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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
Ayres Hits SpecuIutors

#WAAhinRt0n, oct. 91-(UPD--All tfe sd0pe aEorles'' on President Trplnars message Co Congress Co. morrow eFl universal military trains ing AfO wrong, white House Hecs Fstafy Eben Ayras said today.
 He refused to say, however, ln whAt Tegpect tlla apeeulailofi was wrong or wiaMs tsie EfeBlaefit wulsld recommend. nA
 Ares said he ihad seen . iot Of speculation in the papers about what Mir. Truman would recon. mend, and added:
 y"AIi the dope stories we have seen @ far gro wrong"
 The President will deliver the message at is:30 D. m. (EeTD Tues day. It win be carried over major networks.
 Some Congressional sources exS pected MT. Truman to aidostep any demand for "compulSofy training" and to concentrate on proposAls tO build up the National Guard and the Reserve Officers Training Corps in high schools and colleges through means other than comptllsion.
 Gen. George c. MAFshali, Army chief Of staff, and other top mil. itary leaders favor outright cofns puisory training to keep this na. ton in constant readiness. Con- gressionai expedition to the plan, however. has increased fnaFkiy durs ing the past year.
 ono legislator said public support of peaeetiFie conscription was strong during the height Of the European War but had tapered of sharply since.
 Administration leaders proseAsed to know nothing about Mr. Trus mans plans. House Speaker Sam Hayburn, D, Texas, said he believed the President would recommend some kind Of training program, but
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
Strike Idle Total Drops By UNITED PRESS

Michigan utility workers and miners In the soft coal fields of i've states returned to work today, slash- ing the nations strike idle to less than 20e,000 workers. lowest In Sev- eFai weeks.
 T major dispute was brewing in tho nations glass industry, how. ever after breakdown In contract negotiating, Some i,S00 CIo Glass workers struck at the Charleston, W. Va. plant Of Llbbey .owens- Ford 0iaSs Go, and were Sched. uled to go out today in the com. pany'S Toledo O., unit and seat- tered plants of the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Go,
 The miners, whose lengthy strike cost the nation an estimated l,300,.s O00 tons of coal day, went back to tho pits on orders Of United
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
Pearl Horbor Jops Killed

Tokyo, Oct. 22-(uP)--Nlne Jap- arOse naval 0fticers who planned the midget submarine attack on shLps at Pearl HAFboF, Dec. !, io4i, were lost with their vessels, c relic able source said today.
 4 former captain lIi the Japanese navy said the Japanese battle fleet At sec sew flames Of the explosion of an Arizona class hattleship at Pearl HaFboF He added that radio reports indicated the submarines rot through Pearl HaTboF'B antl. submarine nets and mine fields and launched toTpedoes.
 After an American destroyer forced them to submeree oil day, the submarines renewed their Ats tack on the American fleet ct night and reported sinking the battleship.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
Civilians  In New York
 Novy TGkes Over
 In Advance of Big
 Program Saturday
By JACK GAVER

New York, oct, 22-(uP)--TimeS squaros theme song these days S Bell Bottomed Trousers" The Navy has taken over the nations playground 50 completely in ad- vance of Navy Day next Saturday that civilians look conspicuious.
 A perfect Indian summer day yes. terday, perhaps the last of the see. son, helped the Naval invasion Of the Broadway sector, the boys were all over town, of course, but the biggest attraction, especially ct night, was the entertainment cen. ter which most Of them were seeing for the first time outside Of the
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
Butter Going Of R0tionins

Washington, Oct. 22-tUP) --Buttar will be of the ration list by January and points probably viii De reduced ln the meantime, Secretary of AgrlCs culture Clinton ?. Anderson said today.
 Anderson told . Senate Small Business Subcommittee he Ifs as confident As Can De" that FatlOning of butter, fats and oils will be ended by January.
 He added that he "hoped" butter points could % down before then,
 Chairman Tom stewart, D., Tenn., said earlier he unaeFs stOOd excessive shipments of food abroad were cutting Into U. E. supplies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
2 ,O00 REPORTED KILLED IN VENEzUELA A
Late NeuUs Bulletins
IRON LUNG GIRL SUCCUMBS

Buffalo, N. Y. Oct. -(UP-Christmas came too late for Irene Lalng, ll brave little girl who smiled at death for year while living In an iron lung at Meyer Memorial hospital.
 The girl daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William Lang of Little Valley N. Y. died over the weekend nurses planned huge Christmas party in honor this year
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
MANCHESTER MAN SHOT

Bolton, Conn, Oct. 22-(UP - Police today were Investigating the shooting of Roger Williams, s, Manchester critically injured Sat. urday when he suffered bullet wound In the stomach. Williams was found unconscious by a passing motoriSt near c woodiot here. Police believe he may have been hit by 6 stray bullet from . hunters gun.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
nm Emroute Home

Naples, cot. 1.-(UP)-The SAth RnfaFitFy Dlvlslon, one of the nrst American fighting outfits in Europe and Africa, started homo teddy with more than 5000 aboard tho tgAnSs port Monticello leading the way
 The 9lthS record includes bak- ties in TIinisla, ealorno end Ailzio end the bitter wlndup of tho Italian campaign.
 The division originally was com- posed of Iowa and Minnesota Na. tlonai duardanaen but its complex ion was changed by replacements for battle loses.
 The divisions losses included S,2OS dead, i4,OO0 wounded and SI4i6 missing.
 ThFse ships Due Today
 New York, Oct. 2e-(UP)-ThreO shlps were scheduled to arrive to- day with more than 1000 members of tho Armed forces
 The General Morton carried g.. O0e; the Cranston Victory, i,06T, and the us. Victory, 1878.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
Judge Named Labor Farley Choirmon
 TFumGn Delays
 P0y-Pries Policy
Anno onnont

Washington, Oct. 22--(UP) )-Presi- dent Truman announced today that Chief Justice Walter P. Stacy of the North Carolina State Supreme Court has accepted the chairmanShip of the National Labor-M Management Conference scheduled to open here Nov. s.
 Meanwhile the President post. poned an announcement, previously expected today, on the Administra- tlon'S wage-price policy. MT. Tru. man met with his Cabinet on Fri- day to discuss machinery for han. ding mounting wagepriee problems which threaten to hamper recon. version of industry to peacetime production.
 A White House secretary, said he did not know when the announce. ment on wage policy would Dc ready.
 "The matter Is still being consld. cred" the announcement said adding that it was not known what questions were relaylng issuance Of the statement,
 Truman To See Confereea
 Mir. Truman will see many Of the persons who will participate in the labor management conference ct the White House during the next two weeks, However, c list of the participants and the agenda are not yet ready for publication, although invitations have gone out.
 Judge Stacy, who has been on the North Carolina Supreme Court since 1925, has served frequently aS A mediator in labor disputes since the administration of the late Presi- dent Calvin Coolidge, He was ap. pointed by the late President Roosevelt in le4i as an alternate member Of the National Defense Mediation Board, He served sub- sequently aS an associate member of the National War Labor Board and the National Railway Labor Panel,
 MT. TrumAnS wago.prlee policy may come later this week,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
AETMIsTER GETS DB0a1l

Providence, 2. T., oct. iup1 An honorary doctor of divinity d1 gree was conferred on tho Rev. NafA Fis Lowdeil T.Ibbetts Of file lIE side church ill New Fork n1 UniveFnity's Commencement teFday. Rev. IIbbetis is q mal'e8 Lowell. Mas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
"Somorlton" Robs
 MiddIetoWn Driver

Cromwell Conn. Oct. 22. (Up)- Police today searched for the Samaritan" who reportedly robbed Philip Du Bois 90 Of S300 after giving him c ride from MlddletowTi to Cromwell. Du Bois told police he attacked and robbed him in 6 lonely wooded section.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
BOfsE GIVEN NOISY WELCOME

Boston, Oct. 22--(UP-The aircraft carrier Wasp TO. coved one of the Olsest OvatiOns accorded vessel when 1t arrived home from the Pacific today The war. shp which docked at Commonwealth pier will take part Saturdays Navy Day celebration along with the heavy cruiser Fall River, which due later in the day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
sENATOR'S SON ENROUTE HOME

CambridRe Mass, Oct 22.-(UP)-Army Lt LeVerett Saltonsta IT, 2Syear-Od son of the D. S. Senator from Massachusetts Is enroute home after serving IS months in the Pacific, 1t was disclosed today
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
R.N0N. .000 TROOPS COMING HOME

Washington, Oct 22-(UP-Return of 900 troops from iS scheduled to be completed by next May Vice Admiral Emory s. Land, Administrator of the War Administration said today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
ArnyFrees  Since Moyl2
 7,OOo ,oo0tk
 GI DiseHOFsOd
 Yesterdoy

Wagliingeon, oct. g9,-CUP)-Tne. Irinv released i.0lo000 personnel From May i2 through Oct. ie, the war Department announced today. The iarvess number of perscnnel reieased Iia any vGlngle day since Capitalization started was 4A'COO on Oct. 90.
 on the tasls of tho current dls- elaarre ratA it was estimated the 1,O0O .0O0th scldier WIS discharged yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
WARSHTPS OPEN FOR PUBLIC VISITS

Boston, Oct 22.-(UP)-AM warshpS assigned to First Naval District Ports for Navy Day. except those berthed to 4SO ?. from until Oct SO 1t was announced to- day,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
No U. s. Workers Among Casualties,
 Business Man Says
Returning American Delegation Charges Upri9ins Wos Communist inspired Women Identifies Attacking Planes
BY JAMES F. FOWLER
lUnlted Preas saAef oorrespondentl

Miami Fla, Oct. 22-(UP)-Eleven Americans re- turning by plane said today the death toll from the Vene elan Revolution between 2,000 and 5000 persons.
 No Americans from the large colony of oil company workers businessmen and lend lease workers have been ported among the casualties, they said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22

N, Col. vincent Miller, Water. bury attorney, who served As an advisor ln war crimes trial pFeps aFatiOns in Germany ls reported due to arrive here N0V 1. after serving more than two years In the European tbeater Of opera. tIons. He WaE attached t0 the adiutant generals office Of the U, E, Army and was stationed h England. Scotland. France and Germany. flo has returned from Nuerenburg, Germany, where he assisted In the preparation Of the trials.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22
By J. EDWARD MURRAY
(Unlted Press staR Correspondent

(Unite0 PfUSs Dt@H CVFEWSPVhuV"V
 Rome, oct. 22-(UP)--Women of all the world were urged by Pope Plus XII yesterday to participate in public lift, to east their votes for hpeace" and to protect the home against the inroads Of totalitaTian. ism and capitalism.
 His admonitions were directly to 100000 Italian Catholic women who soon will vote for the first time but his address was broadcast worldwide. It also colncided with the first exercise of suffrage by the women Of France Sunday.
 The Pontih opened the second half of his 40.mirute address which dealt with wofnefl's duties in pcliti- cal life as distinguished from social life, with the invocation:
 Your day is here-Catholic wofli. efl and girls. Public life needs you"
 lie said the real intelligent woman cannot understand that politics mean domination by one class over others, ambitious striving for ever more extensive economic and na. tionai empire.
 Paves Way To War
 "she knows that such c policy paves the way to hidden or open civil war. to the eveF-srowifie ace cuinulatlon of afmameiits and to the constant danger Of war.
 "@he knows from experience that,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-22

AceOuntaney. New classes Nov. 8. Day and Evening. Pest JunloF COl- iege, sl Central Ave.
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Evening star., 1945-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

n.w. GE. 1883. underwoods. 5 mos,
$50 in adv: no del: $3.50 .addl dep.
USED LUMBER-2x12 ting; yellow, pine.
d5sss ttsi fd at aRg sE
;tss1ssa VENETIAN BLINDS Esgaa,sss resaDed
sesmisan, best offer. 1887 Fairmont, NV.
vIoLINs@Full size, including bow and
case, S49.5o up; viola. complete with bow
kr snd sass aaS s e srsst Can dda RsBHbs s bnsE sat
wArEf se Fl s1sz ,eTS RED
Plumber @ Be 'sss sS7 f"s 81 H "a ss % oR s4as 5
WATER HEATERS-Regular and bottle gas
20-30 -40-50 80 -75- j 00-gallon capacity All
heaters guaranteed to 20 years. No
iinfolmation If phone Al 1881. AMERICAN
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO. - Buy
direct from manufacturer. steel or wood
STATS. l605 14th st: NV. phone AID. 1888
ATTENTION, STORES. Closing out, men S
furnishings; mems, rubbers, mems hats.
WASHINGTON HABERDASHERY. 1102 F
sisi FLA. AVE. NV, Apt; ,s-Fur coat.
TWo LARGE HALL MIRR6Rs. work
benches, cots. reasonable. 1124 18th st.
CALL co. 1926. 3 pm; 1o-piece walnut
dining room furniture, bedroom furniture,
springs, mattress, . rugs.
PRICED for immediate sale at S:225, COM
plete furnishings for bedroom. living room,
dinette and kitchen ware. CHI. 2S37. go
Evening star., 1945-04-26
HELP WoNEN.

WOODWoARD q LOTHROP has Immediate
openings oL for full or part time ONCE work
ers typists, billing machine operators.
Apply aa1E emaplooymsnt PIC office, 9th floor 9;3o-6
WOODWARD & LoTHRop has immediate
openings Tor general laundry helpers. Ap-.
6a;,v 6sy empioymen1 Sn of1ice. 9th floor. 1906
WOODWARD q LoTHRoP has immediate
openings for saleswomen: no experience
Sss 9Th H1' oof ssoS e Gp's daiy ismp1oy3sg fses
ATTRx2ecaTirvE POSITION for clerica work
conditioned ofice; vacation with pay; OPP
szrE%Ay 1sI EMnoMEAT AsPTDSEPsn o
aln annraEsa and SITS. me- Hiring ARRANGEMENTS
No Selling, private investigating. per-
manent work; II to 35 years. S23 to start.
WILL GIVE NICE HOME with salary to
middle-aged woman who will care for
sdsEy aosE Gs sdy rR and bsss assist with light house
A VERY UNUsUAL OPPORTUNITY with
real real future e. for young woman in our
i Ins sroSg sondItj9Ps: IIT ,.sa sts WALES DECO
eneed teacher, resident in. Washington;
'rae or chren he vs
ried approach possible in a school. Box
I'm. Star.
raphy chain; no experience: Advancement;
photo g booth, % s. s. KREsGE Co. j Ioi u
WE REQUIRE 3 young women for light
mechanical work This is not difficult and
sg1Tg she }95s "a are z satnrdsy Lc
NATIONAL siiii M AVER TRADE association wants
competent part-time stenographer, 30
hour week or less; pleasant cond. Box
GEoRGETowN UNIVERSITY Hospital
stenographers, will welcome part time UP
to 30 hours weekly or full time; oppor-
tunity for wives of serYicemen. Apply
D. a. HOBART at White -Gravenor Build
ing, Georgetown University, 37th and o.
StS. NV.
JOB You WILL ENJOY-Learn this In
terestinR and vital war work EarninRs at
start, S:il 20 weekly, with rapid increases;
permanent positions: promotion opportunl-
ties tie, ages Is to :'5 Apply employment Of
Friday. $50 am. to s pm; Sat. $40 a m.
PEAKE g. POTOMAC TELEPHONE co
hiring arrangements approved by War
ManpoWer Commission.
WAR WORK-Earnlngs at
start s3l 20 weekly. with rapid increases;
no experience necessary: excellent working
conditions; ages. SO to so Apply employ
nent office. 722 18th st n W, Mon through
Fri, $50 m. to s pm; Sat. $50 m 4
10 p M; Sun, to . p m. THE CHESA- /
PEAkE g. POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO
Commission.
WANTED, during month OF June. day care
of child IL years old vicinity of Apex
Theater. Call OR SOa4
Evening star., 1945-04-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CONCESSION FRANCHISES separate or
epes od ef
facilities; opens May 80; concessions still
s senns is spaee sh or to e eous nd
cocktail lounge, swimming pool space,
sporting goods and supplies, miniature
and 9th hole barbecue stand 15-minute
bus schedule: temporary club office during
f,nal = enrolment 1Io n t. week e Phone Al 5l2l
sI5o day business; over $4,000 yearly
BAcAs. DI 6234, Restaurant Bldg, 2oo3
sen il Pss5ss
ss s1sa for 81 5HssRs e.
Buy vs socRs aRs syn ea 1o9n eh as
mems wear, pawnbrokers exchange. hard
MR Nase MaToS snd 'sEefy NA az Hasa sash no delay Call
lease; long term M cABANA CLUB. al o5
E1H'ie EApGo 81 fBsuissisNEss FOR SALE immediasely.
VALET sHoP AND SHOE REPAIR, 14th st.
Goodyear Shoe repair h machine, eoa hoffman
pressing equipment 2 Singer sewing ma
chimes and miscel. equipment. Rent, only
business and win sacrifice is Il sold al at once; once
Nj; Pastor, YOUNG & PASTOR. Ma. 2425,
1929 Vermont NV.
RESTAURANT. SS0o-Ss50 wk.; sacrifice on
account of illness. For further informa-
ton call OWNER, Dupont 1881.
FUNERAL BUSINESS located in Petworth
area. established over 25 yrs, in daily sue
cessful operation; all necessary eauipment
and furnishings including Cadillac hearse,
Mohler pipe organ, ETC.; real estate may
be included or business and equipment pur-
buy later; owner illness forces real bargain
price with excellent terms. For complete
information call Mr. Tabler evenings WI
1882. SHANNON & LUCHS Co, 1905 II
St NV. Ma o345
BAR central location S175
rent, 10-year lease; did over $4,000
gross last year, mainly drinks most COM
plete equipment; air conditioned, $4,000
plus LIQUOR stock: inspection by appoint
Restaurant Bldg. 2003 Eye st. NV.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
pared quickly; factory-tr trained mechanics
OFFICE Machine PS!fnso coRP aOi5e Bend Ff BldE ss
ALARM CLOCKS, watches repaired, / to
DAYS; BERT, GABBARD CO, 223 Colo
rado Bldg l4th and G SITS. NV. u
APPLIANCES. refrigeration. washing ma
shlTeS; I41hour service iSEo; Ii cas-:
4hees peny Of Re2r e your IN 1esrSed
garments if you have them dyed We also
aye IIgs drape m spGoYeE and
AWNINGS, bass canvas cnairs, cots. ten
yaS rspa,gins pRocIER CO. u * x a7a4
aMHaN's, pm VA reeS9s ssa4 and repaired Call after
CARPENTER, builder: restaurant work;
porch porcheS; rms. i garages; screening, gen. re-
cARPENTER-screens, fencing, cabinet
making. remodellng and store front.
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process;
sensational results guaranteed; work done
cRUEY q yHuE e~N No nome 5s For estimates call MR.
ELECTRIC wiring and repairs, wiring, re-
pEs and cHsE EfpsFS EaEcc { II ss'5ss sERvc az
ELEcTRiicciANs-Iight, heat and power
@G1F rsPses se2ves Pigs FR aS apd fixtures nssed
EtECTKI WIRING nxtures extra out.
sff c eo saaG d hqssss as Rs s REa
and q Msxns; caiI Mr. BARR: AT. :is5! 3s54:
fESoE f9 "a SfSDNf 81 Mo FARE e. S7ag RoAo Hous
Clean ali Einds Of upholsseTed he a fUmf 2Dpniture
70 G9 mess TR Or 95oa 9dor. APOLLO FURNITURE
and ashes removed. RA. 17h2.
.sSs BSkkfs 1RoN Nosk PSs!s d ie
18th st. NV. MA. 1866. ."
sEppN e. smsae i2gs iets IS St up
par Hr DassEPs RATIONAL pssf bong sH5s
PAINTING, decorating, roof repairs Home
repairs; ra1f white mechanles: work guaranteed.
fa faHNTlSG anStms and ap pabarng peaa quality work
low prices; prompt attention. Also plaster
ipg / ,and,f end floor y vretnIshing. RA. 1890 .
PAiNTiNG. pApER1NG, alterations: rea-
sonable' s 99, reliable efficient. Call Shepherd
PAINTING-Inside painting. Phone Ii.
PAfNTiNG ca and s paper e.; hanging f.ai in de- Deco
spseiay sha P26 5SSES REvfsf St. hRs
PAINTING-Interiors, exteriors, screen re-
AhDSON, ME. b746. After 5, AID. 662S.
PAINTING. cleaning and screen repairing,
For estimates call A. E. FURR. MI 1911.
PAINTING and paperlng, by skilled me-
fiiFffi PAiHfiNG. I kEMroNiNG. ha window eaak- sl
wa4k ing rOodS Sa5 d0pe EEsssenably 5rst-slass
PAINTING AND PAPERING-T viii begin
your work Immediately; free estimate
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING-We 60
Virginia, Maryland and D. c.; work guar
anteed; estimates free; prompt service
Better work for less money" UN. 3743 27s
PAPERiNG, painting and plastering. finest
work at reasonable prices; newest patterns
Sass Ct Washable and sunfast wallpapers. Ho.
PAPERlNG AND PAINTING, Al work;
estimates free Cali MR.. BECKETT. DU
PAPER HANGING, this week only. So and
up Ier room; l945 washable, sunfast pa
pers; work guaranteed. Georgia 2461.
PAPERING, PAINTING, PLASTERiNG,
MSrk We ossI dSne reasonably. Call BARNETT,
PICTURE FRAMES, all kinds, made to
order. Open ewes. MACCO GLASS AND
PAINTS, 1925 18th ST. NV HO. 1925.
PLASTER, brick, cement and fagstope
wos5' gsga Tma1terproofing; va no lob too small. TR,
PLAsTERING., pipe covering. freproofing;
white mechanic. AT. 5S2s.
Evening star., 1945-04-26
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

AMERICAN COLLEGE GIRL of Japanese
descent desires to earn board and room
by assisting with light household duties or
caring for children evenings. Box 175-M,
Star.
CHAUFFEUR, woman, experienced driver
OF many years. EX. 02T3 after $50 pm
DREssMAkiNG, I ds s!daI desiening: Temodeling
Trying Trying st, NV, Apt. 4. AID. 223s.
GIRL, colored, wishes day icb as elevator
operator. Phone FIR. 927S. Of"
HOME ECONOMIST would like position as
director of food service for exclusive club.
school or department store Any other
opportunities in the profession will be
considered. For interview call Room 3,
F Re 96t4, after pm; !"
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER. young,
alert alert capable. . years coliege; permanent
position desired. Glebe 7243, 2i"
WOMAN. with child, wants position as
apartment manage. or hcusekeeper: to
live in. Wisconsin 5G9+. -
TiPfNG al home. experienced. college
graduate. ia. T405.
ATTENTION, BUSINESSMEN : If you're
short OF office help, if you need a Stenog-
rapher or typist for a half day, full day
or longer, call MRS. PERLOFF, co. 1881
during day: AT. 2055 ewes.
WANIED-Part-time position as cashier
or PIX operator, with some typing; prefer
ably hours 30 pm. Phone TR RJSS
Evening star., 1945-04-26
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING, roofing, rock wool IN
uPpGY sqaI9 Ga Is fP5 fseate en- m HgDsoN P
nv Warehouse at 9TH and ne. DI
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. fasstone
+. MARCUCIo. Route 4, Horners Lane,
CoLoRCRETE - Applied pneumatically:
Waterproofs and decorates any masonry
surface at amazingly low cost. For esti-
mates. MA. 1869.
.,; syins: saRalns g5s5in: e}ssnins G s Gsss ess:
NO coETRAcIToEs. NC iSia Wiseon-
GENfERAL jE fis S4 eoNTRacroR-oet repairing
TgIsh, estimates free. G a NEWELL,
MoDTRSIlL YOUR HoME-porehes in
cl9sed. recreation rooms built attics f1n-
nhd hsd and ock gork 9aIns
s DTRc sa 6Sg fiR5Es RF2oFaroRg s"' rea s5
MoDERNlIzE YOUR HOME and add addi-
basement rooms finished. porches Inclcsed.
asbestos siding and roofins and V! general ERA
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PAINTING, PAIN interior and exterior. Remod-
cling ell and earpsHterins mn Roof and house
REMODEL, modernize your home now;
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LAT!ON co. 5502 Wis. ave. WI 1900
REPAIRING, painting and papering; no
lob too large. too small: easy monthly
payments. SYMONDS BROS. general con-
tracing, IA. 1867. ia. S469
ROOFING. asbestos siding, remodelIng
terms, Ills years. SECURITY HOME
CO. GeorGIa llOs-lll3
Member M Home Improvement Guild
lohns-Manville
TREE expert work by responsible man.
Also tree removing. wood cutting. lawn and
shrub work. 2. E. BRITAIN TREE EX-
PERT CO. Alexandria 1914 j.
IN NlRGINiA-CaL PATTERSON -GARDI-
NER CORP. Chestnut 500: Johns-Man-
vile roofing. siding insulation: storm win
dows. screens, heating, remodeling Terms
klBEROiD ROOFS. asbestos and brick
s,dnl sid,ng, balsam wool, hot;water heat;
IN ING co Hyattsyille Md; WA. 1l16.
ton. storm sash; | TO 3 wears to pay
GATES CONTRACTING CO.. OIL 2206
IN WASHINGTON = Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP, Ho. 4120: johns Man
vile roofing siding, insulation; storm win
doTs' screens; heating. remodeling Terms
LET ME HELP YOU with you home i'm.
provements Roofing and siding. screen
your porch while have the material Call
w. D. TAYLOR, ST.. u942, evenings