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Evening star., 1945-04-06
North American Co.
Reported Planning Z
To Trim Holdings ::
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 6-Dow- Jones
& Co., business news service, said
today North American Co. contem-
plates sale Of a portion of its assets
TO raise s25 1000, ,000 1t added the
sale is scheduled for the next 80
DAYS If market conditions are favor
able
Proceeds of the transaction would
be used to reduce the $65, ,l36,950 Of
6 per cent and 81 per cent pre-
ferred stock outstanding This
would permit greater savings than
replacement of the $26,837, ,425 bank
loan notes on which interest aggre-
gates only per cent annually, the
business service said.
North American Co. holds SUBJ
stantial stock interests in Union
Electric Co. of Missouri, Wisconsin
Electric Power Co.. Cleveland Elec-
trio Illuminating Co., Washington
Railway & Electric Co., North Amer
ican Light & Power Co. and Pacific
Gas g. Electric Co., as well as
number of smaller investments.
To consummate its preferred stock
reduction plan, Dow-Jones said, the
company may use any one Of its
larger investments except Union
Electric and North American Light
or a combination of them.
1t added the step would be a
means of accelerating the companys
regional holding company plan,
which is now stalemated by lack Of
a quorum in the United States Su-
preme Court
Evening star., 1945-04-06
WPB and PAW Appeal
To McNutt 10 Defer
Thousands in Industry
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Two more big punctures in the
80 per cent limit for
draft deferments of young war
workers are in prospect.
The War Production Board and
the Petroleum Administration for
War have submitted new requests
in the growing clamor for relief
from the drafts pinch.
WPB has asked the so-called Nc
Mutt Committee for an additional
kitty" of $4,000 workers above the
80 per cent ceiling, while the Pc
troleum industry has petitioned for
the deferment of go to IS per cent
of it's $4,000 IA and 2-B workers
under 80.
Committee Silent.
The committee, headed by War
Manpowa Commissioner Paul v.
McNutt, maintained its usual silence,
but it appeared probable these re-
quests and possibly others would
be granted.
The 80 per cent limit was set six
weeks ago to protect vital hard
core" of younger industrial workers.
1t hardly had been fixed, however,
when a series of exceptions devel-
oped. Some industries have been ap-
proved for deferments up to 95 per
cent of their labor force under 30
WPB's new petition is in the form
of an estimate that $4,000 addi-
tional workers must be deferred to
staff adequately such industries as
machine tool, tool and die, elec-
tronics and tire plants.
The petroleum industry reportedly
has presented figures showing that
if it's determents are held to 80 per
cent there would be loss of 250 900
barrels of crude oil daily. The pc
troleum products loss at refneries
would amount to 450,000 barrels a
day, the industry estimates, with
$4,000 barrels of this in high-octane
military gasoline.
PAW Wants Explanation.
PAW, it is understood, has de-
manded that the McNutt committee
break it's policy of silence on defer
ment requests granted or rejected.
If its petition is turned down, the
agency wants it known what the
consequences will be to petroleum
output. If the request is accepted,
on the other hand. PAW would like
a committee statement of reasons.
Among industries alre3 given
substantial deferment horiza-
tions over the ceiling are trans
portation, coal mining, j and
foundry operations. aircraft, Great
Lakes shipping and domestic air.
lines. and copper. lead and zinc min
ing and smelter works.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Yanks in Germany Find
Mother Of Prince Bernhard
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associate Press.
WITH THE UNITED STATES
9TH ARMY, April 6.-When men
of the 83d Infantry Division took
Driberg, they found Princess Arm
gard Eur Lippe Chesterfield, mother
of Prince Bernhard of the Nether-
lands, living in the palace of Count
Oeynhausen Siertorpf. The Dough-
boys hung the usual "off limits"
sign over the front door.
1T seemed kind of funny hanging
that off limits sign up there, but
she's a German civilian just like
the rest of them" said It. Hamlin
yelling, former Indianapolis Times
photographer, who found y the
princess.
The princess seemed in good
health and was very cordial to u.s."
1t. yelling said When we left she
asked for an American cigarette"
Driberg was taken in a direct
assault by the 331st Regiments Sd
Battalion. commanded by Maj Will
liam w. Sellers, Cumberland, Md.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
S30,2O3,0OO Added
To Savings Here
Since Early 1914
By EDWARD C. STONE.


Thrifty Washingtonians added
$30,203 900 to their savings accounts
in 81 banks between April 80 a year
ago and March 20 of this year, the
Controller of the Currency, Preston
Delano, reported today.
Time deposits on the March 20
call totaled S176,230,000 against
$l46,027 900 in April, 1914 OF this
gain about $10,000000 has been reg
istered since December 80. The rec
ord is considered particularly note
worthy in view of the low interest
rates on savings.
Checking accounts climbed at a
much more rapid rate, demand
deposits moving UP from S470,9l0,000
to $3.50, 1921 900, an increase of $05,-
911,000, the review stated. Deposits
OF the United States Government
and Postal Savings totaled S78,650,-
600, about S8,000000 higher than a
year ago, but sharply reduced from
the $107 447,000 on deposit on De-
cember 30. The total of all deposits
of S870,259,0 900 compared with $685.
$4,000 in December and S737, $4,000
IL April year ago.
SURPLUS ana RESERVES Up.
The same banks had a combined
surplus of S22 100000, undivided
profits of S11,3390O0 and reserves
of S1,751 900, all slightly higher than
in December or year ago. Llablll-
ties and capital accounts rose from
$79O.426 900 to S927,8l3000 in less
than a year.
Loans totaling Sl09 100000 gained
only S4,243,000 in the - months and
lost a little ground in the first
quarter of 1945. The banks added
substantially to their U. S. Gov
ernment securities holdings, $685.
99l 900 comparing with SAT- .220, 600
a year ago.
Total securities held by the q
banks amounted to S576 2l4,O00 ver-
sus S466 ,4l4.O0O on April l3 OF last
wear. In the period OF just over II
months, total assets recorded an
increase of S137 ,387 900, Mr.. Delano
said.
Store Stocks Down Slightly.
Goods on hand in Washington
department stores in February were
q per cent lower than a year ago.
Outstanding orders were SO per cent
higher, the Reserve Bank OF Rlcn-
msnd reported today.
Total receivables were 10 per cent
higher than on February %, 1914.
OF current receivables, 53 per cent
were collected during the month,
and of installment receivables. %
Der cent. Sales we're up l3 per cent
in February and IA in the two
months.
Financial District Comment.
G. Bowie Chapman, head OF the
Washington Office of LaidlaW & Co,
is now settled in new home on N
street in Georgetown which he re-
Gently purchased after living on
Massachusetts, avenue for some
years
State and municipal bond ap-
prevails by voters in Is States dur
ing March totaled 10l40000 as
compared with only Sl,050,762 dur
ing March, 1914, according to the
Daily Bond Buyer. Half OF the
bonds are for school construction.
How counterfeiters and forgers
work and are caught will be shown
in two motion pictures released by
the United States Secret Service be- |
fore Washington Chapter Ameri-
can Institute of Banking, next
Wednesday at the Chamber OF
Commerce, Forum Chairman Steph-
en- Porter announced today.
The New York Life Insurance Co. |
will observe centennial anniversary !
day on April II.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Washington Produce

From the War Food Administration
Prices paid net fob. Washington.
EGGS-Market firm. Receipts were
moderate and cleared readily under a
broad demand Practically all supplies
now coming from nearby areas. Prices
paid for Federal-State Graded eggs received
browns. mixed colors, U. S grade A. large,
80: U. s. grade A. medium, 1896. average
35h; U. s. grade B, large, 1886, aver
age 50.
large load arrived today for authorized
professors. Practically nothing available
for civilian use Prices shown reflect those
tions, but do not cover other poultry sold
on the market for which prices were not
available. Prices paid net fob. Washing
ton Transportation charges included &C.
cording to milease). Fowl, 29. 90; broileri
and fryers, grade A, 33.9.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Brokers' Looms Down
$106, 600, 900 in Week
Py the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
The Federal Reserve Board re-
ported that loans to brokers and
dealers on securities held by men,
ber banks in New York City totaled
81, ,16O, ,O0O,C Wednesday, decrease
of S1O6, 100000 from week ago and
an increase of $l31 100000 from a
year ago.
Included was 100000 loaned
to purchase or carry United States
Government obligations, decrease
of S86 10000 for the week.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. April up Cotton futures
moved upward today on moderate mill and
commission house buying, which met only
limited offerings. Steadiness was infiu-
enced ~ growing tightness in spot
cotton and the threat to new crop prepa-
rations due. to floods in the Mississippi
Valley. Mill buying of spot cotton i'm
proved at rising prices
Late afternoon prices were 5 to 35 cents
bale higher, May, 221S: July, 21 90.
and October, 21 SO.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Market AVERAGES
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. April P;-Foreign T sx-
lars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
q. S. cents unchanged.
Europe-Great Britain ofncial buying.
4 .O2: selling, 4.04.
unchanged; Brazil, free. 5.25n; Mexico,
0.65n.
n Nominal
Evening star., 1945-04-06
katy Meeting Recessed
For Check of Proxies
BY the Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, April Ga meeting OF
stockholders of the Missouri-Kan-
sas-Texas (Katy) Railroad recessed
within a few minutes today without
reaching an expected showdown
fight over control of the company
The recess was taken until to-
morrow morning to allow time for
the checking of proxies.
A motion by Edward NJ Claugh-
ton, Miami, largest individual hold
er OF Katy stock, to reduce member
ship on the Board of Directors from
Is to 9 prompted the pIoXY check.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
N. Y. Bond Market
SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES.
Furnished BY the Associated Press.)

tuG AD3UCI8tcO EICsssb
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'@n ASPSSM As 91- -
MKT 6s 62 A 92M
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.2A No P gen 4s rs, 35
)31s|Hor d Z bs ob 76h
)2B Nor a. Z 41as 6b 70
)oh N z r r IS IS - 100
'oN NONE 4 n 5 81 1o6M
va NOTM IS 81 93M
NYC RI 6s 20l3 S3N
)3A NYC 4hs2O13A e4M
'6 NYC en- ~ as 1874
'5ib NYC&StL324 rs 1o5N
)7Al>xknn o,<s 64l/z
f7AINYNHH ls h6 59N
'3h lNYNHH 3hs "a S7H
$50 NYOW RI 4s 81 1914
WA NYSW gn IS 40 ID
,7la'NY SWT 5s 43 o6ih
aoA Mort 8 4 has 9S 100
l3h >ur P rs 2U4' 1O6N
20 Nor p 5s 2O47D 1o1A
Pen RR & 41as65l23
,5ih Pen RR 4Asa4E l25
'3Ha Peo g. Elm IS 80 5oit
Is Ph.la Co 4H4s 81 lo7
wa IPhil FL 2als II loA
)7i4 Ph-R GIGS 81 23S
)5iz Pittston 6has "a 1914
80 Redg 4las 81 B 1oSH
'1A Rio CIR w As 80 1o3A
o3AiRio Or w 4s49 TIA
'4la r / A&L Ans "a So
>5Ns StLSF 6s 90 B 1914
)5l4 StLSP 4ks7S 4liA
)4iIa 5tLSF IS so A. 53st
56i4 ,StLSW 5s SO 75i1
)4ss StLSW RI 6s 40 62lz
Is So Pac Ans 6S 9AN
l3A SoPac4hsOr77 looH
'7iA Sou Ry Gas SO 11e
70 T g. p 6s 70 c 1854
11iz Va El&Pw 3s "a 1927
,4lh Wabash Is 81 o9st
3Ai6 W Nd US II Alo6
'5 Nv Pac 42s2O141o2N
'oA West On IS 81 1921
35ls Wis Cent 4s 80 o1N
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA, April 8 UP.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for April g.: 3.411 pur-
chases involving 94,629 shares; 3.306
sales involving S0,S37 shares, including 22
short sales Involving 760 shares
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO April 6 lP May rye sold
at l.3l a, buShel, today, up the 2-cent
limit for the third time this week. before
pro1t cashng on the bulge brought out
enough offerings to satisfy the many stop
loss orders.
Within momen: after the 81 limit
had been reached the price cropped to
.29la, then again turned hishsr
have piled I'D in the last five trading
sessions and the price of the May, delivery
at today's TOP was 1872 cents above the
low of last week
Shorts were the heaviest buyers on the
advance Offerings were extremely light
at one time and there was general COM
mission house demand. Covering has been
so extensive that in four days the open
interest of more than 23.000.00O bushels
in the May contract has been cut to
1865, 900 bushels.
than yesterdays close, May. 1.12ss-i4;
corn was IN y 20 IS, May, 1.127s:. oats
were unchanged to Il higher. May. 65: rye
was up pa to 35s. May. .2al2ss; barley
was unchanged to "A higher: May, .0Sl2.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Washington Exchange
SALES

Hecht common-10U al 217s. Is at 2l7s,
so at 2l7s.
Washington Gas conhmon-9O at IS, 9
al 20.
Mereenthaler linotype at 65, As at
64i2
Evening star., 1945-04-06

TREASURY
Vas oS-63 - i
NEW YORK CIT
50 80
FOREIGN.
Argint As 70 Ap
Australia IS 81
Braz aAs 25 ser
Met Wat 8 Kas50
Peru LIST O. 90
Drug Al 4hs 70
DOMESTIC.
Am q FPbSZOoO
Am TGT 3As66
Am T & r 3s SO
Am Tob IS SO
Armour 4I2s'75
aCL 4 rs d
B&O 0b A.
B&O 96 C-----
B&O cv Co.,
BGO q A6 -
BOPLEWV4s6l
B&O 8 w 50
Bnk UG 3hS SO
5uf R&P 81 st
B c r q N 6s "a
Cen @ cn IS II
Chi d Alt IS ~
CMSPP bs IS
CASPP 6s 1000
CMSP AUS IN c
C&NW 4has 90
GRIP 4 tzb 81 A
GRIP IS R8
RIP # - 80
Ch q S 3Kss 63
cCCSl 4 k2s II
CT q T IS 10
Del n RId A. a.
Del Law inc 93
U6RG As 80
DGRGW IS b5
D&RGW IS rs
Erie 4 4has 2016
Erie As 9b
Firest TR IS 81
Fla z c 5s "a
Gdrich 4i4s SO
ct Nor 3lss 80
@ B e. w deb B
GM&O inc2015
Rud c IS d2 A
n & III r IS 81
3 g. N in IS 81
&c 4As 90
&c st L 3l5s 81
ICCSL b oS A
ICCSl Us 6:I
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK April 6 LP.-Dividends de-
clared:
Accumulated.
Stock Of
Pc Rec Pay
Rate riod. ord. able
Maytas SO pf 15c 4-l6 81
Evening star., 1945-04-06

Atlantic Coast Fisheries Co. elect
ed Fellowes Morgan, jr.. board
chairman and Edward H. Cooley,
president.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.
lEurnished BY the Associated Press.D

y the ASSOCIATED PreSS.)
900 Memph NG.30e- 5iA
A6 Merr-Ch&Scor IS
4oi4 Mid WstCp 2Hse l23A
5Hs Mining Crp Can 5iA
32A Mt City Cp .1oe Pa
14iA Nat Fuel G so 11Hs
9,4 Nat Sug Ref.70g 25ze
l17lN E P A 6 pf Ok 6oiz
6lzIN J Zinc lag e3iA
1879 Mag Hud Pw dlA
81 N!les-Bem-P Ng 1914
2bINip singM hose 2ss
A%s Noma Elee Tag 2oia
17setNor Am Lt&Pwr 5%s
~ Northeast Air L IL
1oiAIOhio Brass .4Og 25
21lA uantepec 1l5s
lsa pennroad Ae oA
2lAlphila Co .325g 1liz
1878 P!erce-Gov lie 27
10 Pioneer Gold AA
Ash Pitts & LES 70
70 Pitts Pl Glass 3 12A
5lzs sIPleasVWine .30e S>e
ess Polaris Mng.l0g AA
1914 Prem Gid h.0lg IA
~ Pug Sd P L l.20 15iA
olAIR-K-O war l1s
8 Rath Packg lag 3olA
25i7 Repub AVA i3e 8l1
1914 Richmond Rad "a
1913 Rotary Eec stl 1914
50 Ryan Aero .15E 7
lss Seeman Bros 3 45
51l1 Segal Lock 2lz
4Sis Solar Airc .15G 11b
l2A Sonotone 20 2Hs
7ss So Phosph.l0g ga
% Std C&Spf 1.6O 2e5A
2oze Std OIL Ky 1919
50 lSull.vanMch a.g 81
oi1ITechnicolor Ag 22i1
As Tito Roof 40 1oSt
1873 Transwest o Ae 81
5lAII1ntt LtSPwr Of 76IA
11I4 Unit L g. Ry vi 15lA
81 Utd Wall Pa.l6e ~
4iAluniv Pict q 22,l
1hiUt-Ida Sug .15g 3H
10 Utah Pol pf 70
20 lWcley Pet 40 11N
ends IN the 1oregoins table
!rsements based on the last
i-annual declaration Un-
oted. special or extra div
included a Also extra or
" stock E Paid last year
ck Declared or paid 80
b PAYABLE In Canadian
,ulated dividends paid er
ear wv With warrants.
Evening star., 1945-04-06

'Ex dividend Plus extras a Paid SO
far this year. e2% extra. f3Ge extra.
h S. extra. k 10c extra. Paid IN 1914
y SO extra.
Total sales. $50 shares.
Evening star., 1945-04-06

Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today.
11:OO am. 11o 600 1900 noon $50 600
100 pm. $50 900 200 pm. 400 600
tUnit of trading 10 shares: sales printed
in full r In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act;
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
dends are not included xEx dividend.
xr Ex rights q Also extra or extras. Cash
or stock. Paid last year. PAYABLE in
stock. g Declared or paid SO far this year.
lated dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1945-04-06

Am Book ]
P&LAn4b bs l
Am c P&L 3
Am G&El ! 60a
Am Repub Ne
Am Writ Pap -
Assoc Laund
All Coast F Ae-
Atlas PLY 80 -
Babe e. vii Hg
Berk & Gay Fur
Blue Ridge 81
Blume menthal.2Og
Braz TL&P he
BreeZeCorp1.60
Buff N d e P Of
Burna Ltd
Can Marcni. 04g
Cities Service -
City Auto S so
Clinch Coal Hae
Cons GE B 800
Cons A&S hla-
Cop Range Ae
Coro Inc 1g
Creole Pet l Ae-
Crowley Nil
CrownC Pet Ae
Cuban At Sug Sc
Diana ST so
q Bd & Share
Elliott Co pf2A
EQUITY Corp
Eversharp1 goa
FansteelMetAe
Franklin Stor !.
Hearn Dept Str
Helena Rub lag
Hewitt Rub !
Hoe r & Co A
Holt t(H) GCo ] 81
Humhle Oh 1h
III Power
Jacobs A E.20e
Jacobs IF L. Co
Ken-R8dio The
KINGSTON p 30
Kirk LGM h.04
Lake Sh NJ h.S0
Nangel Stores
Rates 03 o1vll
are annual dish
quarterly or Sci
less otherwise
idends are not
extras. d Cash
( PAYABLE in It
far thiS year
Evening star., 1945-04-06

Burln Mills new.
Burl Mills pf 5
Bur AdMch Og
Bush Term BOG
tBush Ter pt 6
+BushT Bpf i2k
Butler Bros.60
Butler Br pf 4i2
Byers AM lae
tByers AM pf z
Byron Jack la
tCalif PIX pf pa
Callahan Zinc
Calumet&H.10g
Campb Wya lag
Can Dry G A l.
Can Pacific Sag
Cannon Mills .
Carpentr Stl l2g
Carrier Corp
Carrier&G goa
Case il .40g
tease il pf 7 .
Caterpil Trac 2
Celanese Corp 2
+Celanese Of 7
Celotex u
tCeloteX Co Of l
Cent Agulr "a
Cent Foundry
Century Rib 80
Cerro de Pas 3
Certain In teed
tCerta It'd pf
Chain Belt !
Cham Pap&F l.
tCham Pa pf G.
Ches & Ohio Sa-
Chi&E III A 2e--
Chi Great Wn--
Chi e. N w Sc
Chi&NW pf zoe
Chi Pneu T 2
Chi P T cv pf 8
Chickasha l.
ChNds Co ---
Chrysler Cp 3--.
tCity Invest
Clark Equip 3 -
tClev El pf 4la .
Clev Graph B .
Climax NJ 1.20a
Cluett Pbody 2
tClu-Pea alb pf Z
Coca Cola 3a
tCoca-Col A 8
Colg p aim p /
tool PIP pf 4 u
tColl&Aik pf 5
Colo Flu & Ir L.
tColo e. South
+Colo&So lst pf
tool g. Sou . pf
Colum BrA.40g
Colum BIB. 40g
Col Ga s&El log
Colu G&E pf 6 -
Colum Ptct 2 Kaf.
Columbian C 4
Coml Credit q
Coml Inv Tr q
Coml Solv 24e =.
Comwl Ed l 40
Comwl e. Sou
Com&So of 2hk
Conde Mast lie
icons Cg pf 49
Con Copper .10e
Cons Eds ! so
Cons Eds pf g.
Cons F In pf Hk
Cons Laund Ag-
Cons Nat G la
ConsRR Cub pf
Cons Vultee 2
ConSolnCoal Hg
tConsum pf An
Container CpHg
Cont Baking hg
Cont Can l..
| Cont DiamF log
Cont InS 1.60a
| Cont Motor. .20g
| ContOilDel. .40g-
| Cooper Bessn /.
tCoop-Bes pf g.
CoppNwld 80
tCopwld of 2h -
tCorn Exc $40
Corn Rod 2 so
Cornell-D El so
lCoty Inc .30e
Crane Co l
tCrane Co pf 5
Crown Cork&S ]
Crown C Of 2A
Crown zeller l.
Crucible Stl Be-
tCuba RR pf
Cub Am Sug lie
ICudahy PIX l.20.
Curtis Publish -
Curtis pf pf 3a-.
Curtis-Wr 34e--
Curtis-Wr A q
Cutler-Hsm .35g
Dawson Chm l
tDayP&Lpf 4h
Deere & Co 2e
Deisel-Wem l Va
Del & Hudson 4
Del Lack & Wn-
Det Eds / 20
Diam Mitch / "a -
Dist-C S haze
Doehler-Jrv A4g
Dome M hi 20
DouglasAirc 5e-
| Dow Chem 8
Dow Chem pf 4
Dresser Ind new
Dunhill init -.
| Du Pont lkg =
Eagle P Id 60
Eastern Air l. l.
Eastm anK sag.
Eaton Mfg s.
Elastic Stop Nut
Evening star., 1945-06-20
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LADIES' HATS REMoDELED, FABRICS,
fslts, straws; designed blocking, cleaning.
VOGUE HATS 1923 l4th NV. Open eyes.
VACANCY for qualified child care. reason
aaRpN Hnf 51ssS bE Tohs 1hs nSn,h 81 sid3 25
better pictures, Bond Bldg. DI 6a23 :
TEACHER WILL CARE for children in her
home by cay, week or hour; supervised
play and nap periods. sH. sl67.
WANTED volunteer master of ceremony
and amateur or professional entertainers
l tor bond sara earavan' l to $50 p.m. Cali
NURSING CARE WANTED for elderly
woman. Private room and ability to care
Tor nervous patient necessary Ample re-
muneration. Call WI. 5S27. to II am,
or evenings.
CANDID PHOTOS of baby. family or party;
easily mailed overseas; l5. all different,
$50 Gntroductory) AID. 301i.
NAVY NAY W.T. WIFE will do ghY and cook eve
bath, Sc. or ne. suburban home; employed
couple preferred. Box 296-E. Star. 2l'
Evening star., 1945-06-20
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired quickly; factory-trained MECHANICS.
Rsh Msshinss pITshsSsd Jpuuire Re- ,ds ssas
EHRM S3ahp ssna Tspsrsd slas
days, BERT GABBARD CO. 2nd A. 223
SPPFEaSGEdsg SPPEiasSS GeEdsg efse4sel l4th and nw 26
chimes: 24-hr service. Ii, 6sas. III
mis- nets, tarpauiins heavy and lisht can.
xWfs xss Effserns sffea d1 azsn sns
ing: prompt service. AWNING SERVICE
Co. 1880 Georgia ave. NV. RA. $500
BATHROOM and kitchen fixtures installed
Complete bathrooms as low as $3.50, in
Guiding white recessed enameled iron tub
Have that Bathroom Installed now. TAKE
for free estimate DAY BROS, 14od
651SMEhkAs 51.shh hErArREp, 4s-hs: service; al
SGaENT s2Gs re zNb s. bkck N PWoRk 4stt done prompt
ly: satisfactorily and at REASONABLE, cost
eli cHEASfSG lsTsi of upholstered furniture e and
sensational results gusrsnteed: work done
EhEofkf5SS Mn fkyTT .SFG1ssass ssS ., :. ty1.,
paired; house wiring and extra base plugs
HssTsasi EnECTaie WIkikG Goshasi assur.s .zsr. S out,
ExrfEnr e IS 20 mssos ss g. cow sSs A psiss.ors as,
g0TshsS FhsSAA saAra5sS D aass ssplase class b!aess
FLOORS. laying, sanding. finishing. clean
9szs; @ szss x; a. lsss, :. PETERsoE. tsl' 81
9os sad as.ns saNDssG o shs sas A. sssan sss
MS ESoso "a. sfbsp!Eaia 81 Rsia fAsz pa z7ds. dsAO Aous
Evening star., 1945-06-20
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

CEMENT WORK-stone walls, fagstone
E, M,ARcUGe1o' Route 4, Horners lane,
FLOOR I.S{S, 5 SERVICE si aesh,ns s 9u. u. oss.:
fSe, Sa GnosiNSllstiens Bruce Is nishss oo
j.9 J5HSsMASv1LIE sss Nv 1zo roofing, siding, insua-
sSHEs 'sE@ 5sss g. {sll: o goo }S pay
struction. repairing. remodeling, asphalt
shinsle roofs. asbestos wall siding. insula.
MoDERSSMfzE YoUR aoME asSd and add .dd,-
sa sss nshe 1s uureas as0
ASBESTOS s,dina and d5'o@os roons and ssnePs
s@s mephs Ges su Tss ssnstf Ho
RENoXAT1No CO. 1920 Irving St NV
MopnaS,zE AR IaeS youR HOME porcDe, IN.
Closed recreation rooms built, attics fin
and plumbing, roofing. siding and storm
tEfs ssSs!f
sral contractors. GE. 1851
PAINTING, decorating. roof repairs, home
Cali any time AID. 5129.
NER CORR, Hobart 41so, Johns s-Maa-
doWs screens, heatine. remodeiins as' I Terms rms
REMODEL, modernize your nome now;
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL install
ROOF1NG. ASBESTOS siding. remodeiins
terms. l.l6 years SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO. Georgia l1OS-1I13
Msmsss fes Msnylfl. N Home IMPROVEMENT Guild
SPRACRETE Gun-sprayed, permanent
e9aatins na for stYsee hogses % wstsrproeis
WATERPROOFING, all kinds; Easements
waterproofed. windows caulked, etc. ROB
ERT =: PRICE REPUBLIC 1891: go.
GARDINER CORP. HO. 412O; Johns Man
Vile roofing siding, insulation; storm win
sPECIALIZiNG in carpentery and remodel
Jobs of any type 25 years experience
white mechanics. Lincoln 1878. 80.
GUARANTEED home improyements-We
do papering painting, roofing and all types
OF home improvements; no cash down,
small monthly payments, FEDERAL CON-
TRACING CO.. a15 New York ave NV.
MA. 7416. 22t