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Evening star., 1952-02-18
William John Hughes,
Gun Factory Electrician

William John Hughes. 65, q resi-
dent Of Takoma Park, Nd, for 80
years. died In his sleep yesterday
at his home, 1908 Holly avenue.
Mr.. Hughes served for nearly
rs years as an electrician for the
Navay Gun Factory here. He was
to have retired at the end Of
this year. He was born in Rome,
N. Y, and came here to study at
the Bliss Electrical School In
Takoma Park.
Mr.. Hughes wife, Kathryn, a
retired Agriculture Department
employe, died four weeks ago. He
leaves son and a daughter, Carl
Willis Hughes and Mrs. Maryne
H. Brewer. both of the Holly
avenue address. and three grand
children.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow in the Takoma
funeral home. Burial will be In
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. +.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
Mrs. John 5. Parker,
Widow Of Lawyer
Was Native Of Bel Air

Mrs. John Scott Parker, a resi-
dent of Chevy Chase. Md, and
Washington since 1927, died in
Doctors Hospital yesterday after
"a brief Illness. She lived at 3911
Livingston street NV.
Mrs. Parker was the widow Of a
New York corporation lawyer and
former editor Of the Corporation
Manual. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker,
married in 1900, lived in New York
and South Orange, N. j., before
coming here after his retirement
in 1927. Their home was first at
] East Kirk street in Chevy Chase.
Former Alice Lee.
Born in Bel Air, Md, Mrs.
Parker was the former Alice Lee,
a member of the Lee, Stump and
Bays families Of Maryland. Her
ancestors built Darlington, Sena-
tor Tyding's estate near Havre
de Grace. Md.
Mrs. Parker was active in All
Saints Episcopal Church and was
a member of the Chevy Chase
Club. She is survived by two
sons and three daughters, 1t. Col.
John Scott Parker, jr., u. S. A. F.,
1913 r street NV; William Lee
Parker of Larchmont, N. Y, editor
OF Mechanix Illustrated magazine
and the Misses Alice Lee, Priscilla
Stump and Mary Allerton Parker
all OF the home address. Miss
Alice Lee Parker is acting chief
OF the Library of Congress diyi-
sion OF prints and photographs,
Also surviving are two brothers,
Col. John L. G. Lee Of Bel Air
and Otho Scott Lee of Baltimore:
a sister, Miss Helen M. Lee of
Bel Air and two grandchildren.
Services Tomorrow.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. tomorrow in All Saints
Church. Burial will be In Rock
Spring Cemetery near Bel Air.
Honorary pallbearers at the sery-
Ices will include Frederick p. H.
S1ddons. Edward s. Northrop.
James A. Hynes. Donald C. Kline,
Leland Alden. John Stump. Wal
ter Mckee. Vernon Hodges and
Arthur w. Defenderfer, jr.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
James A. Mcfarland, "a,
HyafsviHe Engineer

James A. Mcfarland, 64, a
member of one OF Hyattsville's
oldest families, died Saturday at
his home. 5114 Decatur street,
Edmonston, Md.
Mr.. Mcfarland, q retired elec-
trical engineer, was a native of
Hyattsville, where his father
founded the Hyattsville Inde-
pendent newspaper. A World War
I veteran, he was active In the
American Legion. "a
Surviving him are two sisters
and a brother. Mrs. Russell e.
Gordon Of Mount Rainier, Nd,
and Miss Corinne E. MacFarland
and Bell Behan Mcfarland Of the
Edmonston address.
Funeral services will be held In
Gasch's funeral home in Hyatts-
vile at 10 am. Wednesday. Burial
win be in Evergreen Cemetery,
BladenSburg,
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Mrs. J. 5. Douglas, 81,
Widow Of Banker

Mrs. Sallie Wooden Douglas, S1
long a resident of Alexandria, died
yesterday at her home, 913 Cam
|eron street.
Mrs. Douglas was the widow of
y. Sidney Douglas, retired banker
who was president of the Old Do
minion Boat Club for many years,
and who died in 1949.
Born In Warrenton, Va, In 1850
Mrs. Douglas remembered some
events Of the Civil War.
She was q member Of Christ
Church, the American War Moth
ers. the American Legion Auxiliary
and the United Daughters of the
Confederacy.
She is survived by a son, Capt
James s. Douglas, jr., of the home
address; two daughters, Mrs. VIII
liam F. Stevenson Edmonton. Al
berta. Canada. and Mrs. Frederick
T. Cause. West Chester, Pa: four
grandchildren and three great
grandc dchildren.
Funeral services viii be held at
3 pm. Wednesday in the home.
Burial will be in Presbyterian
Cemetery, Alexandra.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
J. B. Pound, 81, Publisher,
Author, Hotel Operator
BY the Asseeiafsd Pres.

CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 1s.-Fu-
neral services will be held here
tomorrow for Jerome B. Pound,
81. widely known Southern news
paper publisher and hotel oper-
ator.
Pound, who maintained a home
in Miami for 18 years, died in a
hospital there yesterday after a
short Illness.
He was executive president of
the Pound Hotels. operating in
Jacksonville. Savannah, Savannah
Beach and Chattanooga.
He founded the Memphis News,
Chattanooga News and Macon
News and formerly operated the
Knoxville Morning Tribune and
the Knoxville News.
He also was the author of sew
|eral books.
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Mrs. C.H. Stephenson,
Wife Of Librarian

Mrs. Charles H. Stephenson. jr.,
48, a native Of the District, died
Friday after a long illness at her
home. CAT Constitution avenue
NE. .,
Mrs. Stephenson, the former
Miss Marie Umhau, was the wife
of a librarian at the Library Of
Congress for 80 years.
A graduate Of the old Business
High School, she was a member Of
Electra Chapter. Order Of the
Eastern Star, and Triumph Coun-
Gil 8, Daughters Of America.
In addition to her husband, she
leaves two sons, Charles H. Ste
phenson, III, Of 7600 Atwood
street, District Heights, Mr., and
Richard w. Stephenson, 2415 E
street NV; two daughters, Mil
dred L.. Is, and Ia, IL; and two
brothers, Richard T. and C. WAL
ter Umhau. both Of Oxon Hill, Md.
Services will be held at pm.
tomorrow at the Lee funeral
home, Fourth street and Massa-
chusetts avenue NE. Burial will
be at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
Mrs. Roberta Bell, S8,
dc. Resident SO Years

Mrs. Roberta Belt, 88. q Wash
ington resident for more than go
years. who operated a rooming
house at SIT East Capitol street
many years, died Friday in the
home Of a sister, Mrs. Clinton
Main OF Middletown, Md.
Widow of Henry Belt, cabinet
maker, Mrs. Belt moved to Mid
dletown in 1948 after the death
OF a sister, Mrs. Lucy Minor, with
whom she lived here.
A native of Loudoun County,
Va, Mrs. Belt came to Washing
ton in 1884 and settled in the East
Capitol street home in 1908. After
her husbands death in 1920 she
began operation of her boarding
house.
Besides Mrs. Main, she Is sur
vived by another sister, Mrs. Alice
Haynes. 95, of Bowling Green, Va.
Funeral services will be at II
am. tomorrow in the GladhiIl fu-
neral home in Middletown. Burial
will be in Rock Creek Cemetery
here,
Evening star., 1952-02-18
William A. Aues, 81, Dies;
Served as FTC Head 8 Times
Kansas Democrat
Was d Member Of
Congress II Years

william A. Ayres, 81. a long
time member and former chair
man of the Federal Trade Com
mission and member Of the
House from Kansas for II years.
died last night at his apartment
i'm the Kennedy Warren.
"A member of the commission
since 1894. Mr.. Ayres held the
craftsmanship in 1887, 1912 and
1916.
Born April 10, 1867, In Eliza
Ebethtown. ILL.,. he moved with his
family to Sedgwick. Kan. in 1881.
He was admitted to the Kansas
Bar in 1898. after studying law at
Garfield University. now Friends
University. at Wichita. He was
prosecuting attorney Of the coun-
ty from 1907 to 1914.
Mr.. AyreS came to the District
in 1915. after he was elected
Democratic Representative from
the strongly Republican 5th tnow
8th) District OF Kansas. He served
in the House until 1921 and from
1928 to 1884. During most Of the
latter years there. he was a mem
|ber Of the Appropriations Com
|mittee.
Resigned from House in 1884.
He resigned from the House in
1884 to accept an appointment by
President Roosevelt to the Federal
Trade Commission. He succeeded
Commissioner James M. Lands,
who had resigned.
From that date until his death,
he remained with the commits
sion, holding the craftsmanship
three times under the rotation
system.
Dean in age and point of service
of the five-man FTC Board, he
was confirmed by the Senate unan-
imouSly on each Of his three
seven-year appointments.
The New Dealer, who was also
a firm believer in free enterprise,
was active in his party during his
days in Congress. He was named
as a ''favorite son" of the Kansas
delegation during the 1928 Demo-
Evening star., 1952-02-18
Rear Admiral Scales,
Last in Command Of
Active Sailing Vessel

Rear Admiral Archibald Hen
derson Scales. q, S. n. retired, q
former superintendent of the Nav
Ial Academy and the last naval offi-
Ger to have command of an active
sailing vessel, died Saturday in
Bethesda Naval Hospital after a
long Illness.
Admiral Scales, "a and q ma
tive of Greensboro. N. c., had
made his home there after retire
ment in 1926. He was graduate
|of the Naval Academy in the class
|of 1887. He served as a midship-
man on the famous sailing vessels
Constitution and Constellation,
then used for training purposes.
Honored by Belgian King.
Admiral Scales saw duty in the
Spanish-American War and COM
manded the battleship Delaware
during World War I when it was
attached to the British Grand
Fleet operating in the North Sea.
He was awarded the Distinguished
Service Medal for his service and
was given the Order of Leopold
with the rank of commander by
King Albert I of Belgium. At one
time he commanded the Chesa-
Ipeake. training ship, last Of the
Nays active sailing vessels and
abandoned after his tour of COM
mand.
Superintendent of the Naval
Academy from 1919 to 1921, Admir-
lal Scales last assignment before
retirement was as commandant OF
the 4th Naval District at Phila-
Idelphia.
Funeral Wednesday.
Surviving him are two daugh-
ters, Mrs. F. L. Riddle, wife of
the chief Of staff of the Naval
Gun Factory here, and Mrs. A. G.
Cook. jr.. wife of Admiral Cook,
retired, Of San Francisco. Also
surviving are a sister, Mrs. H.
wellington Cobb of Richmond,
Va: eight grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren. Admiral
Scales wife, the former Miss
Pierce Graham, died in 1925.
Funeral services will be held at
|2:30 pm. Wednesday in the Naval
Academy Chapel. Burial will be
in the Naval Academy Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-02-18

Her principal interest was in
the younger children Of her COM
munity. to whom she gave dane
ing classes and organized drama
tics. She also earned the grati-
tude of many parents by helping
as baby sitter and guardian for
the neighborhood youngsters.
Lorraine, who lived at Ocean
City, N. j., during summer months,
has three brothers, Terry Birch.
a Maryland University student,
and Herbert and Tony Birch.
Funeral services were to be held
at the Robert Pumphrey funeral
home in Bethesda this afternoon,
followed by private burial.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
Clarence MoeGregor,
Former House Member
BY the Associated Pres,

BUFFALO. N. Y. Feb. 1s. -
Clarence MacGregor, 70. a former
Congressman and State Supreme
Court justice, died today.
Mr.. MacGregor. a Republican,
was elected to Congress in 1918
and served for 10 years.
His 14-year term as a Supreme
Court justice began in 1929. He
retired in 1942 and since had been
an official referee in court mat
tiers.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
Louis Levy, Socialist

LONDON, Feb. Is B.-Louis,
Levy, SO, vice chairman Of the
Socialist international, died yes
terday. He was also London corr
respondent Of the French Socialist
newspaper lie Populaire." He
came to Britain in 1910.
Evening star., 1952-02-18

the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert McFar-
Ian Birch. 5705
Wildwood road.
Her father is a
patent attorney.
Lorraine was
a student at
Leland Junior
High School,
Wnere She was
good in studies
and active in
dancing. aero
b a tics and
singing
Evening star., 1952-02-18
Lorraine Birch, 13,
Of leukenlia,
Popular Schoolgirl

Thirteen year old Lorraine
Birch died yesterday Of leukemia
in Suburban Hospital.
The pretty. agile brunei was
Evening star., 1952-02-18
Uarn nf Ul1anka

COOPER, ARTHUR. The family Of the
late ARTHUR COOPER. who passed away
February 6. 1852, In Chester, Pa, wish
TO thank our friends for their floral
pieces and expressions of sympathy.
REGINALD O. COOPER
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'-- CHARLES H. HOLDEN. Master.

SMITH, EDWINNIE IONA. On Monday,
February Is, 1859, at r hsT r,,,,ss Teside1ce, 4a;
Smith and mother Of Sidney g. Smith Of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Mrs. Stella L. Blose
Of washington, D. G.; Mrs. Bessie IA.
NJ SHrs Brown VI tsai Of catlett, IT, va. @ Freinds may
call at the Takoma Funeral Home. 254
Carroll st. NV, where services will be
Interment te me- uesaa CEDAR Rapids. Iowa s; - a
STEWARTSON, ARTHUR JAMES. On sun
day. February II, 1862. at his residence.
Epping Forest, Annapolis, Md, ARTHUR
5AN5s q RgSy day ess hassand ~ Ms
Ds er ssfyees sasnsE ie AaE Il Hnes c.
Fnnsrsl MnaaslasI Hons snr2 29oI s1ath st nv on
February 15, 1852, at her residence. 647
Constitution ave. me-, MARIE ". STE
PHENsoN. beloved wife Of Charles Il.
III IT, ReSaTa 4tsr % S GaaEss
ia M Stephenson, sister Of Richard j.
may a cali fn at the s Lee Funerai % Home. eaai IN
st. and Mass. ave. ne, where services
will be held on Tuesday. February 10,
at pm. Interment Cedar Hill Ceme-
sTiEEffHENsoN. MARIE v. To the ofhcSers
&.xX Of Triumph Council No 8.
A@qNHA bausHkefS OF AueTlCa. 6eTY-
less Ysse Tuesday g !. 8 FeD5aass g5a,s l.9 ls,
Funeral T. Home el. 4th h'' st. an and
G Mass. ave. ne.
ThFlss ~ 3d. 4Pa1E gHI RL5R L5aHsfy gfsgasFs
50. Sc. beloved sister of Mrs. Mary
G; Latimer Miss lydia Taylor and
James r. Ryan Funeral Home. 3I7 Pa,
ave. S.e., on wednesday, February 90,
at $50 am. REQUIEM mass at st. Peter S
Church at 10 Am. Relatives and friends
Invited. Interment Glenwood Cemetery:
TINKER. ANNIE NJ. suddenly, on Thurs
lbs Fairmont @ St. ST. NV, " NJ ANNE lSSISsis' III
TINKER, beloved cousin of Mrs. Pinkie
Lendsey and Bette Lou Brown Of Nor
folk. Va. After 5 pm. Monday friends
may call at the Robert Kelley Funeral
Home. Gil K st. NV Funeral on Tuesday,
February 10. at $3.50 pm, at the YER
mont Avenue Baptist Church, the Rev.
G. r. Murray oficiating. lnterment
Wednesday. February 20, at 10 am.
rss!M Wss!9oaalsWn a 4 Cemetery. SEN .,.. - lSs ,ss,,
u.{ eers Of Columbia Temple no;
| @ SsIssss !. { ssatIiisS 4 IS SssEs sEs
Session of sorrow will be held
on Monday, February Is, 1882.
at pm. ct 3g1 Rhode Island
| ave. NV. Funeral services on Tuesday,
/ February 10. at pm, from the Vermont
| AVenuex Baptist church
| pauNSter ELDORA LANG, Dt Ruler.
GEoRG1ANA HENRY. Secretary.
Evening star., 1952-02-18

municatiop of Dawson Lodge
No. 16, F. A. A. M, will bs
held in the Masonic Temple
on Tuesday, February 10
1853, at 12::45 pm. for the
purpose of attending the fu-
neral of our late Brother
M. STARTS. BY order of the
Evening star., 1952-02-18

JOY. CHARLES II. In LOVING remembrance
OF our dear brother and uncle, CHARI,ES
H. JOY. who departed this life three
years ago today February s1S. 1940.
We do not need q special day
To bring you to our minds,
the days We do. not think OF you
Are very hard to find.
Evening star., 1952-02-18

ruary II. 1862, at Frederick Memorial
Hospital. Frederick, Md, MRS GEORGIA
beloved wife of Charles r. crane. % Funeral
services will be held at Hysongs Funeral
Home. 1900 st. NV. on "Wednesday,
February 20. at IL am. Friends are
invited. Interment National Memorial
Park Cemetery, Falls Church. Va 10
CROKER, SIC. CHARLES L. On Tues
day, February Il, 1862, at 1917 4th st.
s.w., SIC. CHARLES L. CROKER. Funeral
Ga. Local arrangements by the r. M.
Horton Co., Morticians. 1922 U st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
lpattrH
Alley, CORPL., RICHARD ALEXANDER
mMa On October 26. l95I in Korea,

DALEY. CORPL. RICHARD ALEXANDER.
S DALEY. beloved husband 81
S Irma McNora Daley and son OF
I Mary F. Daley and the late
shssss sssr bposrs, paIss AsG sss sssiss aness s
a grandmother. other relatives and many
friends. After 10 am. Tuesday, Febru-
ss Mcors SR Tsnds Suasfa aEs nHaa Homs e so
st. NV, where services will be- held
on Wednesday, February 20. Ct 11:30
n Esy ngtop JGng Ntlons, sfooas emstsn
North Brentwood, Nd 10
DEVANEY, HENRIETTA. On Sunday. Feb
ruary II, 1862, HENRIETTA DEVANEY.
from T., F. Costello Funeral Heme. 1722
N. Capitol ST.. on Tuesday, February 19.
Ct 500 am. REQUIEM mass St. Martins
Cemetery. Please omit flowers.
pekEsnAs aa ss sss.Ss.S Ssssos 3d. ot soS tb.i
Miss Delight DickeTman, Mrs. r. Dieker-
man Johns and Doris Dickerman. Serv-
ices and interment private. Services by
sALLIE WOODEN. On Sunday,
PaseSr9ary as II, 1852. e. her residence:
vs. MoobEs pou ss sEs s Ha
mother of Capt James 5. Douglas jr..
o. Aiexanurla, Va.i MRS. William F.
Stevenson of Edmonton Canada; Mrs
Frederick T. Cause Of Westchester, Pa,
and the late Mrs. Blaine Elkins of Mid
dleburg, Va. Friends may call at the
Wheatley Funeral Home, Alexandria, Va,
through Monday evening, February Is,
thereafter At the residence. Funeral
services at the residence on Wednesday
February 20. at ) pm. Please omit
flowers. 10
DYER, JOHN F. OF e13 9Th st. NV, on
FEBRUARY 15, 1852; husband OF Mary
Mrs. Bertha Emge:, Mrs. Leona Roepke
Funeral Home, 400 Chaplin st. NV, on
Tuesday. February 10, at pm. Inter-
ment Walkers Chapel, Virginia.
ETHER. HORACE J. GERRY. On Sat
nrday, February l6, 1852. at Mount Alto
Hospital, HORACE u. GERRY ETHER
Of 29l7 N. 2nd ST.. Arlington, Va, be-
loved husband of Laura Shipe Either and
father of Victor r. Either, son Of the
late 1t. Col. Anthony and the late Emma
spence Either. He also is survived by
one sister, Mrs. Pearl Either Moore Of |
seattle, Wash, and one grandchild, |
Sandra Brothers Of Idaho Falls, Idaho |
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2847 Wilson blvd. Arlington, va,
Wnere funeral services will be held We'd |
neSday, February 20. at pm. Interment |
Arlington National Cemetery. 10
ETHER, HORACE 4 All yaeuhars of A.
Evening star., 1952-02-18

|. munication Of Lebanon Lodge
ii No. 2, r. A. A. M, is called
N for Tuesday. February 10.
" 1862, at IL am. at the
~ Masonic Temple, 18th and
~ New York ave. NV. to con-
duct Masonic service at the
raj Of our late brother, CLARENCE
AZ TrrII
Evening star., 1952-02-18

February l6, 1852, at her residence,
914 Eye st. Sc, MARY EMMA HANSON,
wife of the late Charles w. Hanson
and mother Of Charles j. Hanson and
Mrs. Emily c. Miller. Friends may
call at the above residence until $50
am. Tuesday, February 10. Services
will be held at Christ Episcopal Church,
$50 G st. s.e., at 10 am. 1nterment
Conversational Cemetery 1S
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1tr Mpttnrtattt

BOND. CHARLOTTE M. In sad but low
ing memory of our dear aunt. CHAR
LOTTIE M. BOND, who left us 1s years
ago today, February 18. 1884.
She had q smile for everyone,
A heart as pure rs gold.
Evening star., 1952-02-18

NsOUEh o, SIs. MGMIDEfS OF Gne
Ionic Club of Master Masons
are requested to assemble at
the w. w. Deal Funeral
No Home, 4812 Ga. ave. NV,
lN Tuesday. February 10, 1852,
at 1:45 pm. to attend fu-
neral services for our Past
mt. ROGER c. POWER.
, ROGER c., SR. On Saturday,
February 16, 1852, ROGER c.
POWER, Sr., beloved husband
\ OF Blanche P. Power and
10 father of Mrs. Anne Grooms,
X J. Harry and 1t. Col. Roger C.
= Power. jr., U. s. M. c. Fu-
neral from the w. w. Deal
| HOme A219 Gnnroia ave - M
Evening star., 1952-10-17
Flagstone and Stone
sEY(nU

eorches fMays 9etsinins vaiis Ii. drsin Rs
ANdEho afs AteS %AReuccfo SsRSS5 1en'Asai ST. l7es
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing;
exper. MECHANIC; work guar; aver
FLOORS CLEANED, waxed; wall:
sonabie. TR. so55 or Ii. s32i41 Il:
GENERAL REPAIRS-Painting. plas.
tering. carpenter work. roof paint.
ing, repairing: no job too small
rsFiaEE4. sFFiHE1zf rE EbEdS6ahlAaroR-An tSala wor,
comp. Of Job. G. Z. MOODY. ov
Observation-Disclosures blown ir
your attic and walls. AL types OF in.
sulation installed by factory branch
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kfTSSENs g1SSsS REMoDELEp-E,tMherrS MrS d,
luxe, wood or metal units; reduced
RI1ASGE Rd SIas co. 244s 18th st. NV.
FAINTER. For q lob well done at .
price yon can afford to pay, cal
PAffNTiNd. interior and exterior
finest workmanship, free estimates
JOHN M. SELBY. LU. 1-es06. UN
PAINTNG-Interior. exterior. roo
ssatIns sss;mate. eauFTtps ESP repairs; fre'
PAINTING. paperins. interior an,
call SH. 47T1 or TO. 4731. 80
PAINTING, interior and exterior
white mechanic; immed. service. MR.
BUNGER. ST. SS39. -23
PAINTING, interior, exterior. KEN
Toning. waterproofing; 80 yrs exp
Days, JU. S-4967; LA. 6-4156.
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-commer
cial and residential; satisfactory fol
25 yrs. Mr.. LAWRENCE. RA. 9703
PAINTING, PAPERHANGNG, Santa
hung; flrst class work. white me
chanic. Call AP. 1888. 10. 4-0s10
PAINTING - Ex-GI student. expeY
You furn. materials and save. On
PAINTING, inside and out: roof
painted and repaired: 35 yrs. expe
rience; free est. TIE. 6S77. -23
Evening star., 1952-10-17

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES your home
Is, our business. tombstone vii
add hundreds Of dollars to the value
9f Never your Needs oppfpg GoEpsTqNl 2s PM
mite and weather proof. Free esti.
cAPITAI 'coNrRAcsTffNo &C Co. 'Vse Be.
BRICK WORK. new and repair: re.
tanning walls, walks, steps, patios
anteed. Free estimates. BLADEN a
KELLEY. LO. 4.0652. -21
BRICK WORK IN GENERAL. f1re-
places, porches. retaining walls. con-
crete work; class A Jobs. R1NALLD1
BRICKWoRK. large or small Jobs. ga.
RACES. retaining walls. steps and fire.
cai MR.. k1cHARDsoN. dE. 1888
s.te digss oeRsRs sSSss
Fla. REEp coNTRAcr1NG offfTsae Sen1ces. Co.
81 c2lO LU. 4-126S. FA. $3.50
remodeling. Old and new work. MR.
SMITH. ia. 7-5527 any. time. 81
CARPENTRY. !aRi,Ils AL AZ types Of work; rec. &c:
CLOGGED DRAIN PiPEs. electrician,
raZor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
ROOTER. Phone RA. 1888 any day
any night.
DRIVEWAYS-Call us for immediate
service on concrete driveways ant
walks Call MR.. RICHARDSON, GE
4S33 -21
DRIVEWAYS, porches, walks, steps
bsmt. repairs. Call weekdays after
5. all day Sun. ST. 9152.
FENCE-Galvanized chain link; al
posts in concrete Immediate erec.
tion. Get the best for less. No dowr
payment. SO months to pay. Phon,
IL. 4-45SS; evenings and 6unda!
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BOXER PUPPIES
Evergreen 4-64l1 1Qe
FARM AND GARDEN

TOP sOIL-very good. rich top sol
for lawns and greenhouses: ,yery
TREE REMOVAL. So and up: get our
free estimates nnd save money.
PAVL'S TREE SERVICE. 10. 5-4678.
AZALEAS, hardy, field grown. al
colors and sizes. 2510 18th st. ne,
LsSDssGAPiNc sSi saAIfi AND TREE SERVICE.
Azaleas for sale. FOUSE q BILD.
JE. 3-0S7S or FA. 2S43.
cow MANURE, well rotted: SO per
VIRGIN TOPSOn Best quality;
any quantity; immediate delivery.
Landscaping. LU. 1865. any time.
ONE-FIFTH TON nne quality Les
pedeza hay. baled et q barn near
Arcola. Va. Phone Lenah 6-264E.
GROW YOUR OWN rRuIT. Complete
line fruit trees. nut trees. berry
plants. grape vines. and ornamental
plant material offered By virginia, Q
largest growers. 6slespeoplo wanted.
Write for free copy 60.page planting
guide In color. WAYNEsBORO NuR-
SERIES. Wsynesboro. virginia.