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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Hits WPB
Cufback

Richard T. Leonard, national
Ford director for the UAW-CIO,
today charged the War Production
Board and other government agen-
cieS with being bankrupt in the
task of reconverSion."
After criticizing various Wash
ington governmental bureaus for
their failure to provide employ
ment during reconversion, Leonard
suggested-that-they could have
taken war work out Of plants built
for peacetime production and sent
it to Willow Run, a 100 per cent
war production plant"
81 charge" Leonard contin-
ued, "that the government agen-
cies are acting In a schockingly
irresponsible manner"
He cited a foolish and ire
sponsible statement made recently
by a top official of the WPB, who
told the UAW-CIO that it could
have the Willow Run plant.
This was one Of the most
absurd statements ever made.
The UAW-CIO Is q labor organi-
zation and is not in the manu-
featuring business" he said
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Rural Phone
Expansion due

A program TO improve rural
telephone service, that will cost
81, SOC, 900 and 90 into effect from
three to five years after the war
is over, was announced today by
the Michigan Bell Telephone Co.
The program will provide jobs
for 5000 employees and will i'm
prove the quality Of the farmers
service as we'll as increase the
scope of the rural service 1t was
pointed out by Theodore H. Daw-
son. director of the program.
Dawson estimated that two
thirds of all rural homes in Michi-
gan Bell territory are located
along existing pole lines and that
about half of these homes now
have telephone service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
I Doctors Ready
To Examine Buell.

Two physicians have been ap-
pointed by Probate Judge Thomas
c. Murphy to examine DR.. Martin
F. Buell., ousted Dearborn health
commissioner, committed TO the
Detroit Medical Hospital yester-
day on a complaint filed by his
cousin, Darius d. Buell. of 22s36
Mona, Dearborn.
The complaint charged that DR..
Buell. spent his money lavishly
and conceived "grandiose ideas
that were never eliminated" "
Darius said that DR.. Buell. knocked
him down and kicked him at Mon
roe and Michigan last Sunday.
Judge Murphy named DR.. A.
c. LaBine and DR.. Linus j. Fos-
ter 10 conduct the examination.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Ex-Mariine Gets
Suspended Term

A former manne with a good
conduct record received a sus-
pended sentence today from Re-
corder's Judge Joseph A. ellis
when he appeared to answer a
charge Of disturbing the peace.
Police testified the ex-marine,
Earl Porter, 26, of 2611 Lycaste,
tried to buy a case of beer from
a brewery truck parked in front
of 3436 Woodward on May 20.
When the truck driver, William
Hanneke, SO, of ATS E. Alexandrine
refused 10 make the sale Porter
beat him about the head with a
cane, witnesses said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Il Deputy Clerk
Raises Approved

Raises totaling 1892 and rang
ing from -$13s- TO $552 for II
deputy clerks were approved today
by the recorders court judges.
At the same time the judges
accepted the resignation of c. H.
Lettering of Howell, Mich. as war
rant clerk. They appointed Miss
Caryl Hathaway of 1929 Kensing-
ton, his assistant. to succeed him.
The job pays $4,000 year.
The judges approved drawing OF
a jury panel of 80 persons during
July and August.
Previously there has been no
jury panel at recorders court
during the summer months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

By sAn Artist, MAJ 30 le+S
After two months of fierce and bloody fighting the
end of the battle of Oknawa to be in sight Shown
on today's BATTLEGRAPH in black is the still held
by the Japs After week of driving rains which turned
the islands roads into ribbons of soupy mud Yank ground
forces driving down both sides of the island in
pncers movement Shur This offensive not halted
by the Jap suicide air attacks which cost the enemy II
planes Sunday and Monday nights The BATTLEGRAPH,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Detroit Times feature,
is marked off into five miles square to make it easy
to figure distances from zero, at the southern tip.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Baby Sea Lion
Belle Isle Arrival

The Belle Isle aquarium colony
OF sea lions was increased by one
today as a newly arrived sea cow
Unexpectedly gave birth TO a tiny
black pup.
The mother, one Of three sea
lions TO arrive at Belle Isle two
weeks ago. won't permit anyone
within thirty feet Of her new baby.
aquarium officials said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Detroit Airman
Safe, Wife Hears

Mrs. Georgells Ogden, %, 9173
Avis, today received word that
her husband, Sgt. Jack H. Ogden,
%, radio gunner on Flying
Fortress, and a prisoner since
Oct. 7 when he was one of two
survivors of a crash landing in
Germany, was repatriated. She
had not heard from him since
November.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

Map BY pstroit Times s,.n Artist, Mu 5OrIs4S
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-15

The map, which has been revised
to April l, 1915, shows three new
oil fields and six additional anti
clinal axes. Some revisions have
been made in the location of few
anticlinal axes and a few minor
corrections have been made in the
location of wells Locations of some
40 wells have been added to the
approximately l 400 locations shown
on the map as first printed
No changes have been made in
the list of 422 selected dry holes
and producing wells, for which data
are given. The revised map is print
ed on the original base and on the
same scale, about miles equals
inch
The map, entitled Map of Wy
oming, showing test wells for oil
and gas, anticlinal axes, and oil and
gas fields" has been issued as Pre-
liminary Map 10 (Revised) of the
Oil and Gas Investigations series.
Copies may be purchased from the
Director of the Geological Survey,
Washington Is, d. c., at so cents
each and will be available for "over-
the counter" sale at the Geological
Survey offices at the Federal Bldg,
Casper, Wyo.; at Room 314, Boston
Building, 1913 18th Street, Denver,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-15
NAVY STARTS DRILLING
ALASKAN OIL RESERVE

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The Navy
has begun drilling its first test well
in northern Alaska where 20 years
ago the government withdrew 35,-
600 square miles as naval petroleum
reserve No. l
Reporting on a project begun
begun more than a year ago, the
Navy said that about 200 men are
at work on it to determine whether
the reserve actually contains oil in
quantity.
Capt. Bart w. Gillespie, the ex-
petitions leader, advised the Navy
Department that there is every
reason to believe that it does.
THE presence of favorable geo.
logical structures and oil seeps con-
tanning oil of high quality and one
which will permit handling at ex-
tremely low temperatures is in it.
self sufficient to justify investiga-
ton by any soundly operated oil
company" he reported.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-15

J. r. McWilliams. for the past
year director of the production
division of PAW, with headquar-
terS in Washington. d. c., has re-
turned to Tulsa to resume his
duties as vice-president and director
in charge of the production depart
ment of the Carter Oil Company.
At the time of his appointment 70
PAW, McWilliams was manager of
Carriers northwest division, at Bill
ings. Before that time, he had
served as manager of producing OPP
erations for Carter from May. 1941.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-15
TETON COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Teton County Abstract Co.
Choeeau, Montana
REAssIGNMENT OF OH. & GAS LEASE

REINSTATEMENT OF OIL g. GAS LEASE
K. d. Pardee 10 Louis E. Place, assigning
lease, Oddmund NJ. Lindseth, covering
sw, sec %, NV, sec 26, twp 25n rye 4w.
OIL AND GAS LEASES
Following leases given to General Pc
troleum Corp. of California:
w. w. Shortridge, e W, W e, Sc Sc, sec 8.
W, that part of lying of public road,
sec Fl, that part of W NV lying n of public
road; sec %, NV, sec "a, twp BON rye 5w
Lester Young, G, sw ne, W Sc, ne sw,
W NV, sec p, ne, sec 20, twp 21n rye CIV;
lots l. q, and A, sec 1, lot l, sec 2, twp
Milford A wearley, lot 1, ne, sec 6.
twp 2On rye 5w; sw sw, sec 80. twp Gin
W. A. Goss, n, n Sc, sw Sc. sec 1, lots
2, 8, Sc NV. ne, sec 2, twp 21n rye 7w.
E.: z. Risley, NV, sw, S Sc, sec 90 n n.
sec 20, twp 21n rye 6w.
Earl T. Clark, lots and e sw, Sc, sec
Katherine Morris. lot 4. sec 4. twp gin
rye wv ne sw, n Sc, Sc Sc. sec 20, sw NV.
sw, sw, sec 80. twp 22n rye wv.
Leo Kick, NV, sw, sw, sec 20, Sc ne,
sc, sc NV, sw, lots 2, 8, 4, sec 80, lots
/, 2, ne NV, NV ne 81, twp 22n rye 8w.
DEED TO AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN
OIL, GAS AND OTHER MINERALS
Marie Bowman to Mamie NJ Lee, an
undivided interest in oil, ETC., In Sc sec
10, NV, ne sw, and that part of the sw
sec IA, lying north of the county road as
now situated In said subdivision; G ne
ne sc, and that part of the ne sw, NV Sc,
sw ne, Sc Sc sec Is, lying north of county
road, all in twp 24n rye Sw, containing
502.93 acres.
OIL AND GAS LEASES
Gladys L. and Earl Yeager to r. F. Ham
ilton, sw II, n 13-24-6w.
j. Thomas Kelly co C. H. Perry to
r. F. Hamilton, ne, ne sc, sc NV 14-24-6w.
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
Union on Co., of California to Shell Oil
Co, Inc, reassign to Shell all of the right
title, interest and estate in said OIL and
gas leases and the lands as acquired by
Union by that certain assignment Of oil
and gas leases dated Nov. 8, 1914 recorded
Dec. %, 1914, in book 10 at page 267 of
assignments.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-15

Fuel for jet-propelled fighter air
craft currently being supplied by an
oil company is described as some
thing between kerosine and gaso-
line in nature, and the lubricants
are able to withstand temperatures
ranging from 80 to 80 degrees F.
below zero to $50 degrees above.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-15

Send contribution to the Sun
burst Badger.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-15
Wyoming Wildcat Map Issued
With Additions by U.S.G.S.

The demand for the Wyoming showing wells for oil
and which issued by the Geological Survey in December
1914. has made it necessary to reprint the map.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-09-15

Colo; and at Room 234, Federal
Building, Tulsa, Okla.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Symphony
Splendid

IT IS 1S IN exceptionally tInE
l-.-l.-. f.=l.. ..s.--.ssa - s.'4..--
the l)sifot symphony presented
last n,lht and thc audience which
hraved the bitter weather were
moro than amply rewarded for
TWO hour, ln Masonic Auditorium.
The orchestra was in Singuldrly
fine form and Karl Krcugcr di-
rcCtcd with superb artistry the
varied and distinctive offerings
winch comprised the program.
lie chose. for opening the con
cert. 4 FIRST performance here Of
William SchImans Third SYM
phony. which is structuraly one
OF the best of ain modern synpho-
ME, hy an American composer.
WhiC it may BE- q little barren
81 Del, 1tIc content ~ IS architec-
turalit masterpiece from open
inc sacagla 10 the final sUs-
tanned passages Of the toccata.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
SITUATIONS woMEN.

ADVANCE PRACTICAI. NURsE,, eolered. q
case In advance, especially baby cases. co.
ssa alsii ~ isds, nursing .xpersne.
coMPaNioN cSi 'ts, to lady; renned WIDOW;
kkno,wledgs knt, German $50 some French; light
CoLoRED MAID wants position as elevator
operator; experienced: no Sunday. g.
DRESSMAKiNG, design. remod.. sltera-
BERT, BERT 1850 wha irving NV. s Apt. A. HD ssss
EXPERT sTENoGRAPHER, bookkeeper.
secretary. correspondent, fine penman; best
references: permanent or temporary. Box
GIRLS, :. colored. experienced typists,
desire clerical work. full or part time,
GIRL, eolored, high school graduate, wants
work; messenger. telephone girl or cleaning
RmSf aIGH scHo6I GIRLS. colored, want work
after school and ON Saturdays. Ho. 1892
for invalid or chronic case. AD,, 7494.
OFFICE ASSISTANT with administrative
secretarial experience desires, job with a
iasurs ns responsbillts sGSd phoae E& sss9
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, hospital
5snss Pc osts sesre,
s%sl ss sx sisS q Shyss'9s Bsa
SECRETARY. expert stenegrapher, avail
aps box sSsR ssq Gr
WIDOW, so years of age. wants position as
compsnioE for one adult GOOD reference
WOMAN. Ro coiored elevator operator. from
730 am. to pm. or IL midnight to
am; or drive car or light delivery truck
Evening star., 1945-11-07
PERSONAL.

PICTURES TAKEN for all occasions any
e:y asa E: nshs f' 55 R5ffi rs
HiTE NURSERY 'd and kindergarten school,
olds: offers piano instruction for the older
mates; g. year-around program; registered
Ha5sf REsfDESf nflGa}sf Housn MOTHER for nursery
school. must be experienced in care Of
ssstb sok so2d salary pvt room and
FEEL BETTER after Gfiirst treatment or no
fee; relief @ from pains and aches due to
nervousness, piles, colds. flu or other all
ments. Also relief from aching, swollen
MODERN DREssMAKING STUDIO. CEN
ttrally located; formerly of Fifth ave-
foT ordsr seTsse
lilo ST. W. Room 90 Teiephons
PHoSE Pa5' sHEparRD $3.50, ask for Miss
Wright, If you are in need Of a loar up to
5000 on your sienature
h1AsM Il 70 .s from S4 eS5o fG%s
SLIP covers, DRaPERIEs. co, $500.
all custom work; bedspreads, etc. DAIG-
Sha9e Shao9Ieos oFo2oHkoss oF qeHk ssBY in your home;
child's own environment. For appointment
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confdence, freedom from self
consciousness, French conversations; pri-
PERMANENT rays ME- @ SSBEEr and nos
PSRsoN R oAUfi 6ouNTRYsioE rsfi Il school, a mod.
ern day and boarding school for children
fvsn sTem sA I to tg9s119 years old. s4ol Georgia
HUMAN ALARM CLOCK. reliable. WAKE
Isd Up SERVICE. For information call AT.
sLTPCOvERS professionally tailored. work
manship guaranteed; upholstered furniture
beautifully shampooed in your home. DI
YOUR BABY can be. photographed BY an
experienced baby photographer Will come
FUR AND MATERIAL HATS made to order
Any fur matched; remodeling, trimming.
blocking. MISS HEDDY, Vogue Millinery,
3523 14th st. W. co. 7197. Open ewes.
GRADUATE NURSE. mother: will care
for baby in quiet, suburban home. Sligo
WANTED. by practical nurse, Dec. 1. Q
convalescent or arrested cases; warm,
modern home; fTst-class care: SO per
day. MRS. RHoDA M. RILEY. Falls
If MRS. GEORGIA POTTER is interested
in giving piano lessons to child, please
call DU. 1887.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
lHoMg IMP. COMPANIES fcens.


E5HSa ayss l.asns nssa. 3h,a. s e: Is p.s
fSss fSs sosek;$Isa%sS 'fs fsc iaa iasia Wisson.
GRNEnAL s:R ias N'eoNTkh1acroR. building con-
struction. repairing remcdelins, lnsula-
e e!on sHWs sHRsTstf ca aavias asss Estimates free
GENERAL CQNTRACT0R-Remodelins. re.
AiDfsssi 81 'aiI a.ds
JoHNs-MANvrLLE roof,ns. siding. insuIa-
mates s''sa aarHs ish Saf fsss e. ses
MUNICIPAL DECORATING CO.. interior,
exterior i. geni repairs; WORK financed; Inn
Pifahs ssEslfa aEAfs4 IA 4sssa ssa ga. hitting
repair work; complete bath equipment. gas
1ssl'. ifF'isU olfEl9F sfs a1Ss
terms; ;rss .sti9sss NATIONAL issISL:
AT14s TkeSA GS S1S2 aSp wv si T lso9 ss
-ManyilIe roofing, siding. insulation
storm windows and heating conyenien!
Home @ Improyement sids' auiid' '0AA''''
STONE WALLS, walks. terraces, curbins,
eolored fiagins for norchss; ggsalkS, etc
Iss s.i:s $ e Rss
ERT e. PRICE, RE. 3931. 10s
ALTERATION AND REPAIRING Of all
kinds Carpentering,. concrete, painting,
storm sash, doors, siding, insulation For
free estimates and prompt service call Mr.
LATHON. DE. 1927 after 6 pm. 10'
LET Us ADD CHARM and individuality to
your home. We can modernize your home
from cellar to roof. Papering. painting
plastering. roofing, hot-water heat, tile
for your bathrooms, kitchen cabinets, gut
ters and downspcuts, electric wiring
hardwood floors. Terms can be ar.
ranged to suit your budget, up to 10 years
to pay. We employ the finest skilled labor
MENT CORP, 330s I4th st. NV, Riggs
National Bank BLDG: Phone MI. 4273
RICHMOND CONSTRUCTION Co, general
contractor. all types OF remodeling and
construction expert wsterproofng; men
and materials now available. ia. $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept,
audited: tax reports, monthly service state
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s years ex-
perience: desires part-time work. Box
ACCOUNTANT. expert: general records.
financial statements. taxes; weekly -monthly
services. Adams O722. 15H
ADvEKTIsING-Young man, 80, recently
returned from overseas, highly trained
with years experience in creative adver-
tising. original layout work and promo
tional publicity, desires connection with .
progressive Advertising and publicity frm.
zGToMoTivs SfH SS51ri ear Eou1pMENr MECHANIC
icolored, inspected and performed 1st and
End echelon maintenance on all gasoline
powered Army motor vehicles, also can
operate al types of vehicles. RE. $685. ask
IiouoR STORE MANAGER, retail. EXP, =
years experience, thorough knowledge Of
imported and domestic wines and LIQUORS
CALL AT. ZOO, Am. to pm. 81
MAN, colored, wants Job as chauffeur and
honseman in private home. Box 32s-E,
MANAGER, experienced. sober and reliable,
desires connection where hotel needs build
ing UP to successful business or assistant
managership In large hotel. Write Box
PATENf SPECIFICATION wRITER, avail
able for part-tifns and piece work Boz
vEENpiNG vEs5i G MACHINE MECHANIC, .xeeri-
enced, desires employment. servicing and
repairing. BOZ 347.k. Star. %
Evening star., 1945-11-07
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHRRS-Vacancies public and pri-
vate schools: secretaries needed for better
positions ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY.
a04 Colorado Bldg, l4th and 9. RE, 1898.
CAPITOL EMPLOYMENT SERyICE-Thou-
sands of positions available, professional, J,
technical, sales. ONCE personnel, mechani-
cal, domestic, etc; highest salaries; indi-
vidual service to applicants and employers.
We can help you to help yourself. CAPI-
ToL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 403 11th
St tpEnHyrvSA,,aaI nT "a 19Ss. pNc,srrr I'M, s75
wk. out of town. perm. unusual Elec-
tronic ensineer, 81 ,00O-S5 900. familiar
with radio circuit theory; Writer, exper
in trade publications and contact work
gentile. SIS 900 Mail clerk, 5-day week
noon to Z, SI12 Switchboard oper.. l
am to T am. Sl10. Clerk in warehouse,
SI7o and OF. Messensers, white learn
ineS Ma 2I14 or MA. $3.50. Miss Day tEst
IL vrsb PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G
Next Epiphany Church.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, Dc. BIS
NoXEMaEk u

REPAIRS end SERvIcEs tcsns.l.
serv., free est: work guar; serying b. ca
nearby Mo; and Va. GARY APPLIANCE
WAsHING MACHINES repaired quickly. !
dependable service, free estimates. all work
Md. MT. PLEASANT APPLIANCE CO.,
USED CAMERAS borsht and sold. FULLER
National 4712.
50L6-35Z6-II5P7 and other type tubA
or radios repaired order your new radios
now: for better tone buy Templetone Rs-
dios. Call IA. 251S. EXPRESS RADIO
& APPLIANCE CO.
small Jobs especially. call HO. 1875. DAVID
JAMES. 1119 Clifton st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

ter be So fe than sorry Dual controlled cars
Expert instructors Parking a specialty.
Permits secured 2701 l4th st NO 1894
BEAUTY CULTURE. HAIR STYLING-Evs:
COLLEGE. 422a 30th st. ne, phone WA.
1929 or UN 1859
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Modern
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL Approved
Ne. IT'S. Est isis. -'
SPANISH taught to beginners; individuals
81 per hour groups 81 so per hour; eve
ninsS and Sats Write Box 306-Y. Star 9'
Evening star., 1945-11-07
MOTOR TRAVEL.

NEW BUICK, driving to New York leaving
Thurs, return Mon: reasonable; take 3 or
LEAvING FOR UNIoNTowN, PA. Friday
evening, 8 p m. returning Monday evening:
take 3 HI 050s-M after $40 s.
snkAcuS ss9 wostns hours rday ride IL 10 s4 sz4s
preferably between e-Io pm.
DRIVING TO Los ANGELES. Calf, can
take passengers; 194l De Soto. J. O.
VEST. FIR 1898
DRIVING TO MONTGOMERY. ALA, Nov
9: returning Nov. 25 take . PASSENGERS.
s11 Mt. Vernon pl NV. Apt 3. So
ORLANDO, FLA, leaving Sun. morning.
can take several passengers: Al Buick.
110 Roxboro pl. NV. IA. s144. 8.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
HELD woMrh.

n hish h schools I thrOushhoss h Nation; ,esssI
e'enss report ana inaerprst public proSss
column writing: fne salary, 4o-hr. week,
sssenss efIser nox 44fe snr
snesd: full I sias, ) days, $3.50. iass s r
ply L. pss, 4 !: Pa APPLIANCE. RI INC. 7a4b wis.
operate sraphotype machine; experienced
preferred. but not necessary: 5-day,. 40
sss ssar NV Tefk Mokes s THE and spR fa AZ oysgs sFh
YouNG S2S \ sf' WOMAN e * for bookkeeping dept,
& 5sRss ASSs sss.ss 6
nnd ssshier MT, IN ns mens store permanent
THos. sAITz I4os oV8s':ao"n, G st. NV, LN"i' q
pay NSe esrnnf a ean exe.lsn lPn1sps5sPhs
after completing training We also have
sr.oPS asnSf5 S.prs e s0snfsk Hsks T PHofo FsR
ss fsS %iisn'n bsh ave school graduate
= cas a for sss to ss
hr. week information desk open Between
R Who ohe can any shift II s0af pe
month to start. Write. swing age, work
whether presently employed. This is not a
par, time Job, Boy s6s-E, Star.
teresting work. Earnings at start, S31 20
weekly. with rapid increases: permanent
IS to s5 Appiy employment once. 5ss
18th ST. NV, Monday through Friday,
I'm THE CHESAPEAKE q POTOMAC
AtTTTTRRshacTTINvfE ATTTRRhacTTINvE GE GoEppoRTuNITY for young
lady who wants to get ahead with prom
inent D. C. Arm: general oflice work. some
:yping and shorthand; S35 week to start;
5h days: can in person, MACKE CO."
VIZ HAVE OPENINGS for aggressive
young women in large photograph studio;
selling experience preferred but not neces-
sary: excellent opportunity for advance
ment Call MISS ZANIN. D1. 1900,
Want KINDLY, FRIENDLY WOMAN. not
a servant, to give day care to baby and
keep house in small apartment for working
war widow. Room, board and salary. Sat-
urday afternoons, Sundays, most evenings
free. FIR. 2242.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
HOME tMPRovEMENT coMPANIEs.

additions and modernisa-
tI1ni gsnsrsls neAlsrsaN s0n.rsSsSTs co c9MM9ah f MN
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS, roads and parking
lots surfaced. Est. free. Call GIL. 5a49.
I0s
cinder block. concrete work
Porches: plastering: hreplaces; garages:
tile work; home remodeiing and general
contracting. Easy terms. VICTOR, SP.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, -fasstone
porches and walks, chimneys. freplaces.
r MARcuccIo. Route 4. Horners Lane.
bRIvEWAYs, black top. concrete, ma
cadam. road grading. bulldozer grading,
cement work. DEIN, WI. 6611.
FLOOR SANDING, paner hanging, paint.
ing. remodeling, expert workmanship and
all white help guaranteed: estimates free;
consultations. courteous and immediate
apprsisals assured. John GreenhalEh, with
EGGLETON REAL ESTATE. DU. 5061,
FLoORs sANDED. refinished and waxed;
modern machines. prompt service, free
estimates RE. 5000, after % am. 13s
FLOOR misunderstanding, refinishing,
cleaning and waxins. PARKS Bros,
fnSoRs FnSRos 81 sAkDsp. saS; old hoors made III.
new, rehnished, smooth and clean: dustlesl
machines; reasonable. CO. 1909. IA. 1899