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Evening star., 1947-07-04
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CAPABLE COLLEGE STUDENT; - BABY Sy s. =
ter, evenings or afternoons. BOX Zl4,H'
coILEGE JR. desires full or part time
employment as clerk-typist. Call RA. 1851
coELRGE e19ff : N; GIRL, colored wishes Job fol-
summer as CLERK nowisSHe or s%iteho9afd 1f ossT
eeaoSMiPPhhSioNmWomsn eaS iPhs ISps Rf Of refinement and
sgreeabie personality. capable and DE- &
pendable, desires position with lady, Dl
ec5oSaaPFoMETfR e5Sa E6sM sFt OPERATOR. : years ex-
perience, graduate Of business @ college rei, e.
fsfnsesd a.ssn ps1n' m lsmod
BERT, 1880 irving NV. Apt: e. AD 2s3s;
GIRL. colored' very peat p.s VANS csl w1fk pus a.
Ss sss,5i: sp Il no. 'gnfs
GIRL, colored, 25, neat, requires once Or
housework; any reasonable one5 OF sR I.
GIRL, coiored, reliable, .gh.w., plain cook
sun' sldas oT' TX Box . All 5noR, K star ur
HOUSE MoIHERt for srlsta. sirs .ehoSl %ethsT eT
NJ npTSss vrsld hoae .r Tennsa espsr WITH chldren
" Years In Iecrsation work; the best OF ssssfs'
EaDY. haT I"s,S Settled ED white, wants position,
isfsss MRs. h9u'AsHfIAsRP :. HARPEs ii West 10th st"
Richmond, Va. s,o.d
Children; WIN teach nandicrafts; city ref.
HnTHER H91 AND CHILD. white, 1s mos, old,
wish rm. and board IN excnsnse R,ns""
small salary. Ex. O34o. %
NTrsE, registered, desires position in doc
tors or dentists ONCE. Box 225-Ro star.
PRACTICAL NURSE would like a semi;
Invalid with some light housekeeping. Gan
M nQ0D
RREtcEEPTIoNIsr. Rt EPTIIoNIsr PIX operator, typist:
week. Cali after pm. daily. uN. 1905,
WOMAN, colored. exper. and reliable
wants s.h.w., good laundress ana cieAi.ef'
POsITioN in educational fsld desired
teaching or otherwise: recent d IN ~:
decree: English and geography; capable
typist. Box 302-R, Star.
Evening star., 1947-07-04
SALESMAN.

AGENTS WANTED-Lucrativea Arrangement
selling complete line aluminium ouildlng
products UNITED STATES PRODUCES
Calvert ave. l2600 JEFF Davis hvyo, Alex
aGnndNS1VaaassksRs andNS1aaa ssR WANTED, big commission
car essential; weekly advance. Call sH
LIFE LIFE INSURANCE, liberal commissions,
plus guaranteed salary. for sale and serv,
ice OF weekly premiums, monthly ana
regular ordinary life insurance. Ma og3o
sseaIIIEEssMANMPleasant seIIEs II. sPl outside worla SAL
airy and com; car unnecessary aryd expsrl- nnn11
tunity to make big money. see Mr kane'
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 7l9 7th st.
statesmen wanted BY established paper
and janitor supply CO. Experienced pre-
ferred but not necessary. Box 1861. Star
SALESMAN for combination LIQUOR and
grocery store: good wages, but hard work
and long hours, must be over Il ana ell
gible for bonding company. Box 24l h
SALESMEN-Ige mfg. concern has open.
ings for several aggressive salesmen, mus
have car; 3O-35 yrs. old; good education
experience in beverage industry preferred
but not essential. Reply giving ase. ex-
Eperience, education and other qualifications
sHIEsMAS-Drawins s5si against commission
good hours; should make over $50 week
mems wear store. MILLS CO., 9th and
SALESMAN. sts experienced in selling hous.
trailers, to sell one Of Americas most
eornmission. Commits % One of our ssIesmen has aver:
nSsA ssss sieseal eelR E.: :2ah aifihh Co. u hsass
Evening star., 1947-07-04
By George Weller
Foreign Correspondent Of Tns Star and
the Chieoqe Dolly News

SALZBURG, Austria, July Am
uneasy truce reigned at the Franz
Josef barracks yesterday as hun
dreds of Falestine-bound Jews COM
pleted their sixth day of sitdoWn re-
volt against the United States Army
Military police in gold-striped hel.
NETS passed the mo mans land" OF
the barracks yard only once during
the day in order to make sure the
water faucets were still operating.
Between 500 and 700 Jewish refu'
gees, cut of from Army food or
which they have been living fol-
more than two years. lined the win
dows of the four-story build '1e
topped by big German Army radio
towers. Their inner door still
heavily barricaded, they stared stub
bornly and silently at the troops
below.
Until last Friday they were Aus.
tria's best-fed, inhabitants, receiv-
ing 1900 calories of rations from
the United States Army plus addi-
tional food from American Jewish
organizations. They were. in fact
envied and disliked by the less we'll
fed Austrians from whom they are
guarded.
But this existence ended sharply
when, after repeated refusals by the
Jews to transfer to another camp
the Army decided to remove the
| food stocks.
Water and Light Cut Off.
On Saturday the Army also cut
off water and light, though these
were restored Sunday by order Of
Maj. Gen. Harry J. Collins, com.
mander of the western occupation
zone of Austria.
The Jews erected barricades tt
halt army trucks from removing
food and bedclothing and some
stoves. Women with babies barred
soldiers engaged in the removal
work. Men lay PROSTATE before
the trucks.
The Army eventually called the
military police. Armed with revolv.
ers and clubs, they were able to
overawe the besieged Jews with
out resistance.
The Army is struggling with a
mass movement from Poland and
Romania passing through Western
Austria to Italy en- route to Pal
estine. Nobody knows exactly how
many Jews are in these camps, be-
cause refugees from anti-Semitism
refuse to give their names, carry
identity cards, or reveal to the Army
any reliable census.
Army Resorts to Head Counts.
The Army is thus thrown back on
carrying out surprise head counts
like fire alarms without warning in
Evening star., 1947-07-04
HELP MEN and WOMEN

COUPLE, experienced, cook and butler,
with drivers license; go away in summer,
Washington in winter, $500 month, room
and sGsRRa Ws 1922 5oE canvass,
writing names for District Of ,Colgmb,i,a
ing Starting pay, SOC per hr.; additional
bonus paid on over production, Opport.
for permanent position for those qualifying
and free to travel. Write R. l.. POLK &
Co. e02 st. NV, RIM. 1O1s. Do not
MAN AND WIFE to manage small shen-
andoah Valley farm; Al crops in ground,
cows to be MIXED and cared for; D.
water; l quart milk, l hog, all vegetables
and fruits grown on place and $50 per
month. Farm work done with power ma
chinery, nave l work horse for garden
and light work. Must have some one at
once, as man now on place is leaving be-
cause Of sickness. Call or write. D. W.
GREGORY. 3511 14th st. NV, AID. O043.
MAN AND WIFE for small farm, wife to
keep house, husband to do general farm
work: refs. Phone Rockville 1929 all
BE- REsT TDV9as VOCAL INSTRUCTION if YOU sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members. No
charge. Give voice and phone number,
Box 369-K, Star.
EXPERIENCED COUPLE as caretaker-
houseman, cook, on modern country place
near Rockville. Md: attractive and modern
house furPbshea geoa saag
EARN EXTRA CASH! Part or full time.
GE 1891 Sat or Sun until pm. IS
Evening star., 1947-07-04
HELP WoMEN fcant.l

TAILOR. experienced on mems clothing
good pay. steady lob. Apply i1os F st.
TEACHER for bushes. Enrlish and eress
Roybs FhSythsnd; ,,ss shert hours; for vocation
apt eal ME- ssSs SUNDAY ] sSGa sffeFaoon Pao or
TRAINiSG TE.sf gSK suPERynsoR sts5 w.srEpExse,
lent opportunity ,,nn. for capable young
training in u2g.s progressive Virginia depart
ages S sss e. snd mas bsys
substantial retail experience and retail
be da.S to s MpS m
Please give detailed information il apply
a a p .sReDns eee cor
FINANCE CORP" P. o. Box 1474. Rich
TYPisT for book dept. of large wholesale
wk. Apply in person. 1121 9th st. NV.
TYPISTS for stencil cutting: extreme ac-
curacy and speed; electromstic experience
preferred. Call Monday, 134o N. Y. ave.
NV, 3rd floor.
TYPIsT-BooKKEEPER Type invoices
bookkeeping training required not over 80
years old; salary open. Erwin HoHENsEE
TD,i WaiTFFss RS K St hnniv nrwi uApruAN,s asrs
TAURANT, s236 Georgia ave, SH 5I6l
WAITRESS for lounge and coffee shop; al
ssFRs!IPs 4RATE,Rb Tsif5s Horr T. sn noSn till am
WAITRESS with A. 3, C.. card; daywork
good hours. good pay; must be experienced
Aepy Aops rd dt HI HILfREsT fR sGs REST a7l4 os0d
Is ay saSi ssoS Conn 5s
WWsAirREssEs,' 'V experienced white. Apply
2061 No. Wilson blvd, Arl, Va. Gil. 9575
MATTRESSES; daywork; sood sslagy- tlps,
WpA1TTREsssfE;s VA ats 81 ne;eelor.d, must be fast
conditions, good pay. Apply Mr.. SMITH
between 8 and IL Am. 2015 14th ST. NV
WAITRESS, white, for daywork must have
ref. 1442 Penna. ave. Sc.
MATTRESSES. experienced nightwork:
PssK pps hsEs AgG eSTd Apply e. sHEpHERp I.
WOMEN, white, for small manufacturing
plant clean, light pleasant and steady
work, 4o-hr. wk.; $50 wk. to start. l22ll
WOMAN with some practical nursing ex-
perience, care for semi-inyalid.. assist
with houseworA; refs. Box SIR Start
WOMEN, 80 to 35. for. small store. sell
and salary. Box 231 M. Star. IS
WOMAN wanted for general ONCE work,
5-day week; good salary; must be able to
type; pleasant surroundings in new build
pointment, call MR.. STEPHENS, AID. 1915.
WOMEN, who are interested in outside
ou ksep the entre dos Samples a
18th st: NV NE. 7765
Evening star., 1947-07-04
Spain 10 Vote July 6
But Size Of Majority
Is Only Question
by the kssoeioted Press

MADRID, July 4.-Spain will vote
Sunday for the first time in II years,
but without the benefit of the free
doms Of speech. press, organization
or assembly as a prelude to the
voting
They will pass ballot box judg-
ment on the "law of succession" de-
creed by Generalissimo Franco, ap-
proved by acclama ton in the almost
totally appointive Cortes and finally
submitted for formal ratification
by the people.
The law provides that Gen. Franco
Is chief OF state, a post he has held
since the start of the civil war. that
Spain is Kingdom" and that a
king or regent will succeed the Gen
eralissimo when he relinquishes the
reins because of voluntary retire.
ment, disability or death.
Size of Vote Only Question.
Gen. Frances followers, his op-
ponents and the men in the middle
all agree that the law will be ap-
proved. The only question is: How
many will vote and how big will be
the majority?
Although voting is obligatory by
law, the controlled Spanish press is
giving almost as much. emphasis
to the admonition that it is the
duty of every qualified elector to
vote as it is to the admonition to
vote yes"
All qualified electors who fail to
vote without obtaining an official
exemption before referendum day
are subject to penalties. The sta
tute. known as the election law of
1907, calls for the publication of
the names of nonvoters as having
failed in their civic duty. This con-
stitutes a demerit against public
jobholders. In addition, all non-
voters are subject to 2 per cent
surcharge on taxes, and II they hold
a government job, their wages or
salaries are reduced by one per cent
until the next election.
Among both leftist and rightist
oppositions to the Franco regime
there is talk Of staying away from
the polls. But without freedom of
speech, press or assembly, any Or
ganized action appears remote.
16,177,922 Eligible to Vote.
The government has announced
that 16,177,922 Spaniards out OF an
estimated 27OOOO0O population are
eligible to cast ballots. A total of
1855 voting places will be provided,
and not more than TOO persons will
ballot in any one voting place.
The election machinery set up by
Franco by decree is simple. Overall
control is vested in a national board
of electoral census composed of high
officials. Authority steps down to
provincial and finally municipal CEN
sus boards.
The only requirement for voting
is that a citizen be listed on the
electoral census taken in the late
spring of 1916. For the first time
all members of the armed forces will
vote. Previously only commissioned
officers were allowed to exercise
their franchise.
Twenty days following the voting,
on July 26, the national board will
announce the results. n, .s.
Evening star., 1947-07-04
PERSONAL.

SLIP COVERS, draper,es. bedspreads, van.
aErERHf1opNs IL fkiHsi p'Ts on al 90 lsass tfss garments
sEIMASlsT i WAVES, s.: .n.msoo .as
Flynn BEAUTY coILEaS. Isio g 5.
Jseg you .Hr Ms q srER R.s.s. es Ian 81 yss
LENDERS NC. Sso4 dsor9i. ave. ''
ssnt seryice free sss sstimstes Pe,a' %asH1SG WASH s
TON UPHoLSTER1NG CO.. 1909 st. NV.
RERHASENT; 81. snsmpoo and aage.
KHNSHK KfSbEhsxSTfs TTSstaTS 7sr,v..,
aa CAMP eATocfNoosSss ss's Jul, g. SRI.
8 to Is; Northern yirsinia: riding. swim.
rates: Cali MRS; JOHN HEtMBuRdER,
SAsY SsfS0T sfTTRs Ea yhoRs S.l
chaperons: licensed, bonded service. 81
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home; ne. or
&C co., yhl5f 81 q a:s4 sp0Fsf 81 Sss Ms or Va COX
PHOTOGRAPHS Of large sroups, parties,
ssisnss skids $40 cs Elk Bs ter appons
ENJOY YouR VACATIoS@Pfiaeeee ee'y Your in
fsnt or child in wellington Nursery. "a
hour supervision; tenced-in lawn for play
area: inspection invited; infants and chill
dren boarded by month; everything fur
nished for information. cali TIE. 1874.
LOVELY ROOM for convalescent lady.
Tray service Sligo $3.50, A.
CALL EN-. 1900 for radio dispatched cabs.
COMBINED CAB SERVICE. Door door
service day or night IL
DON'T BE JEALOUS of your neighbor's
new clothes They look so good because
they have been dyed by the dye work
specialist, EXQUISITE CLEANERS. Ga.
If YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO DYE, bet
ter give us try. You will hnd our dye
work the best you can buy. The dys
Ga at N H, GE A777
Evening star., 1947-07-04
German War Factory
Will House Display
BY The A.-Seiatsd Press

HANOVER, Germany, July A
German light metals war factory
being dismantled for reparations will
house the first big trade fair to be
held in the British zone.
The organizers hope that the fair
from August 10 to September 7
will attract about $4,000 foreign
buyers from America and Europe
and between 250, 900 and 100000 Ger
man visitors.
The object is to promote the
Anglo American combined zones
three-year plan for exports to earn
hard currency to pay for the upkeep
of the western zones-at present
costing British and American tax
payers many millions a year.
Available for Export Soon.
All the goods displayed by about
1000 German firms will be available
for export within year to 18
months. military government Off
cial said.
Items on show will include cleo
trical equipment; fine mechanical
and optical instruments; medical,
surgical and dental apparatus; light
metal products and hardware; gen.
eral, agricultural, building, printing
and food processing machinery; tex
tiles and clothing; ceramics, glass
and woodward; leather goods; plas-
tics and rubber products; pharma-
ceuticals, dyestuffs and chemicals.
Although entirely German organ
ized, the fair has the support OF
the bi-zonal military governments
and a bureau of the joint export
import agency will be established
at the fair to help in the concluding
of deals.
Will Be Housed in Barracks.
Foreign buyers are to be housed
in a barracks on the outskirts of
Hanover A feet of so volkswagen
(people's cars) will taxi them to
the fair in a factory in a pleasantly
wooded area just outside the city.
Entertainments are being ar
ranged and elaborate plans are in
hand for excursions to places of in
terest.
while they are here we want the
foreign buyers not only to see what
Germany has to sell but something
of what condition the country is In
today" military government Off
ciaI said. That way we hope to get
q better understanding of the prob
lens facing the occupying powers
and the German administration. "
Evening star., 1947-07-04
III. S. Forces Baked in Siege
ToOust Jews at Austrian & amp

order to keep control OF rations
rolls, fattened with nonexisten1
angels"
In attempt to persuade the refu-
gees-who are at least 80 per cent
zionist-to follow the food, the au-
thorities have moved cans Of meat
macaroni and other solids to Camp
Riedenburg, about two miles away
on the other side of Salzburg. This
camp housed 1900 transients during
the winter, but all except 1,027, &C
cording to last weeks head count
have slipped through the Brennel
or krimmel mountain passes te
Italy and Jewish secret embarka-
ton centers near Genoa.
The Army has been trying to per-
suade the Frapz Josef insurgents tc
enter Riedenburg and take the beds
of passengers who departed on the
Palestine underground. But fami-
lies with children, remaining In
Riedenburg, have spread themselves
out and are unenthusiastic about
sharing their space again.
The Army has issued fat orders
that all camps Of less than 1000 oc-
cupants, must be combined. A new
"pay as you go plan," under which
the United States taxpayers pay
cash for future housing In Austria,
forces economies on the Army whose
quarters are generally cut.
"Place Holding" Suspected.
The unofficial Army view is that
the refugees are baking at doubling
up on last winters standard, be-
cause they wish to hold open more
places on the Palestine underground
railroad through Austria.
The Franz Josef rebels already
have offered tunnels within one
hour" if the United States will
guarantee their entrance into Pal
estine.
Some Army officers hold that
Franz JoSefites are keeping places
open for their comrades, because the
Army officially cannot receive any
more newcomers in the camps ex-
cept in urgent compassionate cases
Among Austria's approximately
100000 wanderers, Jews formerly
numbered 10000. Through secret
emigration this number has shrunk
to about $1,000.
The present tangle is so serious
that Rabbi Philip Bernstein, chief
adviser on Jewish affairs to the
United States Army commanding
general, has been summoned to
Vienna to confer with 1t. Gen.
GeofIrey Keyes about what shall be
done to meet the revolt at Franz
Josef.
Some Army circle are fearful that
a cry of persecution" will be raised
in the United States. Nothing has
so far appeared in the Army news
papers.
(rnnvrjpht 1QASl
Evening star., 1947-07-04
SALESMAN {Cont. J

SALES REPRESENTATIVES, t2), age 21 to
35, for position with 72-year-old concern
Entirely new organization program in
Washington and Virginia, makes this ex-
ceptional opportunity for neat-appearing.
money minded individual. Experience not
necessary. Immediate high earnings, car
necessary Your reply to Box 1871, Star.
giving particulars and telephone where you
may be reached will be answered immedl-
SECURITY SALESMAN, with active Glen
tele liberal commission and drawing ac-
count, plenty of leads and cooperation.
See MR.. KAHN or MR.. BROWN. RE. s676,
SELL TIRE X, sensational new auto ac-
cessory; initiates tires instantly, puts out
Ares; no motorist should be without: sells
for S4.95; your commission, SI.25 sales
men me making $40 to SIS daily in spare time
oPsNING H Fok Man Sla qused iii d TO- s UP
tial, home heating experience helpful; good
money-makng connection with exclusive
dealer for world famous Chrysler Airtemp
automatic gas, oil and coal heating, equip
ment. Newest, most modern air-conditioned
showrooms in WASHINGTON. Lead-produc-
ing advertising support through one OF
largest national and local automatic home
heating campaigns. Complete staff OF
specialists Company has established rep
utation locally for three generations In
appointment VIM. BORNSTEIN & SON,
INC, End and Kennedy sts. NV. IA: $500.
Evening star., 1947-07-04
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, remodelng. carpentry, plumb
ing, plasterins, painting, etc: free esti-
HSisi R9 GeasE dSSn o ss'ih = s
ASPHALT pRlyEwAYs, .,s. pstyat., I'll FEpssY,. ID
be49; prompt service. free estimates. 27'
BRICKWORK, expert workmanship. Chin
sDasi eSEeSfi
bRIckWoEk' goschPsss;. steps piers Es, re: re:
ssmss cEMFNr cS Work B. sf9ne 3sT RsH EH slSs asrts
terraces, walks. chimneys, t1replaces; ee-
meq poTchHsS rs,anns ssak ss
CoNcRErE ciiSi RP CEMENT WORK. and tootinys,
driveways. porches, basement hoors' steps
old and new work. C. GALEA, ia. $3.50.
laying, sanding, finishing. cleaning. par"
SS SSes asufs fNe isis Wson
HEATiNGWoiI furnaces and oil burners.
complete ho.-wster radisti9n systems SsuS win
RNd1NEERiNe Enc iaEzasSsss CO. ssaH ga ga sVs dE
kiTcHfNs IiSsc 81 %s3oSDDERN1zEp, s3SDDE floor to ceiling
we feature the famous .4.. .l1ss
nolesm sink tSps Fs
RFSINF1SG; REMF &c. cNxAkpffSSfRYrr.. "A fShfGR estimates.
reasonable rates. Phone HI. .026l-J. ,-5
PAINTING and papering, moor SANDING,
waterproofns. root rep: white II nrn mschs;;;
EEAM1LToN, EpaF: T9fk' AS fs' sig: aS&0' oiIehNi
PAINTING. paperlng, plastering. floor re.
a.sfs sARco 'Ts5iGns HoMG sEsST CO.
FA FASTi@ Is M NAfgRN Sssf svfs RGSSG ooP
ssners a home snR tms TX s5as
PAPHR fGsfaEANS faEANSGIEG Ssa1 AND ID RAiNTlNG, WORK
guaranteed: estimates. THE DECORATIVE
FHompF sRSh F. SERVICE. remodellns red.soras.
I1s gHEYs FspafS co, f9d 81 ssaas ssHsn' WORK a. ~
terms; aa free ssstmsts. NkTioNAI. INsTAHLG *
LATIOE CO. 65O2 Wis ave WI 1900.
SCREENS Metal framed and storm sssn
Combined or separate. AIR coMFoFl
s2ii ssa2iisaInS aifsfs sssS nSD SIDING = Asphalt
types Of BUILDINGS; ali work under super
p{S!Sa periehce g! ' NEW SURFACE RooFINd Co.
LET M is REMODEL that attic. spare are, room s,Ia
and 't neat and Workman-like manner. We
are skilled in all types Of remodeling ana
decorating; for estimate without obligs-
1ien sss GSll M = Gbss, 3. DOVE 'F' q CO. 4so'
Roofing, siding, Euttering, painting: paper
ing: ali wcrk guaranteed no down pay
ment. low monthly terms. For free esti-
mate call WA S4s6, days or ewes
Evening star., 1947-07-04
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, type"rle[S, pu
ueraIf Dortsbies; s est IS yrs OFFICE MAcHIsEEs
,I,s MAeHiSks I'M lns s.eu.vor Sas s cleaned s
RE- aE 1i77. 14S UNITED TYPEwRrrER CO.
ssiEnmtSuM sia 1tsh Il RRoSoF COATING, guaranteed,
times thicker than paint; auto insuletlon'
RRw s91sFAGG e f e ses5ffiiA s'sSr So ST.
BRIcKLAY1NG--r!replsess built, ,spssiErssss' pssEss
5s@oPs5ffd s4a oss4f,nd A p FAoNaNs ss afsar Gsiss
paired and rsfnishsd grssss;o rsss; rooms bar. snd
PGasfssss' Ps4MrRa sstffrAlFssiS stf rs ssHs 10th ST. ~
fEE dkfSEHT kkfSsTSi,a NC. .shour "a; t7i. i..srv..
fsss1fe S.s4I5, Is Ssss SsSs'!5Ss sSs sss rnoS
CxRPENTER.-Porches,,, per.itionssi, ns,,. sas- no
fns5S; Isbis ''Ste g. VI h1iseSsE iNoWEti ioos St: ~"
GExxRf9fS1fRE Gx 9eS1f r. cement 4ssst work psinsas .eos
g9Tki 9TsMaS prSnP5 an6 6sS SoUeTesE eTes No STAT
Complete, ssmodslins' Te:sli
DENTAL snq ttfHSRsWGRf4 tHRmf5fRif14 fspa'sfss RR 1sfs OF ~
ceIAlRPENTRY, CARP PAiNTfNG. 1s:-eiass me
shan concrete potes'I .Sax fnsnsS Co. s'ftsss iss
CARPENTRY, ROOF PAINTING, sreen-
Gs Ell HR sfEe, sWAVS sgsiEn' bI sdaG aSn' .sf
CLEANING OF upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revoiutionaery ,r pfoSSss. Snn:
Il Mr.: s0gRF eRUEE9 fTa no@'I sag time o No. sosf
CRANE xSD q. qLtM s,ad. shell rYsE isEy'esRdas1 essRds
fa7st101 fa7a0 Georgia OF ave, Silver Spring. Nd.
fkrG1RlcAL Eli CIR coN1KAcIoE a,s,1g. SG,.
ffnEcfRIcSI ST eHhsetsI REPxiRs, wiring and e!se;
mg s5f ipDStsps9r XpVANcE rErRc &c RICE as0 4s5
MHIEcHRiCAL TT SERVICE, motors, appliances
and washing machines o, IewindinFf frs eng ass e
ELECTRIC WIRING. commercial and resi-
dental 9ld and ars1s n1s NEG RFoA hEaTR1sc EhEEcTR1c
able and immediate service. Call hillside
2PIooRs PIcoaos sANDED and anish,d, el;aned
ffo ffo6k 81 TAyh9R TsAAE6Ise w Asb 5ls2 lss22r1srsHiNa
TAsiER FLOOR SERVICE. Dial MA, o46e
fTuRSIrURR Fl RSi Z REPAIR work m my type;
s{7 s?5s p :;R,,iA isS?s{,
INC. Jlb Stn 81. NV ne foor'
HOME IMPROVEMENTS, est. 80 yrs.
Painting and paper!ng, 80 months TO pay.
fa HonEs fay fasrED fis F1A2sikRE6 P1A2sik NIasnodesd
Metal roofing. floors and general house
cleaning our specially, Cash OF terms as
low as 1870 month. UNITED HOME
fMMEDIATE MN DELIVERY or Bendix and
other automatic washers; LOCATION OF ma :
china surveyed In advance. Service on az
SERVICE. 32S-A Kentucky ave Sc Al.
INTERIOR PAINTING and tinting Of al
colors also paper hanging and plaSterlne'
foor cleaning and waxing; all work guar
anteed We are now ready 70 do your loo;
Call FIR 4s0s for estimate, pm. 70 800
PAINTING, papering Kem-Toning, plaster
HULME, days. Ho. 1929; ewes, Ho. 3461
PAINTING and general repairing. 1st-
class mechanics Roof repairing and paint
ing: screen repaired. RA. 2036 --12
PAINTING, interior decorating, exterior
| 20 years exper; free estimates; rne work
| NE. 1894. j, D. MAPLE. o.
PAINTING, residential, commercial. brusl
or spray; paper hanging and paneling
to 10 pm. THOs. B. MURRAY.
PAINTING AND PAPERTNG-We go vir
ginia, MARYLAND and {; G.; estimates free
money" All work guaranteed. IA. 1852
PaINrING-speciaIizs Ksm-Tonins; nm!
work: special low prices now WA S9i 81. .
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