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conceived the brilliant idea of in- viting several German defense at torneys to dinner at the Grand Hotel, where Germans generally are denied admittance.
 Judge Shake presided at the trial of the I. G. Farben indus frialists, who operated one of Hit ler's chief war industries, and who also conducted one of the most atrccious slave-labor camps.
 It's significant that the I. G. Farben defendants got off with light sentences.
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NEW WYOMING SENATOR

Gov. Lester Hunt of Wyoming, newly elected to the Senate, is the only governor in U. s. history who IS dentist. He began, however, as a baseball player Born in At lanta, Ill, Hunt became a star on the high-school ball team at a time when some of the small towns of Wyoming were baseball crazy, and the town of Lander, Wyoming, enticed him from Illinois out to the
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NEW FARM PROGRAM

Secretary of Agriculture Bran nans farm experts are already sharpening their pencils to rewrite some of the farm legislation passed by the 80th Congress.
 And though farm policies have not received as much publicity as the famed Taft Hartley Act, the new farm program is going to be just as important to about one thi,d the people of the United
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20 YEARS AGO TIT {fME EMPIRE
NOVEMBER 13, 1923

John Eband management of the AB Dance Hall the on Saturday night the
 working for the Ladies' League Bazaar Smith, John Mills, J. R. Iangeh F. A. Gawas H. Mcconnell Robert Fraser The High at the bazaar and Ruth Lunde reading Glen Edwards duet Alex Dunham to sing old melodies
 fairly thick the pond in the basin bv the the of the Unalga were, give it a test
 Mrs Charles Rapuz returning home in Skagway the Queen
 the local board Of U S. Steam boat Inspectors was passenger Seattle
 travelling Armour Company arrived n Juneau the Queen several days before continuing his sales route
 "A; low 22 cloudy.
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LEGION TO HOLD
 GAME PARTY; TO
 BUY WHEELCHAlR

So that a little child may have wheel chair to use after he is discharged from the Mt. Edge cumbe Orthopedic Hospital, the American Legion will give a party this evening at 8 o'clock in the American Legion Dugout. Games will be played and prizes awarded at the party. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS nnsUsED: we planned taking Omit ON
 NdISPRONOUNCED Paaal. Pronounce paa shal first syllable
 OFTEN MISSPELLED Accompaniment; the Cs 
 SYNONYMS: Pungent, acrid, biting caustic stinging
 three times and Is yours Let vocabulary each Tody handling matter
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States. Here are some of the moves to be launched as soon as the new Congress reconvenes:
 l. Cancellation of the 80th Con- gress ban against the Governments additional grain-storage space. This ban was sneaked into the farm bill by ex-Congressman Roger Slaughter of Kansas City, whom Truman once purged. Because the Government can't acquire storage space. it can't take up sufficient grain and wheat, and many farm CTS have to sell below parity.
 ?. President Truman will order EC Administrator Hoffman to stop buying grain for Europe through private companies. This chiefly benefits Argentina and for eign grain brokers, costs the U. S. more.
 3. Senator Grammar will press for ratification of the international wheat treaty, guaranteeing Ameri- can farmers stable foreign mar ket This was vetoed by the 80th Congress.
 4. Grammar will urge both a permanent price-support program for farm products, plus controls through acreage limitation. II farmers start overproducing any single commodity, production could be cut by reducing price supports were it not for the fact that this hurts little farmers, who can't compete with big farmers. For this reason. production controls nave to be kept for standby use 5 Because of the meat and milk shortage the Agriculture De- partment will encourage more pro- duction of beef cattle and dairy cows. This will be part of a new program to increase the variety of fam products, instead of a few basic war products.
 6. Soil conservation, crop insur- ance, rural disqualification and ru- ral housing will also be part of the new farm program.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE kggRrRrA Bg LEE

wedding small affair and relatives 
 A. necessary.
 would the a she troducing another girl to boy?
 A. Mary S Mary Smith," e.  A. would exceedingly presumptuous
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NUREMBERG's SOCIAL SEASON

Some interesting things have been taking place at Nuremberg, where high-placed German war criminals are supposed to be on trial for their lives. not enjoying the winter so- clal season.
 However, the wife of war-crimeS Judge James Morris of Bismarck, N. D., has frequently invited Bar oness von Schnitzler to the U. s. Army PIX, despite the fact that the Baroness husband is i'll jail charged with committing ghastly war crimes. Chatting together gay ly in public, the two women act as if they were bosom friends.
 Another jurist, Judge Curtis G. Shake of Knox County, Indiana,
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LOOK and LEARN s&y 4, c. GORDON

being per cent lerate? What proportion of American families live apartments? minerals predomnate What frequently referred to "barnyard golf? a thousand ships?
 ANSWERS Finland per B. Calcium and phosphorous. Horseshoe pitching Helen of Troy.
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scientist seems to be working toward the solution of al 1.-the worlds troubles from nentirely angle He is trying to produce fire that will consume air soil rock and water
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MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. lA7 SECOND and FOURTH as,t. Monday of each month <N Tn Scottish Rite Temple N& beginning at 7.30 D. m. ~ rN WILLIS R. BOOTH W Worshipful Master. JAMES w LEVERS. Secretary
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The Washington Merry-Go-Round
By DREW PEARSON

fContinued from Pare Che,
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TIDE TABLE
NOVEMBER 13


 , TIDE TABLE D NOVEMBER IA , High tide, 0.23 am, 14.6 it. ; Low tide, CHA am, 3.2 it. E High tide, 1928 pm., ITO it. } Low tide, 18:49 pm, CA it. !, NOVEMBER 15 , High tide, 1:01 am, 15.2 1t. , Low tide, 6.49 am, 3.1 1t. , High tide, 12:51 pm, 17.6 it. } Low tide, 1922 pm, ~0.6 1t.
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Conant's Training Plan

Cincinnati Enquirer) James B Conant, President of Harvard, has cone out with military training proposal whch-f nothing
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Erband had taken over management or the AB Dance had retained the play the on Earle Hunter the former manage
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,

ADDITIONS AND ASPIRATIONS to resi-
built homes; plans and permits with con
s ssss. o estimates m set free j. g. YOUNG TR
aTTfIcs rfAisHED-Remodelins: estimates ma
Iurnished free. Call Sligo 394a. W. D.
BGiLDER- coNTRAcToR-oeneral repairs
OF al kinds: bars and recreation rooms
g, speciality. CARL W. SNYDER Jr.. GE.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. nasstone
s Terraces; walks ehimneys repls cement
snas OF HoEnsis sas ROCK
S5s Re thSaf nocky WoRk 5ss tootna
dr!yeways. porches; bsmt. floors, steps. re-
tanning walls; old and new work. C,
ffook s s We pu, the .S Dsss
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning par.
ING IN s SesTF SS 25i5 INC" 1872 Wssoa'
5S3s ss|fE
NEW BATHROOMS installed; old bath
Ete6ens ssrea s Te5k gas Sa.r
oRASAHafs l0I IRoS SSi hA1LNcs 5uTelar
aa grill Ppstes me5s
nc Phone A 81. s4s9. i ouick w servIcs.
kEMo5ipSh,nn1 'S your CLOSET or s @ls
or powder room. Let US help you; est.
m mates gwen tree j; SHAPIRO. Reg
REMoDELING, ireprooflng, roofing. siding,
general home improvement work, cellar to
root small monthly payments if desired
Call ST. 1856 for free estimates Ma
IlONAL DECORATING CO.. s02 18th
STORM WINDOWS, clear heart Calf red
wood: custom made year-round. combina-
ton Selt-storing storm windows, as low
as SO - Installed. ALL WEATHER
MATERPROOFING WET CELLARS. walls,
floors: masonry repointed; roofs repaired ;
low prices; guaranteed. NEVINS, LII
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING CO.
Painting. papering, roofing and siding; all
work suaranteed; monthly terms; free esti-
mates. WA. 1886, days or evenings 81
CALL THE HYDALE CONTRACTORS today
for reas, estimates on all home improve
ment and remodel jobs; attic rms, addi-
lions a specially. WA 1887, UN. 4241.
AskEW's HOME SERVICE Painting.
paperhanging. floor sanding; undermining
bSmt to roof: reaS. OR. 1900 23'
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bRESsMaKING. ALTERATIONS : Take
advantage of reduced prices for Ausust;
york guaranteed l4as Park I'd. n.y. n.y.
bREssMAKER's AND TAILoR's supplies,
notions, dry, goods, fur cloths; yard goods
buttons made belts and 9ures maze efo4e I'VE we
day. RIDDLES, zoos Fla, ave NV. -DU.
SLIP COVERS. draperies professionally
manship guaranteed. ST; 1000. 10
ALIEhAeT1oNs dressmekins MSS esnf Rf e5RsSs
aoo4 Fla ave. NV DU $3.50. 16'
nngervave. SOC No appointments An
G5f s0ps Il aeVe coEaE so st
KiDDlELAND nursery kindergarten re;
opens its fall season on Sept. :. Trained
groups, individual attention. HealtnfuI,
happy living In the country, sH. S973
LET DIR. DELLA LEDENDECKER's wonder
full hands rub your aches and pains away
3025 o st. NV. MI 1120.
GOV. GMPL; desires woman passenger be;
tween Lee highway, mile beyond Merrif1eld
TO 5:l5. Phone Fairfax 24-W-2. IL
WILLIAMS ioLmsTIy opp9s Ses May0ver
ALTERArioSs on ali ladies' garments:
s1empf am eeiens service gS open ewes
DENTAL TECHNIClAN--JOsE RICE
Prompt service on dental plate repairs
sos 14th st NV. l4th and MA 0113
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, dag
and boarding; 18th season opens Sept l.
Sunday and weekday registration, 10 am
daily transportation door to-door", ho1
lunches. Approved BY MARYLAND State
Board OF Education. Literature mailed
upon request. 9401 Georgia ave, SH. 1914
RADIO STAR introduces you; voice rec.
ords; speaking scripts; trains for radio
Cal MA. -424 days; WO. 325S teves)
2O'
VACANCY for an elderly person in small
rest home Lovely grounds, porch; best
Vienna Va 44R-I oAt
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 1co,,-

sd Ns a sakf5 IDEAL oSns nDp a
unlimited possibilities; practically all new
EQUIP. For further information, BUSH
Va faAt CAN e oW. EOS sos5 so'' Ha'i0 si's Afi'
FROZEN CUsTARD, business with sand
wien grill. well equipped, located in heart
| getter low rent; owner desires immediate
sal to sRa has has p pas acc9Fdinsy
ave; approximately 5000 weekly; only
s.; nv ~ Di. o5o1. EYES, MI. weinreb
BAKERS. NoTIcE-wholesale and retail.
4 trucks, complete. plant, $4,000 sales
+ Ss
K ST; NV. D1. 6501. Ewes, Mr.. Weinreb
DELiCATEssEN and variety. near Penn
ls.b,, AUERBAcH & CO., 1924 K st. NV
Will vi I'' TRADE $4,000 equity in cIose-in
suburban Md bungalow for going business
herd 5746 any time except Sunday after
LIoUoR sroRE-First offering; down
hAKR2 'f 6REiS Isl 0P Sis n Bond 5sd
FARTHER WANTED, worrying or silent,
of o aH' p asns 60 'ss snd E Bss
II"
II INTEL EST-Downtown tavern for sale.
| Purchaser to work as bartender and man
ager. Purchaser pays $4,000 cash with
balance of purchase price paid from,
cash investment; exp. unnecessary; ref
| erences. Box 320-M, Star. LIZ
DRY CLEANING WANTED - Wholesale,
5oHSsoN chEaSERs R hayes ave. :.
FOUNTAIN FOR IEAsE-Nearby Ar.
shopping center; doing $500 wk. Can be
improved Experience and reference re-
CURED. Box 29-M, Star. -17
DRESS SHOP on Conn; ave, in ideal re-
tail location; .1947 sales over $4,000;
194s, sales holding up well only expert:
eneed operator need Inquire eHAIKENN
DRUGSTORE FOR sALEmpoSnt9wn 10,
agents; must have $50. 200 cash Tor down
payment; Write Box list, Star. 23'
10th ST. NE, NEAR H-Why pay good
will? Corner store and apt. above; newly
redecorated Excellent business section,
/ Terms. DIENER, ENRICH g. CO., l424
K st. NV, ST. 1881.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLLEGE STUDENT desires opportunity to
board and room. Excellent references
coUPIE with one child wants small base
ment apartment in exchange Tor vile
services. will consider care of one child
bREss2Ak1SSGSa. s design, remod., alssEa.
tons: ave gowns speciality; reas. MiSs
BERT. 1890 Irving W.. Apt. 4. AID, 223e
GIRL. colored. would like part-time. eve
ninss; fountain work or light cleaning,
GTRL, eoiored neat. clean, desires a posi-
ti:n: fountain sd counter d fsM4 WORK
assyHEEfRl. EFF Fl. o5o7-
ss 5 solGass %'nss oo hrs
REcEPTIoSIsTSPref. part time; discrim-
ibility. gen. ONCE exp, incl: pay roll and
limited tipping, knowledge of int. dec and
spanish MI 1884 u,,t. vouro is able
ii q .sfd gS s5e Education 70 years
isss sf, Work. 5-day wk. DU> 1866. IT
slres Embassy position. Box lot, Star.
SECRETARY. executive. export specialist
Former Govt. export licensing othcer all
Comm0dltleS' Will conSlQeI ouei pIlNasc
shorthand, typingo and debating ntu eaulp It.
compensated. VI. 3479. 49,
PHOTOGRAPHERS, experienced, fast. accu-
rate as vacation and sick leave replace
ments or part-time secretaries. RE. 05l L.
srENoGRAPHER-r you are in need Of
a competent stenographer or typlSt for
vacation requirements or to take care OF
s ss4s overflow call MRS pEFLoF FL pE'
YOUNG LADY. intelligent, smart appear
ance. wishes an interesting position in
meeting the public. interested in interior
decorating selling in bookstore or POSI- posi-;
ton that offers something besides general
once routine: excel personal and business
references. Please call oV 306s.
YOUNG LADY desires baby sitting position
IN evenings; references. NE. 1000, Ext. 255
weekdays: After 8: Hobart 32i IL
BY the day; ironing only. Call D1. 1878.
COMPETENT TAILoREsS desires work.
suits, coats and matching hats made to
order Alterations. AT. $4,000.
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SITUATIONS MEN (cort.

INDUSTRIAL construction and Mantle
hAnee electrician, light and power, 25
S,s ..,, s,Teey.snes' desires permanent JOB.
NAN wishes Job TO work at night as janitor
q bakers helper. from II to am. IA.
NAN. eelor.d. desires odd Jobs cleaning.
painting. etc. Also has machine for wax
Ing floors. Ak. 5000. J. pADE.
Man, colored. desires position of truck
driver. porter or general handy man. Call
DE. 1888, J. r. FRAZIER. 49,
NAN, eolored. desires work / pm. TO 10
I'm. experienced worker any kind. Phone
MEoHANIcAL ENGINEER. 3 yrs. tool and
die design, 2 yrs. sales exper desires po-
sltion in WASHINGTON area; hours and SAL
sry secondary to future possibilities. Box
fANTfk. nrst.cla.s; willing to work by
the hour day or week; experienced on in
sids or outside york. Glebe 0577.
TINE CHECKER, payroll. cost acct: and
sen. ONCE work 10 yrs exp. ip heavy
const.; excel references. Available al
Sci sRskNs Gz E s3 as prootT as
or copyholder. veteran, 2 yrs. college, 4
yrs. experience; nonunion. Box 52-T
BEsiRE POSITION Grocery. variety
LIQUOR. drugs. Phone IA. ,50s2. 1S'
TEMPORARY work wanted q wks.) by
vet. college student; exp. salesperson, cler-
teal or driver. WA. 4034.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
COOK AND GENERAL HOUSEWoRK Not
over 40. References required. $50. Lave in.
Upstairs rm. and bath. Box 92-S, Star.

COOK AND GENERAL HouSEWoRK. Not
over 40. References required. $40 Lave IN.
COOK AND G.H.w, white. wishes full or
Dsy %s 5pc h and AT
and cleaner. wishes daywork at SIS and
eaEfare per day; reliable. MI. 6702
WORKER; eo city ref. a"t No. 400 Oa'
fsfeTences. RIA. 1861
fues . fSI01 Wed. "l De- s6Ss csi ID 0 to
GrkL: colored, wants days work. M ta
GIRL, colored, wants part time or fun
tims work. no cooking Gsil Hudson I.h4s s4So
GIRL. colored. neat and reliable. Al
refs. wants days work OF any Kind
GIRL. colored, exper., desires ghw. or
elevator operator. Call FIR S63a
Cir SfaL, H eoior ,dol' wishes s.hw. for Sat
GIRL. coiored, wants part or full time JOB:
4 necessary AK, 7693.
couple preferred AT $3.50
WOMAN. colored. desires nursemaid work
Mon. through Fri. $50 an to 6 pm
WOMAN s M co 1o Wants rs days or part
1905 bet. $40 and $40. $780,. ., =,
4 my LA NGG' AND ND 4 GIRL, e colored. want
!iyein Jobs: lady as shy s gns COOK To-
lsSs reg aI for as %e dsys Ik aia
1 ars w oas s sns END d ref aaHe
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

YOUNG COUPLE want ride Aug. 81 or 80
vic. Buffalo or return from Montreal Sept,
$3.50. Apt. 502 after $50 pm IL
gR1vING JACKSONVILLE, FLA: Fri; or
So: one way: Sl3, Box 97-T, star 49,
Young MAN, college vet Will drive you
TO West Coast or vacation travel any,
where after Aug. 90 IN exchange for ex-
penses; best references. Call RE. 740O,
Ext Ls1497. S am to 4 30 pm, NORRIS
HAAS is.
LEAVING AUG. 20, for St Louis; 40 Pack
ard; take :! men or couple 10 help drive
and share expenses Call VI. o5o4 after
LEAVING THURSDAY for Los Angeles
student: convertible, take l passenger
Call WO. 1898.
WILL SHARE EXPENSES and driving 70,
ride, vicinity of Boston, Aug. 20 or II. OF
deliver your car any point en- route cen.
trail Maine. Wo. 1855 after 8.
PASSENGERS WANTED to New Orleans
leave Aug. "A or %. in 194S Plymouth
refs. EXCHANGED. co. 1928 evenings, -1a
YOUNG MAN desires ride to MINNEAPOLIS
or vic: share expense or driving; will exch
refs IA 500. after h:30 p m liz
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typevriters. Galley.
l''sE' SSsHai sna aslS M dsn' e. 81
ADDING MACH. typexritsrs: eslsuIatcrs
price. ME. 1886: CO. 46a5 ewes. Sunday.
MISUNDERSTANDING, bric-a-brae, CHINA
glassware. rugs. silverwars., palnntllnss;
hiShess sash sssa prices paid Can MURRAY
ANTIQUES, bric-a-brac, china, silverwars
s. 's"f5S sss iHsiss ssS
BEDRooM. dining room or contents of
a asne TA wy aa5 Bsy sisep pm 40 GE v i4fs
Lslsa: contax Roileia.s ana other s.Sa
sSEss Y sHof Fe"S co. sss Penn ave:
ssS n %sss sss. ssrN
s SES Sh RsS' 81 js.s sss r. ns
snents: etc, MORRIS PAWNsRoKERs
SALES: 100 FLORIDA ave. NV: MI 89i4.
CLoTHINe-Hirnest prices paid for mems
sssa es1an ss7 sEs 5S.s s., as VIII IN e. If
catches and discarded ievelry- Cash paid.
f fE OIL s TaNk my soosa sal espaeity and and
battery ti,a ao shs a0T BY small home oS.er.
FUR MFise c s0x eo wishes to buy fur
coat; in good condition; not too old:
size 20 or 3s-4o Write Box 5e-S, Star.
FURNlTURE-House, apartment or sinsls
o,fce highest w cash 81 PRICE n1ns prompt removal
T FuRNITuRE ~" Waited nt 0 Maple or mahos.
twin bedrm,' dining 5m.' secretary chest
FUkNiT0RE-Youre entire household con
tents or odd PIECES: highest prices; 3; Z.
TkS HxGH o 7 To BUY sen :noa AT 1 for
rooms Also sood piano. Call evenings.
s Fl St.ss 1.s BY ss ; s..s.: sSn
g 5pSes So ST. and y.
G CAS- Nj kEEFRsiHG sEE wanted, in 40 5000
i%S apt Can y5 RA go cold pl.tnSm
tsesh. dIse.rded iewelr ~ We pay cash, <:
KAHN INC, % years At sSs St; nv
NEw sf!.i wA hNSims' Hsh e price.
Dad D6 tor iSSsi Raa
aaS e co., a ISL st, s.S. 81. s9o7'
NEWSPAPERS WANTED - Highest prlc,s
~ ss a 81 ; SSk CO. ECO
PIANos-Grand, upright, spinet, or apt.
SCRAP IRON WANTED-Hishest prices
paid for scrap Iron, scrap metals. house
rags and auto batteries. If you cannot
deliver your secumulations. please phone
us. ACE JuNK. CO., 1920 Georsia ave.
SCRAP IRON, cast iron, So per, 100
pounds: auto batteries, $2.75 each; house
RAGS, 81 per 100 pounds, delivered to
warehouse Hshsit grsss paid , ios
auto batteries. II you cannot deliver your
accumulationS, please phone US. WASH
INGToN RAG & BAG CO. 2l5 L st. s.w.
SEWING MACHNEs-we buy all types,
repair hemstitching. buttons covered,
pleatlng; no nth ST. NV" RE. 1900
WANTED-Better grade Of household fur
niture. antiques and once furniture. Ma.
$500: evenings. GE 6447
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and accumulators
of scrap iron. auto batteries and scrap
metals. see us before you sell. We always
pay the highest market prices. WASHIN0-
TON RAG & BAG CO.. els st. sw, Dl.
An INTERESTED in buying silvervare,
any condition: chins brio Al sro 1891, old
1895 G st NV. Sterling 1895
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont.

ROOF LEAK? WALL OR CELLAR WETe
Small jobs done, all work guaranteed F.
p WADDELL, TR. 4979. .-25
ROOFING. flag and tin roof; cutters ano
downspouts; new and repair work promptly.
SINK TOPS replaced with Formica or
stainless steel, kitchens remodeled with
Youngstown Hotpoint or American cabinets.
NO. 5S0S, MASTER APPLIANCE CO.
STONE, FLAGSTONE AND CEMENT-Spe-
clalizing in stone retaining walls and nag
stone. also cement drives, porches. walls.
steps. walks. cellars, etc. For free esti-
mates. call JERRY. AT. 1906.
TYPEWRITERS cleaned. oiled and adjusted.
All work guaranteed. RE, 1177, UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO. s13 ! 4th NV
UPHOLSTERING-Aver 3-pc.. 5-cushion
living room suite, custom upholstered,
from brocatelles, matelasse and tapestries
lSoa rsd custom work. CLINTON 9; Eyer,
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED. CSC up 10
3 TT wide and IT. long. Have your blinds
Thoroughly cleaned by our modern machine
method. WASHINGTON SHADE & AVN
ING CO. 2021 18th st NV DU. $500.
J. w. FISKE. general contractor, building
remodeling; all work done under my per-
Sonal supervision; no job too large or too
small Phone WA 9022, 8 till 6. 10
Al PAINTING and papering, floors refin-
ished, carpentry and general house re-
pairs; Free estimates, immed. service.
Ia 1882. go
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

EEAkN TO DRIVE IN Washingtons Oldest.
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school, 194S model cara,
patented dual controls, permits secured
b. C.. Nd. Va; EASY METHOD. NO 794
yEWELRY REPAIRING, manufacturing
and diamond setting taught in all phases:
an uncrowded, highly paid field; approved
for q training sGIENT1FIC SCHOOL
or JETELRY, REPAIRING s17 18th st.
CoMpToMETER COURSE with touch typ
ing; Bookkeeping, shorthand etc. New
classes now starting Res. today. Top
ma. 2S4o.
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FARM and GARDEN

BOYLE TREE SURGERY CO., for care OF
trees and removals, call sH. 6760 or RA.
1879 after 6 pm. lis
$500; Victor, 1875 Gu. IT., S49s; also
Wilson upTish Free frozen t90d ,o MIA
ave. Silver Spring, SH. 1880.
STEEL BUILDING for farm, industrial or
warehouses, sizes #. by y. to 60xlo0.
MALONEYS BUILDING CO, INC. Sl26
Ga ave. Silver Spring. SH. 1890.