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Evening star., 1947-12-06

BICYCLES, girls, in excellent condition.
S25; pressure cooker 81, Sfor cannihs), 25
sssd tsS ef Ssn cs s 9 ov .ns seSo
sicYcLEs, Elgia. sirrss; 2s". $50: boys.
sS @ sRa sn ss0 sas fsso
s4E sis sssst'eH # fhs sea
ES sfS2osSRAEs Navy: 7zse, ssss ssss condition.
BoiLERaone b IIfSa @ National radiator. 1o-see:
Se s9a sssE ss%ssf S!h ssss sd
BOOKCASES, sectional, tops and bases,
mission finish; good condition. MA. S4b5.
BOOKCASES and shelving drafting tables
high-speed electric fans, Shawalker csb1-
ana as sap pm si ri ia 0efsssn ise st.
esses Gass to Srder 9ARSEY ah
1sS: BSxwooD 90 sth 4RsEs & ts, very be.utu,;
YseHF Xssa F.sf5 eEgI. SHs shady sids. SIDE Ma Sa
10 t at. si4; oil heater. automatic: s2S;
rowing exsreisor So; tuxedo, ssiOa,na size a.
switch control electric clock, S40; Singer
sewing machine, tailor type, 31-15, stand
and motor, S125: Honeywell blower with
controls, $50; 1s-ft Thompson outboard
BREAKFAST TABLE and 4 chairs. maple;
knee-hole desk; reasonable. TR. 4507.
BRICK. USED HARD BRICK from wash;
ington's largest suppliers Of used brick. l
thousand to million. cali on US for your
STAT and theImossat. Can m. 33s7, ~
supply S,x AeRoW la9o & Capitol II 2eoS nsoS
Open all day Sat. and Sun. Lumber.
mouldings. all kinds. beaver board, cello.
tex, plywood, all thicknesses for tree or
train bases; masonite. used beaded par
tition, beautiful white pine shelving, step
boards. 2'8"x6'S", paneled doors; galv.
suffering, galv. pipe, soil pipe, roofing
shingles, roll roofing, all thicknesses red
building paper, black skaters felt, Devos
and Texolite paints, bSmt. waterproofing,
hardware, used bricks, cinder blocks,
drain tile and fittings, used bath tubs.
sinks. basins, bowls. radiators. steel
basmt. sash, rock wool and zonoiite In
sulatfon, cement, sand and gravel All
these and many more at ROBINSON'S,
1899 Kenilvorth ave. ne. Now then, cad
TW. $500 for quick free delivery. ~
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PERSONAL.

HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIOS, popular and
classic music. Practice hours arranged.
Call co. 3574. -6
specialize in foot comfort Featherweight
supports built to impression of your foot.
gives immediate relief. W. F. BARKER,
Evening star., 1947-12-06

ALTERATIONS AND RESTYLTNG, expertly
done on dresses, suits. fur coats, new crea-
tions designed to slenderize and natter the
wearer MRS. RIDDLE, 2004 Florida ave.
bet. Connecticut ave. and goth sts. n.W'
2ud door. Oh. 09s6. =
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
Alaska In AZ
 8, South at 3

Steamer Alaska of the Northland
 Transportation Company arrived in
 Juneau this morning from Sitka
 and Skagway at o'clock, and sailed for the south at 9 o'clock. Passengers arriving here from Skagway were Mrs. M. A. Moe, Mrs. A. c. Blanchard Jr., and Mrs. A. Hall; from Sitka, J. Skorif, Frank Metcalf, George Everest and B. B. Mullen
 Outbound passengers to Peters burg were Ernie Sarff, Mrs. K. AL .xander and David Alexander.
 To Wrangell, Ellis Reynolds, A. G. Keeney, Mrs. Lee Lucas and ilenda Lucas; to Ketchikan, Mrs. j. H. Parker, Leslie and Donald Parker c. G. Parker, Audrey Par ger and William Wilson. For Seattle, Leo Hakala, Henry Berkland, Mrs. Josephine White Mrs. Elsie Rogers, Stephen Rogers R. J. Smith, J. L. Miller and Mrs Il. l.. Faulkner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital on Sunday for medical attention were Mrs. John Morrison, Louis Moe, and Mrs. Nancy Johnson and Susan Long was admitted for surgi-
 al attention Mrs. John Mccormick
 ntered the hospital on Saturday for medical attention.
 Discharged from St. Ann's over the weekend were Mrs. J. Fargher, faster Howard Hendrickson, Carl Bergstrom and Mrs. Howard Hines.
 Olga Bahr of Nome was amitted to the Government Hospital on Sum- day.
 Discharged from the Government Hospital were Elizabeth Jack and oaby of Tenakee and Elizabeth .lindoff and bahy of Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03
Territory of Alaska, Office of the
 Auditor, Juneau CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION

Auditor, Juneau CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION I, Frank A. Boyle, Auditor of the Territory of Alaska, and custodian of corporation records for said Ter -itory. Do hereby certify that there has been filed in my office on this, the 10th day of October. 1947, the written consent of all of the mem- bers of the Alaska Bible School, Inc. ] non-profit corporation organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the Territory of AL aska. to the dissolution of said cor- poration, written consent to such dissolution having been executed by all of the members of the corpora tion on the 7th day of October, 1947.
 Therefore. in view of the above premises, I do further certify that the Alaska Bible School. Inc, non-profit corporation, is dissolved, pursuant to Section 924, Compiled Laws of Alaska 1883, upon the fil- ing, in this office of the proper proof of publication of this certifi- cate. In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, at Juneau, the Capital. this tenth day of October, A. D. 1947.
 FRANK A. BOYLE,
 Auditor of Alaska. First publication, Oct. 13, 1947 Last r1uhlicatinn Nov 2 1Q47
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03

TO WHOM 1T MAJ CONCERN From this date on I will not be responsible for any bills or debts incurred by Mrs. May White. (Signed) w. c. WHITE.
 -av. 718-t15
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-03

"The Voice of Alaska"
 MONDAY EVENING 5:00-Magic Carpet. 5.15-G. I. live. 5.3o-Totem Talk-Forecasts. 5.45-S Spotlight Band. 6:o0-PAA News. 6:15-Amos and Andy. 6:45-Alaskan Adventure co Here's to Veterans. .i5-SLanGard News Forecasts .3O-National Guard Assembly 8:00-KINY .Bandbox. 8.30-Ozzie and Harriet. 800 Family Theatre. 9:30-Supper Club. 9.45-Alaska Line News 0 00-Pamaray Time. i0:15-Forecasts programs are subject to change
 without notice. Daytime forecasts on " .ekuass 8 100, 9:30 AM, and l2 Noon
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-14

room, he told his mother that he
did not know the couple he spoke
to were man and wife. Before 60
ing to the operating room, the
youth lapsed into a coma and has
been only semi-conscious since.
At his hearing Saturday morn
ing, Rev. Groves wore a patch on
his forehead and another on top
of his head. He said that when he
challenged the man in his back
yard, some one struck him. He
fired and tainted. He was repre-
sented by Atty. Eugene Clarke
who asked for a reasonable bail
until a further hearing could be
arranged.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-14
Look At
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children.
The second type is also vanish
ing. They are the confused elders
who are dissatisfied with things
as they are, but who think that
asking for segregated schools,
housing projects, ETC., is the solu-
ton. They don't realize that we
must fight for integration, not
separation, that as long as Ne
groes and whites stay apart they
will not understand one another
and the Negro will be the SUI
ferer in this lack of understand
ing. This group, torn between the
past and the present, have not
sufficiently matured to reality.
They too are ever-present among
us, and they too, do not incur the
displeasure of whites.
Thirdly, there is the emerging
militant youth, may veterans in
cluded, who recognize. that the
"tried and tested" way of whites
in dealing with the Negro ques-
ton will not work. After two
wars for democracy, instead of
seeing the principles for which
they fought come true, they see a
more rigid enforcement of the
pattern of segregation, and the
racial hates engendered by that
pattern. They are organizing to
tackle the problems.
Life is not static. 1t changes.
Times change, relationship change.
The progressive the one who &C
knowledges this and adjusts his
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-14

habits and actions to meet the
new conditions which arise.
Negro leadership in Dayton has
failed miserably to meet the chal-
lenges of today. They have shirked
the responsibility to themselves,
to their darker brethren and to
the masses of whites with whom
Negroes have such a common
identity of interests. There is
much to be done here in Dayton.
1t will require much sacrifice on
the part of all the people. This
third type of leadership which
thus far has been a minority is
growing. The recent election gave
evidence of it. Negroes and whites
%cooperated very diligently, if I'M
successfully to waken the people
to facts of their oppression. This
new leadership is the one which
merits the support of the people.
1t has built upon the mistakes of
the others. 1t will soon come for
ward with an energetic program
designed to bring some measure
of democratic freedoms to the
people of Dayton, both black and
white.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-14
Letter to Editor

Concluded from page II
town, that has bids on service
from the city is inhuman and
against the laws of God and ma
ture.
Also, a Negro sailor was put in
the squad car because he spoke
up and told the officers the am
bulance was a long time getting
there, which was the truth.
From the time the police ar
rived to view the scene and the
time Horne ambulance arrived,
Mr.. Smith, or the Jones ambulance
could have had the child in the
hospital.
There are enough Negro bust
ness men of note and respectful
ity in Dayton to do something
about this.
I am not a mother, but my
heart goes out to any mother who
has to watch her child lie in the
street because of politics.
I would like to have this letter
published in your paper as an
open letter to the people or you.
I am sending an exact copy to
! the Ohio State News.
Respectfully,
Helen c.. Anderson,
A Benning Place
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-14

<2lN IVA S1GSOSOs
concluded from page y
Groves in such a harsh manner.
The minister advised him to mind
his business. Walton persisted.
The couple walked home, followed
by Walton. They went inside leav-
ing the stranger on the steps Of
their home.
Latter, while chatting in his
study with a house guest, the Rev.
Robert Lowe, of Salem, N. j., a
noise in the back yard attracted
their attention. Rev. Groves in
vestigated, with pistol in hand. He
challenged a man crouching in the
hedge. When there was no reply
he fired and tainted. Later, Rev.
Groves was taken to Presbyterian
hospital where ne ldentlIled II
wounded man as the n who had
i~nterfered with him on the cor
ner.
Twenty minutes after the shoot
ing, Walton was found lying
bleeding and groaning around the
corner from Rev. Groves where
he had walked and stumbled be-
ing found by police. The victim
suffered a gunshot wound in the
left chest, under the heart. Doc
tors at Presbyterian hospital said
his condition was critical and re-
stricted visitors to his mother,
Mrs. Anna Walton. Before Wal
ton was taken to the operating
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-14

COUPLE and 2 children want
rooms or apartment furnished
or unfinished. Call Flu 1918.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-14
CLASSIFIED ADS

WORKING woman wants room.
Call week days 66-8 p. m. Sat-
urdays, 90 p. m. HE 0319.
Evening star., 1947-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera. darkroom
or movie outfit largest selection OF cam
eras, projectors, enlargers, electric expo
range finders. films, color films, photo
papers, chemicals, photo books and 500
mo more items We, We BUY AND g., trade. See usl
ACCoRDIoNs celIini Valetta. leather case.
120 bass: beautiful instrument. FIR. 224s.
ACcoRDIoNs. clarinets, saxophones,
at low prices. Phone Mr. Jones at Ma
tional 1928. JORDAN PIANO CO. 1915
aDDfSG D MACHINES - New. used, hand,
ADDING MACHINEs-Immediat delivery
of new machines; easy terms: Sales. re-
pairs, supplies AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO, l431 East Capitol St, Ii 00s2. Our
ADDING MACHINES. sos and up; rebuilt
& ADDING MACHINE CO. 20te 14th st.
aDDRNssoGRApH 4 is Ms FRAMES, new .styl.
new new ST. So ' Der n oFFfcE SERVICE SERVICE
CO.. 7lo7 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda. Md.
ADDREssoGRAPH. model 100, elec, ma
ical eond sTRAYER COLLEGE. 18th and
r SITS. NV. Call Mr.. Purvis. Ma. 154s.
AIR COMPRESSOR. h-h.p., 4 #. in
long, go in. diameter 81 so; bicycle, girl
2S-in., seldom used. S35. Oh. aT9o. -21
AIR CONDITIONER, "Pieasanntaaaire'I Il "a
sPK sRs 6ospTfioNEkssR RH asss sEiss B. and tor
Typhoon units available for innmediats
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
PUB RELATIONS SIC. a., start

PUB. RELATIONS SEC. q, start s4s
wk, 5-day week: construction secretary
Bethesda, S45; jr. stenographers, several
$40 wk; manufacturers secretary; S5t
wk: need 100 new applicants daily foi
new openings. Welcome. Miss Lee OF MISS
MEDICAL SECRETARY ~. start $50 wk;
small private clinic; medical Sec viii
train, 500 mo. up: sales oft1ce secretary
S45 wk; jr Stenographer, start $40 wk.i
can use so good stenographers now. un-
Personnel SERVICE, 1911 g st. NV.
TYPISTs. TYPIsTS 81, $40. need 81
daily, temp. and perm; public relation!
representative, single, under 35, some
technician, DR. Office, $40 wk.; cashiers
suitland. Md. S32 so wk.; many. man!
other openinss: welcome; See Reed Q!
1911 G st n VI, Ma. 60ss. MA. 2ll5.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

ACCREDIIED SUMNER SCHOOLING for
your child in your own home; apply now
for schedule reservations. Call evenings
PopULAR PIANO and accordion taught In
short, time results guar; approved r for g q
,Io6 stree. ,iS Nm NE 400: I7t.,! RA S3ooi s,i
subjects taught. Approved by Covering snt
for. GI training. WAR-FLYNN BE BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 g st. NV, DI. 1862.
SEWING COURSES-Sew and save: eight
2-hour lessons, $40. SINGER SEWING
CENTER, EN-. 4244. is
REFRIGERATION and air conditionins--
NaT1oNAL N Sssfes 1NsT1TUTE NsT OF coMHERcE
& TECHNOLOGY. INC, 24so 18th ST. 2 w.
BANGING INSTRUCTION .. home. indi-
vidual or group. For information call NE:
2o25 Or e,-,IIA7 TA7 9279' VIRGINIA BARRY
ohNS oofAssEs m pofL OIL PAINTING and drawing
for children or beginners: 10 to ] daily.
THE JEAN LANIGAN STUDIOS, 1902. L
Beauty uTTY oPERA1oRs NEEDED-Moaern
training in al subjects day. night and
MAgELLE HoNoUR scHooLE:, approved approved
l340 N. Y. ave. ME 777s EStab 1918.
Evening star., 1947-06-16
PERSONAL.

IMMEDIATE CASH SIartG for y1gF h homs Ne soH q
%ANTEbA S2 p 4ed Tefined ia iady osH With own home
in vicinity OF Catholic University to care
sE 00g ca III Nj SG Cd o. dusfs NE rs PISS gay
NURSES AvAIl.ABLE-Registry:a licenSea
and bonded; meyer nn elosed Dui 32o2 liz II.
basis small gardens; high class personal
service: limited clientele. Box 0s-L' star.
SLIP COVERS. drsperies. upholstering:
wide selection Of latest. fabrics; quick EN-
1' TON GGPHoLsTER1NG CO, 1909 St,
al .Fi H.: srER R,'ss Of t9AS a gs gsssS
FEFSaSESf w1eGs ossrsa 81 snsmpoo szs and
fingerwave, soc No appointments. Al
EH5k SOns Dg sdvs5Ged ssEden WAE
DREssMAKING. restyling, alterations.
perfect At for smart women; moderate
GoeW's GeSsS; Columbia STUNT TSeater. LEA ENaEI
Room 20; s2rrTss Ts, EX sSo1sqsv Ispa .o,n.,. +.
safe Call DI. 1900 for INVESTIGATED sitters,
JEWISH REST HoMEwIndividual care;
45i7 kansas ave. NV. GE ,e7s9. 3o'
SLIP COVERS, draperies, bedspreads. van
ty skirts Dlqws GO G0 4T9s 4iHs reasonable
amount of day time nursing care, to semi
invalid in exchange for apartment for two
aE fs smS os ssTY aoUK II you oso are
person of good character, wanting intro
ductions for, dancing. bridge. sports etc,
register M5h 1e6D
sharing your own interests and back
ground, Introductions arranged in a
All faiths All ages over s fnaure about
our hobby roll For appt. for private in
terview mo obligationl., call Nj 523S.
Hours ! to O. Sun to 8. Room 2ol'
PERMANhNT; ERR AVE T. n;s s.: shampoo and anger
geys; 5oc & No sppoi9tments gt1 MAsELLE
EVERY CARE given aged or chronic In
refs; price. $3.50 to s175 per mo, Box
i HAVE II burial sites in a choice section
of Cedar Hill Cemetery; will sell reason
able for cash RvestRSRs Mn
BoNN1E's HAVEN, Chesapeake Bay. % mi.
or-oxned and md operated: trslaed, diet
q. TIA. 5lO6; 81. $3.50, all day Sat; and
cHILDREN's GARDEN scHooI-Licensed
play yard, well-balanced meals; constant
MES you can hspe your hair E waved nat
ural by MR. CARL, RE s745, 1904 New
York ave. NV. 30
HuMPTY DUMPTY Nursery School-Pick
I'D and delivery; . meals day UN. 01Sl
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Mayfiower
reducing tor gentlemen only: hrs, g TO 9
pm Phone GIL. 6l12. 19'
BENJAMIN ACRES CAMP Swimming
taught in our private pool: all sports and
crafts. arts and dramatics; transp. furn.i
bslsnssd mcaIs pep,FI 81 2G h..,t,t, 20 id.a,
licensed home on Mt. Vernon Memorial
blvd; inspection invited Temple 3S74
49,
SLIP COVERS, draperies-CO 5000; g.
day delivery; your fabric or ours: expert
workmanship DAIGNEAULT DECORA-
TORS
21-HoUR NURSING CARE for bed or am
bulatory patients; large airy room: nearby
Md nursing nome. SH. 6040, MRS.
WoRDEN. -I9
Evening star., 1947-06-16
MlscElLANEous WAkTEp.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcu-
s'GE' Dd es 81 s9a' es s Ena' dS seP Rfss: 9sss
ADDING MACHINES. typewrl,ers. calcuia-
GSr isSff sns III sRd co SIS RI i4th
ANTIQUES. sllyerwars; in any condition;
1as tnh l4s6 Hb9Sa and & q sssJ Ne so7s. ''' Nv
hishest sash prices paid, Call MURRAY.
badly IN IN NEED of hsih-srads droplesi
room fqrnituge; also antiques. ME 6s7s'
BEDRooM. dining room or contents ot
Dc %Syns sT4Es t. gana assz 1.
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once; viii pay highest possible prices. Ne
BEDROOM SUITES and household furni..
ssSs ss5sra5sssk sask Of ason sSna'ss sss
hs5s.' sook sfoRs RS5iR' REi'si sR R''s St.
BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD and EXCHANGES; @ ss,
ahoEaS st st NV M Zoe oDen evenings SnS us
til 8: Sundays, until pm.
'soFs sRe snsss "a
EXCHANGE, .l410 New York ave. NV.
al bo1gpt movie stssesp 81
OPPOSITE oastHtf Dept. oi L justice, re. a4s4.
oAMsRAs bsso4s and Sou ss 9gF Tss n
Tsasz cail Mr.; wEss. RE. s45a: -
ssss ~ 1s e.
eI.a eoSns gEYsss 0ia ss 70! M 'a e.
DIAMONDS and old sola. diamond w.tenes
sRd sTas sSfsEaed me- s1 sTi5sy 5 oash Dnf 81 Is
and wrist watches: Initial, birthstopes, dis;
paid New YORK JEWELRY Co. 7is
DISHES, ienox set; about s-plaee setting.
FuRNiTURE and household effects Of tn.
oea pece of eSe eme es es
today. Mr.; GRADY. Nh: 1890
essf es efsnns Res16c s1Sds s ssS good
FURNITURE; can be used. in quantity or
osd 1 sar 5es cash eTsss SayRg s and and
FURNITURE-Hishest cash prices; prompt
We ao maSns h9Hssh0f bu pr 44gs nH odd pieces
FURNITURE AND HOME furnishings in
good condition; suites and odd, pieces.
ssF sI9 foe eash Nh 9I2nga 9ERKY removal ho SfS2
GoLD1HIinE your OLD gold silver: plating.
e RAHN seaseeo me- So years at ss5 PSs ss eaSa nR
0LD-FASHToNED picture frames, clocks,
cash. Phone EN-. 1905.
PIANOS, graBo. upright. sptnet or apt
size, any size, any condition: will pay
sfaNos Fl n p twANTfED, sSifE COLONIAL PIANO CO.
pays highest cash prices. Phone Ma.
REFRIGERATORS, washing machines: best
prices for late models IN working oEder.
Las sss,ks ,4.h s. nT De ssio srx a. FL
sTo5VRs AND R IcEBoxEs. ssS; any Hs Kind %: o.
size; also furniture ACME FURNITURE
WAsHING MACHINES, any make. any
kind; also washers for parts. AT. 1897:
ass wAsHss sso aASsaIsFs s5ss.1g Es; any ss
AN INTERESTED In puyins china. silysr-
ware. eric-a-hrac. figures old tsvelry.
IT,E P4EA IA aaIddEToNE Z 81 lsSs s st. NV. tss
onssa:s .na ss'es Ono. e.
s52o; syeninrs. GE SAT. ~ ~
WE PAT TOP PRICES for old gold. silver,
iewelry, diamonds, firearms, mems cloths
Ing, luRRase. photogrsphie equipment nnu-
siesl Instruments. engineering instrumenta
zae z%rIc snss ses a:'s ssz zoE' VIM Rs 'i M sts MS
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Evening star., 1947-06-16
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ts~fV1E ff~st nv AFNtkiNh SSsNh FNtNbISs
SCREEN YoUK PORCH WI Thils eg ! have mate 3os5
ewes except Fri aud Sat.
ADDITIONS. Iemodeling, carpentry, plumb
stes mas plA5eefng no monev paos down Years TO pay
HAMILTON CONTRACTING CO.. RE. 4477.
BRIcKLAYING, can start two Jobs Of lst-
class brickwork at once; expert workman
BRfcKWoRK. can start two Jobs, 1st-elass
sToSS1efRnN coSeREff e4 cREaf AEfa WORK SoIa to0tns S
dIriVeways dr. porehes basement doors STEPS; ssps
CARPENTRY and general repair work at
fair prices. A. R. sEELYE CO. d. s3e7,
terraces. walks, chimneys, freplaces; ce-
ment driyeways. porches, retaining walls,
Mar TG Pbdas Re Raek7s H1Tne5s sss lane EGfk
FENCES INSTALLED. wire or wood; our
prices are low. our work is good A. R.
ffooR sfRvIcr, nothing out the best;
laying. sanding, finishing cleaning. par
auet installations: Bruce finishes. FLOOR
iMa iln ave ToNJBAST1Rs' N6 81 INC lsl2 "''0n-
HEATINGNoiI furnaces and oil burners,
corplete bot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookpg; ,ay ex
ENGINEERING CO. 1881 Ga. ave, GE,
MqeHESs R1fse5 GS SMHoofpERN1zEp. floor to ceiling
We feature The famous Kitchen-Magid Mel
plaaSsd general Improvements MODERN
YsfloSsI amo eE FarNT fa 4 SHOP, formerly 17ae
painting. paper hanging, general home re:
pairs 422s Georsia ave. NV, HARRY
PAISfiSG and paperins. floor sanding
sn:s'p!SSns EGGi 5SP "eif disPRf nsfhs
PFAAiNNITh1t2GE FAiNT1NG ASp m MENTIONING sIa interior
and exterior free estimates white me
fhahlfs PhPRR HkNGiSGs asGSSs' AND rA1SrrNG work
guaranteed: estimates. THE DECORATIVE
SHOP. RA. III.
PAPERING, PAINTING feer u gefndishingE nd
KEAoDEL. msaern,se ,eus aoqs noy
aYATTsvIILE VcoSTRAscSTfING oe'M ssoO
Roohng; sidirE, sutterlng, painting, paper
ns ns al low w0rs ony hem or ee
As sff " kSSfotRE sfs dsEs 0f homs or
SKENNEDT SI4S SS' HOME IMPROVEMENT =
Semedsling Tepa:rns a:I,us s5H psiHtins and hoors
PERMaNEST HOME IMPROVEMENT co
--RemodelinE from basement 10 attic
qtns Fah rns sdins Va ss No free ess s'Ht o
types Of screening. CO. 0o15 or LII 1925
IF IT'S HOME REPAIRS you need, we d,
eLalty. Il 4 c. CONSTRUCTION Go.
ASPHALT pRIvEwAYs. private roads an,
psrking areas. Prewar prices. Gail GL
IRON WORK. are escapes. steel ,russes
WORKS INC. Ma. 576s. -2l
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

WASHING MACHINES repaired; euaran-
teed workmanship; prompt service, day or
WASHING MACHINE and refgr. repair
service. all makes: factory parts; 90.day
guar. ACME RADIO & APPLIANCE CO,
90
ADD BEAUTY to your wardrobe! Hand
embroidered and beaded monogr aming,
stamping designing. restoration of Petit
point and tapestry bags and refining. THE
EMBROIDERY SHOP. s27-s29 11th st.
HOMES PAINTED, PAPERED. remodeled;
metal roofing; floors and general house
cleaning our specially cash and terms;
HOME SERVICE. DE. 1886. lis
Evening star., 1947-06-16

OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING co.
CI. o21l. Additions, alterations, remodel
ing, roofing and siding. Free estimates
Terms. Virginia work only. -2z
HOME SERVICE, decorating. painting. pa.
pering Kemtoning, roofs repaired; painted
All work guar. ME. 1894; HO. 7ols -
PAINTING, papering, plssterinG. floor re-
finishing, general home improvements: ~
mos to pay. Call any time. IA. 62S4: II
EOSNER, established 30 yrs,
Evening star., 1947-06-16
sITuA1IoNs woMEN tcont.)

fYPING AT HOME. neat. accurate. Tel-
able: pickup and delivery. in, Arlinstcn
TYPfsf, experienced In s,l forms; work
WIDOW. White, with 2h-year.old son,
desires positien as governess to child same
age or as housekeepeT In motheIiess
gentle home. Box 3o3-K, Star. To-
YOUNG. competent married woman de-
sires to care for child of q working mother
Call MRS PURVIS. GE. 1858. IL
LOVES CHILDREN-Light domestic DUTIES
PRfMARLY SELLING with established real
estate firm, where car Is not essentlal'
Sundays: beginner. EN- 037s after 5.
MOTHER, 16-mo. child. wishes position as
once: i or . children. WA. 1245. -l6
Evening star., 1947-06-16
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

GIRL, coIored, wishes job as housekeeper
or experienced cook; references; stay in
or out. AID. 1855. ,-l6
GIRL, eolorSd wants E,hw., 51z days
week, live in or out; city references; $21 so
to $50 wk Cali HO. 6972. ~
WOMAN, colored, desires day work; good
lanndreSs. references RE. O49H.
Evening star., 1947-06-16
MOTOR TRAYEL.

THE TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
ers and guests, share expenses; refs. ex-
changed: cars to all cities: California
daily. 1921 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 68S9. IL