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Evening star., 1946-12-03
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
oKKEEPER-ACCOUNrANT

BooKKEEPER-ACCOUN complete
charge OF books and ONCE; financial
statements and taxes. Phone EN-. s761.
COLLEGE GRADUATE. B. S. degree. chem
istry major. biology minor, desires labora-
Isss sss dSpas EGfa xasa sos a san
DRESSMAKING, design remod.. altera-
tons; eve gowns specially; .reas. MISS
elevator operator. ME-. 40s4. 8.
GIRL s9Iorea M wishes 1asa daywoFk' ONCE or
GIRL, eolored. wishes work as clerk, ele-
snSo saS kind, Mon. throush Fri; ref. Ex.
GIRL wants fun or part time work. g TO
3 & days week; good references. & Il SA5s.
sxperienced caI DI. ess1. 4:
GIRL. eoio5sa.o wishes job In cafsteria.
Girl, if coicred. exp., wants elevator job IN
GIRL, experienced, will stay with chill
dren BY hour; references Cali Aiexandria
saa1i GfsL. coiored. desires lob as elevator op-
orator; CLERK n store. maid, waitress. etc.
1ii GlaL. 1colorsds desires position as maid IN
once Or elers; preferably in doctors once,
GIRLS. coiored ca, over 25. desire posi-
ton as clerks ~ reliable. efncient. expert
aoqsEaakRsR for Es2g q siSeys dc Sbs not
N MTEIIicENr VI YOUNG LADY, wants pa part
ss Essk aops Ess,pess co nais 1ss g
widow fsS5sd eussans Hass aasI' ss9ss & g
Law GRADUATE, member d. c. bar. de-
secretariai and clerical experience tlaw Of
Siss VS. fSsszs weekdays Df ia from
SuRsE. Si4si white, efacient: care invalid or
Tessersd ves o ssss Ss
Of syIRs s,In5e dsSires W sss PSssion IN doctors ce
ssrmsnsns or temporary duty. Box PA.
PiaRssooFREADER. nonunion; s yrs. exp. in
Job and book shops, FIRST to final Box
sEcRaEiTfAsRiY-srENoGRApER.w cai FAIRY with knowl-
edge. of bookkeeping: yrs. experience,
sTENoaRAPHERssEeREraRRF sff o nj ssss cE1 R Familiar
with general ONCE work and PIX board.
Isn sss Msg fsgsfsss HoopEn Local
time work. evenings. S1.25 per hr., Call
AT. 5016 between and p.m. weekdays.
TYpIsT. experienced, desires temporary
manuscripts; etc: $3.50 per hour. Can
WIDOW with one child would like position
taking care OF another child room and
and board and small salary; refs. Box
ExPERf TYPING. mss. editing. Fr. and
Ital, collahoration; accurate; quick serv.
SorcE EGi TRAsS GshS rao aG Il puois H. address
free TO travel; good social BACKGROUND;
ssperisnesds Me @ a Ne ssss5s ali day y Tassdasy.
Evening star., 1946-12-03
HELP ooMEsTic.

CHiMBERMAID-WAIT colored, live
m ekss poaon ssaTs fsr ans Iaa @ eeTson D sz
cHAMBERmArD-wAITREss. colored; live
in; $50 wk.: all Sunday and Wed, after
exc ref required Telephone AID. s636.-,4
room and lav;, 1st f,oor W. VI 546s ys.
city references. Ma o1ss or EM. 81 30.
COOK ard ss.y shs DsT' IN tns ssss
oM son apt r help WITH "; small m l Children per-
manent Job for dependable person: health
sandags ssEs ass day N rhars s So. cai ffss Sun
COOK. Civ eolored; sensidsEste
reliable sirl or woman 70 live IN; salary.
SIS a week; experience not necessary.
dSnK 1ss, 3Gth st. family ami A4 y lSS i've I'M good
COOK, G.H.w,1eity ref, rec; live in: other
soDDksaw esD ssoaa Vases wh.e ea Or vol eoiofed live I'M
every Wednesday after q and every Sunday
SsfEsERsL sf Era MMoSusEWsoRkER, MSu assso for family Of
sSsER.E 5lYs iR VI In5TsEwonkrR. 9sa cook. exasrl.
enced, for small family. live in: REQUIRE
GOOD references; sIoQ per mo- RA. 2l2S %
GENERAL HOUSENOkhEhi Gays, .oo
cut ave, opposite Wardman Park; no
lsaSfTy HSfEA siHS siHSoUTssfswsokkEk Tsss i've I'M plain
cooking; local reference; good salary. Or.
&. III. w.-Plain cook. live in. 5la-dsy
GeMak s9 nain wess soaSins ssU I've m warm pleas
family: through afternoons and every other
syn S psf s wess esain cs hn local
G.H.W., laundry. good cook, for dinner;
Wed. and sun; Of; 10 to $50; $40; g sxp;.
with ref. req. $500 pa ave. s.e.' AT. osS%.
G.H.W., GOOD cook; references. through
e:45 dinner. no Sunday; SIS and carfare.
CIV no cooking; care Of children; HI ,a live
N; experienced only; references REQUIRED.
SfkIs part times from 2 to $50. days q
GIRL g.h;w., live out, apt experienced;
fas aRL iaaaors soiorsd ssh school e
sehooi; t9 rs stay Hag With 7-sr.-old boy; hours.
stsH ssa ss0Ess ah1 0 sss ssy Is sssy
ggahG -sooaing help ,ass ssts care 7 children
H1HsEKEkRRE sfE HanaN fes Cali fna ~ sas sss aaa's
LADY. white. live in. csre Of one child
aFng the s oss ns caaspsn sasssn IN rorhna
MRS. MRS sIadaoNs. 1854 Madison St. Hyasss-
MAID, for g.h.w. in small boarding house.
Apply after pm, 1904 18th St. NV.
MAID, part time, s to 7.3o: small apt;
light laundry, cook dinner; | adult and
child; SI5 wk DU. 67S2 after 9 p-m.
MAID, not over 50; full responsibility for
sD s.srsncss aas sadssn cs r ys $500 g ss H
% u
MAID, experienced g.h.w., cooking. 7:45
am to p.u., 5-day week; $50 and ear
fare Box 54-A Star. -
MAID, experienced, iaundress and good
general cleaner. hours, 8 to 1, Mon;
Through Sat-; permanent; ST. wk. ano
carfare RA $500, 1927 18th ST.. n.w.--5
MAID, over 40; g,h.w.: to live IN New YORK
city: $50 month; no cooking, no chill
dren Call RA. 61l6.
MAID. INV. plain ceokiag, personal
MAID: live in: good salaryi 5-day week;
nice room and bath; IN family ~ sSey y
Hampden lane, Bethesda, Md. WI. 6gI7.
MAID-G.H.w. experienced Sa5; must
like children, live In or stay. some nights.
Only those with best local refs. RA. 097S-
MAID .H.W. age e5-40. light eolored.
neat; small modern home of youns ousl-
ness couple In Baltimore: live hi exceed
tional good job; refs. reg; steady; Phone
EX. 1908 daytimes AT. o76l night. I'D
Evening star., 1946-12-03
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. BIT
DECEMBER 8,
HELP poMEsTIc (cont. J .

MAN AND WIFE, husband 70 Be- messenger
nished; wife for G h,w.; family OF 3 adults;
5H-day week. Live IN desirable tenant
Center OF bethesda. Phone WI. 1928. ----5
NURSE, white. for 1-year-oId boy and 51a-
year-old school girl; excel. SAL, live In;
iPsEfRMaNENTT CIV. and plain COOK:
occasional care 1S-mo. girl; 1--we out or in
lovely Chevy Chase home; 5h-day week,
ample time on Phone Wo 4l17.
WOMAN fer general housework and cook
ing. excellent salary and WORKING condi-
WOMEN. white. to do plain cooking and
g.h.w., no laundry; Good salary. conv.
Conn. ave. and crosstown transp.; prefer
ably live In. OR. O10s -5
500 Il MO-; live in; gh.w cook; lovely
upstairs ru Suburbs WI 4543 "a
Evening star., 1946-12-03
EMPLoYMENT sERvIcEs.
RUSTlESs

ACCOUNTANT, $40 week; bookkeeper-re-
ceptionist, $500 month; secretary, $40
week: laboratory tech. $50 week re-
oash nsnnsIs & sH45A fr5 TssfL = sskv
ICE; lzl0 g v nny.rs Nv IA I, qsS4 soS 4, s,.o
veritypsr See Miss Morgsn. BoyDs,
ESGiNEER sEC. a., $50 wk., in Airing
ton. VA assoc. work; lssal @ secrstsry. rst,nIs
always see US. est. 28 years.) HOYDS,
1888 r, MA. 2S3S.
Evening star., 1946-12-03
HELP MEA and WoMEN.
an,ITNIsTRATIyE ASSISTANT Il nasi;

ASSISTANT in national
college graduate, some re.
search BACKGROUND, typist, knowledge OF
shorthand preferred although not essential;
s2. .400-s2, 600 State experience and re-
lisious Affiliations. Box 1o9-A. Star. %
COUPLE, white or colored. to live in, own
room and bath; complete charge of home:
experienced cook; good salary; conyen-
iently located in Gsorgetown: references
KITCHEN HELPER, hours, 8 am. 20 4
b M; $50 week: 5-day week. Apply SUIT
TERRA, Silver Hill rd.. Suitland, Md --5
REAL ESTATE Statesmen and saleswom-
en-; excellent opportunity for ambitious
while you earn Can JEFFERSON REAL
ESTATE CO.. Oh. 6l3I. 7424 Wisconsin
ave. Bethesda. Md,
top wages for experienced help, MORGAN
PfiAR., 3o0f r st. NV. MI. as12. --5
Evening star., 1946-12-03
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, JUNI0R--.Permanent pos
for advancement: experience helpfuf but
not necessary. State age, education. ex-
perience and salary expected. BOX 15-A,
ACCOUNTANT for CPA's Office who has
had experience with a CPA; salary derend-
erlt upon education, experience and ehtl-
!ty; give full explanation with references:
state reliston; your present employer VIII
not be contacted without your consent:
slaAYe told the men in my Office about tnis
I'D. Box 26S-Y, Star. -S
Evening star., 1946-12-03
MOTOR TRAyEL.

DRTVING Ie48 FORD to Portland, oreg..
Dec IA via Las Vegas and San Francisco.
Take three, share expenses. Reply Box
6S-A Star.
WANTED, transportation from Gathers
burg Md, to Census Bureau, Suitland.
Nd. interested, phone TR. 5000. Ext.
1872, ask for MARGARET L. Caldwell.
Evening star., 1946-12-03
DOMESTIC.

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT. large Bal
timore Md, manufacturing organization
an experienced manufacturing executive
who is qualified to direct all operations OF
an expanding organization. This position
requires a top-notch man with success.
fui record OF experience In this field and
who is qualified to earn in excess o.
$4,000 per year. interviews By sRpoips-
rnent only DI 4442-4020. WALTER II.
KEsSLER. personnel services, sos wash
ington Bldg. =
Evening star., 1946-12-03
EMPLOYMENT sERXicEs tcont.l
HTjSTNFgS-

BUSINESS.
PHYSICIST, $1,000 tn.). decree requiredi
cytologist. $4,000: civil engineer, degree,
$500 Bring with you data as to educa-
tion and experience. BOYDS. 1888 r.
: sTEN0GRAPHER, under
80, attractive, in executive Offices Of motion
picture field; S45; 5-day week. WALTER
II. KESsLER personnel services. sos wash
SECRETARY fm.,, s2f5; unusual trans
portatlon,, good future. BoYDS, 1888 F.
TYPfsT 0.I. s45 wk.s statistical. 5-day
wk., temp. file clerks, expr,, days
81 900; typist-recepuonist. 8 days. 81 50;
See Miss Evans or Miss Black. fEst. 2S
years. welcome. BoyD's, 1888 r Ma
Evening star., 1946-12-03

REAL ESTATE sAT.EsaGAN Excellent op-
port unity fcr experisnced salesman with
sAI ec.ifnpsd offise House la VII
is1sfl. Ss RiACKiSToNE.R Rfaltor. a2S
1 9Th st III VI. M A. 2 1870. 80
preferred but not essential: excellent OPP
portnnity for reliable person; fun co-oper.
alton from ufilce. A. ". PISANB Oh. 1890.
Evening star., 1946-12-03

INC' 44ot Iee A"5p' Aaas va. SA1- go "a
EXTRACTOR MAN. colored. WASHING
Tssm T0s AaNb MASIEb asI St soe ss
a5sh RySs sfgsslsassd kssz
Sp4s fsaasn' 18th Raanaee aaa CLIFTON n sts NV -
s5:ps ss9%af !. 81 ss
ROOD cHECKEsR. white man, over 40 20;
Press Bids,,, 18th ana sts; NV; NV .aa
salary. Husi noRcaAiEsFFER ai ssFSi PHI sPHARGa R $50
FUEL IsTR Z on ! TRUCK DRIVERS; must know
as saa fSad,aafs safsry cal 'a
RTEi RTf1 OIL DRIVER; retail driver for Met
ropolitan Area: experienced and references.
W. r. HUMMER & SON, INC. s02. B
FURNITURE FINIsHER, must have some
experience; permanent position and ade-
Ssss sgsss so sslars ssdsans FL aSssa
9TH floor, GoLDENBERG's, 7th and K
SITS. NV -4
FURNITURE FINIsHERs, experienced O.
aIa Apply Nesny en,yployment once. 4th hoor, s.
GasN GAs NATfESpasT, fGfs oS,T hours s:so 70 $40
tuTe for right man F1RESTONE STORES,
604 Rhode Island ave. ne, MI 1888. -
GROCERY STORE, boy over 18; must be
honest and have good ref; good salary.
steady position. Apply 1923 Lincoln rd-
HilAsBERDasHER sALEsMAN-Young man.
tnoroughly experienced selling fine quality
haberdaShery to discriminating trade.
full or part time. must be capable OF earn
ance and have fine style sense permanent
position and splsadid opportpnity for ad-
Apply ily''isis NJ. FED fsizman. FASHION sHoH
HahhLssIIye lsth RES fas NV in Apply between and
SANffoK, eoiorea. exper., for apt. house;
day or night work: must have D. c. ref
erence and be able to learn. to operate q
PIX switchboard. Call Wo, $500 for appt.
JANIIoR with fifth-class license for mod
ern air-conditioned apt. house. Two low
pressure coal-stoker-fired boilers and two
York air. conditioning. machines. NICE apt.
snsSr mo Sxaagt position gask for
nan; sss Miss Nsllsyi res, .Js mgr : VIM;
jANITOR, coiored, experienced, Tor apart
csii MA. 1921 weekdays between $50 and
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT for construction
LIFE Life INSURANCE sALEsMEN, experienced,
snscs available. W. r. B0fTcHER, ov.
LINOTYPE machinist- operator. three ma.
nss MoUoR S ciEKk III sssF' fsF retail store; sooa
salary. steady position; state ase and
experience. Box I54-x, Star. -
Evening star., 1946-12-03

VA WzsHIsdEos sPEcIairY sHoP. is4a
sALEsLADfEs sIi IssHAf - aSerage weekly earnings
sSos ss ssns saan n n0ss shpaston N pp
person to Mr.. Schneider, A. 8. BECK SHOE
ssaIEsIAbiEsseSeral Il E. sW openings to sell
millinery, some selling exp. preferred: top
for Sat, work only. BUDDY. DALE SHOPS
sSIEasLaDiEs. sisi asa si slipper dept good salary
plus commissions. VIM. HAHN & CO.,
saainhEssMoaAN ainhE sRao q H. $3.50 to start; exper. in
pleasant surroundings Apply FRANcINE'
saIEsRoMRN ssd ssR 6i & Y in all riit de
Dassmenass as appls Dsfganfaa 9Es Fl ais ~ s'
Il ths store. aARF1ackaI III ST at issS
SALEsWoMEN-5-day 4o-hour week Ap-
vi WARp Is. III q LfoTHRoP s:so to daily
tss fooMins to sps sSsk I ess sr Rs.
gsi5Iigssqps asTsst feminine sa sshog a Apply p
SALE ssiaIIEsWoMEN 0fe Tor WoonWARp q 10TH
ROP, Pentagon branch store, Apply Man
ager. Pentagon Bldg, S.30-5:3o daiiy
sALEswoMEN for various. departments
experience not necessary; b-day week, 20Sc
discount on all purchases. Apply employ
ment office, 4th floor, s. KANN SONS CO
sEAMsTREss. experienced on power ma
aaipSTaf fai1S a11a f9u5s 5RS s19s & 4o7 7pps
ATlIRston; vbiss xs SH seqo 70 4so
expsrisrleed in drapery and alnda upfh0lssery
required Apply In person to executive
Ihousekeeper. HOTEL WASHINGTON; 10Th
\ o a " fl
ssEisSSRETARY. SIC ediphone operator, large frn
patent attorneys. interesting work, .perma-
ient position. -hr. week. Telephone
MRS. KARSTED, Ma. 35l0 for appoint
SECRETARY for foreign purchasing com.
mission; must speak English aAd Spanish
huently;: tynsWriting required; temporary
SECRETARY. general secretarial duties as
applied to hotel accountant ONCE; pleas
ant working cond.. hih-day week. Apply
auditors Office. Room 16S, HOTEL
siEscRETARY~- Y~-STENOGRAPHER -ssiI for export
company: must be willing TO assume re-
sponsibilitses: knowledge Of Spanish pref
erabie but not essential Salary conmen-
surate with ability. address reply Boz
65-S, Star.
Evening star., 1946-12-03

ROOM CLERK. exper.. preferred but not
necessary. reference. See Mr.. Laird any
time, SENATE HOTEL. l01 D st. ne. -
sonnnT11,s.;1v for bussfer fS7 Is44 q
Evening star., 1946-12-03

Haay.,AdamS House, SUI iptn 81. NV
oaL fasss sagT sHoe R4 4ss ass s. sA
statesmen = one Of washington's best
men accustomed to earning better than
leads furnished; permanent. Phone be-
Y sssay. UN I, . aass s.9sd .ssa a5so ssI',n., 1a
servicing, no deliveries, no collecting; with
spend al soar sns ts sng TIRE
have to speud any time keeping the GUS
aeld emsf stanas on u its own feet after you
sell it,. Men hired now will get in on
big postwar expansion. Leads furnisheSdd ID
55a. Evening Star Building. "a
sALEsMsn are msds not sons 6orn
sontactins GO ai people is.Sffh Who insusrs about our
our our saiesnlen earn much better han
Az sssk ssRsss syssssas sSs II. B,sSss s5S.
scale We have ever paid; draw against
fsgeSss fEsNgeeSsscoPaRpa BsRrrANRNPfA anasfn aysnns
Ariington Cos fastest
srowing real estate ors 8rsanlzasioa earnnng
drawing account: car essential; experience
sive. CAN Mr., Mulroy, GIL, 0902, ARLING-
TON INVESTMENT CO.. INC. "A a
Statesmen to call on PHYSICIANS. hospitals
and drugstoTes: drug experience preferred;
offers permanency, financial stability;
established territory. for veteran, on-the-
lob training available. Write Box ao4-z,
sxaItRsMEN-COLLECToRs for Industrial
Insurance routes. average weekly debts,
SO SO; 30go commissions paid. automobile
necessary. Amply 416 9th st. NV, RIM.
SHIPPING CLERK. permanent position,
week. ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO, llo5
Evening star., 1946-12-03

CASHIER and small switchboard operator;
must be able to type; excellent opportunity
for young lady with unusual personality
very Interesting position for qualified per-
son. Call MR.. HERRICK. NO. 1919 for IN
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-24
Hollanders Restoring
Ruined Land to Arability

THE HAGUE. - The war cost
Holland more than a million acres
of arabic land, but most of it is eX-
pected to be restored this year.
About $4,000 acres of soil were
inundated, some 200 900 acres by
salt water.
A further 125, 900 acres were used
for minefields, Notifications and air.
fields, about 375, 900 acres could not
be properly cultivated, and thou
sands of farms we're destroyed or
damaged.
The restoration is being carried
out, where possible, by the farm
ers. They receive a government
grant averaging about 500 guilders.
The restoration work is aided by
the state service for agricultural re-
covery; $4,000 laborers are engaged
in leveling small inundation dams
built by the Germans, filling up
tank bitches, bomb holes and shell
craters, demolition of Notifications,
closing of several hundred miles of
trenches ~intersecting arabic land.
In 1945 about 81, 1000 acres of grass
land destroyed by inundation were
resown. The remaining 100000
acres will be sown in 1916.
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-24
Retard Reading

Dislike for reading in children
may arise from improperly func-
tioning eyes.
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-24
FBI Fingerprint
Data Tremendous
Files in Bureau Represent
90 Million Persons.

WASHINGTON. - From a nucleus
of 810,0 0 ingerprints at the time of
its founding in 1924, the FBI identi-
fcation division in Washington, to-
day has grown to over SO million
prints - representing approximate
ly go million persons. During the fiS-
cal year 1945, they were the means
of ~effecting some 500, 900 identified
tons. Their value to the law enforce
ment officer and in non-criminal
matters is indeed tremendous, yet
wen greater horizons lie ahead.
The number of contributors has
increased during the past 20 years
at present. Last year, a total Of T.
$780, 49 fingerprint cards were re-
ceived and retained. A set of prints
can be searched through this vast
collection of prints in five minutes
time, and in the 1945 fiscal period,
identifications were made n 1919
per cent of the cards checked
against the files. Forty-fve foreign
countries and territorial possessions
of the United States c~o-operated
with the FBI in the exchange Of
f%1ngerprint data.
While the FBI's collection is by
far the worlds largest repository of
criminal records and fingerprints, it
is fully as important as an aid to
the law-abiding citizen. A total of
5,426. 797 personal Identification
prints are on file together with 3d.
972,390 miscellaneous non-criminal
prints, 1885, 31 civil service prints
and 5,455, 789 in connectin with
alien registration.
Hundreds of unknown deceased
persons II identified, as are a
large number of amnesia victims.
Each day more and more people
are coming to recognize the value
of this infallible means of identified
ton which nature has provided.
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-24
Mary Jane McKeehan
Clifford NJ. Bice Wed,
At Twilight Ceremony

At a d%ouble-ring candlelight GER
emony recently at the First Christ
ian church in Billings, Miss Mary
Jane McKeehan, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Clyde McKeehan of Col
umbus, became the bride Of Clifford
NJ. Bice, son of Mr.. and Mrs. LOrin
Bice who several weeks ago moved
from Laurel to Billings.
A number of guests were in at
tendance from Laurel and Column
bus. Assisting in entertaining at
the reception at the church were
Mrs. Roy Bice, Mrs. Herman Miller,
Mrs. A. Stoltz and Miss Natalie
Tier. Mrs. Bice is a graduate Of
Columbus high school and is en-
here. Mr.. Bice graduated
from high school in Iowa. He
spent two years with the army in
Italy and was discharged last Sep
He is now employed in
Billings. After a short wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Bice will make
their home in Laurel.
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-24
Honey Is Struggled From
Italy by Trick on Bees

BERNE.-Since Italy's collapse,
smuggling into Switzerland has
greatly increased and gangs are
Transporting across the Alpine
wilderness such items as rice and
raw silk to exchange for tobacco.
The story is told here of a Swiss
trader who used to get a superior
honey from Italy. When export of
Italian honey was barred, he got
word to his Italian purveyor to bring
his pots of honey and leave them
open at the edge of the forest near
the barbed wire along the border.
While the Italian was doing this,
the Swiss moved his beehives to the
other side of the valley, about 1000
yards from where the honey stood.
Within three days the bees had
brought 200 pounds of Italian honey
into Switzerland.
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-24
THE METHODIST CHURCH
NJ. j. Wilcox, Minister

'NNOA3 NtAAAoNOl
AT Laurel:
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship at IL a. m
Anthem by the choir. Sermonette
to juniors on "The Mustard Seed
Sermon after The First Easter
Methodist Fellowship at $50 D.
m. in Junior high at parlor and
high school at sanctuary.
Calendar for this next week:
Thursday (Today): Adult Bible
Fellowship will be pot-luck supper
guests of Young Adults of The
Methodist Church at Billings, leav-
ing our church at 6 p. m. Friday:
Spiritual Life Study at the church
parlor at 2 p. m., and all ladies
invited. Tuesday: Rotary Club
at parlor at 1915 p. m. Choir at
parlor at 6:45 p. m. Adult Bible
Fellowship at the home of Mrs.
Thelma Williams at 8:15 D. m.
Wednesday: Official Board at the
church parlor at 8 p. m. Build
ing and Improvement Committee at
$40 p. m. at the parlor.
At Park City:
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Methodist Youth Fellowship at
1870 p. m. Anthem by the choir.
on "The Mustard Seed"
Sermon after The First Easter"
Calendar for this week: Thursday
(today): Woman's Society of
Christian Service at Harmony hall
at 2:3O p. m. Tuesday: Boy Scouts
at school at 1880 a. m. Wednesdays:
Choir rehearsal at Charles East
at 1880 p. m.
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-24
OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
A. III. HanSo.

a. n. Hanson
First Sunday after Easter
Sunday school and Bible classes
at 9:45 a. m.
Divine Service at HOO a. m.
Farewell sermon by Pastor Han
son.
Services in Joliet at 2:3O p. m.
Sunday school Teachers meeting at
2:30- p. m. Monday.
Wednesday at 200 p. m. Mission
society. Lesson: "Ten Lepers Heal
ed", Luke 17:11-19.
Thursday at 7:45 p. m. Brother
hood.
Saturday at 200 p. m. Confirma-
ton class.
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The Outlook Says:

Mrs. G.. w. Fenton spent Friday
to Sunday as the guest of hel
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Peterson of Huntley
Mr.. Fenton, who returned from a
business trip to Great Falls, joined
her there Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Thomson had
as guests at dinner Sunday their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Parker and children of
Billings.
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India'S Industry

War has turned India into n of
the great industrial nations of the
world. The number of industrial
workers increased from 1877, 900 in
1888 to 2,727,OOO in 1910, roughly 81
per cent. By the middle of 1912,
the production of steel had reached
the rate of 1,250,0OG tons a year.
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CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Eth Ava of Damn

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
5th Ave. at Penn.
James H. Haueter, Pastor.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. "Study
to show thyself approved"
Morning Worship Hoo a. m
worship the Lord in the beauty
Of holiness"
N. Y. P. S. 6:45 p. m. Youth
in action.
Evangelistic Service 7:30 p. m.
"Seek We the Lord"
Wednesday,: Junior choir practice,
$3.50 p. m. Bible study and prayer
service 1880 p. m.
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Saddle
On A STAR

Thurs. & Sat. shows 6:45 & 9:10
Friday one show 8 p. m.
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Orange Juice

Preparing orange juice the night
before to save time at breakfast is
approved by chemists at the depart
'ment of agriculture. They found
little if any loss of vitamin c. How
ever, the orange juice should be kept
covered in the refrigerator.
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"They We're


Added shorts News Only
Sunday shows 2:30, 6:45, & 9 p. m.
Mon. Tues. one show, 8 p. M.
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Royal Theatre
WEEKLY PROGRAM

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
April %, 26, 81
Here's a grand comedy packed with
fun and laughs for all. A hilar-
ious Broadway show now on the
screen.
Robert Benchley Vera Vague
Jimmy Lloyd Janis Wilson
Nanette Parks Enid Marley
"Snafu'
Feature No. 2
Here's a Wild West Rodeo packed
with fun, comedy, songs, gals, &C.
ton and thrills, plus ridin', ropin'
and rOmancin.
Ken Curtis Jeff DOnnell
Quinn Williams Andy Clyde
HOOsier Hotshots Dining Sisters
The Riders of the Purple Sage