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The Nome nugget., 1945-05-04
Apple-P Polishing?

Any time voice is raised in the interest of American business, any time a writer suggests that corporation tax laws need revi- sion, somebody accuses him of ap- pie polishing or grinding the axe of big business. But right is still right. Prosperity in America de- pends on full employment; full employment depends on business expansion, and business expansion depends on wise tax provisions.
 Firms that have used their war year profits expanding production for victory are not to be blamed. They are solvent. They will have adequate working capital due them under the present law after their Refund Bonds are cashable and after their carry-back credits on excess profits taxes are allow ed. But when will this be? As the law is written now, years will pass before the money comes.
 Keep Jobs Alive
 Food does man no good after he has starved to death. Neither will money due a firm help it's employees after bankruptcy. What war-production firms need is money when they need it; to hire men, to buy machinery for peace time work, to save useful enter prises and avoid wholesale unem- ployment in their communities. Laborers and farmers and small town merchants have the most at stake.
 William L. Hutcheson, presi- dent of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners surely was looking through the lenses of Labor when he wrote Robert l.. Doughton, chairman of the Ways & Means Committee of the House of Representatives, urging the
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-04
kONRZNE
 AMD w GEORGE ( OENSON hssk1 1ssbs )S,.xlNta taM41s ' &aaNR SkkiaAas
BoOBY TRAP

In public speeches, in published articles and in this column since early January, l944, I have been calling attention to the "booby trap" in America's wartime tax laws. Now, as our fighting men press harder upon Berlin, the in- dustries that support them are drawn closer to the trap. Most war contracts will be voided on V-Day but taxes and payrolls must still be met.
 Corporations pay income tax each year on the previous years earnings, just as personal income taxes were paid prior to 1944. In l946 firms will be taxes on 1945's earnings. But if war ends, (term- mating war contracts) this year, 1946 will be the year of change back, of costly sales and few. Problem: How to hire more men and pay l945's taxes with small earnings or none?
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24
Mt. Carmel Nine
Defeats Ecorse

After a week of unfavorable
weather, with three games can
celled, the Comets won their first
game of the season by defeating
st. Francis Xavier of Ecorse.
Allowing but five hits, Ralph
Rzeppa was the winning pitcher.
Salliote of st. Francis was charged
with the defeat.
Mt. Carmel scored in the first in
ming as Gambicki, leading off,
singled. He stole second as Spigiel
grounded out and advanced to third
as Fronczak struck out. Sokolowski
then walked and Gambicki scored
before the third man was put out.
st. Francis tied up the game IL
in the second inning. After Raupp
was retired, Adler and Carley
singled; Adler scored when pitcher
Salliotte reached first on an error
tying up the score. Rzeppa then
struck out the last two batters,
WeglarZ and McCourt.
In the third and fourth innings
the Comets also scored one run.
The run scored in the third in
ming came in as Fronczak walked,
advancing Spigiel to second. On
double steal, Spigiel was picked off;
Fronczak then was on second from
where ne stole third and home.
With one man out in the fourth,
Barcikowski reached first on an
error. Machnacki struck out and
Bazymowski walked advancing Bar
cikowski to second. He scored as
Rzeppa singled on an error. Salli-
otte then struck out Gambicki for
the third out. The score was 81,
Mt. Carmel at the end of the fifth
inning.
In the sixth for st. Francis, Web
er singled, stole second and third
and came in on an error. Their
last run came in the seventh as
Abbey. leading off. reached first on
an error, Carleya followed with an
other single. advancing Abbey to
second On a double steal Abbey
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24
Rosie Round
Mt. Carmel
By Rose Marie Novak

Well, the LoaferS Shuttle is just
memory, but what a memory!
Swinging to the enchanting music
of Nick Jabe and his orchestra
were many friends from Wyandotte
as we'll as from Detroit. The large
crowd mingled we'll as the affair
was indeed a social success. Every
body had fine time! Now We are
awaiting the next dance and we
hope it will be Soonl
With only ii days of school left,
the students are dreaming of ways
to spend their vacation. Some are
looking forward to summer school,
others are in pursuit of an increase
in their financial status Oh, well,
I always did like school! Yes, yes,
I know what you are thinking. But
this is no matter of choice!
With the school year almost at
an end, the Juniors have to think
of the responsibility that is being
handed down to them. However, I
think there are no better recipients.
We shall have the difficult job of
substituting for some of these out
standing Seniors. For example:
Buddy Biniasz-president 1 Won
der who will get into his boots as
the efficient and friendly president
of the Student Council, and partic-
ularly in getting us out of a jam
such as the day after the per-
Torrance of the Operetta.
Buns Grupczynski, the assistant
librarian. 1t will be hard to substi-
tute him and find someone so help
full, especially during solid geome-
try and trig classes.
"Bossie" Fronczak, basketball
manager. Definitely, his assistant
will not be as clear as Henry in
giving the directions to the out-of-
town basketball games.
Mary Jozwiak, secretary of the
Student Council will. also be hard
to replace. AS far as work goes,
maybe. But beauty, well there
is another thing again!
Nonette Betker will easily be re-
placed in giving the signals for the
change of classes but I doubt
that there is another girl with
better school spirit and with
more sacrifice for her Alma Mater
than Non had.
Well, this could go on and on,
but just wanted to show you what
a job the Juniors are taking on
their shoulders. But as it is always
said, They can take it."
LAST MINUTE
Here We were wishing that we
would have another dance soon,
and the good word has come. There
WILL be dance, called Gap and
Gown Frolic" on the evening of
May %. The music this time as
before will be provided by Nick
Jabe and his orchestra. See you
then!
So long for nowi
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24
Comets Win First On Five Hitter

was out at third and Carley scored
on Weglarz's single.
Mt. Carmel also brought in their
last three runs in the seventh in
ming as Spigiel singled, advanced
to second on Fronczak's walk. Soko-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24

Painting the exposed steel GRID
ers. sidewalk and underside Of the
metal roof of o factory builing
with a high nght-reflecting paint
over a zinc dust printing coat In
creased illumination 400 per cent
as shown by q light meter.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24

lowski then drove In Spigiel with q
long single, Fronczak advancing to
third and scoring as Olszewski
singled. Barcikowski walked and
sfachnacki drove in the last man
with a single.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24

The final score was Mt. Carmel,
6 runs, hits and 3 errors. st.
Francis, 3 runs, 5 hits and 2 errors.
Battery for Mt. Carmel, Rzeppa
pitching and Olszewski catching;
for st. Francis, Salliotte and Adler.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24

North DakoR, Minnpsota, South
Dakota and Montana are expected
to produce IS per cent Of the flax.
seed grown in the United States
this year.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24

= Buy Bonds For Victory -
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24

I. PICK OF PLANTATIONS
To get first choice of the finest
cOrps-pick of plantatiOn-A&P
buyers go right to the plantations.
Result: You get full favor in
every pound!
z. "FLAVoR-SAVER" ROASTED
This exclusive process ''hoards"
coffee flavor for you. At flavor
peak-off goes the heat, out come
the beans cram-packed with flavor.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-24

3. FRESHER IN THE BEAN
It's still in the freshly roasted
bean when you buy! It's naturally
mellow flavor locked-in! For finer,
fresher flavor .. buy your coffee
in the bean.
4. Fits" YOUR CoFEEEPoT
Freshly ground the moment you
buy precisely right for your
coffee maker. You get the full ben
eft no matter what type coffee-pot
you use!
5. RICHER IN THE CUP
Superb quality coffee that is really
fresh. and correctly gr0und-will
give you richer flavor every time.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
BOATS.
OTTBOARD PROPELLERS,

0UTBOARD PROPELLERS, now available
for standard makes oI outboard motors.
s ", Executive 34UG
BOATS. small new boats for outboards:
first carload arriving IN December Place
order now with SO deposlt only. s. KING
FULTON, INC, 500 Maine ave. s.w E%-
WANTED-outboard motor.. REGARDLESS OF
size or condition cash for same 737
NEW EvINRUDE MoToRs-First 10 mo-
tors on our order board delivered TODAY,
| S. KING FULTON, INC, sos Maine ave,
ISv. Executive 340f.
ANCHOR: DANFoRTH 100 ID, never used,
equal 10 300 10 Navy kedse; cost SO,
CABIN CRUISER, 36it., new Packard s
12o-h.p. motor. newly painted INSIDE sno
out; will sacrifice for $3.50 cash. RA
AN INTERESTED in purchasing cabin
cruiser, 30 TO 40 feet. all cash Box 342-J
BOAT BERTHs now available. Also dry
storage facilities. including crane service
and spar shed. Watchman and hieh fenGt
POINT BOATYARD, foot of 1st st. sw.,
blocks east OF War COLLEGE Call Jackson
1881 or CHI. o299 for further informa'
DODGE. de luxe. 26-ft speedboat with
radio and all accessories; will sacrihce
Fails Church 1900. n.,
CABIN CRUISER 46 #. H. #, beam,
fully seappee CIV m9t9 u Heg2Ss fsqps
MARINE MAR Sfs'f; ENGINE. GIN new chrysler Crown
3l2-t reduction gear, ll5 h-p., run less
shan 20 hrs sss5 S9st sHzy T99 1SSo sp Mo6;
ave. s,w.. after 10 am. Saturday and
Sunday
Evening star., 1945-11-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1887 GALLATIN ST. NW-Young ladies;
two vacancies in triple room, one in dou-
BILE room home PRIVILEGES, use of piano and
large living room. Two meals including
sunday Ginner. Good transportation. S45.
ROOM AND BOARD for girls; good food;
private family: double bed; l block from
Transportation and shopping center: 90
minis from bus station CHI. 1872.
business people: vacancy in double room;
z girls to share room; good meals: switch
FOR SINGLE MAN, civilian or couple.
Two meals daily: Convenient transpor-
ATTR. RM and board for / or 2 girls;
nomelike;; reasonable; conv. to three bus
lines. Glebe 1916.
YOUNG MEN vacant accommodatio1s
in cooperative residence; meals and maid
service; fraternity atmosphere; SO per
month. 1890 Morrison st. NV. Ordway
1857 weekdays after 6.
1925 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms for ladies and gentlemen: switch
board. running water, elevator: excellent
YOUNG LADY to share triple second fiool
room; delicious meals: convenient trans
rard st; NV: AD; 9352.
GEORGETOWN-For single man. lge. rm.
pvt. bath, charming house; share with Z
| bachelors. Box 109-S, Star. 25'
Evening star., 1945-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDIONs-Any size or description;
highsst cash ash, prices. Call Mr.. FARREN
sDDING iSdGaG MACHINES. typewriters. calcula-
tors, once equip. all kinds Top prices paid
kDDNG Ell sa G es2S .nu xsek p M
euire % RE. sD ssss. feIS11ed OFFICE MACHINES
coTP; P,; Bend Bldg 14th and N Y; ave ave
lators: bought: sold and rented. RE, l177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14tf
ANTiouE Tour FURNITURE, art objects. better.
srsde china and brio "a -brac . in any amount
wanted at once. Please call MR.. GRADY
BEDRooM, dining. living room furniture
PHRp sHTEs EssorsSs spr IA room as suites I
once: viii pay hishest possible price n,
ssss; %s.tsr MR Hha aRSpl bsSs ssa ss cal
aS5ss0s Mr. Tor wH hfrTE Rfta E aS Polish
CAN'T Ta. n0Es EsasR sss aGfe s.nSs sSD'ss ave-
CAMERAs. photo eouipmsnt. both ana. .sI
M pHoTo suPpGY 500 sss ssh st Dres NV ,neaf F.
CLOTHING tmen'si. luggage. radios, etc:
Wantsa Msdu We pay bishest cash PRICES exsd
aIlsss 'fiG fia =. Rss s
nv NE; 1857 open ewes. win cal
CLOTHING-Retter prices paid for men
used clothing Harry's 1888 7th Ut. y
DI 67ae Open ewes Will call
DIAMONDS, GOLD. Highest cash price
ARTHUR MAaKKI. $40 st.
DOLL CARRIAGE and tricycle. for smal
child; North s4o5.
Grown doll carriage, large size, for littl
girl who has wanted one for two years
bKAFEt, spreads, curtains and portiere,
Also Light rose or light gray broadloor
rugs. Reasonable. Box 112-J, Star.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

COOKERS, reds, blacks, ,pedigreed. S25,
$40. $50: cookers. cross breeds, 50, SbU.
ers. schnauzers, Daimatians. MCINTYRE
KENNELS. sH; 51SS; ~ ~
GREAT DANE PUPPIES hd bdaek maskea snion
ship r. D. LINDSEY, Colesville Md.
HSRozES Hi VEN MEAT-Home delivery of Gov
ernment ] inspected unrstioncd meat for all
pets. We are now in position to accep,
new accounts and customers. ARMAN
FROSTED TooDss; Ashton Md Dos Food
CANARIEs - Guaranteed singers New
metal caaes:, deoost will r2S1 hold / yoqr Sc
siBERfAN sIBR fN HUSKY nPfiUPppiEs,, purebred :
weeks, registerable Axe: come, out and
Snow these kAgK Rnp5ss ass eF 40 cc
sosr6s kGmf SnL PIf oY Tf TfRRnR Iii ea
bred for sale. Can Mort North .,tss 1886. .xc 49,.
Outstanding quality Ready Tor lmmedlste
q dslyery a. snod 9sS3 b,oodne
CocKEiR Co sPANfEL SPA h'GiPi PuPPiEs. black. Axe
registered, Phone j, R. HESS, HOLLYWOOD
Kennels. Berwyn 139 or WA. !SSf
P1GEoNsMRacing ss; SsA Homers, white Kings
PRICED right Gpnsa pigs GAKg Trgpqsan Rqsn
FARM. Warfield 3271 -,
COCKER SPANIEL puppies, males, black
s wks., ideal pets, Axe reg. 5S17 Balto
COCKER ARt sfaNEL sS 4 pUPfEs lovely curl,
blacks, ] male, . females, .2a mos, wormee
and healthy: 9 younger, litters, red ans
blonds; deposits taken; will be ready fo
Xmas; $40 and $50. NELLIE NJ: FIELD
4510 Burlington rd,, Hyattsville; WA. 294n
ready to hunt: $3.50. Call Temple T7Ob
LOVE BIRDS. parakeets, fnches, cocka
tiels. sizkins FIR. 21:i3
and 4 months old Call Falls Church
S41-W-1
Evening star., 1945-11-23
COAL. WOOD o,o FUEL OIL.

CALL THE WOOD MAN for fireplace wood
highest quality. seasoned and 1000 hard
wood; guarante. | full cord We also have
FIREWCOD. stove or fireplace, mostly oak
We deliver. Call Vienna .,fS-J-2
DELIy Erred IN HALF CORD, $40. oaS
FiREpLACE WOOD for sale .4-in., de,
livered promptly TO WASHINGTON Eirg,nis
I.5O0 CORDS 2-year-old sea soned oas
wood $50 cord cut eny leneth; immediate
delivery, D. C. and vic. EN-. .'.43s
WOOD for fireplace, stove. furnace, alSS
kindling Wholesale and retail. COoPEH
SUPPLY CO, Sl3 18th 81. ne; Al: o3l9
FIREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE cut an!
SOFT COAL, approximately 25, short tons
Black Knight: $50 per ton delivered. Cal
THAD c. KNIGHT. EO. n626. =.
length; buy retail at wholesale prices, So
cord in }-cord lots OK. 1869. rs"
Evening star., 1945-11-23
ROOMS WANTED.

WOULD LIKE ROOM in Christian home
for lady: also one for gentleman in same
ATTRACTIVE. CLEAN ROOM. light house
keeping or kitchen privileges. urgently
needed by refined businesswoman. ME.
:}535 days. Ho. 67e7 evenings; -,
YOUNG LADY wants room, Capitol Hill
vic, Lutheran preferred; laundry prvil.
FOR QUIET MAN-Large. perm, single,
with or without bath, 1st or End floor;
owners home: close in: NV. only: give
all details. Box a4-S. Star.
GENTLEMAN, Government employe per
manent; nice room. private Jewish family,
Northwest: refs. Box lO5- 8, Star. 25'
WARM. QUIET ROOM. private Protestant
home. walking dist nee 18th and NJ NV: !:
refs. fugn. Call CHI. 1000, Apt. FOB. ~
MJDDLE-AiED GENTLEMAN of settled
habits in Government service. desires COM
pletely furnished room for permanent occu-
parcy in Northwest section. east of goth,
convenient to downtown ard close 10 car
line: excellent references. Write Box 1r6-
S. Star.
GIRL, colored, desires single room with
closet in quiet home. Northwest section
EX $3.50 ) to pm.
GENTLEMAN. recently moved to Washing
ton, desires nice room in good location oil
will share apartment with another man:
do some travelling End desire to locate
within next week; references. Box 456-J
Ster.
GIRL, colored. desires single rm! in
Northwest section Call HO S74o
Evening star., 1945-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont, i.

ELECTRIC TRAIN-SL. 1107.
aI,s G MTRRsy hsasS hss' assa
st5fss ftls "a sssss
sa saes odss Sdd Mk R'es aR 4 snFs N hG@t s Please
i' S9s:! ' iS3a Sth1 S0 sssess
some used household soods, also plano.
Gf sysnnEs Repp6ie 5a .rsots 2s.
costume jeWeiry entire households. Phone
es e' ooop sRS ff6h e5smP goGs imoTs 81
TuRNiTURE = We buy entire household,
fnRNiTURE f Ut f' Of = ali Rinds. in good condl-
tien; ,Sp = ) spot 4z cash sSGe prompt removal MR.
FuRNiTUREEBed dining room, rugs,
electric refrigerators, radios. washing and
best str results cali any time, TR 4975, sS:
price price ASK 'SHi for Mr. e. cPpENHEiMIER. sos
lGoIDGsrlns your old gold. silver. platlns
teeth sisesTssd 'ewel[y We .a, pay easa
TfsPRSas MlsISs TS WHJfH cash
PIANOS, grand and upright models; high
cash ees op paid Setore
ifE sei Write ea or s phone e' NA. .'s 45aS. HUGO
WoRGH' lilo nv. o., xoo.,on
room need not be perfect EN- 63s5.
ceIlent prices for desirable used pianos Of Of
now on the market, Telephone us for an
immediate estimate of how much we can
snr sy 4efs F4so IA" sHoF P6Ss'f S "a
PiaSosMaranas, Pr na aDs apar,men, upr,sht. Oh
ssea s p,anessa sas ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO
PPowERe roofs of all kinds bought or
EXCHANGED. Also electric or gas motors.
PRoJECToR. 1e-mm., must be in excellent
SEWING aiACHINEs-We buy all types;
pssnr pfna1 sn ST. re On9n' re
TOYS-"O'' gauge electric train in good
condition; water pistol boys ladder; fre
on: girls baby carriage: magnet; dollhouse
TfYrEWRirIR, standard or portable EN-
WAGON, metal: suitable for child years
old good condition. Call Alexandra 1904
CASH FOR DIAMONDS and old gold. a.s,
NEST BuRK NC eJa 18Th n " DI; 2a1S
CAPllOL W. lHuIaLa q
ave. NV Household, office and antique
furniture wanted Highest cash pres
VACUUM CLEANERS, in any condition,
purchased; good prices paid. Bring IN
for appraisal, NEW YORK JEWELRY
CO, G"7 1th st. NV.
AM INTERESTED In puying old tewelry,
silver china. pric-a-brac. old glass. DORA
MIL IESTONE. ME- 6079
ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICE PAID for dia
monds. silyerware, cameras. clothing anc
hand nan ID MAX zwEfG Me alls
ALL KINDS OF OLD-FASHIONED picture
frames clocks. oil lamps, bought for cash.
Phone EN- 4205; Give aadress. 23.
OF the Army and in need of all kinds Of
antiques, fine china, glassware silver and
| similar items Have Sl5.o0U to invest
! in fine collectors items Fair prices. and
( courteous, prompt attention. Thanks a
! LOT Box 55-S, Star. -
| ATTENTION-Wi buy . white-wall d5ox
! 16 tires, new or used; will pay good
! price MR. REAMY CT. GsO0.
CASH FOR YOUR BOOKS. stamp collec-
ton old class. china and silver. Private
! party. co. 5l53.
Evening star., 1945-11-23
AVIATION,

SKYRANGER-The cross-country cruiser
for two Long on range and comfort,
Short on price. = For information and early
Amohibian cali on your Commonwealth
distributor COASTAL AVIATION CORP
SUITE 4O2. Southern BLDG. DI, 1sl3. =
AERoNCA AIRPLANES are he:e sGain.
See the rev Champion on display over
the entrance TO Loews Capitol 1hePt
Call MA 6256 TO arrange demonstration
fiieht WILLOUGHBY n. oFFLEY, dis
FINANCE YOUR AIRCRAFT purchases
through US: benefit by our expert appraisal
facilities; see US when PURCHASING we Of
fer complete insurance protection Tor every
one who flies Consult SHIVERS 1NSUR-
ANCE AGENCY, 1910 Vermont ave, NV,
asHBURN siHBsURN Fl FLYING SERVICE. Alexandria
Airport. .Fngh, instruction.: Call TE 23:i3
for appointment. New Piper Cub planes;
Aircraft overhaul and repair. Let us sell
FOR SALE~Piper Cub, completely recov-
cred and rebuilt. like new; OIL $500 l.,
FOR SALE. Aeronca Tandem Trainer, In
perfect condition. Spruce 0ssS;
FAIRCHILD C F Ranser. 3-place com
plete with landing LIGHTS, flares, generator.
bank and turn. rate OF climb, kolisman.
altimeter Lear. 2-way radio with loop.
st ri " WO 43o0
Evening star., 1945-11-23
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVAL OFFICER on permanent duty de-
slres 3-oedroom furnished house or apart
ment preferably in Arlington or nearby
up E. to sloo a month. Call RE. 7400, Ext.
PERM. WASH. FAMILY of , ADULTS
urgently need unfurnlshed apt or house
in W. or nearby suburbs: excellent refer
e"ces and care Call evenings, OR. o622.
PERMANENT responsible family of 3 need
? or 3 bedroom, unfurnished house or
SnI SSnnIITameent; IN in ,Arlington GL. 5322
house to rent; permanent responsible
IaaSh WIaashhington busineSs man. pest references.
NAVAL oFFiCER perm, 5SH, desires p =; SG b p ?.
house ~ 20 min, Navy Dept. DU. 2751:. 10
IN SW. to o 9 Pm ,,,-,-,. -
ably, UNFINISHED; Army captain, former
Civil Service and expecting to return to
Civil Service work here: recently married,
Rant " soo e esIs1lsh Ftt permanent home Phone
DEsPERATELy NEED % br untur. hous.
GOOD refs or Glenn S fINSEY De- $3.50 800
ARMY OFFICER and family e children,
@sH HSsi or Df5H13sny re- s6d EXC oe3d sso Phone .D
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and two children
three bedroom unfinished house or apart
inert TI conyenient to Naval Hospital Call
1T. COMBR, L. s. ", perm duty. urgently
needs at least 3-bedtoom furnished or un-
furnished house. city or suburban, with
lawn: consider buying furniture; rent un-
der Sl5u; home owner, guaranteeing best
care Phone days RE 400, Ext. 623l1;
NIGHTS, AID. aUI:3. WELLS. 26s
HOME IN NEBRBY VIRGINIA for perma-
nent Government employe and family:
best references Phone Chestnut 5367. :3'
MARINE desires TO rent furnished house.
, or 3 bedrooms: Beth eSda. Silver SDring.
Chevy Chase desired: will take anything
from there to ouantico: best references
and perfect care guaranteed. Spruce
0.!Jj j-W
Evening star., 1945-11-23
REPAIRS and SERVICES tcont.

keFAtkS and SEkNl(ES tSont.l.
PLASTER, brick. cement, fasstone WORK,
watsrproofins; no Job too small. TR
PIASTERING DONE by white mechanics.
No Job too small. Call any time, NO. 256l
PLASTERING-we specialize in patching;
plain, ornamental and stueco white me-
chanics). Call any time, TR. 1872. 81
RADIO and electrical appliances repaired
Va. and Nd Nj PLEASANT APPLIANCE
So 3ieo NJ, P,easan. St NV xo4E AP saT so
anteed; Silver Spring and nearby Md. sH
RADIO REPAIRS, all work done in your
KHaDIos REPAiRED in your a home, II i pos
sos; S6 yrs expefienGsI 6I az aas work suafsn
) mos Honest prices, MID-cTTY RADIO
SHOP n s-6 o7 Pm; Friday and Saturday
RADIJs : AND VACUUM CLEANERS re-
paired. Quick and economical service %; 6y
No charge for estimate, or bring into NEW
x1RK 5EMEhSY sfRvE SER m a specs1ns s
all makes; 24-hr i6e service expert and s9. quick
sEFRIGEkAToRs TSEf1sf E iIoIS RrrAlRED, all makes;
RooFTSG Ss5 fSs5anoaSf GUTrERINS I G spoutns,
wcrk: free estimates Call RE. 1896 "a.
ROOFING, TIMING. ROOF PAINTING;
repairing. euttering and spouting. Call
SEWING MACHINEs-Guaran repairs
Parts and supplies for eli machines. Sew
,ag nqNg msshin1 cd 5srt DEPT 7$od $5d floor S kANN
oil and adjust any make machine 69e.
Famous New Home sales and service
nSSs 's ssD srrers ss ss ERoa
TYSE4R1TkRs YSP41 ri soVa sleanea H oiled esn and ad
tusted. All work guaranteed RE. 1177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. s13 l4th NV
service, from minor repairs TO rebuilding !:
ss5th ST. @H Year. AMER1cAN TYPEWRITER
co: 1431 East Capitol st Ii. nos2.
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. 9Sc. Up to
8, It. vide and 7 #. long, Have your blinds
chine method. WASHINGTON SHADE 4 &
WASHING MACHINES repaired quickly
dependable service: free estimates; all worK
Nj. Pleasant APPLIANCE co. AD h6@3.
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED, 245hr,
ANcE CO. DU. 1853
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLER
4 d'ALBERT; INC. SIS 10th st NV.
ATLAS ELLCTRIC CO., electrical con-
tractors. ?1l Pa. ave, se.-Construction
and remodelinG. individual electrical serv-,
ice specialists in residential electrical
utilities Call TR s93s. Prompt service.
S a.m.-10 pm. Res, WA. 6s6l. OK. :i6?.