before entering the service, he
was employed at the Willow Run
factory.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-02

In baking. half the sugar needed
may be replaced by honey in cakes,
willis in cookies, honey alone can
be used.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-02

~He's just an aVerag sc man
with a sense of humor." - Prof.
Allen Croft, Univ. of KaR., de-
scribing "any KansaH.'
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-02
.QUOTES-
OF THE WEEK

~My Lord. He's FIVE stars, and
human, too.-OverseGs CT after
meeting Gen. Ike Eisenhower.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-02

1t. Floyd Stone, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman L. Stone, has been
reported killed in air combat on
Luzon, June 10. He had recently
been awarded an oak leaf cluster to
the air medal
Credited with one Jap plane,
which he shot down over Manila,
he also held the Presidential cita-
ton and had 300 combat hours to
his credit.
Evening star., 1945-06-04
SITUATIONS WOMEN,

ADMINISTRATIVE or executive assistant
expert once manager excellent back.
GROUND; Box 1l6-Y, Star.
BOOkkEEPER, double entry, capable com
Office and executive experience. desire.
respor sible position; small personnel pre-.
ferred CO, 4051 between z and pm g.
CLEAN OFFICES at night. $50 to 1896
pm. GO; O37s after pm; weekdays, al
DREssMAKING, designing. remodelins. al.
terations. reasonable. MISS BERT. 1880
ffSnf Il sTESocRAAPHiRs ARE iIss .kknr
secy.. correspondent. penman; finest ref.
erences' temp. or perm. Box GID, Star
Law STUDENT, in third year, with four
years analytical and administrative ex-
perience; desires position in law firm. Box
Personnel WORK desired: college srad.
uate; personnel courses. psychology. JPA
Sn salary .Cr ,o b begin NE. a7s2, 3Id floor.
nousework: cardiac preferred. HO. 4l72
SEAMsTRESS, colored. refined. wishes sew.
pHpRs inS at h1me; 9Te; Is years exp MRS M E
sEAMsTREss. dressmaking alterations,
SOCIAL WORKER interested in position
indHidual rehabilitation work: daytime
only; no evening, Saturday afternoon or
svssSe svndsS ToTk k due sox to esh5
Would LIKE A PLACE in a i dress shop
or interior decorator after 12 80. some ex-
eoIIFGr eeGf1ss sGS GR.bii11t 4aiP; stag aa,,.
figures. excel ref, not. steno.. ble
immediately Box 4S0-A, Star 2s
Evening star., 1945-06-04
HELP DOMESTIC.

ASSISTANT CHEF, colored, in new, mod
kitchen 6Sa salary tH
Indianhead 100. NAVY HOTEL, Indian
BABY Baasi Ma GARE-Experienced: light house,
eaii eaaBHaMAip fHsafaI SaiSEi Wzirkhss for private
family; leaying rans city for summer: good SAL
cHiLps eli IS RURsE, sIIis thoroushly experienced;
fun charge Of 2; willing to go to Gali;
SHfLD's NURSE for 1s-mo. .-old baby; must
live IN Light for
ssassss; ssS week ssh.qPsl asss HsSS oesnnins salary
over s.. for semi.inyaiid. middle d lads ds;
m small apt, duties light. S IA. ssss, % Before Before
COMPANION 3 II; fsSSas for elderly lady. Adams 5eas
dren; good salary: Arlington. Va. CHI.
COOK, colored. from II to Z; plain cook
Ing for people; good wages and carfare.
COOK; k;oo evening meal only: SIT week
COOK, expert. for private school,. lunch
nn snd dlnner dim only; good pay. Telephone
COOK, colorsd, for suesthouse Excellent
working conditions: no Sunday work. Must
SooK ANp ss sesk
Live IN Md. suburbs Must have refs.
WI. BOIL.
COOK, g.h.w, fond Of children. expert
enced: month at beach in New Jersey; 2
free days; $25 wk.; room upstairs. Phone
Oliver 3163.
COOK, and care of pantry and, dining
room for summer in country; family of 4;
1925 month; pleasant living quarters
Call Falls Church S04-W-13.
COOK and 1st- floor cleaning; live in; pri-
$50 week: Wo; ooIs.
COoK-General houseworker; good salary;
live in; must be experienced, honest ano
dependable: recent refs; like children
other help employed. Sd. 4903.
COOK; 5-day week, to 8; SIS, carfare
Phone HO. 5457.
COOK, plain. g.h.w, adult family; blks
pm: dinner, 5k-days lay week; $40; ref.
COOK for Long Island shore, June 8 tt
Sept, 8; $50 week. Call OR. 1865.
COOK and general housework; refined col.
S.S woa u; TN. ass sandss lSed Or zoe: Hcn!
Evening star., 1945-06-04
HELP noMEsrIc Cont

COUPLE, colored. capable and reliable. -to
o DO 2nd, moor work. help serve and care for
hs1y e ehss eseeient pss s. h club cs
M DAY WORKER. for Thursdays. good iron
II gay koGM HEhrER Hh Fl nor oi TA beaat sa
living conditions and all new equipment;
ssatss gsRth KR2gsH sHa tsl Ts!a nsa
eoGakRRs no sunsiYs 1s ias; sis Of NE ~ as Sun
week $544 s4th st. ns; Sc, Atiante Il 1so aisI: 81
NJ m;H:W;, sMnds plain 1a SooknS small apt, to 2.
q GESsRans sRaisia ao9sE%seRRk, ssaR Monday through
fss frea o 5s5 after sos hSnr nm and and
fssfil eENfRAh %GIoaps aoTssEwoRk. small apt. care
ff P dsaa saS heb and care io
inyalid; snd other help employed; $50 week
nont Circle: no children Ho. i757'
HANDY HANDY NAN. experienced; references re-
pioyed fye EN-. EisHSss 4sse. wages 0'her ne'p en-
HOUsEKEEPER, white, live in. fond of
children, C Ge1e 2 wks. vacation in August.
GAUNDREss. reliable, . days a week, 6
hours hour hue each; 6oe per hour Arlington,
MAID N 1ovse Wesley sHsishts; 5-day wk.; sleep
MAIp; MA = sna shw yr plain r.. cooking help with
I s 44so ss N 18th 0s. ST. sys and
MAID, S25 week. live In. upstairs room.
MaID sgaAd Of tSn4ospiv sn,ldrspi RA 5S01
hsn es a gHoa wages to right Person other
sprns and assist with ime care OF IN ehdrsa syer
good wages for 5-day week; live out. Cali
Havn 'MMh,.. 49, ..,..s , =,
care Of j child, sis and carfare: refer
ences required. Ii. 1921. 2707 Nichols
5a5s as #afdman parS aS's Go: s sooo. CO. faa Spt.
MOTHERS MO HELPER. ghx.; Thursday
ley; good os salary; other help; live in. En-
hep empoysd salary ne sneo n1ma %oathiy G'hs5 s6
es1. MRS ssefs9t sImos Em s5s
house PboDs M Of w wsossanSF
adults. near Falls Church; l-year-old child
f01 da2 Rsey so 3cept bsD ehd @
cleaning; every Sunday of; salary. SIS per per
week; excellent living quarters. with pri-
present worker who must leave July l to
care for own children. Box 46l-R. Star.
WOMAN afternoons, g;h.w.; 2 girls, and
3 years: references; SO and pass: work
ing mother; Mt. Pleasant CO. $3.50.
WOMAN. experienced, care for house and
child, prepare evening meal; good salary
sleep in or out. MI. 1905
WOMAN, white. to care for infant: must
have ref; may live in Or out DE 6268
WOMAN. white, to share hoLsework and
care for two boys, age one and half and
four, with mother, to spend July and
August in Chicago suburb; SI25 monthly;
refs. Oreway OI42
WOMAN, settled for g.h.w. and help care
Tor z children; no objection to woman with
WOMAN, care S-mo -old baby; small apt. ::
no diapers or household launCry; 7:3O to
pm. no Sundays: permanent; health
HELP WANTED in country home near Be-
couple, woman for gem
ern cottage for house help. In answering,
state references and wages expected Box
Evening star., 1945-06-04
REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont

PAINTING. interior, exterior, screen re-
sfs so0i NE sss ''siRa'si sies4 J. Sb ii
PAINTING. interior. exterior; paperhans-
s9LI s9lek service. N. r. KIRKLAND, Ii. Il.
PAPERING. painting. floor scrapinr. noor
finishing: reasonable prices; free estimates
sssn. whit: sHs sss2r' n:ss ba
f9Is FafkkNs ahss5 g. raSfNS aH fFnSs genera. r.psr,
speeiaity: q painters. 5 Trucks at'ns at Your :
sAFEs1Na Ack rRNTiE TINE Ex pLsxsyrkRSS SSH a
We W2rk o.sn done reasonably. Call BARNETT
PAPERiSG aAPEHsG AND PAINTING, A., vSork: %
estimates free Call MR.. BECKETT. Du.
PAPER HANGING. painting: special lox
sAfIR aAssHse. ss;Hs sSas his week only. 81 snd
psrs; work Guaranteed. .dsergis s46i.
PLASTER. cement, brick, .iasstone work
s9dow Eng owateIproqflng; M no lob too small. TR
pLAsTERING, painting. roofwork, paper
Ing Il RAM1lron NJ ses sEs H1 o5s 81 far est free
Ts9omss tee tsr nor ro too small; DI. 1870. W M,
n 81 - sSa RoS So y sAs mseha%ss
paired in your home if possible; ali work
%ade aaa.d eRoet mOe!hs me al
RaSo So; ;ha &C. ss
s*n Ssns = fSa:a fss1sSsss ssndsy too p
sADo mos HSoe., 1Ie.. Fsf IS %Srf s1
SHOP; 81 a,,m 9.m.: Friday and Saturday
NE I'm
ssEs ana sasSaEh %sshafs snd me-
sesssfi Nashins IN maehines. aan
REFaiGfkAA1os RIFF Heff 1T s'ss SERVICE eommete,a
apd aRb dsrmsS5ts srHR Sg years experience HOW
composition. tile; suffering spouting Ali
work guaranteed. Call CLIFTON. GE. 343l.
ROOFING. TIMING, roof painting, repair
ingi sEipi gHtterlng ut IN and spoutins. Call MR..
SEWING MACHiNIs-ouaranteea repair.
on any make Adjusting and oiline.- ST :
ns m.ene saD1es ase 0 srs oaf
sfMfss. spMf GO aaSHIs, RftT,St s29S
RsplseemsSSt Oar,. to5 al make machines
THE TIL -pa eaIAEs pi sSX1L ssSo ss%'nf machines
UPHoLsTERY-cust work. viii glady
use your own material. Call CLINTON
o. EGERTON. GE. 343l s.
WALLS WASHED and paint cleaned. Free
estimates. NO. 01T9. d
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED - Free
estimates. All makes, regardless OF con-
dition. New parts now available. Call
AD. $500. BAIRDS ELECTRIC SERVICE.
$3.50 Mt. Pleasant St NV
USED CAMEkAs pought and sold. PUL-
LER d d'ALBERT. INC. as 10th ct. NV
National A7l2
DO THAT CARPENTER JOB NOW. Re-
pairs. remodeling. cabinet work. displays,
store fronts. low prices. 81. 64SS. ME-
Evening star., 1945-06-04
PERSONAL.

SLIP COVERS and draperies professionally
cut and tailored; early appointment; re.
stricted clientele MI 1892
HITE SCHOOL CANA summer Of Sc
curity and constructive fun for the small
child; nursery group, 2 to 6; junior camp;
through 8; both day and boarding camp
RETURNING TO BUSINESS from service
Capitol Delivery Service. Decatur 1888
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Maynower
reducing for gentlemen only; hotels oi
home. Phone RE. 3671. o.
COUNTRY BOARD for children 2-12 years
Maryland license. Write MRS. LEE PAR.
HAM: :Rt, !. Gaithersburg, Md. 8.
WRITING SERVICE. speeches, articles, fc
ton; writing and editing. GHOST WRIT
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaohe.
English, self-confldence, freedom from self
consciousness: private tutor. MI. $3.50. 12'
HOWELL ACADEMY FOB BOYS offers a
12-month program Of school, summer
school and caE1c, art, music, riding, swim.
DR a. W JOHNSON. dentist False teeth
repatred while you wait Room 6O2
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50 ask for Mis-,
WrIg t. VI you are in need Of q loan up te
$500 On vouy si1nature
DRESSMAKING SEAMSTRESS. MRS
WEAVER, 207 Morgan ST.. NV Oper
weekdays and nights. No Sundays. a
FALLS CHURCH NURSERY. children
boarded; large, well-shaded playground
For further particulars call Falls Church
10r0 81
Evening star., 1945-06-04
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES,

PIANO INSTRUCTION of1ered to ambi.
and teacher; graduate Of Vienna Conserve;
BIEDERMAN, CO. 0955. 5s
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanen,
MAsELIE HONOUR BEAUTY school,
1910 N. Y. ave. ME. TITS.
.STEN0GRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresheY
courses in shorthand, typing. bookkeeping,
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Civil
INQUIRE MA, s33s, BOYD SCHOOL. 1889
AUTO BODY and fender work, including
metal work, welding and spray painting
Look into it! One Of the most profitable
branches Of tremendous auto industry Of
business. Train in spare time. Write for
free facts. UTILITIES INST, Box 297-A
A CAREER as a practical nurse may mean
good money, travel, interesting. occupa-
tion; Help to bring health and happiness
help the injured. take care of babies Easy
PTsvioas experience not
MsyNS Rs PSss!eltie sHI Of Frfs estsls nF WEise
ING, Box 29S-A. Star. A.
Evening star., 1945-06-04
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
PANTING-Have had 20 years expert

PAINTNG-Haye had 20 years expert
ence with interior or exterior; Al work
pasate and % cohmsTetsl roofs S
leaks repaired; work, done Immediately;
ssi9 5sss9nsse "a sa1sw pTlseI Call after pm WI
SARPENTERING and painting, pure Dutch
Boy lead and oil paint; inside and outside
painting; new screens all types of car
asaiaT HPfh SP Ass parking lots and
Ealks; desirable, neat; free estimates. Dial
ELoos SERVICE; no.h,ns eu. the iss oess;
~ e y 'SS sis S9s
NH doors. 1855: incIosed 0I5t porch. @ ssss tH'
MR AEEo MHER 5in2fflnF TR veFk o55e Of all kinds Cal
JJoHNs:MANvILLE roofing. siding. insula.
eATEs eTEksf sGoTT9AfEsa sSdss sS0
sshinRle roofs, asbestos wall siding, insuia.
es0n sHWE sfRsTstf Ga gav9ss 9sss2 Estimates free
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add add.
sssies made into
concrete work. plumbing. decorating
house repairs. Get our free estimate
sRseSSTse eo sso z7ss st. BONE
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME - Porches IN.
Closed. recreat ton rooms built. attics I'm
and plumbing. roofing. sidins s' a and 4 Storm Storm
Get Efs sss!Ws!f
PAINTING AND DEcoRATiNG-4o years
experience in making homes brishter. Rea-
sonable rates for unexcelled workmanship
sss3 if.S . after sa, : I'm: LUCAS LUCAS &
IN vIRGINIA-Cau PATTERSON -GARDl.
NER CORP. Hobart 412c. Johns-Man-
vile roofing. siding insulation: storm win
dowS screens. heating. remodeling Terms
REMODEL: RENO modernize gog5 nome nov;
GaGs2Sa GGadIoS Co: $500 wis, ave, wi 1900,
IMpRovEMENT CO. Georeia 1los-I1i3
Member I'M Home Improvement Guild
sPRxCRETE.GuN APPLIED. vaterproots
and and deeo5ates sxterer and interior walls,
WATERPROOFING, all kinds; Easements
waterproofed. windows caulked, ETC. ROB-
EFT F. PRICE, Republic 1881. 6.
WATERPROOFING-D it yourself, simple:
use Evercrete, one gallon covers 400 50 IT
1913 gallon. MARSH PRODUCTS, NC,
lols 18th st nv Republic 0s34.
LET ME- aElR Roo19 89 sss snd yaR m
". D. TAYLOR. 81. oe45. evenings. = N
N WASHINGTON K Call PATTERSON.
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