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Evening star., 1945-02-25

t r ! c t p u b llc
schools at 3:45
pm. tomorrow
at r oos ev e 1t
High School.
Also scheduled
to speak is Jessie
o. Moore of the
American R e d
Cross, which is
in charge of the
program.
G a p t. Moore,
who served dur
ing the World
War as a Medi-
cal Corps SER
Evening star., 1945-02-25

issues. he said, but the employers
lawyers were "the worst ones"
He said that until recent years
the law schools neglected labor re-
lations and ''by and large" were
responsible for the situation.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Morse Hits Lawyers
On Labor Relations

No group which could be so use
full in labor disputes Is as ignorant
of the fundamentals of labor rela-
tions as the American bar. Senator
Morse, Republican, of Oregon, for
ner dean of the University of Ore
Evening star., 1945-02-25
To Tell Of UsO Work

Fred Lasch, former USO director
in Hawaii, will speak to the "Y"
Mems Club at dinner meeting at
6:l5 pm. tomorrow In the YMCA,
1916 G street NV. He will talk
and show moving pictures Of USO
activities in the Pacific.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
School Officials 10 Hear
Talk by Pacific Veteran

Capt. French Robert Moore, U. s.
M. c., veteran OF Guadalcanal and
Tarawa, will address a meeting Of
principals and supervisors OF Dis
Bradley beam., 1945-02-03
More Wacs Needed For Hospital Work

Washington (CNS)-Because of increasingly high casualty lists and the return of thousands of sick and wounded soldiers to the U. s. every month, the need for medical and surgical technicians in Army hos pitals is "acute" the War Depart ment announced in a year-end statement. WAC recruiting will be spurred in 1945. To women who respond to their country's call, the Army promises specialized training designed to fit them as enlisted technicians and the assurance of duty in Army hospital wards aid ing in the care of sick, injured and wounded soldiers.
Bradley beam., 1945-02-03
STR0LLINC THROUGH THE RANKS

The Club was filled with ques- tions and answers last Saturday night. The quiz idea was borrowed from the big air shows; hope they won't jump us for borrowing their stuff.
 The questions were tossed to the contestants by S/Sgt. B. King and the answers were. hurled back by the following contestants, Miss I. Edmonds, Miss A. Harris, Miss H. Patterson, Miss G. Gilmore, Pvts. G. Graves, H. Fields, and a few more.
 It seems that Miss Patterson was the best hurler and won the lovely first prize. Nice hurling, Pat.
 Following the quiz the Popu- larity Contest was held. The win ner by a very close decision was Mrs. Elliot. Miss E. Caldwell was second by nose.
 We understand that contest and quiz will be held every week. So come out and enjoy the fun.
 It isn't such a bad walk from Suffield to Bradley is it, S/Sgt. J. Ford? That's one way to get your daily PIT.
 'Tis said that the three new G.I.'s are really on the ball around the ladies, so you fellows had bet ter look out.
 An orchid to Pvt. E. Boseman. To keep the band intact, he gladly paid out as much as he made to be around for gig Wednesday eve Another one to Pvt. G. Graves for giving up day or so from his
Bradley beam., 1945-02-03

furlough for the same reason. Thanks, fellows.
 The neon lights are still burning in the eyes of two of our G.I.'s. We even think that the gleam is brighter.
 Strange how things settled down in DC. after SISgt. Caul returned to his Base.
 Hear that Pvt. o. D. Tyler in- tends to say I do' while on fur tough.
 Where in the world did Pvt. 'Boodlum' Jones get that pipe? He reminds one Of MIC. engine puffing under force draft.
 Those side whiskers and chin mop that Pvt. c. Beaudreau is cNl- tivating will really have to go un- less he proves to us that he in- tends to join the House of David. What say, fellows?
 Come out to the movies on Saturday and jump with us after the show.
 Gosh! It's press time again. Don't forget the scrap paper drive.
 See you next week same time and place.
Bradley beam., 1945-02-03
All That Glitters--is Snow or Hoev's About q Push, Podner!

mend him for a GCM).
 3. Following are methods to get unstuck:
 a. Get out and curse like anything.
 Your heated words may melt
 the snow-but we doubt it. This
 method recommended for First
 Sergeants, especially. b. Take the nearest shuttle bus. c. Shout "WOMEN"! Then get the
 assembled crowd to push. d. Get a passing car to give you a
 push. Misery loves company. e.. Shoveling is wonderful exercise
 and will count as one hour to-
 ward your weekly PIT require
 ments.
 f. Get a horse. g. Place ashes or sand in front of
 skidding tire. Not recommended for thin tires or thin dispositions < and don't forget to sweep up
 after you.
 h. Flame throwers are excellent
 but unobtainable, so relax.
 4. By this time, if you are still stuck, wait until Spring. It will save gas anyway. As a matter of fact you shouldn't have been out driving in such weather. We have no sympathy for you. That's tough. Call 301! Get Conroy! We got our own troubles. I hate you, too. Phooey!
 Thus ends the report of the BEAMS secret operative X9 in hrs hunt for fame and fortune. Will X9 find the hidden tires? Will he marry the old widow Jones? Will his Aunt Lulu pass away in time for the harvest? Will he find that true friends are friends indeed? Listen next week-we'll probably be off the. air.
Bradley beam., 1945-02-03

Sometime or other, somewhere or other, we once heard a fellow, probably Phil Harris, sing a song that included the line: "That's what I like about the South" For the life of us we can't recall what it was he particularly liked (may- be corn pone) but we know what we like about it-no snow.
 Snow is probably wonderful stuff. As we hear tell, it's crystalized rain and good for the soil or some thing. We're pretty sure it has more of a purpose in life than to sneak down our artics and melt in our shoes.
 However, what we're trying to get at is the fact that Bradley has had lots of snow of late. As mat ter of fact, if all the cars around here that were stuck were laid end to end it would probably reach a "helluva" distance which ain't hay and don't try to confuse the issue. In order to keep in step with the BEAMS policy of always offering happy hand to unhappy readers we sent out one of our scouts Ca Pfc. to be technically with the prime purpose of discovering how to get out of a snow ditch. After much research he returned with the following hints for snow bound car wheels. We offer them to you free. {.
 1. If you are driving in deep snow and suddenly your car fails to move although the wheels are revolving = you're stuck, bub! Heading time .01; research time involved .O0).
 2. Now that you are stuck, your big job is to get unstuck. (This guy is positively psychic. Let's recom-
Bradley beam., 1945-02-03
Army Arts Contest

of the value significant leisure time activities in the Army today acknowledge the creative talents within the Army Nationwide Army Contest announced for all winning will be exhibited July 94S through August l945 the National Gallery of Art in Washing ton D. C. Suitable awards will be made
 Those participating in this which includes painting sculpture of design graphic and photosaphy Services Office formerly Special Service Office the Main Gate
Bradley beam., 1945-02-03
WAC CHATTER
By CAVU

usually dayroom of the WAC Pves and PEGS Club Party Gmpsed Kay Trombley the Josephine Anne Kssel Mabel Chase dishng with the excellent chow It. Q1 Clu) Cverius ikabie POW guardRa Mro Carol Dsool and Shirley Skol mex p'ekns hose ecoos just nsnt V Wolfe and fu St. Mauo continuing their fun euns after office hours ditto Phyllis Snyder Jim mic Maloof
 quick of Dimes Tuesday night
 Good and hea-Ginne Smith the mike" again Monica stokn and Tommy oNe waltz close those smooth Arthur Murray dancers Mr. Mrs Fitzpatrick their second Bradley M/Se Joe Eler his Mary, dream dancing likewise Stan Ochmanski and Marsie.
 Villa Rose windup gay group make S/Set Norbert included Rowan peae sele Len Hardv Frances Potts Milton s;e Mae David Allie Elar favorte feather merchant in for vsihe former Sgt Willard Maurice of Ground Training. :=##
 Retreatim the conversation turned dreaming Gf speaking Pm going buy convertible with upholstery. lots and lots of clothes then take and after that m going There moments stunned silence at this rank 
 Treadvay Lucille Guher, her walk hand her clarinet tother heading straight for Colo ranch California OBrien and her will ltle kids" Middle while newlyed
 
 fork bea Grows heart and home are Texas and that's where you'll find her houns Toni will Ed Ja when he back and they'll study mictosether fomanc hm Jo unny vowed how shed get married | hope Bar bara Stanton going back school her degree aeonucal engineer Vi Smith going find herself small and ave little Nelda Grnde machi while Helen Tercyak thinks she'll retire Mary Stack andha thought three Fran Potts and Shirley plan families It be- look like baby Geneve Packard will blaze trail Alaska which explain the hiking aunts she and Rita Lawson have addicted lately And which Amidst the hubbub could duins the last of their mode; they finished silence walked the juk box last dime Rum and Coca Cola with dis din Johnnie Latelys" clearly ddpns finishing their For their attenuation, Twie and Ouall of that door in time
 Martels wife Alice baked merits methods baking chocolate cakes and its in the suse peoples mothers girls In order keep the family and Field this
 
 WAC Orderly and Station Hos 1945 The February 945; will cakes need
Bradley beam., 1945-02-03

Salt Lake City-Police here, on the plea of an MP, arrested civ ilian for swearing at sergeant.
Evening star., 1945-09-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DRESS SHOP BUSINESS = owner must
sell; modern nxtures, cheap rent, good
aR f5se .esSn ssohsl RE-
washington; near Government bldgs.
Equipped inside and out: low low rent; lease;
espele eas i,,z Exsu:,ve i With HRis AZ sea2o sA
f fafNrINe saoPa IL nv downtosn M sS4S location;
owner quotes $1,000 monthly income; .ex,
shons ef .ss uY sse t sssa ss
siys ~, sroksz' er cH asso sls N. Y. ave- NV. Ma
EEsTAuRANT-+IauqR ..es1n! AM liz. upper nv" bnsS
q no Sundays; 81 ooS. . ineiaainI .lH fiauos
ssSst cSs 1Fs fs'lHfss g. with NTH ABS 81 eas3s M
nsr: ssaasfai; sauippsd aseet @ income . from rom
nes over $500 %eh h.n ees sss
BAcAs. lii Il st. NV. bf. sss4 and
DRY CLIEANING STORE and tailor shop,
sssson.bls sss n.Anf &C CAN RE. s7s7 and ask for
rs. rs BUY SnSoi 81 SELL any kind Of business or
Rropssrty eau q esi on osGAS
For RENT. stores in shopping center, To-
Gated on Courthouse I'd. near Arlington
beauty parlor. drugstore, cleaners. radio
shop, delicatesxen: to be completed Jsnu-
Courthouse rd. wALTsR ssV voN q HI HkRs stH ulis g.
owner.
GROCERY, BEER, MEAT. sc. s-rm. and
bath corner store. Owner quotes 81, 500
mo- business. On sale for $1,000 plus
stock. Cheap rent. good lease, plenty Of
refriseration and equipment. Act quickly.
Call once for sppointment, EDWIN +.
LIE 1l!s,. Lcns HstassH,hss 1,cEHsr. 1910
Evening star., 1945-09-27
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

TEACHERS urgently needed for country
district. 20 to 40 miles from D. c.. sal
aries proportionately good. Also q few
local openings. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bids. IA and O
LAB. TECHNICIAN. $3.50 mo. start; pay
roll clerk, $40 wk,. bookkeepers, $50 wk
as openings nowl. Now is the time TO
get your Job with future-miilions win
be unemployed later-work. save now.
G st. MA. 2116.
CAPITOL HILL. secretary. 2.450 yr.. un-
usual ctlce, meet interesting people: new
oos oDsnisns' on hin weekly also in syd,aslcn
1898 r st. Ma. 1888 Test, "a years..
TEAChERs. clerks receptionists;. select po-
sitions. No charge unless placed; top sal
aries Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
Hst II ", A., .sll LIS 2 st, NA; e1la:
tary, adyt; agency. $40 wk.: PIX opera
tor, some typinr, $50 mo-; stenos.. many
vacancies to $40 wk.; governess, excellent
position, TO $500 mo. and maintenance;
house mother. Protestant. 500 mo. and
Bldg. 18th and @.
Evening star., 1945-09-27
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

SEcRETARlAL CLASSES now forming, Be-
ginners' and refresher courses in short
hand. typing. bookkeeping. eomptometer.
all secretarial subjects, civil service
courses. books. Est 2s years, accredited. Ap-
proved Gf school Position guaranteed grad
yates. INQUIRE MA. 233S. BOYD SCHOOL.
l333 ST. topp. Capitol Theaterl.
mentafy and nsss CLASSES. Sc
SECRETARIES earn top salaries, need 20
daily now: S40-S50 week up. BeeinneTs'
and refresher courses day and evening
New classes. Accredited Est 90 years.
Start now. BoYD'S SCHOOL. 1888 st.
LEARN sEAUTY CULTURE. p.rman.n,
positions. Operators needed. Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL.
WANTED-Lady teacher for private in
structton In italian language in your home
eyes, DANNY B. RAFcIS, 3352 pu Bois
pl. t1a). Sc, care Mrs. Betty Mckenzie.
LANGUAGES-Spanish French, italian
lessons or conversation to group OF four
92l-X Star
Evening star., 1945-09-27
HELP WokRk.

WAfTkEsSMs. whitS for attEaetive co6se
:sse: 'ssi!ss: .9IsIas tss1sa.'is'
Wilson blvd. Arlinston,, Va.
aAsaEkfs Eiasfs es sssf'fa isul,
wAiTREss. experienced and neat; work
ply Sgi5 Georgia ave. NV. SEVEN SEAS
@ WOOL , r.EssEIs; s ssD.risns:si 81 pass
WOMAN. elderly. white. wanted to take
Ct snd sS.ra ad IS, ALSO m sn. Hens:
tion. Cali Columbia gao any time be-
Sfs W.: i. md 6: s.Res b. $751;:
near your own homs in Greater Wash
e tsaYG' I'm" seoa e s!s S. nSn.'s'' n.x, an
WOMEN t2). for making Enclosures in
snyslopes; x,ss no expeFienes M sdsy
WOMAN, white, to take care Of Ayr old
child for employed mother; small apt,
nw s,l.1y a Meen i.ba i've n or out excel
WOMAN. over 30: some knowledge Of
hookk eepins preferred: 5-day week. Apply
pELAANo APrs.. 2'45 2ath st. NV,
WOMAN: white. for part time. afternoons
snd all s, asg sstsrSSy no sxpsrsnes neess
~; .Arcad. Market, 18th and Park rd NV.
WOMAN in good health to help In small
nursing home for aged ladies; live in. Call
4 XII i. Moran \
On sxeTsiss moor, s days: $50. Apply ind
1SITNG 1SST I4Is aAEyt st. nv :,.nnoo. onsr.tor ~
small switchbo. p ana some 'eaaa. eashierins, az
store hours, 8 Gays = week. Apply 1904
YOUNG GLADiEssn,operatoro Of retail candy
persons between rs and 5b years who are
interested IN permanent position As
has chance sns.'' 'Es Ssfn
manager; n, must be neat in appesranee and
WUMsN n ssk star
ments, handle incoming and outgoins
mail and run stencil machine; as-hour
experience nee and education; i1s Salary. Si5o
< ( JOB You Will Vii sSjoIMLe.rn H1i .h.. in,
wsekiy. with rapid increases: 'psrmsn:nt
il 70 $S ABBY smploy@ent once. ss Has
pn y" Tlk cAssApEHkE e;aSi sis 0 4 roPoMae sjT n
oft6sH1sf gfF6FfoSfrifs is for several young women
MssERn VI nss eiSsnts SIoa Apply Miss F,sT
st, NV.
LEARN A TRADE-Heres your chance to
learn shoe repairing and shoe dyeins. dry
cleaning and spotting and get paid while
you learn; no fees. Apply main once,
827 st. NV.
REPAIR DEPT in jewelry store needs as
portunity and permanent position Tor de-
pendshle person. Apply in person. KENT
yEWELRY. eth and r SITS. NV.
WIDOW, with 2 girls, ages 2h and &,
wants midcie-aged white woman to care
for home and children; room. board and
small salary. AT, $3.50 after z Pm. 2Q'
Evening star., 1945-09-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DRESSMAKNG. designing, remodeling, al
terations. Reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
WANTED, by mature woman, with years
of experience in food service, position II,
school rs supervisor or kitchen manager;
salary and maintenance. Box 223-x,
Star. 2Ss
GIRL, colored, wants part time Job, clean
ing apt. from 10 to 2. Call TR. 63b4. 2Ts
GIRL. colored. Government employe, de-
sirss hrs work. $50 to 9:3O pm: cler-
ical or flinG, some typing exp. FIR 1884,
GIRL, colored. wants days work. Call
any time. DI. 6679.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. wants quiet home; 1;
ss.r smah salary iisns duties Box 1as;x' y:
NATURE GENTLE LADY wishes posi-
tion In desirable once. 'bkpr.; typist and
MinDDLg-AGED GovT. EMPLoYE viIlinr
to do INV. for elderly lady or couple Ii
nv. section In exchange for room ana
eoafa Can cook. No washius or ironins.
BOZ 1Se.1. star. 2s'
Evening star., 1945-09-27
SITUATIONS woMfA tcent.,

NyfsE: Y I white .eF:eslafI: !sas. elderly
sonable, reference. Box 22o-x. etar,
:ss; as.ss.9 fSa's.;S
HBSsh.Fs BSss. 5us. tsa SSs,etoh TO iSs
NUIsE. part time; prefer chronic or
aged; references. WA. 8276.
NURSE, goyerness. young, wishes posi-
tion with , cbildssn' sldasn ". and up: refer
FkAcrfcHl: S2bRsE want. e.... semi
nya!td Or chronic: 24-hr,. duty. No 1865.
READING ALOUD. proofreading or sim
liar work on SATURDAYS wanted. Boz
RECHiTioNisr ryrIsr, experienced,
available immediately. Cali Du. 1000,
sfTiEsNoGRArnER SECRETARY. form.,
public stenosrapher, desires intsre,tini
ss5 week. Mss WRIGHT. D1. S,sss
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, thoroushi,
hours after pm. Monday through Fri-
day, hours at employers convenience
Sat and Sun. Phone 0lebe 3O5s.
WOMAN, white, resp. time on her hands.
to shop, market. sit with baby or invalid:
reference, HI. $500. 27s
Evening star., 1945-09-27
PERSONAL

GRADUATE NURSE. mother. Will care for
baby in quiet suburban home. 81. 9l34.
iisis.d i'n.sss ssi| phen. as,tim.? tim p best S
BABY PicTUaEs-cute baby picture.
@ a % Phon. sifas MIroN chi 81
522i & &syeninss and sundays,
4 &c.: ssu you s rs
taSHH ssnHhErHERp $3.50. ask for " Ms.
$500 on your siRnature.
SIT. s COVERS ,e1 and aF.psriss CO $3.50
NEAULT pEcoRAToRs. -1'' '' t'
RELIAhLE Rel v WAKEGF g..s SERVICE. For in
weak heart. asthma. rheumatism, aythritis.
ments Also relief from schins,. swollen
enee e in & charge. sa sss5. years expert
Call TAYLOR 1855, 27'
LOVELY ROOM In nice home, plus S25 q
ss sy Of ,es E.,s
Other help employed. ' % pu. slss After
will ASSIST INVENTORS in making
h305 after 6:30 pm %
attractive situation; 40 miles from p. C.
sHUEsIs6 sHf hsdi6 5aT siaF NURSERY and Nar.er, s
swfss sH ffssIxf AMEkIeAs M6 S7Ss Watches repaired. to
81 work nps nt seSns
on premises for. prompt attention: pearls
Esstrung ard iewelry repairsd. MEC-
LADIES sesiset He ruins lin; Beauty. sh.p.
your hsure to fashions dictatesi slen-
den Ne d druss
Try Royal Reducevae application. Try
our permanent waves and all our beauty
:srss :sFyss' We M nov rss, ssS. m Ri. o dp:na
@sn ca. ,at ease some vnsu.
GcsE4 GE sE4oTn cuLfGsEb s4Js 4th woARS 81 ..h.
English, self-confidence, freedom from self
Sss. tuior rsnsh snho conversation pr
RUSSIAN taught 5y S1E, an experienced nativ,
instructor III ressnlly arrived from soyie'
ES. tsn19aIs &ss s.sEat S1sY esssTRss sWR
TR. ,5632. 1857 Good Hope I'd. Sc,
BABY PICTURESQUE baby picture,
%sss oasi1 Shon. 51''s L sqf
COOK, experienced, for boarding school
white, dependsble. live in. good salary
DREssMAKING, alterations and remod-
cling expertly done; reasonable. MISS
JEAN, 1414 Goth st. NV. NO. $3.50.
VACANCY. in private home. single room,
next to bath; tray service, for elderly per-
son or convalescent: TR. $3.50.
HOWELL ACADEMY, country day and
boarding school for boys in elementa ry
and junior high: all sports, art, music,
riding; transportation furnished. WI.
Evening star., 1945-09-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK and housekeeper, colored. honest
and reliable. wants work II to Monday
COOK, excellent, private adult home. live
In; clean. dependable, elderly, colored
$40 SaG Ssss' Mss u letter; s plssse Pull informa.
GIRL, eolored. wants work with employed
couple. with. or without children. no
GIRL. colored. first-ciass cook and house.
keeper, wants Job. S40-S4b week; refs,
GIRL, colored. desires work a. mother
0960 27s
GIRL, colored. desires part time from 81;
x15 and carfare. FIR. 364S.
weekly; good worker: sl5 and e.rfsre. IN
Washington. ME. 6045.
MAID, experienced, part time, Ga dsys
good plain cook. Phone At $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-09-27
MOTOR TRAVEL.

OFFICER, on leave. with wife and
child, wishes drive or deliver ear to
Denver. Glebe 0262. 20
NAVAL OFFICER, driving to Dallas, Tex,
On Oct desires one passenger. Ran
LEkvING FOR CINCINNATI. Ohio. Thurs
day or Friday; can take /. 2 or 3 passen-
TWO PASSENGERS WANTED to 90 to San
Francisco: Calf, to share expenses. Leaving
Oct: ]. le4S Call RA 27ll, 3Os
TRANSPORTATION TO PHILADELPHIA
this week wanted by gentleman. Phone
MA SI6R. oSs
DRIVING TO AUSTIN. TEX. Saturday;
carry 3 passengers. share expenses NASH,
NE. 4359 from TO z
DRIVING TO DENVER Saturday morning,
can take ! or 2. CH. 1900, Ext. 5se,
evenings.
NAVAL OFFICER driving to San Deso or
Los Angeles. leaving Sept. 90 or 20; can
take 2: Cal! AT. 3246.
Evening star., 1945-09-27
THE EVENING STAR Washington. D. c.

WoAg IMP. COMPANIES tcsas.,. !.
WATkRPR00FiNG-An Kinds; basements
ss4 sssts .pfsc.s Rs sasi ssiis'd' ETC.
painting. rooAns ashsstos siding, insuls.
psirs. Ne h eash down. small mcpthiy pex-
ments. Free estimates. rE0EAAL CON.
TTRAGTIsso TE CO.. sis New York ave. r.! ~
SPicIAiixINo in carpentry and remodel
Jobs OF any type, 26 yearx sxperisnes;
white mechanics, Lincoln 1878. 500
Evening star., 1945-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AIR CONDITIoNER, OF. window model;
ssGa ssSsaaens Ssnd1Sion GO, We Cash price RE
- ,'ss gi5 IS 'sSX;ssin.hou..
AISEH cIoSss SfrlisEp tan, nsr., y
Incl. elec.: also expert watch and ieVelry
repairtng; 5.6 daZr ssrxice; yark guar
ila2 18th 81 n ". MA SAGA Onsn sves
ANTIQUES = Large collection, fgurines,
APPLlANCES-Alperste has for immedi-
ate delivery electric heaters, 50 hurry;
tne, are stu hard TO get; also orders taken
suit your convenience. Open Mon, Thurs
Ssapy sresRss;as ss;a os5 55Rs5asTrIss 5t5 It nv
York ave-: out Of the high rent district.
AQUAkIUMS - TOP Nghts and tables
tropical nsh and supplies, heaters. 1-9
Pm. daily and sunday. MINIATURE
TROPICAL TTsH EllPoRIUM. SeOs iath
AouAnIUMs, I'll sizes, 10 gal, A.1a;
az pumps hsaters; ney limos books,
1!SgA AS{gM SSPrEx 6. s ssssss ga a. sss. sss.
room IN tbs house. cali 81. SS7<.
Evening star., 1945-09-27
HOME iMPRoYEMENT COMPANIES,

HOME iAPRovEMENT COMPANIES.
ton, residential and commercial eenssrse-
1Ha %EIE CO. az Ss
ASBESTOS SIDING, roonns, rosk yeoi IN
suPpHY sHifs Gs II eo 7.1 Hgpsos 2s
nv. warehouse At 7th and T ne 81
CEMENT ealsS,s w worn an, .tegs walls a.sn:
:, g,,eLA,iss MARscuGG1o Gs Route 4. Horners lana
FGsSoslei FGook isEsv1oz, en- nothing but tn. best:
assstleas aFuis e n';ss isis W9sos
sRRNEssAI % iSs seeoNIt1cros. susldin. con-
srAtkzET 6 ii kszETrb5 a5sfsAd4SsNev FL tTSSi and old
6riskk k siding. IA. Also shely.ns and cabinet
SssERxf SIsk1ssoN aIMopsLss H;1ss Gss' q eomm.s:.
R4Y trinidad
GENERAL REPAIRs-Remodel your home
sood q, for s1sn. ,md
WAsziNoros va fns IN 81 o. ana
HEATING-Americsn Radiator Co. boilers
stallation; no down payment; sstimstes at
gay n% a. 1885, 1885, e. s9e
ftoSoR II Son 'ssG SANDING. old floors mad. like
new; new modern dustless machine; free
,ssRssss SH tt20gs g Th tsssa ss.,
tSs sidigI. GI storm I.ss sash. THE Cross CO.,
Mop9gENaizGE NJ Eth GA 1oIs SIs7 HOME and add .ddi.
tional income: attics made into rooms,
Sestos sidin9 i and e,S roo,na and sen:sai house
repairs. Get our free estimate, Small
oyAT1Nd Co. 1920 Irving st. NV. AD
PAINTING. exterior and interior: free es-
ttmates. CO. 6100.
PAINTING, decorating, roof repairs; white
time, GENERAL HOME REPAIRS, AD
REPAIRING, REMoDELING, alterations:
prompt service: estimates made. Cali MR..
COLE. QI. 1891 or OR. 2244.
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frss Co e's%ss' ssos WI. .os TAI
REMODELING, from basement to roof, by
private contractors. PAUL K.AAsSEN. d
SONS. 73S 9th st NV DI. O122. 49,
roofing. siding. insula-
sasa '''sa darss sa:h osa tssns 'sss g. '
gun applied. decorates and
waterproofs exterior stucco and masonry
IN; zaSasA22h zHR eS sh ssSs =.
storm windows ana hestinS: convenient
terms. no. 4120. Member Johns-Nanvills'
Home 1murovemsnt Guild.
Evening star., 1945-09-27

DRUGsTORES wanted in any busy Sec
tiop Of D. c. viii pay cash.
Drugstore in busy ne. section, no
competition. $4,000 gross; GOOD lease
and terms.
town location; approx. 100000 Gross:
modern equipment. long lease; apts. pay
the rent on entire bldg; exceptional
st. NV, Ex. 6929: ewes. sH. S436 2s'