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Evening star., 1946-05-13
Family Finds House
After Night in Station
.AP Wirephoto.

The family driven by the housing
shortage to spend night in Union
Station had a house today and
preparations were under way to
make home of it.
Instead of on the benches of the
station the family of Kyle Ander-
son awoke on the floor of the
dwelling at 81 Randolph place NV.
A property owner. touched by
pictures in the Sunday papers of
the Aldersons and their seven chill
dren sleeping on the grass in Sta
ton Plaza and the story of their
seeking shelter in the station from
a shower, offered them the house
with the first month rent free.
Thereafter they are to pay $35 a
north. Mrs. Anderson said today.
The Aldersons, who came to
Washington from Bristol. Tenn. 13
years ago, went to California last
summer where the father worked in
a shipyard. They returned two
months ago and were living in a
three-room apartment with another
family of three until they found it
necessary to move Saturday. The
father said he walked "all over
Southwest" with SIS for a rent pay
ment but could find no one who
would rent to family with so many
children. The father, who gets 81. so
an hour at roofing work and his old
est son who gets 81 an hour for
helping him, reported for work to-
day.
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Woman Robbed in Front
OF Commissioners S Home

A young colored man threw a
woman pedestrian to the ground
and robbed her in front of the home
of Commissioner John Russell
Young, in the 1900 block of jefferson
place NV, Saturday night, police
reported. Commissioner Young
called police to the scene.
Mrs. Doris Hume of 1880 jefferson
place, wife of Col. Harry Hume, of
the Army Medical Corps, told police
she was walking past the Commits
sioner's house at GAS pm. when the
colored youth grabbed her around
the neck from behind, threw her to
the ground and ran down an alley
beside the city officials house with
her purse. The pocketbook con-
tanned SO, she said.
Attracted by lights in the Young
home, Mrs. Hume rushed to the
Commissioners door and he then
telephoned for police. Mrs. Hume
was not injured, police said. Com
missioner Young commended Pvts.
H. c. johnson and R. E. Saunders
OF the Third Precinct, for their quick
response to the scene.
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Premier Tells Hirohito
Of Failure Of Party
To Form Coalition
BY tho Assoeiotsd Press

TOKYO, May 13.-Premier Shide-
hara reported to Emperor Hirohito
today on the tangled political affairs
OF the nation.
The imperial audience, reported
by Kyodo news agency, was held
shortly after the premier learned
the Social Democratic party had
failed in its efforts to line up
coalition government. He had fatty
rejected q proposal that it be per-
mitted to form single party
cabinet.
The Socialist setback was reported
to Shidehara by Tetsu Katayana,
party secretary general, who re-
ceived the premier's refusal to per-
NIT the party to act individually.
The rejection was met with a
quickly published statement in
which the Socialists charged that
the premier's "bigoted" attitude was
forcing them to present to the
Emperor a demand for aid in re-
lieving the nations food situation.
The statement was we'll sprinkled
with the words "starve" and STAR
vation" and concluded with the Oft
repeated demand that the Emperor
hold himself responsible for the war
and the present political impasse.
The Socialist statement followed
the same general line taken yester-
day by Communicated demonstra-
tors who burst past guards at the
palace compound gates to demand
imperial assistance in solving the
food shortage problem.
Kacho 1wase, imperial household
transportation chief, told the Asso-
ciated Press today the demonstra-
tors had promised to return tomor-
row for an answer to their demand
for aid from Hirohito.
Iwase, who also met the demon
strators April when they appeared
at the Imperial Household Ministry,
said that so far as he knew, the
Emperor planned no answer.
A new monkey wrench was thrown
into the political machinery when
an emergency meeting of the Social
Democratic party decided to refuse
to participate in any coalition cabi-
net and to work for a solid Demo-
cratic" front.
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Macarthur Reports
1850, 900 laps in
3,739 Labor Unions
BY the Associofsd Press

TOKYO, May 13.-The Japa-
nese rush to labor unions which
Gen. Macarthur has encour-
aged has increased memberships
in 3,739 separate unions to l.
600, 900, occupation headquarters
reported today.
The first exact labor figures
were presented by Theodore
Cohen of Washington, D. c.,
headquarters labor division ex-
ecutive, who found that the
largest so far was that of gov
ernment railway workers, with
more than 100000 members.
Two labor federations-the
japanese Federation of Labor
and the Congress of Industrial
Unions-have been formed, but
so far the rush to individual
organizations has precluded
much consideration of overall
organization. Mr.. Cohen said.
Evening star., 1946-05-13
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Relieved in 5 minutes or
double YOUR money hack

When excess stomach acid causes painful suffoest-
hG gas sour stomach and heartburn. doctors usually
prescribe the fastest-aeting medicines known foi
relief-medieines like those In Bell-ans
Tablets No laxative. Bell-ans brings comfort in :
5thy or double your money back return of bottle
to Us. Csc at all druggists
Evening star., 1946-05-13

government" for the District was
based primarily on a conviction that
Congress in order to do more effec-
tive job on national legislation, must
divest itself of the duty of acting
as "city council" for Washington.
On this point, the report of the
La Toilette -Monroney joint commit
tee said:
THE Nation cannot afford the
luxury of having its national legis-
lative body and the District COM
mittees in both the House and Sen
ate perform the duties of city
council for the District. In order
to relieve Congress of this extrane-
Gus work load and enable it to
devote full attention to national leg
islation, we recommend that plan
for self-rule for the District be
provided as early as possible"
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Appalachian Power
DISPUTE Is Settled
By the Assoeioted Press

CHARLESTON, w. Va, May 13.
Settlement of a wage dispute in
volving 900 AFL Electrical Workers
Union employees of the Appalachian
Electric Power Co. in West Vir-
ginia and Virginia was announced
last night by Marshall L. Williams.
Mr.. Williams, spokesman for the
union Negotiating Committee, said
contracts would be signed Wednes-
day ending the controversy which
once threatened to flare into a
strike.
The union accepted the company's
offer of 10 to Is cents graduated
hourly wage increase for members
of the Cabin Creek local, and fiat
Is cents hourly pay boost for work.
ers who are members of the five
other locals involved, Mr. Williams
said.
A 30-day strike notice became
effective April 30, but the union did
not exercise its option to walk out
and negotiations continued with
Federal conciliators in attendance.
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Suffrage
Continued From First Paee)

agency be appointed by the Presi-
dent, by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate, to draft
charter for the District. This would
be designed ito provide a form of
municipal government not incon.
slstent with the provisions of Article
l, Section s, Clause II, of the
Constitution of the United States
which will, in its opinion, best serve
the needs and requirements of the
District of Columbia"
The constitutional provision men
toned is that which gives to Con-
gress the right to exercise exclusive
legislation in all cases whatsoever"
over the District as the seat of the
Federal Government.
Four Plans Before Congress-.
Congress now has before it four
legislative proposals dealing with
District suffrage These include:
Cd The Hatch-O -O'Mahoney version
OF the proposed amendment to the
constitution which would enable
Congress, at its pleasure, following
ratification by the States, to permit
District residents to vote in presi-
Dental elections and to have elected
representatives in the House but
not not in the Senate.
CD The McCarran bill to create
a Federal city charter commission of
seven members, named in the bill.
to draft a "home-rule" plan, with
directions to propose a council man.
ager form of government. Not less
than one-third of the council men,
bership would be appointed by the
president, with the consent of the
Senate.
This and the representation
measure are awaiting action by the
Senate Judiciary Committee. Action
was to be considered today, but the
session was postponed because of
other business. Another meeting
has been called for tomorrow at
11:3c am, but the suffrage measures
were not expected to be reached
then.
CD The earlier McCarran "home
rule bill which for many months
has been bottled up in the O'Daniel
subcommittee of the Senate District
Committee, where Chairman Bilbo
is ready to attempt to kill any
measure involving District suffrage
~ The new La Toilette measure
Bin Would Reduce Committees.
Major sections of the La Toilette
Dill proposed means of enabling
Congress to meet more efficientlv
Evening star., 1946-05-13
La Toilette Measure
Would Cut Senate
Committees 10 IS

The 80 standing committees of
the Senate would be cut down to Is
under a bill introduced today by
Senator La Toilette, Progressive, of
Wisconsin, to simplify the Con-
gressional machinery.
One of those to be continued
would be the Senate District Com
mittee, but its membership would
be reduced to 13 in keeping with the
plan for the other remaining COM
mittees. AS the STREAMING" plan
shapes up, it would indicate no
Senator would serve on more than
two committees.
Numerous National Capital af-
fairs would be shifted to different
committees under the proposed set
up which provides for the following
standing committees:
Agriculture and Forestry, Appro-
priations, Armed Services, Banking
and Currency, Civil Service, District
OF Columbia, Expenditures in Execu-
tive Departments, Finance, Foreign
Relations, Interstate and Foreign
Commerce, Judiciary, Labor and
Public Welfare, Public Lands, Public
Works and Rules and Administra-
ton.
Would Deal With d. C. Matters.
One of the proposed new commit
tees, Public Works, would have juris-
d1ction over measures dealing with
the following, in addition to national
public works matters:
Maintenance and DEVELOPMENT of
public reservations and parks within
the District, including Rock Creek
Park and the Zoo, purchase of sites
and construction of Federal buildings
in the District, measures relating to
the Capitol, the House and Senate
office buildings, the Botanic Gardens,
Library of Congress and the Smith
Sonian Institution.
The Armed Service Committee,
among other things, would have
jurisdiction over soldiers and sailors
homes, the Banking and Currency
Committee would handle matters
affecting the Bureau of Standards,
and the Civil Service Committee
aside from dealing with the Federal
Civil Service generally, would handle
legislation concerning the Postal
Service, the Census and the National
Archives.
Other Committee Functions.
Questions concerning both Fed
eral and local courts would be
among matters referred to the
Judiciary Committee, as well as
those relating to the Patent Office,
and the proposed new Labor and
Public Welfare Committee, among
other things, would have jurisdic-
ton over legislation concerning the
United States Employees Compen-
sation Commission, the Columbia
Institution. for the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind, Howard University and
Freedmen's and st. Elizabeth,s
hospitals.
Among the work of the Committee
on Expenditures and Executive De-
partments would be the reports of |
the Controller General and budget
and accounting measures other than
appropriation bills.
American Red Cross measures
would go to the Foreign Relations
Committee, and those dealing with
the Weather Bureau to the Inter-
state and Foreign Commerce Com
mittee.
Evening star., 1946-05-13


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Evening star., 1946-05-13
MocGregor to Address
St. Andrews Society

Leslie MacGregor of the st. An
drew's Society of Baltimore will
speak on Scottish Lore" at the
final open house program of the
Washington St. Andrews Society
8 pm. tomorrow. The meeting will
be held at Pierce Hall, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets NV.
Dorothy Warwick, soprano, will
sing Scottish so1gs. Bagpipe Sc
lections will open and close the pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1946-05-13

GLASSES, dark black frame, lost between
Fairmount St: and Union Station Apri,
u. Phone HO. $500. Apt. 202. Reward
4 lA
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Fatal Shooting in Fight
To Be Probed by Coroner

Major S. Ludley, 46. colored, of
the 600 block of N street NV, was
to appear at a coroner's inquest
today in connection with the fatal
shooting of Philip Irwin, 46, colored,
OF the same address, during an
alteration yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-06-11
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION
coNsTRycIgoM GO; sH. $3.50. Ia
ROADS rAvfSo coNTRAcToR. dL ssts.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. naxstone
porches and walks. chimneys, nreplaces,
RsssylIIs sAlIIuMa "a sSons sa koefs!H. stso5 o5
our speeiaity' COMMUNITY PAVING CO,
81. 4143 or WO. 1726.
cali COLEMAN. sH. sosa. IL
FLOORS SANDED, rennished. polished
made made IKE new prompt service. Can
FLOOR SANDING. REFINIsHING. clean
ICE, ICE RE. 6ss6. e JUNE " IS.
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the BEST
laying. sanding. hnishing; cIesning; I psI-
Sin ave NO 2215
HOME REMODELING and general con-
t,ag trssting IA TAYLOR WILLIAMS la Ex
HOUSE ALTERATIONS. repairs and re-
modelling. painting and papering. Call
AID. 002l: evenings, Sligo 26l5. SHOCkEY
l. MooRHEAD is
lkONWORk f1re escapes. railing. angles,
beams. guards. burglary protection, gates,
fences, garages: easy terms free estimates.
DUPONT IRON WORKS. MA. 3766. IA
PAINTING. house roofs. let us give you
free estimates, Phone Dupont 3l69,, ad-
dress 1901 18th st NV. -i5
PAINTING. DECORATING. papering. floor
refinishine. roof repairs. waterproofng:
work guar: white mechanics: references;
estab: 1925. GILBERT d HAMILTON,
AID. 5129.
REMODEL. modernlze your home now;
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATION CO. 55n2 Wis ave WI 1900.
ROCKS AND FLAGSTONE-Are you build
ing walk. outdoor fireplace wall, rock
garden. foundation? wholesale and retail.
Call us for fine rock. EN-. s154. III
ROOF REPAIRS. renewed painted: cutters.
spouts: free estimates: so years reliable
serv. GICHNER ROOFING CO. Ma 1870.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while 1 have ma
,erials; repairing ,aI ana remodelng IN the
and ! satnrday "; D. TAYLOR, Contractor
basement waterproofed now: cement work
ROBERT E. PRICE, RE. 1891. IL
N "a; A. AND WASH, call PATTERSON
rooting and siding, ALSO storm windows win
4RISTo DEC. CO. nv Painting, papering
plastering. floor finishing. Quality work,
terms arranged RE. O926 Il.
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO., GIL.
O2I1-Call us for roofing, siding, painting,
guttering and other remodeling. Terms.
Soliciting virginia work exclusively. II
Evening star., 1946-06-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, colored. exp. wants job in pri-
yate vat, family: exp. with dinner parties; no
SO Week Ssns city ref f0G Sc sss7 sRs!aS 10
GIRL, colored, wants days work. Phone
GIRL, col. desires days work. Call CO.
06f. after $50 pm.
GIRL, colored, wants a Job waitress or
DAYS work as chambermsid: good refer
ences. Call Michigan S545.
GIRL. colored, wants part-time lob as maid
in offices or apis; reference DE. 1862 :.
GIRL coiored, wants daywork as do
GIRL, .colored, wants ghw. ~ noon to
after dinner; experienced; reference. D1.
GIRL. color.d. desires position as child s
Isis. ASK for Bertha.
GIRL. CIR solSred desires Teso days work; honest
sIShes DAYS work Can Ludlow o54s; !.
GIRL, q eolored' wants days work regular;
am; TO 10 am. DE, 1915
GIRLS, 2. coored, wish work in roominE
experienced: no Sunday Ludlow OTIS
GIRL. colorsd, experienced. Is. neat,
fond %s of ehl1dTen hi re- Job caring for children
GIRL, coloreo, desires days work. expert
enced and reliable; references. Call NO
GIRL. colored. desires part time day gen
eral housework: no laundry. DI. 0496.
MAID, colored, wishes part-time work,
9 to 8; refs Sl5 and carfare. Call
Wed. DI n923
PART-TIME HOUSEwORK wanted with
private family; experienced: bachelor pre-
ferreQ AT 115S -l3
WOMAN, colored desires housework. 9
a m. to l pm. 5-day week. Call HO.
aS1a
WOMAN. exp. white. wishes part or full
time job a. nursemaid or light housework
close to Congress Heights sc. Call at 74S
Xenia St Sc
WOMAN, colored. days work. Phone Elk.
33S2
WOMAN. colored. wants part time or days
work. days a week: references. Franklin
313l
WOMAN. colored, settled, desires daywork
laundry or cleaning: S5 and carfare. TR.
4O03. IL
WOMAN, colored. wishes REGULAR days
work. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday: $5
and cartare co. 57e".
WOMAN. colored. care for children. stay
some nights Phone ia 1875.
Evening star., 1946-06-11
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert books started, kept
part time haianeed' 9sa tax returns; city ref
accoUNT9Nrs. srecesG 9SNrsoe4 EXPERT. weekly. monthly
taxes systems. Adams 0722. 13'
d.es ea,en esepes
BOoKKEEPER. some tipping. age 90. vet
ssd Of TGSr ks afeGsPns 5a
BOOKKEEPER. vet. dependable, double
entry. exp. typist, steno.. desires on-iob
trsining as accountant or auditor. Box
BsoaoKskaEsEFpER-AccoUNrANT desires perm.
pSosition' yn II yrs exp capable taking comp
cHEF-CooK desires job; best reference.
eored 1E yasns sae wants
GsNHRAI eHe HEfsns Ho1sHcIEANNG II Ell expert, floor
EonE Heans sERVcEs ~ gssher se W. ca hdED gs9lp
LAW STUDENT. veteran, desires clerical
9th ether fns Job 5 pm sa Mon through FRI
MAN. absolutely reliable, intellieent, good
aps adaEsss ao sas 65 strictly
MAN; &C eolored, wants Job as truck driver.
MANAGER. hotel, apartment or country
MEcRRxNIeAI' MEG ENGINEER desires change
al % eonsi9er foresn
ployed at present time: good references.
MEDICAL sHA 1etl sSTa11brENr Sa1rE 4th year now % on g.
month vacation desires employment;
| trained in laboratory work, history-taking
and physical examinations X-ray inter
probation. medical zoology and general
clinical routine: excellent Washington ref
erences; available at once. Call ia. S005
after pm. 13'
MEN t2). colored. want Jobs cutting grass.
washing floors and windows. Call after
PUBLic RELATioNs. photographer. news
paper contacts. II years exp, can run
photo dept. Box 314-J, Star. IL
RADIO REPAIRMAN, 3 yrs. Of prewar
radio repsirinR experience, 3 yrs. Of air.
norns rsaar malnI.enance ana ho1der Gf
cense: desires perm. position with chance
for advancement. Box 472-K. Star. 13'
RADIO SERyICEMAN, veteran. prewar ex-
perience, physics. math student, desires
summer work, GEORGE HOYT. SH. 1898.
Ill
VET, coiored. wants . Job as janitor OF
small apartment house. Call EX. 1852. :
Evening star., 1946-06-11
PERSONAL,

DO YOU WANT TO, SELL. your home?
I sted With S eox Co. D Then 4
SSkkEsssfMaxk,Ne s. sfa AND ALTERATIONS
aboSs soS0 Loew n es cob Sas fhe
Equipped for prompt service. Dresses.
suits to order. Also restyling. LEA
EfSh efmsty q Roem p1'n 90 ave. reIsDhons
NURSES AVAILABLE. trained, practical OF
NURSES WANTED@Grad'. undersraduate, eT
practical Register now. with one of Wash
ToL NURSE REGISTRY, GE. l77l, GE
PHONE SHEPHERD $500. ask for Miss
Slip Slip 0n GovGRs, fG ''IIa.PIa DRAPEK,Es-co. $500
character of the room. phone US. this
service Is Tree; expert workmanshlp; D.
day delivery. DAIGNEAULT DECORA-
APT, I-BR. IN NV. RESTRICTED bldg;
.eSXehange exc completely @ ud = furn and cash for
Iaostyasd sGRNa ehs R5sfss
III WoMAa s0Sea teaehs.
English, self-confidence, freedom from self
consciousness, French converse ton. Air
FEEL BETTER alter rst sa'pr M or no
fee. Relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart asthma, rheumatism, arthritis
ments Also relief from aching, swollen
feet. Lady naturopath. 90 years expert
ence in charge; SH. 1855.
speaking system tnew!,. Underwood type
MoToS Tf1sG rcrnafs rf oU o ydn4 tnsl baby in fun
color are priceless in later years. for in no
other way can a vivid remembrance of
GhiidhoSd d. be preserved The tinished pro
srsphs T For o appointmea oil @ sh es s TX oaesG 5s3
oSsyeF IL ssos q, s
ing camp features for children, 3 TO II
years old. daily swimming. pony riding.
camp activities. under the supervision of
stan. Daily transportation. Boarding ia
cilities weekly or monthly. 94ol Georgia
rTorSs iIi 81 Of 5E'a YOUR BABY in your home.
ure these lovely natural pictures in your
ehiIds child J. Swn w enyironment, For appoint,
PAiNTING. REPAIRINGOInterior and ex X
eiass Class W wosK mr ,G call MR.. CHANDLER NE
Will WILL Or pfRsoAs Ms l who witnessed accident
AVE- Nay h wS.se sa1 a.. M an m abs %
SUMNER CARE for colored school age
MER sh1are t. Gonfet sym
and application Ill
HAIR CUT. TRIM-New York's hand-t tai
lored: no clipper-razor used. HOUSTON
LOBBY'S BARBER SHOP. go st. NV
VACANCIES in licensed day nursery in Sc:
excellent supervision: protected playground
and suitable eeuipment. Call FIR. 3s40.
SUMNER BOARDING HOME on Chesa
peske Bay for children to 10; planned
menus. supervised camp activity, modern
sssson and 1aonthlS rstes as i Cal rR ssso.
kEOPENING OF WELLINGTON Nursery on
Mount Vernon blvd, for the boarding OF
children by the month; ages months TO
years; ideal licensed home. inspec-
tion invited. Temple 1874 A.
LADY will give part-time care for AGED
person. shut-in or children in return for
room and kitchen privileges: on or before
June 20. OK. 3iI3 -I2
MONTE VITA RANCH for boys TO is;
riding, swimming, rihery. etc; strong staff
emphasis or health, safety. happiness: good
food: no ticks; in mountains, 2l2 hours
from D. C. CHI 2S5s or WO. 4214 l3.
SUMNER CAMP AND SUMNER SCHOOL
at Howell Academy for Boys. on Severn
River; vigorous program. all activities.
Box 62s. Annapolis. Nd. Annapolis 1884.
Evening star., 1946-06-11
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calcularors cleaned.
ss 1aa d'ysa TsTEn Al 4YpHwks YSFs eo
APPLIANCES Nv Refrigeration, commercial
and domestic: washing machines. Bendix
and all other makes: 24-hour service. Ii
BRICKwORK. anything in brickwork,
Or nea WORK On RR Fsnd 44s II all
cAKPENTRY. repairing and remodelins
Calls taken from am. to SPIN. Free
fss%ate Ekick sTEPs cASSRRs VERNpss pR sSas epees
chimneys. retaining walls. cinder or hollow
tile block garages, repairing: pointing; con-
oaaERa tEssi e BY khfAsNe ri oN ca
d'ALBERT. INC. National 4712. SIS 10th
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process. sem
sationai results suaranseed; ara WORK d9ne nn
GukIEY e EGlE 9sn sn, fms NJ sosh
CLEANING of upholstered furniture by
expert, in homes: quality work guaranteed:
reasonable prices Ho. 3Tas any time Il
A WAxNG n yosp
we also do s.h.c. DE. 1878 -l3
CLOCKS REPAIRED. domestic, foreign,
spring weight and eles1Tls; prempt sery
cIN1c esI 0f4 44s seaf ah St nE over Lsss}ts
RA. 2751 or Ex. 5720.
ELECTRICAL, from to in construction:
old houses. FIRE alarms speciality. RED
ELEcTKIciAN@veteran. New and old
homes wired; outlets installed; guaranteed
Seryiss reDro1f wiring repairs and
IhsEeasienS FANS GkEasE6 a D. and ;epaired
ready for summer; Eve pick up. ELITE
ELEcTR1chL WI WfRING ii mi fuoresce1s ne s1ss iirht
Eli Elite Rnsc Ma seysss 4oss and
ELECTRIC WIRING ana repairs: small
!SSs S hasusss Rn sses ..sr. ea
iets. repairs; old houses q specially. REGAL
EIEC co. $500 "a. ave. RA 1891.
FLOOR SANDING and rennishing by
PARKS BROS. For sound fioor advice and
free estimates without obligation, call Ii
1851. All work guaranteed. Ia
FLOORS SANDED, refinished. cleaned and
FLOOR SERVICE, MA. 0456 or TIE. 1875.
FLOORS cleaned, waxed and polished
walls sashsd Md aad aSa paint cleaned Free
FLOORS SANDED and refinished, equal to
new. by CITY WIDE FLOOR SERVICE. Call
FLo3Rsy sANDED and finished. p expert
CHARLES cHsf K. Cover. Du s4is' ''''e''
FLOORS SANDED and refinished. cleaned
and waxed; old floors made new. Call
night or day, G. TAYLOR, AT sO32. 13s
FURNACES Vacuum cleaned, coal or oil
Oil burners Installed. repaired and serv-
Iced. GE. $3.50. -1b