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Evening star., 1946-12-30
(Second OF "a Series.)

3, A Norwegian visiting the United
States recently was asked whether
his country, with its strong mari
time tradition was not worried
about the great merchant marine
we had acquired during the war.
Wasn't Norway afraid America
might use her huge merchant feet
to take over much of the world S
borne trade?
( The Norwegian answered with
phlegmatic NO." as significant as
1t was brief.
7 At first glance, such confidence
seems almost brazen. Our ships
more of them than any country has
ever had before-are currently doing
Jan unprecedented volume of trade
abroad. Before the war they car
,ried less than a quarter of our ex-
ports and imports. Now they are
carrying almost three-quarters of
our trade.
Lines Given Subsidies.
Before the war, we had IL shipping
lines operating on foreign routes,
buoyed up by fat Government sub
sides. Now We have more than 100
lines in overseas operation. Half
of them are working for the Gov
ernment under general agency
agreements, and these are making
enough money to enable the Mari
time Commission to return $20,000,-
900 a month to the Treasury, de-
spite the losses of about $1,000,000
a month it has been taking in its
efforts to keep in operation at least
some of our hard-pressed domestic
shipping.
1t does seem, at first glance, the
kind of thing likely to cause foreign
shipping interests to tremble in
their boots. But the fact is they
are not trembling. In countries like
Britain, Norway, Holland and
Greece, lost or sadly diminished
merchant fleets are being rebuilt,
and there seems to be no lack OF
confidence but that there will be
plenty of business for them. We
Should, therefore, glance again.
2 No Trade Increase Seen.
: Certainly, foreign maritime inter-
.ests are not counting on an increase
in the volume of world trade which
swill make it possible for the United
States to keep all its ships in opera
tion side by side with their ex-
banded fleets
They know the swollen volume
of business between continents
which is presenting America today
with so extraordinary a bonanza is
the result of temporary postwar
conditions which cannot last much
longer. American exports and i'm
Evening star., 1946-12-30
End of u. s.. Monopoly Expected
BY Foreign Maritime Interests
By Newbold Moves, j..

ports now are nearly twice what
they were befort the war-when
strikes do not interfere. A devas-
tated Old World is hungrily suck
ing up everything we can send as
fast as we can send it.
Coal shipments from this country
to Europe and North Africa alone
for instance, before our maritime
strike, were big enough. to keep
about 500 ships continuously en-
ployed. About 400 of these were
American ships.
Foreign maritime interests know
this sort of thing will not go on
forever. They know there will be
much less to carry in the future
than there is now. They are sure
most of it will not be carried by the
American merchant marine.
U. S. Alone Has Ships.
AS they see it, the. only reason
for our current maritime prosperity
is that we alone, relatively speak
ing, have the ships. The war, which
cost the rest of the world much of
it's shipping, saw America build her
fleet to more than five times its
prewar size.
Why are the foreign shippers so
confident we will not be able to use
all these ships? The key to the rid
die, of course, is the fact that it
costs the United States about twice
as much to operate a ship as it
costs our. foreign competitors. The
cost differential runs all the way
through the industry but it can best
be seen in the case of wages, where
the gap is widest.
Running a Liberty ship for one
month costs the United States, in
Evening star., 1946-12-30
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EXHIBITS,

LAuADl1S,
Finger painting by Faith Villas, etchings
BY william Russell Flint, at the Arts
Club of Washington, 2017 Eye street NV
IL I'M. to pm. weekdays and to
pm. Sundays through January II.
Collection of original music manuscripts
including the autograph of Brahms. Third
Symphony" through January IL; world
map indicating the changing trouble
mite period; United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural Organization ex-
hibit, ends tomorrow: portraits OF five
American scientists awarded 1916 Nobel
writing, ends tomorrow: original draft OF
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. for an in
9 am. to 10 pm. Mondays through Fri;
days; am. to pm. Saturdays and
1870 am. to 10 pm. SUNDAYS.
anna t exhStn Of the
ers, through January II: annual salon OF
the National Photographic Society. ends
tomorrow. exhibit of etchings by Charles
H. Darlgren. through Sunday; pictorial
photographs by. James w. Bradley of
Atlanta, Ca, through Tuesday, at the
Smithsonian Institution, 8 am. to 4:30
Exhibition Of oil paintings by Ellis Will
son. Guggenheim Fellow, at the Barnett
Adesn Gallery of Art, s127 Randolph place
NV to 10 o3 t9dSy and anS
cinity, at the Corcoran Gallery OF Art
Seventeenth street and New York avenue
NV, noon TO 4:3O pm. To-Day ana toTnor-
row.
Souvenirs and papers of scientific and
exploring expeditions at the National Ar
chieves, Constitution avenue between Sew
enth and Eighth streets NV, $40 am
to S pm. today and tomorrow.
Modern paintings by Cuban artists from
private Washington collections, at the Pan
American Union, Seventeenth street and
pm daily through Friday.
Water colors by Donald Branch Public
Library, Eighth and K streets NV 9 am
to 8 pm. today and tomorrow.
LUNCHEoNS.
WASHINGTON chapter. Sigma Chi Frater-
nifty, O'Donnell's Sea Grill, 1880 pm
tomorrow. Members and guests. o,
civitan Club MayoweP 1nd Hotel ona:t 1870
Exchange Club. Willard Hotel, 1890
pm. tomorrow. Members and guests.
MEETINGS.
Washington. Paciflst Fellowship; a.
Tsnas aTenus N Meenf deoet aessi tonight
Everett, former correspondent for 'Worlc
Report" YIN show l5o slides stake taken il i
Glimpse Behind the iron Curtain
MUSIC.
of the Latter-Day Saints, O'Clock tonight
Soldiers Home Military Band CONCERT
p m tomorrow.
FOR sERvICEMEN.
Informal dance, United Nations Service
Center, 500 North Capitol street. 8 O'Clock
tonight.
Music appreciation hour, YMCA-USO
1895 G street NV, s O'Clock tonight.
Dance with luke box, NCCS-USO, 9ls
Tenth street NV. $50 o'clock tonight;
Walter Reed Hospital party. leave clut
lounge, $50 O'Clock; square dance, S:3t
O'Clock tonight, USO Club, 1911 stree
NV
Bowling, T o'clock, and games in gym
dancing, O'Clock tonight, Penthouse USO
Seventeenth and K streets NV.
o'clock tonight, UsO Club, sol Pennsyl.
vania avenue NV.
For oficers: Informal dancing to rec
ords, Offcers' Service Club of the Unitec
Nations, 1644 Twenty-first street NV.
$50 o'clock tonight
Evening star., 1946-12-30
Fruit Marketing to Be Topic

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Dec. 80 (E).
"A discussion of the proposed
Maryland marketing program and
its relation to the fruit industry
is planned for the State Horticul-
tural Society's 49th annual meeting,
opening here Thursday.
Evening star., 1946-12-30

carried in American ships and at
least some of the benefits Of this
habit will be lasting.
2. Foreign operating costs are
likely to rise somewhat in the next
few years. This is considered par
ticularly true of labor costs, which
cannot but feel the competitive
pressure of the high wages America
is paying her seamen.
3. Even with higher costs, Ameri-
can efficiency may make some COM
petition possible. 1t is true, for ex-
ample, that if our ships can get in
and out of port faster than other
ships, their increased productivity
helps offset their higher operating
Evening star., 1946-12-30
Subsidies Seem Essential,

All this, however, sounds sus-
piciously like whistling in the dark
if one assumes the shippers are talk
ing in terms of real, bare-knuckled
Evening star., 1946-10-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wants days work; honest
and reliable: TR: s5S4' ELI! ELIlAsEfHi; iour.
general housework, days week; reference
GIRL, coiored. desires JOB as maid from
u noon On, until SiE6 dinner; SIS week and &. car
GIRL. colored. wants nightwork as kitchen
helrer, cleaning Or waitress. husggirl' from
GIRL, RI ceiored. I to take care Of children tel
employed couple. $50 to $50 call pl
sfssi S5sL so1sssf L, sssg!s' ssss day work. gu
GIRL. colored. wishes gen. housework. nc
cooking. or days work. Call FIR. 3o6s
I'll GIRL, coiored. wants days work cleaning
ss4f.ls snd sundry III elsy aso5 ref 7oc per mr.
work YORK and IO plain coofins. COOK MI, 1925.
GIRL, colored, desires part-time work
mornings, 9-1. 4 days week; $40 ane
carfare; reference. RE. OIL; call aftei
G GIRL S,s solsssa ssss wishes days work or sh.w
al Girl ME; eoioreS SseS. neat, wants ghw, 5oday
week from to 4. DI. 1868. a
GIRL. colored. wishes days work. clean.
ing and ironing. Cali Decatur 934s.
GIRL, colored, experienced, neat, reliable
gss bsness peepe 'hrSSgh YU s5s dsnsF
LAUNDRESs wishes TO take laundry home
work, stay in 5 days; AID. 5I25.
ss and dsaf' dens "Sdh
.ass ss2s. DansS ss zsss xsns
WOMAN. coiored. wants part;time ,ot
cleaning apartments or ofices: HO. 773S
1ss dsy aoT g and sass
ref ref Reply Box 192-K, Star. 5.
Evening star., 1946-10-04
% THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER L. 1916
HELP WoMEN {cont.) J

electrical appliance store; opportunity to
Learn, learn b0Gktssens EasR nrepF pfFn p0sa PAf nee
YouNG LADY TO TRAVEL = Ambitious,
high school graduate: personal contact
ally % known own orsanizstion. organ Starting at $40
weekly with rapid advancement. Must pc
MR fres e e pm
HoSsa HSts kaDY 70 Sa opeaae ans enR
s assist 81 in ApeS pensrs Mtos Gss g. g0Tk khoSM fhz :
soH SoGNG WoMASNaeneral Nes ONCE @ Work and
egndfons sSDnf sdss Week Psase rspy
own handwriting stating education and
sSxpsrjence; sSx Ss7-h STAR .,':n. ,rov1ssve s
hosiery and accessories; S35 per week.
ssSHS sfaMgNP 8oMffSrss nj h st FOOD FOOD industry Of
as Mattresses. hostesses and cashiers; the
H sopRs pay sa sooo or sspg
1Iss aRs TeSl0f ToG SsTEkEsrEp ii in people would
es 70 and sep in q Credit
reports2 II you have lived here a. 2 year yn ,g oT
more and your sge is between S9,sv nsve aan an
'eSsehS at onee THG lH0 cREDfT ri SSs B6REA6. lasi
NEEDDEEiD for months. BEGINNING. latter
teach English and American customs to 16
foreign officers; salary open. Apply Box
WILL GIVE elderly white woman q good
home for Ink and cooking for an elder.
ly man alone. COS Kennedy st. NV. Call
CHRisTMAs CARDs-Make s25 for sell;
ing only. fifty 81 boxes; also easy-to- sell
fifty. and twenty-five for ST with name.
provai. JEWEL, 1890 Locust st., Phila.
Y, Dent IL,
Evening star., 1946-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie @
rams range S finders, Ash fiins' Color tiims photo
papsrs chemissis photo books sad. and pRS sSo
sopp psps 81 Gus Jasties s ens sa sH ge NV
ACCORDION, 100 bass. ."soprani Cardinal, '
treble switches: single bass switch; mother
sS gear, ss.h sfsa sd ssaSf' aa sss Sss:a
All Sbbiss fsssr S1HSR1sEs, Ha slse reasonable;
sao W. oK iasa Sas d M'is 1s4o 0sss
and console models, in all sizes Be safe
f DESIRED osers ss VIM ssoTs .a install nn
$,x.rSHSN SssSSa1sEsf r szs v,nse,
sGST HGTo SAX SSS case ona preTar Hasehep
never used; perfect condition: $3.50. sH
hMEaRIcAN ELECTRIC sLICER, AL con-
dition; National cash register. rines te
81 90. alsc Al condition. 8. q w. SUPER
AANTiouE ASFHIi p@earl-iniaid peal rocker, cherry plat;
form rocker. black walnut table over Loo
yrs. old, ANTIQUE bottles and dishes, hand.
ns1 ana ss # IRONS s pano
trays, trays aluminium ware. i24 c st. Sc.
ANTIQUES-Dutch Door ANTIQUE Shop,
Ridgeville, Md. on q. s. 40 between Bal
original decoration: Hepplewhite chest Of
drawers: also large selection Of china and
sasTid1EMasia ssssE Rana.iSs ass5 box .rs. sver
silver tea and coffee sets, Westminster
chimes clock, bric-a-brac,. figurines, demt-
tasse, cut glass, lamps, frames. 6l8 9th
ANTTHoiGUE BABY CRADLE and wood carv.
NV. "A. 6l87 before Z PIN. -
Evening star., 1946-10-04

BOOKKEEPER-Mature woman with many
years experience In bookkeeping and gen,
eral office work wants halliday position
payrolls, make tax returns. etc. sH. 1910.
CLERK, typist. mimeograph and addresso.
NUNS m aoWesITe .ososaSn sooS. EXT Gas after
CLERICAL position wanted in. dector's Of
tors ofice: best of reference. Box 16S-k
SIERIcAL and t,lss in business or prss.
perienced colored woman.. some typing
e6foHEb a6s hh9cE e dssrss Mansr jo6 R ns reesp
sRsast sse1 3d. 49, s'ssk ao as csa Ms SsaSsaas
CoLoRED GIRL desires days work. call
in the morning. NO. 9605.
CRAFTSMAN, engineer. mechanical, sta
ssses pss and Sea
ions ss eve. gowns sesasa spsecialty % reas. MISS
REeEisSr REsE lsS9 sinEEN siTEENoaAPPaEks typts gs
f. handle Sa E05 Eypne in sar Sie
iob % :. maid q care care for child. De. S!is
SS1Meen GiRI' cciored, I Would like Job as clerk in
store or ofice or soda fountain Job. NO.
GIRL, colored. high school graduate. de;
SIR S.Ees SaSs day clerical work. or nurSemaio' eaii
GIRL, colored. wants job cleaning oflces,
s hours a day, 8 days week. HO. 7276.
clerical work or Job as doctors, reception.
ist or assistant in biological laboratory;
has some knowledge of typing. Call GE'
2771. anytime during day. r
HOUSEKEEPER, intelligent. happy person
Of mature Judgment, nice appearance and
superior background; motherless home, ex-
cellent cook; not more than two chndren,
child guidance training; private room and
bath; available soon; highest references.
IsGAL HeG aIVs1 Vss1TESNSoo5GRApHER with good speed
in notes and rapid at transcribing, college
education. wants work in law ofice,. edi-
torial ofice. or assisting public stenogras.
RRois1NaTos. Resh RS GS5sI Ne. 70 sss4. and leave
NURSE. white experienced, middle aged
area preferred: references. Box 1b2. Route
sas e.. S# $685. ~
sssase ssrs es1sss
initiative and assuming responsibility; 81
day. 40-houE, week, $50 minimum. Can a
MRS. LITTLE, AID. e772, ia pm or o-9
SOUTH AMERICAN GIRL would like job as
entertainer, waitress or private maid. FA.
STENOGRAPHER, eficient would like to
work during next three or four weeks.
Union 1160.
STENOGRAPHER-SECR - Prefer
public relations or legal work; Thoroughly
experienced; excellent references. Wo.
1881.
WOMAN wishes light house work: no heavy
cleaning or laundry; no small children. TE.
TWO GIRLS want part-time Jobs morn
ings CO. 0092. 3
Evening star., 1946-10-04
PERSONAL.

DREssMAKTNG AND ALTERATIoNs-
Modern studio IN ofhcs BLDG Csnnssaasy asI
EHDgsa sass e fer so sfIsef
formerly Of Fifth ave-, N. ". lilo s..
KooT 2P sse ssr for
Wright, If you are in need of a loan up to
$500 on your IS signature nat -,., ,s
finaerWave. fi5 SOC. No appointments All
17NS EGEH s0Ha BEsgrY sG sio
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home: Wash
ington. Maryland. Virginia property. cox
3 CO. s15 N. Capitol st. DI. 1854, RE.
ii. VI. JOHNSON, Dentist-False teeth re-
paired while you wait. Room 602, Westory
gaE l4th anS M MD o tSTnare GoSsd
Cali G III HohoBEE 10 4 4 CO. CO tbe 81. ssf4 for free
cUsToM-MADE eS5ss1sssf: SLIP COVERS cut on your
furniture to insure perfect at; large beauti-
free estimates. Cali HoLoBER & CO., DU.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. self-conndence freedom from self.
?WTyats W ssmpco aa9 MI and a1So nser
%1Nqgs gGESof :. .:;ss.. s,r
dies. panty girdies. garter belts and lin
gerie;. All sizes and figure types; largest
sssctien in ~, Washington DoENE GGk ids
FaRsoSss RaR5s sse eouRrk2si6G + sSH BAY and
ing School Daily TRANSPORTATION. Hot
eRTen haonsh i s46f ave. xesh
GETTING MARRIED. Wedding flowers at
G 4aq5 e5'd day. Se'oIi's L. ssss sa nists susses
Gns bRSfE ans esassNs vanaNcEs Ssh0at
VACANCY e for an elderly person.
VEIL WEILrsGToN stSpi NuRsERY-Two vacancies;
Just opened for babies eight months tn .to to
month; ideal LICENSED home: Inspection
sAbx 3 your ssa s
your child's own environment. Call Ho.
1ocATED SS aaS N SEAR sHsnns the National Capital
for children. kindergaIden through ,,tl, the
ah sraS SPECIAL courses and IN ars
lunches and transportation furnished; "A
school dedicated to happiness" Phone
s1nT0Se shnF So1HRs, ss beautifully tailored to fit
your furniture. Cali TIE. $3.50 for free
ss5Tsss sh9a .sl7ss H. sd anis:
censed and bonded 70
RELIABLE COUPLE wants home. will care
for motherless child; excellent cooking and
hssoSiffsPIns sAME6aY Sf sI as1A CLEANERS wish
to announce that they have again resumed
their Al glove cleaning service. 125
TiSYPiiNiGc AND MfMEoGRAPHNG--Manu-
ssis; War sasfss 'fsssES
NTssfkY Mfss1fS esacaHooL for children. 2s deal
sSn a1a S9Sns' s sna e.
SLIP shf oeySvERs COVERS AND DRApERIEs profes-
sionally tailored from our or your ma
terials: satisfaction guaranteed. D1. Ol22
FAMILY GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS in YOU,
home or our studio, from S22 90 per doz
CHEVY CHASE STUDIo OR 20l2, 3
NURSES AVAILABLE; bonded and licensed,
WINDOW DiSPLAY-Day or night service
BY expert displayers. TRIM-CRAFT RA
Color Color PHOTOGRAPHER. illustrator 70,
washington, will coach individual ad
vanced amateur photographer having owr
equipment. Cover essentials OF. pictur,
reporting or any desired aspect of camera
ssy o1 this assE ssd fasii' isoR 9s
GOOD NEIGHBoR STORES, 931 9Th st
n.M: Phone Re sI 9ss5. viii ga call .., g. g.,
e: ss4ss e. sss
sGtfTAR sfts5 ( p-1lEi LESSONS the easy way With
HENRY CLAY HAW;ArIAAENSS; free tryout
1904 veszey n.w.A wo. s6o4.
Evening star., 1946-10-04
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started. Kept,
audited; tax reports. monthly service state
Books sa SAT- sts4ted Kept
part time, audits. statements. tax returns:
stS o5ffs1sns1s 9H 29z wishes one
SSS ssS S5 .'an s:.
Eminent positions eeS daDor eipYss, relations, De-
cember,. 1945, bar examinations. wants
LOB with hox lay Em sts2 not necessarily labor
BARTENDER, neat. sober. dependable and
efficient, desires a job in either restau-
ak M aHhf sgs sDs6is1sSS e8y sSo1s e aaasS ae
BooKKEEPiNG@Part time by older man
With accounting and tax experience. Box
BULLDozER OPERATOR, years expert
ence G.e ep.N Sal st sos ST., St; Sc. ,on4
tending Howard University. Cali FR.
aSS SsS2' ask for en d1rrTI HuTcH1Es tuu cb.res
CHEF: white, frst class. class; 25 yrs, yrs expert.
CohLEGE sMIy SE sR., economics a major desires
gsTt-5tiIme par pso.s.ion selling, bookkeegi.ns
bKIvEK LiGAT VEHICLE desires days
TIEcrRfGAE TGEe Noi GoqSN ENGINEER, 1s41 graduate
O. g: s T IN E. p. 8: sinsls: native WASH
ing war, years practical electrical engi-
s America in power Zine line C CONSTRUCTION, RI M dis
tribution and electrifcation and in motor,
generator, transformer and control equip
or nearby area either in design, construc-
tion, tests, service, specifications or sales
fnsnes99s a 9 Mave saI k E9gd gfsr gG object
boilers; janitcE or houseman also; some
s,tShsn MsfsTrsHscE sH2 EE ssas sllaround
who. can do most all kinds of repairs
aa Il S's car hd MR. e. aPtER Ell urRfr
MAN, colored. young. desires part-time
evening work, porter Or eleanlhs s91s Sr gen.
aras As mgsressandisas gSaess sssen
ssnstass ssas sna r sox ss
@As sessss y0qaf aosf nso to
NAN eoiorsd: desires . JOB b as ,S meehan,s; nit:
civilian; ref. .713 Barnes St, ne; A.
fsr and s. ' Be-.
OFFICE MGR. 10 yrs. exp, eonst.. pur-
sider ls, Connection @ m outside Wash. with def
PkodnnUkE ss ttS5f Bog ciEak sass aesres evening
sFs sosEs Vet zfns
sHty5zSa| sy5ss i .s27ss. fss;ss 'Ss S
SoUING MAN wants part-time position in
hotel, theater. store. pm. to pm. FIR.
9oGNG 9dH CIV Man. married. desires paEtsst,me tin
work Fri. Sat. sun. eve. or Sat. and SUM-.
pso do Some % auto @ mech. % Cashier. drive Car Or
Light truck; willing to learn. Box ls0.h'
Evening star., 1946-10-04

STEN0GRAPHIC and seeretariai classes
courses In shorthand. tipping, bookkeeping
comptometer, all secretarial subjects Est
% yrs. Accredited. Approved GI school
1893 r st. lopp. Capitol Theater.)
COMPTOMETER COURSE, easy to learn
touch tipping free with course; top-salaried
$40-$6Q wk: position open: start; BoYL
MODEM TRAINING in beauty culture. all
,ubisets taTght ADpToyed dyyna y aoysFnmT.sns REaT.y
LEARN TO DRIVE the right way. dual
control cars, professional instructors. park
METHOD DRIVING SCHOOL. 2701 l4th
nw,,- NO. 1794. Also Arlington. Va.
ENOGRAPHIC ana secfetarIsl glasses
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses IN shorthand. typtng. hookkeeping.
comptometer. all secretsrial subjects: Est.
Inquire now. MA, 1888. BOYD SCHOOL.
ssfHISG sfys = iLEssoSsseRlssht S.hSsr lessons,
sSEs slS sfy sa w fsTs say fnS nss g.
SSaaj SSPtjLAR 1 pf1ko q. e accordion tausht in
Air-condtioned studio. Mr. NEWMAN,
pi2so f13S Ma aSo With RiSe
ton College Of Music), studios on Mt Pleas
ant St; also G St HO. sS40. y
GUITAR, Spanish and Hawaiian, taught in
your home by nationally known TEACHER,
Evening star., 1946-10-04
lApLoYMEAI sERylcEs.


of openings are always listed
sition you are capable, Of handling IN ans
Come q in cRPiToL iEsMfPLYMENF Hf sER4
ICE, INC. 626 r ST NV. MA. $3.50; 1T
ACCOUNTANT tM;), budget and cost exp.
chasing agent, aviation, $500; teller, bank
start. $40 wk.; general ONCE clerk, $36
up ticket audit clerk: ,'n SaT5 mo; sSoS super sr
vestisstors. exp. other no exp: personne
interviewers, $50 wk.; can use 80 new ap.
free registration: thopsands placed In top
Welcome rERs oNNEL SERVICE, i31i 9
SECRETARY, retail. ss.12o: secretary,
legal. $500; secretary. trade assn.
1880: tygist; stencil o cutter, ,S2s,.; S2,loo;
tion clerk. S1,44Q; also many other good
positions available. MUTUAL EMPLOY
Evening star., 1946-10-04
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS, parking areas and
gxakrff99ss Aa f9szA6T9fs sAA6 asfa se4s Sold
repaired. seryicing door coverings since
1920. Call MUMMA's, Wo. S76S or WI
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, nagstone
porches and walks, chimneys, nreplaces
MAEc9GGlo Md shons Roeivie aes
COMBINATION ALUMINIUM storm window.
with stainless steel screen. Buy now: start
SSsSESfi: sTxfsH r5SraSs 81 1oIsh..
sDs na AT a!veSsz sss coSsfa SsE 'aea cs
any time; Sundays also. A..
siSsf T5SS 5sss %IsEn ba sEdaE
FLOORS SANDED, rehnished. cleaning and
prices. free estimates. r. L. BROWN. co
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best
Na fSet ssufs e nshsf asis
aRsERA1 N fzsi Nc REfalRs FAIRS tsmalp; eeneret.
SsA
IRONWORK-Firee escapes, window guards,
terms. DuPoNT non woRKs. INC. 1855
18th st. NV. Ma. 3766 day. Wo. 1855
KITCHEN CABINETS made to order; gen.
eral home improvements: FILA financed
ARLINGTON IMPROVEMENT CO.. OK.
Old DOMINION CONTRACTING CO.. oL
02I1-Cau US for roofing: siding, painting,
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work guar: white mechanics; references;
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PAiNTING AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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MENT CO.. NC. 54os Georgia ave. NV
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roofing and siding, also storm windows
3340 d st. NV. Zone z. Ho. 4120.-