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Evening star., 1953-10-25
Conodion Report
Dominion Awaits Visit
Of Chief Executive
By GeroId Worino

OTTAWA. - President Eli
senhower'S scheduled visit to
Ottawa next month points up
the friendly habit Presidents
and prime ministers have ac-
quired in recent years of visit.
ing back and forth across the
border.
Matters of import are always
discussed but seldom decided
on these occasions. The meet
ings serve rather to give the
top political leaders of the
United States and Canada an
opportunity to talk over mu-
tual problems, and to clear the
air of any misunderstanding
which may arise in the init
mate relations between the two
neighbors.
When the President was in
augurated last January, Prime
Minister Louis st. Laurent's
congratulatory message in
cluded an open invitation to
visit Ottawa whenever Gen.
Eisenhower found it conven-
lent.
Actually, Mr.. st. Laurent had
occasion to visit Washington
before the President could
come here. In May the Cana
dian Prime Minister was
somewhat concerned about de-
lays in Washington over au-
thorizing American participa-
tion in the st. Lawrence power
and Seaway project. So he
arranged to go to Washington
and discuss this and other
matters with the President. At
the same time he again invited
Gen. Eisenhower to visit this
capital.
Then the matter was pushed
into the background by the
Canadian elections. According
to the Canadian Secretary of
State, Lester B. Pearson, the
question next came up when
an Ottawa newspaper pub
lished a speculative story to
the effect that the President
would visit Canada in Novem-
ber.
When Mr.. st. Laurent saw
the newspaper story, Mr.. Pear
son told me, his comment was,
That's good idea. Let's in
vite him." So a formal invita-
ton was dispatched to Wash
ington, and in time was &C
cepted.
President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover will spend three days in
Ottawa, flying here from
Washington November 13 and
departing November Is. They
Evening star., 1953-10-25

Will be guests at Rideau Hall.
official residence of Vincent
Massey, governor general of
Canada and brother of film
actor Raymond Massey. The
Presidents schedule includes
an address before a Joint ses-
sion of the two houses of Par
lament and two formal din
ners.
It's a foregone conclusion
that his talks with the Prime
Minister will run the whole
gamut of the Western worlds
problems in the cold war, but
questions of American Cana
dian cooperation will be to
the fore. These currently fall
under three main headings:
Defense. trade and resources
development.
From the United States
point of view, the first is by
far the most important. The
empty spaces of Northern
Canada, across which Russian
bombers could race on their
way to attack American cities,
constitute the weak link in the
United States air defense ar
mour. Canadian cooperation
in covering that area with ra-
dar or other early warning
devices and with interceptor
planes is vital to United States
security.
1t may be significant that
Gen. EiSenhower's old friend, ;
Gen. Omar Bradley, publicly
urged the President recently
to confer with Mr.. st. Laurent
with the aim of securing
agreement on a single over all
military command for North
American defense.
bIlaCeral CraQe problems are
of greater immediate concern
to Canada than to the United
States because Canada has a
large and growing trade deficit
with the States. The govern
ment here has often stated it's
case for easier access to the
United States market.
Increasing American de- .
pendence on Canada for raw
materials is almost bound to
bring the discussion around to
the development of Canadian :
resources, giving the Prime J
Minister an opportunity to /.
make the point that the United
States may be shortsighted in ,
encouraging high-cost alumi-
mum production at home by
forcing low cost Canadian
aluminium to leap tariff bar
riers to get into the States.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

fails to call on it's customers"
along about Embarrassing time.
Sure to be tapped this year
are such citizens as these:
. The lady who found a skunk
in the window we'll of her
basement. bethesda f1remen
and county police literally
wouldn't touch the beast with
a 10-foot pole; the "a. & p"
froze the skunk'S SQuirt-gun
with carbon dioxide SNOW"
and removed the animal with
out diff1culty.)
. The family whose purebred
collie pup fell into a hole and
was in danger of Smothering.
(The squad pushed an oxygen
hose into the hole, dug around
until the hole was man-sized,
rescued the pup and gave it
oxygen with an infants mask
until it was revived.)
Q The caller who asked to be
saved from a horrible animal
in her back yard. (The squad
cornered the beast under a
Woodpile, stacked the wood
neatly only to have the critter
run under the new pile, and
finally trapped it. The ami
NAL was an oposSum.)
An Impressive List
Also on the list of possible
donors are an estimated $50
persons who wanted bee hives
and hornets nests removed;
parents of children trapped in
bath rooms and garbage cans,
and owners of ciSternized dogs
and treed cats. To say nothing
of the caller who was troubled
by bats, not in his belfry, but
in his chimney.
In doing these and other
chores last year, the squad
put in 1000 man-hours of
work and $4,000 miles of travel
answering 3,216 calls, includ-
ing:
637 road accidents.
584 falls.
279 heart attacks.
80 emergency obStetrical
cases, six of which came to the
normal, happy conclusion be-
fore the ambulance reached
the hospital.
3 train wrecks
2 plane crashes.
IA drownings.
4 cave-inS.
925 appeals for transporta-
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wives didn't like it a bit, hav-
ing their husbands running
off heaven knows where at all
hours of day and night. But
this year, the ladies have
proved their goodwill toward
the project by forming an
auxiliary.
Being a rescue-Squad men,
ber is not a job to be assumed
lightly, nor one to be carried
lightly once it is assumed.
Bob Cremins was vice presi-
dent of the Maryland Young
Democrats and head of the
Bethesda Junior Chamber of
Commerce when he joined.
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ton, 397 of which were labeled
emergency"
Since B-CC's squad was or
ganized in 1945 by a group of
ex-GIS, the squad has been
combined midwife and god
father to 40 children born in
it's ambulances.
In the eight years since it's
inception, the squads per-
sonnet has changed considera-
bly,. But it is still essentially
a group of young men-the Sc
members average only 26 years
of age The youngest is 18,
the oldest 65.
At first the squad members
Evening star., 1953-10-25

ing drivers off the road. Beth
esda, for it's part, chose to
forget about the incident-but
not before collecting affidavits
from drivers refuting the
charge of recklessneSS.
Just Plain Envy
Bethesda Chevy Chase's
spokesmen chalk up such con-
tretemps as these to "just
plain envy" envy of the
squads fine equipment and
military precision in answer
ing calls.
"A lot of it is simply local
PRIDE" bees Capt. Harry
Andrews adds. WED be a
little put out, too, if another
squad pulled up in front of
our station to pick up a pa
tient."
The squad is quick to en-
phaSize that when it gets an
emergency call, it always noti-
fies the closest squad to answer
lin order to prevent loss of
life or suffering" Then B-CC
hits the road, and returns to
the station only if the other
squad gets to the scene first.
From its headquarters at
4800 Fairmont avenue, Be-
thesda, the rescue squads the
ater of operations to date has
covered a 700-mile stretch of
territory from Albany, N. Y,
to Selma, N. C. Both were
calls to transfer patients to
Washington hospitals. It has,
in its time, gone as far east
as Hartford, Conn. These trips,
OF course, are exceptions
nothing like the commonplace
calls to such nearby" spots
as Fredericksburg, Va, and
Baltimore.
Whence the Money?
This sort of thing costs
money, of course, as does the
elaborate set of equipment
the squad boasts. But B-CC
prides itself on never asking
pay for a good deed. And it
gets no tax funds from COM
munity, county or State. The
money (they hope it will reach
$4,000 this year, comes part
~ from spontaneous contribu-
tions by beneficiaries of the
squads work, but mostly from
an annual fall fund drive.
Then, too, the squad keeps
a record of calls, and never
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Now, as assistant chief of the
squad, he has had to give up
all his other activities except
that of earning a living-he
is an automobile salesman.
Similarly, Chief Philip Me-
lilo finds little time to de-
vote to projects other than
heading the squad and direct
ing WMAL television shows.
Why do young men knock
themselves out for long hours
and no pay in an always po-
tentially, sometimes actually,
dangerous line of work? Partly
for kicks, obviously. But there
is more to it than just kicks.
AS Chief Mellillo sees it:
The fellows get real COM
panionship in working together
at something exciting which
the people respect. They know
they do a good job and are
proud Of it,"
Dig Thot Crozy Truck!
They are proud, too, of their
$4,000 worth of equipment
the three shiny Cadillac am
balances, the all-purpose
Chrysler station wagon, the
rescue boat and the $4,000
rescue truck.
Ah, the rescue truck! The
most powerful mobile lighting
unit on the East Coast brings
the light of day anywhere the
A d P may go. And the truck
has more stuff on and in it
than Fibber McGee's closet.
Partial inventory would show:
Three dozen blankets, three
sets of block and tackle, a IS
ton winch. crash helmets,
acetylene torches, enough oxy-
gen for "a hours, 20 stretchers,
reSuScitatorS, fire extinguish-
erS, ladders of all purposes and
sizes. flares, blow torches,
splints, ice clippers, brooms,
squeegees, gas masks, Scott
Air-Paks (for underwater res
cueS), asbestos suits, crowbars,
mattocks, saws of every de-
scription, portable boat, grap-
pling hooks and enough rope
Gas their rivals might say) to
hang themselves with.
1t takes about six months
Of training before even the
best driver is considered quail
fled to drive an ambulance
and another year before he is
checked out on the rescue
truck. And even the non-
drivers, who go along for the
ride (and the work. have long
training periods before they
answer their first emergency
call.
No one can be quite sure
what the A & P is going to
do neXt-eXcept for one thing.
You can be certain, if you call
Oliver 2-1000, that before you
hang up, the Bethesda Chevy
Chase rescue squad will be on
its way out of the building.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
By ChorIes l. Hoffman

Out Montgomery County way
they call the Bethesda-C Chevy
Chase Rescue Squad the "A &
P" because 0egend has it, the
ebullient Maryland volunteers
will answer any distress call
from the Atlantic Ocean to the
Pacific.
Like most legends, this one
seems to have foundations in
fact. AS a matter of official
policy. the B-CC squad will
take "any call, any place, any
time" Not only will. but has;
the Bethesdans have gone as
far afield as 400 miles from
home.
The squad is incontrovert-
IDLY one of the best equipped,
best trained, most competent
and fastest groups of its type
in the country. Since nothing
succeeds like success, it is also
one of the busiest. And it gets
some of the screwieSt calls.
Sour Gropes and Trouble
This, of course, breeds a Ger
tain amount of resentment on
the part of would-be competi-
tors. And it sometimes breeds
trouble, too-occasionally more
than the squad bargains for.
Still, B-CC's big white wagon
seems to thrive on controversy
and difficulty.
Naturally. good works begin
at home. The squads willing
ness to answer any call has
earned it the respect and graft
tude-as we'll as the generous
financial support of we'll
heeled residents in the twin
Maryland communities and
their neighbors in the plush
Northwest of Washington.
If B-CC'S squad confined
its operations to that part of
the world, probably nothing
ever would be said about it
in derogation. But the aggres-
sive squad is forever being
blasted as a bunch of grand
ISLANDERS and glory-grabbers,
as witness three recent oc-
currences:
. On october 13, a curious COW
got its head stuck in a road
grader at Allentown, Md, Is
miles away as the rescue squad
flies. In spite of the fact that
the Allentown fire department
was right across the road from
where the COW and the grad
er got entangled, Bossy's own
er called "the A. & P" AS
Bethesda'S doughty laddies
liberated the COW with bolt
cutters (uSed, of course, on
the road grader) Allentown'S
fire heroes squirmed and
screamed.
. On August l, two Washing
ton police cars collided and
Bethesda rushed to the scene
to pick up the pieces. A police
lieutenant forbade the Mary
1anderS to remove the injured
officers. Later, B-CC squad
say. the lieutenant
apologized about getting his
signals garbled-he had only
had instructions not to let
B-CC take the policemen to a
Maryland hospital.
. Last June, an airplane
crashed near Mclean, Va, and
the "a. & P" was summoned
by a Virginian who knew B.
&C had the kind of power saw
that would be needed to get
the injured pilot out of the
Wreckage. McLean's f1remen
threw up a road block and
stopped the Maryland rescue
truck. The pilot died. In aft
ermath, Mclean charged Beth
eSda with invading" it's ter
rltory and with recklessly fore
Evening star., 1953-05-03

CoLORED GIRL wishes general
housework. RA. 3-579s.
C0LORED GIRL wants once clean
ming work, 5 days . week. ST
C0LORED GIRL desires work az Of
nee cleaner or kitchen help. Ii
CoLORED GIRL desires Job as baby
sitter OF s.h.w.; local ref. Phone
COLORED GIRL desires baby sittins
or ih:w. after school hours. AID.
COLORED GIRL. exper., desires Job
as child care 5 days week; no cook
CmaoREn ing SF eafetfTis diRs work; RA: $1,000 .
references. Ii. TAOS.
COLORED GIRL wants Job and child
care care Inv; has had nursing train
COLORED GIRL desires ironing at
home :, Cal any day except Sunday,
COLORED GIRL desires s.h.w.. clean.
Ing e or cooking; ref; exper. Ii
CoLo6RRED PRACTICAL NURSE wants
Job taking care of elderly person or
TRAINED PRACTiCAL NURSE. col.
ored, desires work day, night or by
The hour. II: 4-s363.
COL0RED WOMAN desires evening
work, plain cooking. Mon, Wed and
COLORED WOMAN. cook. irst-ciass
will leave city for summer; city
references. AID. 4-0Sl1.
COLORED WOMAN wants evening
work in restaurant or housework
CoIORED WOMAN wants days worI
or take care of children. CO
COLORED WOMAN wishes part-timt
evening work; gen. h.w.k. or caring
COLORED WOMAN. lst-class laun
dress, wants Tues, We'd, Thurs
work. LU. l-7439.
COLORED WOMAN wants child carI
in your home. day care. Ii. 7-9167
jCOLORED WOMAN desires domeS.
tic work. exper. EX. 3-4746.
lCOLORED, experienced .:ook ant
maid: ) days or part-time; loca
| references. NO. 1-oNlo ii
Evening star., 1953-05-03
ANTIoUEs-EARLY AMERICAN
FOT1R WINDS FARM

AQUARIUM. 30-sallon black tank.
Light pump; stand. etc. Sacrifice.
A GjiTioMi88TIC { C 1DiEFiffRosTERs. modern
instsITsd ize any electric fo Fsf5iserator' SSeS
AwNiNGs-Porch and window, Gus
BABY BUTLER Demonstrators and
floor models. Up to 900 off. Mon
BABY Az 'q!S GASRkfxGE' IA 3-Sass aeds,rom. sr4;
RA. au's 6.seS6 Si'Ai" re- S'fo''e'' '''
BABY CARTHAGE, storkline, matt. /.
chrome plated. excel. cond.; SIS or
BSBY 9fs1 0f'eTi cARkhia;GE Ia; -22e4 Gray deluxe.
er. So % IA. 9!5ioi! o'e' a. N'O0'-
BABY CARRIAGE, collapsible, Collier
Keyworth' KE5SywoGh1' vi With pso; exc eond, !;
BABY CARRIAGE - Welsh Doodle
/ Buggy, With innerspring mattress.
Phone AP. 1854.
BABY CARRIAGE. Whitney collap-
Sible; excellent condition; S?5. EN-.
BABY CARRIAGE. s5: stroller, SIS;
BABY CARRIAGE. twin-size. He'd
strom. with mattr. and handmade
Ssa. sscrifice Tor for S4S, " KE. ea S-o$So. 80.
BABY CARRIAGE. stroller type,
wicker, upholstered. very good con-
dition: ST.. Tu. 2-3457. -
BABY CARRIAGE, Thaver folding.
Best offer, UN 4-2106.
BABY CARRIAGE-S2n; GOOD cond |:
! 800 gal. fuel oil tank, $50. EN-.
BABY CABBAGE, Biltrite: very GOOD
| Cond, with matt. S25 HO.
2-6565. Ext. 212, Z to Q; Sat. Q
pts2pSS' e e SRps SsRSnpsay; .nd n,u, chair. -S 20.
cOnd. 10. 2-lSlO. q
BABY FURNITURE - Wonda chair.
complete: good condition: reason
BABY FURNITuRE-Plav pen. Trim
bic bathinette. stroller, Detecto
baby scales; practically new; rea-
!Sonable' Sunday Lao 1921
BABY TURNITURE~crib. ches. of
drawers, carriage and high chair.
Also dinette set. Reas. RA. 3-9Ub0.
Evening star., 1953-05-03
HELP-WoAAEN

YOU CAN CONDUCT home demon.
concern and earn So to Sl2 for !
hrs: no investment; car essential
For interview, write. giving phone
number, Box 3SS-E. Star.
ARE YOU FREE AFTER 4 PM?
II you want to turn the hours OF
4 to pm. into earnings of 500 to
500 each week, if you drive own
car, have a good appearance, and
IKE the unusual. an interview will
be arranged to give you details, No
canSasslng. no investment. OIL. A.
FOUR FIELD SALES SUPERVISORS
To be trained to sell direct and super
wise others. Top product prestige and
acceptance plus unique LEADING
DEPT. STORE endorsement, charge
account and delivery service.
HARRIET HUBBARD AYERS. INC
washington ONCE is ready to talk
with women who:
t2j Have demonstrated leadership in
influencing others,
t3) VIII accept outstanding training
in cosmetics and a new method OF
merchandising. and
"a Recosnize the opportunity present
with earnings based entirely on per-
centage of sales
Apply in person 10 HARRIET HUB
BARD AYERS. INC, La Sale bldg
102S Conn. ave. NV, or call RE. =
1873 today or Sat. between 9-5 for
appt. today, Sat. or Sun. -3
Evening star., 1953-05-03
HELP MEN 3 WOMEN tcen..) }

SETTLED COUPLE. white: sober
utility, drive. Woman assist in
house cleaning. etc. Must be exper
live in furn; cottase; good vases;
fine place for reliable cple, XII
MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNI-
ClAN-To work in doctors office,
full or part time. Ii. 3-0172. II
COUPLE, middle aged, laundry and
package room attendants for de luxe
apt house project; excellent turn-
ished living quarters and working
conditions: honest. non drinking,
willing workers: good pay. OIL.
4-1642. 10
COUPLE to manage small roomine
mouse NV. sec: :-rm, lurn. apI IN
WE ARE LOOKING FOR A MATURE.
alert, we'll educated Individual to
place on 'our home study gracins
staff: previous experience in nom
technical adult training or person
necessary; located in Wash: inter-
eSting work, pleasant SURROUNDINGS.
permanent: give age. education and
experience background in first let
ter All replies in confidence. Reply
Box Bale. Star.
YOUNG COUPLE, without children
for three months at new swimming
to be general supervisor, tact1uI
and willing to work. possess some
mechanical experience or aptitude ;
woman as cashier and assist at
snack bar; furnished apartment plus
ar faarg Fight esF1s Wr yeaTs Htsns post9n
ifications to: MANAGER. El Rancho
Beach. Whitewater. Va
Evening star., 1953-05-03

board free Mechanicsville lO3-F- l3
WOMAN. live in. pvt. rm.: care OF
3 children; small salary. Be as one
of family. Ii. 6-024O. 3
WOMAN for g.h.w. and child care;
pvt. living quarters: board and SAL
ary. $50 wkly. Wo. 6-6sa6.
ase children and one s;yT, :old:
Tale Dart Of mSfnsr %as + IA IN asso assel'a latter
WOMAN. White: middle-aged, live
in. care Of three. children, private
HGsBAN6 TGsB Sal aNp e. VIE SifIss for Inv.
few hours in afternoon in exch. for
service. 3512 Mass. ave. NV. "a
GOOD HOME AND SMALL SALARY
Go care mature IT eSs GS%an j. Il esessnEs 6s5 for
INTELLIGENT: cooking and gen
heusework. with exp. in 1st-class
home; must live in; will accept
small child Call before 12 am. on
DSY sHpdaEi WoRKfR. MH S11so@ ThSrsday only. Q te
B: must have 1st-class recent refs
from better homes for cleaning ano
ironing; $f and carfare. Also baby
sit. Sat. night. Csc an hr. Other
help empL Call Monday after IL
In. CO. 5-ISUu, EXt. 0IS,
LIVE IN; age % to 40: g.h.w.. plain
cookins, help care for l child; 5ia-
day wk.; pvt. upstairs rm. ano
bath; go to Seashore for smr.: exp.
refs. only; top wages RA. 6-S610
WOULD LIKE TO HAVE a colcred
lady as on. one ,, Of the family iI in sX sX-
3-357" or TU. 2-"946.
MOTHER TO CARE for child in her
home: 5-day wk.. S to d: refs. NV
sec. III. 9-6q36. --3
WANTED-Girl g.hw.. no cooking
5ia-day wk. Call IA. 9-3922 after
COUPLE WILL GIVE room and boare
and small salary, in exchange fol
light housework and cooking eve.
ming meal; refs. exch. IA. S-2S0O
FREE RENT in exch. for care Of
works DU. 1-6379.
End MAID for beautiful estate: . ir
family; no laundry; white or col.
ored: under 40; local references
5ia-day week: $50; live in. beautt.
full quarters: pvt, bath, Tv set
COLORED GIRL. city refs, honest
exper. in cooking and cleaning; tor
salary, 7419 10th st. NV. ia
CoLoRED WOMAN. for g.h.w.. tc
live in small apt. with elderl!
lady. ia. 9-5022.
Evening star., 1953-05-03
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT -BOOKPR.. ONCE mgr.
full charge of books, tax reports,
personable. mature judgment, col
lege. seeks challenging position. co
5-60OS or Box 371-D. Star.
lists, PIX ops. cashiers, many others
ICOMPANiON HOUSEKEEPER for
elderly lady. experienced moderate
|. salary, Box 399-D. Star.
colored; experierced' with refer
GIRL. COLORED. experienced. de-
sires Job as waitress or cashier. DE.
GIRL, lISdo, cologed' II7toygssn j. ysnts work after
tull charge of your ofiice problems.
Here is a perfect blend Of eray-
hair, dignity, pleasing personality
and efficiency plus. Competent Sec
Sspsionls5 %Fits Box assp ssef fS1 Star small once
GRADUATE NURSE. white, wants pvt.
duty Doctors references. Call AP.
Observation-Disclosures, will
citSs cnye eiSSt pU. -Ssas' SRasie OF iA0S' iesVe
LADY STEEL highly recommends her
entertained cook fo- diplomatic
household: wages about SITS mo.
Free end Of July; Apply MISS
WOELLMS. HO. 2-061S. -5
NURSE, practical, colored. wants
work IN doctors once or institu-
ton. Call any time. Ii. 4-O702.
NURSE, practical. middle aeed. re-
fined; good references: no children:
prefer Arlington, IA. 5-S579.
NURSE USEKEEPER-Very exp
in managins for elderly people; will
leave town. Box 402-D, Star.
NURSE. PRACTICAL, COLORED, de-
slres case of any kind: priv. duty.
Mon. through Fri; refs. DE. 2-4515.
PRACTICAL NURSE-white: expert
/ enced in caring for elderly people
also very good housekeeper: viii
PPRACT1CSL NURSE. iR; coiored. si de.
sires care Of children or elderly
persons; 6-day duty. HO. 2-9612
Evening star., 1953-05-03
ADDITIONS

ADDITIONS
Repairs. cellar to roof. and cuisines,
RoBT FsMSFei5R6 a6opHAN SF'' wo eSOeE s.2sss. m'
the time to build or repair that
screened porch. garage, etc, oil
cement work: no job too large OIL
too small; Virginia only. No down
payment, UP to 3 yrs. to pay. oV
ASPHALT DRIVEWAY. PARKING
AsPHaIT sfi iI19Oo' DRIvEwAYs. parking iG
work guaranteed. UN, 1883.
ATTICs FINISHED, domer windows,
DoFehss @ inclOsed rscreation ..U, y Eoomss en.;
1851. j. E. HENDR1cKs.
BRICK WORK : Small brick and
cinder block Jobs our specially; ex-
Brick sEr WNts WORK. &ee1anS eommercisi al constrae
ton large or small. Call RA, 81 IL"
BRICKWORK, small or large jobs.
We offer you good work, good ma
terials. right prices. We. NAV also
help you in other building needs, leeds,
kiasR1, Eafdfa Ttllt u. 9Esss4 ssiik'' Cell 9R.
BRICKWORK and repair work BY
contract. No job too small. Phone LU.
:-S0"7. GEARGE w. HENSON 1r.
BRICK WORK. fireplace. bars and
patioS. JU. 1886.
BUILDING AND REMODELNG--35
yrs. experience. Call any time sun
after 9 pm. weekdays.
0UILD1NG and general remo0enng
3 yrs. to pay for repairs Cav NIX
LAWRENCE RA R-o703
BUILDING CONTRACTING-Custom-
built homes. additions. porches. ga
RACES, general home improvements.
ys, ys op{y; cTfi4 KENNETH souDERs'
BUiLDiNG. REMoDELING. repairing ing
carpentry. brick, cement work. NO.
T-5724. MR.. BAKER. 3" :,
BUILDING AND REMODELING-1AIl
types. For prompt estimate eaH Il
eIGlhES1NG IhsSf sur TRESo6ELNG Il sEf a.ei so year.
exper.: contact for loan furn. Can
JE. 1928 sat. Sun. and evenings
CAMERA OWNERS. Free eheek,up!
Expert repairs, Film nntshinE!
BEENNER, 933 p: ave. NV" RE
CARPENrER-AN types repairs and
femodeling; fences. concrete work.
etc. HO. 2-7546. ewes. -S