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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-15
HOUSE JOINS IN SEN ATE'S
 AMENDMENTS
1 legislators Have Quiet Morning After Long
 Night Session
By JIM HUTCHINSON

by JIM hOlCHESON
 Legislative action on the general license tax bill was completed by tho House today and the measure will head shortly for the Governors desk.
 Unlike other major tax laws of the session, however, it will not be- come effective immediately after Governor Gruening signs it. It car- ries proviso that it is to become effective the first January after Congress appeals the act under which the territory's miscellaneous business license taxes are now col- lected.
 The House concuired unanimous ly in the Senate amendments. The principal amendments set a two percent tax on net income of banks and other financial institutions and exempt processing which is not headed directly for the consumer market. It is for the benefit of prospective pulp mills which will produce pulp for manufacture into rayon.
 The act sets a $25 license fee and levies one-half of one percent on gross sales above t20,000 and one- fourth per cent above Sl00.00o.
 Both Houses operated in low gear this morning after last nights long sessions. The House is scheduled to take up the $12,0OO.000 general ap- propriations bill this afternoon. The House passed two memorials. One, ty Rep. Alfred Owen Jr., asks Congress and federal agencies to establish National Labor Relations Board office in Alaska because of mounting labor problems sand the distance to Seattle.
 Another, by Rep. Glen Franklin. asks the Highway Engineer to take under consideration the linking of two small airstrips at Crooked Greek on the Kuskokwim. It said an air port for larger planes could be de- veloped in an area where air trans rortation is vital
 The representatives delayed action on memorial by Rep. Andrew Hope against congressional meas ure to clamp down on hand rod, spear and gaff fishing. He said 1t would be harmful to Alaska resi- dents who depend on their individ- ual catches for food.
 The delay came after Third Diyis- ion representatives reported there is serious conservation problem on streams there because of persons, many of them tourists or soldiers, taking large quantities of salmon on their way to spawn.
 The long pending resolution in the case of the valentine" came to quiet end in the House. The reso- lution berated tine Fairbanks News Miner and the Daily Empire for an editorial sharply criticizing the house for horsey valentine the members sent to Editor Sid Charles of Ket- chikan.
 When the resolution appeared at the head of today's short calendar. Rep. Amelia Gundersen immediately moved for indefinite postponement Rep. Warren Taylor promptly said he was withdrawing it. Speaker Stanley McCutcheon said reference to it would be stricken from the record.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-15
SGT. sODINI TO LEAVE

Beginning 30-day leave which will take him and his family to Chicago. Sgt. lst cl. Mario Sodini. ACS technician. was scheduled to fly to Seattle today with his wife and their two children.
 After his leave, Sodini will spend few days at Juneau ACS head quarters before going to Anchor age, where he has been transferred.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-15
Capital 5ite
 Stirs Merry
 Controversy
Palmer Scores Point in De bate Over New Office
 Building
By JIM HUTCHINSON


 Palmer, in the Matanuska Valley scored a point last night in the campaign it hopes may some day win the capital away from Juneau
 Climaxing a campaign by Third Divisions legislators, the House vot- ed IS to g for $660,0OO appropria- tion bill for new Territorial office building.
 An amendment pr rovided that it be located on a free site at Palm CT.
 The Bill previously had been tabled by 13 to 10 vote after hours of wrangling had produc- ed deadlock. In last nights action, it was untabled and put before the House for decision.
 The amendment naming Palmer as the location for the new office building was passed after a three way tug-of-war among Juneau, Fairbanks and Palmer supporters.
 The bill for the office building in Juneau was introduced originally by Rep. Marcus Jensen as a pro- posal to add three extra stories to the projected Coast Guard building. That wasn't feasible, so the bill was changed to provide for a new building.
 It looked as though the only controversy would be over the amount of the proposed appropria- tion-and whether anything would be appropriated.
 Stinger" Amendment
 Then Speaker Stanley McCptch- con slipped in the "stinger" amend ment to change the Juneau desig- nation to Palmer. That set off the merry three-way tug-of-war, and a series of eulogies to the weather at Fairbanks and in the Anchorage Matanuska area that would have made the Chamber of Commerce bright eyed.
 Rep. Glen Franklin proposed to amend McCutcheon's amendment to make it Fairbanks instead of Palm CT. That one lost. But the Palm CT amendment carried before the end of the afternoon session.
 Then Rep. Doris Barnes of the First Division moved in with an unsuccessful counter-attack. She proposed cutting the appropriation to $1OO000.
 McCutcheon and Clarence Keat- ing argued for Palmer as being nearer the center of Alaska's main activities. They emphasized that a site was available at no cost while a spot on which to build the office structure in Juneau would involve additional cost.
 They complained about Juneau being inaccessible by air at many times, while it's usually clear fly ing weather in their home sector.
 Franklin said he's double that for Fairbanks; that it was almost always open to air traffic.
 Mrs. Dale's Idea
 Mrs. Essie Dale commented. Take a look at the map and you can see the capital is going to be moved eventually. It's too far from the center of the territory"
 She remarked also that she had heard innumerable people in Juneau talking about establishing a separ- ate state. She said she was wary about the territory putting any more money into Juneau buildings "so that when you have your own
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-15
DIR. VAN SANDT HERE
 TO CONFER WITH ANS

pr. Max Van Sandt, U. s. Public Health physician at Mt. Edgecumbe hospital, has spent the past two days here conferring with ANS of- iicials. He returns tomorrow to Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-15
WEATHER REPORT

". D. WBAAhEH BUREAU This data is for 24-hour pe- riod ending 6:30 am. PSF. In Juneau Maximum, 45; minimum, 38.
 At Airport-Maximum, 46; minimum, 21.
 F o R E c A s T
 Juneau and vicinity) Rair tonight with some high cloudiness tonight and Wednesday. Lowest tempera- ture tonight near freezing. Highest Wednesday near 39 degrees. Gusty northeasterly winds.
 P R E CIPIT ITO tPast 24 hours ending 7:3o an. today Tn Juneau City -- None: since March 1, 2.45 inches; since July l. 94.45 inches. At the Airport = None; since March 1. l inch: since July l, 59.3O inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-15
LEONARD BERLIN GOES
 ON TRIP TO WESTWARD

Leonard Berlin, Public Survey Office regional cadastral engineer, was booked for PNA flight today to Anchorage. He is going on business e ncerned with the com ing years program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-15
B JULIE I l N 5

LIVERPOOL, Eng.-A coroner's jury has ruled that Wilhert Titus Brocklehurst, 46, committed suicide by swallowing nineteen safety pins. partment termed completely ridicu- lous' a published report that the United States is preparing to turn over six or more warships to Ar gentina.
 NANKING-Pudgy former Pre- mier Sun Flo has been indicted on charges of approving the improper disposal of enemy alien property to Miss Lan Nj. His name has been linked romantically with the charming woman.
 PARIS. IS.-Premier Henri Queuille beat off combined Communist De- Gaullist assault on his cabinet. A motion of ccnsure against the gov- ernment failed by almost 100 votes
 CHICAGO.-A late winter cold snap chilled a wide area of the na- lion today. Temperatures were be- low normal from the Rockies to the Appalachians and from Arkansas Tennessee to the Canadian border.
 TETERBORO, N. J.-William P. (Big BilD Odom took of for Boston today on the first leg of l7,000- mile flight to aid the l949 Ameri- can Red Cross Appeal.
 One-day stops at each of the points on his itinerary are planned. Odom said. They will include Port land, Ore, Tacoma and Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-15
COL. NoYEs RETURNS

After an extended trip to Wash ington, D. O., and other cities out side, returning via Whitehorse and Fairbanks, Col. John R. Moves re- turned to Juneau yesterday. Col. Moves is Alaska Road Commission CT.
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Evening star., 1949-01-18
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BABY SITTING By refined woman,
MRS. cARTwRIGHT. tx. asel.-so
CLERK-TYPIST. young married wom-
an desires 5-day. wk.. permanent
oson; has ne. .n0w,eSfs Of bookfssn c.1 q.
DREssMAKING. altering; work BY
exper. DU. sH45 after s pm.
EVENING WORK. cleaning. Phone
GIRL. col. h. s. grad. desires s.h.w.
GIki, eoiored. S.o wants steady Job a,
assembler. checker and basxer; 2 yrs
pR s1Di; ee1s,.d eefs; TE want. aals sh.w or day.
work: no cooking. Cali AD. e12l:,
GIRL, colored. wants work by the
day Non. Tues, Thurs. and Fri;
NURSE. col, desires work; maternity,
invalid; doctors ONCE: typins exp
Capitol Hi and other exper:: com.
petent stenographer. GE. 1888. 1Ss
SECRETARY, exper. in technical die
tation and conference reporting. de.
fiod: sEerthand. rs per min. TYP.
signment. AK. O227. 30
sECRETA1Y.TYPisT wants work Al
home or your ONCE, 2 days weekly
STENO0KAPHER texpert). Al ac-
eountant. secretary, correspondent
beautiful penman, PBX operator;
N 9sss references d. ssGs. .,lpe.t,, ls
drafted and written. W. s.
WALKER. Call UN. 1O77. 22'
TYPING. and addressing envelopes,
etc. at home. Call tt. 9595. --18
WAITRESS. colored, experienced,
Shts nishss. '0G De. g osSs s5ss week. no 0'"' ''
WOMAN, white, practical nursing
ability, desires position. doctors ref
erenceS; live in. Box 328-R, Star.
20s
WILL TAKE CARE Of or 2 chill
dren. Call I'll, 9595. -16
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HELP poMEsTIc (cont. }

G.H.W., fond Of children; I've u,
SDii SDiiif.5Foe vs.. RS sS4s' sef' Fsa' sSS 70 '''f'
G:H.W. and cooking for 2 L 5sshsIoss; e; I 8
cH% Asss.y, syosF fS g s'ts : A:assi, ssss .as e
Inv, live In. assist with 2 chill
dren: $50 week to start. sH. si24.
G.H.w.-Renned colored woman for
sTs in. faMy lGI. other l and ns1D bsh seo
GIN. hoUsEwOHKER, eook, not over
80; must be exgsF. An and have city
GENERAL HoUsEWoak. plain cook
ms. care Of l child; must be expe.
fsssss ;s I'd SIS s':s ss.. e., Fi1tf:asssss H. 4ss
card: $40. TR. 3668.
MAID, permanent: liye In: general
s1y'svs5.; sfy %. eg4a g!4sa!n cooking and ~ lfsn-
e eona, Niti ii4oo % pes.taSr Si s.. ~: Ans:
l .(2nd floor, 'front.'. Interviews
MAiD, 70 live In; iisht housekeeping.
s. days a week. Sat: and Bun. and
all GOVT. holidays OF; must be fond
sH. 1920, MRS. BENEDICT. 30
MAID for downtown rooming house,
500 mo. Phone MANAGER. no.
Mnxsfip5:G.H.w.. nsi5 experienced with child;
PSst nv asss ljys in 1900 9Th st: 1s6 si"''
PRAcTfC1L NURSE, white, take full
charge Of 2.yr.-old boy: private
room, excellent salary. guarantee at
least 2-yr. Job for risht party. Do
not call before 6 pm. OR. e970.
CHANBERMAID, white,
experienced. city references, who
wants to sleep in her own home at
WOMAN, white or colored. settled.
for practical nursing ip nursing
home; must live IN. Call betyeeen
WOMAN. settled. white. companion
housekeeper for family Of two. ME-
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COOK, excel, white. exp. wishes po-
sition where other help Is kept; city
ref. write 1899 gss, Calvert ST.. n. NV
afhP Fl pneot eoiorsd e. desif.s Job in eoored
home as maid; interested IN home
rather than salary. DE. 6s7l any
CHI; colored, wishes dsyxort o,
f d:ys solsrsSE; a.:E. dei5s' e. dss E.s5s.''ms Job
GIRL, eolored. wants full-time OF
days work: reference; experienced
GIRI, eolorsd. wishes days work. OIL
c1k ST passisimds seeI.d desI2.s R SsGo shx five day,
. week. or days work, or part-time
CAL HU.. 6144.
% PLAIN eooSinT; sS,Ge; refs. pi. sssss:
GIRL. colored, desires g.h.w.. day
week; plain cooking; S25 and car
GIRL, coiored. desires job as house
worker. 5-days week. DU. 1880.
GIRL, colored, wants days work
exper., reliable, city refs. AID; $3.50
GIRL would like 4 hhs;o hrs; work esef
morn. in apt. II; 0A32; uorn
GtM. insi soS5ed ss" 10 dfstss isso Or .venlna
through dinner. TR: 1880. -
WOMAN, eoiored. wants s.h:w. Mon:
Wed, Fri. or Va days days week
DU. 4b7l. 1s'
WOMAN. colored, desires days work
WOMAN, middle-aged, colored, de
sires part-time housework. NO
WOMAN, colored. wants days worl
and laund. at home. Call NO. 9264
TWO GIRLS. colored, wish s:h.w. 3!
the week; exper.; 5000 reis. Az
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HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTS RECETvAgLE bookkeeper.
ins machine: 6K-day. 39.hr. wk.;
.ssIs1asT S;II N, 1000; GSsSS;oxxErrrs for Tls .,n.
eral ofiee work. An exceptional
young lady for 9 permanent, exsep.
tionel position. Salary UP to $500
ssate sss and full particulars. o1
Ass1sTAsT Asss1sH; sifr. sookkExrEs, ,ouns
woman with some experience IN
bookkeeping or general once WORK
pleasant working conditions. This
Is permanent position. SALARY
depending on experience. Resident
OF Alexandrfa or. vicinity preferred
For interview phone MR.. HARD
ASSISTANT OEN, OFFICE WORK
Knowledge bookkeepins and steno.;
etc. Box 3e6-M. star. -1a
BEAUTICiAN; must be experieneed
44-hr. work week; minimum guar.
antee, $40; one Of WaShington's best
iSfatdd gEAUrY ns SALON. f2sS and , rs
sExuTIcrAN-sTYLIsT, male Or =.
sTYLIsTS, 8406 Ga. ave. b.. sp
Bo0KKEEPERs. Hamilton Nstiona!
Bank has -ouenings for experienced
machine bookkeepers, xge 2o-26
Apply in person. 610 14th st. NV
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PERSONAL

WILL KEEP CHILDREN al day In
day after; 81. 4043.
MY MOTHER, with heart condition.
REQUIRES congenial. mature lady in
Attendance; no nursing. Pleasant
home surroundings. Write Box
INcceoMaEl INcceoMal 'i1ii TAX RETURNS explained Min
for a nominal sum by . former Reve-
M Sas s6TRGSs rhEsE aRz 7oeS sf1Iss
In fitting there Is skill. styles come.
snoS sty1e' 60 Sat N sk remains a, you
formerly W Of % sth.' Ave. M "
Custom made. restyling. alterations;
ITO F ST. NV. RIM. 20. Elk 1903.
BARRIE SCHOOL, sol Fern pl NV
tary; accredited teachers. individ-
ual tutoring, French. dramatics,
suaoof svt set ms:'e
furniehed; q Cd hot dinners; enroll now. now.
ATTRAcT1vELY furnished music y Stu
DIG; by by month. week. day. hour.
LII ilso' 81. DELLA LEpENpEcklssss
wonderful hands rub your aches and
pains away. 3O25 o st. NV. MI.
Quick REcovERY-wonderful care
Of finest registered nurses, our tasty
HoME. Hudson $3.50,
kEDUCE-Turkish baths; gentlemen.
WILLIAMS. formerly opp. Maynower
Hrs. 10 am. to 10 pm. GIL. e6II:72.
KIDDIELAND NURSERY KINDER.
garten. trained teachers. small
classes, hot lunches, transp. sH
A + Few e3 VACANCIES left for boys Who
have not learned how to study in
borders: Grades ! 70 IL; End semes.
81 TAs ss'Et5 Eoko%oop sse scHoof. ies f.iss seI
HYPNOTISM DEMONSTRATIONS also
lodges; lodges; eiyls msetinss s a e!gs;; aass ,ls.
VACANCY for elderly lady. home
comforts, con &c care. so, tray service; .s rsa-
DR.. FREpA r. osTRow. Phi. T.
tisssm:nts: .s: vi. s57i: 7oos Ssan'
PETER PAN SCHOOL. primary. kin.
Ground, Transportation furnished;
music appreciation. toy. orchestra;
Snroii now. ooA reIu u. u."" IN
O10O. 30
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' gar
ments; prompt and eflcient service;
2% 2gen ,sys eyes. s'os l4th st. NV
ALL Your BOOKKEEPING record.
and income tax preparation done b.
experts that really know how fol
less than 50 a month: highest ref,
erences Phone OR. e606.
VACANCY IN NURSING iOME-c4-
hour nursing care. Licensed b,
county and state. SIX: 6040.
SUCCESSFUL MUSICIAN to set music
to Z poems. on partnership basis
See Mr.. MULLEN. RIM. 8, 1888 New
Hampshire ave. NV.
WIDOW, middle-aged, friendly, would
like to contact congenial lady. 1888.
Object, To-day trip to Fla. next mo.
Share expenses. Box 330-R, Star.
AT LITTLE FOLKS" nursery and
kindergarten children are most hap
py. REGISTER now. OV. 2439. H4s
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SITUATIONS MEk

go s,3s fms s.Ds. e. lssan. DSSH, %
c23ssiNHESTf 2si HSft MAKER desires steady Job
fu5niture E!smode1ins w 4ssnndd rsggsir
CLERK-TYPIsT, eolored. 66 w.p.m:
pm; vet attending school. DE
coGlLEGE STUDENT, desires clerical
work. days week, hours, l,6 Pm Pm;
typing speed SO w.p.m. EA. 2O4O.
Ext. 62O97 or home, DI. 02l9: 20'
r; A. ~ ys.rs old; ..1.n SEEKS position ttep
eases eases w9ise ". szEsEs. IS VS.
coILEGE ssfi e; ? GRAD, bus. major. IS. de.
sires pos. with fut.; reput., progres-
'ive f'rm. KhAMAN' eyes, HU' %. s5ss
CRAFTSMAN, mechanical, struct.. de:
sign Sig s5,s q detail full or part time s! S:'l
pRfvER, Iii sR,Gi iisht delivery or pvt, B. c..
ya; license. NO. 1921.
snees; renaple and sober. Call MI
$3.50 from 8 am. to pm
EXECUTIVE ASST AssI;.orKsIcE ;.s ,a,!i!, MGR; !.
frm, desires change with = future
Of once procedure, accounting
analyses, controls. personnel. ship;
ping. inventory, purchasing ano
financing, also banking BACKGROUND;
married, substantial personal back.
ground, responsible. hard worker
VIII listen to any reasonable propo-
sition. Box 3l5-R. Star. 1ss
MAN. anxious to associate with firm
In promotion or public relation:
work; 35. single: will travel. no
239S ewes. or Box 290-R, Star.
MAN, youns. colored. wants sob driv,
ms; 10 years experience. Call MI
MAN, colored. desires work Of any
kind. Call ST. $3.50.
MAN, colored. desires part-time jol
as hotel bell boy; hours from s:3(
am. to 400 pm. or from 8 pm
RADIO a 1S$H $TEcHNiGiAN m 5f ~ y.sT: 9s .xpsr Per
outside or bench: no car: D. c., Va
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC. expert
day: ewes. No. 272I. 49,
SALESMAN, age SO: present capacity
change; S75-up class; willing t.
travel; product must have merit
Give all particulars In lst letter
wANTED-Part-tlm time work, morning.
and /or ewes; student. age "a, hote
exper. Mr.. KRUGER, WI. -2636
YOUNG MAN, 27 yrs old. desire.
position as CPA: vast experience
Box 26S-R, Star. 1Ss
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCESSORIES FOR BUILDING-
Heehingers have the largest selection
Of new and used building materials
hEcRNoER Nj Rsfs HR0eE SO s5rs n 'na SbSns
orders, Atlantic 400.
Accessories. wheels, and wheel
toys, OF all kinds. At cost or less.
sss Gssns ss9nsn. 9g a 0uF TAa ts % 5ss 1855 aS5
AccoRDIoNs. 80 bsss. made to the
exacting specifications Of Excelsior;
compare with accordions at double
this price; light In weight: 1885;
seny; sssC 4 terms; r. KITS MUSIC cSS g.
new Remington, $l20.60. plus tax:
used adders, bargs.: easy terms;
trade-ins, rentals. repairs. Call to-
day. CO. 1925; week. 11l2 14th NV.
ADDING MACHINES, desk model.
hand operated. 500. so: Victor elec.
ANTIQUE BUTT0NS lone box). large
wedseswoSSd stssk. platter; pIs sS;,. uphol; n..s
Is' ael .iso ia' Other s' pieces. sce Can nea oE
ANTIoUE-solid silver and shefaeld
for sale BY pvt. collector leaving for
England: silver you viii cherish at
ASrra6E ii asE sacRs4HsY saSRs hhsi SGT IT,, 5s .1s
esIlent condition. sell reasonably.
BABY os CARRIAGE, Thsysr, orisinaily.
$7e; new, condition. S36, with mat
tress: baby scale, SIS. CHI. 1898.
BABY CARRIAGEs-Nationslly sd-
sslesfn tsllosins Pafaa priess s5s nsx siess:
ssss5 59Tr n9x Saas Ssyas ana rEs FEB 7o5 ~
center. Alexandria, Va. Telephone
BABY CRIBS. complete with wet
es99...s es99n ,nns.sDs51ss sYssss ana mst'sis
Chairs s7.ss and $1o.9s; folding
sisSl5srs; pIsSpens, $685. ssss: psds. % %ss.ss: free
delivery. New children's furniturs
exclusively BERaER's: Sai2 l45a
sabifs Al y eS oR1ss So stfsisr. 1Ria s'es Is
rent. delivered. BABY's BuTLER
SERVICE. so Canal st. s.v. Elk.
BABY Y' FURNIrURE-2 white cribs.
/ high chair. 2 strollers. OIL. 6b6s.
BAKERY MAcHNERY-1 National
cake wrapper. ! Haysen bread wrap.
per. i Mere bread slicer. AMF
eesosssaT1NENrAL esssa issrliSts2gKsIfNi sHKINo 6o. 2s61
Georgia ave. NV. See Mr.. Malks'
built-in. new; $4g;5o;
used plumbing fixtures; BLOCkss
INC. 3o56 M st. NV. NO, 1903;
BATHTUBS, new, used, puilt in IsSi
sinks: basins toilets: PEEERLaEsSSS E iasS
BED, Lullaby. youth; also ron-typS
ehiid's desk with swivel chair. cau
BED-Brown metal, single, with
springs and inner.spring mattrssss
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REPAIRs AND SERVICE tcont.

REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont J
PIANO TUNING and repairing; ali
AhMETs PIANO CO, HY. oos5'
rIAsrERiNG iasli AND PATCHWORK,
cabinets for your kitchen and resIe- ,,s
oi sen t1ss 5 .ssmsse aasss GALS q. w. va ese sses
rLAsrRNG a speciality, new and
old work. large or small Job. I'm
med. attention. White mechanies.
rEAsTERiNa AND REMoDELfNG.
ceiling and walls, partitions patched
or renewed. Trinidad 3oes after s.
PLUMBING and heating; no Jobs too
sms, prie.; 2thoas tn as,s service; reasonable is
rIyMsNS.No JOB too small; re-
BOYD: NC. 0E t0ss
EEesmnodsiing; rene reasonable rates. III.
rII7GHMSiBrNa AND HEATING. jobSins
Specially, THOMAS MeKNEw:. AD.
rEu1a:B1aG 1i}a: Hss' AND HEATING. Bath
.9as sopDstsy hDt..y.r sesefs &
ice; cash. terms arranged. J. sHA-
PRO. NO. 5000; reg. plumber
RADIO REPAIRS, by Govt. licensed
up and del; ress. rates. IA. o5so.
RADIOS. day and night calls, res..
rate. same day service; 15-month
soYsH se5Esn'es xpplSscRE tEii R'seD eo ;nd coa ss
no6F naS5l HifsSl: EESR: W. Ws,i. Sc or cellar Vet,
Z. Four 7. %SpbbrLf. %3npsbbr Isiurss0 r. 4s4s. ''n
ROOFING REPAIR and painting. gut
ters and spouts; every sob person
ally supervised and guaranteed. Lu.
RooFiNG-All types roofs repaired;
eral sheet metal work. suffering and
esll III. 77ss. Free estimates.
R6oPilG q; p THoHA5' HA6 PAINTING, lea leaks.
s:Ii ;:'ii :$;':5;; ;s'' &: S;a; ;siSs; sis;;;
RooFlNGi. ali types; no Job y too
small; repairs and new roofs; SAM
sgJ UEL vG, e BOYD: INC. GE. loSs; .Ssc,.n
e,Sine.s. kitchen sets. Wicker sess'
any color. Work done on premises;
rYfEwRirEks hHRs III sises, Cleaned. oiled oiled and
iis!2.'s9 is ds4rD ~ S01A 4xFsWRss Sse7sH1iss e.
ufHoLsThRiSe fif lsih IN AND SLIP COVERS
-For guaranteed workmanship and
fSiS5sss Hs1e:' cS es stss 4ssDiMS FIX
vnsE4iAs Z Hifi Nc s1iS1s a$5s. CLEANED. csc
Hav. ~ 20 your I; Binds of thoroushly s &C cleaned
WAsHiNdToN I SHADE 4 AWNING
wGx3flRpRzodffsG G3 spz 5Ffs e. NJ E..fDs psse
ments. above and below grade. in
TER wATERPRooFNo CO. ov.
Wsss44EkFnSofiNa ss4f q S1 2isS4' cellars, va wallis.
Sn1;zi; 81 Sliss 5''Rs ss.! .'ft s7ss :5Rss' ~
FOR Or PLASTER REPAIRS call Ola.
QUINTo. TR. e7e7 and LU. oS97.
50 YEARS serving wash!ngton; heat;
& son, Ma os9s. 20
and cement work; everything for the
hGms; h,2sS isfimassS M 44s5 fFss' terms 40 ), se-
base coating to beautify. water and
room, etc. It's tough. hard elastic
and long Lived. 1t prevents mold
and miidew Many attractive coll
ors. Now is the time, while your
heat is on and your bsmt. dry.
Also protect your outside porehes,
walks, swimming pools, etc. Apply
1t yourself or We can arrange loI
experts to do 1t for you. Advice and
estimates without obliga Phone
EX. 1907 for information or write
Both st. NV, Washington Z, D. c;
EMERGENCY SERVICE, plumbing and
electrical repairs, oil burner service
and installation GE 1895 90