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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12
Service Briefs
VETERANS BENEFITS

Scores Of special benefits are
available for war veterans,
widows, and other relatives.
Consult 6aysrd Buehen. dlree.
tor Council Of veterans Al.
fairs, American Legion hems,
III Q. Huron st., YpsllsntI.
Thirty day furloughs have been
granted to Pfc. George Westenfeld.
100 N. Hamilton st.. and Pfc. Cor
don ]. Murray, 1875 N. Jerome St.,
who have recently returned from
overseas. They are stationed at
Camp Grant, Ill.
Edward HowitZ, 1870 e. Forest
Ave, has recently been accepted
for enrolment in the U. S. Mari
time Service and is now undergo
ing basic training at Sheepshead
Bay, N. Y.
Tisgt. Paul A. Hamilton and
wife and little son. Paul, OF Panama
City, Florida, are visiting Mrs.
Hamilton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ]. Hornbeck, s23 E. Michigan
Ave. Sgt. Hamilton is stationed at
King Pyndall Field, Florida. They
will spend his 21 day leave here.
Pvt. Philip z. WILDER, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward WILDER, Route
/, who trained at Camp Robinson,
Arkansas, has had a two weeks
furlough with his family. He re.
turned to Camp Reilly, Kansas, to-
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12
ACCEPT A CONCESSION

ANY TINE an opposing declar-
or offers to concede defeat when
he Is In a slam contract. even II
he grants that he u down only one
trick. II will pay you to study the
situation closely before getting
too ambitious about setting him
more. II you refuse his claim and
either make him play 1t out or ex-
plain his line Of play. he may bob
up with one which makes the con-
tract.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12
Anm'ay Women Plan
War Aid Bv7hdayR@t

The Auxiliary. Veterans OF For
eign Wars. at their meeting in
Veterans Hall, Tuesday evening
made plans for the next month.
Mrs. Emma Gladys Dean was ini.
tiated Mrs. Helen Atkinson. chair
man OF the National Home at Eat
on Rapids committee. reported on
a case just come there. the father,
only %. killed in action. and the
widow and five children, from nine
months TO seven years, have re-
Gently entered. The members voted
S25 towards the completion OF Cot
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12
EelIoWcrafts Next

It was announced at the regular
communication OF Phoenix Lodge
number 10. F. and A. NJ. TUESDAY
evening in the Masonic Temple
lodge room, that the Fellowcraf'
degree will be conferred next Tues
day evening. Howard Trotter, wor'
shipful master, presided in the
East
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12

MIAMI, Flap Tickets to
the annual Orange Bowl football
classic are more to be priced than
a parcel Of Miami real estate-if
this ad, inserted in the Miami Her
aid. is any indication: Orange Bowl
Tickets, Will trade beautiful full
size lot, paved street, city improve
ments, on city limits line, for 10
choice Orange Bowl tickets. New
Years day game. l always buy
80 for my friends but they left me
out this year. I've never missed a
game. j. @. Head.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12
Honored at Dinner

Gar Royal was guest OF honor at
a dinner at the home o. his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs William Royal, Raw
sonville Rd., Sunday. Twenty-four
relatives and friends from Saline,
Milan and Ypsilanti attended. He
received fine military kit as a 60
ing away present. The table was
beautifully decorated with flowers
and conferred with two large cakes.
Gar and his friend, Verl Crawford,
left Monday for the Navy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12

Lloyd Bowen, EN- &c, left Sunday
to return to the Naval Repair Base
at San Diego, Calf, after q fur
Tough spent with his mother and
other relatives.
Mrs. William BurkhRrdt 10 at
Ford Hospital, Detroit, suffering
with serious eye trouble.
Miss Agnes Peoples, who has
been spending her vacation with
her parents, has returned to her
school duties as teacher near Bos.
ton. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gillian and
daughter are on trip to Kentucky
and the Smoky Mountains.
Mrs. Lee Robson, Mrs. Douglas
Milhan and Mrs. n. X. Buch have
returned from spending a few days
at Mackinac Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Heininger
have returned from a trip into
Canada. They were accompanied
by Mrs. John Andres. Mrs. Hilda
Kaercher and daughter Ann Arbor
Lloyd Catey is spending some
time on a business trip to his ranch
at Saskatchewan, Canada.
The Past Matrons' Club met Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Harry Friis for potluck supper
and social time.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12

Weeds Move to Hoyt Farm
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weed have
moved to the former Hoyt farm on
Macon Rd. They sold their former
home on w. Henry st. to Mr.. and
Mrs. william Finkbeiner who will
move soon from their farm.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12
Neighbors Guests
of Mrs. CelebrezZe

Mrs. V. E. CelebrezEe was host
ess FOR the Royal Neighbors Oak
Camp benefit card party at her
home, Tuesday afternoon. Six ia
bles OF pedro were in play with
prizes going to Mrs. Julia Hamer'
mix, Mrs. Harry weston and Mrs
Guy Lechlitner.
Refreshments OF coffee and cook
les were served by the hostess at
the close OF the afternoon. There
will be another card party at the
home OF Mrs. Fred Easing at o.
clock, Sept. rs.
The Misses Ortelle and Eta
Greenawalt OF Los Angeles, Cali
fornis, were dinner guests Thurs
day at the home Of Mrs. Sarah
Milliman. Miss Ortelle who was a
former Cleary College student Is
now employed in the U. S. Housing
office in Los Angeles. Their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Greena-
walt OF Saginaw and sister Eldine
were also dinner guests.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12
DRIVE. WALK SAFELY

Traffic injuries In Ypsllantl ~
Traffic. Deaths This Years
Three Americans are killed by
autos for each one killed by Grim.
finals.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12
Saline
LOSES THREE FINGERS

Saline. Mich.-Harold Finch sus-
tanned an injury while at work at
the Milan Ford Plant and lost three
fingers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12
Fine Points in Bridge

was yet TO come. The dummys A
took the spade 7 lead. South
scored the heart X and A. then
spread his hand. with the remark:
Down one. losing a heart and .
spade"
Dur good friend In the East
thought he might set the contract
two, by ruffing II a club got led.
so hastily told the declarer: Pick
up your cards and play II out"
Under those circumstances.
South saw no reason why he could
not try illnesses. as East. In eject.
had waived the Law when he told
South to pick up his hand. South
thereupon nnessed the diamond Q
and discarded his losing spade on
the diamond A. making his con-
tract.
East did not even protest q Law
violation because OF the nneSss.
for he felt he had waived the Law
and was a sucker anyway" He
said he determined then never
more TO refuse somebody's conces-
sion Of defeat In q slam contract.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12
To Teach In Brazil

ROSS Jay kltzmlller OF halamd-
200. former instructor in political
science at Michigan State Normal
College. was graduated on Septem-
Der 10 from the Riddle Aviation
School OF Miami and will leave
.or Brazil where he will join the
teaching staff OF Escola Tecnica de
Aviacao. Kitzmiller will be an in.
structor in aircraft along with q
staff OF more than ESQ other Amer
lean trained aviation technicians.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gretzinger
and children, 1919 E. Davis St,
have returned from an eight day
motor trip through the southern
part OF the United States. On their
return trip home they narrowly
escaped serious injury as a result
of an auto accident in Benton, Hi
nois. The rest Of the trip home was
made by bus.
Mrs. Harold Ward, Adrian, and
her three children. visited Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Reoec-
ca ward.
" E. CelebreLze left Tuesday
morning for Cleveland to spend the
remainder OF his two weeks vaca'
ton at the home OF his parents,
Mr. and Mira. r. CelebreEze and 9TH
err relatives. Last week he spent q
few days with friends In Lansing
Miss Sarah Esslinger OF Detroit
was a week end guest at the home
OF her brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Esslinger.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12
Newly Elected Officers

Newly Elected Otfieers
The newly elected officers OF the
American Legion Auxiliary are Mrs.
Walter Macarthur. president: Mrs.
Loren Hunt and Mrs. Arthur
O'Niell, vice presidents: Mrs. Nor
man Pfitzenmaier, secretary; Mrs.
Ralph Hunt. treasurer; Mrs, Archie
Lawrence. historian; Mrs. Orpha
Birkle, chaplain: Mrs. Andrew
Hartman, sergeant at arms.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12
1t. Charles Stiede
Killed in Action

Ann Arbor, Sept. Fit Charles
Steide, 1884 Whitmore Lake Rd.,
was killed in action. the War DE-
partment has notified his wife,
Mrs. jill stiede. He was previously
listtd as missing in action.
He is survived by his wife. a
daughter, Carol: his parents. three
brothers and four sisters.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12

four group meetings were held at
which reports and programs were
explained.
Miss Laura Cook presided at the
group meeting for regents.
Mrs. Robert Vint conducted the
group discussion on Americanism
Mrs. William DeGra.f spoke to q
group on the importance OF re-
conversion, reconstruction and re-
Mobilization in the national defense
program.
Mrs. Chester Miller's round table
discussion dealt with citizenship.
the duties and obligations OF our
OAR, chaplain, corresponding sec
rotary. historian. librarian and the
importance OF American music and
the work OF our approved schools.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12

In the days OF Saloms and Cleo
patra, women stained their finger
nails with henna.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12

One OF the best players IN
Philadelphia reports this hand as
q joke on himself. First, notice
how he had a chance in the East
to leave South In mere 2-Hearts
contract by passing on his second
turn. That. Of course, would have
produced q game. In view Of the
90 part score, but II would not
have netted any slam. His reopen
ing the bidding with 2-Spades
stirred up the animals and pro-
voked q slam bid which probably
could be made.
But a still better Joke on East
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-12

Dealer: North. Neither sids
vulnerable.)
After North bids i-Spade. East
2-Clubs. South 3-Spades and West
passes. what bid would you favor
for North, and whyf
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SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
ststements; pEompt; SEQ per mo. sH
ATTORNEY. g.. Harvard law grad. mem;
Der District Bar. desires connection with
established Arm; opportunity more I'M
sssS msp s seRs M ca 5eeasea IA aeesbonsbe pose
best of refsIsnces;. would appreciate ss. an
Observation-Disclosures. M tss really FIRST
rate, university graduate. full charge, ex-
perienced II ali details general ledger o zto sts
also statistics, desires change. Gu. *. dIao'
CHIEF OF PARTY with instrument, for
part-time work. or entire survey crew. ME
Ex-ARMY LIEUTENANT. Adjutant Gen.
erals Dept, desires position with future;
broad experience in personnel WORK and
general administration Reply Box l5i-S'
EXPERT MEATCUTTER, meat display man,
meat buyer and supervisor, avallapie al
81 Tsqs R5sisF steres OF @ s1
BOX 429-E, Star. .26'
MAN. colored. experienced. wishes lob as
P2rIfT, PPaTENr Ma ArToRNEY. member of D. C,
Bar, with diverse technical education and
practical experience and, until recently,
r@ ssTesd desires io to Build up on practice il
washington and seeks connection. with
established patent lawyer recurring the as
SlStanCe OIL d competent dtIOTHey Oll d
part-time basis. Box 116-S, Star. 25s
RESTAURANT. HOTEL, club executive,
excellent record 13 yrs. Army officer, dis
charge Dec. l. desires Eastern connection;
minimum, $4,000. Box COS, Star. 25'
SALESMAN, young, experienced. desires
selling Job for Saturdays: anything that
pays well will be applied for. Box
TRAINED !a S ENGINEER and businessman,
accustomed to handling skilled and nom
skilled labor, is interested in becoming as
sociated with real estate or other organ-
tzation in the management OF one or more
buildings or properties. Business record
includes operating own engineering COM
pany, the handling of such work as ap-
praisal and valuation engineering, surveys
and reports for industrial organizations,
surveys and analyses of production and op.
Grating methods and costs, designing OF
steam and electrical power plants and sub
stations, supervision of construction. oper.
alton and maintenance, combustion and
fuel engineering, fuel economy IN steam
seneration. efficient utilization OF the heat
of steam. Was elected member American
Society of Mechanical ENGINEERS IN 1871
Reply in care Box 56-S, Star. 20
TRUCK EQUIPMENT sales manager and
distributor, now available in washington,
would like to represent truck or equipment
manufacturer in Washington. Box S6-S,
YOUNG MAN, "a. experienced driver,
liquor clerk, bartender or painter: all day
Sat and 3 or 4 hrs. night. SMITH
ME 1870 20
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ROOMS FURNISHED-Northeoss.

1922 QUINCY ST. N.E.-Attractive room.
Laundry priyileges. MI. 632S.
$50 ST. Me- double and singles.
S25 each per month: conv. to bath. tele-
phGps Fa Ms3v oR Yald NJ Pleasant n ea5ne boek
private family; men only. AT. 1912.
634 ST. NE, conv transp.. 5 blocks from
Union Station-Large front room. kitchen,
no sink. share refgr. and bath: S54 mo.
sos RANDoLIPH PL.-poubl. front Toom
ing couple. $40 month MI. 2i7s.
81 BUCHANAN ST.-Attractive single rm.
employed young lady: S26. GE. 77o2.
beds: close to trans: SIS wk. each. DU.
So ALLISON ST. NE, near Soldiers Home
half block bus, $50 per mo- mo. RA. ssss. a
sn' fSE girls; Tas. separate closets twin BEDS
See Tenn. Ave. N.E.-stngle-bed rm.,
ssas cAPIToI sTmunssuaiiy sTnsg So Psy Ta isrse
and attractive room; new furnishings; suit
able 2, 8 or 4 cooking facilities, good
transportation: $50 each for 2 or 8. S25
saeh saah fer GIRLS Ayallable svk Dec J. AT s5sS
girl will enjoy: kitchen priviieges, piano;
MICHIGAN PARK, .4417 18th pl.-Master
bedroom, private bath and phone; S45
mo: for z; convenient transp. DU. 1924.
COLORED-117 45th ST. N.E.-Double
room for man or woman, S25 month. AT.
coIoRED-14as ST. N.E.-Larre room.
private home; neat. clean man; no priv
ilegeS, Sc week AT OTIS
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCURATE typist desires work at home;
will. call for and deliver. Call Sligo 242O
pREssMAKING. design, remod.. alss5as
tons. Eve. gowns speciality; reas MISS
BERT 1880 Irving W. Ant 4. AID. 223s;
FREE-LANCE WRITER will take. care small
office 8 or days week; modest salary
Box 1875. Star. 26s
GIRL, experienced cleaner, wishes days
work, S5 a day and carfare. ME. 22S2.
MEDICAL SECRETARY, stenographer; di-
versifled experience. including years Me-
mortal Hospital. N. Y. DU. 1000, Ext. 506.
NURSE, practical, Christian Scientist,
perienced with adults and children. desires
case; own room and bath; f1rst-class refs;
available after Nov. 26th. Box sos, Star.
NURSE, pract.. colored. will stay nights;
fond of children; focal refs. VIOLA MILES,
1921 K st. Sc. 20
NURSE. colored, desires or 10 hour duty;
doctor,s reference. Cali II. 5o71 any time.
PRACTICAL NURSES (2) want work in
private home; Call No; 142o, Ext. 311.
REWRITE AND EDITING. 3 or days a
week: Washington newspaper BACKGROUND:
some interviews; prefer magazine or small
bureau. MA. 6392; DE. 331S, ewes. go
TEACHER, B. S. degree, kindergarten and
nnSrsery exp. see. seeks position 5-days wk.
POSITION requiring hard work. initiative,
responsibility wanted; resigned former pos.
for lack of above; 7 years background for
adm. asst, ofhce mgr, personnel work:
good typist. slow steno. Call AL: 34s1. "a.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD for 2 girls; good food;
private family: double bed; l block from
TRANSPORTATION and shopping center: 80
mins. from bus station. CH. 1879.
I40l 18th ST. NW.-Ideal residence for
business people; vacancy in double room;
Girls to share room; good meals; SWITCH
board services
EOR SINGLE MAN. civilian; or couple.
ITo i.o, meals daily dn1ns Convenient transpor-
1925 18th ST. N.W.-Niceiy furnished
rooms for ladies and gentlemen: switch-
board. running water. elevator: excellent
YOUNG LADY to share triple second-fioor
room; delicious meals: convenient trans
raTd st; HD. ssb2. 100
GEORGETOWN-For single man, Ice. rm.,
bsshelC5s; Box I9S-ss Star. IS.
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Youne men to share
rooms with other men, S45 each; excellent
meals and transportation.
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-WaIk.
ing dtstance downtown; pleasant front dou-
pie; fresh food, excellently cooked.
CHEVY CHASE, ND women, under 60
to share charming home with owner, CO.
operatiye basis; near Connecticut ave. bus.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES tcen.., :.

| REPAIRS and SERVICES (cont.).
PAPERING AND PAINTING. Interior and
exterior; Kem-tonins; lst-class mechanics;
Immediate service: suburban calls. AT.
PAPERING. PAINTING. pLAsTEsINe-
Work done reasonably. Call BARNETT.
PAPER = ii HI GG2AiNGERs-By piece. day or 1s room
Minor, CO Isss after pm. aA ="
afFs psr ieab ss xss. wash Sp g ns
NHsf AND dE ses esh Lin
s1ld snS bo,;r bs5Si' workday after pm; sunddsy'
PLAsTERING DONE by white mechanics.
No Job too small. Call any time, NO. 1851.
PLAsTERING-we specialize in patching;
plain, ornamental and stucco (white me-
ShaMnics,. Can any time. TR. 1872. 2.
ali makes PICK up and Ses deiver our work
and Md aT ssFvf pEA MashnFs9n nssHsE
RADIOS And B ssahs APPaIANcEs, ~ work I guar. quar-
anteed; Silver Spring and nearby Md. SH.
RADIO REPAIRS. veteran, reasonable, day
or or night oaI calls also Sundays. dE. $3.50
ssssus %asf sh to z Psy bs Fs1 nsx .sa ss a.
kHpYYo yHs5Y seFyfs TaeHps Park
stalled. record changers repaired and ad-
justed; 24.hour service; work guaranteed;
esf5ts s aE vors asss sone in
aeme LEE e ST. EYa:a ohsa gsnasy tdo p
ses eed pTomps Ss Sp se1yse al york
Haasst 1Tces sf MbcS IS TSFf kspi5 sHas5
saS faD15s - SsS Ssf7' VACUUM CLEANERS re-.
paired. Quick and economical service by
experts. Call Mr.. White. at ME. a700.
Nn Ss eSars 5onasd for free pickup
xHFEidEKa45sS xpfk fTSs,Sssv i s,is:s
REFRIGERATION sfsveE 81 IA ss spss.sns S
all dr,na makes 24-hr service: expert and quick
ROOFING, GUTTERING, spoutins. metal
5 Ses esRsfS ca R66F 81 4fss PxiNffsc
ssRalIpH IS9s.efhE ans aPss sD0utins Call
on any make Adjusting and oilins. ST .
sc spNs ,ySNss 60 y Dls.IIst IGaIss 7SoS .,.s
eu and adjust any make machine. soc
Famous Fan S.iSfs nNsy Hsms sales and service
TILE TIL AN AND MARBLE REPAIRS BY experts:
fYSEWR!HERss so'a Cleaned ned Gsa oiied exss ssd .d.
justed. All work guaranteed. RE. 1177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 i4th NV
IYPEWklTERSEA complete economical
al makes: free delivery anywhere; our
35th year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO., 1431 East CAPITOL St IL 00S2
WASHING MACHINES repaired quickly;
dependable service, free estimates; all work
guar: Serve Wash. nearby Va. and Md,
MT PLEASANT APPLIANCE co, AID. 1923.
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED, 24-hr.
serv.. free est; work guar. GARY APPII-
ANCE CO. DU. 1855
WEATHER-STRIPPING and caulking: vet
eran: quality workmanship guaranteed
f. for life of bldg; Phone wo. 2211.
4 d'ALBERT. INC. S15 10th st. NV.
National 47l2:
tractors. gil Pa. ave. se.-Construction
and remodeling. individual electrical serv-
Ice; specialists in residential electrical
utilities; Call TR. S93s. Prompt service
a.m.-10 pm. Res. WA. 1851. OK. 1862
Evening star., 1945-11-24
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS, additions and moderniza-
ton. ton: residential and commercial eonstrTs
WEI ffns5s fH5fs5ss CO. eGMSHa an Ss
A,ddTElKSATtoNs Al IllS,A can add charm and indi-
roo We DO pantins
roofing; modernizing, Of bathrooms, Kitchens
and other rooms, flooring; in short. any
to suit your budget ef PRoTE
MENT ME- Gosp RI RisEs National saRk Baild-
sss noons at rock nc c1 %a
Sa5ffa ca u nj sifiatfs c s7 HgDsos p
nv nv Warehouse at 18th and T ne. DI.
GoNTRAc;ToR CO AND BUnpER-Rsmodel-
DICKINSON. Hillside o655-J. s7'
DRIVEWAY, black top; concrete. macadam
Worb voad psIN WV SqllaN5sT sS grading
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the best;
laying. sanding finishing. cleaning, par
hTufs d n'isf: isia VISOR
esf GENEEAL eoNTkacroR. building con.
on eoneIes rsparns psvDT nqs f1ss
A. NEWELI, SgHs1sL ca aV'4s 4ssa. estimates 'ree'
JOHNS s--MANvILLE roofing. siding. insula.
mss ''R GATES Iash ss5n fsss e. es 81
MiS1c1PAL DECORATING CO, interior.
immediate service. Ma. 4618.
PAINTING, decorating, roof repairs; white
mechanics; work guaranteed. Call GEN
ERAL HOME REPAIRS. AID. 5129..
PLUMBING, heating and gas fitting. re-
pair work, complete bath equipment, gas
sen stores; 24-hr. service. ia. 6124 or
IA. 6325. G. H. SHUGART, GIG Van
RECREATION and attic room heat and re-
turn air ducts installed. repairs and service;
reasonable: free est. GE. 6579 A.
REMODEL, modernize your nome now:
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL. install
sToNE WALLS, walks, terraces curbins, GD
colored tagging for porches, walks, ETC.;
grading, topsoil, DEIN. WI. 6611.
WATERPROOFING, all kinds; basement
waterproofed, windows calked, etc. ROB
ERT E. PRICE, RE 3931 go -.
PATTERSON CAULFIELD CORP. for
Johns -Manyille roofing, siding. insulation,
terms. HO. 412o. Member Johns-Manville
Home Improvement Guild
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PERSONAL.

NURSE win give kind care 70 qgiet; ssnile
eqdahse psa ssni Rz expert s?s,
VACANCY for senile infrm and con-
fGs HRD MsrEh1AL aM a HATS made to order
ss 1aE %assef MISE HEpp1 MnePs
1923 14th st. NV. co. 77e7. Open o eyes
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, a
modern day and boarding school for chill
aTe aTen fsHm sa is12 e years DID, s4ol Georgia
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Wright, If you are in need OF loar up to
MODEM DREssMAKiNG STUDIO. CEN
trally located, formerly Of Fifth ave.
Suits eoas % order aso
a. iIio + s. aSSs,Vr SSs,Vr Room 20. ~ Teienhons
sLIPCOvERS professionally tailored; work.
manship guar; upholstered furniture beau
tifully shampooed in your home. DI. o122.
LEAVING TOWN? will buy mems cloth.
ing, luggage, cameras, jewelry. Will call
immediately. 1876 14th ST. NV. Ho.
sIfP COVERS. DRAPER1Es. co. $500.
psf pES9RAFoRs ss9F 5aSs '-0as 0e
R: s:f ss. a5 nEf Riiis -
PHoTos OF YOUR BABY in your home;
25 different poses, S125O. You will treas
ure these lovely natural pictures in. your
childs own environment. For appointment
call HO. 1920 day or evening "a
ROOM AVAILABLE in nurses pvt. home
for elderly lady. Tray service. Box 1885,
TELEPHaoNE SALESMAN wants use of un-
information. rT Jon BOY BOX as2-R. Star. H'' as.
WANTED, girl to take care of 7-month- old
PEoPPfIEs Hardware will " r reopen g soon
their store at 3511 Conn. ave. NV which
was recently destroyed by fire. fire sale
is now in progress Thousands of dollars
worth Of merchandise at great sacrifice.
HOUSE MOTHER for nursery school; s.
day week; pvt. rm. and bath; salary open.
COOK. white for nursery school: 5-day
gs gssek; se5gS gyt rm. and bath salary OPEN
$1,000 AWAITING Mrs. Elsie Powers, nee
Elsie Cannon. Roanoke. Brinker-Ash case.
Write Box Ills, Star. 25'
FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGNER of 10 yrs
experience, now at liberty, for worthy
projects. For information call FIR. $3.50.
TRANSPORTATION FROM 10th and CO.
lumbia rd. to 18th and Pennsylvania ave.
Il possible. Cali CO. a46a, CO. 1901. :ab.
MOTHER can furnish excellent care for
infant ! year and under; licensed mother.
Union III Sd. 26s