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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-11-22
IMPROVE %sTOCKYARD

Tampico-The stockyard at TAM
pico is being enlarged. A scale is
being installed and more loading
chutes will be built.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-11-22
Around 4 IL
The - ~
Town "a

Don't be surprised if you see a
General Grant and a couple OF
howitzers parked in front OF the
court house some day. An army
news release says that these and
ether war relics, now obsolete, can
he secured by veterans organlza-
tons. museums and municipal cor
porations, which must pay the
freight.
If you're going TO play
basketball in Glasgow high this
wear, you have to get up before
breakfast! Remembering weak
neSses of last season, Coach Ray
Baker has instituted shooting
pTactice from 1880 to $3.50 every
school day morning. II includes
free throws and an award for
the best percentage out of every
200 shots. Last we heard, the
Luckman brothers, Joe n
Mickey, were pushing each
other for high, with Dodge
KOon running a close third.
When one of the major oil COM
panies that has been leasing IN TINS
area begins test drilling operations
on BoWdoin dome and perhaps fur-
ther east, each we'll will cost about
500 1000, we are told by a well-ln-
formed source Modern rotary oper-
ations are rapid but costly. quite a
contrast from drilling with the OLD
star rig we first saw in Montana
some 25 years ago.
HEIDI Helpl Help! There were 1875
discharges reported from the serv-
ices here last month. we'd like to
run at least a brief story about every
man who has served his country.
But it's pretty obvious that we just
haven't the time to run down all
these veterans. If they or their rela-
tives will drop in or phone us, 1t Will
be appreciated.
Reading the story of the Mayo
cline. we came across the name OF a
DR.. Millett. an early associate and
also the father of a former Glasgow
physician. We believe DR.. Ross Mil
lett of GLASGOW was the only non
orary member of our volunteer fire
deuartment: a more enthusiastic fire
huff we never had. One evening,
some idle pranksters borrowed an
ambulance. When Doc was well set
tied in bed. they drove the machine
past his house. blowing the siren
full blast. The clarion call reused
Doc TO seek the fire" but ne never
found it. Twice more that night, he
was awakened by what he thought
was the fire call. But that didn't
keep him from answering alarms in
the future.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-04
IN MEMORIAL

In loving memory of our dear
husband and uncle, James w.
Lyall, who passed away the 7th
of August, 1915:
God saw the road was getting
rough.
The hills were hard to climb,
He gently closed His loving low
ing eyes,
And whispered "Peace be Thine"
His weary hours. his days of pain.
His weary nights are past,
His ever patient worn out frame
Has found sweet rest at last.
Loving and kind in all his ways,
Upright and just to the end of
his days;
Sincere and true in heart and
mind,
Beautiful memories he left be-
hind.
Somewhere back of the sunset,
Where loneliness never dies,
He lives in the land of glory
Mid the blue and gold of the
skies.
And we, who have known and
loved him,
And whose passing brought sad
tears,
Will cherish the memory always
To brighten the drifting years.
Wife, Della Lyall, and neice,
Mrs. c. Horton.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-04
Obituary
ESTLE McFIELD HURLEY

Estle McField Hurley, son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Hurley,
was born March II, 1886 and de-
parted this life, August 80, 1945,
making his stay on earth, SO years,
5 months and Is days.
He was married to Betty Shu-
make, December %, 1910 and to
this union were born the follow
ing children: Arson and Willie,
of Street, Md; Gilbert, of Hokes-
sen, Del; Jess, in the army in
Germany; Mrs. Maryetta Powers,
of Bina; Mrs. Ophelia Day, of
-Joppa, Md; Stella, Bobbie Lee
and Jackie, of Crumpler. Two of
the children, Lima and Ruth, pre-
ceded him in death in their infan-
.cy.
Besides the living children and
an invalid wife, he leaves II
grandchildren, one sister, Mrs.
Roxie Brown, and other relatives
and friends to mourn his passing.
He was kind and affectionate
husband and a good father, and
he worked hard to provide the
comforts of life for his large fami-
ly.
He had been in declining health
for the past three years and had
been confined to his home and
1aaed for the past eight months.
in his Affections he was pa
eaent, and expressed his willing
mess to go. He made profession
Of faith in Christ as his Saviour
about 20 years ago and was bap-
tized into the fellowship of the
church.
He told the writer of this
sketch that he was ready to go
:, and that he felt that the Lord
would take care of him.
While it is hard for the wife
land children to give him up, we
&feel that their loss is his eternal
zgain.
$50 goodbye, husband and ia
xsfrer, and may each of you so live
faha when the summons of death
saconfes you will be ready, and that
you all may be reunited on that
s,ssaeefnl shore.
! Written by w. E. Denny
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-04
PAGE TWO
Fats Salvage Is
Still In Demand

The fat situation is still acute,
because it is unlikely that any
: appreciate supply of oils will be
received from the areas surren-
sdered by the japanese for some
time to come, says Mrs Estelle
T. Smith of State College, chair
man of the N. c. Fat Salvage Com
mittee.
Salvaged fats, so important in
.&the war program, are today No.
item in the reconversion plan.
Mrs. Smith urges that there be no
1et-down in the drive for maxi
mum used-fat collections.
She asks that the more than
Forty thousand home demonstra-
eion club women and all of the
boys and girls in the All clubs
throughout the state continue
their activities in saving, collect
ing and delivering used fats to
: concentration points in local areas.
Agricultural workers councils
and groups of neighborhood lead
ers in rural areas, both men and
women, can be of great service
to their country and materially
help in speeding the reconversion
program by consistently working
for the collection of used fats"
Mrs. Smith declares "ZVhi1a fhoro
has been an increase in the quar-
terly quota of fats and oils for
the production of civilian supplies
of soap, still the situation on oils
continues to remain acute and the
need for the salvaging of fats in
the home is one of the most i'm
portant points in the reconversion
plan"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27
Celebrate Boat Club Anniversary

WHILE celebrating the 06h anniversary of
the Detroit Club Saturday night dinner held in
the clubhouse number of Boat Club wives had their
"get-togehers" =.
foursome including Mrs. Bruce Tappan Mrs. Frank
Wilton Mrs David Sutter Mrs. Winfield Scott Jewell
Jr dned at Al Green's and then went to Mrs Suffers house
to play bridge
Mrs Theodore Sedwck entertained Mrs. Roy De Hart
Mrs David Preston Mrs John o. MaCFarlane and
Mrs Herbert BumpuS dinner and bridge " her house
Seminole
Besides the husbands of these other who
brated at the club DR.. William H. Duncan Mai
Robert Cove DIR Lyle Waggoner Mai George Mcbride
Ray Snger Ronald X. Williams Kenneth Crittenden
John Dener Dr. Harold Raynor Edward J. Schoenherr
1t William Queay James c. Sim DR. Edward Isbey
1t Dayton Howe Harold Waldo Stuart Baxter
Frank Reed Richard Straw Fred Mason and Thomas
Cannon, who guest of honor
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27

A GROUP of Bloomfield Hills marons . , members Of the
auxiliary of St Elzabehs Home for the Aged combine good
works with pleasant social gatherings during the
They hold meeting at II every Monday lunch
the institution and spend the afternoon making
which to be sold bazaar May raise funds for the
home
Mrs Otto Kern president the auxiliary and
officers Mrs. James Vernon Mrs Walter o. Briggs
and Mrs William +. Connolly
Among others who the meeting today were
Mrs James O. Goudie Mrs. Harwood Bacon Mrs Walter
Williams Mrs Francis Palms Mrs George Baldwin
Mrs. Joseph Sweeney and Mrs. Milton CoulSon
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27

CAPT. AND MRS. DON B.
fSITTMAN, who were married
Feb. II in Lexington, N. C., are
making their home in Cocoanut
Grove, Miami.
The bridegroom. recently pro-
NOTED TO the rank of captain,
has returned from Is months
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27
Subscription Dinner Held at GP Yacht Club

THE CROSSE POINTE
YACHT CLUB was the scene
of a subscription dinner Satur-
day night which included Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence G.. Peez, the
Lyle Zislers, the John Muellers,
DR.. and Mrs. Wallace Shipton.
the Joseph E. Burkes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Benzin and the
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27
Capt. Don Sittman Married in South

overseas duty with the trans
port command. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K.cSittman of
Notre Dame avenue.
Mrs. Sittman is the former
Mary Evelyn Allen, daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. d. w. Allen
of Lexington, N. c.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27

Richard Degeners.
The Alvin Hamers and Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick j. Kennedy
were a foursome dining at the
club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27

Order War Stamps delivered
TO your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27
| n N ayfair With
l m "a. cs1a4ae>ro,57

CELEBRATING HER husbands birthday. which Sunday
i. . George Vawter gave dinner Saturday night in
their Buckingham Crosse Pointe inviting few
close friends
a o lovely pink gladiol centered the table
list included Mr.. and Mrs Howard French
Mrs. Paul Meink Mr. and Mrs Harry Howensen
johnson Janet Whrl Kelsey and Comdr.
dyyard tark
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27
DAUGHTER Visits Hartley Andersons

TIE HARTLEY ANDERSONS' house in buckingham ro
a gay place the weekend
AnderSons' Son-n-law and daughter Ensign and Nh
Charles S. Wilcox (JoAnn AnderSon) arrived Thursday
stay until tomorrow
Ensign Wilcox who has Notrc Dame being tran
the defense directors school ST. Smon Island
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-27
ArnoIds Stop OF for Visit

EN- ROUTE from San Francisco Nashville Comdr, B w.
Arnold III and Mrs Arnold who old friends of the Ander
stopped off to pay them visit
Codr Arnold who has been in the south Pacific for three
aircraft carrier has months leave before
reporting for feaSsignment
Mrs. Arnold flew to San Francisco TO meet him
Honorng their Mr. and Mrs Anderson dinner
party Saturday night in their house
And Sunday, they entertained about IS guests at
"open house" from 5 to o'clock
Blue gold flowers decorated the table the dining
and placed about the
Evening star., 1945-11-08
HELP poMEsT,c Cont,

NAP ss,d ,9T E liEh, gt6o houssWork. care small
ma sh yf % fs; dus, ar sc1a s .sIs hsrso
competent person ia. 1907
MAID. over q. for small family Of 4; no
cooking, no sundays. days; $22.5 plus
earfsrea; aa a1a, 18th and Pa. ave. Sc. cariine'
MAID soaa ss'sr; a5n apt s1asy w.
Maid Aes I's eop:risnesa oP ssas with children
MAID G. ii. VI. experienced: live IN IN: 5is.
day week; Sat; afternoon and all day Sun
home; city references; $40 week. Box
MAID. lSdi'. D.WafTREss-oirl VAT to do maid work
from $40 to | am: and serve dinner
MoTHERs NOT r HEnpER, noRs Whlte ph settled fa plain
cooking: pleasant SURROUNDINGS; private
;2. rm; S25. RA; 624a:
marketer ianndress eaaneE 10 SabS Se tsnSs, So9s
for family Of 4: alternate Sunday mornings
on, alternate time off wkiy. good food and
salaries; downstairs quarters; N; H. ave
26th. Cali SLIGO 972a now. WV
NURSE, complete charge 2-month-ol bah
for employed couple: live in; reference; at
NURSEMAID. live in; light duties: beauti-
ful upstairs room and pvt. bath; $50 per
WAITRESS, colored, 1st floor and base
Iss ment: live IN or put: Sl00 month: off
CURED, Call Ho. 676I between 10 and i.
responsibility of home; 3 children: salary
open. depending on qualifications Cali
pstwsen psn, 7:$4 p M and $40. EN-. ,S6.s.
s9 fond She Of cbdre Gr ys in tTeatse
required; $40 week, TA 4349
Evening star., 1945-11-08
PERsoNAi..

y IL.
HfTfis' Hffi'i iNuRsRRYf 'sn and kindergarten school eS
oe esso ns rsns ur shs
maties; 8 yea. around prosfsm; REGISTERED
REsfDEsf stni1GSt5sn Hotsn 1MoTHER for nuis.r,
school, must be experienced In care Of
FEEL BfTTEs after sai hfst treatment or no
ss rs ses seR nsns na ssss ns o
msnts. Also relief from aching, swollen
enee in hae9 eSarse sa es5
MODERN DREssMAKING' STUDIO. cen.
df pnemg o s
alterations; moderate prices. LEA ENGEI,
rIasutlr. FIaG F. st s6s n;W' Room 90 Telephone
rHONE sHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Wright. II you are in need Of q loar ND to
LEARN M n TO 'Ii DRIVE from your home.
n your car. Special rates for school stu
sffF sf9i' coyhRs o,hl e. SRAfEnrs 1asli Co s $500
Made of your own fabric: 5day delivery;
al custom work; bedspreads. etc. DAIG-
FHHaaYdS SHaT6s 6Fc26HFoRs 6F 26HF ssbY in your home
25 different poses, S125O You will treas
uTe these lovely natural pictures in. your
Sniiu owr ~, enviI IohIneut. TOT appointment
OPPORTUNITY for young woman under
40 to have vacation in the South for 3
or weeks, in exchange for driving De
Soto car for couple; all expenses paid
REJECTED MSS. corhdentially edited and
criticized; turn your old mss into profit;
WTts for aDpoiamsns q Box
pARsoN COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL mod
ern day and boarding school for children.
ave afem sH to ps74 = years old s4ol Georgia
HUMAN ALARM CLOCK. reliable. WAKE
UP SERVICE. For information call AT.
SLIPCoyERs professionally tailored. work
manshlp guaranteed; upholstered furniture
beautifully shampooed in your home. d.
YOUR BABY can be. photegrsp phed BY an
to your home. no fee. For prices phone
SH. 522l evenings and Sundays.
FUR AND MATERIAL HATS made to order.
Any fur matched: remodelng, trimming,
blocking. MISS HEDDY, Vogue Millinery,
1923 l4th st. W. co. 1897. Open ewes
GRADUATE NURSE, mother: will care
for baby in quiet, suburban home. Sligo
WANTED. by practical nurse. Dec. /. 2
eonvalescent or arrested cases; warm,
day. MRS. RHoDA NJ RILEY. Fails
WAKE UP BY PHONE, any hour, day or
night. Phone FIR. 425I.
SPANISH and the life of those who speak
it are studied as unit in our conyer-
Sational seminars. Limited, selective groups
now forming to begin Dec. /. Tel. Glebe
Evening star., 1945-11-08
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR UNIONT0WN, Pa. Friday
evening, 8 pm, returning Monday evening;
take 8. HI. O508-M after $50. 8.
o: returning Nov. %; take 2 passengers.
ORLANDO, FLA, leaving Sun. morning:
can take several passensers: Al Buick.
71Q Roxboro pl. NV, IA. S744. 81
35; IL PASSENGERS Al Pontiac. Write OF
wire references to N. F. B., 1724 18th st
NV, Apt II.
sengers; prefer couple. help drive. ia
$500.
LEAVING FOR SEATTLE. WASH. Sunday
gers. share expenses Box 423-E Star. g.
MARRIED COUPLE to accompany skipper
and wife to Miami on 40-ft. cabin cruiser,
approximately 30 days. Please call IA
667l. IL
Evening star., 1945-11-08
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept.
aua,ted; ,ra, raG reports monthy service state
ST1nR sesS 4s4 years o
pIsfieRes; Isa.F Star aes'res Dart-time work Box
ACCOUNTANT. expert: general records,
servicaS Adsms taxes
ADvERTIsINGwYou man, 30. recently
with years experience in creative adver-
Using, original layout work and promo
tlonal publicity, desires connection with a
progressive ADVERTISING and publicity arm.
AUToMoTivH EQUIPMENT MECHANIC
acoloredl INSPECTED and performed 1st and
powered Army motor vehicles also can
3perste s!ftM al types of vehicles. RE $3.50 ask
EIECTRiCAL ENGINEER, Saturdays. grad
uate' experienced, equipment. construc-
ton. instruments: IA: 1916.
EXPERT MEATCUTTER, meat display man,
meat buyer and SUPERVISOR available at
once; would prefer connections with one
OF the large chain stores or supermarkets.
LIQUOR STORE MANAGER, retail. exp, T
years experience. thorough knowledge OF
imported and domestic wines and LIQUORS
MANAGER, experienced. sober and reliable
desires connection where hotel needs build
managership in large hotel Write Box
PATENT SPECIFICATION WRITER, avail.
able for part-time and piece work. Boz
4U4-E. Star s.
RADIO TECHNICIAN. veteran. long expert
ence, desires part-time work: will take over
shop or consider partnership. Triui-
VENDING MACHINE MECHANIC, expert
enced, desires employment. servicing and
A BROADCASTING STUDIO. newspaper
school, manufacturing concern or store
can probably use soldier evenings teach
ing selling. journalism, languages. ac-
counting. cashiering, shorthand. tipping,
ofnce machines, teletype, PIX; 10 years
experience; college Box gI-E, Star
OWNER-Do you have
an opening with an opportunity for q
sober, conscientious. willing. ambitious
young man with these qualifications: Ex-
perIence in meat cooking. cutting, and
merchandising. also as working chef
steward with special training concerning
various tests dealing with percentage and
control to establish selling prices, commits
sary steward in the Navy for 3 years: Just
DISCHARGED: preparatory school graduate
"a years old. Box 425-E, Star. l2'
Evening star., 1945-11-08
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. BIS


MoME imp. COMPANIES tcont.,. !.
FLOOR ExPERTs-sandins, refnishing,
cleaning and waxing. PARKS BROS.
PhSSEs FIGS IT, sahDkp sfa old floors made II iik.
FsSoR s1sV 4IS Zoe Ta "a 4s
ING ING eoNTk1cToRs 'fs sc ai fsia Wisson.
aRNEkAL ssR nHs So coNTRacToR, building con-
Sion; nmir1 c1nsrste. paving ,so Estimates free
estimates DICKINSON. 'ff Hillside % oess-J.
HEATING-American Radiator Co. boilers
and radiators in stock for immediate in
stallation; no down payment. estimates at
tSs5 CO. gay Ra aR aasS Sc RoEHS ss
Johns -MANvIILE FOOTING. siding. insula.
mates sh S0s daTEs ias fess ee 81
MUNICIPAL DECORATING CO., interior.
mediate service. MA. 1918
ing; y ;, Free estimates. Call after 8 pm.
sss!s s.sh fns Ies .,as
IA. es25. 6. H. sHUGART, el6, evan
REMODEL. modernize your nom. oow;
terms. .ree estimate. NATIONAL install
LATION co. 5502 Wis ave WI 1900
IN VIRGINIA AND WASHINGTON cali
PATTERSON CAULFIELD CORP for
Johns-Manvilie roofing, siding. insulation.
storm windows and heating: convenient
terms. HO APO Member -Manville
Home Improvement Guild
stone WALLS walks, terraces, eurbing'
Grading; top soil DIEM; WI. 6611:
wstsrprooled windows ealked, etc. ROB
ALTERATION AND REPAIRING OF all
kinds. Carpentering, concrete. painting,
storm sash, doors. siding, insulation. For
free estimates and prompt service call Mr..
LET Us ADD CHARM and Individuality to
your home. We ran modernize your home
from cellar to roof. Papering, painting,
plastering, roofing. hot-water heat, tile
for your bathrooms, kitchen cabinets, gut
ters. and downspcrts, electric wiring
hardwood floors. Terms can be ar
ranged to suit YOUR budget, UP to 15 years
to pay. We employ the finest skilled labor
MENT CORR asos 14th bsaa. s.; nv, Iags R5ggs
RICHMOND CONSTRUCTION Co, general
contractor. all types of remodeling and
constructions; expert waterproofng; men
and materials now available. ia. $3.50.
DON'T DECORATE your home before call
ing me. Free estimates. Quick service.
Phone Trinidad 36s9. 2I'
Evening star., 1945-11-08
SITUATIONS woMEh.

AMERICAN CITIZEN, British war veteran,
age age 80 yssrs ear, exp exp executive, British
1rst aid work. air raid precautions. Great
Britain, REQUIRES secretarial or executive
one-man medical or law ONCE. will work
Two sssu weeks without pay before salary. is
MAID EGT wants psston sff as elevator
operator: experienced: no Sunday. AD.
COMPANION to lady; nursing experience.
DREssMAkING, design. remod.. altera-
r, tiensr Eyt & gowns specialty; reas MISS
EDITOR WRITER. contact representative
for your trade association publication. house
organ, general writing; charm; personality.
GIRL with unlimited phone desires work
Done at home. Cali after 8, FIR. 1878. %
GIRL, Jewish; young. with fluent knowl-
pefienced English secretary stenoerapher;
capable TO meet public; desires 5-day
HfGH Hfeh psssS9 scHooL I'll fRLs $40 soor,a want work
after school and on SATURDAYS. Ho 2S22
on sGhool days from $50 to 3.
MOTHER S.o,ri s Of school-aFe children Ccoloredl
ssi week; experienced clerk, receptionist. Ho-
NURSE AVAILABLE, 10 or - hour duty,
for inyalid or chronic case AID. ,74a4.
erenees' Phone Adams 7 a5i6. 0'''
end Phone No aSs 4sss, iSr any ethaS sime Oh any
OFFICE ASSISTANT with administrative
seeEetarial experience desires, job, with a
future. eood appearance. capable Of assum-
ing responsibility. Phone EN-. S2S4. So
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes day or night
duty: references EX 0525.
PRACTICAL NURSE, available for or 10
hour duty; hospital experience. FIR. 3542.
SECRETARY, expert stenographer, avail
able :, immmediately; i'm $50 week. OR; 2553.
SECRETARY, experienced, desires to change
position. Box APE. Star.
SECRETARY with ten years experience
and excellent references will exchange
services for one or two bedroom furnished
apartment for self and husband in vicinity
George washington University or Dupont
Circle Box 4O3-E. Star
STENOGRAPHER. expert, available for
temporary employment. Box 36s-E, Star.
WIDOW, 80 years of age, wants position as
companion for one adult. good reference.
Box 396-E, Star -
WOMAN, settled. colored, very eficient.
wants work as telephone oper.. prefer night
work. Reply Box 6592, WASHINGTON. d. c, 9s
YOUNG LADY, good background, desires
comfortable room, GEORGETOWN, in ex-
change for sitting two nights a week with
children; Box 4I7,E star;
a stenographer or typist for a half day.
full day or longer call MISS BARRETT,
DE. 694S or DI, 4S1l,
Evening star., 1945-11-08
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

CAPITOL EMPLOYMENT SERyICE-Thou-
sands of positions available. professional.
technical. sales, office personnel, mechani-
vidual service to applicants and employers.
We can help you to help yourself, CAPI-
TOL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 403 11th
st. NV Ma. 1859.
TEACHERS. clerks receptionlsts: select po-
sitions No charge unless placed; top sal
sries visit NATL TEACHERS AGENCY
ADMIN. ASST. (f.). $500. Com'l expr. secre-
tary. Sec. intl affairs, 5 da:, $40. Stem
dictaphone opr., Capitol, $1,000 Radio
sec. com'l expr. top salary, NewspaIsr, sp
$40 wk Sec. research college edu,, $1,s00.
Sten. railroad or travel. Sl65. Sten. con-
struction, Ca wk., S35. See Miss Lee for
above openings. Bookkeepers. $50 week,
81, 500. Clerk-typist. exper., sl40. Cal
machine operator, 5-day week. $175
Clerk-radio eng, neat. $3.50. General office
clerk, S145. comptometeE oper;, sSrT; SIS
fast personnel office, S2.10O. And dozens
Of others Oldest Emp. agency in D; e
Est % yrs. Need so new applicants daily
for new openings. Welcome tNA. 233s)
BOYD SERVICE. 1888 F topp. Capitol
TbeQter)
Evening star., 1945-11-08
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS, additions and moderniza-
ton. residential and commercial construc-
ton: general contractors. COMMON
WEALTH CONSTRUCTION CO.. GL. G757.
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS, roads and parking
lots surfaced Est. free. Call GIL. 5949
ASBESTOS SIDING, roofing, rock wool in
sulation. Call US for estimates. HUDSON
SUPPLY EQUIPMENT c., 1927 Pa. ave.
NV. Warehouse st 9TH and T ne. DI.
BRICKwoRK, cinder block, concrete work
Porches; plastering. freplaces; garages;
tile work: home reinodelinR and general
contracting. Easy terms. VICTOR. SP
0603. To-
DRIvEWAYs, black top, concrete, ma
cadam, road grading: bulldozer grading.
FLOOR SANDING, paper hanging. paint
ing. remodeling, expert workmanship and
all white help guaranteed; estimates free;
consultations, courteous and immediate
asy5assTe EGGLEToN s REAi. Jy EsTkTE. 81. 5vbi, s
FLOORS SANDED, refnished and waxed;
modern machines prompt service, free
estimates. RE. 609o. After 10 am. 13s
Evening star., 1945-11-08
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

LEARN TO DRIVE THE RIGHT WAY-Bet-
ter be safe than sorry. Dual controlled cars.
Expert instructors Parking specially.
Permits secured. 2701 18th st. NO. 1894.
BEAUTY CULTURE, HAIR STYLING--Eys:
COLLEGE. 1920 30th st. ne, phone WA.
1929 or UN 1855.
SPANISH taught to beginners; individuals
50 per hour, groups ST so pr hour; eve
nings and Sats. Write Box 306-Y. Star. -