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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08
Schools Give
Final Report
on Bond Sale

With final reports from schools
turned In. other Victory bond sales
units in YpsilantI face the task
today of completing their quota.
Retailers are trying to bring the
number OF firms on Honor Roll
up 10 IS and f. A. Rettsllick, Of
the Martha Washington Theater is
seeking lastminute support in his
contest
with goal Of $50 $40. Ypsilsnti
High Schools Victory Loan cam
paign workers have completed
their work with sales OF s56. 200 for
3S4 individual sales The drive
was under the leadership OF the
three senior class home rooms.
with Lyman Tower and Miss Ber-
nice Davis in charge.
Miss Gertrude Murrays home
room sos collected $500. Miss Jean
Clourh being chairman. Miss Mary
Parish's home room No 2l3 re.
ported sales OF $5S25 Miss Audrey
Marsh being chairman Miss Ber.
nice Davis. in charge Of home room
2o5 had totals of S92 SIS. Miss Clar-
ice Teare being chairman This
represents the entire high school.
the room sales were, 303 S2,225;
2l3, $3.6T5. 205, $40 050 being tbs
actual sales OF the senior home
rooms For the juniors No. 100,
SS25 sl5, $500; 2O0W, $3.50. 2O3.
$2.f5o
Sophomores No. 221. $3.50: 300.
$2125: rs, $3.50; 1O7, 500; Ninth
grade. No, 500. $3.50; 302. 1925; 311.
/ S575: I'll. {i75: 12l, S225
Eighth grade, No. sos, $500: 2O6.
/ $685.; 1ol S75; 200, s25; sos. $780,
SOL. 1915.
Seventh grade. 10. III, ssh; 2t2.
$500. 20OE. SS75; 314, $50. 3ls,
S975: No. POI. $3.50.
The senior collection force ser.
wing through the campaign was
made up Of Marjorie Smith, Joyce
Miller. Joyce Myers. ANGELA Niles.
suzanne Cakes. Mike O'Hara. Carol
Schaab, Jane Schock. Ted Sipe.
/ Elizabeth TAFT. Dan Campbell. Fred
Cooley. Shirley Collins, Winifred
Bow, Robert Banta. Jerry Augustus,
/ Alice Brinkman, Shirley Barnes,
Cornelia Barbu, Bernice Blackmer.
jeanne Backus. Betty Briggs. Aline
Cox, Marjorie Bell Elaine Bushey,
Shirley Brothers, and Louis Cap
/ atanus.
Sell $Se,625
/ with Roosevelt School figures Of
$6l.575 and college totals of S2s $50,
/ the Normal College Victory Bond
/ report on r bonds as submitted by
/ Dr. Clarence NJ Loesell, Friday
shows $S9,625 A spirited contest
between DR.. Theodore Lindquist
and DR.. James Glasgow was won
/ by the former with sales Of $5.475.
/ Dr. Glasgow brought in $5,o25.
Sales were as follows for the
college gallants. Miss Elsie An
drews. $1,000. Miss Esther Bal.
/ lew $925. Miss Estelle Bauch, 81.
575. Miss Anne Bunger. $l,025: DR..
/ $. f.. Fagerstrom, s1,459; DR.. n. l..
/ Garrison. $2475, Mis- Myra Graf
tan. $3.50; Fred Lambert, Sl.325,
/ Miss Tena Macdonald, SlI75;
Haydn Morgan, $3.50. DR.. Harry
I Smith, s2.21J: Marinus Van Amey-
de, Sl,i50; and Ben NandenBelt
S575.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08

WASHINGTON -AP- Pres
ldent Truman will send Con-
aress message soon ask
Ing approval Of a $4,000, 600, 900
credit TO Great Britain. He
also told reporters at his press
conference yesterday he has re.
eeiVed no request from Russia
for financial assistance. He
made this reply when asked TO
comment on a report that the
Soviet Union wants to borrow
5000, 900, 900.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08
Congress Today
oBv Associated Press)

Senate and House In recess.
Pearl Hsrbor investigators com
time questioning General George
c Marshall
Senate agriculture committee con
tinues investigation Of Commodity
Credit Corporation
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08
Control of Energy
Will be Discussed
ByrneS to Attend

Washington, Dec. 8-AP-The big three among world
powers will make their first joint approach the omnous
subject of atomic energy control a meeting of United
States British and Russian foreign secretaries in Moscow
December l5
An official announcement by the State Department said
that IAN exchange of views the subject of the control
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08
Flashes of
Late News

PARIS ms Wage Increases
for French federal employees we're
matter of major concern
today for President de Gaulle.
Faced with an employe threat to
strike Wednesday unless their de
mands for more pay are met, the
President siftcd suggestions for
settlement offered at hurried
meeting by leaders OF the three big
political parties.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08
WAR VETERAN KILLED

Jachson-AP--D Daniel Hale, 23-
year-old war veteran and wesrer
OF the Purple Heart, was KILLED
when his car struck a utility pole
after a tire blew out near Parma.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08

MANILA ms Counsel for
Gen. Tomoyuki lamashita. con.
demned war criminal. today asked
Gen. Douglas Macarthur for elem
ency and urged the L. S. Supreme
Court TO order stay OF execu.
ton. pending action on a writ OF
review.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08

L0NDON-lNS An Albanian re-
port broadcast by the Moscow
radio said today Greek troops at
tackled Albanian frontier guards
and penetrated Albanian territory
on Nov. q. According to the
broadcast, the Greeks were forced
TO withdraw within an hour when
the Albanians returned the hre.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08

TOKYO ms Gen. Douglas
Macarthur, emerging from a two.
day top-secret conference with sen.
Tor L. S. Pacific commanders. an.
nounced today that recommenda.
tons on American actions in Chi.
ma will be submitted to Joint chiefs
OF staff. Participants in discus
sions with the supreme command
or included Adm. Raymond A.
Spruance, Vice Adm. Daniel r.
Barley, and 1t. Gen. Albert C.
Wedemeyer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08

TlENTSlN -AP- Ameri-
can Marines fired "a 6o-milli-
meter mortar shells into a Chi
nese village near Anshan on
Dec. 4 after one Marine had
been killed and another serious
" wounded by Chinese IN
men, Marine Maj. Gen. Keller
Roekery, Third Amphibious
Corps commander, said toda.
Firing into the village was or
dered, he said. after the two
gunner who shot the Marines
"in cold BLOOD had not been
surrendered TO the Americans
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08

ASUNClON, Paraguay-AP-An
undisclosed number OF Paraguayan
political leaders have been arrest.
ed on charges OF plotting "A revolu.
tionary movement against the gov.
eminent. A government communi.
que last night said the plot was
confined to the capital city, but few
details were disclosed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08

NEW YORK-INS-The Alien
Custodian's office today offered for
sale nearly 10000 unset diamonds
believed worth 100000 and reput
eddy seized by the German Army
during the 1910 invasion OF Bel
GUM and Holland. The diamond,
were imported by the Pioneer I'm
port Corporation. whose owner
Werner Won GLENN. was sentenced
to two years in Jail in 1882 for
conspiracy 10 eyade a presidential
freezing order on Diamond i'm
ports.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-08

CHUNGKING - AP - Chinese
government forces soon will take
over Hardin and Dairen. as well as
the Manchurian capital, Chang.
chun, the army newspaper Ho Ping
Pao said today-citing Chang
Chung-kuo, elder son Of Geuer-
slissimo Chang, as authority for
the prediction.
Evening star., 1945-01-21

It's only human nature to be proud
of things you like. And when your
new Ford car arrives day not far
away-you'n want the world to know it's
yours.
Your friends will call it "handsOme"
For your new Ford will have smart and
youthful styling 1t will be big, roomy,
Evening star., 1945-01-21

sturdy-rich appearing, inside and out.
i. Naturally, this new car will offer the
traditional Ford economy and reliability.
And it will reflect all the skilled crafts
manship and experience which Ford has
gained in more than 40 years.
-. -. Yes, we're sure to be ready when the
time comes. Our production plans will
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-01
Town Topics

Marcus Meyer announced at the Rotary Club Tuesday that the groups ice skating pond project, which he has charge of, is finished.
 A dam has been bulIdozed in the area west of Brooklyn aven- ue past the military parking area and when filled and frozen will provide a convenient skating pond.
 Emil Knudsen, owner of the Kodiak Fountain, was chief speaker at the club meeting, pre- senting one of the series of talks by members on their occupations. He told of hls life in Alaska since 1922 and of various experiences in fishing, fox raising, mining
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-01
Call For Bids

To Whom It May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that at a regular meeting of the common council of the city of Kodiak, to be held on the 10th day of Dec ember, l945, at the city hall, commencing at 7:30pm, con- tract or contracts for the disposal of garbage in the city of Kodiak will be authorized, said contract to cover the period beginning Jan. 1, l946, for one full year.
 All persons interested in en- tering into such contract, are invited to submit bids in writing in as much detail as possible to the City Clerk, Catherine Blank eDburg, by December 8
 The city of Kodiak reserves the rigtt to reject any or all bids in part O, in toto, and to accept any bid or bids on such condi- tions and terms as the council may duly and regularly pres cribe.
 Dated this 26th day of Nov ember, 1945.
 c. Blankenburg,
 City Clerk
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-01

Two surplus property officials, H. c. Blanchard, assistant dis trict manager, and John A. Gib- bons, inspector and appraiser, arrived here on business We'd nesday.
 It is aIsua homecoming for MT. Gibbons, former city public utilities superintendent, whose wife, an employee of the Bank of Kodiak, resides here.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-01

The garbage hauling contract of the Patrick Lynch & Co. has been extended a month to Jan. l, I946 to enable the period of the contract to run on a yearly cal endar basis. and the council IS seeking bids for next years con. tract.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-01

An election of officers of the Teamsters, Chauffers, Ware housemen & Helpers union was held Sunday, and the following were chosen for office:
 Leo Sears, president; Bill Kriener, vice president; c. Blank enburg, recording secretary and treasurer; Francis Cassidy, busi-
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-01
and cannery work.

The city "morgue", a small building obtained from the army but which was never used for the purpose intended, was sold tbis week by the council for $75 to Hollis Mulford. The city had $72.5O invested in the structure.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-01

ness agent; for executive con- mittee-J. E. Helen, 5 year term; J. W. Frame, 3 years; and Burl Walker, 1 year.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-01

"Tf it's good eats you're mis- sin it's because you're missin', the Yum Yum eats" (adv).
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-01

In 8 nationwide Bible reading sponsored by the American Bih- le Society, the following are the suggested readings for this week, as chosen fly poll of service
Evening star., 1945-12-14
80 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D c.

viously had been disclosed BY thu
Justice Department and other asen.
cies to which 1t had been submitted
privately, yesterday was the firsi
time, FTC officials said, that the
complete text had ever been made
public.
Opponents Of the bill are expected
to use it in testimony
While the report does not men
ton the Saltonstall measure, II
takes a strong position against the
so-called Tydings-Miller national
act, which legalizes contracts on
minimum sale prices, and certain
related State statutes.
In one of its conclusions, the
report declares that "in the absence
Of effective Government supervision
in the public interest, resale price
maintenance, legalized to correct
abuses of extreme price competition
Is subject to use as a means of
effecting enhancement OF prices BY
secret agreements ana restraint OF
competition by coercive action on
the part Of interested cooperating
trade groups Of manufacturers
wholesalers and retailers in such
ways and to such an extent as to
make 1t economically unsound and
undesirable In competitive
economy"
The conclusion Of the Justice
Evening star., 1945-12-14
FTC Report Criticizes
Principles Of Pending
Cut-Rate Price Ban

Congress today had before 1t a
five volume, 1.675 page Federal
Trade Commission report sharply
criticizing the principle Of resale
price maintenance. which is en-
bodied in the pending Saltonstall
bill, now under strong attack by
Washington organizations.
The FTC report is the result of a
prolonged, investigation in 1899 into
the practice of resale price mainte-
nance IN several industries through
out the country.
The bill, now pending before a
Senate3 District subcommittee, is de-
signed TO eliminate cut-rate selling
OF trade-name products in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. The committee
had granted opponents of the meas
ure further hearings.
First Release to Public.
Forty-f1ve States have somewhat
similar statutes.
While the tenor Of the report pre-
Evening star., 1945-12-14

and to proceed In every case in
which the arrangement goes beyond
the authorizations Of the Tydinss-
Miller amendment, there would be
practically no resale price main-
tenance contracts, and that In the
absence Of such wholesale law en-
forcement, the system Of resale price
Legislation fosters restraints Of trade
such as Congress never intended to
sanction"
The so-called Tydings Miller
amendment was tackled onto Dis
trict of Columbia appropriation bill,
Evening star., 1945-12-14

Department" declared the FTC re-
port, is that the actual effects Of
resale price maintenance have been
those which are to be expected from
private price-fixing conspiracies un-
regulated by public authority,
whether or not they enjoy the sane
ton Of law.
'"The department has further
stated 1t to be its belief that If Its
antitrust division had sufIicient men
and money to examine every resale
price maintenance contract written
under State and Federal legislation,
Evening star., 1945-12-14

although 1t is an amendment to the
Federal antitrust law. It was signed
by the President August II, 1887.
The lengthy investigation by the
Evening star., 1945-12-14

FTC covered such fields as food
drugs, hardware, tobacco, alcoholic
liquor. malt beverages ana wines.
and retail groceries.
Evening star., 1945-03-31
PERSONAL

RELIABLE WAKE-UP service. For info.
DR.. FREDA r. osTRow, 7oo2 Conn. ave.
Appt Mon, Wed. and Fri, 10 to Z. WI.
'571. Physiotherapy treatments. S. ca,
swIss-AMERICAN WATCHES, repaired, 8
to 8 days service. clocks repaired; work
peaE5 eIF
PssEfsn aIfs cHuRSH aRS DAY AZ SaJHRsERYchdren
from to E. bearded day Iano night. For
further particulars call Falls Church 1879
ALEXANDRIA GOLF and tennis fans. one
week more to enroll; special full playing
priority Saturday pm, SUNDAYS and Roii-
sndris Golf and Country ciup. Enrollment
sgrsTy oee GEoRdE gus MAsoN sfseSp'i HOTEL ds
HIGHL CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
lish. sslf-confidence, freedom. from self
sMGIhiscleNHsnsss; MIiNFR pFiyats tgsoE MI SSSq
cleaning, trimming; fabrics. straws. felts.
oGus 2Ts sSss ietS tSanpes na open a eTs
sLIPcovERs AND DRApERrEs profession
restric.sd clIsntene. M. 1oe2: sIs
weekdays an and nisfts: no sundays. @ o1 81 sen
* 3 sT9D New Yuaa EsapDsa asa
for prompt service. Dresses, suits made
to order Also restyling and alterations
Nv Room 20 Phone .Ex 1903
DR a. W JOHNSON. dentist False teeth
repaired while YOU walt Room 6o2.
Westory Bldg du5 14th NV
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50 ask for Miss
WRIT. If YOU are In need Of q loan up to
$500 on your sienature.
BANISB FEAR d NSClOusNESS.
develop courage and gain poise. learn to
talk fuently and ccnvincineiy For private
iateryiew nh9ne MA Y4sS
ing nursery through 9th erade. hot lunch-
cons and transportAtion provided; indi-
vidual attention stvesSed; art, music.
dancing: exten sive Fairgrounds SH 1874
WAKE UP By PHONE The original wake
up service; 81 per month after first month
Details after $50 ON. DE 1905 31s
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES, where friends
meet and STRANGERS feel at home. For in
formation phone 6 to g pm. no s46e
BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL has several
sSs Y ad sTsdfs III .posss s All RSi zdH TdeH
ENVY. WI. 1888.
Evening star., 1945-03-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CONCESSION FRANCHISES fseparate or
faife sxaadaD dc sse con
try Club. with added public playing laying
aasiIits,es opens May 81 concsssons st
cafe, tennis space for to a4 r coirts, rha
cocktail lounge, swimming pooi space,
sp1'ns so snack sSsas Ssa ana ana soft ssDDs SR
bus schedule temporary Sub club once nhss durins
aExT Tfek aSb asoFSs BEEM EMasGn Sa.ss HS
b Ilshsa s "a, ps.ss cSo
once; on, tbs store must be sold this month
i woUID LIKE To BUY good so,nS
R1s sfsTa9kAsTf AZ f'aE Tor sale cafeteria style
near new court 6nldnss o%nsq ssyns
q sifT sn3,lS zSo !; Fey Store; wei sssse!.ssa
ssssssssS Box e sss-E. s02as Star. $4,000 cash
sst5s .ms e.sssF n.ssss
modern DGs, doins $500, $500 weekly a faai busi.
long reasonable lease !beautifuI apt avaii an
abls), fine NV. corner location: beer license
sia5o s 5000 6us auSsa soss E asa GgDosTagoDsks sock
ssAAofs sasf shrafh sfaS shor completely stocked.
iuily tuulpptu. OWUeF Qle0s Will sell cneap.
one Of the best legations ia city reI.
H6UsE lin fanntale M aE sale asls so
plete; IL rooms; 2 years old; with Friaid-
aire and washing machine; will sell or will
sxchange for down payment on small
ssfsWsssraRsSfb RSf afek foR ssfE s.fi in downtown
sSOo oPsoRffttNGThYs ft Ghs'no soI 'sa spos
Curtis equipment, years old, like new;
for quick sale; owner going into sery-
ice: rent very reasonable Box 214-G, Star.
LARGE TOURIST HOME and restaurant,
Washington Baltimore blvd; no vacancies;
barsain j. PETTY. Laurel, Nd.
GROCERY. good corner location in NV;
terms; term must ss. Be sod ImsdIsteIy Incsme
RARE oPPoRTHugiN; oPPoRTuNITY riY ON Modern der rs restau-
rant, superbiy furnished, needs l or ex-
perienced men to take over; guarantees
over $500 per day: purchase price, $500,
with $4,000 down tt1is is no misprintl !;
owner more interested in experience of
buyer. ATLAS BROKERAGE CO. Wood
RESTAURANT and soda fountain, best
location in Clarendon, Va, doins thriving
business; owner being drafted; rent, sl35;
act auiek; $1,000 to handle, $4,000 bal
WANTED TO RENT beauty shop. equipped
sFIF 81 IqFneegiRggsdd shRggIdF csI RoTERy TR 51ss
meats etc; sl.50o to $4,000 weekly husi-
H. selling pTce, $3.50. plus ts stock q DRIVE rive
out Sunday and see this before you buy
Call TR S96S for details
Evening star., 1945-03-31
HELP poMEsTIc.

ASSIST COOKING with care of 8 children.
erences required wi. 1884.
CHAMBERMAID to work in high class
s9p91ming rp1a ns house: IA days: sober and reli-
cADRESs cAf aa SSy' NnKsE Mas fuy NV responsible
assist with children, 8, and s; sub
CLEANING WOMAN, white. references.
cIEANfN cf Mn iIs WoshSr ssihsSsr for p small bouse mart
time: no cooking. i743 Que st. NV. '.'
C0Ok, live in. M housework; S25 week.
COOK for boarding .house; no sundays;
TOD pay for man. OF woman who. will be
COOk. general housework tcolored), hours
through o'clock dinner, days; apt.
aaE nlock en on Conn onas ave on Woodley I'd; $40
COOK. 1st class, for family with children;
wages, good room. good working condi-
tons Kindly phone CO. 57o9.
COOK, exper1enced; Sundays of; $50 week
and carfare; adults in family Thurs.
efternoons Of; Box 2s3-G. Star.
COOk AND CIV, S25 week: other help
ssm1pioyed en- live in: city references required
cOOK-G.H.W.. part time. afternoons,
from Mon. through Fri, from 1 pm. AID.
fun time; live IN Or ont.
$5S Nh week week in Bethesda on busline. Cali
colored, live in: no laundry:
3 adults: high wages to capable, exneri.
enced help. WO. 1898.
HOuSEWORKER, live In.
mod. suburban home; pleasant room and
0ath; references; S26 q wk. WI. 403e.
Evening star., 1945-03-31
HELP MEN and WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT, part-time daywork about 8
hours per week; must be qualified to make
Necessary Federal reports, etc state age.
ADVERTISING AGENCY needs eSf t trained IsSl peT.
sonnel for free-lance work in sales pro-
can produce tor sop-notch. % punchy % IDEAS - write nte
All 1sarTA.SSTafs Cookx Rox nsss.d SSsG st Star
for permanent position, pleasant working
%S9RRssi1iPns %Rs go9d r saiarg sarg and meals can
needed by Suburban Hospital, Bethesda.
Md; fine opportunity, pleasant working
eopneeitlonS pe 81 sood salary aap and meals. Call
CLERICAL woRKER, stenographic ex-
perlence in Pennsylvania railroad ofice;
comply with VINO regulations Apply at
assistant road foreman Of engines ofice.
to do yard work and chauffeur: 5000 a
mo with room and board. Box 244-E.
DESK CLERK, white, for uptown apt
hotel; Apply manager's ONCE, THE
bfsHWAsHER for 9od deicstesssne Haa ene nightwork;
f9qa Ra APE 15 eSsnba b6g. Ta
RmIRvsr6Ra m oPERaToR s Te5sen oveT Il alsa Years of
age. for apt. bldg; hours 3 pm to Ii pm.
fa ezRfenhs Rfa Mass awe ns
FARM HAND; pay good salary Of rent on
share basis to right man; all modern ma.
chtnery. tractors. truck. etc.: modern house
has electricity. etc; 25 miles from wash.
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS. 1s or sti over; we
will. train you for essential work on our
1000 counters. Good pay while learning
Uniforms furnished and laundered free.
alR9Riy al9Ies 3 any 2 :. PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
yANIT0R to take care Of small apt, house
KITCHEN HELPER, white or coiored; per-
manent Job; good salary and excellent
c2Rv cRHns eSsa sqndi50ns Ct fgp c9a 9n chef
MUGIHTrGRApH OPERATOR. steady. part
tine good pa pay, good working conditions,
osEaToR osE x9s5 sye S Ma 4ss sscrc sewing
contract DISTRICT, AWNING & CAN
VAS CO, 4410 Georgia ave. NV.
PIANIST, to accompany classes in WASH
tngton school If dance;. both popular and
day through Friday; 10 am. to 8 pm.
Dy the hour. Cali OR. S7o6, Ext 5o7. be- e
tween and 10 am, or RE 1887 after
PORTER, colored, part time. eele wilson
Any time between pm. and $3.50 am
Salary 81 per week; must be reliable. For
sprt. cali tCH 1862. Mr. CARRTTR
POT WASHER. full or part time Chill
pREN's HoErITAL. 18th and W sts. NV
sALEsPEOPLE, part or full time. for ali
ing conditions: good nay Apply at any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or ofnce. n p
st. ne.
Evening star., 1945-03-31
HONE 1Mp. coMpANIes fc.,,

home IMP. COMPANIES tConf.
PLUMBING AND HEATING - We ar,
equipped to handle any size repair or re-
sainh e. Sa tssssss sp4ns d. DA 2s
ASSDtEtassHlzE yous ao4s-sersa.. IN.
and omSns toons 1 'sa sdino and ssorm
sss.d GET 2 tEss fsssN,ss ssNSA5ksSgn 5sSns
Mo9FRaNs1IzzsEs 'Ysous Homs San' and add .ddi.
fooms shed psss porcbes es0 cSsss cnss
ssbsstos sisins and roSfns and ds'1pasnsi ssnersi
REsoySTiRa CO. isso iaaiSEs i1aiSs & HONE ONE
AsBEsIos SIDING, roofing. rock Wool IN
SUPPLY 4 EauIPMENT Co. f727H Pa S ave
nnSgg Warehouse at 7th and + ne pi
PAINTING, plasterins. cement work. car.
aeRoPotass ssess Tet foeons r sgsas Drsss So
AIMING AND 6scoaA4TSS Sc rGs MT gus " ,..s, a. !,
making homes BRIGHTER. unexceiled work
"a ssss o. sassi g. ssss :r s: s:"s @ u
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general repairs. Electrical work Materials
svallable Pres estimsffs. White mechanics.
Eromps service Terms arranged HOUGH
ssa9S 5E0S CO.. Di 400: after 5 p.rn.. FIR
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