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Eisenhower, unopposed, came Out
of Tuesdays strictly party bal
loting with a higher tally.
Republican leaders got an ex-
ira glow from two factors: Reg
istered Democrats outnumber
Republicans by $4,000. And NO
campaign at all was waged in
behalf of the 70-delegate slate
pledged to Mr.. Eisenhower for
the G. o. P. National Convention
Viewed as Upsurge
Democratic leaders interpreted
their party's showing in con-
gressional and legislative races
their best since New Deal days
as an upsurge in their direction.
Mr.. Stevenson's 5-to-3 victory
over Senator Kefauver for SO
National Convention votes
brought speculation that Senator
Kefauver might seek a tie-up
with New York Gov. Averell
Hartman in the scramble for the
presidential nomination.
Mr.. Stevenson said he now con-
Siders Mr.. Hartman his strongest
rival.
Nearly complete returns from
CALIFORNIA; 24,160 precincts gave:
Democratic. 21,746 precincts:
Mr.. Stevenson. / .041, 1903; Mr.. Ke-
fauver, 626,030.
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submit his name to the Demo-
cratic State Central Executive
Committee. 1t will meet soon
to select a candidate to run in
November for the term expiring
in 1861.
Robert Humphreys, commit
tee chairman. called the devel-
opment news to me-"
Gov. A. B. Chandler had no
comment.
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Students Must Puy

MADRAS, India, June 7 (P).-
The Banaras Hindu University
is withholding examination re-
ports from 266 students until
they square up their tabs with
local cafes and shops. Univer-
Sity authorities told the press
students owe about 10000 rupees
$50. 1000.
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Monroney and Humphrey
See Stevenson Victory
BY the Associated Press

Two Senate supporters of Ada Stevenson today
that what they described growing Republican split
foreign policy would enable Mr. Stevenson defeat President
Eisenhower in November
Democratic Senators Monroney of Oklahoma Humphrey
Of Minnesota professed to evidence of split
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Eisenhower ShowingLifts
California COP.

SAN FRANCISCO. H9.-President Eisenhowers
miionpus Republican vote the California presidential primary
raised strong challenge today Democratic hopes carrying
the State in November.
Adlai Stevenson went million mark too trounc-
ing Senator Estes Kefauver ticket But Mr.
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into fiat round. Roll between two IL" squares
of waxed paper into circle h" thick and
about size of paper. Peel off top paper, sprin-
kle 2 tablespoons chopped peanuts over pastry,
leaving about a 1" border plain. Recover with
paper and gently roll peanuts into dough. Turn
pastry and paper over and repeat process, roll
ing in remaining tablespoons peanuts. Peel
off top paper, place pastry in 9" pie pan, pastry
next to pan. Remove paper. fit pastry into pan,
trim Y beyond pan, turn back even with edge
of pan, flute rim. Prick shell all over with fork.
Bake in very hot oven (4500E) 1914 min. Cool
at room temperature. For a luscious ice cream
pie, chill in refrigerator.
At serving time. fill shell Nth vanilla ice cream.
II qt for 9" she'll. Drizzle batteTscOtch
ice cream, serve Immediately.
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H0NEYED PEANUT SPRYCRUST

X cup less l tablespoon Spry
l tablespoon boiling water
tablespoons buttermilk
II teaspoons honey
IL cups sifted aII-purpose flour
x teaspoon salt
a tablespoons chopped blanched
sailed peanuts
Put Spry in mixing bowl. Add boiling water.
buttermilk and honey and whip with fork until
all liquid is absorbed and thick, smooth mix
ture is formed. Sift -four and salt together
onto Spry-whip and stir quickly into dough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19

You sacrifice quality feeding quality o Slant de-
nonds feedn9 Of its coNe demands coneng Of beef When
milk will bring than coke calves often
Of substitute feeding The best depends milk that's wo
white tots wot makes Giant TopNotch
, 1956-09-15
KEYNOTE ADDRESS By WARREN BROWN -,
continued from yesterday

know. From Paul NJ. Pearson Gardens to Alexander
Hamilton Terrace, from Savan to Grove Place from Cruz
Bay and Coral Bay to Altoona and Dernerara, from PolyDerg
and HasseI Have to Bethlehem and Frederiksted, from South
side 10 East End. have SEEM have heard Ithas been spon-
taneoass rejecting a deep sense Of fear that the men on Gov
ernment FIN who would lead us, in their ~insatiate demand
for ever more personal power over the lives Of our people,
might destroy us and erase from our land those mighty prin-
ciples 81 government which, under past National Democratic
Administrations brought to these shores q liberty, q dignity
and prosperity never before known.
Many 81 the people who have complained tome Of their deep
resentnents do not fully comprehend the nature and degree. Of the
misdirecion 81 policy and arbitrary action which have brought US
to fiscal Instability, political insecurity and economic weakness But
they view With dismay the alarming change in the balanceaok pow.
or from the hands Of the people into those of an appointed Execu-
tive--arising from the tragic dschiOnstaken BY wiIful and guieless
mendn washington some Of whors have aaready been called home
by the Almighty to give account Of their crimes against the people
Of the Virgin Islands. Those reckless men who, yielding to an inn
ported intrigue in the hilltop nests and country clubs Of the Virgin
Islands. set the stage for the a~scendency Of appointed dictators and
our own relative decline. 1
They view with alarm the weakness Of the Administration, re-
Elected in its failure to come forward with a carefully designed tour
list program which would build up our economic potential and
strengthen the commercial fabric Of our people.
They view with concern the recurrence Of crisis after crisis as
the executive leaders daily demonstrates their inability to manage
our financial affairs. Our people are desperate for plan which will
revive hope and restore faith as they feel the oppressive burden
of the tax levy on their properties. What we see has eli the elements
it no more. and then they viii sell out to the vltures who have
swooped down to buy up our land.
Our people see no sign Of concern, hear no words Of encourage.
ment find no basis for easing tear. They see only the pink Cadillac
as ii wends its way up and down our streets with uninterrupted re-
gulariy--83O in the morning. $50 in the aternoon-wHh is Occu-
pant apparently unconcerned and seemingly uninterested in what
, 1956-09-15
is happening around him.

is happening around him.
Our every expression Of hope for reduction in the huge
assessments is met by the angry rejoinder that they should be
even higher. There is no plan to transform extragayance into
~frugality, no desire to regain economic and fiscal stability,
Our people yearn to regain the religious faith and spiritual recti-
Etude w the pas. How well do we remember the counsel Of a great
leader when he said in his farewell address:
"of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political pros
|periy, religion and morality are indispensable supports. In vain
would that man claim the tribute Of patriotism who should labor
to subvert these great pillars Of human happiness, these frmest
props Of the duties Of men and citizens"
But tn. people detect no heed given to this wise counsel. They
witness instead, only a ceaseless effort to spend and spend, to tax
and tax, only ! callous indifference to mounting disclosures Of waste
and extravaganza in the public administration.
The religious devotion Of the people Of the Virgin Islands, which
has produced the universally reflected spirituality Of our homes has
been outraged by the materialsm and selfshness which has domi-
mated the Republican Administration in the Virgin Islands since its
inception in April of 1854. Public policy no longer is geared to the
simple determination Of that which is right and that which is wrong.
The objective has been to build political strength and win economic
benefits for themselves, even at the expense Of the public interest.
This is incomprehensible to our people, who understand fully the
influence religion and morality have always exerted upon political
stability. They know from their own experience that the strength
Of a people inevitably find its true measure in existing moral and
ethical standards.
The Virgin Islands Corporation, highly touted as an agency to
promote tourisn, help farmers, and generally to increase commerce
and trade in the Virgin Islands, is a palpable example Of waste, in
efficiency and downright maladministraton For years that inshtu-
ton has laid athwart the economy OF st. Croix like an octopus, OBJ
structing the very progress it was designed to promote. Every week
now we read stories of how this coIasal failure is sapping the
strength Of small farmers and laying waste to their lands; how II has
crippled the incentives Of small businessmen. It's personnel policies
are APPLY described as a raw deal for Virgin Islanders. Discrimination
against the natives it was created to help is openly practced.
Continued on page
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VOL IL SATURDAY SEPTEMBER = 1866 NO 2Os
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hFLP-noMEsrIc Cont

WOMAN. CoLORED-To care for 3
children. Neat. fond Of children,
willing TO work. 5-day week: Must
furnish refs. Call tn. 2-2l2l.
Leave name and tel number.
white lady for care Of children and
housework; salary. ia. S-4520.
REFINED WHITE LADY, good home.
permanent position. Rockville area.
keep house and take care OF chill
dren. age 8 and s: Give general
information and references. p. o.
Box 5aSS. Bethesda, Md. IS
COUPLE' $3.50 mo-. experienced,
live in. cook. housekeeper. house
mar man e drise5 5,I Local refs. necessary
N. Y, Westminster County, live-in
children and capable OF handling
the general housework. OIL. 2-0135.
GIRL, white; live in, pvt. bedrm
and bath; Will be one Of the family;
care i sn,.rr -yri;old eh aillS5' shy;
GIRL, who is reliable and neat. to
care for . children in Arlandria
Cali XII. S-S47a. '" Ws
COUPLE, experienced, with refer
ences; Top salary. Call. between
cS6 tPf e OK R% MAf FIJI f-4 TSt. womsn s
live In; pvt. apt; not considered
servants. to care for / underschool-
AGED child. RE. 5-S81O. 3
COLORED--Child care for 2 chill
dren; Ink; 5-day wk. and holi-
days. Call TU. 2-5697. S
GIRL FOR G.H.W., live in: nights
and weekends of. Call OIL. 7-905S.
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REGISTERED NURSES, for after.
noon SHIFT, Orthcpedic Hospital. s.
AZ. Gail DIRECTOR OF NURSING
or. i-G7u' between "a pm for
RfsIDENT MANAGER ASSISTANT
70 relieve manager on vacation
from 10 ii weeks. MAY lead TO
pcrmanent position State exper..
refers, in reply TO Box l23-L
SiLLsHELP needed by Burton's Con-
temporary Interiors Full or part
lime. :, Apply E l.. BURTON. JR
SALISLADY for souvenir and slit
shop Hours, I 10 II pm. Apply IN
nerSon at the CAPITOL HILL CAFE
TERRA l0l Independence ave Sc,
SALES LADIES, experienced. fun or
part time. for better womenS APP
parel shop Perm and excel. sal
CLAIRE DRATcH, 52l5 Wisconsin
ave. Oh. l-I@S., II
SALESW OMAN. between 80 and 10;
experienced In ready-to-wear and
ofldal' permanent position with
~ Tor Advancement. EMILY'S Of
rum avenue 1908 P ST. NV, MA
MISTRESS, experienced. for dry
tttlnin" tore JU. b-n"Ol -
So HEIaHY to oil company ,xtcu-
Tive Core 'pondeucc moderate but
rrnuirt God shorthand Hours
",%o-5 in Cafritz Building cal
W. MN ~
StCRlTARi Doctors once. Mcdi-
ca Crnte'. experienced Shorthand
tSpin', jig-day wk, $50 per WIZ
TO tart Ase 70 80 yrs Reply In
own handwriting. state auallnca.
tons and experience BOX j1-Y
Star 81
SECRETARY, for purchasing agent.
In electrical contracting Office
state age and experience. BOX
3BD-R, Star. -
SECRETARY for national trade as
ISOLATION Good shorthand and typ
1.day week. G7h ST H.nlAh -
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SITUATloNS-MEN

CARETAKER, maintenance for an
estate; skilled in trades: sober. re-
liable. no children. Write p. o.
Box 10O03. Norfolk Is, Va. viii
come to your estate for interview.
HOUSE CLEANER and yardman.
Ps hour: day or contract. LII, q
JOB wanted cleaning thea
H teri night o. day; ME. $1,000.
REAL ESTATE POSITiON wanted,
capable man In commit dept. Of
III lITn' sSf 4STH' Star Ssii,.. s.
ctnH.,, bkkpg.. hotel clerk. cashier,
rental manager or similar. CO. s.
FOR TOP-NoTCH HELP with check
ed refs; white and colored. Call AID.
2-SlOO. Ewes, tn. 2-s1O0.
Ill
C0L0RED MAN wants Sob a. eieva-
tor and PIX switchboard operator:
eabinetmaker.- DU. 7-9629. IS
MAN wants Job as chef
DE. 1854. s.
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HeLP-WokAeN

GIRL to assist In food and beverage
control department.: must be good
At figures and computing machine;
DAYS; good salary for riEht girl;
many man 9snsts gls1Ssas sSr5SSRf
TON HOTEL. personnel once. -
liveries. NO collections; earn SIS to
SIS an evening selling plastics
under party plan; car necessary.
GIVE ely, a party and receive handsome
WOMEN "a, living in Md. wash
ington and Va. areas to represent
necessary. we will train with guar
anteed training salary. No Sat. or
eye. work. Write fer details, Box
YOUNG tSt s s:15 under IS. to M answer
Must be reliable and interested in
permanent employment in Wheaton,
pm. MR.. MAYER. 10. $4,000.
YOUNG LADY-we now have on
opening In busy and expanding
yosnS la1V '' II You m have '% anusSai
ability. can type, are able to as
sumo authority and delegate work
and are willing to learn. we have
M 4 re sleS oPPor MR kA fer you. CAN
ITALIAN. native, to teach own Ian
Ef fz se eRRR5S with h7 5ifeisnf s: bHR
TEN DOLLARS per day for 3 full
days OF continuous telephone work
Mon. Tues. and Wed. each week.
Not sales work but sales personality
helpful. Give phone and full de-
s saiiS s Spout yourself. Write Box
PERMASSiE zS' POSITION for refined
pleasant lady. who can assume re-
sponsibility. Unusual opportunity
for advancement. S3.4OO yearly.
w 5aES EG4-E; star. A:mn.gDd.
ural sense Of rhythm. to teach revo-
lutionary. new style Of ballroom
dancing in evenings. Free training
GEORGE COOMBER DANCE STU
do l715 Pa. ave. NV. to- 10I
or part-tim. co COPY
r1AfEs Part ri fMsnEEFuLL rrME--M.r s.
Field family owned 'nterprise has
opening for uualifled women Must
be $3.50, and have high school
education. Weekly pay check. For
interMew appointment. call Alp.
WORLD BOOK ENCY. needs woman
In each school district. for special
work Of national Importance: full
KOTTrTRTsTSt tins RssT 9E t:SssTsos r,,;1,
lane; Merryfieid, Va. See KATIE or
PART.TIME sEcRETARIAL woRK,
4 houfA daily for chaFitahiA health
agency. Box l50-R. Star. "a
DOCTOR DESIRES once assistant,
nursing or laboratory experience
desirable. Box l61-R, Star. 8
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SKIP-TRACER

Woman thorouEhly experienced In
all phases OF retail collecting and
locating. Steady position. excellent
salary, good opportunity. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.
1U3 7th st. NV. a
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HELP-DoMESTIc

COOK AND CIV. liv. in: exper..
local refs; ass %2:3S; fond OF
cox taiisI Iaous sM ;rEIs' for employ.
ed married couple. one S-yr.-old
child. Suns. and every other Sat.
utils. furnished No objection to
couple. JE. a-549I after 8 pm,
or anytime Sunday. IS
COOK, general housework; . adults;
llye IN or out: local references
S eaIa e casn. 40 ave. am" AD' 4'i''s
G. II. ". and child care; references
REQUIRED 10. 1-21s0.
G.H.W. CHILD CARE, kind, reliable
person to care for 3-yr.-old boy,
Ts refs " excel. Salary. OF. 1855
CIV. plain cook, child care; i've
in-town refs. required. oil. 4-ii47.
G.H.w.. dive In; OF Thursday and
every other sunday: upstairs room.
Tv and pvt bath. OIL. d-47S9. --l3
GIL, New YORK; llye-in lob;
colored exper., refs; Sj5. Windsor
=, Pr Hots, Hp: H.; 5:!79O' Ext go y;
rm,, new home. sun. of so. D.
mouSEKEEPER; plain cooking; Ecod
With children; live in; happy home
$50 week. Call XII 9-55Sl, u
HOUSEkEEPER twhitel. child care;
Va area; refs; nondrinker live in
Lf AR NORTHUMBERLAND az SSSfHd' csrt s
P PsfS position. hlSs In cs sHna 49, o. g.
LIVE IN-oH.w.. good plain cook
7 adults; no heavy laundry. must
have good refs. IA. s-SplO. -
MAID. TO live In, g.h.w,, and child
care; must. be clean. pleasant and
have health card. $40 a wk. to
MAID iihT, . I'm s'o 81 couple. husband
employed elsewhere, RIM. and board
for husband for odd Jobs. Per-
manent position. EN-. 3.6li3
MAID, live In. physicians home,
ghw. plain cooking. help with
care Of . small children. References
and health card required Salary
Onrn OIL, I.SaHi ~
WOMAN. colorcd. educated and well
hammered, 10 help with . children.
shwa little cookins. but must be
Chevy Chase Club. Live in, iSt.
moor room top salary. OIL. t-3S30.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY. child care
llgnt Homework, live In; private
room Sl5 vkly. uN. 4-bio0. after
J pm B
and Ink: 3 small
children, working mother. days,
$50 plus carfare Lu. .-iiaO,
EXPERIENCED CopK-cih.w; / TO
nm SIS we'd. NO. 5.lsi4,
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RECEPTIONIST

rypiSt and switchboard operator
age 90 to 30 years. 2-hour week
No Saturday,. Company employt
benefits Pleasant associates. good
starting salary, Excellent promo
ton opportunity
The ShaW-Walker Co.
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SITUATIoNs-WoMEN

NURSE. white. reliable and eficient;
gay or night duty; live in or out
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. wants
care OF maternity and invalid cases;
city refs. DE. 2-6149. IS
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. wishes
invalid. semi-invalid or child care.
Good refs. DU. 7-S406. -
RECEPTIoNIST, beauty salon or
'front.' desk In apt. bldg. or restau-
rant; PIX exper.; neat appearance;
mature lady EN- 2-20S4 -
SECY.-STENO., thorough experience,
also some bookkeeping. research
R ana , editorial ia experience; retired.
GIRL desires work as salad girl.
HIS. GRAD. desires work as elevator
operator. store maid, e.h.w. and
child care, etc. Ii. 7-0Ol4.
DOES some leading National Press
Bldg. newspaper require excellent
services; experienced. secretary
receptionist? AID. 4-0700. Ext.
7O3C' 10 to IL am. and 4 to 6.
FOR top notch help with checked
references; white and colored. Call
AID. 2-SlO0; ewes, tn. 2-S1O0.
MATURE white woman wishes work
as cook; Wash. or suburbs; expert
enced; will live in. Box 26-R. Star
WOMAN. eolored. nurse experience;
wishes convalescing and Ink,
sxper. and ref. LII. 3-277S. s
COL0RED GIRL, age IS, desires
work Of any kind; willing to work.
Cali DI. 1888. s.
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HELP-WoMEN
SECRETARY

)ne-secretary once in air-condi-
rnsIsSn private home in good NV.
Accurate and experienced on IBM
electric typewriter and at short
hand and maintaining fiies. Must
be accurate with figures. Hours.
g:3Q to $50. 5-day, 40-hr. week.
5000 starting salary. Age 80
TO 80. Permanent position offered
to acceptable applicants. Telephone
RIA. 3-lS72 or ia, 1894. -l5
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THE CAPITOL SCHOOL
For Doctors Assistants

ResiStcr now for next spring class
April 10th. Many untitled positions
Training by drS. and nurses IN we'll
equipped doctors Office Easy pay
ment plan: day and eve classes; Tree
placement; INFO. call TU. 2-6l7l
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

VIOLIN INSTRUCTION by profess
sional violinist. Riggs Park. RIA.
3-3IlS s.
SPANISH TEACHER with Ions ex-
perisnce; teaches by her own meth
cd. guarantees you learn in q short
time. Reas. AID 4-S464. q
Modern Hammond Orsan Lessons
FL. 4-6197
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YOUNG MAN

Clerk-telleT. IN savings and loan
association: white. ~ to q Many
benefits including 5-day week PEN
sion plan. group disqualification and
paid vacations; excellent opportunity
for advancement and salary in
creaSeS In your reply. please state
full information. including expert
ence. military status. education and
salary expected Box 4Jg-J. star
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REAL ESTATE SALEsWOMEN OR
MkN-Need . licensed, top-notch,
fuli-tlme statesmen. Wonderful op-
portuuliy, lovely once. excel loc
n Fall Church: RORSCHACH
reliable, in public
relations telephone and hkspg
knoWl approx. 40 yrs Il days wk
pleasant SoTking cond. Box 3Bs-R
Star -
and telephone opcr-
ato! Carlton House, air-condi-
toned is1 unit apt. bldg. $500
Wisconsin ave. NV. permanent
SCCretafial telephone service. eX-
pcg!Cnced hours > 10 II pm.
excellent environment and good
salary for peTsonabic and de-
pendahle woman between 30 and
tiu Call EN- a-SSOb before noon
or after 5 pm. for appt. to be in
RECEPIIoNIsT PIX OPERATOR.
under 80; will train: tipping re-
uuired, '5-day week, $40 to 4:3U:
air conditioned officc Apply in per-
son. GREAT AMERICAN INSUR-
ANCE CO., 500 Woodward Bids,
9TH and II SITS. NV IS
good typist with
pleasing personality for admins
trative and rental ONCE in large
apt. protect IN nearby Va Hours.
: AMI PM. or = PM. 10 10
PM ewes See manager. ARLING-
TON TOWERS APIS, Arl., Va
No phone calls, please IS
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BEACH HOMES A SPECIALLY -
CuStom-created h o mes. Riviera
builders. designers Box III,
Brownsville, Nd. South Shore 1923.
l WILL BUY condemned houses
or. remodel. RIA. 6-429s. 10.
6-1156. s
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REPAIRS and SERVICES

ADDITIONS, REMODELING. jalousie
porches. kitchens modernized, all
work fully euar.; terms up TO 90
mos: sEco SALES Ju. 5000 I'll
ADDfTIONs, ALTERATIONS. paint
ing, repairs Of all kinds. Free esti-
mates. Terms. OIL. $1,000.
ADDITIONS. partitions, gen, Altera-
lions. Terms. LAWRENCE HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Ii. 6-Sl0O.
ADDITIONS. HOME REMoDELING
Bsmt. to attic complete service.
in one price: yrs. to pay. Also
once. store remodeling Call
G. r ST. DENIS, 10. 7-"6Sl
IL
ASPHALT TILE-For every room in
your home; basement or once Low
prices: Guaranteed. For estimate
BHR-Boos FRS Of masonry Lincoln
brick. A masterpiece OF rustic
tsrmsi. osTi CONSTR. Co 10,
BRICKLAYING - Alterations, fire.
FAGNANi' 10. S.isa4. IA. s.SGa3
BRICK WORK-No lob too big or
too small; free est. Houses. re-
taininE. walls, pstios, flreplaceS, etc.
bricklayerS Always READY. HER
MAN H. ooLDsTElN. 10. 2-546l.
BRICKwORK. all types. houses, ga
RACES, patios. retaining walls, etc.
No Job too bis or too small. AP.
CANVAS REPAIRING AND SEWING
All weights. Proctor CO., Elk.
3-6677: rear 1910 virginia ave. s.w.
CARPENTRY Part-tine work
give best OF refs. MR.. WOOD, ~.
CARPENTRY. repairs. remodeiins;
good workmanship. reas, rates. No
Job too small. Free est LU.
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs.
new and old; cash or terms. co. s.
FLOOR SANDING, FINISHING,
cleaning and W4AnGi rcas. rates;
rn Tes s;t'g sRsN,DrDR m Sn SjSsp" new
guar, C. Il [. HiSsoN. 10 1915
FLoORwoRK. sanding and nnish-
ing: prices reasonable: work guar
anteed. c. c. DEAToN, RIA, $685..
FURNITURE REFINIsHING-Finest
finishes From mellow antiques TO
sleek mod. lacduers. Repairing,
regluing, touch up, cigarette burns,
cts. Free estimates. KENNY
FURNITURE SERVICE, JU. T-510s
PAINT THE RIGHT WAY. Interior
or exterior. Cash or credit Days.
LA. 6-443b; ewes, LA. 6-4lb6.
10
PAINTING (modernl, interior. ex-
terror. repairs. Free estimates DE
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PAINTiNG--Lowes price in town.
Open nights III 900 For free esti-
mate. call III. 6-06lli IL 4-3S2l
PAINTING. PAPERING. flrst-ciass
workmanship work done immcdi.
FHiNTNG. PkPERISG and plaster
repairing; free estimate j j
BERRY, ia. S-O5nO. -
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