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Evening star., 1946-01-20
|Vishinsky's Absence
Seriously Hampering
UN0 Assembly Work
BY WILLIAM H. STONEMAN,
Foreign Correspondent of The Star and
Chicago Daily News


LONDON, Jan. 10. - Proceedings
at the UNO Assembly meeting are
being seriously hampered by the
continued and unexplained absence
of Andrei G.. Vishinsky, Soviet Vice
Commissar for Foreign Affairs, who
was named to lead the Russian del
egation here after it was announced
that Foreign Commissar Viacheslav
M. Molotov was too tired to make
the trip.
BY now it Is clear that the Rus
slams have very definite reasons for
not sending Mr.. Vishinsky here be-
fore this date. He was supposed to
be here at the beginning of the
meeting and since then 1t has been
announced, time and again, that he
would be here tomorrow" The
Americans do not know the reasons
for his absence, the British are
equally in the dark, and even men,
bers of the Russian delegation do
not seem clear on the subject. So
all one can do is guess.
Believe Russians Are Irked.
One guess among the delegates is
that the Russiads are irked about
something. That something may
be the American attitude toward
the Atomic Commission, or it may
be- the Iranian question, or it may
be the agitation for alteration of
the United Nations Charter. They
have made it very clear that they
are not even willing to discuss any
revision of the veto clause which
lets any Of the Big Five prevent
police action against an aggressor
A second guess-and perhaps a
very reasonable guests that
something is happening in Mos
cow"
With their usual reticence on such
matters, the Russians have sur
rounded the recent resignation OF
Lavrenti P. Beria, chief of the Sc
cret police, with an absolute fog OF
mystery. They announced that he
had resigned at his own request
because Of the pressure of other
duties, but they have not made II
clear what those other duties are
The Soviet Commissariat for In
ternal Affairs-the NKVO-is one
of the key organs of the Soviet
Union, its chief is bound to bt
a figure of first-rate Importance
and his resignation" would nor.
mally indicate a pretty serious
shakeup in the Soviet hierarchy.
So, until further notice, people
are bound to wonder what is going
on, and Mr.. Vishinsky's absence
from this meeting is bound to slim.
ulate speculation.
Position Not Happy.
Russias position at the present
meeting of the UNO Assembly ha:
not been a happy one. and it may
be unhappier before the meeting:
are finished.
First, there is the Iranian ques.
ton, which is an immediate, actua
issue, and therefore seems Of more
real Importance to the delegate.
than any amount of speeches anc
organizational detail. This ha!
placed Russia in an embarrassing
position and has definitely curtailec
that friendly cooperation between
the big powers" which is regarded
as the first essential to UNO's sue
cess.
The second cause Of annoyance to
Russia has been the persistent and
growing agitation of small nations
for the eventual curtailment of the
veto clause.
Russia was directly challenged on
This subject again yesterday by Peter
Fraser, New Zealand's Prime Min
lister.
Copyright, 1e46)
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Armed Ironion Gendormes
Move North, Reds Soy

MOSCOW, Jan. 10 (Py.-A Tass
dispatch from Teheran, quoting
the newspaper Mardom, said today
armed Iranian gendarmes in civilian
clothes were filtering into troubled
northern districts of Iran to COM
NIT acts of terrorism against pro
gressive party individuals and or
ganizations."
The newspaper also was quoted
as saying that January 8 clash
in the Iranian city of Kazvin was
inspired by "the reactionary Mejlis
(parliament) deputy Madzha Fagi-
zade, and that his agents attacked
workers on their way to vote in
election wards.
The Moscow radio, heard in Lon
don, said a tribe in Southern Iran
had protested to the Teheran gov
ernment against "violences" in
Bakhtiara Province, and asked the
Evening star., 1946-01-20

government mot to consider them
as rebels if they defend their lives
and property against outrages."
The broadcast, quoting the Iran
ian newspaper Oak, said the gov
ernment for the past two years
ignored complaints raised by the
tribe against the governor.
Evening star., 1946-04-12
HELP MEN 6 WOMEN.

ALTERATION HAND for for tailor tailor shop %p,nss sxs
Assistant ASSIST NJ ROOM e & cLEkk, knovledee of
typng salary to Start tae Sl.3 mo pDov
ANNAPOLIS, 1lth to 18th on H st. NV.
coRsAGE MAKER for hoXsE shop; o,Hg tSy
SHOP. 1865 Wisconsin ave. AID. 97o7, IL
COUPLE, woman to do cooking and gen
ana do gardeninR; good pay, and fine apt
with private bath bath available to selected
TAYoSur fa,IfSu esI Man sH or soi2 WOMAN with depart
ment store or agency experience; capable
thorough knowledge of good art work and
topography required; permanent position
plus the added satisfaction of working for
a constantly growing organization that
efs'4T oor The ARcAr APPK pe550nnei co dept sefSnd
MAN to help in riding stable; mus must be able
b serve sma thick house and to saas1 hp ad uad
a9:4 4aos \ st, HiIiside, Nd Mi:i
MUSICIANS WANTED to, addition for a
players preferred. For addition informa
tion cali ia. 50l0 any time after 2. m,
SECRETARY - Executive desires expert
enced private secretary for permanent
position in wilmington, Del; ;,,,a must be e., a
rapid aHG dictstion; % 1f salary. W. $50 a week. In
TTeoplyina,s state experience in detail Box
sopA so1la FonNrAIN s'1s HELP, white. man or
woman; Shift from 3-ll pm. EMBASSY
DRUG STORE. co, 2111. IA
FORMER magaZirle or house-to-h house
ferred. Gail Ma 1870 10
HE'LL WANTED; maie snd femaIs RIVER ydd
Evening star., 1946-04-12
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

SEWING LESSONS 2-hr lessons. $40
sew and save; machines repaired. :}33;
Conn. ave. EN-. 4244 is
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Moder,
training in, all subjects; day. night ant
os,slSims eesSeS get oqE free eataIoRue
D G. reauirements and GI traLnlng. 1884,
sTENoGRAPHIC and secretarlaI classe
now forming Beginners and refresheI
courses in shorthand typtng, bookkeeping
eomptometer. all secretarial subjects Est
Is yrs. Accredited. Approved CT school
Inquire now Ma 233S BOYD SCHooL
l223 St OPP Capitol TheaterO
TYPIST-STEN EXAMS-Coaching courses
eoins on; $40, I weeks. night school: SIS
day IS yrs. exper, Books, civil service
on sale BOYD's. 1893 st. Ma 23:}S
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
33l3 l4th st. NV. MI. 955s-Shorthand
Pittman and Gregg speed dictation: day
and . nights each week, special for COM
petitiye exams
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
33l3 14Ih ST. nv. MI 1855, estab "a
years-Thousands successfully prepared
Let us prepare you for civil service
INSTRUCTION - Mathemat.
les and physics. primary grades through
high school. 1924 Van Ness ST. NV
Phone Emerson 1855 Ia
Evening star., 1946-04-12
REPAIRS ond SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calcularors cleaned
ole and adjusted. All work guaranteed
Hla HE, ll17 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO
ADDING MAGcHlNEs and typevr,ters re.
paired quickly; factory-trained mechanics
Machines purchased INQUIRE RE 2S2s
SrFISE MACHINES CO, us 14th St. cor
APPLIANCES. refrigerators, washing ma.
shines. Bendix and all other makes
24.hour service. Ii. 632s 23s
ASH AND TRASH removal service; no jot
lar hauls. Ii a065. Is
AUTO RADIO REPAIRS. all makes: rea-
sonable prices. a0-day guarantee; prompt
seryiee. san4 DU. 4454. COLUMBIA AUTO
hhDio CO mall
BRICKLAYERs on hand at all tisaes. Nc
Rork 1on TOO HER% haf ST TOO smal Anythinn bric
BUILDING and repair work wanted BY
veteran; 1st-class work; free estimates.
Call WI. 461S. -l6
CAMERA REPAIRING. Call FULLER 4
dALBERT, INC, National 4712. S15 10th
CARPENTRY-Bldg.: remodeling: porches
screened. Terms arranged. Cali DI. Ol22.
CARPENTRY-screen porch with copper
RMfco SaT9 pantipg Fensirng of al kinds
CARPENTRY. remodeling. painting and
porch repairs and screening. j, C, SCHO-
cAR EssAWEs WAsHrNG-Your SE 9,"s car x,sbs, !.
! days a wk. Using conVeyor system 35fn
Ga g; r N aye nv. mr.. Park I'd. -17
sensational results suaranteed work done
cRuLEY any time. No. 5osI. s' 'A'i NJ"
Evening star., 1946-04-12
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
sudited; a. tax reports, monthly service
s3sd spsd
counts eep vet IA wishes ssa4 Darttime work or
ADMiN1sTRATivE k FIVE or similar position b,
ex-Army It. col. SO. yrs Army executive
exper., college degree, yrs. architecture
exper:, personable, single: future oppor-
snnlty main consideration. Box 4ha-Z
GRADUATE ENGINEER desires position
where ability to reason and technical
both meehsnical and civil engineering
Box 351-Z, Star. l6*
EX-SERvICEMAN wants position with fu-
ture paying living wage, white. married
bookkeeping and statistical work. Cali
MAN seeks city. country, waterfront
property or any steady proposition re-
Cnouestionable record. NO o7s1. l4s
MAN, young, would appreciate an interview
for position in architectural drafting or
reading and noticeable knowledge of draw
ing anxious to start work or practice be-
fore my service discharee, which is about
May IS. Box 404-Z, Star. 12s
MAN wants work around water; salary un-
important: work must be on water front
s fishing or taking care of property. Ii
MAN. colored. desires janitor quarters
work part time: has drivers permit. VIC
TOR HCLT. 9OS 9Th St sc.
NURSE, man, now available; nondrnker;
specializing in hydrotherapy; chronic or
pRINTER-PREssMAN. an-around man. for
small Jo9 commercial shop composition,
R Riuge. Hsidsioers, job presses; veteran,
PROPERTY. MANAGEMENT, part or full
time experienced in management, main
terance repair Phone RE 3g46 I4s
ROOM CLERK, exp. with National post
ing machine. desires position. Box 4S5-z,
Star. Ike
SALESMAN ard display man, experienced.
desires position in mems ready to- ar
shop RoG 2f4-Z. Star Ii.
SALESMAN, clothing and furnishings man
with many years experience, desires posi-
ton as salesman or assistant buyer with
high-class store. Box z03-Z, Star, lxs
Evening star., 1946-04-12
HELP WOMEN,

ADVERTISING AGENCY : Stenographer
experienced; good starting salary: 5i2-day
week: downtown location advancement
ADVERTISING COPY WRITER = Young
woman with dept. store or specially store
4Peren'f TTne in iqs large sS dept store excelen
for for one one aualified 5-day veeE, pleasant
sssssy rG5Has fHReSns dnsefo @ SEPT
sTGyRB ph1ne NA aSG9 EI, priS4 H$p l3
for rish1 persqn eood stsrtas ssaFy
d4sefo asf Feef sEGf SHaDfS 6EpT
ALTEERATIoN HASDs: experienced on
Salaries; saisries: sir-cohditioned dayIight work.
room. Apply Mr. Wolfe, M PAsTERNAK
AI1fRATIoN aI1f GcPR aVf HANDS. exDerienced pre-
ment Office 4th hoor, LANsBuRGH &
sEn N HANDS an ssx exper in corset al
terations. also ladies' ready-to-wear: ex-
per preferred but not essential 5day
ouate salary; permanent positions for those
who qualify. Apply 5th floor, personnel
office. GOLDENBERG'S, 18th, sth and X SITS.
APPRENTICE COPY WRITER. speedy
tynist: experience preferred but not essen
s BEST foRa sa teG6 'ae dept
ARTIST. free lance. regular schedule: ex-
pert on fine jewelry. particularly diamonds
Boz 1S5-X, Star. Ia
ASSISTANT to cosmetic buyer: must be a
thoroughly experienced cosmetician; excel
lent salary. plus commission permanent
position Box :}S5-Y, Star, -1G
ASSISTANT TO MANAGER OF womens al
teration dept: must be experienced in all
phases of sewing and fitting. also capable
of supervising people. Apply employment
office. 4th floor, LANSBURGI e. BRO.. 1th.
Sth and SITS. NV. Ia
NAsHgoN ASSahSGhso fsuNDR "a B2FE s Shtf St srRsF
BANK SECRETARY-Young lady, IS to
35, for permanent position: previous eX-
perience helpful but not essential; give
age, references and qualifications Box
204-Y. Star Ia
BARMAID for military hotel. pm to ]
am. Call Mr.. DORSETT at National
BEAutIIcIANs, all around operators,
GHEEN,s5, BEAUTY SALON 724 llth st
BEAUTIcIASs to work in one of Bethesda S
exclusive salons Call OIL 12l6.. -16
BEAUTICIAN-Salary $50 and commits
sion: must be ail-around operator. Tenn
PIE 4S23; or evenings after Z. all day SUM-
BEAuTiCIAN, salary and commission. air
sonditIoneS se d TIC d shop cENEViE'Es l5l! hla
sSsfs'1Ss Rar sEuf7 fsPfg5i4S;s szI6s s9P'
BEAUTY OPERATOR. first class; sir-cor-
oltloned shop: straight salary, $50 PEI
Ne Neek; o. s6od hours. Call EN-. as7o or
Evening star., 1946-04-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOkKEEPER and typist, experienced, de
,lres ptStion IN NV, downtown area. Gail
CHAPERoNE service for children; days.
evenings, week ends, short trips or Vaca-
tions: references, Ii. l77S. IA
COMfAN1OS and driver to woman or e1d-
erly couple. light house duties; NV pre-
teried; 5-year references; good salary. WI
31o5 l4s
DREssMAKING. design. remod.. ,aitera-
lions. eve gowns a specially reas. MISS
BERT 1880 Irving NV, Apt, 4, AID 223s
NUKSE registered, wishes position as
companion, housekeeper or will consider
taking care of semi-invalid. references ex-
chaneed. Box 40l-Z, Star ID"
REGIs1 Erred NURSE, dental tray techni-
ctan: shorthand, some bookkeeping; con-
siderable experience. desires reliable. re-
sponsible permanent position good refer
ences; $50 week salary. Box 425-Z.
SECRETARY. college graduate, 10 years
Star. l1s
SECRETARY, college education, 10 yrs
experience. including legal and ensr, viii
give exceptional service for above average
salary, 5-day wk.: NV. Wash. CHI. 24s9
STENO., experienced wishes work for spare
time, copying manuscripts. specs, tabulat
Ine: reasonable. FIR, S491
WOMAN. EXP. desires position as resident
manager OF small apt or rooming house
Tith ouartera for self empl. son anc
YOUNG GIRL, high school graduate WITH
some art experience. desires position al
interior decorator. IA 2435 ID
Evening star., 1946-04-12
SITUATIONS MEN lCont.l

SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERK. ex
perienced, wants work. c. w. GASkILL
Bog 3o.. B. F, station: Wash, D. c. i"'
TELEPHONE SALESMAN wants good prop
osition: you furnish phone till I can get
one Box 1891. Star. 14'
VETERAN. young, wants apprenticeship ir
body, fender shop; willing to work, anxious
tn learn. TP 644t
bus. adm. desires position with future;
experience in garage, trucking and similar
fields. Box 44f-Z. Star, IA
VETERAN, attorney, substantial expert
ence. seeks responsible position with busi-
ness or law firm. Box 420-Z, Star. Ia
WAITER, colored veteran, wants Job al
waite after pm, in NV. section. DE
1917 between 9 and 7:30 pm
YOUNG NAVAL VETERAN desires berth
aboard small yacht in exchange for putting
it in shape. ME- a755.
NINE YEARS EXPERIENCE in the chem.
ical profession. inspection of materials
technical correspondence and administra
ton. university degree: Il en- now leaVins
the service III the grade OF captain and
am interested in position in this area
BOX "a q. star l2'
ADVENTURE desired by officer; admins.
trative technican. knowledge of German
Snsnish and French; nothing against
United States interests considered Boz
422-Z, Star 13.
Evening star., 1946-04-12
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, desires JOB as maid not
experienced in cooking no Sunday work
So; live out. Franklin 1885. 49,
GIRL, colored, for days work Call FIR
1929 after 4:i0 pm
GIRL, colored, desires days work EX
1927
GIRL. coloEed wishes housework, 5-day
week, 50; S23 and csrfare. references
Cal morning, ETHEL, EX .130
GIkL' colored, wishes domestic work IN
furnish city ref NO 1924
GIRL, colored, wants waitress and pantry
work experienced; nightworK. Michigan
GIRLS, @ want work by day, days a wk.:
80 and carfare. Cal! TR. 1915 between
m. and l pm. Ia
GIRL colored. wants q h.W., full or part
time: 5-day- eek: no cooking. FIR. 2s5s
10 m. 10 y m
HoUsEKEEPER, CAP. pleasant. mid "a ed
white woman. will give good care SIN. child
emp mother. live in. hshld dut op or
nang. rep, ,wldower home; simple food
wholesome liy conds- MURRAY. H. 3o5,
Barton Hall: West Pot, PIX
dbAuNDKEss IA sso s9oql M3gr wogd like work by
LArNDREss. experienced WORK done at
home Aamlly laundry, shirts, Telephone
MAID, exp. ref frst-c guest or board
inc house. ME. 1896
WOMAN, colored, experienced in ghw.,
or days work. hobart o2o7- .-l3
WOMAN young. eolored, wants days work;
COOP, STEADY worker, colored, wants
D 'a-day week, 50 week. cartare: expert
enced, with references. Phone DE. 4lGS.
A GOOD LAUNDRESS would like work by
the day Phone DU. 95s5. -13
Evening star., 1946-04-12
HELP WoMEk.

MATTRESSES, day or. night work: very
sood salary and tips. Apply COL st. nv
WAITREssES, part ting, for Sunday work
WAY WAIrRhsS hAss1s la4 St BIC
BARBECUE, 5I06 Marlboro pike, Hillside,
Nd siaS; hlpek fr9m On dasH District line at Brsd-
WoMAN SHs ior nen EN- room "o6a menang and
f;dsI. TAd,KfAsX I HoIEf: & 3,oS s nsss IA. aye ia
with young invalid at night. 10 hrs no
Dhone % numSer s in eqso rsDls Box 5st s5sj ss
WoMAN-opportunity for young woman,
25 to 80, with charm and personality to
secure interesting and lucrative position
Applicant accepted will receive full train
ing course plus $40 per week, plus profit
Tib In the Prefer
cants will receive fun consideration. Hours
SATURDAY 10 pm perso asei Selected per Gats must
indicate willingness to accept position on
a permanent basis. as position involves
also the ability to accept and discharge
responsibility on long term basis. Write,
giving age, references, full details OF ex-
pPerienSe' PaI nc eng ,ne'ose recent .photosragph
WOMAN iNvEsTIGAToR, a5-a5: must be
5 Esnns STAR sds sh snd
WoMxS Va axs WARD Va AIDE. white. INQUIRE rls sspt
%HkoAT = a9asf' R5ff2A EYE hAE ANp
Position open Immediately. .sD1, $3.50
WoMEN-Plessant work, earn good money
at home in your spare time Must have
fer intsrvieW, NEW YORK JEWEIRY co.
WOMEN to sew on awnings, must be ex-
perienced sewers. on electric machines:
Apply r c. M. BURTON & SON, Oh E
WOMEN. GIRLS. white. Is to 40; pleasant
full-time restaurant work, day or night
nifty for advancement; uniforms furnished;
no exnerience necessary. Apply 8 a.m.-5
Wool % q fREssERs fssh Is nx EXP immediate opeo
,ngs Apply employment of1ce 9th floor,
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP, $50 10 daily
WRAPPER for hlsh-grade mems furnish
sIy;,, srg many sq,on adysntaess Apply YOUNG
YOUNG LADY ior scalp speciaIisr work;
ply io5" Washnston BID BIds THE The THoMAs.
YOUNG LADY to act as an assistant and
secretary in dental ONCE. Call RA a1Ss
YOUNG WOMEN, if you are under rs good
Jobs are waiting for you at the telephone
co new higher pay: starting rates up to
0f6 for WI" evehnss Gr and say noays S sesay
during first year,, pleasant working con-
with pay come in and talk it over with
US at one OF our employment ofices-127
! 18th st. NV, 1852 st. NV: open eve
nings until s o'clock THE CHES-
APEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO
IF you LIVE IN housing project and
have 8 or 4 hours per day. why not turn
it into cash? Call Ma. 1920 -12
WESTERN UNION OFFERS CAREER-It
is the only company equipped to teach the
telegraph profession. Well-equipped schools
are at the disposal OF young women, II to
30: paid while learning. For further par
ticularS see Miss Fifer, Room SOL, WEST
ERN UNION. 10 14th ST. NV -ic
BUYING CLERICALS to learn merchandise
operation: must type: experience not nee
Iessary: permanent position. Apply per-
sonnel oftlce, 2nd floor, THE HECHT CO.,
IF St at eth NV -lo
Evening star., 1946-04-12

fcHSSENNI.
PHONE sHEf hERD $3.50. ASK Ior Miss
5000 or vour =igrn-u-e
TAILORING BY EXPERT TAILoR-Men's
ana womens garments repalred, remodel
60 ailefed' ouieS service EN- 33l5' TAILOR
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE CAMP. day and
ooan1rT csnp 9Hne for cbdrse t. Sept "a
swimming, pony riding art, music. out
sf'D aooF sports Ports pienies tennis and pleasure
pREssMakING Sdiik1r a'e' ASb Sb 'ai4 aIrERArroSs-
idoet imoaern saan ssuoio in office bldg. Centrally
Eoulpped Tor prompt service Dresses, bssses
ENGH = ia 3 formerly q Eitth ave- n y, =
Executive & E" + s. 1so5 3 w. Room 20 Telephone
COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY DONE, all
Sa9 SlndS' s no ,iob too email no JOB tco large;
= P E5kAy IL HoToeaApHERs essI.lz aSseniss IS.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for elderly
,ssis eakE Of dsy cHlEDRrS ca srea si?s 20
sn'yts. q * $50 pm. Decatur 1s52 p 2IRs,
SLIP COVERS and draperies professionals
man;hip TMv p sparsntesd; = pgp pI ol22. is
can fia nd4 MRS; SHELDON FRANkL1N wi Es1 s.
PHeIeS 9sSes} OF YOUR s BABY .s in home
child's own environment. For appoint
HUMAN ALARM CLOCKNReliabie wake
up service For information. call AT.
DIRECT MAIL ADVERTISING and ghost
Wrltlng. Wisconsin 1868 10.
PERMANENT. 81; shampoo and finger wave
sos No appointments. . MABELLE HON
OUR SCHOOL. 1910 N Y ave
HAIR ON FACE permanently removed by
MAReAREr sssafASa scaEEf2 Ma Asot s5as nl5s 4135
MONTE VITA RANCH for boys age
gliding. swimming, riflery. etc Strong staff.
Emphasis on health. safety, happiness
Good food In mountains. 2l2 hrs. from
D. c. Reas. fee. CHI. 2s5s or WO. 42l4.
MARGARET B. WARFIELD, please call
s1N sems VI wJmmsdlately 3 sfEa Your husband. MEL
TAILORING and dresSmaking done at
home. Franklin s5l6. MRS MILLS.
SLIP COVERS, draperies, CO. $500: use
your fabric; expert workmanship; 5-day
delivery. DAIGNEAULT DECORATORS.
CONTACT LENSES are invisible glasses
which are fitted to eyes in place Of regular
eyeglasses, Why be handicapped in ap-
pearance because you must wear glasses?
Ihey are also a great boon for sports,
such as swimming, tennis football. hockey
ana ana basket ball. Call for consultation,
DAY NURSERY. open now: for further
information. SP 0443-J, after nm All
DAY Sat. and Sunday Ia
Evening star., 1946-04-12
HOME IMPROVEMENT coMpANIrs.

ao ASpHALT AND CONCRETE DRIvEwAYs
Call SH 616O is ~'
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, fagstons
porches and walks chimneys, fireplaces.
P. MARCUCCIC, Route 4, Horner's lane.
Rockville, Md. Telephone Rockville 34S-J,
CONSTRUCTING NEW DRIyEwAYS; re-
surfaeing and repairing old ones Asphalt
or cement our speciality. COMMUNITY
CONTRACTORS. 81. 4l43 or WO 1THR
DIRT, concrete, removed under front
porcheS, cellars, driveways; hand eXca-
waited. Franklin 1894 1Ss
laying, sanding. finishing cleaning. nar,
quet mstallations; Bruce finishes FLOOR
ING CceIRACTORS. INC. 1912 Wiscon-
sin ave. NO 22l5
FLOORS SANDED. rehnished; 10 years
experience: dustless machines: white me-
ehanlcS; reasonable prices. MR. BROWN,
CO. 4eoa. 22s
tQontiuuad an Next Parsl