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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-30
pNA MAKES FLIGHT,
 JUNEAU, WESTWARD

Pacific Northern Airlines, in it's regular flights was the only airline to complete schedules to and from Juneau yesterday. Passenger. list for the incoming trip from An chorage, with Capt. Claude Fer guson, First Officer Tony Gomez and Stewardess June Rees, is not available.
 Westhound to Anchorage, under Capt Joe Morris, First Officer George McCracken and Stewardess Beverly Murphy, the following per sons were carried to Anchorage:
 w. H. Stambaugh, Red Mayo, Katherine Abbott Ken Bowman, Lila Hanson, F. c. Smith, Glenn Abbott, Philip Lauth, Walter Me Leod, F. Merrithew, G. Walker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-30
GOVERNMENT ISWARNED IN
 COAL STRIKE
By HAROLD w. WARD

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 - The coal industry warned today that if the Government negotiates a new wage contract with John L. Lewis it will be much more difficult to restore the soft coal mines to private operation.
 The warning came from John D. Battle, Executive Secretary of the National Coal Association, just two days before Government officials are scheduled to meet with Lewis, who is demanding a new wage pact for his 100000 United Mine Workers. The Coal Association speaks for the majority of bitumin- ous producers.
 The question of whether the Governments existing agreement with Lewis can be re-opened-as the UNIV Chief contends-still is being hotly debated A number of Government lawyers are report ed to differ sharply from Interior Secretary Krug's stand that the pact is good for the duration of Government operation of the mines.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-30
MASONIC SERVICE TO BE HELD FOR
 HENRY BEHRENDS

Funeral services for Henry O. Behrends, young Juneau business man who died yesterday as the result of being crushed under his over turned truck Sunday after noon, will be under the auspices of the Masonic Lodge, of which he was a member. The time has been set tentatively at o'clock, Saturday afternoon, pending word from his brother Frank in Seattle.
 Frank is at present in a Seattle hospital with both legs broken.
 Young Behrends is survived by his parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Behrends, who are oldtime Jul neau residents, as well as his brother Frank.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-30
Fishermen Called

Fishermen Called Russell Penetier, fisherman who testified that at least 25 per cent of his fishing each season was done in the waters of the area in question, was called by Attorney Hellenthal
 Pelletier said he would estimate between 900 and 1900 boats were engaged in fishing operations in Cross Sound area waters last sea son. He said he had been fishing in Alaska since 1926.
 Stump, who had earlier ques- toned Goodwin on the need for large-scale air transportation ito and from fishing communities which "by the nature of their in dustry have mobile transportation at their command" revamped his question for Pelletier.
 Have you at any time during the four years you have been fish ing in Cross Sound waters needed air transportation?'
 Pelletier said there had been one time. As an Alaskan resident l would like to see air transporta- tion for such communities" he said. All boats need looking af- ter, and if a part is needed or there is some other reason to make a trip into a far distant point loss of time during the fish ing season can make such an in cident highly expensive and some times ruinous for that season" ." He testified that with adequate air service such delays would not oc- cur.
 Recess was called at 12 o'clok and the session reconvened this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-30

be well worth listening to.
 Tomorrow and Saturday nights at the same hour there will be speakers on Girl Scout activities, as part of the observance of Ma tional Girl Scout Week.
 A display of some of the girls handicraft has been arranged in the Baranof Coffee Shop window, as feature for Arts and Crafts Day, which is Friday.
 ANNUAL ELKS ROLL CALL Tonight. Special entertainment and extra feed. All members, local and visitors urged to attend. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-30

The American buffalo is really bison.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-30
CAB HEARING ON G00DWIM'S AIR
 REQUEST STARTS

CAB hearing before examiner Raymond w. Slough opened this morning in the Senate Chamber for the petition of Alaska Airplane Go. for a certification of certain air rights and privileges.
 In his application to CAB, Dean Goodwin, owner of the AAC, is asking for "certification of pub lie conveniences and necessity, or exemption order under Section 40l and, or Section 4l6 of the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1888 as amend ed, authorizing scheduled and non scheduled air transportatin of per sonal property and mail to all points within Southeast Alaska to and from Juneau; charter trips between all points in the Territory of Alaska: or such points as the Board may designate; and single passenger charter service.
 Opposing the petition is Alaska Coastal Airways. represented by Norman Banfield and Ellis Airlines with attorney Wilfred Stump. Good win is represented by John Hel- lenthal.
 Goodwin Testifies
 In a discussion of mail deliveries by air. Goodwin testified that on many occasions he had dropped mail by request to small groups of persons or single individual m remote Southeast Alaska spots.
 Asked if he thught the industry and economy of communities in which there were only a small number of persons justified gov ernment subsidy for delivery, Goodwin answered that for the convenience of those persons he thought it did.
 He said further that transpor- tation needs were increasing in Alaska and maintained that a def mite need for more air service exists now and will increase i'll the coming years.
 Need Of Service
 In a discussion of the necessary air transportation from such points as Ommaney and Cross Sound, Goodwin, asked how many boats normally were in operation there during the fishing season, answered that he would estimate 800 for the past season.
 He said he based this conclus- ion on talks with fishermen in that area and on the fact that during one five-mile stretch on a charter flight he counted 57 boats.
 Stump asked to have more defin- ite evidence presented in the report and a Bureau of Fisheries bulletin was obtained. At the noon recess of the hearing, the report had beer brought into the meeting, but moi
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-30
H. M. JENSEN HERE

Hans M. Jensen, representing the International Fisheries Commission, arrived here from Ketchikan by Ellis Airlines on a weeks business trip here.
 Mir Jensen will contact halibut boat owners while in Juneau for the purpose of checking all log hooks for the 1946 year
 The visitor a resident of Seattle, said cooperation by boat captains would be greatly appreciated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-30
ORIGINAL PLAY BY GIRL SCOUTS OVER
 KINY AT ! TONIGHT

The Girl Scouts of Troop will present a play written by two of their members, Pat Butler and Eva Knapp, tonight on the Pub lie Health program over KINY at ' o'clock. Title of the play is The Evils of Patent Medicine, and according to reports it will
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-30
AUBREY TO LEAVE

Jerry w. Aubrey, representing Alaska Radio, Inc, plans to leave Juneau today after two-day stay here. Aubrey, a resident of Wash ington, D. C., has been a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-30
SKI CLUB MEETING
 SET FOR TONIGHT

Ski fans, experts, novices and those who just want to become skiers, will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the IOOF Hall, for a revival of the Ski Club and it's activities. A short business session will be held with election of officers scheduled.
 A ski film is to be shown, and refreshments are promised. Acting President Bill Hixson urges all those interested in the sport to be present tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-30
M0L0T0v
 STARTING
 TROUBLE
Challenging Policy Speech Is Made by Russian
 4-Point Program

(Continued from Page One) caught off-guard, but Philip Noel Baker, Britain's graying, slightly stopped chief delegate promptly rose and objected that there was neither time nor preparation for such a debate. Molotov insisted but was overruled by Spaak.
 His insistence on the point, how ever, left no doubt that pushing the disarmament plan would almost certainly be Russias primary con- cern during the remainder of this session.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 30-Delegates to the United Nations Assembly heard the first challenges to So- viet Foreign Minister V. M Molo- tcv's sweeping attack on foes of the veto today in the preliminar- ies to an important policy speech ex-Ssnator Warren R. Austin, chief U. s. delegate, was scheduled to make this afternoon.
 Greece declared she would sup port Molotov's demands for world armaments reductions, provided adequate enforcement guarantees were set up, and Australia agreed that the whole question of dis armament should be brought be- fore the Assembly for debate.
 Both Australia and Greece, how ever, took sharp issue with other policies laid down by Molotov, in cluding his vigorous stand against limitation of the veto in the Se- curity Council
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
1916
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international Photo
THE Mofat tIipIets,
4 of Pittsburgh,
Retta. Ruth and Ralph )
(left TO righD. born on
VI Day, Sept. ?, fixing
their interest entirely
on the new year. 1916,
represented here by a
caIen d ar page that
crumpieS and has a
pretty red color.
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Millinery
Queen

TYAT DESIGNE K
II Sally Victor (Ieft)
placing one Of her own
crownIeSS creations on
HarTiette Stroke of Chi
cago. chosen Miss Mil
Hnery of 1896 at the HAT
designers show at Miami
Beach, Fla. Looking on
are Mary WiIkerSon
(Second from Ieft) run
ner-up. and Vicki Cheese
bro, third place winner.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Disabled Veterans
Training Liberalized

Additional training can be pro-
vided disabled veterans requiring
more than four years to reach their
occupational objective, ths Veterans
Administration announced today.
Two other announcements by the
VA were:
Special provisions for disabled
veterans who started pre-profes-
sional courses they will be unable
to compete within four years; and
The addition OF the rating of air.
line transport pilot to the list of
those for which veterans may take
flight courses.
Heretofore courses have been linz
tied to those leading to Civil Aero
nautics Administration ratings as
private and commercial pilot, flight
Instructor and instrument and null
ti-engine ratings.
The iberalized ruling as to dis
abled veterans, the agency said, will
benefit those who are so severely
disabled that no course Of training
can restore them to employability
within four years and those who
may lose time in their courses be-
cause OF health .or other personal
circumstances beyond their control.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
We
DY |:

The prewar way--and will pay
ysa double the price Of the dye
Ing II you don't And our dye
work beautifnL
We are Dys work Specialists.
Drive In 10 EXQUISITE Cleaners,
S700 Geersia Ave. GE. 977s.
Evening star., 1946-11-29
Red Cross Transfers Euton

Ramona s. Eaton, manager of the
American Red Gross Eastern area,
which has headquarters in Alexan-
dria, has been appointed manager
of the Pacific area In San Francisco.
Harold B. Nearman, former deputy
Eastern area manager, will succeed
MIR. Eaton.
Evening star., 1946-11-29

When Robert Louis Stevenson
built home in tropic Samoa. he
included fireplace costing more
than 81 1000.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
HELP DOMESTIC.

COMPANION, light housekeeper. needed
Immediately; white; live in "o. 1897
sss, sss sss s ssss in We
woman, to live in; daily help given; nc
laundry; excellent wages: references re-
dooR. aoa5fs CIV. MH SO per week. A. Az days days
COOK. part time, for evening meal de
or or Icolored. Cali Ii. sso2. -,
COOK sspeF ,o ghw ,adul adults tpz ss apt; IL Il
only exper. need apply: city refs; SUNDAYS
oft. OR. COLO, 300 Mass. ave. NV, Apt
dinner; 1nnsSsSoSdI1f SO and csrfare. GW Wo. 1865. Mi
COUPLE; settled; to live in: NV. section;
cook-maid and butlsr.chauiisIr;; must b
ssPelia1ee'B saPe mo. Box ss4-s. Star. aDs'A 3 So
G.H:M;-Inseilisens;, Tssponsibles; white q
y SoEsa .sTs ep Ss'ns 5ss Snr
prevalent wages. TIE. 1859 or Box 275-s'
sS1 o.s san .sf:s.d sssa zs Il IN a:oa Il se: s: NJ
GENERAL S Ss DEED vhs s2ply Ga 7sas
perienee and references. Best wages. Cali
GIRL. sH ss,hh..w., help With children; ali l.an-
erces enc - required. Cali EM. 1859.
heavy laundry or cooking; $12 and car
fare. 1904 9TH st. NV. .
GIRL. colored. gen. housework and laun;
dry, E days, hours; must be neat anc
willing to work; S25 week. Call AID. 30S3
GIRL OR WOMAN. general houseworkei
and cook, good hours, Bendix washer, a25
References required. 5h-day week. IA
syaasir syaHr HousEwoRK nUTTEs, pertia
landry: ali Snndays. some other time OF;
$50 week, room, board. 1905 Quarles
MAID, live in, silver sprins, $50 month
5M-day week. Cali sH. $500. %
Evening star., 1946-11-01
NEIp DoMESTIC (cent. /,

dry. serving, Mon Tues. Wed. Thurs.
esii si sst 70 9osDins ssD nm IA 2oc 1875 M %
sooa HIi home. ns.~ I'M. oss7. $40 Chevy Chase
HAiD. EaihSas ssolofsd. ad live in. pvt rm take car.
e e., p.sz aE sRsa. %aSs ssss Mk Kotroa Nssa'
couple: 4-yesr-oid child in school; ref
ersness; 1-1:3o; plain cooking; top salesry'
cooking: live in: no children. willing to
work in silver Spring; must have salts
factory city reference. Call MRS: BUR-
ST Elm. RE. o975. from to 9. or sH. 1884
MAID. NAH col eolored' en intelligent. sg. % to 40,
experienced with children; light house
work. live in time of; salary. S25; ref
erences required. Phone AT. 976l after
NtRsEMAID. experienced: live in: lisht
laundry, Bendix washer; assist with house.
work; other help employed. OR. 0l47. y
| NURSEMAID TO care for children and cook.
no cleaning. no laundry. other help en-
ployed; live In, SIS. ia. 4S04. .
WOMAN to stay in: cook and help with
CHILDREN, permanent position; s25 week
ELDERLY dependable woman who would
| like room and board, plus a small salary.
| to prepare meals and care for a lady
| who is sick: colored. II interested, please
| call FIR. 1898 before $50 am. .
EXPERIENCED WOMAN. for cooking and
gh.w.: 5h.day week: references. $50 per
Wk. WO. 6lb2. =
Evening star., 1946-11-01
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

LEARN TO DRIVE the safe way; dual
control cars: professional instructors. 1901
Pa ave Sc AT 4340. -"
LEARN PHOTOGRAPHY. Complete course.
3166 Mt Pleasant NV.
AUTO DRIVING taught by experts: easy
parking a specially: permit secured: dual
control cars. EASY METHOD DRIVING
SCHOOL. NO. 1894. -
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. sll
subjects taught. Approved by Goyernmsnt
for GI training. WAR-FLYNN aaI EEaaoIf
COLLEGE. 1910 G st. NV, D1. 1852.
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects: day, night and
part-time classes: get our tree catslosue
MABE1LE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved for
p. G; reauiremsnts and GI tra5nins. l54o
CIVIL SERVICE TYPIsTs' AND sTENO.
courses, day and night classes now gong
on: exam soon: start now BOYD
SCHOOL. 1888 F st. MA. 1888.
STENoGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming Beginners and refreshef
courses in shorthand, typing. bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est.
% yrs Accredited. Approved GI school.
Inquire now. Ma. 1888. BOYD SCHOOL,
1893 F st. 1opp, pr Gagitol s ThsafsRRaT1 hssaafasRRaT1H.Sp.
TYPE inSyiaua kE nss5acfisnH 6as
lIoI Vt ave; (st ST. nv Pl' liz; sle;
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing bookkeepins.
comptometer all secretarlal subjects. Es1.
2s yrs. Accredited. Approved CT school.
Inquire now. Ma. 1888. BOYD SCHOOL,
1879 st iOpp Capitol Theeter
Evening star., 1946-11-01
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUEINESS.

CONSTR. SEC, $4,000 %. perm, inter-
esting ONCE: English Spanish secretary.
5000; stenog, dept. store, future, starta
S45; stenog., DOCTORS once. $45 wk;
steno -bookkeeper, start, $50 wk;, Can
use 30 stenogs and secretaries daily; top
salaried positions. Oldest empl. service in
Miss Nj s Les as'fa soYDs. Is isss F. NJ IA as$s.
GNERs-DRAFTSMEN, FIFTY (50)-
Mechanical, knowledge Of machine prac-
tices, castings. forgings. piping or hydrau-
lie presses. HYDRAULIC testing machines, ma
in similar or related products in heavy in
dustry field Electrical knowledge Of in
dustrial plant wiring. lighting. power dis
tribution to motors, motor controls. SUBJ
station layout. power generating eouip~
ment, electric locomotives, etc. Structural.
expert structural steel and concrete de-
signers capable of designing. any part. or
all, of large steel-frame buildings. utility
gas plants, etc. Detail experience with
steel fabrications desirable: Salary, ,ap-
proximately $1,000 to S4,700 with linn
tied number of supervisory positions which
will be evaluated according to education
and experience. Location. approximately
100 miles from Washington; D. c. organ
izations, large manufacturing and engl-
neering construction companies onerlng
stability and opportunities for advance
ment vacations, insurance. etc. inter-
views, by appointment, phone Dl 4445
or 1920. WALTER H. KESSLER, Person.
mel Services, 603 WASHINGTON Building -
ENTOMOLOGIST tm.l. 81 500: asst, 70. :.
900: at once; college man. BOYDs' 1883
F, MA 234O.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED WOMAN wants days work only:
city references. 2570 Sherman ave. NV. l.
CURTAINS beautifully laundered at home.
GIRL colored. want days work, no cook
ing, S. and carfsre or 75c hr. Ii. 1858.
GIRL (colored) wants housework. Mon.
Tues. and Fri; experienced; ref RE. 1854.
GIRL, coIored, wishes part time or light
days work; good reference. Elk. 4s59
GIRL, colored. wishes LOB as fountain girl
GIRL, colored wants work from TO 9
pm, as chambernaid:. no cooking. tu,
GIRLS ~. experienced, childrens nurse.
one part time. Call after $50 p,n-, MI,
HOusEKEEPER. white wants position,
small adult family live in swell nurse.
WOMAN, ceiored. wants DAYS work
WOMAN. smart, honest, Dependable.
coiored. desires days work or fun time
WOMAN, colored, reliable. wants lob
cleaning a small apt or boarding houss
twice o week 1904 r st. NV. Apt. l:
FAMILY WASH to take home; also window
curtains. NO. S1Sa. i
DAYS WORK. days week; will tske
care OF children. HO. 1851.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
PERSONAL,

SLlPCOVERS beautifully tailored TO ht
your furniture. For prompt service can
PHoSE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Wright, If you are IN need OF loan up to
afGHY iae2 e yequf yeuLTHRfp WOMAN tesch,
English. sen-confdence. freedom from sell.
pEysts haSs tuso MI and
ingerwave. soc. No appointments. All
work done by advanced students. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st.
ii. W. JOHNSON, Dentist-False teeth re-
paired while you wait. Room S02, Westory
MUSES. Siik t AVAILABLE; bonded and licensed.
.rainsd, practical or undersraduate nurses.
GIARNErs D Nessf sad eSSsa STsas instruments re-
sS ssassis daa pTis.s RzTSERs sJs Music store
1ac DAY NJ iSuRsERY&Monday 81 n through satur-
day. modern country home. devoted to tbs
sextheass ssIs ye and Temps
Hills; age 2 to 6. Phone Clinton 594-W-1.
DREssMAKNG AND ALTERATIoNs-
foeated seei above s6o0 Loew's Columbia TheateI.
EsaDRse ss s fer sfTSei
nv, Roem 90. Teiephone executive sos:
ta5ep ohae y your home ehieTen
PERMASENT;. 81; shampoo and hnge.
SeSs EoNo5S 5Se Hoo SS aDDplatpsp' f4d M. MAsEs
Rigs I'd. Nd: trained teachers. balanced
dinners Is sra2sg; sR lss play area; to T.
DREssMaKISG, Weddings, evening clothes
eSFsa' Bs SStss hang Va nss
sEsj sEsjAM2N MN ACRES SCHOOL has inm.:
IN na'e Annspo1is NJ Nd 00a Children Sesfs
through 5rd grade, week-en trsnspor-
tation furnished. For information call
cGsToM-MaDn t Gaahdpsi SLIP 'eoevERs Gu. on your
furniture to insure perfect ft; large beauti~
ss asssn cs and HoosE stGess 4
Chin CARE. pick up and delivery seEz:
pGMpTY fs6i asr; suRsHRY RsaR e School, IN. ols1.
ssseH is iss psss. sas
ReoM 3 I0i Asp sRDIsIsP soafP wanted for 1a-,..s
eSRe ssaPo 70 aqs' j. e. sss ssss TO M
NURSES AVAILABLE, licensed and bonded.
PENDABLF NURSING SERVICES, RE.
PIANO TUNING and repairing. s.tz Or
sybSEban' aIl ysgs EoSs guaranteed. VICTOR
edHf2aaSfkAcTon dE2aaTki aa; asegi griHyslormRAr1Rr.
r. v. Pemberton. 829 Z. Capitol st. chirS-
practic. physietherapy and esbinst bath
and By appointment. Also home calls.
SGRsEs ShHasE 81 AVAILABLE; bonded and licensed.
trained practical or undergraduate nurses.
DU. 1862. Never closed.
PEPCO EMPLOYES-I will loan you money
on your signature. H. A. WOOD, OK.
NURSES AVAILABLE. licensed and bonded.
trained. practical and undergraduate. DE-
PENDABLE NURSING SERVICES, RE.
coRpE BAGS made to order, ress pr,eea
oFFICE ST C. PERssoNNEL-rn be your mes
seneer for $50 month: Call DI, 3s1o; @s
RIDE wanted to Baltimore, vicinity Johns
a-5. HAYWOOD GARDENS, Mt. Rsanier.
URGaNTLY UR NEE NEEDED, room and board for
working mother and 21month old child
with day care for child. Arlington pre-
ferred Call GIL s4s5. 5
SLIP COVERS and draperies professionally
nss.sig sSarsnsssd 81 oiss,. s,.G
WELIiSGToN NURSERY. on Mount
Vernon blvd, for. the boarding OF chill
dren by the month ages 6 months TO- 3
years. Ideal licensed home; inspection in
vited Phone TIE 1874
SMALL select nursery school. Enrol nov.
Hyattsville 0561. g
FRENCH CONVERSATION practice wanted
Conditions. co Box sa4.s, Star. e '
BRoNZED BABY SHOES will make the
ideal Christmas gift. Call ia, 1896
Work guaranteed. 10
Evening star., 1946-11-01
HELP MEN and WoMEk.

BOOKKEEPER. experienced in real estate
and insur ance, preferably woman. 40-hour
week: salary, $50 to start: 2 weeks yaea-
tion with pay: send references and az
perience references. Al BAKER, 116 s. St.
Assph st. Alex, Va. Alex. 1874. Il
CLERK, inventory and supply; American
Red Cross, Walter Reed Hospital needs en-
pioye who likes detail work and Is perma-
nent resident. Of wash. tipping nee; 40.
hr, 5-day wk.; pleasant Working cond
good salary; y;so Call MRS. GREEN. bet, 9 and
CoUPLE. white or Oriental. small place in
Fairfax. $500 mo. Box 294-s, Star. 3
COUPLE, cook-houseman, private school,
Annapolis. Nd: salary and quarters. In
No. 8. Annapolis, Nd. a
HOME PORTRAIT SOLICITOR, contracting
directly or phone, specializing in better
class photographs. Call Glebe 0037 after
Man. AND WIFE, over 40, no children, for
farming, nearby Md; wife to do gh.w.;
must be sober and reliable; permanent
lob; good salary. with furnished house
Call at 1921 7th st. NV. Phone MA. OSLO.
sALEsPERsoN for phonograph record de-
partment, experienGe preferred but not
MUSIC CO, INC. 1l0s q St. NV. IS
nent. Apply Box 141-T, Star
Evening star., 1946-11-01
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. pur-
sonable: machines for sale, standards and
portables; est. IL yrs, OFFICE MACHINES
CO., us 14th lBond Bldg0. RE- 2S2S.
ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned.
oiled and adjusted. All work guaranteed.
RE 1177. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
ALIERATIoNSs-Ladisss' EvsssFinr apgsEssa!; apgasa
SMNifSGs ASS CANVAS, sEKSicE. com. <, n.
Court nv. Ex; sSss; ewes. tx; s797;
new awnings CITY AWNING CO., RA,
800. $3.50 Georgia ave. NV.
BRICK AND PLASTER repairs, waterproof
ing, freproofind; done right. priced right
WARLICK; FR.' 20S4 evenings: a,.
pointirig, repairs; tirst-c.ass workmsn-
nip: After pm, M: slls, .a..,. ~.
ing and painting, paperine, rsnoyatinS.
general eontracting. Call RA. 20S6, m.
f0coktn1,ed ~, MeYt pA1a.D