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Laurel outlook., 1946-05-15
Russia Getting Warmer
Through Arctic Change

MOSCOW. - The Geophysical in
stitute of the Soviet Academy of Sci
ences announced recently that re-
cent studies had disclosed an appre-
ciable increase in Arctic tempera-
ture, affecting the climate of the
entire Soviet Union, particularly Eu-
ropean Russia.
The institutes report said that
since the beginning of this century
there had been a gradual disintegra-
ton of icebergs in the Arctic seas
and a faster movement southwark.
The observation of 1000 Soviet
weather stations showed an intensi-
fled circulation of warm air masses
to the north balanced by cold air
moving south, the net result being
a rise in temperature.
In Yakutsk, in eastern Siberia, the
worlds coolest spot, the average
temperature during the last three
years has been one-half degree high
er. Moscow's winters have been less
severe this century than the last
and the summers cooler.
Laurel outlook., 1946-05-15
Tells Weapon to Freeze
All Within Five Miles

HOUSTON, TEXAS. - DR.. j. w.
Behrken of Oak Park, ILL.,, presi-
dent of the Missouri synod of the
Lutheran church, recently described
what he said was a secret weapon
with which Germany had hoped to
win the war but which Hitler never
received. He spoke at a synod din
ner.
DR.. Behnken, who has just re-
turned from a seven weeks tour of
Europe, said that the weapon
freezes everything within a radius
of five miles, instead of burning ev-
erything as the atom bomb does.
"The man who invented this weap-
on was persuaded by a fellow
churchman not to release its dread
full secret" DR.. Behnken said. '"The
inventor kept putting the Nazis off
by saying he hadn't completed his
experiments and Hitler never re-
ceived the weapon"
DR.. Behnken added that the in
ventor is now in the hands of the
Russians.
DR.. Behnken said he had told the
story of his findings to President
Truman and was called back to
Washington to repeat the story to
military officials.
Laurel outlook., 1946-05-15
AAuxiliary
Activities

The American Legion Auxiliary
now has 10000 active units, &C
cording to information received by
Mrs. Hilmar Wage, president of
Laurel unit here. Additional units
are being chartered daily, the ma
jority of them organized to serve
with new posts of the American
Legion.
The ten-thousandth unit chartered
was Gilbertson-Rude Unit No. 526,
of Peterson, Minnesota, a small
town in the southeastern part of
that state. Auxiliary units are now
located in practically every city and
town in the United States, it's ter
ritories and in several foreign
countries.
Mrs. R. H. Sterrett will be hos
tess to the Auxiliary, in her home,
May 81, 1916.
Laurel outlook., 1946-05-15

Lieut. Mabel Haynes, MCWR of
Camp LeJeune, N. c., and a former
instructor in Laurel junior high,
spent Thursday and Friday in Lau-
rel visiting friends. Lieut.. Haynes
is on terminal leave and is now at
her home in Judith Gap. She has
been in service nearly three years.
Harold Stearms, editor and pub
Usher of the Harlowton Times and
president of the Montana State
Press association, spent Friday in
Laurel gathering information in re-
gard to the municipal swimming
pool. Harlowton is also considering
a similar project.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gable have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Margie Gable of
Hardin, to Fred Herman, Jr., son
of MI. and Mrs. Fred B. Herman,
residing west of Laurel.
Mrs. A. E. Weber was hostess
to the five hundred club. The eve
ning's prizes went to Mrs. A. F.
Elliot, Mrs. A. w. Orr and Mrs. j.
o. Speare.
Laurel outlook., 1946-05-15
CALENDAR
Events. ;.

Friday, May II.
The circles of the Woman's So
ciety for Christian Service will meet
in the afternoon as follows:
Loyalty, at Mrs. R. C. Browns
home at 2; Opportunity at Mrs.
Kenneth Walkers at 2; Valid at the
home of Mrs. R. H. Sterrett at 2
and Energetic at Mrs. j. w. Longs
home at 2:30.
Monday, May 20.
Evergreen Rebekah lodge No. Sc
will meet at 8 p. m. for initiation.
Lunch will be served after the meet
ing.
Tuesday, May Fl.
A potluck supper at 6:30 will pre-
cede the meeting of the Royal
Neighbors at the l.. L. club. All
officers are expected to attend.
Thursday, May %.
The Unity Garden club will pre-
sent the Laurel Choral group in an
All-Montana program at 2:30 at the
Methodist church. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Saturday, May 25.
The All club of the Silesia school
will sponsor a benefit dance at the
school in the evening. The Yves
Miller orchestra of Fromberg will
furnish the music.
Laurel outlook., 1946-05-15
Outlook SAYS:

Mrs. H. G.. Bradley returned
home last week from Bozemar
where she had been called by the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs.
R. B. Kinyon, who has shown q
slight improvement since last week.
Mrs. H. G. Bradley honored her
daughter Marlene on her eleventh
birthday May 8 with a dinner. In
addition to her parents those pres
ent were her sisters, Donna 10 and
Myrna, her brother Eugene, Rev.
James Haueter, Miss Ruth Harris
and Mrs. Mary Bradley, Marlene's
grandmother.
Visiting this week sat the home
of Nh. and Mrs. Charles Duncan are
Mr.. Duncan's sisters, Mrs. E. ].
Thompson of Long Island, N. Y,
Mrs. l.. S. Branstetter of Spokane
who is accompanied by her husband,
and Mrs. Ada Duncan of Livingston,
mother of Mr.. Duncan, Mrs. Thomp-
son and Mrs. Branstetter.
Maj. Byron Price, on terminal
leave and accompanied by his wife,
arrived here Friday and will visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. L..
Price, until the first of the month.
He will go from here to the army
district engineers office. He has
been in the service since October
1941 and was in the Philippines
II months.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. DeAtley
spent Sunday in Hardin the guest of
Mrs. DeAtley's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Daniel
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ayers who were
guests from Seattle of Mr.. Ayers
sister, Mrs. H. ]. Bottger and fam
lily, left for Glasgow where they
will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gremmer
had as their guest last week Mr..
Gremmer's mother, Mrs. John Grem-
mer of Custer.
Mrs. Donald Seglcr is a patient
this week at the st. Vincent hos
pital in Billings where she under
went a surgical operation Friday.
Mrs. Paul Adams and daughters,
Shirley Jane and Judy LYNNE
spent Sunday in Billings the guests
Mrs. ]. A. Larson was hostess
Wednesday of last week to men,
bers of her bridge club and Mrs.
Michael Harschlip, a club guest.
Awards during the evening were
won by Mrs. R. H. Sterrett and
Mrs. G. A. Cloyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Segler
and daughter Donna and Mr.. Seq
ler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Segler of Silesia returned last
week from Great Falls where they
Mr.. and Mrs. James Car
michael, son-in-law and daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Segler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Knaub were
Inner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs.. William Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gremmer
md children spent Sunday in Gus
er the guests of Mrs. Gremmer's
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Laurel outlook., 1946-05-15

Sunday at the home of Mr.. Hiner's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hiner
of Reed Point. Sam Hiner of
Helena was also a guest of his par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. C.. Foote and
daughter Sharon, spent Sunday in
Roundup the guests of Mrs. Foote'S
parents, DR.. and Mrs. S. A. Grouse.
Miss Ella Rothwell spent Friday
to Sunday the guest of Miss Gale
Merriott of Billings.
Laurel outlook., 1946-05-15
To Withdraw u. S. Forces
From the Middle East

WASHINGTON. - All United
States forces in the Middle East,
India and Burma, with the excep-
ton of a few air force personnel,
will be withdrawn as Don as sur
plus army property there is dis
posed of, Secretary of War Robert
P. Patterson said.
He said disposition of air force
personnel will await a decision
whether to terminate air transport
command service through the Mid
die East to the Far East. This is
still under consideration.
Laurel outlook., 1946-05-15
The Outlook Says:

Mrs. C. L. Starbard reports that
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Trevor Sysum of Round
up are the parents of a son born
Monday, May 6, at the D~eaconess
hospital in Billings. The baby was
named Emmett Trevor Sysum.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Hiner were
guests at a reunion and dinner
Laurel outlook., 1946-05-15
Day by Day in Laurel

Mrs. G. J.. Gaynor left for Grey
bull, Wyo., to spend the week end
with relatives and to attend the
graduation of Mr.. Gaynor's daugh-
ter, Estelle.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS wANTED1Many immediate
IoRE TEACHERS AGENSY. sis No
sReRfrxk1Es snefsfs III satnsEt to
400, typists to $4,000, multilith opr., 81
I60; control elk, IT,. no exp; req, ST.
sEO RlilG0m Mt asf af99 aasf
sESi sFECiAE AGENT 5Mp. $500; so o tpavelins'
Tno~ sare BoYps sSs St. NA eesss asss ID
SECRETARY (FJ. Al, $50 wk.: legation
secretary, 5-day 5000 construction secreo
wk.: aviation secretary, salary open; radio
secretary, future, sal open; Sec, university,
col. grad; $500; financial secretary; start
new openings; thousands placed annually
in the better positions; est. g yrs. See
Miss White OF. Miss Lee at BoYD'S, 1888
sEcRETARIEs"gP'ublic relations, se.1oo to
nifty, S2,400: file cleIk-typist, S1,s00; mime
ntaae numerous s other openings for Trained once
xHsa xpAMs f EMPIoyMENT sisa1Nsl AGENCY. : so4
soSr's0 6 sTHcAzEs Sfs LIZ sna IN Supplying
short or long assignments. Call MISS
PAYRoLL CLERKS. $40 wk. 10; asst.
ators. receptionists; can use so new appli-
RIsb dsy ill. fGs g9od epss9SS Ses sRV
ICE. 1911 G ST., Ma, 60o9.
BOOKKEEPERS, $50 wk. ID: secretary
Transportation, $50 wk.: billing clerks,
start, $40 VI; cashiers. ssn start; $40 ws
secretary, real future. S1S0. See Miss Bond
at FORD EMP. SERVICE 71s 14th ST.
University SEC. ~. start 5000. must
be college graduate. BOYD'S, 1888 F, MA.
ACCOUNTANT tM). budget and cost exp,
$500; cashier, night work, $40 wk.: pur
chasing agent, aviation. $500; teller; bank,
start, $40 wk. general ofice clerk, $50
up; ticket audit clerk. sl75 mo-: super
visor, wages and hours admin, 5000: in:
vestigators exp. other no exp: personnel
interviewers. $50 wk.; can use 80 new ap-
plicants daily for interesting openings;
free registra alton; thousands placed in top
salaried positions. Mr.. Day. Est. Ia yrs
welcome. PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G
ST. NV. Ma. 2119.
statesmen tM.l, legal publication, SIS 900;
salesman, retail merchandise experience
$500; pharmaceutical house, exp. and 500
wk: medical lab. technician, $780, air;
craft servicemen, S44 wk.; commercial
artists, adv. exp, $500: dozens and dozens
OF others; welcome. Est. u years MT
Byrd and Mr. Day at PERSONNEL sERv-
ICE. 1911 G st. NV. MA. 2116.
THOUSANDS of openings are always listec
in our files. We can place. you in any po-
sition you are capable of handling in any
come in. CAPITOL EMPLOYMENT SERV;
ICE INC, 625 F st NV MA. $500. It
Evening star., 1946-09-29
PERSONAL.

HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confidence,. freedom from self.
sURsHs psslis .ucr The MI 2Ss
nurses registery; 24-hour service. DU.
PIXNo INSTRUCTION. beginning and ad-
vanced students; frequent playing classes
and recitals. Near Wardwman Park, MI.
pREssMAKING AND ALTERATIONS
located above Loew's Columbia Theater
EsgDnsa ss order Sr rss,ns ssny'f LEA
ltormsrly Of Fifth ave. N.Y.. lilo 2 q
NJ; Room %; TelsDhons Executive 1903
5ou srs n sssa Of st osn aSs uD ss g
kfppIplANn KID fn NGkshRT KINDERGARTEN
'qsso in essbea saS and
from D. G., Close hiilendaie and q Green
ssssSs.s4 nsssiSs E. q: shampoo 80 sss
NS S0ns sERY eg eVe9Ssa cond sgdsnsi sio WAE E.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home; Wash
insfSn Mnry,and MAJ 9. n,I Virginia property cox
n. W; JOHNSON, Dentist-False teeth re-
paired while you wait. Room 602, Westory
FdE sSd eaassS Sat
and boarding: registry open for Sept II.
NuIecIy, pIlmHIy auQ elementary RI6QGS
for boys and Girls. Special courses in
dancing. music and horseback riding.
Transp. furnished and hot lunches. Mod
re- 2 sSs Sd faaatass sH sst made
pGI a1s eo DS saa os ss
CsU6isTIsoSMi-MADE SLIP COVERS cut on your
furniture to insure perfect At; large beauti-
full floral designs and stripes to select from;
free estimates. Call HOLOBER & CO., DU.
CORSETs and brassiers altered and made
wearable; zippers, bonings and garters re-
placed; corsets and foundations rented
and made larger or smaller; 3 to day
service at nominal prices. DOR-NE COR
SETS. 1921 I4th ST. NV. Tiyoli Bldg. 30
FRENCH CONVERSATION LESSONS taught
by highly. cultured French woman: German
LAiDiEs. ATffENTfoSWYourI VI opportunity ,if
to possess, at small cost cash or pay
ments. the hand-crocheted corde bags
you've desired. Variety of colors and styles
EnSA e ssleet iAWRrNs tsHn e2s @ Dl. NV. 1878
Student OFFICER desires TO board
where help could be obtained teyenings)
IN 1st-year radio engineering subjects.
TR. 6997 between o and IL pm. 30s
LOCATED NEAR the National Capital.
fLLlGITY, country day and BOARDING
4th grade. special courses in dancing, mn-
&c; hor;sp,ss ;pr. riding hCs ho Snshss and
TO Happiness" Eimwood 78b. so
Evening star., 1946-09-29
SITUATIONS DoMEsTic tcont. J :,

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC (Cont.).
HIGH SCHOOL GRLs. two. desire job
after school, from $3.50 until @. Call NO.
IRONING for 3 days, Monday. Tuesday
and wednesday. Call DI. O144 after I2
O'Clock Sunday.
LADY will cook for elderly couple or small
adult family, whole or part time. p. o.
Box 6l26.
LADY of culture. refinement, desires posi-
ton as housekeeper for an elderly widow
or bachelor: consider travelling; only better
homes considered: salary, S100 per month.
Box 439-J, Star.
LADY. middle-aged. refined. white. desires
position as housekeerer in family of /
Star
LAUNDREss, 1st;class. wishes family or
sunny ysrd Cali Ike any 0a time. N No. s4ss
enesd and references. Phone RE. s5s4,
eas ~eef se0Te0 e TO e4p meat or Tsnss s so m p Or
through dinner; $40 week, car fare; good
MAID Or Se1R SeG1.Ra.w.. colored: am fond of
aSs d GIRL r. .Ssnns R Msnts ssa
desires position. DU. $3.50
WIDOW. very dependable, wishes place as
drsn na .! Box s0mp s545 5,'y star al country no
WOMAN, white, will care for semi-invalid
Or baby; sds light laundry cook sh'W" live
cooking; no Sunday. sol Eye st. s.e
WOMAN. colored, wants days work or
part-time ironing or cleaning; apt. pre-
ferred: good reference. MI. 1929.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work. PE.
WOMAN, colored with references, desires
or nights abSa st,s week care 1or chiioren
WOMAN, colored, good refs. wants part
time Job, l to 5; days a week. CA
WOMAN, colored, wants part time morn
nngs' ings' 2 sS Monk Nsak through Friday; cleaning
WoMaN. WON NJ eoieTed 9Ss1; wishes laundry work
Mondays and Tuesdays; S. a day and car
fare. Hillside 1861.
WOMAN, colored. desires work as maid
IN in an 3, once o or shop part time; good rel
WOMAN, colored, wants s.h.w.. 51a days
a week; experienced. At. 979s;
WOMAN colored. wants position, house
WON dsSo sGosd "fss dsys weFf aR 'ssa aons DE
WOMAN. So. dependable, colored wishes
cooks place, private adult home; no heavy
work: lst-floor room city refs; SO week.
WOMAN colored. reliable and honest,
wants work as ehsmbermaid or part.time
WOMAN, white, settled, care 10-month- old
baby and general housework. Permanent.
Salary open. Box 3S9-J, Star. u
WOMAN. colored good reliable, settled,
wants work in mornings from S-12 or
9-12, mornings week, cleaning or any
thing. Reference: Box 417.J, Star. 29'
YOUNG COLORED WOMAN wants day
work for Wed and Fri. S5; carfare: good
city refs. good iaundress and cleaner,
LIGaTo liz af2s SKIN coLoRED GIRL. neat. clean.
wants gh;w,, likes children: have ref; Age
ExPERT ia' HOUSE Ro sPi3 CLEANING by the hour.
We tackle any place. emergency cleaning
our specialty u; 57sS.
COLORED MOTHER and daughter wish
cooking and housework together; expert
snced, refined: reliable; sleep in; I'M in private
school hoars; good waitress: would like
some week ends off. Phone .AD. 1888.
MANTED-Two days work Tuesday and
Thursday. Call District 9077. ESS1E
BAKER. 1115 18th NV.
EXPERIENCED CoLORED woman would
like lob as maid in Doctors office Morn
ing or evening. Refs Adams 1860.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

18th AND l. SITS. N.W.-lst commercial.
4-story and basement brick, consisting of
10 rooms, baths: can be converted into
lovely office building; priced right. Call
It'll 8 pm. LEO N. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
Complete coma a Fl Real I Estate tate SHt institution. Ns
WE URGENTLY solicit the listing Of your
business at once, We enjoy the. conf
dence Of hundreds of prospective buyers,
who are aware of our reputation for fair
dealing and we believe we can make you
quick and confidential sale at a fair
sSss ss. %SGs ,SH vi Il
fsaS HsaR AND 6 X 9g;rs SIS. N.w.-1st commercial,
3-story brick and basement, containing Is
rooms, apt. in bsrnt.; can be converted for
any type OF, business; excellent business
ssfasisn sTais ee co iais II nso n 5hs 54oo
Washington's Complete Real Estate In
ssisoosclpHhRY sGsRisocHRY STORE, direct from owner: in
nearby Md; doing over $1,000 weekly:
closed Sundays; large, clean store; Ions
lease; with nice living quarters; selling as
Is, including stoek7 d,7 fixtures and truss at
;'s Est PANT AND K SIS. 1N.w.-1st COMMERCIAL
office building, vacant, in the heart Of the
Medical Center; ideal. for professional,
business offices or private organization;
priced surprisingly low for your prompt
fSnsissTasISn sHRNsrEiS = Gal ri nv IEo NM NJ
$500: Washington's Complete Real Estate
iasiYlsas5on ARYsTo CLEANING and laundry agency
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VIII es nIRTE ySfn v fsssSss ~
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Evening star., 1946-09-29
MOTOR TRAVEL.

TO Los ANGELEs--Young naval officer
and wife drying 49, sas Buick take q fsis
WSNTEDGe RIDERS to Hastings, Nebr :;
ieHVsns I'd. s.e.. Apt Hpt. i B. Apply - '0'o ses
DRIVING TO ST. PETERSBURG, FLA,
assist in driving; transp. free; ref. exch:
Reply by mail. MRS. j. E. MUNROE. a 10
Wash. HuTo TRAVEL BUREAU-Share
expense plan for the convenience of pas
senser and car owners going to, same des,
tination Cars daily to Calf. and all
points; ref. exch. % Mass. RE. $3.50.
DESIRE to drive car to Los. Angeles. Calf :,
leaving immediately; references. 25O
35th st. ne. Apt. 4. AT. $3.50. go.
WANTED-Ride to and from Hyattsville,
Md. from vicinity of Cathedral and Conn.
DRIVING TO CXLTFORSiA about Oct 2,
big new Chrysler: can take passengers;
reliable party GE 9639 Monday. 1913 p.m
TUESDAY. OCT: 1. Miami via st. Peters
burg; take . CO. 7943.
REsPONsIBLE,s coneeniaI young woman
desires unhurried trip to Los Angeles late
October; help drive. share expenses; refer
ences EXCHANGED. FR. 1908 after sunday. =
Evening star., 1946-09-29
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand,
typewriting, bookkeeping, calculating ma.
BOYD Nc scHooI seSieS sSS St IA sss
FRENCH conversation, private Instruction
BY highly cultured widow of European
sTENoGRAPM1c s hoaad' and see2etarta sqs classes
now forming; Beginners and refresher
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est.
Ineaire now: Ma aa$s p'tsesS 9oYD 5 scHoSl. 1851
sPas + oRD fsDt0 e s1cF9 Theatss learn It
ton Of America recommended for the
Asr TIE fTssDS &opERN aaEsSs aos As R
LANGUAGES, I710 Connecticut ave. NV.
RGnPhoMpTrs; Res phone; IA; 93a2 GoI,sv ..su - %.
touch tipping free with course; top-salaried.
s4qaS5G SSl VIZ sa position open; Start tart BOYD
auired i approved f' for veterans. * ss5a =
20 lessons, Improvising and transposing
Air-conditioned studio. MR.. NEWMAN.
l7oe 9 st. NV. ME. 47o0 or RA 300.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
sueesis Or 81 tIsshx aaan ADpE9ERsd y F
f2hE FfANo lSlS 3Sb & e. in 17sa
Specialist in oS yoiee training, organ and
PIANO Instructions by FRED A. cooIEy,
Piano instructions at your home. WA.
BECOME A wATCHMAKER, get informa-
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sHS sl iHs P'sss g. sl.sss
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mEob aE fpefiss 6RnN ofrg saHoo seiurea 7o1 EAa AK
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BsifnHurY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training IN all subjects; day. night and
e fS5 sss
y rvLos. Z sys; NE M IT'S; sstsb; 1918. .,...
sov icininF. ssslnners n sss1ts and yeiTsshsI as'
courses In shorthand. typtng. bookkeeping
Ieomptomster. AL secretariai subjects. Eat
Ss yrs. Acersdited; a sAppreys9 q schecl
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teacher; beginners, review, speed dictation;
private lessons; mod. rates. Du. 292s.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
HOME IMPRovEMENT coMpANIEs

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
ALTERATION AND HOUSE REPAIRS, car
pentry, masonry. plaster, cement work,
paint fireproofing, waterprooflng, new
rooms; BsII pqrchss, some materials on hand.
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs. service stations
and parking. areas; transparent damp
prooflng applied externally. Work guar
anteed. Chestnut 622S.
ALTERATIONS, additions. repairs. re-
paper hanging. electrical work, masonry,
e pay; HAMILTON coNTRAcTING CO
ATTIcs FINISHED, recreation rooms,
paneling, storm windows installed. gen
AsHFoRTH, Wo. 72sS, Mon.-Fri., SO p m
BRIGHTEN YOUR RECREATION ROOM
and nurseries with original murals or
r cAMRBELI. sH. s4ss. S betWeen snV5e and nd
8 pm. Il
CARPETS AND LINoLEUMs. sold, laid,
repaired. Servicine floor COVERINGS since
1920. Call MUMMA'S. Wo. s75s or WI.
CARPENTRY, general home repairs: quick
service. Shop, NO. o7o7; home. AT. 5746.
CARPENTRY. roofing. home repairs,
eEsEAT eEssIaAMF Mokk 9dsGE 4saa stone walls asstone
2. MARcgcCIo, Route 4. Isorneerr's lane,
6SkEls Ms RhGns SHssYe ster Io9 window
payments il fail can for free estimate,
GEEomr and bTet worp ap Sss drive
mates, AT, 3O52 or AID 6306 any time eve
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CONCRETE with our new Jaeger mixer;
walls, walks, roads: curbs, foundations,
coNcRETE CO. RE1N CEMENT GE fsT roorNcs porshss,
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81 5S5s %5kEfSER sfSfi DFE fENcE M Co CO eyes,
FLOORS sANDED, refnished, cleaning,
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FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
layng ndi ssnding nishlng cleaning par
ING coNT6EAcToRs. INC, 1872 WiscOn-
GRNERAL eiR f1s NO HoGsEcLEANrNG. Tsa windows
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KITCHEN CABINETS made to order; gen.
ARLINGTON IMPROVEMENT Co, OK.
PAINTING and decorating, 40 years at
making homes brighter For unexcelled
IWtorkmanship at reasonable prices. cali
LUCAS, LUCAS & LUCAS, S23 Emerson st.
NV. RA. $3.50 or GE. 1868. 10
PAINTING, papering, plastering, floor re-
finishing and general contracting; / 5 years
service in Washington; free estimates;
terms available, For home Improvement
call AIRCRAFT DECORATORS, ia. 9351.
PAINTING, DECORATING, pspering, floor
refnishing, roof repairs. waterproofing;
RECREAfIoN ROOMS finished in knotty
pine and other materials; all types of
nome repairs. HUMPHREY & QUIGG,
REMODEL. modernrze your home now;
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATION CO.. 55o2 Wis. ave WI 1900.
sftRS; sslfdtiRs;; 80 osEGTRfTY HONE fMpgovE: RIVE
n n Va. tloea. AND j. WASH. call PATTERSON.
cAgLFIELD CORP. for Johns Malviiie
rooflng and siding, also storm windows
3340 M st nv. zone HO 4120
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO., GIL
OIL Call US for roofing, siding, painting,
cutters. insulation, remodeling: terms; So
Letting Virginia work exclusively ~