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The Nome nugget., 1952-02-22
Navy Rescues Burned Couple From Island

KODIAK, Alaska - A Navy passenger plane RAD made a suc- cessful landing on the beach of Chirikof Island Thursday and evacuated MT. and Mrs. Len All mon both suffering from facial burns received from a kerosene refrigerator explosion.
 The patients, sole inhabitants of this tiny island were flown to the naval station at Kodiak where they were taken to the Kodiak Griffin Memorial Hospit- al. Condition of the couple was not announced.
 The Navy passenger plane was piloted by former Pacific North ern Airlines flier It. Max Roush- man, USN.
 Although badly burned, MT. and Mrs. Allmon stationed them selves at each end of the 4000- foot beach and directed the Navy plane in for the landing.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-22
Non-Skeds Propose Govt. Provide Transport Planes On Reserve Basis

WASHINGTON, (P Tn e presidents of some 50 independent or non-scheduled airlines today agreed to ask Congress for de- velopment by the government of large transport-type aircraft.
 These planes would be leased to airline operators, with half the profits from their operation to be returned to the government as rentals or installments on pur- chase.
 The group, members of the Air coach Transport Association, pro- posed that to be eligible to take part in this program, an airline must have 75 per cent of it's op- erating personnel as members of the organized reserves.
 Said Amos E. Heacock, associa- ton president:
 Under this bill, the military would have a mobilized airlift re- serve which would be brought into action in event of a national emergency, simply by issuing the proper orders"
 The association, concluding a four-day meeting, blasted "un- scrupulous" independent ticket agents "who have cast discredit on the independent aircraft in- dustry."
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-22
LAND BETWEEN FAIRBANKS AND BIG DELTA TO BECOME AVAILABLE THIS YEAR

FAIRBANKS, (P)-Land in the Harding and Birch Lakes vicinity, between Fairbanks and Big Delta, is due to become available this year to persons wanting to claim small tracts for summer homes.
 Fred Weller, District Land Off, flee manager, announced the new policy. At present, public land closer than a quarter mile to the Richardson Highway is not avail able.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-22
Yale Honors Son Of Former Alaska Governor

SEE A TILE, (P - Hugh P. Brady, son of the late John G. Brady, one-time governor of AL aska, has been awarded the Yale medal in ceremonies at New Haven, Conn, for outstanding service to the school. He was one of Is recipients of the award given the first time this year in connection with Yale's 250th an- niversary.
 Brady, a wholesale lumberman and a graduate of the class of 1914, is past president of the Seattle Yale Club.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-22
Stan McCutcheOn
 Promises End Div. Judge "Very Soon''

Stanley McCutcheon, National Democratic Committeeman, met with the Second Division Com mittee Wednesday evening in an endeavor to get the immediate appointment of a judge for the Second Division.
 MT. McCutcheon told the com mittee that the "Third Division was most vigorously opposed to consolidation of the Second and Third Divisions" He stated that now that Alaska was on the threshold of statehood, it was no time to talk about reducing any part of governmental set-up. Now is the time to plan for the future and the development that is bound to come, he said.
 McCutcheon, when interviewed, denied any ambition to seek the judgeship for himself and said the Second Division could be sure that an appointment would be announced very soon.
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-22
Taft and Radio Commentator In TV Argument

NEW YORK, (A) - Sen. Taft accused commentator Tex Mo Crary of calling him a liar on a television program Thursday night.
 The audience booed and cheered as the two men exchanged hot words over a passage relating to President Truman in Taft's re- cent book, "A Foreign Policy For Americans" The argument was on the Dumont Network program Author Meets the Critic"
 In the book, McCrary said, the senator twas careless with the truth" To back up his contention, McCrary said the senator was wrong when he said President Truman had not conferred with Congress on the Korean war for weeks after it's outbreak. Me Crary said the President had talked with nine Democratic and five Republican senators within 61 hours" after the conflict started,
 Taft said his own statement was correct "because IA senators are not the Senate of the United States" and added:
 "You have called me a liar when you first opened this pro- position, and I want you to with draw that statement"
 The studio audience broke out with boos and cheers and had to be quieted before the program could continue.
 McCrary then quoted Taft as saying in his book that power without foresight leads to dis aster." He said Taft has proclaim ed himself for the Marshall Plan "once the Russian threat was apparent"
 Adding that Taft had tried, sometimes successfully, to cut Marshall Plan funds from. 1947 to 1850, McCrary asked:
 Senator, when did the Russian threat become apparent to you?"
 "You are saying was against the Marshall Plan," Taft replied. "I'm saying that I think it could have done as much good on half fha roonevO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BoOKKEEPFR. 10 yrs. exper.. full
charge: also office mgr: knowledge
shtd., tipping. Box lost Star. A.
GIRL. col. desires ghw.; : DAYS q
week; dependable and reliable; good
NURSE y s. practical, white desires care
T 81 Iaay PED re- bat sis live in best
Nurse. white. capable taking charge
81 patent TI a a1d home; day or night
SUPERINTENDENT legal ex.
pperlenee, Dependable. attractive
s 1i' VI NJ Mus tse" c,.r;o., 5 4.
Fox lat, Star. -
T,YPIST, experienced in Office work
knowledge of Spanish. seeks posi-
ION; Box list. Star. 4"
NPisT-Expert, available part time
SiIe :5p hr' Jo Sfa sfH2 eiee' type
TYPiSG WANTED0Adcdressing. stuff
i 5p' p Mains Ap At 15s home. 300 18th
WOMAN wants DAYS work. Exper
W sos ms co., Sa des Ssth vs st NV n
r ran' vi n 5 5ssa~ table or maid; exp;
RuPHERs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
has plenty of women on hand
M va 90, for day work. References
EpucATfED ENGLISH WOMAN de-
tured lady OF housekeeper. if ample
domestic help; will travel: good
driver; library experience also; will
exchange references. Box "93-S,
COL. GIRL. h.s.g., desires job as file
LII. 1-2al5. ~
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Also used bathtubs, sinks, radiators
structural steel angles and channels
WASHINGTON RAG AND BAG CO..
2l1 L ST. S.W. Phone DI SNN1
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WAR SURPLUS
Shovels, 81; Mattocks. Picks. III;
Dig bars $3.50: Gas cans. 50:
Axes. Wedges Rope.
~ goo other good bargains.

sh NE 81; Mattocks, Picks. Fl;
e51a N St NV Ex. 352s7;.
Ei nsyss sp uEsd s. sacr ISss
WASHERS-GE 1859. Extra special
tba In allowances: 4 steps down 4
GE dealer. 9i9 18th st. NV, RE RE-
253'. Phone us for prices and com
pare for anything electrical. REIiA-
BILE HOME APPLIANCES. %
WASHERS. DRYERS AND IRONERs.
M wa i;ou sell, Almost all makes
fna se Sz savnF Must No sell rt tsdog Exe
Pr Pm VIII s1 e 1sfus sPR1N Open GAS t!ll
5E 81 slsdSs CO.. e44 Wayne avenue.
WASHING MACHINEs-Used "a and
new. Priced to sell; easy credit edit
SMITH. s & 5, 1914 II H st. r. me-. e.,
WASHING MACHINE. Hotpoint; also
Ho = 20 n, re dsEo in good cond. After
WAFER SEA TER Gas. electric a
WEBSTER WAREHoGsE, 1909 1893 st 8
s Il: ff cs snw ST Gel9a MI Parksr,
possessed console may be purchased
r rGT nsianc e due r., SINGER SEWING
Nd: OIL 7Oi5. '.-l'o"
LOCUST POSTS, Fence Headouar-
tiers! Redwood, fir pickets: cedar
rr; oak posts boards. etc. RUCKER
LUMBER, 1920 Wilson blvd. IA.
HOUSE sOLD-Liv, rm.. walnut din
room. and several bedroom sets,
etc, to be sold this week end. 64ll
3lst st. NV. "a
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OPEN Ewes. TIL 9; SAT. $40


OPEN EYES. TIL 8; SAT. $50
NO PHONE QUOTATIONS
bLAlKS IV. 1919 WIS. AVE NV.
TIRES-Closing- out brand new Fire
stone and GOODYEAR whitewal tires
a. ureeGgced prices while they last.
nL " % WAREHOUSE E 400 Goth st.
1YFPEwR kf1iE n So all makes. sales.
year AMERIcAN r TYpHWRI TT e
GO 1921 E Capitol st. Ii. 3-O0S2,
S3o,2,30 mel Saturday.
TipeWRITERS REPAIRLD-Pick UP
cHuRca aei sfAT1oN isFyoe jE s FAtas
TYPEWRITERS: RENT-New. porta-
bic typewriters, SIP for 3 months:
al makes. Rental applies towards
p II, as, CENTRAL. 2ol9 l4th St
TYPEwRi TIERS Frs Just received fresh
oaten Of used portable typewriters
f ft,t CITY TRADING CO. 0 so$ IS
vAcutM " CLEANER. late mode,
r adfd used all sttsc chm Plus Is
VACUUM CLEANERS-GE 1859
models. Authorized GE dealer. RELi-
ABLE HOME APPLIANCES. 9i9 tn
St: NV: steps down the best
BUY IN town: For real savings
VACI UNI CLEANERS. Sacrifice az
600 Worth S20-$30. Guar. Try be-
lore you buy. TOPS VACUUM
vSiGRES, g? lth Sc. Ii. $4,000
Window display Royal Tank, ali att.
was S69.a5, now S39.5O another
tank type, Sl1.50: Eureka. So. 80:
beautiful late model Hoover, cost
over 500. now $50 30 with att. =;
many others. 3Sl2 Lee hwy. CHI.
49l4.
five sets krometal type face: perfect
operating cond.; price reaS. at $500
Teiephone Mr.. CONN. Me. 1000.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL. colored. desires baby sitting
/ afternoons or evenings; nurses aide
IL. ;,-39g6.
GIRL, coored, wishes position a!
maid in beauty shop. store, chamber
maid, child's nurse or hotel. DE
1919.
GIRL: colored, from Virginia. wishe,
echild,S care; 5-day week Ii
GIRL. colored dependable. exper.
intelligent: wants work as cook
NV, 5-day week. Ii. 6-4391.
GikL desires Job as mothers helper
LOCAL refs. EX. 54tS.
WOMAN. colored; days work. Mon
IEurs- Sat, ref, exper. Baby sitter
Call after : pm, AT. $50.
WOMAN. colored. exper, desires day
work or preparing dinner in eve
ming after I pm Call DU. 175l,
CoLORED GIRL desires g.h.W.,
days week. Local refs. High
SCHOOL graduate. Ii. 6-3033.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w.. plain
cooking or laundry: care of baby
IN apt; refs; $40 Wk. in D. c. TU
CoLoRED GIRL would like 5-da,
week JOB of child care; experienced
COLoRED WOMAN wants 3 day:
work or full time. Good refs. Phone
hU. S9Jl any time
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LIAO IIIV D1DNOON1 OALE
New unclaimed freight reduced. TIRE.
MENDOUS SAVINGS! :. rooms
complete. $50 down. Convenient
terms. AMERICAN FURNITURE
EXCHANGE, 1923 18th st. NV. RE
1865. Open ewes. till g. 4
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OFFICE FURNITURE

DESKS. FILES, TABLES. CHAIRS
proc: rcconditioned. D. c. SUR
PLUS SALES. Sill New Jersey ave.
NV. Free parking on premises. -
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS - Victor
Columbia. Decca. Capitol and Mer-
and classical all 3 speeds; large
f toSk; ri sh he4pI mns sf;o SPRING Val
ave. NV. EN-. 1875.
PIANO. medium upright, Kimball;
9 tidg dod flnish; eood playing c0adl-
PIANO, Ludwig, console type. Colo
NAL style; musicians instrument
compl; recond.: SIPS. Others as low
PIANO a,S. factory rebuilt steinway
Splnet style upright $685.; SEA
down, 3 yrs. to pay balance. DYNA.
MIC MUSIC, 1900 G st. NV. Fl
PIANO. reconditioned Musette spinet.
ahoeany case; full keyboard; spe-
cal at S493: So down. SIS a mo
DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 G st, NV.
PIANO-only $40 monthly after a
small down payment will nav for
a, full keyboard spinet piano at
WaShineton,s bargain store. PIANO
icID Jln NV. t1uSI above
the library. Phone ST. $500. Open
Mon. Wed. Fri. evenings. 4
FIANO-sliehtly used Lester Betsy
Ross, spinet, S395; has full key
10l5 9TH st. NV. Just above The !
library Open Mon. Wed. Friday
PIANO. slightly used; full keyboa rd
spinet in very. good condition: S445i
mahogany finished case. JORDAN'S
eorner 13th and G SITS. NV. Il
P1ANOS-Here is your opportunity to
start your child in music at a very
low Rert cost ,.,, Camppbell's Famous
possible for you to select any piano
and used pianos. You may have ii
delivered to your home at very
ttq pSr cost Call Or come in for fur
PIANOS, for the best in recondi.
toned grands. Come to Campbells
We nave such famous makes as
St;e,nWay, Mason & Hamlin; Chick
Liberal. allowance for your piano;
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. 5of 11G Ssi g st
NV, DI. s464 y
P LIMOS, s, Frands Fine
at sos Small down payment sisFfbl ales
ance 3 yrs. Your old piano accept
ed o on trade. DYNAMIC MUSIC
PIANOS = Piano benches. 81 up;
uprIs., Knabe Bros. SIS; Cable
product. $50: 1afarsue. apt. size
81 =: small grand. sos. PAUL
GOLlBART. corner entrance Of
American Storage Bldg, 3SOl Ga
ave; AID. 59"S $3.50 to 500. "a
PIAN0S-We have a very nice Sc
lection CT completely reconditione ed
grands on sale at low prices for
quality instruments. ST. a400
JORDAN'S. corner 18th and G
SITS. NV. a
PlANO-Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed. Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
anteed. Embodies features OF small
grand and uprights; fun resonant
tone. Baldwin patented full blow
action. lifetime durability. Available
In wide selection Of eye-appealing
cases in mahogany. walnut. light
oak: avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH,
c.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and glass
jalosies for porches. Combination
storm windows, screens and combi-
nation doors. a great savings to
Get a free gift. at time OF estimate.
No obliga ton to buy. Guaranteed
workmanship. No down payment;
STORM WINDOW CORP. 54O3
Georgia ave. GE. 3440.
MATTRESSES remade. SD UP. STEIN
BEDDING co. 1924 18th st. NV,
rhINTING AND PAPERING. commit:
". MIR. LAWRENCE. RA. 97n3.
INTERIOR, EXTERIOR PAINTING.
by able white men, Best work. for
k KS a.d rTse estimates RE O7a93;
KTTcHEN. Your kitchen redesigned
you are. KENNETH CONSTRUC-
TON GO. Can Arnold. OIL. 1858;
PAINTING. interior. exterior. plas-
ing; downspout and gutter work,
sashcord. glass, carpentry work.
TATE. Elk. s571; ewes. EX. 1870.
PAINTING and home repairs; fopn-
PAINTING. PAPERING. FLOOR
SANDING-Do own work; sensible
prices, Call MIR. sPELLER, 10.
P.AlN;iTlNc,. paperins. interior % ex-
AP. 0557, after pm. T.
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
perienced. Ii 3-423S.
PAINTING, PAPERING. A good Job
at low price: For estimates cali
eosna saaRna gem sx 1s5ss
PAiSTERs. Interior nH %o' Exterior; refer
e priess re Ps e eIS g, reasonable
Mp VAN. JU, 9-s0Sa. IS
PAPERING, PAINTING. white me.
chanic. 20 yrs. experience, do own
work. lookout MI. OoaU. S
PAPER!NG AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free. Cali MR..
BECKETT, MI. 0930. DU. 4O53.
PAPERING AND PAINTING-comml.
or res; satisfied customers over
25 yrs; Mr.: LAWRENCE. RA gTC3
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rooms
$1,000 up, 1852 sunfsst washable
PAPER: work guaranteed GE 73a3
PAPERING, PAINTING. PLASTERING
Work done reasonable this month.
Call BARNETT. Me. 2165 g.
AND HEATING-No job
too small: 24-hou- service; reason
able prices; registered in D. c. and
Md. UN 1859. s.
AND HEATING. tobbing
and remodeling; guaranteed low
prices; 24-hr. service. DU. 1866.
PORCHEs INCLosED-Your porch
is now serving you only mos. a
year; let us make 1t into a sun rm .
den or extra bedrm; free estimate
cheerfully given. No down payment,
3 years to pay. WI 6oS6. CAPT.
Toll CONTRACTING CO 1919
Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Md.
RECREATION ROOMS. Original and
creative designing to help you live
better right where YOU are. KEN
METH. CONSTRUCTION co. Call
Arnold. OIL. 1858; ewes, WI. 1890.
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PIANOS

P1PE-Terra Gotta: new: Sights
damaged. Suitable for use in bitches
drains. culverts. etc. Sizes 10 in
up: z. B. DONALDSON g. BRO
Ign ana Brentwood I'd. ne. DU
PIPE. galv., black; copper, cast iron
cut thread: fixtures. BLOCKS. 3O5e
N st. NV. NO. 1903. WA. $500.
PIPE. galvanized black. cast iron,
copper fittings. ATLANTIC, 807
ST No QOn1
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MOTOR TRAVEL

S. c.. via Route 3O1;
4 pass; leave Fri. or Sat. Call DE.
Also after 6 pm. A.
WANTED-Driving to
Denver. Colo. Saturday. April s,
D1. O1S2, or Ii. 5-6700. Ext 6ll4O.
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PIPE-IJSED

Also used bathtubs, sinks, radiators
structural steel angles and channels
WASHINGTON RAG AND BAG CO.,
2l5 L ST. s.W. Phone d. 5000.
PRINTING PRESS, offset. Harris ST.
36x4S. chain delivery suction pile
feeder; a. G: motors and push but
May be seen in operation. BOX
PRiNTINGSa PRESS. 1ox15, Chandler
and Price Craftsman. Rice automatic
i afids . excellent condition. oper.
ton; 10 to wEdays.' kEYsT ONE
PRESS, 14os Monroe St M. 5
RADIO. Hallicrafter. Model $40
with variable transformer installed
S65: kE, BLISS. --6
RADIO iHo o eTddt O. trade.
Wilson blvd. Arlington. OK lIf4
Open Wed, Thurs. Fri. till Q pm
RANGE. electric Westinghouse
S E5,; Model; brand new in crate
Ss eis S sd; sac. $50 loss. OW
RANGE. WESTINGHOUSE electric. DA.
-; retailed for S279.95. will sci
for $500 cash. Brand-new. Call
MR.. NORMAN, 81. $500. -
RsNGES-Tappan gas. GE electrical
snecial. big trade-in allowances.
l lhene n rs first; RELIABLE HOME
town. RE. s537. ~" 'eS' oe Ms III
REFRIGERATOR. good condition. go
Gu. IT. reasonable price. 534 16 st.
REfRIGERAToR, rsisidatre Gu.
it.; excellent condition. WO. 1903.
REFRIGERATOR. westinghouse. IA
r.; ,t excellent condition; new unit
l saSfs or Oe less o 5han ysaE f
R lsFEfsa oSRd IS en- en-. IT. cro 3.
Shelvador; new; won in contest;
S191 XII s-OS43. y
REFRIGERATOR, ecu. 1T. GE. 1850
model. GE. 1888 after 3 O'Clock.
REFRIGERATOR, GE.; table top
stove; kit. cabinet; bed: dresser:
misc. items. 10. 2-96S3 after 8 pm.
REFRIGERAToR, 6 Gu. it. Frigidaire,
So. OR. 423. or WI. 1867. -
k eond sse4ee $50 e7 6S Ease excel
REFRIGERATION. Philco oft. and
Maytag; deep-well gas stove. > yrs
old. like new: both for $3.50; also
flashing achine for $50. Phone
KfFE1GERAToR. co!dspot slightly
used, Sl25. Call Il 4-6046. %
REFRIGERATOR: sERvEL; 10 It,
S1?5; by owner; 5 yrs. old: excel
lent condition JE. 3-3440 g
REFRIGERATORS. used. large as
sSortment from $40 up. Some with
l-year guarantee. Time payments.
FREDERICKs. zoos 18th st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS. used. for sale or
S.2w1.s' E pfE FIl s Or 1862 aSP0S'
REFRIGERATORS-GE 1852. Extra
special trade-in allowance. Phone
us first. Authorized GE dealer, 919
18th ST. NV, RE. 2537. II it's cleo
trical see US. RELIABLE HOME AP-
PLIANCES, 4 steps down 4 the best
deal in town. g
RErKIGERATORs. RANGES, WASH
ERS. Warehouse sale. Brand-new
models. almost all makes and sizes.
Must sell today. Extra large savings.
No reasonable offer will be refused
Open til !? pm. SILVER. SPRING
GAS & ELECTRIC CO., ga Wayne
ave, JU S-SO3S. 3
Friridaire 1a4s. = Gu #.
S115s 146 5lst ave. Sc. Call LU.
1-I4aS =
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ELECTRICAL
Repairs. new work. remodelins.
Ii. 3-3661

INSTALLATIONS. re-
pair short circuits Small toes done
Immediately. RA. 2"222. any time.
FENCE-Gaivsnized chain LINK: all
posts IN concrete. Immediate cree
tior Get the best for less: Sc
months to pay Phone II. 4-45SS,
evenings and Sunday. NO, 55aS. +.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLO.
MA at home Ill spare time. Also 4OC
engineering and business courses
-.C,S., "332 Bond Bldg, NE. Sl66
TEACHERS. college students. librari.
ans: ministers, amateur writer's lit
are successfully using Memory
Matte writing methods to win extra
income. independence, prestige anc
free. For an Apt s'u call MSt smorVlS.
Matte ME. 3On3. "a
ORGAN INSTRUCTION - Classica
and popular, Beginners or advanced
PI4ctice time available. Phone
JORDAN'S. Sterling 940O, Ext. 81
for appointment Corner 18th anc
G SITS. NV. Open Thursday eve.
nings. Il
PIX -RECEPTIONIST course easily
learned; age no handicap Day class
tuition. 500; night. sos. MRS
CHANDLER. HU. 1924. ST. 1878.
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FURNITURE. ETC-Large stors 20
sale OF furniture; groups and ode
pieces; office desks and chairs
ming devices. mirrors. Remington
adding machine modern portable
typewriter, check writer. refriSe~-
ators: etc. BY auction at WESCH.
LER'S a05 E st. NV. tomorrow
$50 am. until midafternoon. Nov
on view.
FURNITURE-Entire house full: fine
pictures. rugs. lamps, drapes, cor
nices. 1888 18th st. NV. GE. O4l6
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MlscEL. FOR SALE tcont. /,
AIR CONDITIONERS
RENTED

DEPENDo REFRIGERATION CO.
UN. 1912 UN. S575
| ANTIQCES-Lge. marble-top table
! ST. 90 marple-top waShstand. SIS;
| marble-top chest. $50. LO. 5-0551
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WORK
Cement walks. steps. porches; tile
drainage. ANGELO MARCUCCIO
SH NkA
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FURNITURE

WdA h-OOWl1 OdlC
twenty bedroom suites, all finishes
and STYLES, S10O-S395. Real bar
gains in box springs. mattresses,
HOLLYWOOD beds. Also dining room
suites. modern sectional sofas,
sofa beds. studio touches. chairs,
tables, lamps. mirrors. household
livery. Terms If desired.
DAWSON FURNITURE co.
2345 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ms celiar to roof ts' cENTRA lfm coN-
TRACING CO. Me. 69S5.
ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS
Attlcs finished, recreation rooms.
inclosed; up to 9 wears to pay: free
NEER1NG CO. Nc e 81 s5as Es eSes.
AIR iRd s eoSbTT,0 On Sss5 retr,re7aton
nieht services n5s0 i * a5ss Day and
ALUMINIUM DOORS-Free estimate
Tor all YOUR lifetime aluminium win
dow screens and glass jalousie porch
Enclosures and aluminium awnings
save tee' mddemaa pso TO YOU
WEATaER sfoR RSS' w1 Il oSS corr RrL
5.n9 GEORGIA ave. GE. 344O.
ASPHALT DRIyEWAYS. parking lots,
f 5a4s roads Free estimate, elsbe
ATTics CONVERTED. Your attic
KENNETH CoNsTRucTIoN CO.
G call Arnold OIL. 1853 eyes,, WI.
MISUNDERSTANDING aluminium and
built. Save. buy direct from manu-
facturer. All materials and work
manship guaranteed: no down pay
W WEATHE x sT @Ss @ v peS co Al!
BONDSTONE-Stop wishing. You
can have stone home for less than
you think. Let us stone all or part
OF your home with tombstone. The
cost is but fraction of the added
stone is applied with moulds and
can be applied to any surface. Free
estimate. NO down payment. 3
years G,,:rt to pay pay nc WI ooss;; CAPITOL
BRICKWORk. firepls, pchs.. CARS. ;
glass blks. spclty. FERRARA & De
PALERMO. AID. 1899. Ii. 3-s4ss
BUILDING. remodeling, repairing.
e ea Mr. 0r USE f BAKER work S eE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. repairs and
eves,, or 7i37 .
CARPENTRY; dormer windows. sttics
recreation rooms finished; porchss
HENDRIX Iaiei2lls eU UN. e4sl.
CARPENTRY-Attics; kitchen cab
inets: recr. rooms: store fixtures.
and shelving. WI. '2lT6.
CARPENTRY, remodellins. repairs
and cabinet work; additions ~.
CARPENTRY - General remode. ing +;
ab:nets. store fixtures and store
fronts. MR. LAWRENCE. RA. 9103
CEMENT STEPS. porches. coDings,
walls. driveways, faestcne terraces.
walks, waterproofing. parsing, drain
, tile; % years experience; guar
anteed. Colored. AT. 1870 after
CEN.ENT WORK--Stone walls. flag
stone terraces. walks chimneys. fire.
places. cement. driveways. porcnes.
Tetai1ing , walls pipe a.sr GFainass rs
Phone Rockvi'Ie 1888
CIOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
| ROOTER. Phone RIA. SSss any day,
CONCRETE WORK. plastic wall tiles.
/! asphalt rubber floor tiles. magne-
! site floors. CONRAD, GE. 1896; 8"
CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES. cottages.
! frame brick or shingle. Phone
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