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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-05
by ThOn1aS Stokes

wind campaigner, who surprised many by defeating Senator Burton K. Wheeler in the primaries
 The CLO-PAC. was a factor in the victory of Judge Erickson becoming so active that it brought Senatorial investigation, at MT Wheelers request It revealed contributions from labor groups and organ izations outside the state, including New York It is working for Judge Erickson, but not openly as in the primary.
 The CLOS entrance into the picture has been seized by Republicans for the most horrendous Red batting campaign anywhere in long time. They are shouting Communism" all the lot until it farcia to the observer AS it was put by Lester Loble (Cq), State Democratic chairman: They are trying to prove that 25,0OOOOO Democrats are Com muniStS."
 In this connection much is being made by Repub- licans of the WallaceByrnes episode with emphasis on Henry Wallaces support by PAC. Also, number of leading businessmen, all Republicans, have organized the Montana Citizens Council designed to curb the spread of Communism and other subversive ideas
 The Democratic primary left some wounds in party ranks among the Wheeler faction which the Erickson forces trying to heal. Republicans in- siS however that they will get votes from the Wheel CT crowd in November. The Senator has had consid- erable Republican support in recent years
 It would appear, from necessarily quick check, that Judge Erickson should win the Senate race, though perhaps by a close margin, and that Reps Mansfield and D'Ewart may be returned though with hot contests in each district.
 Rep. Mansfield has vigorous young Republican opponent in Walter ("Barpey) Rankin who has a colorfu record with 'Rankin's Raiders" in the Pacific. Democrats have proved vote geter running against Rep. D'Ewart in John J. Holmes, for many years state auditor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-05
Eliminate the Pessimism

Sure things have been going to the bow-wows for a long time The nation has been going backwards. Out tiona Government to have made bad than good When the yardstck of political ments applied to the old political parties both of them have been found wantngboth confused uncertain taking chances hoping for better things tomorrow strictly partisan newspaper writer from Washington tells that if attempts to fx-thebame that most members of the two Houses of Congress have just mudded things through
 So what! The American people will have to decide who to return to Washington to represent them in the next Con- gress and who to keep home Really to be of question of making individual choices than voting ticket-straight Also think hard about ever-mounng taxation and with it the high costs of living and high costs of everything incidental to living There strong advo cates of national economy in Congress.
 Senator Byrd of Virginia says two million useless poyes should be taken off the Government payroll This is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-05
.Merry-Go-ROun

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5-A significant battle over the stock market has been taking place backstage between two-fsted Federal Reserve Board Chairman Mariner Eccles and Emil Schram, president of the New York Stock Exchange. The outcome concerns every investor in the country.
 schram and the big Wall Street brokers are de- manding that the government again permit margin buying. Eccles has been militantly opposed.
 schram and friends say that stocks can be purchased partly credit it will bolster the falling market
 Eccles on the other hand is dead opposed to speculation credit during the present infationary period He is also reluctant to encourage the public to get in stock market which suffered its great est monthly loss in history during September In that month the value of securities dropped eight billion dollars, more than twice as much as during Black October 1929"
 prevented the market drop from becoming plete financial disaster the no-margin rule, which meant that every legal trader in the stock market was buying for cash Thus, when prices dropped, there was no rush to borrow money to cover the drop As result of this insistence no margins, the effect on the country was cushioned.
 Eccles, his friends say is not going to budge on the no-margin rule now.
 When U.NRR.A. Director LaGuardia and aides visited Moscow on their recent tour of Europe, his entire party eager to Stalin. The Kremlin invitation, however, only permitted Laguardia and two other U.N.RRA OFFICIALS to call on the top Soviet leader.
 LaGuardia, therefore suggested to his aide, Joseph Lilly, that he divert the rest of the party by taking them to Lenins tomb, where the body of the Father of the Russian Revolution is still perfectly preserved.
 Late that night, the party re-asseuabled, and Lilly eagerly asked LaGuardia what he had learned from Stalin. Replied Fiorello:
 T got as much out of stalin as you did out of Lenin"
 So much friction has been kicked up by the US. embargo against Mexican cattle and hoof of-and-mouth disease that President Truman has taken the unusual step of writing personal letter to the President of Mexico about it. In his letter Truman backed up the Agriculture Departments embargo and denied that it was inspired by U. S. catemen who want to avoid Mexican competition.
 Truman told the Mexican chief executive that he believed the ban entirely justified pre- cautionary measure against the threat of hoof and mouth disease adding that 1t would be rescinded only when officials of the Departments Animal Hus- bandry Division were satisfied danger exists.
 Cause of all the trouble is some breeder bulls which Mexico imported from Brazil.
 Real fact is that more than year ago, when Mexican stock raiSers were arranging to purchase the Brazilian bulls the Agriculture Department warned Mexico that entry of the animals might bring U. S. embargo all Mexican cattle. Officials
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-05
CHAOS UNDER OPA
(Hartford Courant)

Lincoln's belief that this gov ernment cannot endure permanent ly half-slave and half-free" finds its parallel in the half-free and half controlled economy that is causing the nation so much trouble. There are those who would extend govern mental control over nearly all the affairs of the people and make that control permanent, but their desire is never likely to succeed. What ever headway these controllers have been able to mak- IS being dashed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-05

News from Boston shows that Harvard College has a perfect avalanche of applications from woudbe students amounting to almost 50 percent above peacetime normas Sevenyve percent of the applicants and the average age of students considerably higher than pre- times. Harvard College to lead all the rest of the educational institutions of the country But now they cannot the tremendous demands made upon the that being due in part to the inability of finding housing for thousands of woud-be students plus problems of food
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-05
HONESTY WORTH 4 CENTS

Davenport, Ia. UP)-Police re- ported that a 14-year-old boy and his ten-year-old sister found ten $1O bills while sorting a pile of newspapers. They returned them to the owners. The youngsters received reward" of four cents!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-05

The big loophole in the Congressional lobbying registration act is that doesn't the lobbyists who work the executive, administrative, and reg ulatory branches of the government.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-05

Real fact is that more than year ago, when Mexican stock raisers arranging to purchase the Brazilian bulls, the Agriculture Department warned Mexico that entry of the animals might bring U. S. embargo on all Mexican cattle Officials
Evening star., 1946-05-14
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books stal

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started. kept
part ting balsneed tax returns city refer
coNsTR1crioN ceSss; He HSS4 SUPERINTENDENT thor
oughly familiar with all phases of house
construction and architectural designing
Ex-NAVY RADIO TECHNICIAN. 20. de-
sires position until September; we'll
maintenance and repair of radio receivers
and exmitters; radar,- Loran. sound and
GtRnpHts in.er1sem systems AD 5@ao -Ia
steady. reliable, married; no children or
pets. Must have living quarters. Good
references; long experience. FIR. 0244. 9
MAN, 80, vet. desires position calling for
resourcefulness, adaptsbility; WILLINGNESS, to
speak Ems, Fr and Ger; 20 yrs exper. in
Character and bus. refs. Box 9eo-E. Star.
sSs5ed cs shnt TO- JOB sss & truck dryer
MI RaFs tmi ca East Fri inasn 1
p part,time L., work evenings; electrical or
msehsnieal ne snSa .sr preferred Call MR. HusAH
: fAIsT EokEMAS; Years sia experience; eha?rss
Local H references, IAWSRENcE, Ii. i: SsSa. sss
.
tion. validity or intringmsment work.
either mechanical or chemical. on a piece
work basis. Box 392-E. Star.
boys and mems clothing: ~
years experience. Hobart 2643. IA.
SALESMAN, not high pressure, aged 32
able to travel, successful BACKGROUND in ad-
yertising and public relations. WO. 194S
before noon.
VETERAN, 4h years Army Signal Corps,
desires on the Job training, electrical pre-
ferred GE. 1862. IA.
WELDER, general shop mechanic, especially
skilled in welding light gauge metal, wants
job where 1 can learn refrigeration repair
and home appliance repair. Past years
as mechanic with major airline. Box
143-H. Star. 49,
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! / may be iust
she man you're looking for. Former mill
tary pilot. age 20. married, one cfNd. own
ear, 19 yrs. D. c. resident, excel. back
ground. best Of character refer, touch Of
college, exper. sales and promotion: oper-
ated own business in Latin America: con-
sidered dependable. personable, conscienti-
ous neat, intelligent, best of health. full
Of ambition. Not Just another job hunter.
put looking for position that offers oppor-
tuntty and permanency. Salary secondary
to future possibilities. but sufficient to
support family in reasonable comfort. Pre-
fer sales or contact duties coupled with ad-
ninistrstive; Not adverse to leaving D. C.
Box 95-H. Star
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

OPERATORS NEEDED-Moderr
training in all subjects; day, night and
MABELLE HONOUR School, approved for
p. G. requirements and Gil training. 134O
n. Y. ave, ME. TITS; estab. 1918.
BRIDGE, third-auarter classes
Mon. and Thurs. evenings and Tues. morn
ing. WI. 1865. IA
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
20 lessons. Improvising and transposine
AMir-conditioned M STUDIO, MR.. NEWMAN.
AIRLINE coMMuNiCiATTiHoSNis m training hing for
radio and electronics Laboratory equip
Telephone DI. s40s for personal inter.
view. CENTRAL RADIO SCHOOLS, 1149
aGicR REvfiEW COURSE in shorthand.
typewriting, bookkeeping. calculating ma
at BOYD SCHOOL, 1884 F st. Ma 233S'
YOUNG WOMEN-Make airlines your ca
reer. Get into a live. rapidly expanding
field where the. growth of the industry
makes. opportunity. Airlines need reser-
vationists. communicat tionists, stewardesses.
Duties are clean and pleasant, the sur
roundings are inspiring, the conditions
Ideal for fine career. Meet celebrities of
stage, screen and public life, well-to-d
businessmen. interesting personalities. Live
In world of glamour and flashing silver
wings, American citizens, 17R to 80.
with high school education or better. Call
In person, write or phone DI. 640S. CEN
TRIAL RADIO SCHOOLS, 1149 Munsey
Bldg.. Washington 4, D. C. III
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HELP noAEsrIc lca..

MAID for general housevorE: must Be fond
Of and sxperisnsed dsos with children; Feod
%ziS:s ss n Ss ;aM'' ''ss car. of child; live in.
MAID, soiored, day a week. 9 to s, pref
er,a erably Saturday. Call after pm. TR.
MAID. light laundry. general housework;
ten temporary care of infant; 6-day week. SIS.
MAID, NJ sIs Part time, who is willing to work
pm Only dne @ with aoos reeommends n9 am
MAID for s.h.w. and heip get dinner;
Monday through Saturday, 30 until after
din dinner; % salary, SIS; references required.
MAID. part time, gh.w,, and cook evening
meal. for employed adults. Wo. 79ss after
s Care y shd aSi e refs Dfvf,s wosas9 sSs e.
MAs s4ss %sfs is4 sssuPns xss p live & SIS
MAN Man AM ANp WIFE, eolorsd;, to to do domestic 81
i've n saeo per month"; ST. Te
NURsEMAiD. experienced. for complete
care Of 9month-old baby; employed par
S,nsE Peg sRe'',so' , references re-
pEhsoa 7s wao likes chdsen
school age; live in, own room and bath,
no cooking, attractive apt. in handsome
SECOND MAID, colored. assist with child:
ss m T00 ca n0Gd ME sasF
WOMAN for gh.w. and cook, private fam
lily. 1915 Rhode Island ave. NV. IA
WOMAN, capable for general housework,
small family, seashore in summer. EN-
WOMAN. G.H.w, Bethesda. Md. nice
room room must like children. Apply 1905
Ps WoMaS May aYe fer and
assist With Children; S"Sft hours to 5, u four m
days week. Call LU 6eo5. -.15
bFsSssverk: sss month: Ap. d. 1857. "l'n
and 2 girls. 5 and s, for employed couple.
b Begin mr sa5 5oss psr week. Phone Temple YssS
WOMAN. middle aged; live in or out, no
psetsd Box s's iieB. .esa Star ana salary 1s *
YOUNG WOMAN. settled. for cleaning
5s aasi eaffars to apDs ss1s
2TTkacTi7f sa9I ae45H1f aTs FosiFTioNs for xst.
salary 0s s14 4S0pns month ond e.. ahss
ber, work, ,Sl2o a month; must live in;
fsetes T ppyats sha batb oy
thoroughly experienced need apply. EN-
ARE you INTERESTED in spending the
for reliable woman (3o-4o5 desiring a
permanent position to do general house;
work and assist me. with children: good
sa.arya; ga,s excellent references required Gall
sGMMER' St SGas' AT THE BEACH. Small family family
leaving M June 1. Reliable maid wanted
Evening star., 1946-05-14
PERSONAL.

PARENTs-Before it is too late register
your child for summer OF wholesome
a. boShE 'G"ys Dsstor .!%9sPassS DT
MASSAGE IN YOUR HOME. expert, de-
Sf III 74 as sh i2ss e txperisheed
takes in all kinds Of alterations on ladies
fs oE Sp sSl0 e Ssaais
aestad modsrn sbaSs ss1do in once Dldg
A03of pGe DPempt cs4%Sa se4Vee
ENE eng to o4ms4y GnSs5 q Ass Firth sys tE
Executive EaeG + s., !sos 3.w' Room 90 Telephone
NURSES AVAILABLE, trained, practical or
4pndeergraduate: q I'd The Inter,Raeisl Nurses
PHoNE sHEPHERD $3.50. ask sof, for Miss
Wright. if you are in need of a loan up to
sfGP sIP SovERs fSRs d4apss CO. $780, Use
delivery pAiaSEAsuMHi AD5EcaiR DEcoRAToRs, ass
faetors a1d
storage rates. as low as S. en Bended sans mes.
senger will call for your garment: BASKIN
PH6Tos sor sth snd hshy ss ~ ma
20 different poseS S12.5O You will treas
ure u, these lovely, natural pictures in your
nsnt cali Ho 47sS. day or evening" e aDDopt mIs
factory methods employed. free glazing.
viii cali T. for y your u sarment ohoHa gAsKIN
s1 sns ST. GAMr sd day SSsa and
country camp for children 8 to 12. Daily
swimming. pony riding, art, music. out
rp ay eRms ssd
hfS cso5f5f ~ fis teaches Eng
5h psvse ssaom nso [0@ E5o self
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee. Relief from pains and aches due to
ments. Also relief from aching, swollen
feet enes Lady naturopath 29 years expert
MONTE VITA RANCH for boys age
groups. 5-15; from Christian homes: riding
swimming, s rihery; etc; strong stat1 empha-
~ tsks in moanssins. 81 hrs. trom ko1a b to0c
CH: 2shs or WO.. 4214
SHIPPING CAR by freight Los Angeles
is lssa1 Cali taylor CO. 1000, xDt
LARGE FRONT ROOM and board, next
bath, for an elderly person: porches and
lawns lawns h,t block XII, TO busline not nursins
sLff Lffeu coVERs iosh And i'Rl i6RApER1Es profes-
sionally tailored from your or our ma
terra, tsrials; workmanship guaranteed. DI
MARVELLOUS RELIEF from tired, swollen
feet: fallen arches, corns, callouses
featherweight arch supports made to order
from an individual impression of your feet
by a licensed foot correctionist r w
STROOP. 14O2 Girard st. NV For special
4 REFINED EiDERIY LADY will Stay
afternoons or evenings. adults or children
recurring slight attention. in part payment
f8r hr roep 90 p,s and board "a . Sa47. -l5
Use your fabrics. Expert workmanship
DA!GNEAuLT DECORATORS.
LEARN PAPER HANGING in your own
home by a professional expert. Call after
8 pm. WA. 1880 Is
$25 COMMISSION-Have intercommurica-
tion speaking equipment. New Webster
teletalk masters and 10 speakers. ordered
system October, Just received No present
need. Will sell or pay commission for sug-
pont 4091. l6s
TUTOR, reading, spelling, 2nd grade; boy
B: July 30th WO O2O4
Evening star., 1946-05-14
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ATTENTION. BUSINESSMEN, II you need
q competent stenographer. typist book
or cali eflf Miss 0! Fl fq Be dsk s4s
eHAREsoSE faa SERVICE and baby SITTER
week ends; best references: middle aged,
DfGshE 5Gsa JAZZ shHRe ma. DE e5sa .s.d
homemaking, win take to resort, elderly
woman or child to tutor: excel. ref. Write
N: NJ CHdENqWETH. dE 9ys us No. Westmoreland
SRkssaAkiNG. siEsssi KIM design. remod. aitera- tier
,sfs RsRI ,sad gqTns 2,Yss spssisy MISS
Exp TYPIsT. shorthand. ming clerk.
daily or s.das week week 'fs to 5 FK. Rsf 4sis srs
GIRL. colored, desires job as receptionist
answer an phone ,S calls, DO light typng or care
M, ,ol6a; MISS SOLOMON. 15'
GR GRRLs sass ssl0red' desires work of any kind
snd caffsTe: ia S@S days. t'to' TO g. No No es54
GiRLs (s}: colored. want jobs as counter
girls or light cleaning; 51a-day week. RE.
LADY. ref. nursing exper., desires work
in Washington as companion or nurse.
Write P.O. Box 1915. Greensboro, N. C.
LA1f. aai T.. former vocational guide director
Of apartment house. Compensation must
neuds asa s gnnrnShfd Bd9 sa5s sas4 for self
NURSE AVAILABLE for day or night
adult case; will do 12-hour duty. Ask
for MRS. CRAIG. AID. 7494
NURSE, "a day mornings, work in doctors S
office. Reply Box 106-B, Star. -16
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, wants case
FSsLic sTIG,NSSSGRaPIER F, by the hour
kEGfsTEkEDDA NURSE desires position in
doctors office. Call Lincoln 3299 after
sECRETARIAL SERVICE, part time. Box
S3-H, Star. 49,
TYPIST. experienced, desires part-time
work, mornings. Call Dupont 5677.
WOMAN, with language, science. mathemat-
les. law BACKGROUND. wants proofreadine
or miscellaneous work in newspaper or
other office offering odd-hour work eve
nings, or week ends. Union 0544 Sunday
or after s pm 14*
WOMAN, colored, reliable, wants days
work; good laundress; S5 and carfare. Me
1858
WOMAN. colored. college graduate. desires
general clerical position, some typinR. Box
l55-H. Star.
Evening star., 1946-05-14
REPAIRs end sERXIcEs lcont.

saWfS s1. H nIs1sII.5 MAenEs fERAs5p
E1r EX 1902 a;n am: or to 9 Pm T.
ss!s ane susa g. IL
GGHS fRaNsP2RENrI h2ESHI sHfs PnAsrIc SHADE. for
furniture; no glare. Call MoDERNAIRE.
HRxsH M hs4' 4N for sH estissss q, -.
small or large, We are now inviting con-
TYPEWkITEKs cleaned. oiled ana 40
}1sisa Unified HSsF e. s,s izh =
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLER
4, 4 dALBERT, INC. s15 10th st. NV.
VENETIAN BLINDS. custom built, wood or
metal metal. 1928 w., w. Del. 2-3 wks. Free es-
YeSET1ANA s1ts Nj b2fs1s 2nsn cleaned, 75c Up: COM
sst sssts sfs VArsKSs s1ss selYsT gNB
sfas eIsbs s. az sss sssa op 10 e
2 It. wide and #. long. Have your blinds
sRlss seahSa 81 sSF R'sfEa
MAxHNSac c1 4.eGSls GS lsh sna PT 5000
WINDOWS. walls. woodwork cleaned. doors
Eaxed; ,nased; goo a5nyyyhere. on daywork or con-
WfNiDoWs WASHED, Venetian blind.
floors cleaned and waved; work guaran:
ssfs SsDo% sas 51ss 1sR F5 Co. ss 81
A COMPLETE HOUSE repair service
ing and guttering; prompt. OK; 1242. Ia
ATTN, subcontractors of all bldg. trades
Gen eontraetor scnI with established oces
subcontractors who are interested in in
ee1easing gre their volume Of business Write
pan to sou Wthont ebratom and 0 IN
strict conf1dence. Box lash, Star.
Evening star., 1946-05-14
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ASSOC. SEC. %, 5000; trade assoc, pub
nc Tsatons Tsaa unusual future int work
5eday sk. S45 research secrstray. Um0Inie int
Sa5 wk.: sec. manufac.. representative,
wE. up; D. stenos .-p.b'x s OPEN legal ie 500 500
Dozens of temp positions, half day. by
ho1r, fo1 81 to s. rs hr; some higher. Need
T adds pestse dsS to be new Sent GDeD By
better positions. as years experience.
Wds WSts or smP nss ssgnsy in p sse Mss
iss3 F. Ma. 1888. '' i = D
CHEMIST, metalurgical background; some
syrd NA ssfsen sssd pERsNn sss5S tI'q5s eE
coLLEcTIoN 10 heaL elk 20 ap, nhptes $50 wk, must
have car; Miss Day. PERSONNEL sERV-
s1hSo day az ws fi' pERsoNSs Rsse sER EsasteRs
"a R1Ns to pube shHfeh relations and
uegaD, 500 mo: bookkeeper- stenosrapher,
S20O-S225 mo-; secretaries, $160-S200 mo :;
s5s s. mo; dietsDhSn S 0OeTsn ODerators,
sl6o,slso sae. mo, mo :, pay roll clerks !experi-
operators, sl6o-siso mo; typists. $40
production. $50 mo, plus meals tele-
phone ps so1e,5or nfEspsPeT SIl9
eaa aENT foass NE 5as S. nW RE
4sOs
ARTIST advertising experienced, salary
open, sales promotion, S2,700-S3, 600;
ssns s9an tssss oe up to eoskesp as as
clerks, $500; ,typist. 1,sbo; counter inter-
Rsh asNeS s9o 1ac ss
St NV RE. 1905
Evening star., 1946-05-14

COOK, colored. 10 years exper, wants
job in private family: no laundry; stay if
room upstairs; can go away for summer;
S2s-S30 week; city ref. BOX l56-H. Star
sss ss1osa write Sshs sAdsan fsHi TsEa dsSs 81
GIRL, colored, for ghw. or laundry, Mon
ana aas earfars ES sss4
GIRL, colored. wants part-time lob or
DAYS dsy,s work. work. no cooking; Call "a. 1858
work and coekins: sleep in: no basemsnt
room; thursdays and Sundays of. Call
GIRLS Cir Ii, colored, neat, want waitress
york or part time; no Sunday. Call NO
GIhL' Girl s0,ored; d. want; dsyvoTk days
:;ss,: as S|:SSssSips y faundI; soTf caeisol
pm. Cali pU. 140s.
GaFI wsntS ghT or Haitres
erences; n.W. sec HHsso Cali No. z 459S es'n' rel
GIRL, coiored, wants part-time g.h.w., no
snY' vesf tGs '1sss
laundry. MI. $685..
GIRL, colored, desires days work. DE
LADY. colored. wants small washing to do
%sss.HS,ns; e a . RI Ludlow issA'a' 1881 ,.' .'H'a'
any kind Of dom. work. Box sOI i44-H. LII St. stars e9
WOMAN, colored. to do days work. Call
LU. 1929 after 8 pm.
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time work
from 3 until O'Clock. Call DE. 1867. :
WOMAN, young, colored. wishes days
work, laundry, g.h.w. or cooking, to 4,
S5 and carfare; also evening work. to 8,
$1S $$6 apd csrfsre; J: GREEN; Lu. COLA.
good ref. Call AT. 471o. Must be per
manent
WOMAN wishes daywork RE. 23e1.
WOMAN, colored, wants general house
work. plain cooking. MI 1893.
WORKER, colored. wants daywork by the
hour, 70c per hour plus carfare. MI.
Evening star., 1946-05-14
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS and general house repairs,
ma masonry o painting
2kdhiTEcH1ha9 HAhh AR sla PLANS for residasce, es
M spsf shons f as Rssns
AsPaaLr AsgIs AND CONCRETE driveway l con-
ss5sss!SR pss!s'y yH ss6 HARPER
ROADS PAVING CONTRACTOR. Cali GIL.
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs. country roads and
parking areas; estimates free. PRIVATE
ROADS Foaa PAVING CONTRACTOR. Call GIL.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, fasstone
porcheS and walks. chimneys. fireplaces.
FLooR SLABS stsps and sfs
sada tanning e, walls; 6rickw9rk @ and fagstonss'
FLOORS sANDED, refnished; old floors
sonaee ps prces MR sH
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
ssnf aSet Rsnn Rrne. finishes. sannE
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1872 Wisson-
Honss ii9 syf; AM2ERaTioNs. M RSiS repair, and
modelling. painting and papering. Call
AD 4 , 09SIi Evenings sH. 1914. sHocKEY
PAINTING. decorating, paperins. floor re-
finishing, roof repairs, waterpl oofing; work
guaranteed. White mechanics, references
furnished. Established 1925. GILBERT &
HAMILTON. AD. 5129.
PAINTING, MENTIONING. floor sanding
and cement work: work guaranteed: free
soeRs fsotssei xsD T5 TIE GS build
ing a walk. outdoor fireplace, wall, rock
garden, foundation? Wholesale and re-
es Essd psatss sm sals
service. GICHNER, Ma. 1870.
REMODEL, mooernize your home now;
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATION CO., $500 Wis. ave WI 1900
SPRACRETE, gun applied: .waterproofs and
beautifies .stucco. cinder block and brick
walls estimates. SPRACRETE INDUS
m va. AND WASH. cali PATTERSoN-
CAgLFIEID CORP. for Johns Manvilie
334O " st: NV. zone Z. HO 4120.
LET Us REMODEL your bathroom and
kitchen; plumbing, heating, remode1ing
and repairing. automatic hot-water heat
ers. gas appliances, See our showroom,
soHF e SaSg W1MME1- 442o Georsia ave. NV.
WE ARE exclusive dealers for Air Comfort
products; metal storm sash, Adjusto and
kool s,. shade sun screens. r. DUNCAN,
30