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ANDERSON, MARY CARROLL. A trib-
ssr ss of v lGys HR snd devStiRn esR II &
To-Day. aH 01nadieS Aprii :. ia4s e 'nfe' years ago
How many summers. Love.
Have I been thine?
How many days, thou dove,
Hast thou been mine?
Time, like the winged wind
When t bends the flowers
Hath left no mark behind
To count the hours!
Some weight OF thought, though loathe
Some lines Of care round both
Perhaps He weaves.
Some fears-a soft regret
Sweet looks we half FORGET
All else wifLhfXa Il LIAM H. ANDERSON.
ANDERSON. MARY C. A tribute; Of love
IN IN msmory , OF my dear aunt, MARY MA c;
years ago today, April 7, 1943.
Although you have left us,
Thy memory is with us still;
Wen trudge along nfe,s highway
Lov1Na REsaE% msei ESaiE cAEviS Gsds S BRoD1s
ATKINSON, MARY E. A tribute Of love
mother MARY who dec
PARTED parts this 1aa7 life nine years ago today
Dearest Mother, I have missed you.
Never will the memory fade
OF kind and loving Mother,
Whom I loved. but could not save.
In my heart and in my thoughts
You always walk beside me,
And through the years your memory
H9ssz s3Ssz' 4ss5s Fl s'1es HSDi ia
CLEMoNs, MARTHA TYLER. In loving
TYLER cLEMoNs, who departed this life
eight years ago today, April Z, 1898.
Today recalls a memory
And those who think of her today
Al sh5 cs8 7sSff hs5
FLIPPING. KEFFIER M. In memory ht
M. FLIPPING, who entered into eternal
sleep one year ago today, April T. 1945.
Far though from out the bourne of time
hope to meet my Pilot face to face.
asVf shsFsfs ing w9oM1Na
GaANaR Fl d2 John s.,1 II Loving
GRANER. who departed this life one year
ago today. April z, 1945.
Dear father, we have missed you,
Never will the memory fade
| OF kind and loving father,
Whom we loved but sp seuls Eu9s not is save. I've
GREENE, HESTER. In loving memory
of our devoted mother, HESTER GREENE
who passed away four years ago today,
April z, 1942.
| Four years have passed and gone
Since we were forced to part.
But time cannot erase
Your memory from our hearts.
CHILDREN, LULA. MARGUERITE AMI
OLIVER GREENE.
HACKNEY, JAMES S. Sacred to the
memory OF our devoted husband and father
JAMES S. HACKNEY, who departed this
| life 13 years ago today, April Z, 1898.
| April is q month of sadness,
For 1t brings you passing day;
Life without you has been lonely,
Since you quickly stole away.
In our home we've sadly missed you,
| For you were so kind and true,
Always thousntful, always gentle,
! AS you lived your short life through
i Since we know you're gone forever
And have left us here slone,
| We're SO grateful to have known you,
To have claimed you as our own.
HIS WlFE. MABEL 8. HACKNEY, AMI
u CHILDREN, GLORIA AND EVERETT
HACKNEY.
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HANDLEY, LEO EDWARD.

HANDLEI, LEO EDWAhD. In SAD but
loving remembrance Of our son and brother,
LEO EDWARD HANDLEY, who passed
away six years ago today. April z, 1910.
Anniversary mass at the Queen Of the
Apostles Seminary.
We cannot but say we miss you,
Though We know Gods will must be
done:
Our only hope is to join you.
LONELY FAMILY.
JARVIS. CHESTER HAYDEN Sacred to
HAYDEN JARVIS. g who inoeG pasaed 1e away away II II
;ears ago today, April z, 1885.
Our family circle has been broken,
Three links gone from our chain;
Though We have parted for while,
We know we will meet again.
Thoushts of you come drifting back
Within our dreams to stay.
To know that you are resting
""e" Wits HIS faSS pE5oTEp Srs oaf FAMILY.
LANG, TING MIN. A tribute of love
and devotion to our beloved father. TING
years ago today, April T. 1914.
God has not promised skies always blue,
F'oWers ,,vss s.regn tSro,gh IN pathways all our
God has not promised sun without rain,
Joy without sorrow. peace without pain.
6ut G1o S. mas mas promised strength tor
Rest for the labor. light for the way:
Grace, for the trials, help from above,
Siehs sSRpais5 s6pHIE qns''sf Betty lfSs AND
TOMMY LANG.
RICKS. ENOCH. tribute Of love and
devotion to the memory Of my dear hus-
eight years ago today, April Z, 1888.
He didn't fall to do his best.
His heart was true and tender;
He worked hard for those he left
And they always will remember.
pray will have courage
And strength to go like you:
That all my debts here be paid,
When my days on earth are through.
And when the storms of life are past
And the miSts have rolled away,
IN fold this earthly tent of clay
LoVING WIFE. ELLA '. RIcKs.
ROSS PAULINE A., and EDMONIA C.
HARRIS. In loving memory of our dear
sister, PAULINE A. ROSS, who departed
and our devoted mother. EDMoNIA g.
HARRIS, who died April 6, 1927.
We loved them in life and miss them
SMITH, EUGENE PATRICK, SCUM SIC,
U. S. N. In sad but loving men,
"a = {: 81;
You were so young and full of life,
To go to war mid death and strife;
The war is over, it has been won,
But Nom and Pop grieye, we lost q SON.
Sleep on, dear Pat, and take your rest.
We loved you cearly. but God loved
you best. NON AND POP.
Gone is my brother loved so dear,
Silent is his voice I loved to hear;
'Tis sad, but true, I wonder why
The best are always first to die.
JACK.
WEST. PEARL BEATRICE. A tribute of
love to the memory of my darling daugh-
ter, PEARL BEATRICE WEST, who passed
away eight years ago today, April z, 1888.
Eight years have passed and gone,
Since we were forced to part,
But time and space cannot Grace
Your memory from my heart.
Although you have left US,
Thy memory's with us. still;
Well trudge along life's highway
And meet you-'tis Gods will.
HER LOVING MOTHER, ANNIE WEST,
AND PAUL.
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|Weuther Report

United States Weather Bureau
forecasts issued at 10:30 pm.
District of Columbia - Mostly
cloudy with highest temperature
about 60 degrees.
Maryland-Cloudy and mild. Cool
er on coast.
Vrginia-Scattered light showers
over southeast portion. Cooler on
coast.
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UarnH nf Thanks

BROWN, CHARLES w. tBUCK). TIL,
family of the late CHARLES w. tBUCKl
BROWN acknowledges with sincere appre-
citation the kind expressions of sympath,
of friends and neighbors.
FORTUNE, ALMA RIDGWAY We wish
to express our appreciation to the relative.
and many friends of ALMA RIDGWAY
ing her illness and the expressions Of sym.
pathy, floral tributes and cards received
at her death. THE FAMILY
PATCHAN, MARY A. The family of the
late MARY A. PATCHAN wishes to thank
the many relatives and friends for their
acts of kindness. floral tributes and ex-
presSions of sympathy at the time of her
death.
MATTHEW A. PATcHAN AND SON.
STERN, oCIE P. The family of the late
OCIE P. STERN wishes to thank the many
friends for their kindness during'his Illness,
the beautiful flowers and expressions of
THE FAMILY
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Mrs. Helena n. Woodard ,
Cafeteria Manager, Dies

Mrs. Helena Nellie Woodard
widow of Downs M. Woodard, form
erly of Fairfax, Va, died Friday al
the home of her niece, Mrs. Ben
jamin C. MILAN, 1928 Key boule-
ward, Arlington.
Mrs. Woodard had lived with her
niece here since 1910. From 1922 to
1886 she was manager OF the old
War Department cafeteria and later
of the Procurement cafeteria until
her retirement, due to i'll health, in
1912.
Funeral services will be held at
l pm, tomorrow, at the Hines
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. The Rev. B. Janney
Rudderrow of the Holy Trinity Me-
mortal Chapel of Philadelphia will
ofhciate. Burial will be in Fairfax
Cemetery, Fairfax.
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Union Plans Protest
Here Tomorrow on
Packers 'Sit-Down'
By the Assoc;oted pyexx

NEW YORK, April 6.-Union
claims that big meat packers are on
a "sit-down war" against price con-
troll, causing layof of 10000 work.
ers, will be placed before Secretary
of Agriculture Anderson Monday, ii
was announced today.
Meyer Stern. director of District 6,
CIO United Packinghouse Workers
of America, who made the announce
ment, also said 200 District delegates
had voted at convention here to
request an emergency meeting OF
union officials to consider a strike If
"a satisfactory answer" is not re-
ceived from Mr.. Anderson.
Mr.. Stern said he would head q
union delegation calling on Mr.. An
derson. District 6 covers eastern
seaboard States.
Asserting that the layoffs had oc-
CURED because of packers refusal to
buy livestock, Mr.. Stern said respon-
sibility could be placed on Mr.. An
derson because the Agriculture De-
partment had been operating meat
plants since the January UPWA
strike.
"The strike was never called of
officially" Mr.. Stern added. IF we
do not receive a satisfactory answer
from Mr.. Anderson in 10 days we will
consult the national Office on calling
an emergency conference to deter
mine the advisability of a strike"
The. union official declared that
when the industry was seized by the
Government in January, the Agri-
culture Department was charged by
law to maintain at least the same
conditions of work that were in
effect prior to the strike" Instead,
take-home pay was cut drastically
by the layoffs and by reduction in
working hours from 48 to 36 despite
the 16 cents an hour wage increase
granted in January, Mr.. Stern said.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
Pleasant Plains Group
Plans Veterans Program

Veterans of the Pleasant Plains
area are invited to attend a pro-
gram sponsored by the Pleasant
Plains Civic Association at Miner
Teachers College at 8 pm. Friday
A. Phillip Randolph, international
president of the Brotherhood Of
Sleeping Car Porters, will speak on
"FEPC Legislation and What II
Means to the Returning Veterans
Following his address, socia
hour will be held in the Bannekel
Servicemen'S Center.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

Record Until 10 Pm. Saturday.
Highest, SO, at IL noon; yesterday,
year ago, 58. Lowest, A, am; yester-
day year ago, 35.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, SO, on April 2; lowest, IL. on
Jan. 2S.
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PrecIpitation,

Monthly precipitation in inches in tn,
Capital lcurrent month to datel:
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April 5, 1916, CHARLES H. MULLIGAN
of 1903 18th st: me-. husband Of Florence
of Mount Rainier, Md. and Mrs. Joseph
J. Idler: grandfather of Barbara Ann Null
ligan of Mount Rainier, Md. Services at
4th st. NV, on Monday, April 8. at $40
a m; thence to st. Anthony's Church, 18th
and Monroe SITS. ne, where the holy sac
rifice of the mass will be offered at am.
for the repose of her soul. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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NICoLAou lNICHoLsoNl. MARIE. oJ

NlCOLAOU tNlCnOLSON1s MARIE. On
LAo1 tNicAoLsoN tSfS Of 5i16 14th st. nv NV,
wife, Of the late Constantine Nicolaou
s Shr a aansene snss.
olson and James Nicholson of Los Angeles,
Calf; Remains resting at the 8. H. Hines
Se ~ ST anSs MSms aSn 18th St NV sery
terment Glenwood Cemetery. 7
NORMAN, LEWIS EDWARD, On Tues
sser aa ApT 5eb M hs 81 s
brother of Mrs. Lula Wells. Mrs. Oracle
Grimes Crime and and Gusta Norman. He also $
funersi Church @ R 49, Is st: ' n.R', after S'l5
eIna. e;m Friday, day., April g. Funeral IS, services
list Church, King George S County. n Va., Rev Rev
Jackson officiating. Interment church
cemetery.
ApE T. i54s dAaRHhs ts Sa y
R st. NV. native of Abbeyyille, s. c.,
father of Ruby Patton, He also leaves to
q sister, Martha P. Smith, four brothers,
George, Joseph, Thomas and Henry Patton,
and many other relatives and a host OF
vile S. c.. papers please = copsJ p >A'''
POMEROY. BURTON ARTHUR On
Saturday, April 6, 1916, at his residence
116 Insraham st. NV, BURTON ARTHUR
POMEROY, beloved husband OF Elizabeth
Viner. Remains resting at Chambers
funeral home. 1400 Chaplin st. NV, where
funeral services will be held on Tuesday
coin Cemetery 8
PURDY. FRED. On Friday, April s
1915, FRED PURDY of 100 Shepherd
ct. NV, beloved husband of Helen Purdy
motheT one daushter one sranddaushtee,
and other relatives and friends Friend.
may. call at the Robinson funeral home
1342 4th st. NV: after 8 pm. Sunday
April z. Funeral services at Arlington
National Cemetery on Tuesday, April 8
at pm. Interment Arlington Nationa
Cemetery. 8
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COUNTRY BOARDING-sanitary kennels
individual runs. free pickup and delivery,
ksSsEIs: 10 !sss: esith:EsS an rA Isl.
COUNTRY BOARDING. sanitary Kennels
insr,i1 runs free Diesap and aeliyssy
Kennels. Hobart 1858. GaitheTsburr Isl.
efqSa e own and exhibit: Axe req.
i KTdaSS S ca: s.,
COCKER PUPPIES (6l. blond parti-colors
and red; weeks: litter resistered. dis
temper innoe.; $40. 7os Berry st, Falls
PERSIAN KITTENS. beautiful silver blue,
red and cream; Miss Payne, RosEDERa
ccATTEIRy, Falls Church 1895. 49,
Kittens: MISS PAYNE Fails Church as lt pa
.ss1k sossH ME .ss.s..
we deliver. EASTERN PACKING CO.
:. sole d,strie eo assz LoSsl Co. Soo7 14ts
HOME wANfE6 Tor male s-yr.-old collie:
er after pm Mon. Gil ss7s -is
yellow, "a green lovsbirds, 1871 R st. Sc.
DoBERMAN-DALMArIAN puppies, 8 weeks
0id sss ms 1s sTeeent for large
Eng kNGL isl et SETTER FGPs az. 10 week.
old, beautifully marked. thoroughbreds. If
suaEanteeo KOOd nome Will let t0em 90 IoK
$50 each. Rockville $40. Ia
P1NEITE DOG SPRAY kills heas. lics.
ticks. just spray on. No muss or fuss.
distributor. Berwyn, Md, WA. 1894 --31
COCKER SPANIEL PUP. female. q months
Cd Ed .R Rsd Can n sfter GO 1888 ala
stalls and outdoor screened runs Axe
reg; cookers for sale: excellent bloodlins
cookers at stud. KRISS KROSS KEN
NE1.S on Lee hwy, Rt. I'll. near Center
vile. Va Phone Fairfax 1l-J-2. 81
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POULTRY D EGGS.
FARM and GARDEN.

APPLkS, So so 3 bushel. sH 741s, -is
deliver or do complete. lob; she bixser
sn eon ,oo: the better we like i; ssn furnish
area: Write G 2, HYLToN. Clifton, Va.
aASDscArn GxkDENER-co srRacTos.
time for sprasins. shearins and fertiiinins
bling and tree removal specially. Fres
i TsER REmo esGns G fsus ,tss .r,mins
soppinE snrsyins; complete tree serves.
FLAGsToNE0 WALKS and terraces. nre-
'e MARc1co1 osn Roaas aornsns
s0xW9op 81, soad EnsiishI. very old. 1900
TRAcTORs-Ail types new farm eauip-
ment; earden tractors. electric motors.
"a Hing Irvine; trucks al old price, Phone
Ian hasp chsTss skno t5ssr Pan u,. ,.,s
vines. trees at sround level, logs cut 70
saMmtl lengths. Fairfax S-J-I.
MAINrENANCE-Comp experiences
kardsners under expert SUPERVISION: weed
cutting and edsins, pruning, shearing. xum :
mer spraying and busting for your paKtic-
nlar needs and safety rearrangement. re-
equipment: tree surgery. hagstone and oe-
ment worE terraces walls, driyeyaya
steps porehes, green and red eolorsd ee-
ment walks Better service with Wonder
Conerets Mixed. Terraces, walls, drive
ways. Drainage problems solved founda =
ton group screen and natural painting.
rock gardens, guard rails; . small invest
n,snt today in carefully planned garden
| will return perpetual and immeasurabls
S.s,ssnds 81 sGmDss sstisiaetion For
| tenanee of your beautiful outdoor sur
ro9ndinss. call II 1925. ID.
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REpAlRs end sERvIcEs tc.,,.

BOXING And SIDING, johns NanyiIs
ssns... s. aaf 1ssF sa.
RCof RKfAiks. o any type leaks. suss.rin.
ns 81 E' $500 sssye IA 80
ROOF REPAIRS, renewed. painted. suffers
Scouts rs sstlT,tss 90 1sa5s rSsse
rs and .pout!nss. q ra u Pes ss s5ss1s
S9i AZ Fr 1psN1s q. NO a34s is'
sHIPLEY. GE 415s
see'y women's assn. sa40o; sec'y pubic
rel, S2.IO0; sec'y newspa per. $2,0se. see >
MENT SERVICE. 171o q 6. n ". IA.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED. in your
So sfx IsSsts III sss inspect oil Il; and
sf xor my naas D " ss Sr II MAKE:
sir III i co1EEs. II. i.i2p Ia make
s ssHF Az. is ss'i Mas s''sSss ase
TILE REPAIRNG. new installation by
Bros ia ssoo. Or f Fslis Church s sso.H
pair; e sisfsetion suarantsed LoMsSRpo
TYfEWRITERS cleaned, oiled and adjusted
All work guaranteed RE 1177 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. 813 18th NV
UPHOLSTERY AND RUGS. cleaned in your
home; safe. cow: adds new life to the
nbeI restores original beauty. WASHING
TON DURACLEARERs, 1882 14th st. NV.
WINDOW vALANCEs-wood vaI.nces de-
signed and built to conform with your
interior decoration. Cabinets, bookcases
screens, etc, designed especially for you
Call CYTEIL EXHIBITS & CRAFTS. De
catur 50S3 or HO. APO. IL
USED CAMERAS bought and sold FULLER
dALBERT; INC. SIS 10th st. nv.
ATTENTION. Arlington and d. Gree es-
Inmates on all electrical applia noes Phone
Trinidad 9059. FRANCIS B. STOCKSDALE
YOU BREAK 1T, we Ak 1t. Radios, vac
uums, washing machines. etc: phone
units attached to any radio: automatic
electric phonos., custom built PASCHAL
RADIO g. APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. $3.50
Mt; Pleasant St: Hobart 7122 So
ANNOUNCEMENTS. cards, letterheads en-
vslopes, business forms: prompt service.
Elk. 1915, MODEL PRINTERS 312 c st
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eoATS,

TWIN-CABIN CRUISER, completely over
h:ued l., iighp GnIysler Marine knd motor;
szsfS sa5i asHf ss cs,,..
Aes saFss tei. clean e Easz saf
a III bf S. i f * csss ''
FOR cHiRTER. By day or trip. 5o3ft.
ca cs efEfnpE Il * ss
rsorELLan EErARrNS.Hs,. your Rss.
fHIo a4s Rar IN t s4sa iala l1sh St Sc.
Just installed; shower. two electric toilets;
$4,000; s4-f5; 1870 Sport FISHERMAN;
S vs looks IKE neW obat sssSo is4i
4 oaa custom Custom Cruiser. is5.hp Lsc9ming.
coz; ss.sso' 1s-ft e'iS earis-craft. butt
i issn. viii 8 e n0s sT1Gk1
Y Yacht CO. l sssS Penn street. Baltimore.
toned toilet and sali.s: sood clean ap boat
Us IN should 4 sis 70 e fR'Ss6
BOATS ATS fof rs sai.1ls.ft ,'S with Austin -
WooD noss Bach itt soar 4 ho1sE no Ss
DOUBLE CABIN ELco. in excellent con-
| z
hp. engine with REDUCTION gear. bottled
gas range. complete galley; for quick sale.
senos s9as fss 9ee sa ss2a
SAX sss s, 1s no sIs type complete
CABIN BOAT. So lensth, sla' beam; Hoop
;,:ss ;Sss; Risi
BOAT BOAT shRGxfNsAss. f cabin erui..T in
excel; conc: sleeps 4: lay. Eaney,, radio.
sssS 'p spp fau GFssory sos real ssy sss
a H1e.x aal n axe asia aS. Ask for GEORGE
c atshs' ckHlsIHRR. twin screw 4s feet, az
Sens f and can n9 5.
ana asas 81 a. District is ass ss
rs: sIsiaa. s.s, sos 9s ]: :ssss
s:: ssss;ss ss
sfT M aAHHEIS NE o ids ,,.ii5ss
143-h.p. engine. Pen-Yan dinghy. iight
and ~ ether eSs, Pes
OWENS, immediate delivery now on 4a-fft.;
5E sssla fru Wo s ssas to cutters lAhs4
.4-FT., AUXILIARY YAwI- sleeps 2: IT,
e RACING sloop: fast excellent best eier.
soAT P4 sok s' sAIE-s-ft nodded mahogany ia
plyWood, 0U-lnch peam; weight % pounos.
used weeks; included oars. anchor, auto
top carrier; S175. Also available. Pio-
neer electric cupboard motor. GIL. 1883.
ss and saD sr ss kn.
css1 seasp SER . os.ns % IT. m.hos
any hull Cry m ssaS Al condition fg,
AaIAPlANEs-divs you "a thrill q
lifetime. buy now. 8. KING FULTON,
INC. sos Maine ave. siw, Executive 340e;
FOR SALE--21-ft cabin cruiser, metal
hull and keel Has to be completed.
real buy for a man handy with tools.
win sell for cash or consider light car in
exchange. May be seen at Roses Boat
Yard, 18th and o SITS. Sc, between and
7.30 pm. Monday.
AFT CARIN CRUISER-A 3-cabin year.
around boat. containing 80 electric lights.
3 emergency Aladdin lamps. one q bed.
Hollywood bed. 9 radios. 1 electrical phono-
graph, electric fans, electric toilet. auto
ern 2-sink galley. Tungar battery charger,
IL batteries, Buick conversion. gravity
water tank plus 200-gai. main tank. 2 OH
hsating stoves. Coz extinEuishers Choice
Of 2 slips in District; graceful. modern
lines. Owner in "A. $4,000 cash, Third
boat west Of 18th and Pa. Bridge Sc.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture.
all subjects taught. Approved by Govern
ment for CT training. WARFLYNN BEAU
TY COLLEGE, I2I0 G st. NV DI I.62
DRIVING NSTRUCTION-Dua control
cars. AUTOMOBILE DRIVING SCHOOL
OF WASHINGTON, INC, 1904 l4th st.
nv NJ. l432
training N all subjects; day. night and
part.tine classes: get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved for
.. G. requirements and GI training 1910
Y: z ave. ME. 777s: estab 1915
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEN, who are
Interested in the future with a career, to
be trained for air-conditioning and refrig-
Grafton teehniclans; two new industries:
trained technicians are in great demand.
Write for full information how you can
qualify for training, Box l94-Z, Star IA.
AUTO BODY and fender work, including
Welding. spray painting and metal work
Look into It,. One of the most profitable
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fering chances for good Job or your own
business. Train IN spare time Write for
free facts. AUTOGRAPHS TRAINING,
BOX 1l1-Z. Star 10.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

AsPHALT AND CONCRETE construction
s SDSIdkscr rio rs CO. sH
also all kinds of remodeling work. 80 Years
sas s e wa'h v Es Ma sssg 81
cfM. S4 WORK WORK, sion. walls. n.f e.
aRs JAZZ Route se4nf HornsF sDa s6
GS sS I..5s9s A NY storm xnaox
ms.s AiR coMrosT CORP dl ,'f H zee $3.50 go
siso .sn,Ia, r MaLks' driveways; walls;
3062 or AID. 1906. evenings and SUNDAYS
CONSTRUCTING and repairing driyf3ax,
our specially coMM6aiTYf' PA a iSi'f CO
w cafas or sd alt fence, ,o.e,.v
q; oI22 evenings. oE, 4o5s WILMER IiiL1sfsRf
tLS0k sIEyIcE, nothing but the best;
s sgett ins,allations; Bruce finishes. FLooR-
IN ave- oN sSAe s9SE' INC 1919 Wiscon-
ROOFS sANDTbs rem, old floors made
nss "h nso Tsfh c sgos
fAINTING, DECORATING, papenne' floor
re1nishins. roof repairs. waterproofing:
sss,slisssd 1873 GfE iRaasf' ssiafL H%lL
t sEmoP ,Is: ..sm.f. ySS5 apTs
,kTIoM c.; 65os wis. ave wi, 1900 90
siding. SECURITY HOME REINFORCEMENT.
S0;s I1HSGGs o4'3 Georgia ave. NV, .GR.
kooT issEirARs, renewed. painted: cutters ss4.
fsaT RssN e ss.fi ma rs 4sS
ts sFnsis p, rspaiSns sne rsmodsllnT il The
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