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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Disher Of
Catawba spent weekend recently
at Fredericksburg, Virginia. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Adams who visited relatives
at MartinsbErg, West Virginia.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

Clearance on Rose Bushes in
bud and bloom, $500 each; 3 for
$500. Kiingbie! Florists, 113 w.
Sixth St. Phone 3941. 15-lt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

BOTTLE GAS - the best service.
MuIliqan, Oak Harbor. l4t4
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

Used Television Sets. SIS up.
MuiIisan, Oak Harnor. l4s4
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

USED CABINET SINKS. Name
your price. MulIiean. Oak l4arbor.
I4t4
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

LOOKING for deal? We top 'em
all. MUlIigan. Oak Harbor. 14f4
Arizona sun., 1952-05-23
Bethune School
Continued from Page ID

NCOnUlluSU lIOIIl age ~
Roxine Alfred, John Anderson.
Albert Armstrong, Matte Mae
Augusta, Willie B. Bars, Betty
Beasley, William Bell, Jr., Rosie
Brice, Thomas Brooks, Douglas
Brown, Earnest Calvin, Donald
Carr. Theola Carrethers, Jerry
Cole, Robert Grain, Helen Curry,
Johnnie Mae Dansby, Alvin Davis,
Euey Davis, Matte Davis, Charles
Dean, Elouise Eppinger, Marva
Evans, Mary Ferguson, Virgil
Fletcher, Cleveland Fortenberry,
Wayne Fowler, William Frazier,
Charles Givens, Odell Godfrey, Jr.,
Kenneth Goodman, Charles Great
house, Shirley Grimes, Darnell
Haney, Elsie Haney, Varice Harde-
man, Willella Henry, Raymond
Hill, Shirley Hooks, Willie Hunter,
Michael Hutchinson, and William
Hutton.
Kermit Johns. Charlie Dean John
son, Herman Jones, Glen Jordan,
James King Jr., Mary Ellen La
vine, Robert Lee, Mayborn Little
ton, Leo Malone, Erwin Mathews,
Frank Mccoy, Geraldine Mcdonald,
Edwin McWilliams, Wilbur Melton,
Betty Jean Mosley, Arlene Nelson,
Elwanda Nelson, McDell Newton,
Theodore Patterson, Raymond Pitt
man, @. T. Higgins, Troy Sandford,
Erma Scott, Hazel Scott, Vincent
Scott, Doris Smith, Isiah Steele,
John Steele, Dorothy Stewart,
Cleon Tate, Horace Taylor, Riley
Thompson, Doris Waites, Harold
Wallace, James Walters, Earl Wall
ters, Jr., Betty Jean White, Timo-
thy Wilcots, Carl Williams, Nadine
Williams, Paul Williams, Alvin
oung, and Willie Young.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-23
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Arizona sun., 1952-05-23

at times abuse their authority. Not.
even a Judge of our courts can
hope to be a dictator. 1t is not
necessary to press the point that
Scotty Robb should have or should
not have been rebuked, but it was
inevitable that some one of the
umpires would be called down
some day. 1t just happened to be
Robb.
1t seems that Giles censure Of
Robb served to achieve enc thing
at least, and that is all to the
good. 1t recognized that an UNI
pire can be wrong. Heretofore, the
way >the game has been played,
the assumption has been that an
umpire never made a bad call.
Such an assumption contradictS the
basic theory that to err is human,
unless we are to believe umpireS
are not human or are super hu
man beings.
The sports writer's, almost to 4
man. rushed to the defense of Rob5
and sharply criticized Giles. That is
understandable! Sports writers
have not alw~ US been the most
courageous reporters. There are
exceptions. There were very few
who were willing to take stand
for Jackie Robinson when he first
entered the Major Leagues. Few IF
the umpires dia much to take the
pressure off him. AS a matter Of
fact several of them either helped
pour it on by their attitude, or
didn't hear or turned their backs
when other players berated Jackie.
Jackie came through without TOO
many scars and went on to prove
himself to be a great athlete. Sup
pose the guy does raise sand once
in a while, isn't that baseball ?
That is what they said when he was
being mercileSSly ridden in his early
days. So, what are they SquaWking
about? If Jackie Robinson cver
should call a man q name such as
that someone called or is alleged
to have cllled Scotty Robb. 1 am
convinced he would have bean
bounced out of baseball, because ne
would be swinging his fists, me In-
while.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-23
ST RAIGHT
AHEAD
By julius j. Adams

New York (GlobaD - They
jumped on Jackie Robinson again
last week! But the probability is.
they won't get away with this one.
The Dodger second baseman is
peculiar guy. When this reporter
was covering sports, he had an
experience with Robbie that was
not pleasant, and he concluded that
the star was a little too thin
skinned.
However, when someone ups and
tries to make a charge stick that
Jackie Robinson is a bigot and
would slur a mans nationality, he
is going to have a hard time get
ting takers. The only way l would
believe Jackie Robinson referred
to Dascoli, the umpire, as "Wop'
or a "Dago," woulG be for me 10
hear it myself Then, l would de-
mand that the doors of Central Is
lip be opened at once, because I
would know Robbie was not ration
al. Or, 1 would look for the ven
triloquist.
There is no questioning the fact
that Robinson is a fierce cOmpeti-
tor, or even that he is rambunc-
tiouS. He was that way in college
and he was that way when he was
earning his fish and chips with the
Kansas City Monarchs. He is even
that way shooting pool at the YM-
CA in Harlem where he works on
the staff in the Boys Department.
But Jackie is no bigot.
This column has said before and
it will say again, that Robinson
has gotten into rhubarbS that he
could better have avoided. Frankly,
that is true of many other players.
Perhaps if Robinson hadn't been
kept pent up so long after he first
got into the majors, he might not
have popped off SO much once the
pressure was off. Just the same,
,nobody is going to impress me
with the bigotry charge.
Nh. Warren Giles, the National
League president, understGndingly
must try to get himself off the
hot spot he created for himself
when he publicly rebuked Scotty
Robb. So, he picks on Jackie Ro-
binson. He certainly didn't have
to do that; as matter Cf fact,
he should have stuck to his guns.
There are many people who didn't
think he was too far wrong in fin
ing and chastising Robb.
With all. due respect to the tle-
iicateness of the umpire's job end
the need for clothing him with the
authority and i1npunity that will
demand respect, nc honest person
would deny that the men in blue
Arizona sun., 1952-05-23
78 Young Scientists .

The American Cancer Society
spent $685. ,209 last year to train
rs young Negro and white "cien-
lists in cancer research. Your gift
to the 1852 Cancer Crusade is
needed to continue thiS work.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-23

Friday, May 90, 1852
Well Folks:-
I'm as usual - 'runnin' late 50
1 wish to pass on to you q little
piece that I clipped from maga-
zine:
Morning Prayer
Lord, in the quiet of this morning
hour
come to thee for peace, for ~ .,
wisdom, power
TO vie.v the world today through
love-filled eyes,
TO be patient. understanding,
gentle, wise,
To see beyond what SeeplS to he
and know
Thy children IS Thru knOwest Z
them, and so
Nought but the good in anyone
behold
Make deaf my ears to slander that
is told;
Silence my tongue to aught that
is unkind;
Let only thoughts that bless dwell
in my mind;
Let me SO kiI:dly be, so full of
cheer
That all I meet may feel Thy
presence near.
Oh. clothe me in Thy beauty, this
pray It
Let me reveal Thee, Lord, through
all the day!
P.S. Scratching new has been
added around "Reddy'S Corner"
Velma Jean Clancy is working
sort of q relief shift around here.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

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The beacon of Dillingham., 1952-04-23
TELEGRAM

To. Jim Downsy
 Board has changed its decision to favor us> Board authorizes separate Resident Bristol Bay Fl action.
 signod, John Hawk
 John Geiness - ". - = --
 'sc!TIL"
 The sh3. =.t .l"c3 cx :n-'.loor eqvtpA mont to como tu Di. l ..t; a2 t:.ie spring is the ice cream alachi:1s rec t>ntly purcha sed by the Green Front Cafe.
 To appreciate its Ea ster appearance, remember it came in air frei ght--which is not exactly charity channel. When 1t was uncrated and ready for inste11eti on. it was found that the motor the wrong type for use wi tn the Cafe's power plant it had to be converted Apologies to any electri oiaA or preacher who reads this my technical expressi ons are limited). Lastly it had to be put sonewhere@ To the ac accompaniment of some blue smoke, an Alge- braic equation and shuffle of tables ane chairs 1t settled in regal splendor in the dining area of the Cafe. Fina1ly. on April Is this beautiful s machine waar1 into production. Result, a delicious batch of fresh strawberry SOFT ice cream. This dessert will be regular menue item from now on. /! His wife was sick. .the doctor said she needed fresh mountain air. He stayed home each night and famed her with picture
Evening star., 1952-06-16
Fairfax County Girl Ponts for Porents sA 1A.ne. wenss
Killed as Brother, 7,
Discharges Shotgun

A 4-year-old Fairfax County
girl is dead from a shotgun BIAS
fired by her 7-year-old brother
as they played Under a tree near
their Centreville home.
The girl is Alberta Cole, one OF
the seven children of Mr.. and Mrs
John Roger Cole of Pleasant VAL
ley road. about a mile off Route
211.
County police said the accident
occurred while Mr.. Cole, 26, and
his wife were shopping in Herndon
Saturday afternoon.
Police reconstructed the event
this way:
After the parents left. most of
the children went to sleep. ac-
cording to the Oldest boy, Clifton,
10.
AShby, 7, used a chair to take
a shotgun down from over a door.
He took a shell from a kitchen
cabinet.
Ashby and Alberta went about
so yards from the house and were
playing around a tree. Then. Cliff
ton told police, he heard a shot.
Evening star., 1952-06-16

He rushed to the tree and Alberta
told him. "Ashby shot me-"
Ashby and Clifton ran to a
neighbor's home and told him
what had happened. The Herndon
and Fairfax Rescue Squads were
called.
The parents learned of the
tragedy when they arrived home
about Z pm.
Alberta was pronounced dead at
Arlington Hospital.
Evening star., 1952-06-16
japanese Coust Guard
To Use so U. S. Ships
BY the Associated Press

TOKYO, June 16. - Japan's
Maritime Safety Board will become
a full-f1edged Coast Guard July /,
with so vessels from the United
States, the newspaper Yomiuri
reports.
An interim ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pact for the lease of 10 1,500-ton
American frigates and so ships of
$50 tons will be signed this week,
the newspaper said.
The force will be renamed the
Coast Guard.
The Maritime Board presently
has only four ships of TOO tons.
1t has hundreds of tiny patrol
craft-left over from the old i'm
perial navy.
Evening star., 1952-06-16

search Institute
of Philadelphia,
will discu S S
cancer at the
Cosmos Club on
Wednesday at 8
pm.
DR.. Reimann
has been scien-
tifc director of
the Inst itut t e
for Cancer Re-
search in Phila-
delphia since
1945 a n d is
also serving as
occOcioto O ~ro
Evening star., 1952-06-16

dSSOCIaCe pro- DIT HeI"anH'
fessor of surgical pathology at
the Graduate School of Medicine,
University of Pennsylvania.
A veteran of the First World
War, he served with the Marines
in 1917.
DR.. Reimann will speak on
"Cancer-Past, Present and Fu-
ture."
Persons interested in attending
should contact Mrs. Raoul Berger
of Edgemore lane, Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1952-06-16
Foirfox Red Cross to Elect

Officers will be elected at the
annual meeting of the Fairfax
County Chapter of the American
Red Cross at $3.50 pm. Friday in
the Falls Church Episcopal
Church parish house. Volunteers
who have worked throughout
the year will be honored.
Evening star., 1952-06-16
MiddIebury Alumni Elect

Carl E. Anderson of Severna
Park, Maryland, Saturday was
elected president of the District
Chapter of the Middlebury Col
lege Alumni Association. He is a
member of the class of 1894.
Evening star., 1952-06-16
'Dr. Reimann will Discuss
Cancer al Cosmos Club

DR.. Stanley P. Reimann, presi-
dent of the American Association
Iof Cancer Research and director
of the Lankenau Hospital Re-
Evening star., 1952-06-16

Mother-Quit playing in the
water and wash your hands Mind
me now, before I have to punish
you. You're bad girl to keep on
playing when you know I'm in a
hurry.
Evening star., 1952-06-16

Mother-Which will you do-go
and wash your hands right away
and have a little time to play in
the water or wait until nearly time
to go and wash them quickly?
Evening star., 1952-02-03
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out, reed on acc: charge keys ant
separate adding key; price, $500
CASH REGISTERS, ., cleo, yrs
old: cost. S475; detail and receipt
$50. o02S 14th st. NV. %
CASH REGISTER. Natl. small. best
cond.; $75. DON'T miss. Call today
co. 1926; wk., 1112 14th st. NV
CASH REGISTER, National, 5 totals
1 drawer, itemizer; issues receipt
and prints on sales slips; ringi
$99. .99, black and chrome finish, Il
excel. cond. You can see at 611s
Ga. ave. NV. anytime. p
Cash REG. Natl. cleo. itemizer, latt
model: like new; barg. Today. CO
1926; wk.. 1112 14th NV, .DI. 1872
CASH REGISTER. National, throw:
receipt. all modern. cash S445, ,greai
sacrifice; cash register. National
itemizer. late model, for self-service
cash $3.50, sacrifice 329 H st. ne
Sun. from 2-5, all day Monday.
Cash REGISTER, Smith, Corona. key
set up for service station, S65; eve
ming gown, blue. size II, worn once,
new cond., $50. AP. 1902 till S pm
Evening star., 1952-02-03
CASH REGISTERS
Used, in good working condition. 20
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SEE MR.. HUMPHREYS AT
1925 BLADENSBURG RID. NE.
OR CALI, LA. R.4O60.

CERAMICS. supplies Of all kinds
to 5 pm. daily; other times by
sSPOiRRt%snss; sSR RsDs.sy .I F. nv. Tu sIg5io sss3
CaHIRs@2 iH1 % small black decor. Cane
seat chairs. / upholst. soft. brown
and old rose; Chinese lamp and misc
CHAIRS, platform, rocker. mahog..
0cc., chair and cover. boudoir chair
net nsa ss dst ss ed1s rose and il mrfor
clock and clothing. Wo. 1891:
CHAIRS, Queen Anne, upholstered
down cushion, silk beige damask
covering: also NAH. occasional chair
slip covered; Ike new. pl. 332S
for $3.50. Can today, co. 1925.
Week. l112 14th st. NV. d.. 1879.
CHEST. 4-drawer light oak. $50. 20
GINA. CHINA Limoges Theodore Hsvilsnd
dinner get. Fairfax SAW. ,so...
GaNd iss. pi.ttsr. Vatie rom other ofh dishes.
ket kasii ior car: ns4sits hat siIVsr: va. i4si. :.
CHINA-Impofted white china and
p Supplies, , special soe this oy.S week; Sslm- M
{. 4 { STUDIO. sO4 Kennedy St.
CHINA CABINET-Solid walnut with
inlays. would make an ideal linen
or gun cabinet, $40. JU. 7-6S7S.
CHINESE cAMPHoR CHESTS, nested
tables, chow benches. etc. Sunday
and ewes, WA. 0713.
wood or metal brand
new outfits: regular price S125. now
greatly reduced to S55. Save at
RATNER's MUSIC STORE, f36 18th
st. NV.
wooden; sacrificing for
best offer. Call GE. 0236.
CLOTHES-Suits. women's dresses,
coats, shoes; boys winter clothes:
baby chest of drawers; Duncan Phfye
table: day bed; tsleRhone table. RA.
1905.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
DOORS-DOORS-

All sizes Of new, fush. panel ans
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sheer black; size 13; excellent con
DRILL PREss, with motor; bencl
DRUM SET, Leedy, complete will
symbals, tom toms and al aeees.
DRYER. Bendix. new. in origina
crate: fun guarantee; big discount
EC0NooSSiY SHOP sPECIALs-Lou
prices. Stereotype machine, btnccu-
lars: tyDeWriIss5s;, e rIs.s,s golf sa elubs E. lug :.
n.H. nsse' NJ nns {sast issSassslns' eos h'' 81
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES; COINS
coidspot refrigerator. one Westine.
house range; a9n. enc oE automsti'
ironer: la: 0.g494;
EI1cTkfC iIcf sSS M0TOREMaster. SSSi i h.p.,
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ELEC. RANGE. GE 4-burner. deer
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ELECTRIC RANGE, westinehouse;
automatic timer. minute minder;
good condition: $40. CH. 5000.
ELECTRIC RANGE. Universal, 2
burner, apt. size. Price when new,
2Io5: sell for S25. RA. S244.
ELECTRIC RANGE. Hotpoint RIB 30;
de luxe with deep well and timer:
used less than year; excel: cond. :;
Grated: S225 or best offer. OIL, T052.
ELECTRIC SHAW Reminston.
iee skates. sizs 3. 10. -7706.
Evening star., 1952-02-03

BUREAU DESK. mahosany; elec. con.
sole. sewing machine, new; 8 #
Coldspot refrigerator. 2 yrs. old;
studio couches; 2 occasional chairs
tricycle., wagon. portable washing
machine; HOLLYWOOD bed with ivor!
plastic headboard; ranch-style ma.
PIE dining room suite; odd tables
dition and reasonable. JU. 7-56O9
CAKE AND DOUGH MIXER. Hobart
meat grinder. HU. 3421. ~ ''
best cond.; Ss7. e; 80. Cali Ito today, AGO co
1925; wk. 1112 14th NV.
best cond.; S97. so. Call today. CO
CAMERA, 4asis XEk movie 5aea ana ndte case: 1E' IS
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CAMERA, zeiss contax II, r:a Son
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IKE new, $l95; also BuSh-PresSmar
2Ax3A Wallensak F:4.5 lens, fiasl
eauip.' accessories. Sl96. OF. 7722
CAMERA-Polaroid, new, lishtmeter
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CAMERA, Leica, 111-F: Summari
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CAMERA. Leica, 1861 model 1-C will
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CAMERA. Sx1O Eastman I'd; in nev
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CAMERA, Leica, 1851 model. &C witt
F-2 lens, $3.50. Call ia. 1887.
CAMERA, Leica synchronized IIIf
F:3:5. Elmar lens, new. JE
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SKI view. 7-inch lens. 5 holders, pos
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Evening star., 1952-02-03

BASINS, SINKS. BATHTUBS; bull
blocks. 3056 NJ st. NV. NO. 1908
BATHTUBS. new used. built-in. legs
sinks. basins: toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO.. 2237 Ga. ave. DE. 5566
bescheds hdsla hpTns; aea aga
BED, SD g3lS Hollywood. Box spring and
mattress; like new; $50. Call RA
BED. 4-poster. maple: "a bed, spring
and mattress; S25; Cal ,Rto; Ho; S539 2;Gss
low post; innerspring. foam rubber
mattress. Call CO. 2317 Sun. 1C
BED. dbl. Louis XIV. walnut. almost
new; good spring and mattress
BEDS; Sass !; deuble' complete s16 each
BED, double, roll-away; innersprins
mattress; excel. cond. OR. 1870
after 1890. Sunday.
BED. youth, with matching chifIo-
robe, innersprinG mattress, $40. CHI
BED. Hollywood, double. with mat
tress and cover, S25; leather sofa.
z it., S25: solid maple sofa, $50:
fiber rugs (Sx1O,. 9x12. 6x0, So
each: bassinette, play pen. crib, sled
SIS. Call Vienna 4S2-M.
BED, double, Hollywood. with head
board: like new. TU. 1861.
BEDS t2). twin, mahogany, complete;
S45 for both. Cali MI. 2407,
BED, Simmons Hide-a-bed, beautiful
brocatelle; genuine tnnerspring mat
tress; like new; sacrifice, $500. SH
BEDs-Youth beds, 2 maple. on.
blond; both excel. cond.; like new
the best, 10. S-115l.
springs, cotton felt mattress; S25,
Also dble. coil springs, and inner
spring mattress; $50. Good cond
BEnDi-donble, chest, dresser. 2 chairs
and night stand. Call UN. 2164
BED, single, maple. complete; ice box
portable oven. elec. refR.; needt
small repair. Ii. 1896.
BEDS, bunk. double deck. SO: day.
bed, oil heater. two 6x16 tires
BED, % ssle., innersprins matt. $40;
coil spring, $40: also trunk, OLD
theater tyne. 24x22x36, SO. WI
BED. g2So spring, coil, double; price Ss;
like new. WA. 1887. 81 Chilium
BED, .roliaway, in good condition. $40
Cali CO. 1906 after 10 am. -3
BED, Hollywood, double, excel. cond.
price, $50; Wa, 5114. "a
BED, double. mahog.; gracefuL tIa'
ditionsl design' practically new $50
Evening star., 1952-02-03
ADDITIONS
DISTINCTIVE
HOME REMODELING

Our complete planning service (no
obligation. of course). adds to the
beauty and value OF your home.
quite subtractlng from the cost.
KENNETH'S UNIFIED
SERVICE PLAN
Means one complete organ1Zation.
accepting complete responsibility,
and working on q carefully designed.
eficiently scheduled. labor-saving
; program to save you every possible
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Kenneth CONSTRUCTION CO,
Call Arnold, OIL. 1853. 3
ALTERATIONS-Complete home re
pairing service. Reasonable rates;
ATM MSSk FSoshRtesao FSoMB saTokH kE SS61 SS6oRs with
steel screen and grill; immediate
CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO., 4S19
Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Md.
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS. parking lots
.DbSns BEgase% OF rosss 1850 IL iFeo g. z5s
TOMBSTONE AND .; ". sIpINd
\ roof sSa cover SIH ): your house with sidins,
tile your bath, incl. your porch, etc.
call us for free estimates. We are
excl. distTib. for Bondstone fol
Met. Wash. and one Of Nations lgst
applieators of Johns.ManyiIle sid
ing. All work guar. WI. 60S6. CAP
/ TTOL CONTRACTING CO., 4S1S
Bethesda ave. Bethesda, Md.
IRRICK WORK-Retaining walls. ga
RACES. chimney repair, also concrete
and Stonework. New construction OF
repair. Call RICHARDSON, GE
BRICK WORK in general; nreplaces
| porches. retaining walls, concrete
work. Class A Jobs. RINALDI AMI
CO., FIR. 2342. IS
BRICK WORK. ehimneys. nreplaceS
walls. steps. porches, garages: all re.
pairs: Al work. After 5. MI. 611S
BRICK WORK, all repairs, pointing
chimney walls; free estimates. 10
BUILDING, remodeling, repairing
carpentry, brick. cement work. GE
1921 Mr.. BAKER. -