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as they saw fit.
PRESENTED DATA
County School Superintendent E.
Lee Hiteman. chairman of an en-
pioyes' committee delegated to draw
up the salary recommendations Tor
presentation to the supervisors, pre-
sented the typed recommendations,
a somewhat bulky collection of doc
uments.
The three supervisors, B. NJ. Gra-
ham of Brawley, chairman pro tenn,
Dave Vencill of Holtville, and A. Y.
Preble of Imperial, looked at the
documents and began to leaf through
them. County Clerk w. j. McClel-
land and District Attorney c. G..
Halliday assisted Hiteman in an
swering questions put by the super
visorS.
Cant we meet some night and go
over these recommendations" Pre-
BILE asked. Vencill and Graham were
deep in a study of the salary sched-
ules as suggested in the document
end were questioning Hiteman, Hal
Iday. and McClelland about various
phases of the set-up.
This is too long for US to go
over now." Preble said. and be-
sides I have to leave" Vencill and
Graham went on with their study
and questions.
ENDS QUORUM
At this point Preble arose from
the board table, put on his hat, and
walked out.
I'VE can't do anything now, said
Graham, with only two board men,
bers present"
So the employees salary matter,
a red hot potato if there ever was
one, was put over until a later
meeting, Graham expressing the
hope that all board members be
present for the discussion.
1t was brought out at the meet
ing that employees in several offices
are planning to resign because they
don't like the county salary set-up
or can get much better salaries
elsewhere.
Supervisors Hugh Osborne of El
Centro and I. Schlatter of CaleXico,
board chairman, are out of the
county.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-17
Mrs. Roosevelt
Plans to Keep
On With Writinq

NEW YORK, April II. CUP)-The
United Features Syndicate has an
nounced that Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
velt would resume writing her news
paper column My Day" Immediate
~. The first installment since
President Roosevelt's death will be
distributed for publication tomor-
row.
1t was learned that Mrs. Roose-
velt plans to move out of the White
House on Friday. She has cancelled
all engagements for the next six
weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-17
FUNERAL RITES ARRANGED
FOR RETIRED FARMER

Funeral services for Louis A.
Blackman. 80, retired farmer who
died in Ell Centre Sunday, will be
held at the Lemons-W Wiley chapel at
| 80 p. m. Wednesday.
The Rev. Hayden Sears of the
First Methodist church will preside
at the rites. Burial will be i'm Ever
green cemetery.
Blackman was born in Ohio and
had lived in Imperial Valley 81
years.
He is survived by nephew, Mer-
vim Dickson of Ottumwa, Iowa.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-17
DOG IN PARKED AUTO
GIVES FIRE ALARry

Frantic barking on the part OF a
small wire-haired terrier in motor
car parked at Fifth street and Olive
avenue Monday night drew the at
tention of a passing small boy.
The lad reasoned that there was
something wrong. The boy was cor
rect. The motor car was afire. Ell
Centre firemen quickly responded
and made short shrift of the blaze.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-17
CACTUS GAyEL TOASTMAsTERS
GREET NEW CLUB PRESIDENT

Frank Mitchell new president OF
the Cactus Gavel Toastmasters club
presided first time Monday night at
the California Hotel. Glen Bow
ers was toastmaster for the even
ing. Speakers ewre: Ernest Frame,
president Roosevelt" Darcy White
law, Deer Hunting; Ed Palrang,
THE Boy, His Nature and Needs;
Jack Mattux, The Greatest Anxiety
in Security" Glen Humfield, why
Came to Imperial Valley?"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-17
FUNERAL RITES CONDUCTED
FOR FORMER KANSAN

Last rites for John Floyd Boone,
SO, resident of the Imperial area
who died from a heart attack Fri
day, were held in Ell Centro at 2:30
r.m. Monday with Rev. w. R. Allan
of the Four Square Gospel church
officiating.
Boone had lived in Imperial VAL
ley only a short time before his
death, coming to California from
Kansas so he could be near some
of his children.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-17
FOREIGN POLICY

Mr.. Truman was questioned ex-
tensively about foreign policy.
He endorsed the Breton Woods
intei national monetary program.
He also voiced full support rcr the
reciprocal trade program, with its
accompanying export-import bank.
He disclosed that he planned to
see Soviet Foreign Commissar v.
M. Molotcv while the Russian leader
is EN- route to the United Nations
meeting in San Francisco. Mr.. Tru-
man said Molotov was going to stop
in Washington and pay his respects
to the President of the United
States. And, Mr.. Truman added, he
should.
The President would not discuss
any official appointments involving
the cabinet or other government
personnel.
He said under questioning, that
James F. Byrnes, former war mo-
bilization director, was not gcing
to the San Francisco conference.
He's going back to South Caro-
lima, Mr.. Truman said of Byrnes,
adding that when he needed Byrnes'
advice he would send for it. In res
ponSe to further question, Mr.
Truman said he had no plans for
bringing Byrnes into the govern
ment.
WOULD MEET ALLIED LEADERS
Mr.. Truman said he would be
very happy to meet the leaders OF
the fighting Allies, including Prime
Minister winston Churchill, Pre-
mier josef Stain, Generalissimo
Chang Kai-Shek and General
Charles DeGaulle. He said, however,
that he had not initiated any steps
toward any meetings with them.
He announced the appointment of
Matthew j. Connolly as his conf
Dental secretary and Leonard
Reinsch to help with press and
radio affairs. Connolly had served
Truman in the senate and ReinSch
was a radio expert for the Demo-
cratic national committee in the
1914 campaign.
Sitting with him during the con-
ference weie Connolly, Reinsch,
Early, Daniels, Hassett and Adm.
William D. Leahy, who was per-
sonal chief CT staff to President
Roosevelt and who is continuing for
the time, at least, in the same role
with President Truman.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-17
Chaplin Held
Father of
Actress Child

HOLLYWOOD, April IT, CUP)-
White-haired Charlie Chaplin Tues
day was named the father of
freckle-faced Joan Barry's 18-month
old daughter, Carol Ann.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-17
New President
Will Stick
Close TO Desk
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became almost unbearably hot, but
the President played his role with
complete ease and good humor.
He preserved Mr.. Roosevelt's news
conference rules-such as no dir
ect quotations unless especially
authorized-but announced he would
hold only one conference each week.
whereas the late president normally
held two.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-17
Senate Rejects
GiIa Dam Plan
In Water Treaty
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ilOiil dEC ~
rivers between the two countries.
The senate also adopted reServa-
ton which would make all statutory
and constitutional processes applic-
able to the international boundary
commission ana the state depart
ment in their administration of the
treaty.
CONTROL is ISSUE
Opposition developed to modifica-
ton of a third reservation which
would prevent officials of the state
department and the boundary COM
mission from interfering with con-
tlol and distribution of the river
waters for present users.
A proposed amendment by Minor
ity Leader Wallace H. White (R.)
Maine, would make the reservation
apply to all officials of the govern
ment. This drew criticism of Sen.
Eugene d. Millikin fRD Colorado,
who said the amendment would pre-
vent anyone from administering the
treaty.
Sen. Abe Murdoch DD Utah, sup
ported the amendment, declaring
that without it water rights running
back to 1860 would be impaired.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-17
All EI Centro
Waits Parade
To Open Roundup
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2:30 when a maid in waiting Tor
Queen Lois Reimer will be chosen
when the parade ends at High
School campus.
Meanwhile in Ell Centre the wig
ilnates" swung into action TueSday
morning and began a partol OF the
city's streets on the alert for care
less residents not wearing at least
one article of western attire, or, SO
| far as the men are concerned, not
sporting whiskers. The growing OF
hirstute adornment exempts men
from western attire.
BUILD STOCKADE
Late Tuesday morning the task
of erecting a Stockade at Fifth and
Main streets was begun, space being
made available by Howard Meyer,
who however, eXacted his pound
of flesh by demanding tnaC in re-
turn for the stockade space he be
exempted from wearing western
costume. In a weak moment the
promotions committee, headed by
Harry Free, agreed.
In addition to the Stockade, a
rolling hoosegow will be in evi-
dence on the streets of Ell Centre.
Offenders are urged by Obey L.
Bane, chairman of the general COM
mittee, to submit to arrest" quietly,
pointing out that the "vigilantes
are strong in numbers, hard-boiled
and prepared to cope with any Sit
uation.
PENALTY? QUEEN SABE
Asked as to penalties for offend
ers, Bane muttered something about
shooting at sunrise, but opined that
such a penalty might not work out
all right in view of the fact that
few Ell Centrans get up that early.
Jerry DuBose is chairman of the
"vigilantes" committee and bis first
act was to raid" the office of James
Marable, internal revenue collector
Marable was caught flat-footeo
without a Semblance of western at
tire. He admitted his guilt.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-17
Board 'Defers
Action on
Salary Raises

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the salaries among their employees
as they saw fit.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-17
Yanks Endanger
bavarian Route

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vancing within 80 miles of Dresden
and up to the German -Czechoslo-
vakia border.
Evening star., 1945-10-09
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ATTENTION, RUsINEsSMEN-If you need
stenographeT, typist or bookkeeper for
a pssres M cay 1871 81 during 'd aay Ho
aSSe s1 sEfa1ss and bins
general ONCE work desires permanent posi-
tsSaE eSEfSh ssY e sRaptAr ssf5 Hoos5 @ sas sosG
sxpediting, statistics. good with figuTes;
aDv yss q sa Rssetss x ss7 %
DRESsMAkING, designing. remodeling. al
terations syenirg Gowns specially. Rea- Tea
GIRL. colored, wishes job after school;
no g.h.w;, no Sunday. Call ME. 641s
GIRL, colored. reliable. wishes job as foun-
tain or c0unt5sT sITl salae hours 10 Cali be-
conpeent 0 and reasie si l or 1se part v1nn time
considered. Columbia 5729 los
LADY with 10 yrs experience in restau-
ases se ar spass a.san aas ss.s Tx ss fs "a 1872
LADY OF REFINEMENT to MANAGE apt
charge, husband employed. Box 409-v'
SSsE ss .asas s.Rts ssss b 81 ngps as
das eT niss af due fer0h1s b. oos
hours SE CAN xsssd ff Miss WI Wk1dHf +
PRIVATE SECRETARY to executive. Coli
lege education. 10 years experience. Po-
sition must be one requiring more than
average ability with appropriate compen-
sation; h-day week. CHI. 24S9 or Boz
sECRETARY-GENL. OFFICE ASST. desires
position in small ofice. Capable of taking
charge of off1ce routine and relieving en-
ployer Of detail work. Box 1s1-Y. Star. 81
SECRETARY desires interesting work with
reliable concern. Please state full re-
quirements and particulars. Box 2a4-Y
Star. 11s
SECRETARY-PER MGR. thor. exp
5 yrs. adm. asst, Govt; 10 yrs. pvt. bus;
D. G. res. operate PIX boards. Pres. sal.
$1,000; desires $1,000. GIL. $3.50 after. 8
SECRETARY. experienced, capable OF ham
ding responsible POSITION. good steno-
graphic ability. with bookkeeping expe-
Elsncs snd teletype: $50 per week. Tel
=. o40A. Al
Evening star., 1945-10-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LAUNDRY. VALET SHOP-owner is forced
to sacrifice this going, profitable business
on account Of Illness; excellent LEGATION,
falz fREBS sSHlRpsf sroRsT Rssed h Esh hiss HARRY
TAvERN-On or of sale; busy suburban
place. Not fancy place but makes
money, Owner in Navy but clears over
operste: operate $50 $1,000 e incladng sIH sso6o iisuor
more Exclusive with ARIs Doc BAcAs.
l1d4 Il gI $751; stops pl dsS and
VINE licenses; Soda so fountain: iight rrocsrs
fully stocked; for sale by OWNER, MI
GIo11oR STORE, excellent high-class NV.
ons us ors o rent soo
lease. makes this desirable buy; $4,000
cash required You can make your invest
ment back in sbout I ,ry year. CAL M ssm 3
DoWNro8$N bow 11}$ 7sh 5EWEIRY vi " STORE, owner
must sell; fully. equipped, 9-year lease,
cheap rent; will only consider reliable
person who is in 2 position to make q
MAN. Broker. RE. lies.
REsTAURANT--Party wanted to open
good-sized eating place in new shopping
center, catering to dinner parties. Army
class trade: within walking distance Of It.
Myer, within minutes run OF Pentagon
two main highways; excellent opportunity
for right party. M. T. BRoYHIIL CO..
LUihNicHEEaONEssTTTTE, sitting capacity 10 per-
sons, with soda fountain. crossing over
only other expense. This store nets you
Dysg Dss oe s's goSs cs al ch.Sse SS
With sLAuoHTER u 60. RE. a444. l113
18th st.. NV.
Evening star., 1945-10-09
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CoLORED DAY WORKER, good cleaner,
honest. Ii 7342 after 2 pm.
CO0K-CLEANER, experienced woman, COL
ored, desires morning work, 8 to 2, Monday
through Friday or days; also experienced
woman desires curtains, small wash to do
at home. Decatur 5066.
EXPERIENCED DAY WORKER wants days
work. S5 q day and carfare. RACHEL
SMITH, 1903 18th st, NV.
GIRL, colored, from North Carolina wishes
gS;hy Sar,S WITH WITH nice people; age 10, Call
GIRL. coiored, wants days work. RE
GIRL. colored. wants regular days work.
g.h.w, Call GE. S346 after 2 pm. 90
GIRL, colored. wishes evening work be-
tween 4 and 10. Call NO. 0830.
GIRLS t2), colored, want work of any
kind. Honest and reliable. AID. 091s.
GIRL, colored, neat and reliable, good
references, wants daywork. Call Wednes-
day, 95 pm, Oh. S073.
GIRL, colored; wants, evening work for
ing; days week. DI. 1923.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time Job, clerk,
maid or waitress, counter girl, etc. DE.
coLoREp GIRLS want part-time morn
ming or day work. TR, S262.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored desires work
after school. Call Elk. 1884 between and
MAID, colored. wishes morning part-time
work. Call AID. 1898.
WOMAN. colored. wants Job as mother 8
helper: no Saturday and Sunday; hours,
WOMAN, colored wants work by the day;
good references: So, carfare. Tel. ME
Evening star., 1945-10-09
HELP poMEsTic.

BRITISH FAMILY want household help,
living in preferred. Call Ordway 6942
BUsGiRL. colored. 8 to 1880 am Apply
cHaMBaRMaiD- & Al GGha, sH6. WAITRESS. white, in
small family' good quarters; easy com con.
CoMPANIoN NURSE wanted by middle
IT, sss ady coofng s%a mo- aunrg sdns or in esa
G6okWERperancsd a e R A I Iisht nous houseSork: @ i've
m local ose 4ssersnaes ase EM ssa s2s per
COOK and help with children s25 week;
every Sunday yyosa sad Thursday of. Live in,
COOK and general houseworker, expert.
enced. stay 2 nights, no Sundays, no laun-
dry; fond of children; $25 week. AID.
COOK and s.h.w. in small home. live in;
upstairs rooms and bath; IL married. hus-
band sgn may share room; no laundry; SAL
Cook and T general houseworker: Sfoo
monthly; live in; local references. CHI.
COOK eoossd f9r home asa ghish has maid ID.
wages, Cali or. 1855. ~
Co9K gpGd $40 N Ibo, sday VII
SoSs SSSk rSaT essFed Eso E9S5 pay v Faas hssTi 1s
COOK. white. experienced. with references;
live, in or out. good salary: private family
COOK, experienced: references required;
live in or out: $50 per week; other help
employed RE 1926 or. EN-. 0S05.
COOKING AND G.H.W., 5k days. live in,
good pay OIL. 1880.
lC0OK-G.H.W. small centrally located
house. I've in: refer. required, North S535.
CO0K-G H.W.. no laundry: live I'M S25 q
week: references. OR. 33l1.
COOK AND G.H.W., experienced; 5h-day
week, small adult family, references re-
quired: live in or out; salary $25 week.
1927 18th st. NV, RA. S806.
C,O0kcS:HW ,sss g. sHpsTie9cneda, an capable c9m-
ence; $40 wk., small family. prefer. stay
nights. See Mrs. G., $40 12th st. NV,
COOK-G.H.w.. $40 q week; live in, lovely
upstairs room with bath: no laundry;
only. good cook: permanent position: N
block from st. bus; references. Cal
before II am. Dt. s4sl.
Evening star., 1945-10-09
PERSONAL.

ANTIoTEs. anything old; china; bris,a- snxs.
MODERN Nor EIss' DREssmAKING bs s. STUDIO, CEN
,ay oTmery o. Ffts sse
suits. coats to order, also restyling and
alterations; moderate prices. LEA ENGEL,
lilo st; NV. Room 20. Telephone
fTRS REsTYLED, renovated. 3s Yrs, ex,
perience reasonable prices HARRISON sgs
HiaatY HEGi 2'S5 hafb i woaaN t'ts
English. self -conhddsce. freedom from self
eonseiousness, FTsneh conversation; peri-
FEEL FEE sETTER after arst treatment or no
fee, relief. from pains and aches que 70
nervousness. piles, colds flu or other AL, AL,
ss, IN 1sSy sSsrs. Nstusfpa ga as5 20 years expert
Il Ran for oidsfs s
hodk SSGkEsshA ssRhp sAsha iSS III ii sa rsna.
4s41 -4342: modern freproot elevator a5o
bed bed patients, elderly and chronic eases;
ser1se prvae ans
rooms; conveniently located, within several
blocks of the White House. Under the
REST RE ST HOME, beaHtifuily located in nearby
Md; all modern, large porches, grounds,
high elevation; reEistered nurse IN charge;
semipriVate rooms available. Further In
p SWISS s-AMERiCAN watches repaired, to
5 days service; alarm and f1ne CLOCKS re-
paired; all work guaranteed; watchmaker
on premises for prompt attention; pearls
scT sstSaas cSEk aRd lsSs5z G nFT sl4 1ofh
HosE fi ssiTfsa afraRRP aRf :ss $3.50 s~ for
Wright, If you are in need of loan up to
saqp sI2p @ SoyfKs yGns pRATERrEs CO.
Made of your own, fabric: 5-day delivery
al SqstSm nrTpt y9Ts 6edsgreads' ETC. DAla-
HOWELL ACADEMY. country day and
boarding school for boys in elementary
and junior high: All sports. art, music
riding: transportation furnished. WI.
RELIABLE RELIABLE wAKE-uP sERvIcE-For in
tqTWssen os ssll ynik AT sos9 s9aBY ., different
poses, paoLos s1S5o T % You % vii treasure te these
lovely natural pictures in your chiids own
environment. For appointment call no.
So eoop dfE HEoME n eysnRfhi ier White woman
dusies dSa sGmh, and hep nA With other
employed: Come to MRS; j. GHAE5GS' ~ ssGS @aol
E5xtPER1ENcEb 5t ri 5p aoTHkR q viii care e for
eral children (2-5 yrs.) in licensed nursery
TaxIcaB owNERs-Let me install a new
motor in your taxicab or private car. VIII
finance everything; Reasonable pay
msntS GeSrgis TsIyn 6GiasMIp.1cNrR GisI Of 10 yrs
experience now at liberty for civic, church,
| fraternal or worthy projects. For infor-
nation. sall FR; sl8o;; - IL
STAY Son nights with Children. 1875 HsmlocE
st. NV, GE. 4432. IL
SLIP COVERS expertly tailored. satisfac-
tion guaranteed Upholstered @ inrnitqIs re
6fsgtifuiis 61sst snamD00ea In your nome ~
Evening star., 1945-10-09
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, reg; weekly-monthly serv:
ices: gen'l records: taxes financial Reports
saPSeS cPcoeSuNAasTsBookKEErER. AasTs BSosokKEErER part-tims.
BY Yale-columbia graduate. experienced
sooJ 5th s.; NV aoo GE !}osi:a 5o2s; and kep,
on a monthly basis. reasonable rates. &C,
curate results: no Job too small; 35 years
fs..4 s wf 4h sDd to ssii parf "a a. vs or
BOY, coiofed is. wants work Of any kind,
cHF ifs s'ho9 A snf sTa Tsss Foo6 Sds soe @
pendable: references. JACOBS. Franklin
CHEF. COOK. colored. desires a perma-
nent , Job. excellent working conditions;
Eslisble Ii eoa and dependable; top wages rel
CLERK, general typist, college VI,
Ext $24. Mr.; ENGLISH ...,,..
ehpIosment. Reply P. o. Be Box I647, wash.
iEgL.EecraRicAL II. q MAINTENANCE MAN. Al.
tic, commercial, ice cream, motors, gen
orators, a.c.-d,c.; IL, II years, exper.', yet
fHGHsKiNd f5sG sHRfE BG5 GDRaFTMss s saF civil seryce
employe, available Saturday and SUNDAY
NAN, Ma white. Versatile. dependable, wants
part-time work evenings, weekends, Box
MAN. coiored. wants job as chauffeur in
private family; good references Box 253-Y'
MANUFACTURER'S representative. mer-
chant marine officer with 10 years expe-
rience in Shanghai. Manila and Singapore,
wishes employment as manufacturers rep
resentative in Orient Now in maritime
service but expect to return shortly. Box
MEMBER OF d. C. BAR desires afiliation
with attorney or attorneys Box 501.Y,
PATENT ATTORNEYS ASSISTANT, at
present registered in evening law univer.
sity, specializing in patents; experienced
searcher, patent craftsman, etc. with me-
chanical BACKGROUND. Full time to assist
patent attorney. Call evenings after 8
PPHHARMAcIsr. PH + registered in D. c., desires
position. Stats salary and hours. Box
REPREsESTATIvE with established office
connections available for legitimate service.
Box 31-Y, Star.
VETERAN desires position. Accounting
school graduate, exp. office manager and
bookkeeper. age 81, good ref. Phone
Woodley 1855 or write Box 3O2-Y, Star.
WORLD WAR II VET. wants light repair
Jobs in carpentry. Call Lu. 0753 after
FuND.RAIsING CAMPAIGNER of 10 yrs
experience. now, at liberty. for civic,
church. fraternal or worthy projects, For
| information call FIR. $3.50. H.
WANTED JOB as meatcutter or grocery
! clerk. Box "a, Leesburg. Va.
Evening star., 1945-10-09
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

Bins and dag GASES Afh upsHnR sEAGTY gs
COLLEGE. 1920 3Qth st. ne. phone WA
1920 or Union 1858. 16s
REMEDIAL TEACHING and special edu-
cational problems for children and adults
by appointment. ASSOCIATIVE TEACH
ERS. Box Sly, Star. IL
drive the right way. Better be safe than
sorry Dual-controiled cars; Trained in
structors Parking a specially. Permits
secured 27oI 14th ST. NV NO. 1874.
SECRETARIAL CLASSES now forming. Be.
ginners' and refresher courses in short
hano. typlng. bookkeeping, comptometer
all secretariai subjects civil service courses
Books Est rs years, accredited. Approved
CT school Positions guaranteed graduates
Inaujre MA 23aS BOYD SCHOOL. 133s
r ST (onp Capitol Theaterl.
GERMAN TAUGHT by real expert. former
Viernese professor. Call RE. 3027 for IN
formation THOMAS JEFFERSON COL
LEGE 1871 G st. NV. 10
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

additions and moderniza-
'Hn WEALTH ffnsssN eoNsrsUeos CO. Sn S
ALTERATIONS to commercial properties.
kkHHTTEkATfeN HNp REfH1snSd fsl snS me ei all
kinds. Carpentering, concrete, painting,
storm sash, doors, siding, insulation. For
frss sssnfsfs ps sss1 ss,xos
ASBESTOS SIDING, rooflns, rock xooi m
sulatjon, Call US for estimate. HUDSON
suprLx y 7sn co snd u "a 81
ceSARPENTER REPAIRS and remodeling Of
all kinds. Estimates furn., and all work
aSss 81 eTS L s
SPECIALIZING in carpentry and remodel
Sst. SDs Of sps type 70 Ss Sssrs
CONCRETE WORK = Walks. driyeways.
walls, also general house repairs. Free
estimates. Call AT. 1862. any time eve.
FLOORS FLOORS beautifully cleaned and wased
new modern machine; expert mechanics;
sssiTasisi sss gaae your
consult us for building your new home: 50
WAsHNdros Was fhR DEcosaToRs Sc Of snd ss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Radiator Co. boilers
staIlation; no down payment; -sstimates at
ENGINEERING CO.. RA 20S0. 81. 3766
or ST. $500 evenings.
HEATING, .air-conditioning; oil gas and
coal-fired furnaces completely' installed:
engineering advice. GICHNER, MA. 4370.
ROOFING-All kinds; easements
waterproofed, windows caulked. etc. ROB
ERT e. PRICE. RE. 1881. l3s
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, nagstone,
r MARcuCcIo. Route 4. Horners Lane.
Rockville. Md.
FLOORS sANDED--old foors made like
new: free estimates; dustless machines.
IA. 1899 and CO. 4209.
laying. Sanding. finishinE; cleaning, par
ING coNTRAcToRs NC. 1917 Wiscon-
sin ave. NO 2215.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR, building con-
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