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Evening star., 1946-04-21
Prof. Kerst, Developer
OF Betatron, 10 Speak Here

Prof. Donald w. Kerst of the Uni
versity of Illinois, who developed
the betatron, a machine for ac-
celebrating electrons to energies of
many millions of volts and which
can create the most powerful x
rays known, will speak at George
Washington University at 8:15
pm. Wednesday.
One of Americas foremost young
scientists, he is "a. Prof. Kerst will
deliver the annual lecture of the
G. w. Chapter of Sigma Xi, ma
tional scientific society, in the Hall
of Government. His talk will be
on the application of High Energy
Betatron Radiations"
He was only % when he developed
the machine. 1t is an important
instrument for scientific research in
nuclear physics, and during the war
was developed into a 10000, ,000-volt
X-ray source for industrial use
Now Prof. Kerst is building a
betatron of more than 250,O00,00O
volts. With it he plans to open en-
tirely new fields to science by pro-
ducing cosmic ray effects in the
laboratory.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Funeral for Mrs. {. f. Fix
To Be Held Tomorrow

Private funeral services for Mrs
Clifford E. Fix, 102 Quincy street,
Chevy Chase, Md, who died yes
terday of leukemia at Suburban
Hospital, will be held at $50 am
tomorrow at the Hines funeral
home, 291O Fourteenth street NV
Burial will be at the Flohrs Church
Cemetery. Gettysburg, Pa.
She was the wife of the chief
attorney of the reclamations claims
division of the Interior Department
A native of Gettysburg, Mrs. Fix
was a resident of Washington for
most of her life.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by two sons, Robert MCLEAN
Fix, 9, and David E. Fix, S; a
brother, Bob MCLEAN, sports
writer for The Star, and a sister,
Miss Virginia MCLEAN. all of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Mrs. Ruby J. Meister, s.
To Be Buried Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Ruby j
Meister, So, Washington resident
for more than Is years, who died
Thursday at Arlington Hospital, will
be held at 10 am. tomorrow at St.
Thomas More's Church, Lee bou-
levard and North Thomas street,
Arlington. Burial will be in Wash
ington National Cemetery.
A native of Cloverdale, Va, she
was a resident of the District for
many years, and for the past few
years lived at 5104 North First
street, Arlington.
She is survived by her husband
Daniel j. Meister, of the Arlington
address; daughter, Mrs. Katherine
j. Cooke, .of Washington; four sis
ters, Mrs. Leona Hockenberry OF
Washington; Mrs. Lucy Baker OF
Alexandria, Va; Mrs. Clara E
Marsh of oxford, Ohio, and Mrs
Gertrude Landrum of Roanoke, Va
and two grandchildren.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
DR.. Whitaker Is Named
President of Lehiqh
By the Associoted Press

BETHLEHEM, Pa, April 20.-Dr
Martin D. Whitaker, "A, director OF
the Clinton Laboratories at Oak
Ridge, Tenn, today was named pres
ident of Lehigh University, effective
June l.
Lehigh has been without a pres
ldent since DR.. c. c. Williams re-
signed in 1914. The acting president
is Vice President Kenneth Smiley.
DR.. Whitaker is an authority on
nuclear physics and was closely as
sociated with the atomic energy pro-
gram since it's development. A native
of Ellenboro, N. c., he is a graduate
Of Wake Forest College and received
his MS. degree of physics from the
University of North Carolina in 1880
Evening star., 1946-04-21
By the Assoeioted Pr.ss

RICHMOND, Va, April 20.-Dr.
E. C. Harper, State director of Grip
pied children's services, said about
100 of Virginia's 1914 infantile par
alysis victims, previously discharged
from hospitals as recovered cases,
have been found to be afflicted with
curvature of the spine.
I'm 10 years with the State Health
Department I have never said any
thing to cause widespread alarm or
CONSERVATION among parents" DR..
Harper said, "but this totally un-
expected development of the 1914
epidemic is just as serious as the
epidemic ITSELF"
While the children are now en-
joying. normal childhood activity
and their parents mostly are un-
aware of their plight, the condition
will grow progressively worse as
they grow taller, and the disfigure-
Evening star., 1946-04-21
DrdthH

is. 1916, JOHN ANDERSON of sos Ca,
field St, Bethesda Md. beloved husband O.
Johanna Anderson and father OF c. A
Johanson. Eric H. Anderson, Emil D. An
derson and Anna K. Johansen: prother o
resting at the S. H. Hines Co, Funera
Home, 2901 14th st. NV. Funeral service!
at Augustana Lutheran Church, N; H
ave. and V st. NV, on Monday, April ~
at IL am. II
ANDERSON. JULIA V. On Saturday
April 20, 1916. JULIA v ANDERSON O.
81 Quincy pl. NV, beloved wife of Rober
their loss three daughters, Mrs Ruth E
johnson, Mrs Evelyn E. Reodric and Mrs
Gertrude Coleman; two sons, Chester ane
Ralph Anderson; one nephew, Clifton But
terworth, and a host of other relatives ane
friends After 4 pm. Tuesday, April 23
friends may call at Frazier Funeral Home
$Ss Rh9ds 1saad aaT aye At pqnera from
Shiloh Baptist Church 9th and P SITS. NV.
the Rev. Earl l.. Harrison officiating. In:
terment lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ::
waaasaa6s sAeSas Aer 91StfH T. s4e aqdfa rs resi- s.
dence. $50 Columbia I'd. NV. JOSEPH H
BARNES, husband of Mrs. Nellie Barnes
fatlrr of Mrs. Alice Campbell, son 0!
s1 55esF DsE o EeFy gomnsdors AsR and Sm S
Barnes and Evelyn Brooks He also leaves
other relatives and friends Friends MAY
eall At the y; Ernest JARVIS JARVIS FpneTa "a
satusday; 1ia ia5i Aprl 20. 20 funeral SUNDAY Apri
church Relatives and friends invited
Internent Lincoln Memorial Cemetery or
Monday. April -, 81
Evening star., 1946-04-21
100 Virginia IA Polio Victims
FoundSufferinq Spine Curvature

ment will be readily apparent un-
less some prompt treatment can be
offered.
The children, examined by Pub
lie Health nurses in the Roanoke
area and other parts of south
west Virginia where the 1914
epidemic was at its worst, were
discharged from hospitals as COM
pletely sound in health after ex-
aminations disclosed no residual
paralysis.
The Public Health forces are con-
tinuing with their examinations of
other children to uncover any other
hidden cases of the spinal curva-
ture-sclorosis.
DR. Harper said it might be
possible to set aside a wing of the
Woodrow Wilson Hospital at
Staunton for specialized treatment
OF sclorosis if the State acquires the
hospital from the Government
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Farm Increase Shown
In Frederick County
SpeeieI Dispatch 10 The star

WINCHESTER, Va, April 90
The number of farms in Frederick
County has increased from 1,674 in
1910 to 1904 in 1945, and there has
been steady increase in dairy prod
ucts, eggs and alfalfa production,
according to data contained in Fed
eral flve-year census, received to-
day from the Department of Agri-
culture.
Farm acreage increased in that
period from 1912 to 225,49e, with
l,737 farms in l945 reporting or
chards on their property, as COM
pared with 1882 farms engaged in
fruit growing five years ago. Fred
Stine, County Agent, said some OF
the farm increase is due to the fact
that considerable mountain land
had been cleared of timber since
the last farm census and now is un-
der cultivation.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
William Mockabee Wins
Langley Kite Contest

A brisk wind carried kites high
yesterday in the Police Boys Club
kite-fying contest at Langley Jun
ior High School Field, Second and
T streets NE.
William Mockabee, 213 H street
NV, won the performance prize
among boys II to IA years of age.
Bernie Walton, 496 I street S.W.,
won the workmanship prize, and
Walter Fugitt, 1916 Good Hope road
Sc, won the design prize among
boys of the same age.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Taylor Says Conscription
Threatens u. ). Freedom
By the Associated Pfess

Senator Taylor. Democrat, OF
Idaho, last night called military
consumption "one of the strongest
tides" in "the flood of totalitarian
power which threatens our free
DOM
If we want to remain free men in
land of the free" he said in a
radio speech, I'VE must say no to
any further continuation of this
system of conscription in America
in time of peace"
Senator Taylor asserted that Con-
gress is being pressed to renew the
Draft Act ION the ground that the
war is not over.
This vicious fallacy," he added
" is being used to stampede
public opinion into acceptance of a
RECOMMENDATION of life which can be
achieved only if it deceives u.s."
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Oarha uf UhankH

CoRBIN. DOROTHY L. The family OF
the ;,,lst! late DOROTHY l, coRBIN q 1873
express its thanks to the pastor, relatives,
friends and members of Mount Zion Bap-
tIst, Church, for their expressions of SYM
pathy and beautiful floral tributes during
WALTER CoRBIN, LUCILLE LOWE AND
PAUL LOWE.
DAVIS, DELLA NJ. We wish to thank
our many friends and relatives for their
expressions of sympathy and floral tributes
a. the death OF our mother, DELLA M
DAVIS. THE FAMILY.
EDWARDS. ROBERT N. The family OF
the late ROBERT N. EDWARDS tBob5ie)
to the many friends, relatives, ne2hbors,
pastors the sni Rey Rand q, Of The Community
tlons OF sympathy, and the beautiful floral
tributes during our bereavement.
MRS. BLANCHE WILLIAMS EDWARDS
AND FTTzHUGH FAMILIES.
JOHNSON, LAvINA HALEY. The family
of the late LAVINA HALEY JOHNSON
wishes to express its thanks and gratitude
to the many friends. END; relatives and GO CO.
Father Waters and members of the Holy
Redeemer Church for their exp. essions of
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes dur
MRS. ALINE BUTLER AND FAMILY.
KENNEY, MARY E. The. family of the
late MARY E. KENNEY wishes to express
its sincere gratitude and thanks to the
pastor, the Rev. John s.. Miller; officers,
members and friends of the Pilgrim Bap-
tist Church: relatives, neighbors and
friends for their expressions of sympathy
and floral tributes and kindness during
Ter HUSBAND, ALBERT KENNEY; NIECE.
MARGARETTE BUCHANAN.
NORTON, JOHN d. The wife and two
daughters of the late JOHN D. NORTON
wish TO thanks the relatives and friends
5or their aSay6q ora t,a RIB eI and ID Gis
HIS HIS WIFE, MARION. AND DAUGHTERS,
THELhiA AND MITZI ESTELLE.
PARKER, FRED R. The family OF the
late FRED R. PARKER wishes to express
ITS thanks and gratitude to the many
friends and relatives for their KIND e%-
Q5 ssmPs5hy and floral tributes
MRS CA1 EER1NE BLAND. MRS: ESTHER
BUTLER AND CHARLES JACKSON.
SHELTON. MERLE BROOME. We wish
to express our thanks and gratitude to the
pastor of Zion Baptist Church, the Rey.
Edwards Mr. Thomas Brooks, Miss Corella
Ross, Mrs Carrie Holmes, the many friends
and neighbors for their expressions OF sym
pathy and beautiful floral tributes during
MRS. BERTHA coLMAN, MRS. ETHEL J.
HALL AND MRS. SUSIE BRAHTON
THOMPSON ALICE v The family of
the late ALICE V. THLMPSON of 1893
Swami ST. NV, wishes to express its thanks
and gratitude to the many friends, rela5
members, of the Metropolitan Baptist
Church zfor their expressions of sympathy
and beautiful floral tributes during our
bereavement THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
.GI WheeIchuir' Pickets
Protest Hospital Closing
BY the Assoeioted Pre,,

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., April 20
.-Amputee war veterans blocked
the Boardwalk for half an hou1
today in wheelchairs picketing the
Thomas M. England General Hos
pital. ordered by the Army to be
closed June 30.
The men carried placards read
ing 1900 wounded ask you to wire
today to President to keep hospital
OPEN" and I'VE won our battle in
combat, help us win our battle
on the Boardwalk"
The picketing was part of three
day demonstration begun yesterday
and scheduled to end tomorrow.
Evening star., 1946-04-21

CANNON. ANNA KATHERINE. On Fri
ANNA KATHERiNE CANNON, beloved wife
OF Thomas J. Cannon and mother of Mrs.
Ann Hogan, Mrs. Marian Scott, Mrs. Re-
from Collins Funeral Home, 3S21 14th st.
NV on Monday. April %, at $50 am.
REQUIEM mass at ST Gabriel's Church at 8
Z m. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Mount OliYet Cemetery 81
Evening star., 1946-04-21

ELLIS, JAMES H. On Friday April 49,
1916, at his residence, 223O Nicholson St
Sc, JAMES Il. ELLIS. beloved husband OF
Bertha A. Ellis and father OF James R
Ellis and Helen L. Gray and brother of
John T. Ellis, Mrs. Lille HolStein and
Mrs. Ella PesSagno. Funeral services at
the James T. Ryan Funeral Home, 317 Pa.
ave. Sc, on Monday. April 22, at = pm
Relatives and friends invited. 1nterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery 81
Evening star., 1946-04-21

FIX, ROSANNA NJ. On Friday, April 10.
1916, ROSANN.A NJ. FIX of 102 Quincy
St. Chevy Chase, Nd. beloved wife of
Clifford f, Fix and mother of Robert M
and David c. Fix. Remains resting at
the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol
l4th ST. NV. Services private
Evening star., 1946-04-21

EDWARDS, THOMAS R. On Saturday
| April 20. 1916, THOMAS R. EDWARDS of
14l4 10th st. NV, uncle of Helen T.
johnson, Dora Robinson. Halle Williams
and Leonard Smith. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by w. Ernest Jar
Evening star., 1946-04-21

DUVALL, ARTHUR w. On Saturday.
April 20, 1916, at his residence, 1856
South Thomas St, Arlington, Va. ARTHUR
W; DUVALL, the beloved husband of the
Clyde and Edgar S. Duyall and brother Of
Mrs. Annie Brooks and Frank Duyall. Fu-
neral services al the Thomas F. Murray
Funeral Home. 2007 Nichols ave. Sc. on
Monday. April %, at . pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 81
Evening star., 1946-08-13
PERSONAL Cont

WANTED TO BUY-Fur coats, Persian
lamb and muskrat: highest prices paid.
Apply DIsTRICT FUR Co. 6o2 st. NV,
PfANo TFuiNER-All repair, by an expert;
work guaranteed; city or suburbs. VIC
Rff1Sfb Ref ih9F!fE cHiNEsE EST GENTLEMAN. GEN college
graduate graduate wishes 70 exchange Chinese, tor
E9sh EuT nsBS hGH ash nade Ss'F in
sqn; sgpoint@snts 81 52ai, ia
pd F1 moPat Px wns vnrs to ssf for salary
nice home call II 1852 after evenings
%EhL1SGroS y Il Sa$ SSndaS NURSERY. on Mount ao
Vernon blvd, for the boarding Of chi,
years Ideal Licensed home inspection in
CAMP MoNTRosE has two vacancies for
tennis, etc. ccatalos: goth season, Mr.
and MRS, l. A, RANDALL clarkville' Nd
SLIP COVERS and draperies professionally
tailored from our or your materials; work.
PARsoSs se'S Saa5GSSff' GoGNfRYsrbE m scHooI-Das
snd boardinI,, registry open for full term,
s fsGse5 for Boys and g nd
courses IN dancing. music and horseback
64hT 5idips Transp fq1nished s and hot lunches
LIBRARIAN. clerk or student of library
fGlence rtetsssd GfSod In boot sale and strPa
ice, excellent starting salary Write for
interview stating age training and ex-
per:ence. Box 32n-A, Ssar' lis
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home
25 different poses. Sl2 30; you will treas
ure these lovely natural pictures in your
child's own environment. For appointment
call HO. 1920 day or evening is
DRESSMAKING Alterations done al
nome. Any time. TR. 5073. 49,
PIANO INSTRUCTIONS to limited num-
Der OF pupils. Enrolments being made
now Boz 437-Z, Star
SUBURBAN SITTER SERvICE-We assure
expert child care. Call Adams 1868 IS.
Evening star., 1946-08-13

ANALYST. research; statistical exp, "a
SH; $40 am. to u p.
nREssMaKING fiaI ma aesIsn rmod aeTa MIss
BERT. 1890 Irving NV, Apt. 4. AID. :223s,
ECONOMIST EDITOR, exper. in analyzing
on ,agric;. aircraft industries and foreign
trade. established contacts Govt agencies
as waitress mail clerk and wrapping in
bakery, also child care. Call MRS. SCOTT.
GIRL, colored wants days work. s5 and
carfare Tuesdays THURSDAYS. FIR 52I7.
NURSE. r N, colored, availabie for any
type gases gases or doctors assistant. References.
NURSE. practical, hosp, trained yrs. exp,
s;hT IIy pTlTats dpty D1 3l26 Ext 81 Id} r.
lege. 6 yrs. Europe. speak French, cap.
resp, personabe. EX. 1490 after 5 pm.
hdurs dus1 6Uks1 By s9ao available or 10
PUBLIC TYPING done at home colored
typist' reaaSonable rates. Call AID. s,20S,
EEGIsTEsED NERsE desires s;t1se @ POSITION i, IN
REs,DENT MANAGER, woman, refined,
nondrinker, desires apt. or rooming house;
take complete charge If necessary: expert l
quarters expected. Write Box 327-z. Star.
SECKEIAR1. admlnlStratlVe research ana
medical BACKGROUND, seven years secre-
tsrial and supervisory experience: no OBJ
lection to overtime. Box 442-Z, Star.
STENOGRAPHER. experienced, dicta phone
operator wishes evening or weekend posi-
ton. Capable handling Office details.
Boz 43g-Z, Star IA"
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. experienced
viii work to hours evenings after s
o.m. in return for Broom and private
bath; unturn. apt, in apt. building; IN
fl milv. Box 1877. Star. IA"
TYPIST. T.sTENOGHAPHER experienced.
wants work to do at home; shorthand or
WAITRESS, excellent experience, wants
GOOD lunch job, no Sundays. Call Owens
! G454 IA
WAITRESS, colored, exper., desires job in
nice restaurant, full time. daywork only.
| Call EX. 7693.
WOMAN will work part time, evenings,
! stenogra phc, off1ce or switchboard, part
| payment Of APARTMENT. Box 81 Z. Star.
/ WORK AFTER q PM. or 3 evenings a
week. Typing, steno.. bookkeeping, PIX.
! will exchange for room or apt. Box 3-A,
Evening star., 1946-08-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COUPLE, colored; exp. chauf, cook. Bowie
Mo Cedar Hill, Box so, care Henry
GIRL wishes Job as day worker Phone
FIR. 1852 90 cents an hr. and carfare.
GIRL. colored, wants psrt-tme work in
morning or general helper in 3 and l0c
stores. EX. 1850 IA.
sncei hrs, $50 to $50, 51aday week.
GIRL; eoiored. wants days work; exper.
GIRL, colored, wants Job. g.h W or nursing
for employed couple, NO, 1850,
nG 9Ipi small do,a1ad spt Hns,r4 MI 4a75 uor.
kind CO. 1854
GIRL, coiored desires day's work honest
ard reliable: city refs. AID $500.
GIRL, colored. wants morning work, clean
ing. apt. days weekly; CSC hour and
carfare. DE. 0753.
GIRL, colored, desires work after IL m +:
good laundress. references. Call MI 0654,
GIRL, colored. wants g INV. plain cooking.
live in; references; S25 week. MI. 500
MAID, gh.w.. cooking, laundry desires
position in vicinity of Chevy Chase Circle
$3.50. $50 week. Ia
morning work cleaning small apt; refer
ences. 1904 r st. NV, Apt. /.
WOMAN, colored, settled. wants place as
cook, or gh.w.; references. s423 Eye
st. NV Do not call after $50 pm
WOMAN, white, reliable. desires houye-
work by day or hour Call CO. 0341 be-
tween 3 pm. and pm. IA
WOMAN, colored. wants ghw. part OF
full time or days work. Call LU. 07So.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.
MODERN TRAINING

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture.
all subjects taught Approved by Govern
ment for GI training. WARFLYNN- BEAU
TY COLLEGE,: !2lQ G st. NV. DI 1862
DRIVING INSTRUCTION--Dual control
cars. AUTOMOBILE DRIVING SCHOOL
OF WASHINGTON. INC, 2s04 14th st.
BEAUTY oPERAroRs NEEDED-Modern
training n all subjects day, night and
part-time classes: get our free catalogue.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL approved for
2. G; requirements and GI training. 1910
n. Y ave. Me. 717S: estab. 1918
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand
typewriting, bookkeeping. calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1893 F st. MA. 1888
Interested in the future with a career, to
be trained for air-condtioning and refrig-
Grafton tecnniclans; two new industries,
trained technicians are in great demand
Write for Iull information how you can
qualify for training. Box 194-Z, Star. IA
MEN, mechanically minded, look into re-
trigeration and air conditioning as a profit
able future career Write UTILITIES
INST. Box 1l2-Z, Star 14s
Evening star., 1946-08-13
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned
oiled and adjusted; All work guaranteed
r.; ll77. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
aPPLIANCEsMElectric. ai1 An ri Jolles Bros repair
all makes washing machines, vacuum clean
guaranteed; prompt pickup and delivery
Call JOLLES BROS, IA, s979; after q
ASPHALT and concrete driveways, walks
steps, norehes.. stonewalls, built or re-
R4Tfcs aa!ffe = FtSIsHEp, aSI recreation s rooms
ppoorcheSy s., inelosed' remodeling. Call VA
BslcK ssia, os AND Mason WORK of all kin kinds,
chimneys. f1replaces built and rebuilt to
and repaired Hyattsville 0ol3. 24-hr.
CAR DRIyERs-Avoid rush, inspection
pair pair. nes' G. c. i Aufo g PA1NT1NG, rear
6aMrp. {sSa St srs.,tiSc GS o5oa Gan FULLER Rs :.
CARPENTRY. cement and brick work.
nsao1 ss5ssoi psntn a roofing
CARpENTRY. general remodellns. screen
Save BY dealing direct with mechanic
RadnR j. E HEAy Al Tnserals re- aass %
CLEANING Of upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process,
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CONCRETE PORCHES, cement floors and
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ms roofing G 4 G CONSTRUCTION CO,
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GUTTER. SCOUTING. PAINTING. leaky
roofs; guaranteed; free estimate. Elk
7740. III
ELECTRIC WIRING and repairs small Jobs
a speciality. Call Elk. 5376. 13'
ELECTRIC WIRING, fixtures; extra outlets
repairs; old houses a specially. REGAL
ELECTRIC CO.. 5000 Ga. ave. RA. 1891
household appliances Hard-to-get auto
mobile parts manufactured. P. K. TOOL
CO., SP. OLGA.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE construction
g GoNsTRuc1oN SE7sEdes Hof co sH SEQ
BUILDERS and gen. contractors. we will
build YOU new home; materials available
1s q ss,n yRslNa za IA o54} u 81
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, hasstone
! :. MARcUcc1o, Route !, Horners isne.
oMBINAfioN eGd o rGGS fkds Storm n1o window
with stainless steel, screen. Buy now,
mas aP coMPoRr II 5 coRp c for no fee sdo
CONCRETE WALKS, driyeways. walls;
also general repairs Free estimates. AT
3052 or AID. 63O6. evenings and Sundays.
CONSTRUCTING and repairing driveways
and WaikWays' Gith asphalt I}1 or concTete'
FENCING GOAnchcr ncii r fences a speciality. Also
erect st other kinds Of fences. ~, Daytime
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FAINT1NG, FAINT IG' DECORATING, papexns, floor
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ROOF ARfEtPfAIRs. renewed. painted; sasters.
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GENERAL CONTRACTING - Residential
and commercial repair and remodel Call
US for estimate. j. w. TAYLOR, Elk
o402; ewes, CH. 5541. -19
FLOORS sANDED. refin old floors made
new white mech, 10 yrs exp. rock bottom
! prices. BROWN. CO. 1909. SH 22ir. Ia'