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Evening star., 1947-03-06
Chinese Rushing Arms
by Sea for Attack on
Reds in Manehuriia
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

-
NANKING, Mar. 6.-The Gov
ernment rushed large quantities
Of heavy arms by sea today to
its forces aiming new blows at
retreating Communist troops in
Manchuria, Chinese press dis
patches said.
Nationalists established bridge
head on the northern side Of the
Sungari River for a drive on Har-
bin, rs miles to the north, these
reports said. Harbin is one of the
big Manchurian cities still held by
Communists.
Gen. Tu Li-ming, government
commander in Manchuria, asserted
yesterday that his troops could cap
ture Harhin within 10 days If giver
the go-ahead.
Red Forces were described in dis
orderly retreat. The central COL
umn was placed 54 miles north Of
Tehhwei, where the Nationalist
counteroffensive broke their eight
day siege, and another column 80
miles northeast Of the city.
The government Central News
Agency said 'panic-stricken" Com
munists were crossing the Sungari at
three points IS miles north of
Changchun, capital Of Manchuria.
It said government troops advanc-
ing northward from Kirin had
reached points 36 miles distant and
started mopping up Red remnants.
Drafting 100000 Civilians.
The newspaper Hsin Min Pao said
the seaborne arms would be used
in an effort to crush the forces of
Gen. Lin Piao, commander of Com
munist armies in Manchuria, within
a short time"
Government authorities in Tsinan
began drafting 100000 civilians to
help defend that capital city of
Shantung Province from threaten
ing Red forces. In Central Shan
tung, both sides battled hard for
possession of Szeshui.
A Communist spokesman said Ma
tionalist Gen. Hu Tsung-nan's
troops had made an eastward thrust
and captured Hoshui, less than 100
miles southwest of Yenan, Com
munist capital.
1t was officially confirmed that the
government had established advance
military headquarters at Suchow,
rail junction city in Northern
Kiangsu Province, under Fan Han
chieh, deputy commander In chief
of the Chinese Army. Observers
said this presaged intensified gov
ernment operations in North China.
Soong Won't Visit U. s.
On the political front, it was
learned on good authority that T.
v. Soong, who resigned this week
as Premier, would not 60 to the
United States to attempt to nego-
tiate a loan, as reported by the
Chinese press.
Soong left for Shanghai today.
He told newsmen that he would re-
turn to Marking from time to
time" to advise the government in
a private capacity. ~
Evening star., 1947-03-06
GRAND RESULTS
WITHOUT LAxATNEs!
Praises famous cereal for
keeping her regular" j

Is constipation causing you .
lot of misery? Then read this sin
cere, unsolicited letter:
Like 30 many other people. used TO
suffer from chronic constipation, but NO
more! I found that eating kELLoGG'S
ALL-BRAN daily ended that trouble.
can't praise ALL-BRAN too highly. I
have started many other people on this
breakfast cereal-all with grand results"
Mrs Lsona Markley. St. Clair. Mo.
Yes, eating KELLOGG'S ALL
BRAN regularly often brings
lasting relief from constipation.
due to lack of bulk in the diet. It
this is your trouble, you, too, may
find lasting relief if YOU eat ALL
BRAN every day = and drink
plenty Of water. Try it for 10
daysl If by that time you are not
completely satisfied with the re-
suits, send the empty carton to
the Kellogg Company, Battle
Cresk, Michigan, and get double
Hour Hsoney backf
ALL-BRAN Is not 4 purgative
but wholesome, ready-t to- eat
breakfast food made from the
vital outer layers of whole wheat.
Eat daily either as a cereal, or in
mullins. Ask your grocer for
xELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN today.
Evening star., 1947-03-06

swore at his wife, snapped at his
daughter, failed to digest his break
fast. He arrived in Philly an hour
later than he thought he would,
alienated his client and lost his
deal. In desperation he looked at
the clock, wired his wife to have
dinner ready at 6 pm. and ar
rived home at pm. to break up
the last hand of her bridge party.
8. A usually cautious Government
agency ordered a brass band and
accessories to meet a visiting not
able. The greeting committee got
to National Airport on schedule,
found their man had been waiting
As minutes. He had mentally re-
vised the entire text of a public
address which was to have praised
the administration.
Other Important Reasons.
Junior Board of Commerce repre-
sentatives working on the DIST
project said today they feel it is
incidents such as these that make
it important for the District to get
a fast time authorization from Con-
gress.
According to Milton Kettler, 5O01
38th street NV, chairman Of
boards committee on the problem,
there are a great many reasons not
quite so dramatic but nevertheless
equally as important. Among these
are:
A belief in the minds of traffic
experts that if people get of an
hour earlier there may be less ac-
cidents during the rush hours. They
say most accidents occur late in the
day, after sunset.
1t. gives workingmen a chance to
spend more daylight hours with
their children and in the garden.
Counting the time before Offices
in daylight saving cities open in
the morning, the lunch hour dis
crepancy and difference in closing
time, good four hours of the busi-
ness day is lost as far as intercity
transactions are concerned.
McGrath to Push Bill.
Proponents Of daylight saving here
got another boost yesterday when
Senator McGrath, Democrat, Rhode
Island, said he will press for favor
able action on his new daylight saw
ing bill when the Senate District
Committee meets next, probably
Tuesday.
He said he will place more en-
phasis upon his second bill. intro
duced February 28, than the meas
ure upon which a Senate District
Committee hearing was held Feb
ruary 10. The latter is similar to
the one beaten on the House floor
February "a.
New support was added tor the
movement last night when member
of the Retail Clerks. Local. 26s
(AFL), voted In favor of daylight
saving time at their monthly meet.
ing.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
b. N. A.soeioi.d Pres.

WACO, Ter., Mar. 6.--FolIo,u-
ing is the tert OF President Tru-
mans address today at Baylor
University:
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Bishop Dun Again Heods
.ChiIdren's Home Boord

The Right Rev. Angus Dun, Bishop
OF Washington has been selected
chairman of the Board of Governors
Of the Episcopal Home for Children.
Other officers chosen were E. K.
Morris, president of the Federal
Storage Co., vice president; Mrs.
Robert B. Riley, jr., secretary; the
American Security and Trust Co.,
treasurer, and r. Perry Yeatman,
assistant treasurer.
There are 48 children, from to is
years old, now at the Episcopal
Home, 5901 Utah avenue NV. Miss
Jeannette M. Jonkman is superin-
tendent. e-
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Fresh Crisis in Fuel
Threatens Britain as
Snow Clogs Transport
By the Asseeiated Press

LONDON, Mar. GA new fuel
crisis threatened storm battered
Britain today.
Ice and mountainous SHOWS knot
ted the nations transportation sys-
tenn and slashed critically needed
coal production. The Daily Herald,
organ of the ruling Labor Party,
forecast further checks" on fuel
short industry unless coal stocks
get through.
A two-day blizzard that died out
last night had blocked 100 high
ways, stopped all movement on 40
branchlines of the Great Western
Railway Line, and entirely isolated
SO South Wales mines, which went
out of production. Attendance at
other mines there ana in the Mid
lands was cut by SO per cent.
Prime Minister Attlee called a
meeting Of his emergency "coal cab
met" for this afternoon.
Milk Deliveries Cut.
A major London dairy cut milk
deliveries 20 per cent because Of
tangled transportation. A bread and
milk shortage threatened industrial
Birmingham, where incoming sup
plies were reduced go per cent.
The blizzard cut England in two
for highway travellers. An automo-
bile association said "it is practi-
cally impossible to get from south
to north" Thousands of abandoned
vehicles dotted the roads, many
buried beneath snow. A woman's
body was taken from one car in
Wales. Some school children were
stranded all night in a bus near
Oxford, but volunteers dug them
out safely.
Many trains throughout the
Kingdom were marooned in drifts.
The Air Ministry forecast con-
tinuing cold, with hard and severe
night frosts.' Day temperatures
were slightly above freezing in most
areas. A gale blew over Dover
Strait.
France was flooded by thaws and
Germany was threatened with the
same. Belgium and Holland also
feared floods in warmer weather.
Doubleday Shifts" Planned.
British industry and the Trades
Union Congress were reported near
agreement on a plan for double
day shifts" to ease the burden on
fuel-short power stations by spread
ing the load.
Under this plan, whcih won
tentative approval last night from
a special TUG committee, half the
factories in a given section. would
begin their eight-hour day at 6
am. and the other half at 2 pm.
The government had proposed
that q third of British industry be
put on nights, but an official source
said this had drawn criticism from
both sides-union workmen who
did not want to work all night and
induStrialists who objected to pay
ing night differential.
This information said the gov
ernn1ent would announce a system
whereby gas and electricity would
be rationed, like food, on an indi-
vidual basis for the next tive or
three years. t t n 50.
Evening star., 1947-03-06

LII CAo1lCl CdoC, tllc plOuuCcI SSuS
angry, just as you or I would get
angry if such a thing were done to
us. Profits disappear; workers are
dismissed. The producer feels that
he has been wronged, without warm
ing and without reason. He ap-
peals to his government for action.
His government retaliates, and
another round of tariff boosts, en-
bargoes, quotas, and subsidies is
uAder way. This is economic war
In such a war nobody wins.
Certainly, nobody won the last
economic war. AS each battle of
the economic war of the 1930's was
fought, the inevitable tragic result
became more and more apparent.
From the tariff policy OF Hawley and
Smoot. the world went on to Of
tawa and the system Of imperial
preferences. from Ottawa to the
kind of elaborate and detailed re-
strictions adopted by Nazi Germany.
Nations strangled normal trade and
Disseminated against their neigh
bors, all around the world.
Major Cause Of Depression.
Who among their peoples were the
gamers? Not the depositors who
lost their savings in the failure OF
the banks. Not the farmers who
lost their farms. Not the millions
who walked the streets looking for
work. I do not mean to say that
economic conflict was the sole cause
Of the depression. But I do say
that it was major cause.
Now, as in the year 1920, we have
reached q turning point in history.
National economies have been dis
rupted by the war. The future is
uncertain everywhere. Economic
policies are in a state Of hux. In
Evening star., 1947-03-06
YMCA to Hear Dr.. Limbert

DR., Paul M. Limbert, president
of Springfield College, Springfield.
Mass, will address luncheon meet
ing of the staff Of the Metropolitan
YMCA at 1915 pm. tomorrow in
the Central Branch, 1876 G street
NV. At 8 pm. tomorrow DR.. Linn
bert will speak before Springfield
College alumni at the Central
Branch.
Evening star., 1947-03-06

enjoy. delicious AYDS Vitarnin Candy a IN.
rected. Absolutely harmless. 80 days suppiy
nutritious AYDS $z2S.
Now you can get Ayds at all leading
Drug counters in the District. Tear
out this ad as q reminder.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
SALESMAN
WANTED

We want a sulesmon to sell
flooring and osphoIt tiIing.
Experience desired but not
necessary. Finest working
conditions in one Of Wosh-
ington's Oldest firms. Coll
Mr.. Potts for appointment.
Telephone MEtropoIiton
48N. Griffith Consumers,
l4l3 New York Avenue.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
n LOST 81 POUNDS"
.. New Candy PIan
Sims Down FIGURE
Inmovs for ever W

Mrs. d. M. Hawkins, Texas says:
Cncs ! weighed l70ibs. Now ii9
Ibe. Lost weight and inches with
delicious AYDS Vitamin Candy
Reducing Plan" Your experience
may or may not be the same but
" this easier reducing plan. Very
First Box Must Show Results Or
Money Back.
In clinical tests. conducted by
medical doctors, more than
10 persons lost IL to is
pounds avsrafe In q few
weekswith the AYDS Vita. !.
min candy Reducing Plan.
No exercise. No drugs. No Lana
tves; You don't sut out any meals,
searches, potatoes, meats or butter
Evening star., 1947-07-27

REDUCED-owner can
not attend. Here's opportunity to make
money Ultra-modern ladies wear shop
in busy NV. area. Carries Costume iewe'ry.
hosiery, dresses, hats, handbags. etc. Just
So 500 down. "A, bargain Hurry PAUL
], MILLER. DU. 2422 It'll pm.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

DI. $500: sun VI $3.50, Ext 124.
BOOMING HOUSE PROPERTIES-Mas
aye n,w:-D is rooms. baths; income Ian
ss4s ws 1qcse spot for doctor or
(a) Upper f4th st. n;w;Lspotless; owner
occupied: apis; bedrooms, o bath. r,ona on
illness compells sale; can be bought rea-
ts5 Clifton and 14th n.w.-Immaculate
come over $500; owner transferred; right
and hath SITS nessrE, ness PTGDossd
rooms, baths. s-car aarase and over
900 50. #. storage space; enormous rms !:
use cs
sun. sun u saso Rv Ext Kcca fsa 20S' Dl, 500
500 zsst sSsS; pTss: s. snd sewing mss
$50: press press ts5. mach, sewing mach. Real
NW neaa e ao9ss p W. eus rsas $780,
rent. s65 press and sewing machine, lots
Of tailoring, lons est Price, $4,000.
4. NV, Georgetown; new shop. rent
illness compe,s sale $3.50.
5. sW:. new section. "Income. s27sGo'
s25 .e9 mo e9mpstton s2sds PoSs $500 ssoe
f4h prce, 7es5 s7a5o H1s1s THR1FTY W sRoKERs. I4il
L st. NV. Room. 20s. DI. $500: Sun.
SELF-sERvICE MKT.-cash business owe,
81 200 weekly: offer wanted
Self-service mkt. cash business Sl,50C
weekly; offer wanted.
Ladies ready to wear business, 500
weekly: can be much improved; 10000;
nice. clean stock included. ,
Restaurant.beer air conditioned, oeautl.
fully equipped business $500 daily MUS,
be seen to appreciate. Rent, $500; prize
i40s. j. KLEIN GE 1910.
GROCERY, doing s1.lO0 to 81 200 weekly
business: 10-year lease at $40 per month
rent including 6-room apartment; price.
S11 600 lock, stock and barrel S6,ooo
cash, balance on terms.
Self-service market: excellent eduipment
weekly business ayeraeing $500; an casn
and carry: long lease at reasonable rent
very profitable business; can be purchased
with a down payment of 100000.
Grocery with $500 weekly business. gooo
equipment: in a location where sales can
be very substantially increased by eEer-
getic operator: price, $1,000 lnciuoine
S' Deiicatessen doing cash business Of
$500 to 5000 weekly: closed Sunoays:
and barrel; part cash. balance on favor
We'll equipped and stocked seif-service
market in colored section, crossing 81 900
weekly: all cash: no deliveries; long lease
st modsrassss ssn5 s serms sout.1n sda
Ma. 02f1. Evenings call A. Roheld, IA.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

LIQUOR RESTAURANT",,Exc npRoi. xa
eGENEE e6EN RoWbkabe WpkbesToRE 81 SSi crossing s2se
daily: terms: apt: included. ELIZABETH
PpY PRTEdhE,r dhE,rMHs1Ss1rxcelent M sSslr opportunity
fErfzAHEfa f1IssAl1HsE Ea0G Powell We'll NJ s5sl: ..,n.
sie shoo E zABETa slas daaly PoRG SWELL 'sS s5l
GROCERY STORE, busy ne. location; 4.
reoa onIS nha 1ais mo with good wen
stocked; priced for immediate sale; owner
leaving, city. For further informat1on mat iaS anS
seN SBRfN t. MKRSssA nfKRsssfs oa M5s and
HOTEL. near Conn. ave. n.w.-63 rms, %
peonD04s: peom eaTases; RAJ % income. 81 500 mo- 100
permanent guests. For further details and
appt:. to Inspect; call Mrs Koch; a,,,Tssa wtn
f3aN s2aFsr j. esa MsSENNA ESe st Rw Re- sn 5s4
ROoMiNG HOUSE: ne; location.e2 apis.
sleeping rooms, baths ,nt;os rent; ss5 gnod mo
transportation; transi must sell due to illness
For further details and appt. to Inspect
cali Mrs. Koch. with JOHN j. MeKENNA
Realtor and Business Broker. l4@s Eye st.
BEAUTY & "a r ssiaaoor ssaor, excellent ne. location
with nicely. furnished apts.. booths
aa si6o mO for spt and shop
lease. Price, only $1,000; good terms
Must really see to appreciate. For details
and appt to inspect, call Mrs. Koch, with
JOIN T. MsKIENNA. Me- Realtq5 r. and sals Business
SMALL RESTAURANT, in downtown ,loca-
tion. 3-yr lease; rent. only $50 mo. With
good income; heat furnished. Price. S5.-
900: $1,000 down: selling due 70 illness.
spect, call Mrs. Koch. with JOHN j. Nc
KENNA. Realtor and Business Broker, 1929
Eye St NV. RE. 5345.
s LADY WITH excellent city refs; wouls
like to rent vacant house. about II
rms. in neighborhood west Of 14th St.
or buy out business that is reasonable;
like to do business with owner. Call ME.
1865 Sun: eve; or Mon.
ROOMING HOUSE. 9th st. NV. near F.
10 rooms. 2 baths; S75 rent: fair fIrni-
tmre; price $500; terms, EPW1N N,a6 1.
REsTAURANT lsmaiD. very clean: nicely
equipped, good location. near Government
bldgs Seats over 80: rent, $50: heat
fHTn snVn Da1ss sss only A:s9s 9nE sssI9E
400 { st. pf. 1926 pr rK; osss, sseo
week. Price only $4,000 ]: s. b.: wslk-ir,
mixed 1S5 s-s sTaae apt reRt sEMYE se ii i4oo
Sc. NV. DI. 1926 OF Fs. 0s6s.
Evening star., 1947-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES. typevriters, calcuia.
11STns ses fef sad co ssnsd ia RI 4tb
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. caIeul.-
Da efs 81 s ss' ewes. al saasas nass e. e. 4Sss REs:
ANTIQUES. ant. si1ysrxars; Sin in any conattisa:
!as l4tS and d stsJ NE. aS sore. J. 81 Nv
hishess Cash oFees E"aes Dsid Can H6RRarY Hn65nRaanrYs
BADLY IN NEED Of hgih-srade dropleaf
tables. secretaries, dining room and bed.
room furniture; also antiques. Me. 6876.
hon homes; WIN pay cash Or sell on commis.
iPn S 20 siTR I1Ens ans T sas5
porch furniture tn any amount wanted q
Eaasx @asssr Tas. RAbY sas Bye Il 'e please can
BOOKS BOUGHT AND sOLD-second-
press paid ~ sook oaznes1 sTosRs ssss
81 Books as 3 sobsHr Gs Gag soEb MP sssS sss
GEORGE FRIEND's BooKsToRE. sSs sth &
Inaax. g. n;w Ma a,,9 ,g4o2; Open evenings until s:
CAMEkAS-German camera and lenses and
sxeaaNE fsalpnsHt Evaates laia n. a4F CAMERA
Accessories bouEht at hishest prices.
bAEaNEE PHoIO CO; 933 Pa. ave. NV,
ekkA eRnGsss ps2s MNffD Il DSassss r.
Or reflex; Call MR.. WEISS, RE. 2434s
CL0TaING-Hisnsss prices paid for mems
NV. NJ, 37e7, open ewes. Win esil
CL0THING-Bettsr prices paid for men.s
used clothing HARRYa 1875 7th sc.
DIAMONDS, silver, gold We pay hishest
price. Ask FOR MIR. oPPENHEIMER. piT
DIAMoNDs. OLD GOLD. d,amond no.ks.
and wrist watches, initial, birthstoI,es. Ala.
mond Wedding rings; other jeweiry and
paid. NEW YORK JEWKiRY Co. TIC
7th st. NV.
tContinued On Next Ps1e5
Evening star., 1947-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AIR COMPRESSORS, a. "a and / hp..
sleesrie; aaSnG Sh gas9line 9d . HARDING PAINT
q q HAHPWARn M aHSG sSo1 Rhode Island ave.
AccEssoRHRs Acc fssoi for your camera. darkroom a
or monis outfit; largest selection Of cam
range finders, films, color dimss photo
(opp. Dept. Of Justice}. RE 2434.
ACCORDION, brought from Italy, new,
ssS6 sS6 easb as6 0fss g6x tTeele oqe-hass shift
trumpets, cornets drum sets. guitars. aes, etc,
sons T ese' JoRDas eANo Sones Co. at 1Si Sf
AbpRe 81 4; M MACHINE. lo-column capacity. ma
Ts5f ca RifsEiSs 9s1i Rsnd and cleo ass
Tod models 60, neg; Wv, immediate delivery. cAPI-
A6bSG Abb se MaeHINEs lag II aw i6key NA 4s5s s, e.c
trio, Remington-Rand and Barrett, 5000
YpEWRnF a9d WI inReaiase snNG deiiye,y GEMTE a
ar coNbrTioNERs, b I'll R al al tspes s1ee new and
RE sa iess Since rs rs s7s sms so sSz IsrRs n
AIR coNDiTioNERs. new e1 = for MoS home once nee
& or apt: immediate installation FRED
ERICK,S: M 39o5 I4th st. NV. Ia. 1000. 4
Al ak pssse pastS cs TnaSy o for sss
AIR coNDrTIoNERs. Gale and Pleasant.
aire, 1899 and later models accepted in
trade on rebuilt and repainted units with
qne-yesr guarantee; or We will rebuild any
Johnson Motors, Gale or Pleasantaire
models. Phone MA. 1916 or 1854 for de-
tails. III
AIR CONDITIoNERS, Pleasantaire. model
which has been stardard guestroom equip
ment at Raleigh and Shoreham Hotels:
guaranteed by the manufacturer for one
,A, yeaT IA, 1854 Or 5676. Iii
ALUMINIUM SCREENS, aluminium COM
bination storm windows. self-storing ia
nous pressure lock. lower sash slides:
last lifetime; protect your present win
COW frames from cracking or rotttng.
Phone WI. 1898 for free estimates. ROB
ERTSON BETTER HOMES CO., 721s
Wis. ave.
ANTIQUE cherry butler desk, family heir
loom; hooked rugs, crocheted bedspread
AQUARIUM SUPPLY Co.-Larse sale of
Ised tanks, All sizes: Give foods) Tubifex,
Daphnes. This sale will continue through
week END. including Sunday. ss27 Ga.
Evening star., 1947-04-30
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIoNs AND REMODELING. CONNER
Ss cal Sna Nn Pes6 Pesdentia three years to pay
o DR1vEWA2s HAsa3 paSs paffinc co areas ss
eoncres concrete driyeways ,walkways, Easements,
pqirSheS i1drEv apd vSS general excavation. COM
t9rs; Woe 5726, 81 4l43.
SShaSrkSIkk; SnSf NaTk nome repairs all
CEMENT WORK. uHaS Stone walls. val ho4SeM fiasstoBe
terraces. walks. chimneys, flreplaces: ce-
walls MARCUccIo, Rt n I, foi Horners 1saains Ianes
Rockville Md. Phone Rockville 1888.
CONCRETE, CEMENT WORK. footing,
oriVewayS. porches, basement floors, steps,
ola ana new work. c. GALEA, AT. 1854,
DRIyEwAYs and farm lanes, black top,
TES9ps W99P NC; vi ios3: 30
ssE!efS Esfys are c6 low our work is good A, R.
FLOOR SERVICE, Onoai noth,ns out the Ms best;
ING coNTRAGToRs, INC. 1872 Wiscon-
ssshL .ass s
f2isf R0FsosS co S0Fk RE- s6s s6
4art esNrRfHNG sSSe fHE 4RR snssnF @
HEaT1NGM~on s il furnaces ET nssS and oil burners
complete hot-water radiation systems with
gsTt sngtassrnE sTs top to pay. 10pkgR sERv1cE Sa
ENGINEERING Co, 1891 Ca. ave. GE.
IRoNWoRKwFi,e escapes, fire alarms,
code. DUPoNT IRON WORKS, 1Ise 'ns i 18th
ktTcHEssAstTesml,ne K II ga $Tss your old kitchen
tops entire jee done rom fse door Sns % eeI st
MODERN HONE CO MA 6TI0
kooL-vENT ALUMINIUM AWNINGS will
put roof over that patio, seif-storing
save fuel May "e we estimate? imam F0'hs BErTER ahs
HOMES CO.. 721s Wis. ave, Bethesda
on BURNERS, $50. plus install. immed.
in koR kR %ooRE No e e. Oeh eE ass s5sF' rx iO
PAINTING AND pAPERING EXPERT
ss sstnases 81 es aR 5RSw ped e
r fAffRiso faRf so oos osgS finishing. re-
PAISrISG. knSs, PaPEkfSG. Nh oors. ssoS wateTo so
Ffsf 1875 req aIssRf sesf pffas aaaoS fssS
REMODEL. modern,,e you, home now.
EFff issS free eo osssina:s 5aos w. NATIONAL NsTA
tsrial. Phone W, ,. TAYLOR. 81. a94s.
STORE AND HOME OWNERS for that re-
modelins and additions. Cali DAVIS &
FsAsS sS5s ye1sEans ter so q! their trade Phones
HYATTsVuIE CONTRACTING Co
Roofing, sidiEg, sHttering,. painting. paper
menti low monthly terms; for free esti-
sfs PIRMaNENT sss VA HoNs sdss SSgs Or syss
-.Remodeling from bsmt to attic; roof
ing, siding, screening. Free estimate
FtiA terms, WA. 652f, NO 9o5a, 2.
TRINITY HOME IMPROVEMENT Co
White asbestos and Insulbric siding-we
have 1t, We apply it; free estimates. Cali
PoRCHES MADE INTO ROOMS a special.
ty: b-icktex siding; electrical. plumbing,
wallpaperlng and general house improve
ments; est. gladly given; reas. prices, 3 to
3 yrs. to pay. WASHINGTON CONTRACT
ING CO. ia. 2133. Il
ADDITIONS, remodeltng, carpentry plumb
1ng, piasterfng, painting, ETC.: free esti-
mates. no money down. years to pay
HAMILTON CONTRACTING Co. RE. 44S7,
Evening star., 1947-04-30

HOME IMPROVEMENT COS Cent !.
KOOL-vENT ALUMINIUM AWNINGS viii
put roof over that patio, self storing
aluminium storm windows will keep your
present window frames from rotting and
save fuel. May we estimate2 BETTER
HOMES CO., 721S Wis. ave-, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1947-04-30

ARLINGTON filling stations e with
garage business
One auto body shop r. w. MULLEN,
81 Columbia pike. OK. 1882 till 9 D M
CoL0RED--Doctor or dentist, End & HI
sts. NV: q rms. excel cond.: desirable
for professional use: S125 per mo- r. A.
HUMPHREYS. realtor. sos N. Capitol St
MA. 6730. "a
Evening star., 1947-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

WASHERS. room coolers. sun lamps, etc.
RISTRICf ELECTRIC CO., 5023 Wiscon-
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. S22 e st. NV. National