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The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
|nquiryLoon1s
in Hamira1l(k
School Board Paid
Selves illegally

LANSING, Nov. 2 - (P -
Attorney General John r. Deth-
mers disclosed today he has
turned over to Wayne County
Prosecutor Gerald X. O'Brien
an audit of the Hamtramck
Board of Education which he
said disclosed wide range of il
legal and apparently improper
expenditures Of tax money.
Dethmers said O'Brien and
his staff would meet with him
next week to decide ION the
course to be taken" He said
he and O'Brien then would con-
slider the possibility of criminal
action and whether a more
be ordered.
1.-THE report discloses such ir-
regularities," Dethmers assert
ed, "as indicate to me that 1t
should be laid before the Prose
cutor Of Wayne County for at
tention.'
The audit was prepared by
Richard c. Shepler of Auditor
General John d. Morrison's
staff.
Contrary TO state law, Deth-
mers said, IL members of the
Board of Education received
S19,424 in salaries from July /.
1899 to Feb. %, 1945. He said
salaries for school board men,
bers were illegal unless approv-
ed by the voters and that there
was no record of such an elec-
ton having been held.
Both the audit and Dethmers
criticized the board for exces-
sive expense payments for at
tending educational conferences
in various parts Of the country.
Dethmers criticized prac-
tise, disclosed by the audit OF
board members charging SUBJ
stantial expenses for confering
in Detroit and Lansing with DR..
Eugene B. Elliott, State Super
intendent Of Pub C Instruc-
ton. The audit listed $162 for
a meeting by six members Of
the board with Elliott in Lam
sing and said members frequent
1y received S25 for meeting FL
liott in Detroit.
The audit reported numerous
instances Of school officials be-
ing paid simultaneously from
school funds, federal funds, out
side sources, and the City OF
Hamtramck. 1t charged a num-
Der of teachers were paid more
than their contracts required.
The audit said that the aver
age per capita cost for educa-
ton in Hamtramck rose from
S87.58 in 1885 to S205.99 In
1914, while the school enroll.
ment was declining from 9,42C
students to 4,815 in the same
periOd.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
Injured Nazi p0Ws
Are Still Critical

BLISSFIELD. Mich, Nov. 2
-R)- Two German prisoners
of war injured in the train
truck crash near here fatal to
II men Wednesday were re-
ported still in critical condition
today.
The two were moved yester-
day from Adrian Hospital to the
Percy Jones General Hospital
annex at Fort Custer. Sixteen
prisoners and an American SOL
dier were killed In the crash.
Six injured men at Camp
Perry, Ohio, were reported still
In serious condition.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
BY HAL BOYLE

TOKYO, Nov. q up - !
am being haunted by a grown
up atabrine pill with black hair.
He Is a Japanese hotel room
boy named Tetuo Umezo. He 10
18 years old and about three
inches taller than the hub Of .
jeep.
One week ago the hotel man.
agement assigned him to clean
my room, and now can't scrape
him out of my life. He has left
the room momentarily and that
has given me this chance to slip
the word of my plight to the
outside world. Help! Help!
It is all my own fault. It be-
gan seven days ago when there
came a knock on the door and
Tetuo poked his head in. He was
laden with mops, brooms, rags,
brushes and a pail OF water.
Hello" I said tentatively.
Tetuo bowed and answered
pleasantly, where is the toir-
et?" He didn't know what toilet
meant: some American had
taught him that the phrase was
a polite good-morning greeting.
"Preese, may I Green room?"
he asked - and without waiting
for a reply began swarming all
over the place. BY the time l
had leaped out Of bed and into
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02

ishes polishing my snoes. Other
wise he looks so sad that get
that creepy, guilty feeling.
FIVE GEIsHA GIRLS
Once Tetuo and one of his
buddies asked me II had re-
ceived any Japanese presents. I
hadn't. They asked what I
would like. and I replied off,
hand, "Oh, about five pretty
Geisha girls" Then, terrified. I
saw a fanatical CLEAN come in
10 Tetuo's eyes. I could see he
was plotting to get them. Wild
iy l bribed him with candy bars
10 forget the whole thing - lest
l come home some night to find
girls fluttering around the place
like cabbage butterflies.
One morning I decided that I
would stay in bed late and read
and let the screwy world 20 to.
Four times I hurled Tetuo and
his mops and brooms out into
the hall. Then he decided I was
sick and delirious.
In five minutes up he came
again with breakfast on q tray.
I ate it, finished my book and
started to get up. Tetuo wouldn't
let me. I was sick, he had de-
cided. Three times I fought off
his attempts to feed me pills.
Now I'm too tired to struggle
any more. I will lie here for
ever.
Oh, Lord, here he Is again,
and what do you suppose he IL
bringing me? Fresh yellow
flowers In an empty medicine
bottle!
Help! Help!
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
BRITISH SLEUTHS MAKE REPORT
Confident Hitler Dead

who directed the studies said
today that Martin Bormann, the
Fuehrer's deputy, also was re-
ported to have died trying to es-
cape the besieging Russians.
Bormann is under indictment
as war criminal for trial at
Nuremberg. His whereabouts
never have been officially plac-
ed.
The exhaustive British intelli-
gence investigation concluded
that Hitler and the Braun WOm-
an were dead and their bodies
burned outside the bunker of
the Reichschancellory where
Eva swallowed poison and Hit
Ter sent bullet crashing into
his mouth on April 80.
There is no evidence what
ever to support any Of the the
cries which have been circulat-
ed and which presuppose Hitler
is still alive" the British state
ment said.
The intelligence report told
this tale of the last days OF the
German dictator as gathered
from eye witnesses:
Hitler's original plan was to
fly to Berchtesgaden April 20
and continue the fight. But two
days later, he concluded that
the war was lost and told his
advisors he would die in Berlin.
He completed plans for his
suicide the following night and
for the burning of his body.
Hitler married Eva Braun on
April 20 and retired with her
TO their suite for a wedding
feast, but the conversation about
the suicide was SO oppressive
that Hitler's secretary had to
leave.
Hitler said goodbye to about
20 people on April 80 and then
he and the Braun woman retired
to their suite where they both
committed suicide - Hitler by
shooting himself through the
mouth, Eva Braun apparently
by taking poison" although she
had a revolver.
Propaganda Minister Joseph
Goebbels and Bormann and per-
haps others wrapped Hitler's
bloody body in blanket and
placed it in the garden beside
the woman's body. Both were
drenched with gasoline and
lighted. The bodies apparently
were resoaked several times and
burned again and again until
nothing recognizable remained.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
Fight COP Free Press Provision in UkRRA Grants
Administration Is Hoping
Senate Will Reject Plan

State Department, they asserted
it might cripple the program OF
the belief agency.
There was strong possibility
an attempt would be made to
write similar restriction into
another UNRRA authorization
bill on which he House Foreign
Affairs Committee soon will
start hearings.
The new measure would pave
the way for another United
States grant of Sl,350,000,000 to
UNRRA, in addition to $780,
100000 already supplied and the
S550,O0O,00O in yesterdays bill.
Hoots came from the Republi-
can side when Mccormack de-
clared the Brown Amendment
would deny relief to human
beings" He pleaded for defeat
of the proposal on humanitarian
grounds, saying people can't
live on freedom of the press" but
must have food and shelter and
clothing"
The Democratic leader and
others warned that approval OF
the amendment might cause dis
trust of the United States.
But Brown and Republicans
who backed him hammered
away with the contention no
governments would permit their
people to be deprived of UNRRA
aid simply because of the limi-
tation. If they did, Brown said,
the responsibility would not be
this nations.
The Ohioan, a newspaper pub
Usher, pointed out that the
amendment did not undertake
to impose a general free press on
nations receiving UNRRA aid.
Without the amendment, he
said, there is no way Of knowing
whether United States relief dol
lars are being spent properly
abroad.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
Noted Jewish
Author Corllinq
Synagogue Lecture
Set for Tuesdoy

DR.. Trude Weiss Rosmarin,
nationally known author and
lecturer, will appear at the Beth
Tephilath Moses Synagogue.
South avenue at Maple street,
on Tuesday, Nov. 6 at $50 p. m.
DR.. Rosmarin's subject will be
"Jews and Judaism in the Post
war World" and she will be in
troduced by Arthur Feldman,
president of the Mount Clemens
B'nai Birth Lodge, and Rabbi
Joseph Krickstein.
The visiting author and lectur-
er is generally regarded as the
leading Jewish woman scholar
in America. She is the editor of
the Spectator" a monthly jour
nal of Jewish literature and life
DR.. Rosmarin holds the degree
of Doctor Of Philosophy and is
the author of several notable
volumes. Among her best known
books are: THE Religion of Rea-
son." The Hebrew Moses-An
Answer to Freud" and Judaism
and Christianity the Differ
ences."
She is highly regarded as a
keen and brilliant commentator
on contemporary Jewish issues
and problems and greatly es-
teemed as a popular lecturer.
DR.. Rosmarin will speak here
under the joint auspices of the
B'nai Birth and the Beth Tephil-
ath Moses sisterhood and ladies
auxiliary. Her address will in
augurate a course of lectures by
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02

BERLIN, Nov. 2 - (E9 -
British intelligence officers
have concluded that if any trace
remains on earth of Adolf Hitler
and his bride of a day, Eva
Braun, it is merely ashes and
bits of bones buried somewhere
in the ruins of Berlin.
A British intelligence officer
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02

The famed crew races be-
tween Harvard and Yale, which
in pre-war years took the form
of a colorful regatta at New
London, Conn.,, first were rowed
on Lake Winnepesaukee, New
Hampshire, In 1852.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
SEEK LOST DOG

Police and sheriffs deputies
have been asked to help trace
a valued lost dog, owned by
Henry LaCroix, of 76 Crocker
boulevard.
The pet, a male dog Of the
Blue Tick variety, was last seen
on North avenue near the city
limits. 1t is spotted roam, tan
and blue, and wore a tan leath-
er collar. A reward is offered.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02

nationally known Jewish figures
during the coming year. to be
sponsored by these organizations.
The public is invited to attend
the lecture and all are asked to
be seated before $50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1945-03-26
PERSONAL lcanf. !

ALEXANDRIA GOLF and tennis fans. one
week, more to enroll; special full playing
rors satarday far pm sandays and f bo
andria gof and cou coSn5rs try ciup q Enrollment
perary .ofiee; GEORGE MASON HOTEL.
MfIIiNEhI, shfnf Ah Toop pkEsrYLrNa, BLOCKING,
cleaning, trimming; fabrics. straws, .felts,
made to order; exquisite samples in stocks.
VOGUE HATS. 1928 14th NV. Open eve.
sLIPCovERs AND DRAPERIEs profession
ally egt and tailored carly sppointment
DREssMAKING, seamstress. MRS. wEAv-
Err. 207 Morgan st; NV. ME, 0452. Open
Wansed ne for
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
ennsciousness voice culture, drama, plat
sgseSh pTyats Tutor MI 2s5o
9sdsH Also ssssyli9s sad sS sissSstIons %aas
S'e!sss Rcsn S!1sss EkaEa isos 'i0 st
Or wEa JOHNSON so dsn,st salse tsssb
fsSsIy saEpHERp saE as $3.50 ask for Miss
Wrig't, II YOU are in need Of a loan up to
aSS 81 FEAR SfaI 'lsnsiaIs
aeEeiSp fsH Ssf e1urage and gain poise learn to
ta!k nueptly and eonVlnclngly For private
| interview phone Ma 34SS
COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, day and board
ing nursery through 9th grade hot lunch
| yidual attention stressed; art music.
dancing: extensive Fairgrounds SH. 1874
| WAKE UP BY PHONETIC original wake
| Details after $3.50 pm. DE 5305 31s
| CIRCLE CLUB DANCES, where friends
fha nbane IL fee NJ in
BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL has several
vacancies in grades 10. Art, music, riding,
| swimming and all sports. HOWELL ACAD-
ENVY WI 3G33
Evening star., 1945-03-26
HELP MEN tcont.)

WATERS, full or. part time, exp. fol
bsttsrclass clisnssls E1od tips; must b
RANT, 1907 De Sales st. NV. Referral
WATERS. eolored; opporsunity to earn
restaurant: dependable and sober men
only. Please apply evenings, wEARLEY's
MA1TERs &c tcoiored, Siw; for seafood restaurant
only dependsble men need apply: excellent
iconaSens oee meaS 1nsrdsd ARp'
W2TchaAkEk-s1oo 1sST / Il piS weekly salary. plu.
ToGNy TTesGfy 1Snas MAN, asssmb1 ssx Sto e ss
area saiars. ss5 wesk. TSsa phone VI VI
xARR Z =, MEN noSovsn SsoloTsa Apply II gsrss9
WHnra VIII and MPS Ps ave We !. familiar With c,+v
truck: ideal working conditions, good
ssl salary, S,,Ls permanent position. Apply 1915
WooDWARD D., q nLeoTHRop has immediate
openings for packers, checkers. stock
2EE 2SGS %okk ss lISos II our
either morning, afternoon or evening hours.
vate interests. you can readily qualify to
make yourself some extra money. Ex-
psencs LEI not e to 4o
over. II you have the ambition we have
a part-time Job TO- fit it. Apply informa-
tion desk, GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORES.
S45 Bladensburg I'd. ne, any day, 8 am.
CoIeRED MEN (a) to operate fish dept.
in our store, clerk work only, no cleaning;
full position, regular hours; exp. not
necessary; we S teach yon z,, Apply d MI Gold ID
f. # foG sSf eAN Sell ssiTefa mEss snf
there's good lob for you here at Penney's.
Selling civilian goods helps maintain the
home front by, supplying vital, civilian
needs. We do not want people with teehni-
cal skills needed in industry. j.. O. PENNEY
CO., INC, Wilson Blvd. and North High
1and nEfdrd Arlington 5ang eciarendon)' Va. Phone
WooDwARD g. LoTHRoP has immediate
openings for portars, full or part time.
Apply employment ofice, 9th floor. 9:3O-6
aaily, S$r4, 12;3q12 Thgrsday. Thy c,xn.xv ...
for local Washington territory. Perma-
nent position. Good salary plus bonus
plan. Must have USES referral. card.
Write Post ONCE Box No. 4, Walbrook Sta
tion, Baltimore 16, MARYLAND. stating past
OUTSIDE farm equipment salesman. We
have the goods to sell and If you are a
man who can talk and enjoys talking to
the farmer, then you are the man we want.
Excellent salary to start. Write US about
FfRsT fGRsST AND Jog sEco5 sSy Cooks for country
club. good salary, vpleasant surroundings.
4 Good PLACE TO woRK-carlton Hotel,
10th and K SITS. NV. needs experienced
sauce, sauce cook; top salary: Apply CHEF.
party, Apply YANKEE TRADING STORE,
5l4 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-03-26
HELP MEN and WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT for part-time work: must be
ouanned 70 MAKE necessary reports. State
age. training and experience. Box 204-G.
BEAUTY OPERATORS in our Antoine
salon salon at to the sprISss Valley shop Apply
6ooKKEEPER, retail experience preferred;
oee Snd 0GRSH oor HE HEeRF RRF co esfSfnnsi ST.
Bus HELP. colored; short hours, no nights,
nc 1o.S SUNDAYS, PAID vacations; good Day. 5Ol
6aRETAREk, sIa Fl RH white couple, for small es-
IS equven to $50 S0m Dea ane aeee
IS s'Izas Aess
iing efses; 4s hrs; Sesfiy. "A Appis ply EAGLE
COOK. short-order. coiored, night work, 8
II fa time ss e1csens 1ash ss
HEeaT AeRz co ST. at Hss sh nW Snd
COUPLE. man and woman, or women.
reliable L AN and e exp=srisneed = for general house,
COUPLE, white, experienced. for g.hw.
Gated in Va. close to Washington; IL good
cooking and cleanliness necessary; ref
nen nosfon oT go3d salary and
COUPLE tcolored), to live in; man to do
AoooepSy outleS' MAc LO 40 cooklnR ana
a%s TooD ets5H8f c3 e2EkKs Ss 1s or over
will, train you for essential work on our
food counters. Good pay while learning
Uniforms furnished and laundered free.
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
SeHEasfs SESEsRAL a oFr16k Fl e. CLERK, male or te-
'0f Seh EseHRs EahR aHSe II hes5s co
JANITSK, NJ must be experienced painter and
FOUR COLLECTORS; good opportunity for
ex-service or retired personnel; permanent,
pleasant work. Apply 1101 M st, NV.
fREsSERs wanted. good working Sondi-
tons best best OF salaries. PAUL's CLEANERS.
SALESPEOPLE. part or full time. for all
departments Of our stores; pleasant work
PEOPLES DRUG sToRE or ofice. n
sHoRT ORDER COOK. Apply after 4 pm.
R714 Wa%sn SSSa HGPs gb I'd
knowledge Of bookkeeping. Also man as
salesman for seed and implement store
Good salaries paid. Go to work at once:
permanent Jobs. BALDERSON CO.. INC,
S2S ST5 Indiana aaps aye; NV .r,. ,,.,o.
ose oSS and P1StXn5 MMFk II arcondtoRed
TOR CO, 2910 JEFF. Davis hgwy. Phone
SEARS RoEBUCK & co. has openings for
salesmen and women in all departments.
Full time, 30 hrs, or evening hours. Ap-
ply at once, personnel offices, 1900 wis.
Wilson blvd. in Arlington, 1928 Georgia
Evening star., 1945-03-26
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALL CLASSES OF REPAIRS. alterations
es5nias ssanes sAGrEk Ssf f'9s * o
WE BUILD, tear a s down and an noys. &c csn % %
PAINTING. piastering cement work. car
nRTRoPoES POI FaS FOeaS R.
Trinidad 1910 O. - Ask for Mr.. Willis 81
ans GoR ss6sn. nsShR hRs Hgs ns psf
ISo coiNSTTkAcTToks. NC isia Wiseon-
GENERAL 5iE fis NGoNTKkacroR-eet repairing
and remodeling done now before Sprins
rush, estimates free. c. A. NEWELL
PLUMBING PLIHSnas G'0 AND HEATING y We are
equipped to ha9dlf any size EeDatE re
ENGINEERING CO.. 14oo Spring I'd. NV.
CEMENT CEN S1 WORK, stone walls. nagstone
E MARRcHIUGSdo' s-!iRt Route A. Horners lane
MoDERNIZE YOUR HoME-Porches In
closed. recreation rooms built, attics nm
ished concrete and brick work. painting
FsFa Get 81 fcss ssn en-
MO fiasTz fsoFs YouR HONE and add .dd
basement ] from rooms fnished fS porches he's inciosed,
asbestos siding H' and lI' Toofins and eeneTsi
house repairs. Get our free estimate
SmaH mODJDly payments. IABOR
RENOVAT1NG CO.. 1920 Irving st. NV,
5AINTING AND DECORATING, 40 years at
making homes brighter: .unexcelled work
at reasonable rates. For free estimates.
Call RA $3.50 or GE 1853 after $50 pm.
LUCAS. LUCAS & LUCAS. s23 Emerson
st NV
PAINTING. PAPERING, PtASTERING and
general repairs Electrical work Materials
available Free estimates. White mechanics.
Prompt service Terms arranged HOUGH
BROS. CO. DI 4l0o: after p.m. FIR.
REMODEL and modernize your home now;
terms: free estimates. NATIONAL install
LATION CO., 55O2 Wisconsin ave. WI.
ROOFING, roof painting, siding Of all
kinds; free estimates. Cali 1886. 3. A.
ROOFING, ASBESTOS sld,ng. remodellng.
IMpRovEMENT CO. GeoTgia 11os-1lI3
Member I'M Home Improvement Guild
JOHNS-MANVILLE roofing, siding. insula-
| ton. storm sash; / to 3 years to pay
| IN NIRGINIA-Cau PATTERSON-GAR-
vile roofing, siding insulation: storm win
dows, screens, heating, remodeling. Terms.
| IN WA. HlNGTON Call PATTERSON
| GARDINER CORP. HO. $3.50; Johns-Man-
| vile .oofng, siding, insulation: storm win
doWs, screens. heating. remodeling. Terms
Evening star., 1945-03-26
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEFPFR w

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER, Washing
tonian ONCE executive, capable taking full
charse; Draft exempt. Box 156-K. Star
.cro,,>,r.> 27'
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
part time, tax returns, audits, statements;
prompt, reasonable. Shepherd 1854 81.
ACCOUNTANT, experienced, white, draft
exempt, familiar with payroll taxes, in
ventories. correspondence. office manage
ACCOUNTANT, experienced, wishes part.
time work, nights and Saturdays, about
~ hours per week. Call SH. 1862 27s
FARMER, experienced with stock crops
and poultry. wants farm to operate On
salary or share basis. Box 17S-K. Star
26a
MANaSEh, real estate, Thoroughly exper-
fenced loans, rents, sales, financing; avail
able at once. Box 236-K, Star 27s
tromance and TeutonicJ, thoroughly ac-
auainted with Office {also hoteD work,
seeks lucrative employment Ono sales work.
evenings evenings splendid references. Box 247-K,
Evening star., 1945-03-26
REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont,

PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. also
small plaster JOB; work done IN nrst-elass
sanding: quality workmanship; white me-
faap1fii PafNfINe "a AND hsSG; PAPER HANcNe-w.
Bssl aBsss ssH ssf"sf' sf Less fs s5s"' ss5sis
PAINTING, PAPFRING, plastering-For
that feeling of ,prewar efficiency, service,
let me do your work. III do the Job and do
it well, without giving you any. any Of f. the he
often blamed on the war. Efficiency is as
proSe eStehoy M ca aHes Mr. WI GE gg e.
PAPERHANGISG, painting; spec: prices
SPICE, "a, ss2s, s,....-,n.. .,.,,.,
prices this month: finest work BY white
mechanics, available now. Ho. 6964.
PAPERiNG 1 painting hoor scrapiing, pm rIs hoor
pAPGRING AND PAINTING, Al work;
estimates free. Call MR. BECKETT Du'
PaPIRHANG1NG AND PAINTING. first
PAP PapEE Eork on Phone eo
PzFhk Pliahan HAsaise aSsSs this week only. 81 and
Pc pers: W WORK 5S0 guarsa5sed. MieRisan si 5si5
sssf; ssgs 4sS NAGso sSs5 SIS and
na d09s ss Sess No sSsi
Iee f. e. H2MaroS IA ifI tSS R9 oeas E0mD' sei:e
cs SPd p1 eePsans 4S47 " as x9rk
PLUMBNG-We are especially equipped
to take care 81 your our emeTsency
saaRfs 0etor0HS co G4oo spFns A rd 1b
RADIos REPAIRED in your home If pos
sible, 25 years. experience; all . work guar
aaDo nefd EsFVff Free p es WORK guar
SHOP. 81 pm: Friday and SATURDAY..
III kEfiRHEaaERaTioR Ha i zsRsgsd IL makes, as zqs55
fP Rg Rs1f GO sfs9cr fals commercial
ARD aFI nst5IfiJ scHURR, II 4 No. ss55. INV
ROOFING, quick service: leaks: slate, tile.
setS ssaTsntssd. Cali L1FToH' GE s4s1. ..
ROOFING tnniRg p Dantpg gutssEing rnd
SCREEN AND STORM SASH combinations.
Avoid future, delays and DISAPPOINTMENT
TO q scqeens ana ana 3e h0W STORM
sash combinations reasonable cost pay
for fto e M bos sang
metal fitting frame, positive sill drainage
and metal ventilation fittings; deferred
payments lTee QemOIStTdLlun anu celi-
| mate. Call any time, WO. $3.50.
SEWING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS repairs
on any make Adjusting ard oiling. 81
Parts and supplies for all machines Sew
ing machine dept. 3rd floor S. KANN
SONS CO.: District 200
SEWING MACHINE REPAIkS-We inspect,
oil and adjust any make machine. 69c.
Replacement parts for all make machines.
| Famous New Home" sales and service.
THE PALAIS ROYAL. sewing machines.
2nd foo. DI 400
SNORING. underpinning, remodeling ". B
CLEMMER, 24Q1 18th st me- Wash
4 D. C.: phone DU. S4S1 and HO; 1914.
| IUPHOLSTFRING. custom work. ! will
gladly use your own material. CLINTON
TO- EGERTON. GE. 343l. 26'
Used CAMERAS bought and sold Full
LER & d'ALBERT. NC. 715 10th st. n VI
National <7I2
away or cut UP for YOUR fireplace. Call
Glebe 1922 mh26-
DO THAT CARPENTER JOB NOW-Re-
! low urices 201 E 81. NV. Sligo 64SS. q.