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, 1955-05-20
DR.. REINARTZ
Council of Churches.

AMa
A highlight Of the coming
convention of the Synod will
be q dinner arranged BIZ Gil
berto Glaeiani Of Pue ia de
TERRA.
Mr.. Graciani IS al active
member Of the LIN and aid
in its premotional program Of
motion pictures, field Sc vices,
lay training, and printed ma
terials. Members contribute
from $500 to $1,000 a year to
support this activity. LIN al
SO offers a Embarrassing coun-
selling Sc. vice to the 1890 con
gregations Of the United Luth
eran Church, and in the last
year and one half has raised
more than $2,5oo,OOO for 40
congregations.
, 1955-05-20

i'll NO. %
THE FIRST LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGI LANDS
F THE UNITED STATES
Regular Session 1855
AN ACT
To authorize A Special Scholarship for Students from the
Islands Of ST. John Attending Glasses At the Charlotte Amalie.
aAn High School in ST. Thomas, v. l.
WHEREAS, Students from the Island of St. John have
been receiving a scholar ship contribution in the amount Of
Fifteen ($15,OO Dollars per month to assist in attending
classes at the Charlotte Amalie High School in st. Thomas;
and,
WHEREAS This amount is grossly inadequate due to
the high cost Of living, and therefore creates a hardship on
these students; and
WHEREAS, In order that the students flom st. John
may get the benefit Of a secondary education it is absolutely
necessary for them to attend classes at the Charlotte Amalie
High School, due to the fact that such educational facilities
are not available in st. John:
BE IT ENACTED BY the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands
in session assembled:
SECTION i. There is hereby created a special scholar
ship for students from the Island Of St. John who are attend
ing classes at the Charlotte Amaie High School in ST. Thomas
in the amount Of Twenty Dollars $4,000 per month per
student to Re paid during each school year.
SECTION Q. The Commissioner of Education is hereby
authorized to certify qualified students for said scholarships.
He shall also prescribe such rules and regulations as may
be necessaiy for the augmentation Of this law, with the APP
proval Of the School Board.
SECTIONS. Funds shall be made available in the annual
appropriation act for the Department of Education for the
payment Of these special scholarships.
, 1955-05-20
Youth Administration.

Continued tomorrow
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-18

AS for Israel-I'm like the guy
surrounded by trees. so many of
them that'I miss seeing the forest.
And each tree can be analogized
as separate item of experience
for I'm deluged now by so many
individual memories that it's diff
ficult to perceive it all in a pat
tern of summation-th a + will
come in time when personal senti-
ment can be submerged into its
proper scope and perspectives Of
the summer begin TO take shape.
remember my first reaction,
as simple as it was unique - I
was in a land of Jews. Now there's
no completely involved in this, it
wasn't shocking or startling in its
revelation for it's perfectly plain
and obvious fact of existence. But
you have to actually be in Israel
to experience the uniqueness of it
you're in a land of nothing but
Jews - from the horizon to the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-18

There's so much to tell, I'm at a
loss to begin. After a visit like
this your impressions are as many
as they are varied. And so much
of what I've thought and felt is
bound up in the sights I've seen
and my personal reaction to those
sights, things that by their nature,
defy definition on paper, much
less their transmission of feeling
by a phrase or two. Nom would
probably call this emotion, with a
tear in her eye = may not choke
as loudly or tear as readily, but at
least there's lot of the same
feeling beneath it all.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-18
TN the Land of the Sky"

foreground, .there're : Jews and
Jews alone, and it's quite the ex-
ception. to be anything else; your
eyes wander over the billboards
and store fronts, over posters and
marques, and see only Hebrew
characters. Seems odd w h n
you've seen these letters only in
Prayer Books and Synagogues,
but its impact is to let you know
that this is a place where Jews
not only live but belong. can
easily understand why so many
people feel as if they've come
home. To me it had never occur
red that I was away, and was
far from experiencing an emotion
of returning home" but it at least
engendered enough of an affinity
in me to SAVIOUR slightly the taste
full attachment so many had.
Seemed so unusual also to walk
the streets Of Jerusalem and stare
incredulouslY at the sea of faces
that float by = Asiatic TO Euro
pean. Chinese to Negro. from cul-
ture to crudeness = but all Of
them Jews. Amazing though to
attempt a realization Of the bond
of similarity that tied me TO them
NOT feelings of aversion or re-
vulsion. but merely of uniqueness
at the strangeness of it all.
We had a busy time of it during
our two months here. The first
month we were in Jerusalem,
making trips to places and regions
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-18
ASHEVILLE, N. E.
Son Of Durham, North Carolina
Mayor Writes Of Trip To Israel

NOTE: Mayer Evans of Durhams Mayor
recently visited Israel with the Jewish Agency
The following his impressions of Israel in
a letter that he wrote his family while there)
Dear Family:
feel writing you from, distance that is worlds
apart very uerm aboard ship in the midst
Marsles from Naples via the Is
Eb just three months in Israel
Evening star., 1955-06-16
SEND AKiD TO CAMP
These Children Need
/ Your Help, and Bodily

: The mother smiles sometimes
now. and she doesn't look quite
go worried and sickly.
Things are getting better for
the family, but 1t still is hard
for sensitive-looking Mary. IL,
and her two younger brothers to
face the neighborhood kids.
The other children know that
Mary's father is in Jail, and that
her family has had to go on re-
lief for the first time.
Managing the family finances
Is new to the mother. That was
done by her husband before one
of his drinking bouts landed
him in an alteration and seri-
Gus trouble. Now. she writes
everything down carefully in a
notebook so that she can keep
track Of the money.
With the welfare money. the
farnily's situation is improving.
Baby Patsy is getting to look
healthier. The electric and gas
service have been turned back
on.
But before that, the money
problem had become so bad that
she wasn't able to keep UP pay
'merts on the house the family
was buying. Now. they will have
TO find another place to live.
The mother would like to give
her three older children a
chance to get away from home
for q while. Especially Mary,
who was upset and frightened
by her fathers drinking spells.
If she could get away for a time
and find new interests. her
mother thinks it would help her.
Mary and her 8 and 10 year
old brothers can go to camp
together for IL days If you will
help by contributions to The
Evening Star Summer Camp
Fund.
At camp, they can forget their
worries and run and play with
new friends. Their mother can
Evening star., 1955-06-16
FOLLOWER
RESCUED FROM
ROPE PARTY

HOUSTON (P.--A Davy
Crockett battle with the In
dams almost ended tragical-
ly for Indian" Johnny Den
mis-, jr.. 6, yesterday.
Police said Johnny, who
was to be hanged" looped
a length Of cord over a tree
limb, knotted the other end
about his throat, and
stepped or fell of an ice
cooler.
Playmates ran for help
and Mrs. Armie Dennis, the
boys grandmother, got him
down.
At the hospital, Johnny
fingered his throat cautious
ly and announced he was
ready for lunch"
His condition was reported
good"
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Marlborough
|HitsU. Case

BALTIMORE, June Is R1.-
David v. Marlborough of Wash
ington, D. c., was ''lulled into a
sense of security" by revenue
agents, his attorney contended,
and then he was indicted for not
reporting three Government
taxes.
Attorney James j. Laughlin
said yesterday the Washington
restaurant owner gave agents
Evening star., 1955-06-16

the records of his business and
understood there would be no
criminal action.
But once they got the books,
Mr.. Laughlin said. Marlborough
was presented to a Federal grand
jury for not filing income tax
forme and not reporting with
holding and social security taxes
he collected.
This is the fourth day of testi-
mony on charges that Yar-
borough failed to file personal
income tax returns in 1949 and
1850 and failed to turn In tax
money and social security pay
Evening star., 1955-06-16
FUND FACTS

How to send a kid to
camp:
Make out check or money
order to The Evening Star
Summer Camp Fund. Mail
to The Evening Star, Wash
ington 4. d. c.
Or bring cash to The Star
cashier.
The cost: $l7.86 for six
days, $35.72 for IL days.
Any size contributions, how
ever, are acceptable.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
.Ex-Housemother
Found Stranded

SAN JOSE, Calf, June 16 (P1.
Mrs. Donna Rinaldi, attractive
51-year-old former housemother
at a San Jose State College girls
dormitory, was found strangled
in her home last night.
Police were searching for her
estranged husband, Joe Rinaldi,
who so far as was known was
the last person seen with her.
Mrs. Rinaldi's body was found
Evening star., 1955-06-16

lby her daughter. Mrs. Barbara
Thrift, ~, in the home into which
Mrs. Rinaldi had just moved to-
day. Her body was stuffed under
the basement steps and covered
with a piece Of carpet. A piece
lof cotton rope was twisted
around her neck.
Evening star., 1955-06-16

ments withheld from his en-
ployes' pay.
Charles H. Knight. a veteran
of 10 years with the Internal
Revenue service. denied during
cross-examination yesterday that
Evening star., 1955-06-16

have a vacation Of sorts herself,
knowing that they are well cared
for.
Many other children like Mary
and her brothers, who have
known hard times. can have va
cations at camp If you will help
to provide the money to make
sure that all the children for
whom there is space can go.
The following contributions to
the camp fund are acknowledged
today:
Evening star., 1955-06-16

he promised Marlborough not to
recommend criminal prosecu-
ton If he got the restaurant
teur's books.
Mr.. Knight testified yesterday
Marlborough had paid $4,000 in
Evening star., 1955-06-16

Caber Dog Food has been prepared as complete dog
food and does not require supplemental feelings 1t is
quality controlled to your pet complete nuri-
tional requirements. What does this mean to you! 1t
glossy coat, good appetite; it lively, playful
dog, ready to romp. Yes Caper Dog Food means all
these things to your pet.
Because Caper Dog Food is completely balanced
Diet you do not have to give your pet other foods
Caper Dog Food contains chicken, chicken fat,
egg yolks, plus generous amount of & D feed
ine oils brewer yeast, cereals minerals and bone
meal The full rich flavor and aroma perks up your
Evening star., 1955-09-25
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN tcsn.. J

|BoOKKEEPER, exper. in exeavatior
work. Salary 70 be Determined p,
experience. s-dsy vesk. OIL. 2-7ss'
|rLosIsr DESIGNER. for modern
r +. D. shop. must be steady
with good references. KARLToNs
LOWERS, ANNAPOLIS. Nd. GSlo'
MIA S-2bOS. lo
n, ACCOUNTANT OF ACCOUNT
ING STUDENT, to assist publ,
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|sALEsPE0PLE-S200 to $500 wkly.
selling home.study training. i
o oSra s sssas q .s ys s Ras'
ately; bonafide leads coming II
faster than We can service them
Now n the season. You'll witness
sales closed while training IN TIL
fieid. Must have car to start o
once. making $500 to $500 ever
week. Write Box 97-T, Star. Ill
STATISTICAL CLERK.TYPIsT; 37h
hrs. wk. or regular pt. time mrs.
small trade assn. once: age ent
expeg. not determining factor
10. $50 FER vi. Ex. a-Is3e
COUPLE, white, experienced. Euro
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upstairs room; WsshinGton sunefn
local refs: top salary. Write 90
YsoSuuN sG NAN on WOMAN. 70 lear
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and have good Handwriting; pref
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TEL, b. B. Route 3OI and 8, 2 nj
north Of waldorf, Nd. lis
WANTED By business orgAnizatioi
night Law student or recent lay
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CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT
BACKHoEs
SHovELS
CRANES
CoMPREsSoRS
LowBoY TRAILERs
PUMPS
10. 5-O637
10. 5-O637
c0NvEYOR BELTTNd, 8 In. 70 30
In. wide. below cost. OF. A-1AR6.

G e 1s: s. sIaIT ss:s g. 4 Y g
cRls AND MATTRESS, cost q, ssss.
used 8 mos. like new, SIS; SINH
lar crib and mattress, excellent
SIS: high chair, So; tricycle., cost
S13. like new, 80; Foldaroila stroll
Ter excellent, y. eSl ..,.ni ssT H
After $50 pm, 70. 2-s952.
CRIB, mattress, .$lbl carriage. $40:
Junior dining table, mahogany. 4
chairs, SIS; credenza, $50. Ia, O.
cRfs AND BATHrNErrE trrimsle,.
excellent s. condition; reasonable
DAY s siSc sssn. into twin beds. SIS.
4 -; Il. .,. ss!s I'll III
buys IT, Cal. 70. $500. 80.
D LANG ctI Ssss. dyss s' s sss
ssso .r 1sSyid eu ss' 1905. Ervi fsa.
sToN a Co. 1873 II st. NV. NE.
pSifSadSNp platinum sapphire sins
p iii Ri1sS SER. porcelain top @lS Cal
table; 4 nstchins chairs. Ss5. Gan
DiNING ROoM SUITE. 10 PC. ia
1882, Arlington, Va. -1s
DISHWASHER, 0E, portable. like
new, S75: Ironrite ironer, like new,
SIPS. XII. S-4707 4-1S
condition sxsh It. Call so; g.
DRESSES, . exquisite Dior dinner
and evening dresses tsiSe 10, lS):
Hudson seal coat: other things; per-
rffFplSSaTsNsicA p aa IN;SSSRso. w.,,,n.bou,.,
with automatic timer: 0E port
able dishwasher. OIL, $1,000. -IS
ELECTRIC RANGE. 3 burner. and
s sssSSiGis sSs. " ososssse elle is
ELECTROLUx. almost new, cost
oscil. fem; . NAH. inlaid end tables
Boys 26.in. bike. En-. 2-i074
FENCE. 14l H.. hssyy chain. .iinl
n MAJ ~ slaSs SaS.'lG sss ssrIas:
bed board: Fosteris glassware: play.
f. f. s.s sas o. Ok H. 'S oisss. is 81
tvelve-drever niles, pocket typl
for ia in. BIN, cards. Good eond
Reas. Mr.. Day. ct. S.Be24. -1s
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FILE CARTNETa

lB-pRAWERs WOOD. LHTTxR mn
hkldHT EKIIik sfzE, 1905;
NV. EpRAWLH, efEzi. $685.;
4.pRANEA, NAHooa eEe CARD
ses. . III az sfs 81 NV. x. a Wi.
FILE CABINETS
500 NV AMP USED WOOD, sfEzz:
A4Q CARD YuE0. ALL ofzH8.
kHEE DELIVERY AND PAIKiNo.
SO asseHHA \. Z. zyS 2rH M. souir. CO.
FLuokksckNT EfXTURE6 - cn.
pleh. gnarantesd; $3.50 per tube
Az s.. sse sun 2Ie North Lee st'
EoAM Ru1nkR NzTTRESSks. sush.
EnRlaAsS6p.s:' Els YhTso is 81. s-sSs 81
fIEEZER. 22 Gu, C.. lpfiahf: less
va. 7.7lsss si S,a; sse s.s. : @is
IL. s nss. csi o g.. ~ zsl ST. = s SSSo'
ssls ~ s,n ::r': e: H,sI: as g.
scsrassI. 'isnasstih. sf Ssssr s vssn.
sire N.l6: seli for Sl25; value.
$3.50. Mauton lamb, full Jeugth,
ste 14.16: new S7B;. patd ef5b:
excellent condition. Natural fray
s Sirssrisn squirrel coat fun lsnEth.
10; ssli Tor 800: value. $500. 1901
Columbia I'd. NV. Apt. ia. any
day, Monday through SATURDAY. II
70 5 p.m.
YUR COAT. Persian lamb, trimmed
IN II n a.sSbsssai use ao' vin '.ssiiis1ss'
FUR COAT. mink, medium siae, Ike
saerifice. $500. 10. s-6330, before
IL am. and after 9 pm. -l7
FuR .c0ATS--i sheared beaver. y
y: 81 , s.: 81 4. s7 iiis'as s.
FURNITURE Of roon,ns house, GOOD
refriseratcrs. CO. S-4106. ia
|FURNlTURE-Liying room suite.
bedroom suite, Kitchen table, ete.:
good condition. wa. 6-564O. lis
RURNITURE---Lerfs modern liy. fm.
suite. Q chairs, blond bedfm. suite.
yrought Iron dtnette seE wrought
iron sofa, Q sEie. beds, 3 dlesseYs.
10.in. TH. 12.in ~. 2 plastic
covered arm chairs. For sale Teas.
Cali HE. 4-6173, altar p.m, .-lb
FURNITURE e-pc, dining suite, SIS:
misc. hedrm: and Nv. rm. furniture.
Oh crtttenden st. NV. Ills
DECENTRALIZATION trestle desk.
GAY after Q Pm. AID. 2-3000. xxt.
|FuRNITURE - Modern sofa and
chairs, light gray wool. vall-to: vail
wing chairs. foldins cot. lamps.
Renoir pietvres. French marble.
TONED stand. chest. desks, chrome
sstuidaz sunday, 10 Il. IS. Apt.
;a0s:A. The Wsstchestsr. 1000. CO.
FSIssEIr .s eoS.s ,ssd;ssTg :s
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

PIANO TEACHER. grad. Gold Medal
| Vienna Conserv.. RtysS Lessons spe-
ciaL easy method. Child ana aeuin.
lfBX 1ECEf. SCHOOL. Bond Bldg:-
Complete course $50. All ngee. *.
pert teacher. real board. kn9ne
Hu. 3-3e24. 81. 3.7276. Zip
| P0LleH.-Pfiyate. inexpensive les
TauIht e uniyersitiel and inferno.
tional schools. eau 6-10 pm. o..
hi 1t8SRHR CHILD can't read. / can
help him. Your home Or mine.
Ewes. and Sat-: prim. teach, expel.
Cali after $50 p.m. uN. 4-e5os'
MoDERN rRAnrN0 In beauty eui.
ture: iii subjects taught, approved
eeYisssses. wARFLgNH BEAUTY coI.:
INQUIRE Ma. 9-2340-MsE ciAsSss
now starting ACCOUNTING. Bus
ADMIN... bookkeeping, once lanesa;,
tipping. shorthand. CIVIL SERVICE
Day and eve. small slssses. txcel
positions. BOYD SCHOOL, est. u
yrs. cor, 18th and q sts.
CLERK.TYPIsTs tcolored- whitel Il
demand, Enrcil now for sept.
| classes, day or evening; tipping
W EHTio n PnqSHn5 s hi SIS sscsHooL
Victor Bldg. oil @ Place NV.
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sfTuAfloNs-WnMEN

IPRAcIIcAL NuesL. eelprs4. qsaits
s az ssf kolss .'' -. Esosasc. '''s .
sEcY.-sIBN0e.. Al. extensive
iHli ilPs; 5Iss5ssi- shs-sssrsssFYSs 4. q
WHITE Catholic woman wishes shi!!
|cSS iiS fSS RSsilss i'ss ..l.., IS $. !.
clerk. IN dry cleansrl g 8 and 10
c q SEE Hale sssGfG S;ris.i..
C0L6RkD GiRL - basSifl hete
cleaning, any work day Or night
LU. l-bl2b. ~-1o
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GAS RANGES
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ACE HUNK co.


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SwSs Weaver Kox SCOPE Ss; r. 4 II. Hsussf;
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power; SHIP. johnson motor, 500
chair: Webster CHICAGO 3-speed
sSSeos' IL fseossa asssS!ssIs ~" and rseYYsSd''
HExfEks. ranges. stove.: new, used
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HibE-A.BEb, Simmons. Grsy iis.
ured tapestry: full stse;. excel.. coma
Custom. make rose bark cloth slip
cover, like new. rens. IA. T-6o06
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HTDR.A-BRp. simmons, Green: ca
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MISUNDERSTANDING

SETTLED. RELIAnLx WOMAN wants
F ssssasss l s2sl' e. o l7 asss1'ns'
shild care. 8 days rk- refs. Do
GIL en- a. s:.,s: ~, e cue s1c s.s'
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Flagstone and Stone

FlagStone ana Stone
Porches, petios. walks. retaining
Angelo NOE e,'' MARcucclo. ~. s-i7es
LOORS-FLOORS
New and old laid, finished. yaxed.
cleaned. sanded. All types Of hto-
leurn and tiles installed. LONG =
LONG FLOOR SERVICES nc
FLO0R SANDING AND FINIsHINq.
Eres s snHN ing 0i a.s q new gSTk
GAS BOlLIRS, Installed by experts,
PLUMBiNd CO.. ~. S-146o.
LEAKS - TOMBSTONE viii ssop
youi Leaks and add beauty and
ysSs to se By .ppn 5Spsr y .n so sur
3 years 70 pay, OIL. 4.6l33; eve.
CAPITAL coNTkxcTiNo CO..
1919 Bethesda ave. Bethesda: No.
PAINTING. gen.. remodeiing. salts.
LAWRENCE. IA, 5-6031. II. $500.
en- INV ,,s interior K po SRI sassf. a.
rta iaasas e. 81 bSEcto 1GsAifisc roof re-
s;sISsss,;s E siASSSIsos u i. S.SSS VIZ Il,
PAINTING. parERHANGNG. zen
&; ;sas |:S ;::;.. S aE siSssSss
pR1fHk;riIN Ssa9J fArERuNa. nrst elias.
s ssslz MR. iRoAHT p'h IA. seelse4s; II:
PAINTING. inter. exter. White
mechanic. Do own work. to. y
PAINTING, interior, list class work;
guar. satisfactory, 80 yrs. satisfied
s ssstoInoe. rs. s. 81 81 sftsr .. @ls
PAINTING. papering. waterprfs.. IN
is: ssim.s. s.'. IT, 13sn s s$iS
PAINTING. int. and ext. f,rst.siasI
work. free estimates. Mr.. THoMP-
PAINTING, interior and. exterior;
mechs. 3. HARRY AMEs. .AD.
4;si2a after 4 !.,D pm. ~. .-,:, 2
ehanic: reference, free estimates.
phaiHNf. -I Plx1PfER now, Low prices;
AL work; new samples; free .cstt-
, rnstss, ~; o S.o7s4,S "a "a ,r., nate.
rial and labor. PAINTING q spec
prices. Work guar. IA. s-oSso:
PAPERING, $40 rm. up: sunfast.
washable paper; do own Work.
guaranteed: while mechanic. RA.
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PLASTER. PAINTING, CARPENTRY.
cement work: any type home repair;
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ROOF CHECK AND REPAIR. $40
Serving. d. G.. Nd; and Va. Skilled
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ROOF REPAIRs. ali types; reason
able rates. Free estimates. 10.
ROOFING, new. work and. repairs;
cutters, spouts. carpentry and
painting. Also house painting, ex-
terror and interior. a. d. THOMAS.
RUooFING, Water PRooFING.
painting, repointing: exp, work: Y.
mech: work guaranteed. Ii. 7-s209.
SEPTIC SYSTEM INSTALLATION
and trenchins. CHRIS FLORA,
STOW WI si ws9SSSk. retaining walls. -i ssr.
stone pntios, walks; repairs; free
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roof repairs; labor and material
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painting. Written guarantee on. all
work Easy financing. Cal eny time
ATKINS a. ATKINS ROOFING Co.
3706 shepherd st., Mt. Rainier.
Nd. AP. 7.e40z. ga