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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-06
VIGIL LIGHTS
Chas. Miller, Albany, N. y. $3.50
Treiftelle 81 Gbren ber
hl. Mutter Gabrini

Previously credited. ...... SO, 1878. .02
Frk. Brekel, Fleming, Colo. TOO
JOS. L. Quinter, st. Henry, O. ZOO
Mrs. Theresa Fischer, Nor
walk, o. ............... 100
Total. SO, ,382 .O2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-20

a today) WEATHER SYNOPSIS which Southeast Alaska miles northeast
  portion of the Pacific several moved norward located  Alaska tonight Most stations Southeast Alaska precpta on onehaf yesterday last night by this ing cn occasional light showers reported this Temperatures weather the mostly cloudy 24 hours little precipitation reported this remained coudless
 
  low night been the Alaska
  reported
  along the southwestern coast of Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-20
RADIO SPREADING
 FALSE REPORTS ON
 BICpAY IN ALASKA

Having heard radio programs, es- pecially south of the border, telling of fabulous employment opportuni- ties in Alaska where laborers are making $25 a day, applicants for in the north are stead fly flowing in by mail from points outside the Territory to all offices of the Alaska Territorial Employ ment Service. The Seattle branch office alone is receiving an average of 50 mail applicants daily. Letters are coming in from points as scat tered and distant as Panama, Hol- land, South Africa, Hawaii, Austria, Germany and England Letters from Florida, Maine. Texas and and in between points show nation wide interest in Alas ka.
 During the past week, the admin istrative office of the ATES has re- corded 138 such applicants. A sur vey of the applicants qualifications reveals that four of the job seekers are graduate engineers, seven are teachers, 39 are clerical workers. and only II are skilled craftsmen. five of the 138 have no
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-20
VFW BUDDY p0ppY
 SALES ENDORSED
 BY JUNEAU MAYOR

Mayor Waino E. Hendrickson has signed an endorsement of Buddy Porpy' Day sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars which will be held in Juneau on Friday. Mayor Hendrickson said Tt is my hope that the citizens of this city will join in this tribute to our hero dead by wearing one of these memorial flowers"
 Each year. explained the May or, the Veterans of Foreign Wars conducts it's Buddy Poppy Sale to raise funds for relief work. The Buddy Topples are made by dis abled ex-servicemen who are pat tents in government hospitals and their genuineness is guaranteed by distinguishing green label which is copyrighted by the VFW'
 Mayor Hendrickson, a member of the American Legion, but not the VFW, concluded his message with wear a Buddy Poppy on Poppy Day and Keep the Faith
 Mrs. Bonnie Jo Gronroos, Chair man of VFW Ledies Auxiliary Pop py Committee, said that the pop pies will be sold on Juneau streets Friday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-20
HIGH HONOR AWARDED 10
 JUNEAU BOY
J. 5. MaeKinnon, Jr., Grad uates Cum Ldude,
 U. of Alaska

James s. MacKinnon, Jr., of Ju- neau, headed a class of IA who were awarded degrees in graduation exercises yesterday from the Uni- versity of Alaska, receiving Cum Laude honors along with his de- gree as Bachelor of Science. Young MacKinnon also was honored by receiving the Ira J. Brumbach Memorial Award, given for out- standing character, manhood and service to the University.
 MacKinnon also was chosen for the second year as one of the few students whose name will appear in the 1946-47 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Uni versailles and Colleges.
 He is the son of MT. and Mrs. J. s. MacKinnon and a graduate of Juneau High School.
 Young MacKinnon returned from Fairbanks this morning, along with fellow student, Harvey Roberts of Philadelphia, who will spend the summer here as guest of the Mac Kinnons, returning to the Univer- sity of Alaska next fall for his degree.
 MT. and Mrs. MaoKinnon, who flew to Fairbanks for the gradua- tion exercises, will return later this week by way of Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-20
SATELLITES OF SOVIET
 DEFY UNS(
Balkan Countries Accused of Interference win
 LIN Border Watch
By LARRY HAUCK

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, May 20. -R-The United Nations today accused three Soviet satellite states in the Balkans of defying the authority of the United Ma tions by refusal to cooperate with U. N. border watch group post ed in Northern Greece.
 Referring to Albania, Yugoslavia and Bulgaria, U. S. Deputy Dele gate Herschel " Johnson said. Tt is entirely inadmissable for the Security Council to accept their re- fusal to cooperate
 He told the Council that by do- ing so, the three placed themselves in position of defiance to the U. N.
 Johnson opposed Russian pro- posal to curtail the powers of the frontier investigators, contending such step would "paralyze the subsidiary group"
 The American statement came after Greece charged that Alban- ian, Yugoslav and Bulgarian lia.- son officers with the border com mission engaged at Athens in "in- references designed to aid those who would bring Greece by force full means into the Communist camp"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-20

special skill or training of any kind.
 The stimulus which prompts these numerous job seekers to search for by enterprising, not always sincere, individuals, who spread spurious labor market information (always at profit to themselves, mind youD among gullible American cit izens in the States. For $1 these self-made job specialists will tell one all about 10000, or 15,000, or 10000 job openings in Alaska After spending many hundreds more dol lars, the job seeker learns that the jobs exist only in the imagination of the tout who sells the informa- ton.
 Oi the few job openings which do exist, several go begging for want of housing for the worker to be en- ployed. What good is a job without the shelter necessary for the work CTS very existence?
 One of our local employment of fices mentions an applicant who, having been lucky enough to secure employment, quit and bought plane fare back to Seattle so that he could get some sleep, as he had spent the last four nights in Alaska walking the streets as even the hotel Hobbies were jam packed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-20
THREE STRANGERS' OPENING TONIGHT
 AT 10TH CENTURY

That veteran pair of cinematic evil-doerS, Sydney Greenstreet and Peter Lore, join forces with an equally malevolent Geraldine Fitz- gerald to portray the Three Strangers" in Warner Bros new melodrama by that name which arrives tonight at the 20th Cen tury Theatre.
 Supporting the trio of stars in the exciting new film of murder and intrigue are Joan Lorring, Rosalind Ivan, Marjorie Riordan, Robert Shayne, Peter Whitney, Alan Napier and Arthur Shields.
 Based on an original story by John Huston, Three Strangers" is concerned with the tragedy which overtakees three oddly come-to- gether strangers when they make a joint wish for money under a remarkable superstition attaching to an ancient Chinese idol, the goddess Kwan Yin. The fulfillment of their wish occurs, ironically enough, only when they dare not accept or acknowledge the riches that befan them because to do so would necessitate the discovery of a gruesome murder.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-20
SPORTS COMMITTEE
 MEETING FOR TONIGHT

There will be a meeting of the Juneau Sports Committee this eve ming at o'clock in the Shattuck Building offices of the Juneau Mer- chants Association.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-20
AIeufian in
 Going West

Alaska Steamship Company's Aleutian arrived in Juneau from Seattle and Ketchikan at 10;30 o'clock this forenoon and sailed for the Westward at 12 noon. /,
 Disembarking in Juneau were the following passengers from Se- attle: Mir and Mrs. c. Alberts, Ed ward Bolton, Mrs. R. Bolton, MT. and Mrs. D. A. Brown, Miss Car roll, Mrs. B. Chisholm, MT and Mrs. Larman Darby, Jean Eby, George Gertz, John Gever, R. Har- ris, MT. and Mrs. Ward Johnson.
 Peggy Lee, R. Lindsay, George Mercado, George Mitchell, o. Rob- bins, Jessie Rickard, Mildred Stromberg, MT. and Mrs. O. w.. Robbins, w. E. Stringer, MT. and Mrs. Charles Whittemore, R. Whit temore and baby Whittemore, Mike Baranof, J. Eisenburg, Peter Han sen, B. Lime, William Post, R. H. Ross and c. F. Trimmer.
 Passengers to Juneau from Ketchikan were Helen Bond, Eth el Evans, Margaret Hyde. Marietta Jacoby, Glen Millice, Carl She'll ing, Charles Rosengran and Nick Sirpola.
 Boarding the Aleuatisn for YaXu- tat were Ethel Edwards, MT and Mrs. Louie Wright, Esther John son, Marion Valle, Josephine Riv- CT, Winifred Nichols and Rose mary Johnson; for Cordova, Bert Proctor.
 For Valdez were R. L. Edloff and .IaYcus Carlson; for Seward, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson, Jean Steel, MT. and Mrs. Lon Olds, Thomas Thoren, c. E. Carlson, Hans Lonnberg, w. J. McAlister, Cliff c. K. Tisdale, Joel Collums and David Jernigan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-20
BABY BOY FOR ELLISES

MT. and Mrs. Chester Ellis are receiving congratulations on the ar rival of a baby boy, born at 2:57 o'clock this morning at St. Ann's He tipped the scales at ' pounds, ounces.
 "Chet" and Mrs. Ellis are we'll known residents of the Loop Road area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-20
GEORGE MARLEY has switched to
 Calvert because Calvert is lighter.

#of F Macarthur Drive. Warwick, k. l.
 CALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiskey -86.8 Proof-65qo Grain Neutral Spirits. Calvert Distillers Corp, New York City
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-20
H0SpITAL NOTES

St. Ann's Hospital admitted N.rs. Archie Betts for medical attention, and Jack Popejoy for surgery.
 Dismissed from St. Ann's were Mrs. Ethel Miner, Mrs. Dayton Fleek and baby girl, and Mrs. Al Norton.
 Government Hospital reported a nine pound baby boy born to Mrs. Esther Jackson of Ketchikan at 1922 am. yesterday. The father is Milton M. Jackson of the south ern city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-20
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN

MARINE FORECAST PERIOD ENDING WEDNESDAY
  StraitCro Sound southwesterly 20 miles Sound-southerly miles hour today souhey 10 to 20 miles tonight Remainder of the Southeast Alaskgt variable Partly cloudy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-20

Sell it w.t;a an Empire Want-aa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-05-20
poliieness 10 Hens

AMHERST, Mass. May 20.-tRl- Politeness 70 hens is advocated by the University of Massachusetts.
 A bulIetin to farmers from the desk of the University Extension Editor, said, knocking on the lay ing house dcor before entering will give the hens a chance to know that you are coming and they won't be scared when the door sud- denly opens'
 YOU'LL FIND THE WIDEST SELECTION of furniture on Ju- neau Young's Mezzanine floor.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

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Evening star., 1947-05-04
PERSONAL.

CAMP MONTRosE, 10th sesson--Girls 3
TO ~ yrs; season Of 8 weeks, $3.50; cur
Pasts enSisss Rs5ssss s nR 3 sa'f
restyiins, alterations,
Lnew's Columbia Thester. LEA ENGEL
term ,topmerly 9th ave- n. X; lilo F st. NV
EHe% Ne MoSr On M ROB "a You isSS sGt we will dye for
you. THE DYE WORK SPECIALIST, Ga.
you sfI Rss g sItR Rzss os ban 81 ss sSsS
sEsaaSESfs Ese wzsss csa!.ia sh.meeo
Nc s'sslaasnsn''w VAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 d st.
ii. ". JOHNSON. pent,s,-Palse teeth re-
psired while you wait. Room 60s, Westory
Mir ltsS .ne SIS os nv Closed Sat
E ss eo tpl's sa z ssolGEia re fsss Ma Or Va cox
PIANO TUNER, all repairs and rebuild
nrss nf VTos drokE se ss,sf AZ e s Or sub
FENCES INSTALLED iMMEDIATELY. CAL
vanized steel chain link fences, al-steel
post set in concrete. strong welded rates:
monsh 2 ssn - 3; P gLEMING, contractor. Lu.
s sea Ussss x.5 to 5000 81 to
erty. beneficiary insurance, character ref
erences, statement of previous Grades. trust
MONTE VITA RANCH For BOYS. Berse-
ley Spring. W.. Va. "a hours from D. C,
Emphasis on health, safety; experienced
staff zood food, age groups: riding.
swimming, rinery; oyernisht trips. WO.
fuSD RAisING-use the southeas stern
Choral Society Cos voices) for money rais-
ing. entertainment complete: whole pro-
grams; hall and orchestra furnished. Call
SERVICE UNIFORMS beautifully dyed into
civilian colors by the Dye Work Specialist.
EXQUISITE CLEANERS, Georsia at New
ham mpshire GE. af7S.
FUR sCARFs, mink. sable. kolinsky. htch,
lneftan, etc. blended like new by the
Dye Work Specialist. EXQUISITE CLEAN
Eh Georgia At New Hampshire. GE.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
slTUATl0Ns WoMEN fcnne / !.

SITUATIONS WoMEN fceas.
16.eo0-A-YEAH cow. EXC. ayailabie.
Trained for general mercl1g. or on. m9t.
Skilled in acctg.. steno. work and econ.
analysis. Enjoys meeting public. Money
secondary fnoYe or lcSs) II position holds
interest and promise. Box 161-A, Star. -
CAPABLE, mature stenograplaer Scotch
American) wants work in country; handle
correspondents and records for large
orchard, dairy or modern poultry plant;
highest credentials; nominal salary. Box
COLLEGE GsHsL WOMAN. "a, desires secr.tarial
or administrative position. Experience IL
yrs. teaching, 3 yrs. business. References.
CAPABLE YOUNG LADY. 8 yrs. business
experience, excl. typist- -dictoeraph oper-
ator, desires Perm position in private in
dustry. Phone after pm. Monday, CO.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, eolored, de-
coIoEGD aIGH SCHOOL nSl ei eradaats D de-
sires position as either typist, c-erk,
salesgirl, telephone operator or elevator
RETiRED GOVERNMENT @ employe. tspist. St.
REFINED WHITE, educated widow. de-
sirous Of keeping home. Can drive car.
PAkT-TiMI TYiIsT. dictaphone and
Icomptometer operator, accurate. rapid ewes
Nj NEED ssk fasr soTf done eoored
girl, 10 years experience. will call at home
! or ONCE Hobart b453 eyeuinRs after Il =
Evening star., 1947-05-04

WANTED, RIDE to Alexandria OF Ft Bel
Yoir Monday through Friday; share ex-
pensss; Gail GE 5Ils.
REGISTERED NURSE willing to helu drive
car or accompany family to care for in
fants to Middle West for expenses. Desire
to leave around May 15. Box 231-C, Star
WANTED, transportation from Washington
to Alexendrla or Fl. Belvoir Monday-Fri-
DAY. WIZ share expenses. cail GE. 71is.
LADY wishes ride to Seattle end of month
pinss ~
LEAVING Sunday. May {. for Houston.
Tex, via New Orleans viii take / or .
ps ppsssssnsers; new car; share expenses. HI
LADY touring TO Winchester apple blossom
area Monday, May 8. Have room for or
q 9 lacy passensers. Expenses reasonable
Phone at once. MRS. BROCK OIL. s27I.
oM0-WnI leave Friday
evening, returning Monday evening Gail
Monday. Michigan 1916, FRATESI
THE TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
ers and guests, share expenses; refs ex-
shansed: cars to all cities. California daily.
- MASSACHUSETTS ave. NV, RE. 6SS9. Ss
Evening star., 1947-05-04
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to purchase
established frozen custard and frozen
food business. long lease, located in
fast-groWing business section. Owner
must devote full time to other business.
Terms to responsible party. Box 30o-A,
ESQ GAS STATIONS, 500 buys busi-
Small central location. Box 352-D, Star.
PHoTOGRAPHERS-M an offer; NV.
photo studio and camera shop; living qtrs.
HO. S722, Sun, IL to 3; weekdays, 12 to 9.
TIRE DISTRIBUTOR and recapping plant.
Very good location. Approx. 5000 50. It.
Must sell because OF other business inter-
SEVERAL HIGH-CLASS tourist courts.
crossing 81 900 to $1,000 per month; at
tractiye terms; on No. hwy. south of
Alexandria, Va. JOHN HILL CARTER, Jr.
Realtor. 917 Prince ST., Alexandria, Va.
Phone Alex. 0197: ewes, OV 2007.
BAR AND GRILL, best downtown location.
612-yr. lease; owner sick, must sell: little
overhead. S16,500 down payment. terms.
Can be operated by man and wife Box
ROoMING HOUSE and restaurant-Rent,
s150: income quoted, $4,000 per mo !:
near Penna. ave. and 5th ST. Sc: large
dining room. lge. Kitchen A real buy for
81 200 Terms. Call Mr.. fowler, EX
2555. YOUNG & PASTOR, INC
CORNER GROCERY STORE, doing 81 900
per week, can be handled by one man and
wife; long lease: 6-rm. 2-bath apt above
Owner Ill. must sell Immediately. SURETY
REALTY CO.. 612 5th st. NV. Elk. 7944.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
REpAIRs end sERvYcEs (cons.I

/ KEpAlRs sss sERvIcEs tcsns.,
rLggA,Is.NG 11.g AID nEATING. rep.lrs. g,
IISGlEpESsE q siEe q gsosEoE so.. Cd So odss 8
rsmodeiins: new @ baerooms cabnst banstrs sinns ~
G. q ~ ocsoNasoIRs ssIs Co. s. dE. ia osss 49, al &
RADIO sERyICE-Pickup, delivery. e4-hr
repairs auto radios record changers. homi
radioS Drive in rear for auto radio install
hcME s assq p1 ssns,r washers and
RAD sa6Io 81 kEfsiRsiff iffesS sSsk done aa ia gan gm
nSRe RgDio n Daiaoalsd nsons T e. Nd Va
RADIO TROUBIEs Free estimate. wors
gI1aransesd g1ay d., z months. Honest prices. MID;
Rsfi1afsi; REfRfGiE;RsagfoKs.A sIfA &SsofTroRs, WASHING
machines-24-hour repair service: house
2le aDd aFFsIdREso5a Ess5ntss5 &C. Es
kEfkIG9Rsfios-ws aii1i IL sasa specialize in COM
marelal me and ). domestic service alI EoTs 81
APELIANcE co. Ii 6s3s .
nsw; aT AL all work guaranteed 1s 7th st. ne.
ROOFS REPAIRED. all kinds: roofs
painted; new cutters and downspouts.
OOFING-An types roofs repaired, new
Slate. Stag and tin roofs; general sheet
metal work. guttering and downspouts; nc
Sasy Sas raoA fsaa e gas BRows sS esS eo lS 80
paaiIIring, aiI IIq 4 gutssring and spouting. Can Mr.
RooFING. TINSiSG. roof painting. re-
pairing, guttsring and spouting. Cali NE
scREEN-Window and door shop: screens
rswired and repaired; ropes and glass re-
placed il windows. Ho; 1850.
SCREENS, full or half; porches, screen
doors, etc, made to order; white pine
SCREENS: Sci aass: windows and doors. Lawn fur
ptnrs custom built for Lasting
SEWING EpHf G. MACHINES. esi II - ali makes repaired;
enismsses ena.ss tFss conn slnsss sVe sshss Hs
SIDING, Inseistone, Inselbrick or asbestos
q SHINGLES ss. sTDeTsy ssgggied. ROoans. WORK
fIiIanissf FIE sffA1KfsG KH s Few installation BY
BROS. "A. 1900 or IA soss.
pair: satisfaction guaranteed. LoMBARDo
NVpI ~ 59Ss; .Gs ;rHes Ho 5asi Il evenings; a;in
VENETIAN BIINDs CLEANED, IS ssc up to
3 TT. wide and It., long. Have your blinds
WAsaIaeToN s = SSr sHapH PdeIh masR1ae HWa
vEIrSTxiin2 iNSS S9ii 29gl ~ @ Insh Nv NV. pU 5000
xENEllAN oLANUS Cleaned, feLapeQ, re-
finished or recorded: prompt service: new
blinds. custom made, aluminium or steel
4; (. HUTTON. 3415 NJ st. NV Adams
WASHING MACHINES repaired and sery-
ICED; free estimates; guaranteed work.
WAsHiNG MACHINE and refgr. repair
service. all makes: factory parts; 90-day
guar. ACME RADIO g. APPLIANCE CO.,
4ol6 Ga. ave. GE. 1888. am. to pm.
WATERPRooFING EASEMENTS. cement
driveways, walks, porches, retaining walls,
fiagstone terraces. : F., MARCuCCio.. Rt.
:, HEorners 5,'iun lsne' Rockville, Md. Phone
WINDOWS TRIMMED. displayed. 10 yrs
experience. Free Estimates Atlantic
Used CAMERAS boueslt and sold. FULLER
z d'ALBERT, INC. SIS 10th st. NV.
National 4712. l'
Al Al rAPERING. painting, floor refnish-
ing. All work personally done. The finest
Workmanship at sensible prices. rs years
exper;; best reference. L. MIDDLETON,
Wanted BRIcKWoRK and general CON
YOUR FuRNiTURE reupholstered with
smart, durable, had-to-get fabrics smart
~ tailored slip covers: free estimates care
fully fully furn. POLLACK UPHOLSTERY,
1880 MINI. ave. NV. CO. S617.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADuIIlONS AND kEMODELlNG, CONNER
can NJ ss7S ss7eNa Vases nsee HAss AsaTs CO. s. pay S.
ihoNSi np niasfssin remoaeling carpentry plumb
AMiLToN easf cosfRacTfNa aSsa ga SesFi RE esz
ADDITIONS. GARAGES. poRcHEs; re-
asfHanT aSSaha 6R1vEwAYs,l Sri fH 81 parking a areas
d1iyeways
toss' We ss sSas. 81 IA 41}:;s genera o0n'fs'-
odsns addoas HfasEai p6ehes rspir vsTk
FR IsaeeS 81 STEPS as ETC. sHa Esapaired R. E. oRME
terraces. walks, chimneys, ireplaces: ce-
ment driveways. walks. porches, retaining
Raeke as hd Phone s ReskEs H4tne5t ssss
e eaH vs. s:sss, .ss
sSssRrTTAA s8SSss fSS afafsgr
driveways, porches. basement doors, Steps steps,
old and new work. See GALEA, AT. 2s64
DRyEwAYs and farm lanes, black top,
ETSSS M9SS HsSv,%Sf: Iass A. ~.
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning, par. par.
aofs fs6. n'iaf: Isis VISOR VISOR
gessr gets st work DONE RE THE z1RkLE CO. 1s4s
fShs1a1s wes5 eoNsaeTsGa ER1aF saa eo s
GENERAL REPAIRS of all kinds; mae recrea-
ton rms. and bars a specially. CARL w.
SN SNN,DEE; DEE Jr.; GE; 6l72: II.
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup; ex-
sNt ss5t ,snglnssSlng; Yrs, to pay SERVICE
}S1si iS4tKIesRi Kasi 0Osss Ard EXTERIOR painting.
vs fsverPs nns sna 9aser sns oastsns
Ga5fSiH1a fRoSWoRkE,raA It nv AD ssa51s, as14 er
code pUPoNT IRON WORKS. 1iee 'Its I 18th
koooLxsyENN44 i;ox a. aIUMrsum a1Sf, AWNINGS s win
aluminium storm windows will keep your
fuel fTaes sstmape nn F0'as BRrfHR ans
I1tI HOMES ,., CO., 721s Wis, ave, Bethesda
MAHOGANY AND wALNuT-special wood
panslins a AND aadn shelving work. Phone after
~ i n.B bst know rs;
RgS1PsEs RA4nRs free P e$tmatss asg dob5pEN DECO
work Est. 1925. GILBERT BERT fiasii HAMILToN Fun
PAfNTISG. paperinx, plastering. floor re-
finishing: general home improvements; SO
RosNpR s Rsg Gs a5yhsa 5ny m So Tsyor sia eHs4
home, repairs at very reasonable prices: Is
sa1 SsarS Ta exps5ence Psae Easy terms if desired
PAPERING, painting, plastering, floor re-
hnishing; Isl,in II free estimate; SO mos to pay.
fETShAG aN5 IA snSa
ssaa a q Dsy syDss NS si is44 EsI aD0anses
r: sss5sss vi! s2Is RsE:
bsias REMopELINS. sId;ad foundation to roof roofing
heating systems Installed painting, ali
sHfrf ss5a fioas 5 HAThSs VII g. hsvs s54
s1sehSs oskkfsD' F. aRS a. repalntlns
~ YAf4svhnE A3sssafGn 'ssSEsn seVThsa4S SH dl co..
Roofing; siding, suffering, painting, paper
mate esll VA s4se DAYS days or - ewes. eses e''l-
all kinds; work good. prices reasonable;
PoReHfs PP6aasihE MADE R esfs INTO ROOMS special
wallpapering and general house improve
's %RsElSGfoS Aisa 55sS e5sffE
RIsI6ENTiAL- CoMMERcIAL-New or re-
pair work. Can handle several new Jobs
fess coNT sss5es co insx 1nd dsssspn sg e
IERemodeling from .bsmt. to attic; roof
EisifY Tk Ffsn' HOME Ne NpRoSPnssf fsf vi assS
White asbestos and Insulbrick siding We
Phon. Phos Il Sn We apply it, Free estimates,
Evening star., 1947-05-04
MOTOR TRAvEL.

WANTED, RIDE to Alexandria OF Ft, Bel
Yoir Monday through Friday; share ex-
penses Call GE Tli9
Evening star., 1947-05-04

u may fly a plane? Today
use our convenient drive
have to walk so far. THE
PECIALIST, Ga. at New
Evening star., 1947-05-04
PAINTING, inside and out; free esti.
mates. Call Glebe 1866, Mr.. MARSHALL

PAINTING, interior work my speciality;
immediate service. RE 4133 -5
PAINTING and decorating; house painting
q specially. Free estimates. M. HAGER,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

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lrmy and Air Force Recruiting
itation, at 2O3 Post Office Bldg.
Wilmington. N, C..