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The Nome nugget., 1946-07-29
FOUR TON "SUITCASES" FOR AIRLINERS

STREAMLINED ALL-METAL cargo containers that fit snugly to the undersides of the bodies of giant Constellation arlners and hold four tons of baggage each have been developed and tested by the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, builders of the Constellation
 The detachable container, called Speedpak can be attached to the belly of the fuseage in two minutes or removed in the same brief time.
 The giant transport, with the loaded Speedpak attached can be used for flights up to 500 miles Its speed decreased by only about miles an hour The planes flight characteristics not impaired
 An important feature of the Speedpak is the ease with which ground attendants can load and unload passenger baggage thus decreasing long waits at air. ports built-in electric hoist instantly lowers the Speedpak to convenient loading height and as quickly raises it into position to be locked for flight Science Digest)
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ably that until the last few years at least the temper ature throughout the world has become steadily CT" despite many year to year variations
 The charts were prepared by J. B. Kincer, bring ing up-to-date study he made for the bureau which established in 1883 that worldwide trend toward warmer weather had been in progress for years.
 Although Kincer has retired chief of the bur- eaus division of climate and crop weather he has con- tinued his work long term climate changes in operation with the bureau.
 He reported that the United States definitely has experienced "a downward dip of the temperature for the last few years and it may be that this trend is also worldwide" although adequate statistics are not availabe for other countries because of the
 Whether this downtrend is merely short term variation is in fact reversal of the upward cycle cannot be established until evidence is in per- haps not for another five ten years" he added Associated Press ss z h -GF .
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Washington Post)
50 YEARS COLDER WEATHER :?

sTVIE WORLD MAY BE STARTED on half century of progressively colder weather, the weather bur
 eau has reported. reversal of the 50 year world wide trend toward steadier warmer weather began for the United States, at least about five years ago. the bureau said 7.
 '"This does not that it will freeze this sum- mer that next years snow storms will be appre- ciably than last" the bureau added "It could happen that this summer would be the hottest ever and next winter unusually mild. But if the cycle continues downward the next half century as it has continued upward in the past, it may mean return of the cold winters that existed when grandpa was a boy" 2'.,. 1s,....
 Grandpa is right according to the bureau, in main- taining that the winters were colder and the snow deeper when he was young" >fe.. t u
 Special charts prepared recently show unmistak-
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the Control of Juvenile De- lnquency in a letter to At torney General Tom c. Clark.
 President Truman's fav- orable reaction to the con- ference followed an an- nouncement July 19, by Mir. Clark that 500 dele
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-29
THE KURILES

TNE KURILES, disclosed to have been promised U to the Soviet Union have been wanted by Russia for long time. Thirty-two in number they are a chain of islands stretching from Yezo to Kamchatka Their coast lines measure nearly fifteen hundred miles, and their total surface has been estimated as sixty-one hundred and fifty-ni square miles. A vast net of seaweed entanges the whole archipelago The by which the entire group commonly is known derives from the Russian word kurit meaning 'to smoke" and limiting at the active volcanic char acter of the isles in the past we'll as in the present
 All of the Kuriles mountainous, and the pres of hot sulphur springs at their bases suggests considerable turmoil within their peaks. One, ap- proxmaely seventy -four hundred feet hgh is "a cone within cone the inner and higher of the two being 50 the natives say-surrounded by lake" Ex- tensive forests most of the islands, sheterng bears foxes and other animals formerly hunted for their pelts by Japanese fishermen who work the surrounding waters for salmon, cod and crab. The climate is hostile through of average year. Snow falls from September until May and heavy fogs hang for weeks at a time over the mar now shores. The population, according to the most recent census less than five thousand, though it is possible that there has been an increase of immigration due to the
 Japan's claims to the three southern isles-Kuna- shri Etorofu and Shikotan-dates back for centuries But the Russians since their conquest of kam- chatka in 1707, have been pressing toward the occu- patton of the whole group coincidentally with their penetration of the entirety ot Sakhaiin Under the Soviet system under the Czars, they have sought the domination and control of that portion of the Pacific Ocean denomnated the Sea of Okhotsk. A glance at the map will suffice to show the relation of the Kuriles to the Siberial mainland Block Island Martha's Vinyard and Nantucket off the coast of New York and New England or the marginal islands of North Carolina between Cape Lookout and Cape Hatteras east of Pamlico Bay.
 Washington Post)
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Pres. Truman
 ir -r. icsYp-H .s Pledges T Support

The President of the U- nited States today pledged his enthusiastic support to the National Conference on
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-29

la 3-day conference on JuV- chile crime, October 2lst through the 23rd, here in Washington.
 The Chief Executive said q want, by this letter, to assure you of my enthusi- astic support to your actiopt program to combat juven- ile delinquency in this country"
 we are agreed, l know, that the time for discussion has passed and the time for action has come," MT. Tru- man said.
 President Truman ex- pressed his approval in re- gard to the all-inclusive na- ture of the conference. May l extend my heart , fest congratulations that you have been able to bring into collaboration import ant individual representa- tives of all groups in the country who are capable of translating recommenda- tions into immediate 'ac- tion," the President said. !"
 MT. Clark had said that in the National Conference on the Control of Juvenile Delinquency, Federal, State a n d Municipal officials would for the first time pool their forces with pri- vate welfare agencies and distinguished citizens ta meet squarely the problem of juvenile crime.
 In his letter to the Attor- ney General, MT. Truman pointed out that the Feder- al Government had impor- tant responsibilities in sav- imp erring youngsters from following the paths of crime.
 MT. Truman said, how ever, that the roots of the juvenile delinquency prob lem lies in the homes, the schools and the churches of our nation.
 If results are to be ach- Iieved," the President said, it must be through the cit- izen and his community, with State and Local off cials also having a vital stake in the operation" MT. Truman cited a re- cent report from J. Edgar Hoover, Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation, which indicated that, juve-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-18
b. HERMAN N BuNDESFh. MD.

LIFRGiC disorders seem to be
or the increase. In any event. they
are responsible for a great deal Of
discomfort and misery to many
people. They include such condi-
tons as u"Iticaria or hives. hay
feverand asthma. Another allergic
condition is known as vasomotor
rhinitis. in which there is almost
continuous discharge from the
nose. Nasomotor rhinitis is also
known as year round hay fever
From the studies which have
been made on allergy or over
sensitivity, it would seem that the
symptoms are PROBABLY due to the
presence in the body of a substance
known as histamine. Histamine is
formed in the body as a result of
the patients reactions to the SUBJ
stances to which he is sensitive.
Study Made
At the Mayo Clinic a study has
been made by Dr.. Thomas ". Nc
Elm and DR.. Bayard T. Horton Of
new substance with a long name,
a-dimethylaminoethyl benz
hyGryl ether hydrochloride. The
substance is a white crystalline
powder that dissolves easily in
water and alcohol. 1t would appear
that this substance has the effect
of relieving the spasm of the bron-
chi or small tubes in the lungs
which is caused by histamine. 1t
also overcomes the %depressant &C
ton Of histamine on the blood ves-
sells and it relieves the spasm of
the muscles.
DR.. Paul A. O'Leary and DR.. Eu-
gene NJ. Farber Of the Mayo Clinic
used this substance in treating so
patients with "rticaria or hives.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-18
WANTED

ARE YOU MOVING TO
Durham Do you want a
place to live there? Will
trade three room furnish
ed apartment in Duke cam
pus area for similar place
here. Phone 800. If.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-18
Various AIIergic Disorders


Hives may be either acute or
chronic. That is. they may ue of
short or long duration. Fifteen pa
tients who had acute urtiearia OF
average duration Of sixteen days
were given the drug. Nine obtained
prompt relief which consisted in q
disappearance of the itching in
from 20 to so minutes after the
first dose, and disappearance Of
the hives in from two to six hours.
O,ho, poo,;ons
rive OF d patients improved
ana one qua not seem 10 De nehe-
nted py the lose Whlch was gwen;
lhir'E-hVe patents VINO had
cnrohlc urticarla were also treated
lhelr average age was ~ years
M ne average oura.ioh OF N'e
cohoition was ABOUT Tour years
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-18
IOSTfOUN

ONE FEMALE HOG LOST FEB. ~
Weiehing about l25 pounds. Sand
colcr with reddish black spots an Z
big tloppy ears OTIS G. Falkn2l,
Route ., Henderson, near A%coch
school. l3-5l'
It Pays To Advertise The Wan;
Ad Way.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-18
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

have this day qualified before
the Clerk of the Superior Court OF
Vance County. N. {. as ~cNccutrlN OF
the estate Of Emmaline Jackson, de
ceased, and this is to notify all per-
son having claims against said es-
tate to present them To me ON or
before the 29th day Of January, 1917,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said deceased Will please
make immediate payment,
This the 28th day of January 1916.
REBECCA JACKSON.
ExecutriX of Estate of Emmaline
Jackson, Deceased.
c. w. Williamson, Atty.
26-4-ll-l8-25-4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-18

FARMER BRING US YOUR
Cows, Veal and Hogs. We pay top
prices dead or alive. CAN us and
we will come to sec them. S. w.
Renn's Grocery, Phone HOW.
25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-18

WANTED SHARE CHOPPER FOR
half or half and money. Small
farm, good four house, oil
curing barns. Good location and
plenty Of water. Address 'Tenant'
Care Dispatch. l2-6tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-18

SEE IIARVIN -McINNlS, INC. FOR
General Auto Repairing by quail
fled mechanics. Authorized Pack
ard Sales and Service. 1872 N.
William st. Phone l73. lift
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-18

Repaired. Expert work. All Jobs
ALL MAKE VACUUM CLEANERS
guaranteed. See us for prompt.
courteous service. Tanner Sewing
Machine and Electric Shop. Phone
llG-W. N-W-F-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-18
RADIO REPAIR SERVICE

Two licensed radio engineers with
a full stock of tubes and replace
ment parts are ready to repair
your radio and give you prompt
service. We guarantee every job.
Free pickup service. H and B.
Radio Repair Service, 100 West
Montgomery ST.. phone 234. 7-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-18

WANTED ALL PEOPLE SUFFER-
ing from kidney trouble or back
ache to Try kiddo, 97c. Money
back guarantee. Page-Hocutt Drag
Company. 1917
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-18

YOUNG MAN BETWEEN
Ages of 20 and 35 Needed
At Once.
We have opening for young man
~eX-ScrVice or o ~cX-SerVlc2, hlgh
school graduate or college grad
uate preferred. If chemically in
clined, beneficial. Address Young
Man, arc Dispatch. l5-5t
OFFICE WORKERS - WE
have immediate openings for
experienced st enographerS,
typists. office clerks and
cOmptometer operators Per
manent positions. Good sal
aries, vacations with pay,
pleasant working conditions.
4O-hour, 5-day week. We will
get you place to live. Write or
apply in person to: Employ
ment Office, Peoples Drug
Stores, Inc, II p Street n.
E.; Washington, d. {. lS-2tl
COOK WANTED. APPLY At l5'
BurWell avenue. l6--ll
MAN OR WOMAN-PIiISiCALLN
able and willing to serve $50 5
TONERS on local route, for about
$40 90 Wcckly-o'NN"ion'" unncc-
ssarv-ag no handicap. H. ut ,
r. Watkins. Dept. So, Richmond
r:. 3-21T
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-18

RADIO SERVICE-OVER 20 YEARS
experience, modern equipment,
and a complete stock of tubes and
repair parts, guarantee you first
class radio service at a reasonable
cost. Complete factory service on
any make radio. Jenkins Radio &
Sound Service, Phone 446.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-18
&&mnMEz2MMoNEY
USE TIE WANT ADS
REPAIR SERVICE

HAYES = THOMAS Ell ECRICAL,
Service, electrical contracting and
repairs. Phone l49-W. p. q. Box
800, Henderson, N. c eff
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-18
HELP WANTED

YOUNG MAN BETWEEN
Ages Of 20 and 35 Needed
At Once.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-18

COOK WANTED. APPLY At 10.
BurWell avenue. lo--ll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-18

ELECTRIC WIRE FOR SALE. WE
have a good stock of Outside Wire,
Lamp Cord, Electric Fuses, En-
trance Switches and cable, also,
Range Gable. Watkins Hardware
Co. l5-3ti
Evening star., 1946-10-18

ELDERLY WOMAN. light housework or
companion. Box 100-L, Star.
GIRL. GIRL. col2red oox wants work as mo,hsra
GIRL, colored. wishes ~daywork. AT
GIRL, colored. desires part-time morning
work as waitress or maid. Call Ii. 8442
GIRL GIRL coiored, wishes E,h.w, plain cook
rs lns itay a soms ss9s nights s2S week. reference
GIRL, coloIsd, 1s wasts asso psrs time sT Or
Girl, a coiored. desires Job; chambermaid,
waitress or cooking downstairs work. no
Laundry; S2S,S30 week; experienced rel
GIRL, colored, wants general housework, 5
days a week, no Saturday or Sunday:
salary s.9ecsd SO DE nae vork s
mornings 8 to, 1. Trinidad S567.
GIRL, colored, wants job housecleanins
z, 2 days q week week from 0 am. to p. pm
GIRL: M colorsd. wishes s,os 70 clean apt.
ATn5tGnA AaNb GIAnXSDRS Xs h lace ses Curtains done at
LADY wants position as housekeeper, small
adult family; good nurse. Box 36o1M.
SETTLED WOMAN, colored, in need of
WOMAN, colored. desires days work; So
WOMAN. eolored. desires gh. ,S. Tork.
WOMAN. co eolored aa place dss to cook dinners or
clean bachelors apt. after pm. Gail
WOMAN, = solorea, as maid or ,,e sook son in
WOMEN, (2>, ,colored. want Jobs. l days
work work; the othsE mefnins work. expert
ahIe Oct 81 Call WO 1615 is
Evening star., 1946-10-18
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
Courses in shorthand typins, bookkeeplns,
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est
sos1s ys Sx as RoYp q ycaoo sbeS
1888 F st. topp. Capitol TheaterJ
DRAFTING architectural, machine and
typoeraphical with engineering and ma
thettcs. Evening classes. Course approved
Rshs yetfsnns EnTo rsnas noW Hns1 S
vvEsRSITY; " lo36 g ] St NV MA. 2ses -2s .,ss
yoea yo tyainins' nnia Specialist on the hish
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in, all subjects: day. night and
hBIF fcse Ss tfs er
p. {; reauirements and CT training. 134o
srENoGR,pfc u and and seeretar!ai esi qH classes
courses in shorthand, iypine, bookkeeplng,
INQUIRE now NA. aa$s, BoYD SCHOOL,
cV i SERVICE s 1np ffPs4s fsPIs ans srrso
courses day and night classes now gong
on; exam soon: start. now BOYD
coMf2omETTR aaa couRsf a. esss ssS to learn
s4o.S5G Tk; s,J position open; start yts BOYD
fae'esIs for traians A'REsFsd FEAbTY
l-lO VI 81. NV, Ia. lsOS.
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
20 lessons; improvising and transposing
Air-condtioned studio. MR.. NEWMAN.
1905 @ st.n.w. ME. 400 or RA: $500
SEWING LESSONS-Eight 2-hour lessons,
SO: day and night classes. SINGER SEW
MACHINE CO, 1897 Conn. ave. EN-. 4244.
GUITAR. Spanish or Hawaiian. taught in
your home by nationally known teacher,
day OF eve: fast progress. Ia. 0552. 21
PHOTO SCHOOL .or smateurs-Course in
applied photography for beginners and sd-
vanced students: individual instruction un-
der experienced photographer. day and
night classes. TR. 1892. 23'
DRIVING CORRECTLY TAUGHT. can be
safe and easy; professional instructors in
la46 dual-controi autos; immediate ap-
polntments. WASHINGTON DRIVING
SERVICES, 4217 Conn. ave. EN-. 6s74.
GREGG AND PITTMAN SHORTHAND.
typewriting: individual instruction; day
and evening classes. LAKE SCHOOL,
llQI VI. ave ct ST. NV. DI lila.
the day. beginning October q: increase
your speed now and prepare for the com
ing exams LAKE SCHOOL, 1l0l Vermont
ave. (at L st) NV. DI. 1114. -21
TEACHER, experience IN Cuba. desires
teach private classes Of Spanish or Eng
lish' modern methods. Box 44o-M' 81. Star
"A TRAINING SCHOOL for inner sereni-
ty." instruction in basic principles OF
truth; individual and class. CO. 6436.
Evening star., 1946-10-18
MoAE IMP. COMPANIES Cont

HoAAE IMP. COMPANIES tceat.
CONCRETE. CEMENT. FOOTNGs, porchss
ssDs ff'yssay' ss es5DsR5is aoRsTR frsa
DRfvEWaYs, I!Rf sSaaaYsy' Walks. walls, asphal.
black top. concrete. grading. DEIN WI
FLOORS sANDED. refinished. cleaning
prices; free estimates. Il. L. BROWN
FLOOR sEEyIcE, nothing but the best
9uet installstions: Bruce finishes, FLOOR.
iia HOUSE, ~ rafSriNd; HS TSss Dutch Boy lead a.
seed oil: interior painting papering. floors;
GT1 RI HffoR MILF e'a A. fsias 5fsa 1870
PAINTING-Let me furnish you with an
sstimsts on yoar fall Il. ntsror
FAiAIMfsAs MAsszSH5A 3Sp rzfSrksss af as Al a work;
sstimstions est atss free. Call MR.. BECKETT
@Saste.s EPS5 aGns fsE
G2 SSeI XSD SncoExrSTS Ts w. skd sGs
saHSS edAs6 e. 6R 4Ss
RFMoDfIlNG-storm REM osDDfn,RsG windows roofns @a2
MT MENT &c GO, INC 54oa Georgia ave NV.
sfEossEto toSisd SWsokk-All types ston. work
Flasstone walks, stone retaining walls
Reasonable prices. Finest workmanship
Estimates without obligation viii SUBJ con-
tract any veneer work on new construction
Also cement finishing, cinderblock hollow
tile. Veteran, E. A. MARSEGLIA. ia. IL
2ls
IN VA. AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAULFIELD CORP. for Johns Manyille
3340 M st; NV Zone z. HO. 4l20.
CALL ERNEST MALLETTE to do your re-
modelling, asbestos siding. recreation rooms
LET US ESTIMATE on your carpenter
work. painting, paper hanging. plastering
and remodelfng; porches. recreation rooms
BROWNS HOME IMPROVEMENT SERV-
ICE, David Brown, manager, DU. SO14.
CALL AT ONCE-Complete house remodel
ing. painting. Stag roofs, guttering, rec
looms SHEPPARD CONTRACTING. TIE
Evening star., 1946-10-18
HELP noMEsrlc lcont.l

COOK. white. experienced, and gen house
/ worker: must be fond children; suburbs
5st SsauTsa psl phDos Dosian on IL exps
ienced woman IN CO oonseniai family Of 2
adults and 2 school-ased children: live in
upstairs rm. with pvt. bath. RA. sII7
COOK AND GH.W., white: salary, $50
wk. with lovely. room and bath upstairs in
mi in family, % no no children Do not apply unless
DssI,. POSITION g,th Rlss home and oonssoial so
Of IN n% wash: s excellent quarters.
Give references when replying. Box 352-L,
COUPLE FOR G.H.w. and cooking; good
salary to q capable: reliable, honest c9uple :
must be Iefned and have references Phene
Ell EEbERIY WOMAN who needs good home:
help housework, small Laundry ,,aifer,.o care OF
GESERaL {assisRfd HoMnsE%oRk. experienced; iiys
in in q. Sr out 4s,t sa5 weekly Call wo. 50 4ae2
G GENERAE NA 1s'i iHousEwoRKEK-5n days;
pay. GE, 5457. $50 Buchanan st, NV
Sf '99ass apps asr ssyi + T5 Ne" No. 3
SMW 1q Washing 5s days So 5s Psy
G.H.w. AND COOK for adults refs;
place for steady girl. .,wo. so26 -la
GIRL tSlored live en- n npTyate
Girl Girl OR Or WOMAN. I colered, reliable: $50
sER RE; RNsTs1N Es out; TR for s7s4 sh.W' Call o MRS
HoUsEkEEPER: white, live in: maximum
5ns-days week $50; 6.rm; house ssl,Iaa all mod-
no no marketina; excellent ospogsoert sose for lady
HousEKEEPER, live in; familiar with
od snd sssis care other help
ployed: family Of three: fine accommoda :
ons in aooa mNaern
Please apply before ,as5 PM 14l1 Decatur
to help xh s6m snd nbsr sep
Employed: excellent wages; references re-
CURED. 6sol 9Th st NV s,un.- -ls l;s,.
personal laundry ! adults, 2, small chill
dinner .sis3dsy week; heath ssah card and
care Of - 7-yf u,S old child able 70 COOK; must
KoIA. KeGt 's $40 Hamilton st" st. NV. RA 4sS3.
MAID. capable. experienced, to assist
mother, care Of children. plain eoqking.
Other help for heavy work; Good home,
live in or out. Thursday afternoon, every
other Sunday salalo AZ day Of RstereneeS' Re- NsS
SdIu' 1Ipp tStA'
NURsEMAID. white. young; Christian
home; good salary; , children winter in
Fla: submit DUAL Box l4l-L, Star; 20 20
NURSEMAID TO care for year-old child
Monday, through Friday. s:l5 to 4;45
SSGtRssEEMsAID- St -G.H.w.. white, live in; ex-
perienced. refs; good steady lob for re-
INuRsEMAiD-G G .H.W.. colored, over 2s.
live in, upstairs room, Georeetown; COM
plete charge employed couples household
cook night meals; baby due January; S2b
to start; 5is days; experienced; references
NGksEMAiD-G HW., s3-day vks, in
small modern apt. hrs, IL noon to p m
GE. 1914 before Z pm. -l9
PART TINE. II to s, in apartment. Conn
ave; no cooking; light laundry; references
WO. 1851.
from the South or country; cooking and
3 hw: live in: refs: S2S vk EN-. 6201
MRS LAMBERTON, 32l2 Macomb st NV
WOMAN, young, neat with health card,
general housework, cook and stay late
one night week; no washing; 81; S25
week, help take care OF children. 354l
l4th ST
Evening star., 1946-10-18
REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont, j.

REPAIRS and SERVICES tCont.l.
HoOF 20 81. EAFTNSpIonps a $3.50 PIP 7s sqs''
aaers hbsAAlhEP HRs!saFAN "S5d sqsz
RodFrSS 400 ssn'nai Asp s1 sIp1Ne Man1ils
EAA, isss ssti%ssss GATES coNTRAcT-
RooFiSGocoaaREss ass fSS oc asae ROOFING CO.
e rees q lash speeats en' ca hn P fes Or
"a 0 as5a;. Esosas s gsNs sgtsg9s s9
sooFsk ss EsSkn 4SSs&a Il & psinns no 9as roof PAINT s
Ell Ms feaElaf sHlpLE9 s9y'taIns 81 41ss sd 'D0u'ns
SEPTIC TANKS and cssspoolss cleaned With
asafH %ea hrFRss F2 ssas s makes sf L.
saas as sis''GS ca SM9EEr SME sss Present mach All york
STEAM cLEANTNG@Bssements. truck and
auto fleets, service stations, etc. done
ms Te sfrES gSrtass khErsER Es Wz ss S
steps, cinder block cement and brick
work. Gall any time, NICK FANELLI'
STORE REMoDELING-Fluorescent light
ing, interior decoration. valances. signs
t55nspaEen1 no NE t oas sunshades. MoDERNAIRE
TILE kEPAIRING, new installation by
YRos rS sSea ear Taf earch
eleaned ar s eed eanSa and adiusted
All work guaranteed. RE. I177. UNITED
fYR6WRHTER YR6YsIpKTs CO. 81 ss.l4th 14th T.Sc
tom tailored to your furniture service and
eheerfully given. PoLLAcK UPHOLSTERY
ypSrfiAs' Il, 'ia BLINDS CLEANED. CSC. Up to
3 IT. wide and #. long Have your blinds
stsod wsasoS fssafs II ssr abp RGdsEn xW
fG IA @Pal sn1N5s h5A cleaned px DC ssen sH
ehanical process, infrared drying each
81. slat; tape and cord thoroughly laundered
fefks iS5 sEEsE HAS skiRb ssT
& WasaSa zfSa MacHSE q. AR kffAiRs aaa suarsn s
%1sHG sse HGSe MaeHiNk zISh IL aGas RrrArRs Bendu
estima,es: "a ons1year written guarantee
WaaN MAdRNf AnRt cG RIfAss a ssss s makes
work guaranteed sCHURR ELECTRIC
CO. INC: 22!s Nichols ave, e. LU. 6423.
Waas E6E gfAfs Fl mak F
WATER HEATERS, automatic. gas fired
gusrantes tss foT lmmealais me 1h
WINDOW vALANCES, wood valances de-
signed and built TO conform to your interior
designed especially for you. Call CYTELL,
Exhibits and Crafts. DE. o0S3 or HO. 412O.
USED CAMERAS bought and sold FULLER
%atfoAa1 2 AabERt; aIIa INC" sl5 10Th ST. NV.
ATTENTION, CADILLAC owNERs-Drive
in for immediate service for any type of
repairs; Al work guaranteed. II We can't
fiS 1t you owe us nothing. Body and fender
work painting. WILLARD GARAGE AND
PAINT SHOP, rear 1910 14th st. NV, AID.