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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-04-13
Singopore's
Chief Builds
For Freedom
BY DOROTHY AND
RICHARD SHERWOOD
Copyright, 1856,
Jewish Telexraphic Agency. Inc.


SINGAPORE - David Marshall,
Chief Minister of Singapore, the
son of Mesopotamian Jews who
migrated to this British Crown
Colony half a century ago, is to-
day the man to watch in South
east Asia. If he can guide his tiny
island to self-government within
the British Commonwealth and
prevent her population, 80 percent
Chinese, from succumbing to the
siren-calls of Peking, communism
will have been dealt major blow
in this part of the world.
ConvaleScing from a severe bout
with influenza, Marshall had been
incommunicado for weeks, not only
to the public but to the members
of his own government. Thus we
were delighted when his brother,
DR.. Meyer Marshall, invited us on
routine medical call to the chief
minister's oceanside retreat at
Changi.
THE CHIEF minister, who in ap-
pearance reminds one of the late
Justice Louis D. Brandeis, well
coined us into his green-walled,
garden-like living room. Nine hec-
tic months in office have greyed
his great name Of hair and put
deep rings under his eyes. He
moved and talked slowly, like o
fighter conserving his strength.
Politics is a new life for David
Marshall. A year ago he was pre-
occupied with the most lucrative
criminal law practice in S n a.
PORE, An eligible bachelor of 46,
he had boundless energy for night
life and loved the company OF
bright people.
BUT WHEN in April, 1855, Sing
aporeans were permitted for the
first time to elect a majority of
the members of their legislative
assembly, Marshall decided to
stand for office and joined other
non-Communists under the loose
label 'Labour Front"
His greatest ambition then was
to be a minority gadfly to Con-
servative government. But to the
amaZement of everyone, including
himself, the Labour Front emerged
as the largest single bloc in the
assembly and the governor called
on Marshall to be the first chief
minister of Singapore.
MARSHALL is the only Jew
outside Israel now holding h
highest political office in his coun-
try. This is all the more remark
able when you realize that there
are only 800 Jews in Singapore'S
polyglot 100000 population. Once
potent business force, today they
are a moribund m m u n ty,
drained by slow trickle of immi-
grants to Australia and America.
Marshall has negotiated with the
reluctant British Colonial Office
for a conference in London this
month to reform Singapore'S con-
stitution and set target date for
independence, organized select
commissions to study the future
status of the Chinese schools and
to promote increased local partici-
patton in the civil service.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-04-13

relations, in 1948 he received the
Chicago award from the. Commits
sion on Human Relations. He was
chairman of War Labor B d
panels during World War II.
IN PHOENIX for the dinner and
the week previous will be Chain
Gottlieb of Los Angeles, field di-
rector of the Israel Histadrut cam
paign for Western states. William
Hershman is Phoenix Histadrut
chairman.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Anne Singer of 1909 E. Gran
ada, AL 8-2S59. There will be no
solicitation of funds at the dinner.
The program will begin at 8 pm.
The public is invited to attend.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-04-13

and member of the Jewish Social
Service Board.
MRS. M. B. GOLDMAN, Jr., pres
ident of the Phoenix League OF
Women Voters and Phoenix jew
ish News co-publisher, will act as
moderator. Mrs. Morris Meckler
is program co-ordinator and Mrs.
Joseph Gross, Hadassah..s Ameri-
can affairs chairman, program
chairman.
Election of officers will precede
a social hour, with Mrs. Jack
Flashberg as hostess chairman.
Hadassah will hold a Jewish
National Fund Blue Box party,
under the Craftsmanship of Mrs.
Rose Kiviat, at 1890 pm. Mon
day at the Carnation Dairy Hos
tess Room, 4142 N. Central Ave.
THE READING and discussion
group will hold an Oneg Shabbat
at pm. April 81 at the home of
Mrs. Jacob Checker, 2234 N. 18th
Ave.
Rabbi Albert L. Plotkin of Tenn
pie Beth Israel will review Sound
the Great Trumpet" a book by
M. z. Frank, at 8:15 pm. April "a
in the Phoenix Public Librarys
Southwest conference room.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-04-13
ISRAEL HIGHLIGHTS
TO BETELEVSED

An official Israel government
documentary film will be televised
by KVAR (Channel 12) at 10:45-
pm. Monday, Israel independence
Day.
Produced by the Israel Informa-
ton Service, the film depicts high
lights of events and progress in
the tiny state during the past year.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-04-13
VACATION
OFFERED FOR SALE

How much is $500 One-week
vacation at Estes Park, Colo,
worth to you?
The Ladies Bikur Cholim won
such trip to the Stanley Hotel
by selling most tickets to the
Purim Ball at Hotel Westward
HO last month.
Now the group would like to
convert its prize into cash to
finance its projects and is ac-
cepting bids from the public.
Bids may be submitted to Mrs.
Jacob GOOdkind, AL 8-O994.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-04-13
Arizona State Library
Capitol Bldg.
Phoenix, Ariz.
ISRAEL BIRTHDAY FETE
SCHEDULED FOR APRIL q


Ii
Council Jewish
s lin
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JWB Awards Granted

NEW YORK (JTA) - The 1856
Frank L. We'll awards of the Ma
tional Jewish Welfare Board for
distinguished leadership and cre-
ativeness have been voted to Err
nest Bloch, composer; Jack Nadel,
a New York YMdA director, and
Joseph F. Barr, former Jewish
War Veterans commander.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-04-13
Mesa Card Party

Sisterhood Beth Shalom of Mesa
will hold it's card party benefittlng
its temple building fund at pm
this Sunday at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. Kalina in Mesa. Mrs. M.
Siegel is the party chairman. Do
nation rs cents per person
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-04-13
BETWEEN YOU AND NE
SrueI 'SeIIoui'
By u. S. Feared
BY BORIS SMOLAR


attitude President Eisenhower
refusing
being beginning worry Wall Street invest
problem point
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-04-13
Beth EI Family Night

A spaghetti dinner and games
will feature a Beth Ell Mems Club
family night" event at 6 pm.
April % at Beth Ell Auditorium.
Admission is 81 for adults and so
cents for children.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-04-13

NEW YORK (JTA-The Joint
Distribution Committee appropri-
ated $7,2O9, AGO in the first three
months of 1856 for its activities IN
IS countries.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-04-13
Panel Discussion Features
Hadassah's Open Meeting

EaSt-Fact Fiction" vii
meeting at 815 Tuesday at Beth
Auditorium
include Rabbi A. Kron, D. Miller former state
Metz
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BABY sITTING--Middle-a lady,
white; 5-day wks boarding rm, and
lC0OK.G.HW., exper.: live in. Thurs.
and Sun. Of: cow. to transp; refs.
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for 1.
bedrm. apt. incl dishes, blankets,
rugs. etc. Reas. OF. 4-sis2 after 5.
10
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sITUATioNs--DoMEsTic

HOUsEKEEPER. white with child
wishes position In motheriess home
or working mother with children
salary. AID, 2-2l44
GIRL. COLORED. wishes day work
Dependable. exper., ref. RIA. 6-S7 3
CoL0RED GIRL desires g.h.w.: chile
care Or days work: good refs, NO
CoLoRED WOMAN wants work: iiy,
in: g.h.w.; child care; refs. WA. s.
1854.
CoLORED WOMAN wishes s.h.w..
plain cooking. fond OF children. live
in or out. ia. 9-253S.
COLORED WOMAN. gh~., days
work or part-time; Eood refs. Ii
coLoRED WOMAN wants 5-day
week. general housework. Refer
ences. Oil Sth st. ne. Ii. 4-bs95
CoLoRED WOMAN wants work. Kit
helper. care for child. clean Offices
or by day. Refs. no. 2-763l
EXPERIENCED COLoRED WOMAN
would like days work; can Pc. 2
instant MAID sERvICE-Parties
part or fun time. @ .S.A. WASH
SCH. OF HOUSEHOLD ARTS. no
RELIABLE coLoRED GIRL wishes
part-time work Tor 8 days . week.
NO 7-Q624.
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FURNITURE modern rooms. al
most new: must sell. 10. 3-5722.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

SPECIALIST IN FINISHING WALLS
painting and paper hanging p
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
AVIATION NEEDS

4
PILOTS. MECHANICS, LEARN HOW
INsTIT6TE, Natl. AIRPoRT HI,
WASH. D. C. Elk. 3-0063. is
PIX RECEPTIONIsT COURSE
tTypinR FREE. 4 wks.; S35; New
SCHOOL, cor. 18th and G sts
LE ifSi: 4 RxypriIio tr REpA1R-P 1u
teal l6-week evening shop courses,
SIS wkIy. TEMPLE SCHOOL. 1885
G st. NV. Ma. S-3e5s.
ABC SHORTHAND in 8 weeks, day
G Ss12 wE IEsp Ct 4 scH Tki h. ewes ~
ard texts furnished. low monthly
payments. Write for free booklet
Box 80, Bladenshurg. Md. or phone
FIX sx-R eIasEpiNrs ,typinr FREE la
wks,, $50: hrs. go. A real school
s;t 4 e.: yrs AVS 6xfsl sp positions. &C Com
and I2th tNA S-2340D.
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD tPBX)
complete training, SOS. MRS.
CHANDLER Hu. 1884, ST; g.
NV CLASSES IN BooKKEEPISG,
ACCT, BUS. ADMIN starting: beg
now, paying SIS Sk' to Si25 up.
Inquire Ma. $3.50, BOYD SCHOOL
OF ACCoUNTANCY, cor. 18th and
q SITS.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture; all subjects taught, approved
for Oh training: day and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
COLORED STUDENTS-Get q bet
ter position. learn tipping. short
hand. Govt. needs stenogs. now.
New classes now forming. Tues. and
Thurs. ewes. Enroll immed. BOYD
SCHOOL Est. AZ yrs.l, cor. 10th
c and q; Ma; S,sSS9; , r
S-2340, New classes now starting
Enroll in TIPPING. shorthand, civil
service; make more money. BOYD
SCHOOL lest. 40 yrsl. cor. 18th
and @ SITS. (Tues. and Thurs. ewes
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HELP-poMEsTIc

BABY SITTING--Middle-a lady,
/ white: 5-day wk. boarding, rm.. and
salary LO, 5-S36S. -12
exper.: live in. Thurs.
and Sun. OF: cow to transp; refs.
REQ. ia. o-2131.
INV. non-smoker: live in: age 25-
As; no cooking. help care 1 child.
Start $50. RA. $500. -16
GHWI plain cook; expeT. with school
age children, live in; room with
TV: every Sun. and every other Sat.
Of: S32 week: local ref. JU. 9-SS33.
CIV. AND COOK. experienced:
city references; hours, 1880 to
Sundays "a s sSSlts IA, Il family P1ig;
CIV. live in. help care 3 small
children. some cooking; Sum-. Mon.
on: S25-S3O wk. depend. on ability,
H sSRsTii TstS OIL. ai 19lssM 30
AND SD''o REF e hsfi Ssa REauIREb
Excellent salary for qualified per
s o6sE IMi ETiasgoH white care
Of 13-mo. -old; live in, Call ED;
rs Si51s4 eSlIsft fitsE $50 Mature
refs. required. OIL, assoc. Id
MAID. under 80; g.h.w,., child care,
good ironer; 5-day week, 10 .m.-
z pm; $25, plus carfare: refer
ences and health card; for home IN
Chevy Chase. Call OIL 2.6s37
NURsEMAID, live in only: some
Inv, other fulI-tiune help en-
ployed: exDer.; local refs. nee. OIL.
home Of employed widowed mother.
2 school-a9e and one 4-yr.-old
Small wages, refs. Call EN-. 5-1o63.
OPENING FOR GIRLS. age 1895,
1922 r st. NV, between 10 and
TO CARE FOR CHILDREN, : and
A.. Inv. plain cooking. live in;
other help empl. Salary open. EN-.
WHITE WOMAN WANTED for care
Of ! youngster and light house
keeping; in Silver Spring area.
Call after $3.50 pm. JU, 5-5O96.
-12
WOMAN. under 40. good cook and
hous , E g5 GALAXY. $50 mo
LIpE-IN MAID. over 80; g.h.w.: 3
small children doctors home re-
cent refs. RA. 3-4335.
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN to care
for school-age child. light house
hold duties; in exchange for good
home. small salary; ample time
Of; Sc. section. Cali LU. 2-b590,
after @ pm. 12'
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WOMAN-Assist salesmanager Of
large vell-established d. C. firmi
light tipping, bookksepinga tel &c;
MISS KNIGHT, ST. $4,000. III
WOMEN LIVING IN d: C.. Md. VA
AREA. to make telephone ealii
from nome, Call Ju. 5000
YOUNG GIRL. white; for typ. typil'ns C, sne
b-day, 4O-hr. wk.. permanent posi-
ton, paid vacation. Salary open.
Apply IN person. 1910 Ord st. NV
wELL-KNowN TRAVEL AGENCY
wants lady, 20 to 37 with travel
agency or transportation sales ex-
perience; permanent position Write
AVON COsMETICs are in demandl
You can earn S40-S50 mo. as q
representative. Several enoise 5 SsI-
ritories open now. Call d.. 7-02a21.
FAT OR THIN. TAN or short
7"o22I and earn S50-$60 mo. sell.
ing AVON to your co-workers: IL
NEED COMBINATION COMPANION
TUTOR fol- our teen.age emotion
ally disturbed daughter. Prefer
background In psychology ano
teaching. Job requires understana-
ing. patience. 24-hour attendance.
under 40. win provide apt. board
and salary; II couple interested.
preferably with husband IN gradu.
Ate school. Box 4S2-G. star Ill
IN FLORIDA. for pleasant
ambitious lady, with at least hign
school education. Able to Work
without q boss. $500 Tor 1VO qaoss'
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DEAMSTRESS, experienced, aitera-
tons, some stock work; nne wom-
ems sports wear shop. CASUAL
CORNER, EN-. 2-2640. 10
sEAMsTREsS. must be exper. on
custom draperieS and bedspreads.
COLEMAN INTERIORS;. ga pm
st. NV. d.. 7-2647. III
SECRETARY, for downtown law
typinS: age under 40. Elk. $4,000.
SECRETARY to sales manager of
new-car leadership in Alexandria.
Va. Automotive experience pre-
ferred: .40-hr. week: paid vacation
and other employe benefits. Ov.
3-O360. Mr.. BATTENFELD. 10
SECRETARY. permanent position at
National Airport, 5-day week, air
line pass privileges, starting salary ~
$235. Phone Elk. 1885,. ~
SECRETARY, under 35; claim dept.
insurance CO. permanent s.t. p9s 1i,0H.
ton, Va. Experiences preferred:
good starting salary; merit in
creases: excellent employe dement's:
pleasant surroundings and inter
s s.asSo. T 3 & g. Call for apt @:ls a.
SECRETARY with general once ex-
perience: shorthand and tipping;
good salary: many. company bene-
its; e 8. 5,day week. La.
SECRETARY, part time, hrs; .
Court House. ia. $4,000. Ill
sECRETARY. experienced, for law
once: 4-hours q day, 3-days q
week: accurate shorthand and typ
ing: $25 week. NE. $3.50. --12
sECREIARY, for permanent posi-
nee: shorthand not required: must
Be accurate and fast typist; inter-
esting diversified duties; 5-day
week salary open. WILLIAM A.
BROWN, 1928 Connecticut ave. Nv.
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HELp--WoMEN

WAITRESS, part time. eyes,. Fri,.
sat. and Sun. Apply IN person bet.
2:39 and 800 pm; No phone calls
GIRLS WANTED, to work In Florids
Vaeationland; must be 81 years Ole
or over. minimum wages, $50 4
week, For further information. cal
Mr., WILLIAM KEEFE, WA: 7.1459
GIRLS. tour U.S.A.. tour Florida "a
New Orleans with group for fash,
ion publication expenses ADVANCED
m. to 2 pm, B to 2 pm. FRANK
LIN PARK HOTEL. IL
GIRLS. white, for clerical work
must be accurate with figures aIlt
use adding machine. b-day week
vacation benefits. Apply 1121 5tt
St NV -IU
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OFFICE FURN.

OAK DOUBLE PEDESTAL DESKS,
5000: REFINISHED WALNUT
EXECUTIVE DESKS, SIS: A
DRAWER LETTER SIZE STEEL
FILE CABINETS. S14.95; STEEL
TRANSFER FILES. S2.95. M
MEDIATE DELIVERY ON NEW
STEEL LOCKERS. WE HAVE AN
EXCELLENT SELECTION OP
EVERYTHING IN THE FURNI-
new NEW t SHOP e oUR w ARE Use
LOCATION AND SAVE. N. FRANK
& SON, 414 THIRD ST. NV.
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siTUATioNs-WoMEN

ALTERATIONS and tailoring or
mems and women's clothes. Shops
invited. Quick service. Ii. 4-95S3.
BoOKKEEPER; accounting work
wanted, part time or BY contract
Box BOD. Star. To-
SEAMSTRESS. wants work. at home
or out DE- 2-3372.
SECRETARY STESO.. under 80
perm. pos nine years eKper. gen
and probate Law. EN-. 1864. I0'
JEWISH WOMAN. middle aged: good
references. desires daywoTk as
companion. CO. $1,000. Apt. 80
between 3 pm. and IL pm. Ill
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WOMEN

Women, experienced IN telephone
from $40 am. to 3 pm, 8 days e
week. This Is for large concern
that offers good pay and commits
sion. Apply in person. between
I0:3o-4 pm. at Sol r. ]. ave. ne
See MR., GOLDBERG.
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MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont. J

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for l.
rugs. etc. Reas. OF. 4-sis2 after 5.
10
FURNISHINGS, complete for enc.
apt. incl. household articles; apt.
available. Ma. s-5918, 1915. III
FURNITURE = Contents Of entire
apt. offered for sale at sscrifice
prices. Moving out; everything
must NJ. , BE- sold. 5407 9th st. naws
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and chair.
good cond.. $50 both 5000 Sar-
F fsRs II ne. La ;,o 6.27s6: III
most new: must sell. 10. 5-57sS.
FURNITURE, UNCLAIMED - Sofa.
SO; marble-top chest Of drawers.
SIS; innersprtng mattress. $40;
leather TOP coffee table, $40; coil
spring, So. club chair. $50: bed,
g; o say.. chair; ~ studio couch.
S i2SEsseat S90 bsS Sr09s ss t as1s
Sl2. we also do reuph.; sofa and
chair incl. labor and material. $50
and up. Slipcovers, sofa and chair,
incl labor and material, S54 and
up. Custom-made furn. and odd
pieces. We do refinishing. cabinet
a a5SPsseS SFa f8FpIsEs sJsaa 9IaI
18th st. NV. CO. 5-5116. 15s
.FURN.-Excel. cond.; bedrm. suite
and various misc, pieces. Call CO.
$500, between and s pm. Ill
FURNITURE. double oak desk. 1
solid oak ONCE table: will deliver.
PO. 2-9164. -l2
FURNITURE, entire contents Of S.
room home. Including piano, and
auto. washer. LII. 2-5343. -l6
FURNITURE, 8 piece bedrm. set.
walnut. incl. dresser, chest OF
drawers, vanity and chair. night
table and Hollywood bed. SIS or
best offer. RA 6-i7D1.
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SECRETARY. with experience in
real estate rental MANAGEMENT.
Call ST. 3-6572. -16
WANTED young ex-service nurses.
men and women with eheckable
refs. Box 20l-G, Star. Ill
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HElP-WoAAEN
Arthur Murray
Interviewers-T Teachers

ARTHUR MURRAY begins his FIRE,
dance schools In the world. Please
do not apply UNLESS:
/. Age 2I-32
2. COLLEGE background or equivalent
3. Highest social and academic
4. Above AVERAGE PERSONAL
APPEARANCE
B. No experience necessary, but ex.
Company benefits include sick pay
paid vacation and employe PROF.
1T-sHARING PLAN.
Starting salary Of S65 weekly.
Apply In person p.nn.-o pm. only
ARTHUR MURRAY
l0ll Conn. Ave, NV.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS end SERVICES

CALIFoRNIA-UCLA student leaving
Sunday: can carry "a passengers.
CO. $3.50, evenings.
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ADDITIONS, alterations. painting.
repairs Of all Kinds. Free estimates.
Terms. OIL. $1,000. 10. 4-599l.
ADDITIONS, remodeling, brick,
cement, carpentry. and construc-
ton: terms. Re. 3-3723. g.
ing, paparing. Free estimates. ! Easy
jalousies. kitchen remodeling; By
specialists: all work fully guar. /;
free estimates: SO months 10 pay
SECo SALES. or Sligo ave. Silver
SPRING; ~. s,3o 4! day a&yo Or night t,
add room or build that clubrIn:
unusual ideas. free estimates, E-Z
terms. OY. 3-031g. -16
BRICKLAYING = Alterations, ire
places, walls. all types Of masonry.
FAGNANI, 10 2-1994. ia. 9-6093.
CABINETS. partitions. store fixtures;
clAAR;P Il -aCoNTRACToR - Let
me bid your plan tall or partl.
Also home and store, remode!ing
| White mechanic, 10. 4-77l3, Ill
CARPENTER - Porches partitions
fa0 RowgS Siorf "a A. a Eeps.grs re.laPie
| CONTRACTORS OF brick and cement
W HENSON, Jr. LU. 2-s027. --22
DRAFTING SERVICE for builders
Small homes, alterations and re.
modelling. Graduate architect. Cal
rLi IL all99S A WssffRErSG and repairs a3
| New and old. Cash or terms. CO.
5-e59S: ewes, UN. 4-1566.
FENCE. chain link and all type,
/ of wood. Buy now at winter prices
| and pay nothing until spring. Fol
information. call JU. S-l25S;
FENCES, chain link. AZ inch, in.
| stalled. SI.05 per II. Also wooc
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FIooRs sASsDED, finished, &c So #
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FLOOR SANDING, finishing, clean
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FLOORS REFINISHED LIKE NEW
Free estimates: reduced prices, c
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FLOOR WORK. sanding and finish
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anteed. c. C. DEAToN, RA. 6-7662
GENERAL REPAIRs-KEMoDELINC
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Workmanship: work. done immedi
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PAPERING $40 and up this weel
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