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Evening star., 1947-12-26
.cLemore
Tips of Menfolk
On Post -YuIe Conduct
Rv Henry McLem0re

There is only one thing wrong
with December 25-it Is more than
apt to be followed by December rs
There's q day for you, men.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-27
WHOLESALE PRICES
DECLINING SLOWLY

Washington = Wholesale mar
ket prices, after five weeks of
steady advances, dropped slight
ly during the week ended March
Is, the Bureau of Labor Stats
tics reported.
It's index fell three-tenths of
one per cent to 1888 per cent of
the 1925 average. This still was
"a per cent above mid-February
and 1858 per cent above a year
ago.
Substantial declines for pork
and butter were primarily re-
sponsible for a drop of 2.5 per
cent in food prices during the
week. On the average, foods still
were 3.5 per cent higher than
four weeks earlier and 52.1 per
cent above a year ago.
Pork prices dropped nearly Is
per cent largely because of re-
sistance to previous high prices,
the bureau said. Beef and veal
also declined, while dressed poul-
try, lamb and mutton prices were
higher, rejecting low supplies.
Butter prices were down more
than seven per cent but cheese
advanced. Continued demand
brought further increases for
flour.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-27
U. S. BEGINS WEATHER
FLIGHTS OVER N. POLE

Misunderstanding BIG Super
FortresseS have begun weather
flights over the North Pole anC
will make daily flights over the
pole beginning in May, it was
disclosed.
Brigadier General Donald NJ
Yates, chief Of the Army Ain
Forces Weather Service, flew or
the first flight this week. He said
this was the start of routine A
A. F. weather reporting from the
very top Of the world.
Yates said that from now until
May. Weather-equipped B29's
will fly periodically from Cali
fornia to Laid Field, Fairbanks,
Alaska. then fly north over Point
Barrow. circle over the pole and
return to California by way of
Alaska.
Beginning in May, he said, the
squadron of converted super
bombers will move to Alaska and
begin daily flights over the pole
from a base there.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-27
POLIO PREVENTIVE
MEETING PLANNED

Chapel Hill-In anticipation OF
possible polio epidemic emergen-
cies, such as occurred at Hickory
in 1914, the State Department OF
Health and the National Founda-
ton are sponsoring a Statewide
Preparedness Conference on
Poliomyelitis' at Colds b or Q
Thursday, April 3.
Announced jointly by DR.. Carl
V. Reynolds of Raleigh State
Health Officer, and Philip S. Ran
dolph of Chapel Hill, the Ma
tional Foundations North Caro-
lima Representative, the meeting
will seek to prepare community
leaders and organizations for
quick action in case of a polio
epidemic.
Participating will be state,
county and district health au-
thorities, county medical society
officers, school superintendent,
city and county welfare person
mel, health educators, women's
club leaders and officers of ma
tional foundation county chap
tiers.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-27
Lard, Soap Prices
Will Remain fl;;2.l,

Ea!cj&h-Narch prices Of f2ts
oils and oiIsoeds are expected to
continue high in the next few
months but may decline when
marketing Of the 1G47 oilsecd
crops begin, the State Agriculture
Department says.
Prices for soyblans and flax
seed this spring Will be high
compared with grain prices, and
acreages Of soybcans and flax
seed probably Will be expanded
considerably. An increase in the
pig crop also is in prospect for
1947. Output of lard and greases
is likely to be larger in 1947-48
than in the current marketing
year.
Factory and warehouse stocks
Of fats and oils totaled 1,246,00O,-
600 pounds on January l, 1947.
This is 462,O0O,OOO pounds less
than a year earlier and about
95O,00O,00O pounds under the 49,
37-40 average for January l.
Total SUPPLIES of fats and oils
will be smaller in the first half
of 1947 than in the first half Of
1916. Domestic output and i'm
ports are expected to increase
moderately but not enough to
make up for the loss in inven-
tories. Supplies of drying oils
and edible vegetable oils will be
smaller than a year ago. There
will be about the same amount
Of lard and of fats used for soap.
On the other hand, butter sup
plies will be considerably larg-
er than in the first half of 1916.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-27
TOBACCO ACREAGE is
EXPECTED TO DECLINE

Washington-The Agriculture
Department said the prospective
tobacco acreage in the United
States for 1947 is 100000 acres
about H. per cent below 1915.
Most the expected decline is in
hurley tobacco although the acre
age of dark ajr-cured IS expect 4
to be down slightly. Changes in
other tobacCos are generally mod
crate and mostly slightly up
ward.
Total production of about 3
0OO,000,000 pounds is expected foy
l947 if the indicated acreage is
harvested and yields approXi-
mate the average of the past five
years.
Changes in acreage of hurley
tobacco from 1916 to l947 vary
among states, but are expected
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-27
Rites Held Sun.
For Mrs. Ashley

Funeral service for Mrs. Paul
inc Ashley, 81, was held Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock at the
Ashley Methodist church at War
rensville. Interment was in the
church cemetery. Officiating
were Revs. R. J. Shores, R. l.
Stamper and Claude Eastridge-
Mrs. Ashley, the wife of Martin
Ashley, was the daughter of the
late MI. and Mrs. R. F. We1lonso
of jefferson. Mrs. Ashley SUE
cumed at her home at WarrenS-
vile, after lingering illness, on
Friday.
She is survived by, in addition
to her husband, one son, William
Robert, of the home. /"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-27
Thompson New
Georgia Gov.
State Supreme Court Rules
That Talmadge's Elec-
ton Is Illegal

Atlanta, Ga. - Herman Tai
madge's regime as Governor,
made possible by CTS popular
votes, ended Wednesday after So
turbulent days when the State
Supreme Court ruled his election
illegal and ordered mild, scholar
ly M. E. Thompson to take over
Georgia's unsteady Government.
Twenty minutes after the court
handed down its 5-to-2 decision,
Talmadge stuck his late fathers
Bible into a brief case and took
the long walk down the Capitol
steps, his face as gray as the fe-
dora damned over his black
shock of hair.
But we'll be back" said the
33-year-old political heir of Eu-
gene Talmadge. "The court of
last resort is the people of Geor-
gia. This case will be taken to
the court of last resort"
In effect, it was an announce
ment of Talmadge's candidacy in
1948.
The long awaited court decision
ran A pages long, but it water
ed down to the simple ruling that
the late Eugene TaImadgc, elect
ed Governor in the November
general election, could not quail
ify due to his death before in
2uguuation and that in orderly
succession Lieutenant Gorern9.
NJ +. Thompson should. have TAX
IN over the Office
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-27
Brief OF National And World News The Past Week

'This will be about the best
consignment ever offered in
the State of both horned and
polled Herefords," declared Ham
ilton.
The auctioneer will be Earl
Gartin, with Paul Swaffer, gen.
eral manager of Atlantic Rural
Exposition, judging.
Hamilton said that catalogs
may be secured by writing Mira
E. D. Chandler, Malvern Hills,
Asheville, secretary, or DR.. R. A.
Allgood of Fayetteville, presi-
dent.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-27
Hereford Sale
In Statesville

Raleigh-The seventh annual
show and sale Of N. c. Hereford
Breeders Association will be held
"at StatesviIle on April II and Is,
it is announced by the State Az
ricuIture Department.
Harry Hamilton. beef cattle
marketing specialist. says that 40
top females and five excellent
herd bull prospects will be offer
ed at the sale on April IS, which
will follow the show on the pre-
Vious day.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-27
Amendment Approved


The House approved an amend
mont by Representative Gamble
R-Nl) to permit the imDorto-
ton Of jams jollies and syrups in
consumer-sjzcd packages without
q ration stamp - provided they
are made from sugar not or'oin"I-
~ intended for importation to
this country
Senate action on rent and sugar
controls begged down when the
Senate Republican Policy Com
mittee failed to reach agreement
on whether controls should be
continued, changed or dropped.
The issue Will be referred to a
meeting Of all Senate Republicans
today.
Senator Hawks GRIND argued
in the policy committee for a
blanket 10 per cent rent increase
if controls are continued, but it
was this provision that killed an
earlier bill.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-27

Sam Hackney and the missus
just returned from a trailer trip
around the country. They're tired.
and glad to be home. but mighty
impressed with what they saw.
AS Sam reports-every section
has something different; a differ
emit way of talking; different tastes
In food and drink; different laws
and customs. But bigger than all
these differences is the American
spirit of tolerance that lets US live
together In united peace.
"Of course" says Sam, you rum
into Intolerance from time to
-.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-27

About quarter of a million
veterans reinstated their lapsed
National Service Life Insurance
policies with Veterans Admins
tration during 1916.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-27

to average II per cent below last
year. Dark air-curod tobacco
acreage is expected to be about
three per cent below 1916, the
change being brought about al
most entirely by an Indicated de
cline of IA per cent in Virginia
sun-cured.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-27
From where | sit e. BY Joe Marsh
sam Hackney Reports
on the U.S.A.

time. Individuals who criticize an
others right to speak his mimi;
enjoy a glass of beer; or work at
any trade he chooses. But those are
the exceptiOns-and we're even
tolerant of themI"
From where I sit, more Of US
ought to make a trip like the
Hackneys to realize firsthand
how America Is bigger than its
many differences J.. how tolerance
OF those differences is the very
thing that makes Us strong.
&s M~'1 &,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-03-27

Ip47 UNITED FOUNDATION eommies
Suite BVidno RuIeI0h. hosth Carolina
Evening star., 1947-02-25
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, REMODELING, carpentry,
plumbing. plastering, painting, ETC.: free
estimates: no money down, years to pay.
HAMILTON CONTRACTING CO., RE. 4477.
COTTAGES, garages, houses; immediate
delivery; terms. See our model display.
stran steel overhead doors: frame: brick
pUsTRfEs Corr Iio9 Jefferson Davis
9ssF,on hsSy 'g g,ef = $50 N9 - Arlington Va
FLOOR SERVICE nothing put the best;
laying, sanding, finishing, cleaning. par
auet installations: Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1872 Wiscon-
JONES HONE REPAIR AND PAINTING.
MI. 5770. "a
terms; free estimate NATIONAL install
LAT1ON CO. $50. Wis ave WI. 1900
cesoaMdM0N1TY CON PAVING Co. 81. 4l4si Wo.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. fagstone
terraces and walks. chiInneys, dreplaces.
retaining walls. F. MARCUCCIO. Route
4, Horne HorneIg Jane. Rockville, Md, phone
ONE-STOP HOME improvement service
Regardless of the nature of your house
hold repairs. we have a mechanic to serve
you. from a broken window pane to an
addition built onto your home, Any.
HOME INSULATION CO.. 500 H st. ne,
T. -0H
Evening star., 1947-02-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COUPLE INTERESTED in going away for
the summer. Write Mr.. AND MRS MAY :
GGEN.L GGzS lHof HousEWoRk, S2ef 8 ami pm, Mon.
ehTSusf onfS hobart 55a;; v5S.' o745 6 :56-7so pm
GIRL coloEed wants Job as m9thsrs, a9dn s,ter hsip
GIRL. m SuadoT coIoTed, desires Job as nursemaid
for employed couple. Call LU $685., J.
GIRL. colored; desires tsa6e work as maid IN
GIRL. colored, neat, wants maids work;
can cook half day Saturday and all day
Sunday of. NO. 2035. ,,r,,.
GIRL. colored. wants general houseWork.
can do plain cooking; city references. MI,
GIRL wants days work or waitress work.
GIRL, coiored. neat, reliable, with refer
ences of ! years, wishes work; 5-day week;
Girl gS}oFeaS SG Az Xants Dart-time Job ss mSgn
GIRL. colored; desires ghw and and iaundTyjj csIj
NAS9yM1 40 to ae2,rss pmd da1F TR' xoTk SIgo' s4
GIRL, colored, desires, 3 days work. ~ tnll
pboDa pF part Fl time; 5g54 e nearby Virginia or no
sbH SfKLs apt IT, the sotSeG other chambermaid CAN
AID. 1896 any time until pm .a 49,
GIRL coIored E Light. ~ neat; 54g wants maio OF
GIRL, colored, desires days work, .ofa g,aw' W
and laundry. So per day and carlare'
WOMAN, e9lqfsd, wants Mon' We'd TRgrs 5@.
references. Call DE. 1881.
CONAN, colored. wants . Gays sqaE. w4ak,
WOMAN. c coiored, i5i'G wants days work only;
city references. 2570 Sherman ave- W.
Evening star., 1947-02-25
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture all
Tor GI training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
eo1IseE I$5e aa5xs & nv sanDls DI d5e;iions d9e2
and answers, 81; special 1?4z CLERK ed, ed.
ton, 50. MERIT PUBLI4G54AT9IS0aN1' PUBLIC B9om s99
Quick II REVIEW coyRsE IN IS, shG5thand Ggt AZ
chimes New classes now starting. Enroll ,aJ
aL BOYD SGa2o0ILs 1$3$ st af;n Ne, Ame2- Iss
lean diplomat. cultured and with previous
teaching experience; military and avlatioh iI
terms a speciality: class or Individual IN
T S5EaitISp ,iE@ oEfR.IoRs MG 9f5R NEEDED-Modsrn
trsinine in ali subjects, day. night and
classes get scHdG our 5ESe eaIa1g%ed appfoTed
for B. G. requirements and 81 training nT
1s4o n Y; ave, NE IT'S Esta6; ists6ns l91sS' ana
pernSlt secured; $35: dual-contTol cars atSi
pickup service. For information alal
"a. va BAR REVIEW tsince 1880; : w, yrs.
law school required; 90ro OF my tornleF 1,s
EX ASIA. -
Evening star., 1947-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
movie eg sEe s1s4sels seeetSq se OF
sure meters, flash guns. carrying cases,
range finders Aims, color films. photS
NER PHOTO CO. 933 Pa. ave. NV. topp
Dspt q n,oY JYsticel RE s434 r;,nrots
purchased at the JORDAN PIANO CO,
pS15e p6i5 N N5tons, st. nx 3a Convenient tegs9s
ADDING MACHs.-R. c. Allen, new: Bur
Go. 4eS5; veeE' Df. 7si$$. liz i?14th
ADDiNG sinS MACHINES, duplicating ma.
chimes check writers nsS ana used
@RfTER MfeffIs aeDf5H ABIDING MAcHINE CO. aof5
abh1S9 14th st nx M e4Go hand and cleo desk
I3E sos PRih s145o "a 4SSS bench
ssesy up san fast ehsrssp
meters steel Workbenches; blueprint ,cabi-
nets, parts bins. and stools motors. light
ing plants. pumps, Jig saws, bench saws
swing saws. planers, paint spray EQUIP
ment' gas and ELECTRIC, exhaust fans tno,c com, n
stock We have only a few each Of some
Of these items. Come early. ELECTRIC
EE99uIPdM46ENT Id46 co, 2473 Sherman ave. NV
ALUMINuM new fiat sheets. .oao gauge,
psFfesI 81 esT hse fSF d0s Since xoTs in
a2EMfSHM ,1EMsSH 60 srokM ds f'h WINDOWS II witt
aluminium. screens; built to last life
slides and can be locked at any height;
rsafsas matss eli e!s3 sS!f "
aSTIouE CHEST, s3x54 inches. curly
maple, 4 drawers. brass handles; matching
plate glass mirror; S35. OK, 0532
maple chest. S34: maple dresser. separate
Jacobean oak din. rm. suite, $40; carved
$40: bleached oak table, S13; matching
spring s1o: single inner-spring matt,
81: nah nah tram framed mirror. mirror, "a 81; red red fox i
like new. $40. 34o6 Lowell st. NV, Or
APPLIANCES-Immedi delivery; brand
new electric irons, heaters, gas ranges. re-
| frigerators, home freezers. radios. hot
water kitchen sinks and
items; low price and easy. terms. Select
your appliance from ,Washingtons largest
Brands. br.1sdioA Standard TIRE ( BATTERY
! CO., 10th and sts. ne. open ewes, FIJI
sna ST. l p best Ia avsPsse qs h hoSse in
sIsGKs 39Ss Ix " s. nv REyyyF NJ 7I41 a nns1 m3
asfaATb nstls Thees skAIaSf WM kte cpNwS y gss Sc
2l5 N. Central ave, Baltimore Wolfe
BATHTgBs new and gsed aocR bss!Rs toe5 ae5s
sExuFY a flS EauIPMENT-1 att turbanator and
Eugene hair arysr crosgnois Eqesn tes
booths, ia. 0019, -26
Evening star., 1947-02-25

ADDING MACHINES, typewriterS. calcu-
lators, once equip. all kinds; top prices
paid. DI. 1872; ewes. and Sundays. co.
ADDING MACHINES. tysewrisers. ealcuIa-
Ts RSi R2SFfi PRS f2f aRd co Re i4h T.
ANTIQUES. silverwars; in any condition:
1at at l4t6 d and 8 sts5. Me. SOTO.
tSss n'usi sha
highest cash Driees paid Cali MURRAY.
ASYTH2aG S1tg1 ING AND EVERYTHING bought,
we are aiso rsasoonable reupholsterers, =, Dl.
BEDROOM. dining; living room or contents
v We uI5-'ni5 do moytSg. Rs storaSe IA 26S7. IS.
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
porch porch f1rniture Ti rein in any amount wanted al
once; will pay highest possible prices. No
mater East yog hSys S2 sell 56aS1 please call
oEoRGE TR1ENJp['s BOOKSTORE, 922 eth
cAMERRAsMderman camera and lenses and
eauipment wanted, soMMER's CAMERA
also accessories. Cali MR.. WEISS. Repub-
lie 24a4, 933 Penna. ave; NV. =,
sccassories bought at highest prices:
BsasEaH: Psa5 = 5ustsss; ss Re * asfa4n NV 0'D0..
CLOTHING-Rignest prices paid for mems
used clothing BERMAN'S, l122 7th st.
NV. Me 1857 oDen ewes. WIN call,
.5 soSx gESss Offas fss 0F 7.R Ren st.
NV D. GS6s Open ewes will cali
CooKING Or HEATING STOVES. any
iOi5s 7th st. NV. Ma 1852. "a
DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD, diamond pocket
and wrist watches, initial birthstones, dia.
uond wedding rings: other tewelry and
pawn tickets purchased; highest prices
paid NEW YORK JEWELRY co. 7ie
7tb St. NV.
Evening star., 1947-02-25
SITUATIONS womsN tcon,.).

sTENoGRAPHER-D -DICTAPHoNE operator.
experienced. rapid, accurate, desires part
time evening or Saturday work. Box
ss$WiTEcHBoARp s$erE Board and elevator operator ez.
perienced. colored, happy disposition, eff,
ficient. willing, neat and steady; displaced
by returning veteran, reason for desire tc
obtain position: prefer evening hours
Manager, Mrs. Cole, PARkWOOD MEDI-
CAL BLDG, RE. $500, 20
ref. and Interview. Box 170-R, Star.
WOMAN. coIored, neat. wants days q
week part-time cleaning, office or small
apartment AID. 1913.
WOMAN. colored. neat, wants part, time
work. 4 to s pm; storemaid or clean
WRITER. experienced in advertising, radio
and features, seeks interesting assign
ments' Phone Overlook 3410, 90
YOIJNG LADY desires part-time bookkeep-
Ing position; capable taking full charge;
experienced. RA. 1909 after 1870 % Pm
DESIRE POSITION in NV. SECTION as resi-.
dent manager at once. Boy 297-L, star
INTELLIGENT, reliable high school grad
uste, colored, excellent references; desires
position as a receptionist or clerk. Can
INTELLIGENT. RESPONSIBLE young lady
desires temporary secretariai posltlo2nn'
March to May. co. 1907. 9-5 or GO.
EXPERT TYPisT wants to do tipping at
home. Call Chestnut 0S37. 27"
COLORED HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS (2). sen
iofs, want after school and Sat. WORK
Call DE. 1919.
Evening star., 1947-02-25
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ECONOMIST, $4,000, mn; o market 3na ct re re-
South See Mr.. Byrd at PERSO9NNEL r.
SERVICE, 1911 G St: NV IA: 21l4; Innst b.
good: need IS now Clerk-stenogo con
struction office; Legal stenog:, e5P5 nPY
start $50 wk Receptionist, typing. PSA, 52.
ST 300. For courteous and efilcient SeLT-
ice call N. See Miss Reed at Fa PERsoN- s !
STORE MGR, $50 week (m:l; out-of-
parels; must have had expr dept: store
Qualified to manage store, buy and Seil
See Mr. Paul at BOYD'S, 1888 r St.' Ma
323S
sTENOGRAPHFR- FR-SECRETARIES, women
A number of our clients are interested IN
obtaining the services Of experienced ana
qualified stenographerS and secretaries.
These positions are with reputable orgah-
izations offering stability, pleasant WORKING
conditions and opport. for advancement
Salaries range from S40-S55 per, wk. &C
cording to experience. Please cali az Cui
Offices for further details. 49,.
Representative. 21-30, man - MORT
case loan dept. of lge. insurance organize, :
ton college graduate, experienced with
mortgage loan or real estate deslrable pul
NOT essential. Must have pleasing person
alty. neat appearance and sales aplllty
Approx $1,000 per yr. start. ~
Credit assistant, woman, unoer 30
with knowledge of shorthand: Interesting
position in lge. organization with eXcelient
opportunities for advancement; start S4o
week. ,-
KEssLER PERSONNEL SERVICES: 612
WASHINGTON Bldg, DI. 1920, D1. 4442.-
Evening star., 1947-02-25
PERSONAL.

PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE day and board
Ing school geaFS Ssy tra3Sp ans "efge"d SRead
ad in telephone bcok1 940l Georgia ave-
+ 4 YOU ARE y NEED OF LOAN a. gR sRsS to
ifsNbERs f2S3 san 1Ne Ms 7eol M55ea Geor9ia ave ave o'
PERMANENT WAVES. s4: shampoo and ni1
fngerwave. SOC No sppoi9tmentsrv I.2i5tn,s v.hl Al
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st
NV. JOHNSON, Dentist-False teeth re-
BIDS 18th and En- sts t0r NV Eor cl9Se6 pome sat;
MoTa III HOLES. burns. tears, cuts. etc;
ds1sfg to AY RsTtffo9 EISs go
MaB9lnsifffHr sABY SITTER aEq qREGIsTERY mothers cal
RGaass SRGRafassMAR1S fsnSea chN ilISES fof
lng women. If your clothes no longer tSeJ
rie need restyling, We specialize in tina, field
Expertly done at, moderate prices Studlo d q
9sRFa T.s4f Bds fEA HNGEG Il E9sTs GGs 5
ave NY ITO st. NV, Room 20
GLlovES. Gfl VS. LEATHER JACKETS, pocket
books cleaned or dyed No charge i you
don't find our work beautiful. EXQulSII
CLEANLRs. 800 Georgia ave. NV. GE,
FOR EXQUISITE DYEING. call GE. 9777
or drive in 300 Georgia ave NV, 70 Q
the Dyework Specialist at EXQUIsddl
sPoHSA6S sPoTS 81 YOUR GARMENTS Bring
them to us. No charge II you can hnd
sbems chem after sssg gasE ef shd " 06
Ss2EsIa ave nv qE 4selstere6 9 licensed
afaRIY ana RIIsYoSuct CULTURED WoMaS teaches
English, self-confidence, freedom from self.
FEEL BETTER after frst treatment or no
fee. Relief from pains and aches due TO
weak heart, asthma. rheumatism, arth-
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ssfpHPEkPTuoSs sfpHsEsPfTGu g. ifsI HAIR permanently re-
moved by former university, medical re-
search associate; latest single or multiple
msth0d approved by medfa eTdens seienee FTe
week ends. Gail MI. c610. :i'
TAN RETURNS prepared under the super
vision of a tax attorney; rea Sonable. For
appointments before the rush. MA. 1851
urHoLsTERING, REPAIRING, slip covers
mates mates given: cleaning upholstered furnI.
ture. rugs. Venetian blinds or automobile
uph9sernS upI pickup and deiiVeG NFs 99Gt
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ArSEAtIT 9SlESstIoTF pEpcoRAroRs pR9Rf tSs
INSURE WITH LONG, you wont go wrong
Auto, life, accident fur. jewelry' bust
SLIP COVERS, draperies. pillows. made
to order with your materials, or repre-
sentative will call with samples. co. 439S
KIDDIELAND NURSERY KINDERGARTEN
Risgs rd.. Md; trnd: tch5s; hot LUNCHES
EARN MONEY AT HoME-Embroideri
crochetinR. stitching. on exquisite babS
clothes. Box 20S-J. Star. SO
SLIP COVERS, draperies. artisticaliy ere
ated from our or your material workman
ship guaranteed. CROSWELL'S. OyerlooI
pa -.6
NURSES AyAILABLE-Dependab nursing
services. licensed and bonded, every nurse
investigated RE. 1877. Never closed. 26'
VACANCIES IN MY NURSING HOME fo'
elderly persons, at 70S Sligo ave. Silver
Spring. MRS, JESSIE PROCTOR JoL-
DOZEN GLAMoRoUS portraits. S25.
Call for an appointment, WO. 5544. 81
NOW 1T CAN BE DONE-Damaged cloth
ing, tears; burns, moth holes, cuts any
size, can be rewoven in 3 days. Our eX-
perts turn out the finest work in town
Special rates to tailors. cleaners. etc
NEEDLECRAFT SERVICES. 18th and C
SITS. NV. second floor. +
Evening star., 1947-02-25
PERSONAL tcont.)

DO YOU HAVE AN ADORABLE baby, not
older than years? Advertising photogra !,
pher requiring exceptional pictures VIII
photograph free at your convenience. Mr..
BARNETT. DI- 2SOl. 2Ss
Evening star., 1947-02-25
REPAIRS and SERVICES tcent.l

WASHING MACHINES greased and oiled:
81 30 up: Va, Nd. and q; e; suaranteeo
work. RELIANCE, AID. 4576. rs
WASHING MACHINES repaired and serv-
iced, all makes; Bendix specialist. DU.
2402. -26
WATERPROOFING - Easements. cement
walls, fagstone terraces and walks. r.
MARCUCCIO, Rockville, Md. phone Rock
vile $685.. ~
Z d'ALBIRT INC. s15 10th st. nv.