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Smyrna times., 1945-06-14
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
John b. Mood, so, Died Suddenly
Sunday Morning of Heart Attack

John B. Mood, age so, passed
away suddenly, about one o'clock
Sunday morning in the Kent Gen.
eral Hospital where he was taken
Saturday evening following a Sc
we're heart attack Friday after
noon. He had been active up un-
til the fatal attack and was for the
past 13 years an assistant with w.
A. FAIRIES and Son, funeral direct
ors. Mr.. Mood was a member of
the board of directors of the Cit
izens Hose Company and always
active in the organization. He was
a member of the 18th Division
with the A. E. F. in France from
August 1918 to June 1919. He was
born near Smyrna the son of SAM
uel w. and Ella May Boyd Mood
and had spent his life in this COM
munity. Surviving are, his wife,
Mrs. Alice Kiefer Mood, and the
following children: Lieut.. John B.
Mood, Jr., u. S. Army Air Force
stationed in Arizona; Mrs. Virginia
Rohman, Donald, Alice Marie,
James, and Gerald, all of Smyrna.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday afternoon at FAIRIES Funer-
al Chapel at 2 o'clock with Rev.
Robert E. Green in charge. Inter-
ment was in Odd Fellows Gem
etery.
Smyrna times., 1945-06-14
Wedding Announcement

Miss Ruth Burris of Richardson
Park, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Burris of Middletown and
Pfc. ]. Kenworthy Carter, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Carter of Ken
ton, Del, were married recently in
Downs Chapel Methodist Church
by the Rev. Hugh Kelso. Private
Carter recently returned after
serving three years in the South
Pacific. He is stationed at Fort
Ord, Calf.
Smyrna times., 1945-06-14
Death of Mrs. Maud r. Remley, rs

Mrs. Maud R. Remley, rs, died
Friday, June 8th. She was the
widow of Oran S. Remley and lived
on a farm near Smyrna. She was
a daughter of William and Ellen
H. Keiser. Funeral services were
held Tuesday afternoon, June 18th
at FAIRIES Funeral Chapel at 2
o'clock, with Rev. Herman Dam,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church in charge. Surviving is
one daughter, Mrs. Oscar David,
near Smyrna and the following sis
ters and brothers: Mrs. Elmer
David, Burton Keiser of Smyrna;
Harry Keiser, Townsend; Mrs.
Kate Carlin, Upper Darby, Pa. .,and
Wilson Keiser, Taylor's Bridge.
Smyrna times., 1945-06-14
VIM. ]. Wroten Operated On

William j. Wroten, owner of the
Ice Service Company which serves
a large area of the Smyrna-Clay-
ton community, is a patient in
Memorial Hospital in Wilmington
where he underwent major oper-
alton yesterday. He is reported
as doing very well but still in a
serious condition. There are many
friends in this community who will
be glad to learn of his improve
ment.
Smyrna times., 1945-06-14
SMYRNA GRANGE NEWS
Flag Day VIII Be Observed at
Regular Meeting Thursday Night

Smyrna Grange will observe
Flag Day at their regular meeting
Thursday evening, June 14th at
8:15 o'clock. Mrs. Alice B. Corrie,
lecturer. has arranged an appro-
pirate program. Early history per-
tanning to the Flag will be given
by Mrs. Margaret Dam. Mrs. June
Massey Cubbage will be soloist
and Mrs. Mary Hynson Fleming
will be the accompanist. The
Grange is cooperating with the
Kent County General Hospital
campaign for funds to meet Post
War needs.
Smyrna times., 1945-06-14
Ewell's Church News

A special Fathers Day program
will be held at Ewell's Methodist
Church, Clayton, Sunday, June II
at IL o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1945-06-14
DIR. v. LAY PHILLIPS WEEDS

Benjamin Scorah, William Cox.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
Still Must Conserve

II IS NIT1UHlTy ITTNOS5IbIC. ar
cordlng 10 the survey. 10 fore
cast with any accuracy what tho
whole Of l945 will bring either
for passenger car or heavy duty
tires.
Against previous drastic
slash in civilian ALLEGATIONS, the
end Of the war I'm Europe has
brought a reappraisal of the
situation,-apd promises more
tires for essential civilian Users.
But the remaining military re-
quirements will still severely
limit the increase, which il from
the rock-b0ttom level Of the
war.
"One thing is certain. reSpon-
sible authorities agree. To keep
the nations automOtiNe system
going, II will he highly essen
tial for the-HfeteFtttg rtti1fiC tn
observe wartime tire ConSerVa-
tion measures completely and TO
make full use of recapping facil-
-ItIes-Ihe- -Hetetipg- -puhlie-mIiA1
take the greatest possible care
Of IFS tires, keep them properly
inflated, rotate them regularly.
drive them carciully--and have
them rccapped for longest scrv-
ice. Without this conservation,
q great many cars and trucks
will be needlessly lost To their
owners"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
Selling Halls
Stock Rise

MN YORK, June 2T (INS)-
Profit takers took control of the
stock market today checking the
recent upward trend,
Selling was sporadic in most
cases. resulting in fractional de-
clines IN the averages, AvIations
and SteelS resisted the downtrend
while rails were uniformly lower
The halt in buying activity was
accompanied by decrease in
volume.
Declines in the rail section
ranged 10 more than q half point.
Baltimore and Ohio was down =
Al IT'S low. Southern Pacific,
Great Northern and Lackawanna
ea>cd hall. each.
Sears Roebuck dipped "a. Air
Reduction S.. Dow Chemical 2s
and American Car and Foundry
u AmuSemcntS oils and utilities
were finn 10 easier.
ChrySler picked Up 2 while
General Motors drlfted off. l. S,
Steel and Bethlehem Steel climbed
about ! = each. Jones & Laughlin
loSi Yesterdays $ gain
Lockheed and Consolidated Nul-
tee moved up nearly a point each
but Douglas, off = Tuesday con-
tInucd backward.
Bond market prices were
slightly lower in line with heSi-
T3nCy TT SrUCKy--turh stocks
were nuiet and firm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
RECALLS EX-AIDE's REMARK

The company also "a uote d
George Schermer. former area
representative and Detroit director
OF the Federal Public Housing
Authority. AS telling Dearborn S
Mayor Orville L. Hubbard that
nothing would make me happier
than 10 locate this project right
In the middle Of Ford's property" :"
SChermeris successor, BENJAMIN
GtaSSberE, declined 10 discuss the
case. He said federal attorneys
-Ncrc .prepar.nE the -gnAernment S
reply
one Ford charge was that the
government had -eendcmred-foF
-laetfVfnC projects. and so far failed
20 uSr. 742 acres of land In the
Detroit area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
Auto
Graphs
90 Million Tres
Pc ear Fetecast
By SILER FREEMAN

Tres Mont be the factor i'm
pedirg postwar rehabilitation Of
altomor,c transportation, an
article r t~c current issue Of
ETHYL News points out.
Quoting James J Newman. wee
president of Goodrich, il Csti-
mates frc shortages may cNjSt
for l1 20 rs months following
the end ol war but VIII not limit
tno number ot cars the mileage
or The speeds
Newman points out The vastly
expanded iabrlcatng capacity
~ the tire industry that viii
90 available postwar
The tire industry has under
taken two successive expansions
In unit iabricating capacity, one
that was begun In 1913 and IL
now complete. and the second
which WAS authorized late last
wear. The effect of these two
programs will he to increase
fabricating capacity To level
Of 28,0O0.O00 truck and hus tires
wear. and 10 provide, In addi-
tion. for large numbers Of air
plane and farm tractor tires.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
FLA Silent
On Ford Plea

TCGcrsl housing officials had no
cc~2rer, TO-DAY on charges of eA-
r. 7rarce spte',ork and undue
ambition 'cvclod AZ them hy tho
Ford Motor Co IN court A..
Tempt 20 block 2 40 var houS-
- rrorect.for Negroes IN Ecovse
Township
Trr co~parys motion for DIS.
,s5' Of condemnation proceed
rl- through which the govern
mcr' sccE, 10 acquire l73 acres
~ Ford property as site for tho
prnlect Nil. he heard July 9 Fed
eral Judge Frank a. Picard viii
hear similar motions ny attorneys
for Ecorse Township and the City
A.. Dearborn e. the same tine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
DdIe(ke Named
Fisher Manager

: f5diCfFr ;jSSTSf4rFf I1T-y5-
Tor of Fisher Bodl aircraft Soe-
liCn has bcCn named general
factory manager of Fishers as
,cmbly plants. ~ was announced
Today 10y T. +. 7-tTrt7rT- t-rcc-trftst-
dent Of General Motors
Dalecke native Of Bay City.
has been with tho company since
1917 He has served IN various
executive capacities in Atlanta,
Ga GAINESVILLE. Wis; Memphis,
Tenn, and Cleveland. q.
II y. Burnside Will succeed
Dalecke in the aircraft section.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
Covers Requirements

since 2 substantial part ~
ths capacity is designed for SlN
and -etght-plp tires, Newman
-SaNS- -it-Lap- also -he used fnf- -tAn-
production of passenger Car
tires after the war. Taking into
consideration only tho capacity
authorized and building before
Dec last. he continues, II Is
estimated that the industry can
secure $4,000 900 total tires
year, Of which 100000 may
he passenger car tires. The
additional capacity slncC au-
thorized will increase both Of
these totals.
This projected capacity" he
declares, "Will he sufficient tn
handle IN original equipment
fire demand Of so million tires
a year-the tire requirements of
six million new passenger auto
mobiles-and still leave more
than IS million passenger car
fires annually for replacement
use.
without attempting to fore
east the time at the end of
hostilitics. il Is probable that
there will he somewhere he
tween - and % million -paNAen--
ger automobiles in operation
when the end does come. The
potential supplN.-nf tires -aAail--
able fur these CHTS wnUft thrU
he sufficient for al least two
new tires for each vehicle each
year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
PREDICTs SHACK TOWN

Tho company yrotion described
tire project rs deliberate, wan
tor cNtFaSaEant and unnecessary
w7yrC or pubic funds and pre-
dc'ci that D, would II under
taken become uSt another shack
tc,gr winch PIC 3 h " woul1
have % ho torn down before II Is
completed
Pointing 20 hundreds Of vacant
UNITS in The Willow Run village
tho company recalled that the
same officials Who conceived thc
new project launched a grandl-
e=e rtaH TOR 2 Niit0w Run project
which would be incorporated As
c.ly complete with public works
Lven after 2 Mead committee
lrle>DEaton more than halved
The SIZE of the Willow Run prof
cc'. i' was never more than 5S
per cent occupied the company
---7rrii ---7rrii- ;rrrr4i recent etitbaets- IN fac
tory employment have made more
than 4 100 units vacant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
ONCE TOSSED OUT

The court Of claims tossed the
case out without considering us
merits -eehteRdlrF- that only the
receiver could properly bring such
an action in behalf Of stockhold-
ctS seeking 10 regain money from
tho federal treasury.
Previous icLmInal+en--,,.--tt-;;-rt----ff-'t-- f-'t---
tTOTr Bankers Co receiverShlp
lac pClltloners until
yesterday, when Circuit Judge
fhCufnrr-J--EIcHtff ordered ~
rCODeneG
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
Bank Case
HkeOpeRaell

4 new court fight 10 recover
nearly 100000 for stockholders
m the defunct Detroit Bankers
Co was taking shape today.
The money represents attorney
Ices and clerk hire which Stock
holders contend were paid llle-
gallY undcr an old recelvership.
Petitions filed with the L. S
court OF claims sought TO pm the
responsibility upon the secretary
of the treasury, the conPtroller
Of the currency and the receiver
for the First National Bank-De-
frOit
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
.CKLW's Jones

r Dick Jones. SalosnIanaCer
Of radio station CkLW has his
chest our q litIc farther than
usual. 1CTC IS T0C TCGSOT.
Thl famous Billboard maca-
z,ne has given us annual award
for publicity and promotion by
radio stations 10 CkLW ior the
second straight year
T0c.dcnt8l.N Billboard has
only been making 'hC award for
tho past eight years so that
CkLW has had l' - pCr cent
= me fIIt
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
kLARE APPOINTED

The court appointed II. William
Klafo. q director OF the Common.
wealth Bank a. receiver ard d.
recfed HIM 10 push the claims
anew CI'her IN the court of claims
or some other appropriate tri-
bunal to final action and de-
termination.
William Alfred LuCkInc. Ann
Arbor attorney who was one Of
the petitioners IN the court of
claims, was designated counsel for
III TEW TTTHTNTTT- fITTI-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from Your Dc
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them IN your home,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
Dividend Announced
BY Koppitz Brewing

koppjtz-MelcherS Inc today an
rounccd the regular semiannual
dividend Of l.? cents per share.
payable July 81 to holders of
record July 10,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
Another Ruth7

Maybe the Boston Rcd Sox have
another Babe Ruth in Boo Ferriss.
The shutout artist is a great hit.
ter. and he swings like the Babe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
Fnr wesnesdsy >iEhr

Order the United States War
savings stamps from YOUR De-
trolt Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
CHICAGo CASH GRAIN g

CHICAGO June ~ ms -Cs,h ram
clcst
WHrhT-Nore
CORN-No 2 yellow 81 lsis ~ vel
W.iOV 81 IE7s
oATS-No. / mixed heavy 72r,c ~
wtls nes'l 72- NJ 4 .cd tpecisi, 72i.c
No htaNA- -An11lAl-lsc-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
Detroit Gasket Pays
25Cents on Common

Detroit CaSket & Mfg. Co. has
declared q dividend of 25 cents on
common, payable June % TO stock
OF record July I. Same amount
was paId M The pIevlous quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28

i-rvES STAf, frisco D Wsy EIlth
2-CHiEFTESS, Mannitsr Direct. LAZY
1--vo KLlo. Bin Heir Grstns r
a-FPED r Scotch Cocdsu Lsurtl Vtt0
s-seoTeE GODDESS, Laurel Ws'es.
Ksnnv Brooke
'-HED co. Charming Scot. Hoilyrcol
Jsrifsr
s-poTNY CASH sos H-p. sco,' vols ~.
a-NAPY ~ summer son Luckys'te.
pysT-MApY ~
LONG sHOT-Dt17LY DIRECT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
UINNrrfc GR,t>

WtNSirtG june ~ fSS i've cloud
unchanged 20 cent n'gher today Ju'y
q e1% Or'ohel g. so Dscerher. Sl4St,
al.45N May. 81 47ital47as
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
Detroit-Mieh. Stove
Again Pays t0Cents

Detroit-Michigan Stove Co has
declared q dividend Of 10 cents on
common, payable July % 10 stock
of record July l6 The same
amour was paid on March IS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
fnIf 40

CHICAGO 'rrc a. lINS -UOCS--In SoN
VrsGy Ton tl475 hu's slf- ieatv
ca eHa1A rs MEDIUM Si47S. uth'
tt4 - Hen Hsrts. Hi4 Noat4 OAcsns
SOFAS. ti7 7AeIf pigs Si2250l4
CATTLE u ooo s'eaty calves e. soo
t-es~'. Beet steers croir. Si6 Sorls no
fum ti7ut6 20 ytsriinst tl3al7 50
tItrlsv feifcts Siial7 COWS ioaif
tu's t1o4iS calves Sloal6 ieefcr
steers Sl4nlS 50 SUCKERS gecrS sic
rs t' COWS ard hefrrs 50 5omi
SHFFp--S ono Vcsdv Choice shorn iArhs
tid t0aiS % common Si1 'oml4 SPRING
rrhs. stSa1e 80 ycsrlnes N3dl5,
flcceit. ST.. S0sl3 to eeCs, S69s.
r'TTet"rGU fuUf = TNS -CkTTLf-
12r vesfy steers Cood % choice SIS 7ba
medium O. EU1c Nif 500 o SO. corr
l---a- "a medium -n-a To-
choice So Tur1S medium o. good Si28
- so common 20 medium tioHl2 cows
sooc p choice. Sl2 soei5. common to ne
el4n S7cl2.
TT1riS=- yFtsf7 TF7-Is7 -bF ~
tst Us 2AQ.70o lh'. N!Ydf p -. 7no. q
TT, SIS ioatsI' 72o.2Fo hs $50 ioa
ISIS 2sO.700 N. StFGlsis 70o-3so
rs ti4 e0ois ipo.lsO lns SI4sl47S.
rlusse tiEHi4 80
SrEFp-2r0 s'es1y ,rsiee ei9re6 h-hs
SffaiS medium fc c'sc c'ipned tilai7.
common clipped. teato ewes c.irpst t7as.
fr'irrs .irHr7 50 GOOD % choice srfns
a~ rIrrI-
ca'yr Al 900 % rhoi-' go
%
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
DELAWARE ENTRIES

TVH 7 III NNDN1
fiR-T PACE-Sl 500 Plus $50 81 VA
bonds maiden 2.yes!-c.ds colts snd re.1.nFi
Sig fIrlcnrs
Sstcesz ils prsmss1 Aaey -
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28

Wy 00uNff A0rrFn'lcf HIIrRRrrs tIbIfrfr
WV pouns, spptentlee S'lowsn-s -lsim'd
Nrrtss 'ls'rd m efdrr-a' rost position
Neafhsr clear 'rtcs fsV
post 2 20 n fNefroi' ti0nr
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28

NAnprCnttce allowance Clhln1sr
N0rses listed according 10 posi- position.
weather Gear tack fAsi
rosL z N EWr Lnetrolt TINE
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28

- plHTf ,pf .tuti~' sl'cssnrs r.iI~se
hth pruDrs spprFrtlrs Hovsnc' cisin.d
.if' 'sie7 ~ ofd'f ~ pC'' ponuon.
Ntt rfE rOlaY 'rsrs 1iua
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28

NAr0renfl~s allowance Gaines
arf'ys pounds claimed fof ~f-fr
NNN>e,rN pCunds c'sir,e1 90 ri.s'
F0rts- listed arc0rTiIR 90 rrt' pc4a~-
weather Citsf track fs,'
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28

r.rt-.rft Ir tts fefsf0irG tskls sfs
s.r.-rts rs.~ or rsvahis 90 iEr this vssf.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28

aAppren'ics srovsnc, clsims-
Horses listed IN order 81 rosi ?ofiiiort
Wtathsr elrsf track fsv
POST DstfeH tl-r'
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
Foreign Exchange

-s-Elr- -NnRE E-lsf.-- z7--P-i--. -.----r--r-
GrrAt nrltaIn nn.Lrf A0s 90 az on
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28

were quiet and firm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
rHIsrLEpowN ENTRIES

.FsT pbCE = 1900 n, ur,,.,.,sls
" s.ae.nces, maiden 2-yesY-olds 3 fur.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28

snt : { krsflhscN entry
The Gotham pune 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
SUFFOLK DOWNS ENrAIEs

s-NoGlA ara scts44ci entry.
e-Sfsdy Ian, Farm entry
SECOND FACE-S2 600. illoeAncsB s.y.sY-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-28
YoR JHuRSpAx

tr-Ier pounds apprentice a,lossrc. elaine
Horses Ns'e1 IN order az cost position.
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ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG MAN wants nicely furnished sin
gle room in vicinity OF George Washlngtora
University. Cali Emerson O49O arg. o
WANTED TO RENT-Large room, fur
nished with twin beds for major 5 and VIE ne
Other n roomers. BOX lila, Star. -
WIDOW Of Reg, Army medical othcer'
middle aged, employed, would IKE room
and private bath in NV. home, or snare
apartment best location, separate bedroon;
CAL RA, 0!56 between 7 and $40 $40 pm nic i9
GENTLEMAN. salesman: S Seslfes With pic ges
fined people, city or suburbs State terms
By ths month, Box 155-J; star a. sor
genial accommodation, breakfast only, by
AUGUST | or -. RE. 7400, Ext. $500
DOUBLE ROOM, 2 weeks. near 10th and
on military leave beginning July 18th. Call
District 300, Ext. 5S4, $50 am to
ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME, near George
Attending s Foreign Service School, 20, BOX
By By sERyfTctEwoMAN and son, Az, room
only or kitchen privileges If possible or
REFINED BUSINEsswOMAN wants room,
home; 49,, nv white Nit z 99eS6ghoorhood NO dis
REFINED Iaas sT5'P YouNG WOMAN wants room,
nice home, up to S35 per month. Call
aSSlsla SST sDsrmea s'f c fss Re-
! 1920. Ext 729 1sS
CHIEF GUNNER'S MATE and wife ur-
/ gently need . or 3 light housekeeping
rooms; Just returned from yrs. in Pa
Cifc to attend 2-month gunnery school:
reasonable distance from Navy Yard Call
Carroll Arms Hotel, Ext 2O9 l5s
/ LADY wishes single room, with or without
bresktas.t privileges. Basement considered.
COLORED BEAUTY OPERATOR wants
! furnished or unfinished room at once.
NO. 9646 all day Saturday or NO. 1913
all day Sunday MRS. WATT 80
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

GREAT DANE PUPS, beautiful faWn, males
enc females. priced right. F. D. LIND
COCKFRS a stud CHI. Dedisreed. Puppies.
reg; AKG. TeaS UN. 0H79
2 months old. male. >@5; female. So
ADORABLE COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES,
RS3s 999aA sf6 Mk 3s res s da2
COCKER SPANIEL, black and white fe-
male weeks oid $ GL 1888.
train for show OF companion; the 1nes,
SHETLAND SHEEP DOC, months old.
Axe registered. S35 ana $50. Husky pup,
@ a@d IS IF Ro6p S @EsS& 5 555o
Church 2440 during day: Gil 3463 ewes,
SCOTTIE. black, pure bred. female. In
good health: fond, Of children, viii sell
PUPPIES, mixed breeds, weeks old. males
and females. 4105 Butterworth pl. NV.
RABBITS-Prominent strains Of pedigreed
and or registered New Zealand white ana
chinchilla rabbits; low prices. Ii. 3g10.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. 10 wks old.
registered. Phone CHI. $500.
BOSTON BULL, yrs old, not too friend
DAL5SI SIS HSs'P PTFrIfs, months old.
6 6ios6 r h5ITINYGs$ToE STAPLE TAP 3S .
1893.
CANARIEs for sale. Hearts Mountain chop
pers., males and females also metal and
SCOTTiE PJP. blk Axe res. . wks,;
adorable. playful companion; like Roose-
velt's "Fala' $50. II. 36H3. Is"
BOXER PUPS, thoroughbreds. $ weeks old;
8 males, ] female: ears cropped; all are
S Sf5oq:f Ri PuP PES Axe applied for.
males. $50; females. s@5. 400 Nicholson
CocKER SPANiELs C?), Az months old.
black, male, with papers, SIS each or
$50 together. SH. S133.
DOGS = Mixed breeds. cocker spaniels,
collie, setter, fox terrier, police S. each,
to PEOPLE in country or who have fenced
yard. , kittens to give away. IA. 4434
RABBITS FOR SALE. juniors and seniors.
63l1 Coolldge- St, Maryland Park, Md.
sCoTTIE PUPPIES (2), beautiful scotties,
champion stock. | male and J female,
II weeks old $50 and 500 81. 3359.
GREAT PYRENEES PUPPIES; males and
females Axe, res, with ped. Of IL Oh;
large breed and good watchdogS. WA 0136.
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER PUPPIES for
sale, male and female. Axe registered,
3O5 E Mason ave. Alex, Va. TIE. 5799.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

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hauled and seryiced. RELIABLE OFFICE
AWNINGS, bags: canvas cnalrs, cots. ten
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fronts; low prices; 81, 64ss. IA.
os hSsses ns'Sss f5s
Fl &c 20 1905. Ga ave RA 1921
lures short circuits and wall plugs. At
EIECTRICIANs-Lig heat and power;
motor repairs. PLUGS and fixtures installed.
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCEs of all types re.
paired; house wiring and extra base plugs
ETEcfR1cGL T AZ ESZR Immediate ssrv-
ice, Repairs and new installations, wiring
and refrigerator repairs DI. 0122. IT.
FLOORS SANDED and ref1nished, cleaned
and waxed. LONG & STONE FLOOR SERV-
ICE 702 Kennedy st. NV, RIA. SLY.
FLOOR SANDING ana rerinishing. cleaning
and waxing. Call MR.. BARR, AT. 1867.
FLOOR SANDING. PARK RCAD HOus-
FURNITURE REPAIR, cabinetwork: free
pickup and delivery in District and vicin-
| ity; work guaranteed; 4S-hr. service.
| STEWART PERLICH, Falls Church 1911
FURNITURE repaired, reglued, webbing
/ spring cushion, rebuilt; upholstering
/ GENERAL BRICKWORK, stores, steps
! freplaces, concrete work, etc. RINALD
g. CO., FIR. 2342. IA"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-14
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASPHALT DRVEWAYS and parking lots.
Estimates free. Call Glebc 5949. Is"
ASBESTOS SIDING. roorng rock wool in
sUP SUPPLY Eau y ifa Ts co 7e7 Pa ave-
NV Warehouse 81 7th and T ne d
FLOOR SERVICE. nothlng out the oest;
laying. sanding. finishing. cleaning par
mo CONTRACTORS INC 1912 WiScon.
sin ave NO, 2ol5
JOHNS-MANVILE roofing, siding. inSula-
ioT St9Tr Sss9 3 Years so to pay
GENERAL CONTRACTOR, building CON
Shirsle roofs, asbestos wall siding, lnsula-
c h NEWELL CH. 1882
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME and add add.
Tooms fnbed macs porch e0 ncosed
asbestos siding and rootng and general
Sinai mo 9ndtiy payments TABOR HOME
RENOyAT1NG CO. 1920 Irving st NV
PAINTING, decorating. roof repairs home
Call any time. AID 5l29.
PAINTING. paperinE, repairing, caulkiug
brick. pointing, leaks. WaterDroonng ana
Weather stripping. Gail SWENSON, AT.
N VIRGINIA-Can PATTERSON-G
NER CORP. Hobart 4l2C, Johns Man
VILE roofing sidlng insulation: storm win
II WASHINGTON : Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP. HO ago; JohnsMan-
vile roofing siding. insulation; storm win
doTS screens heating. remodellng Terms
REMODEL, moderni2e your nome now.
LATIoN 60 $500 wis. ave wi 1900
waterprOOfed. windows caulkrd etc. ROB-
ERT E. PRICE. Republic 1891. a.