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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-03-13
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
Ordinance set forth below which
authorizes and directs the issuance
of emergency warrants will come
On for final passage before the
City Council of the City of Kenne-
wick, Washington on Tuesday,
March Is, 1947 at 800 o'clock p.
m. at the Council Chambers in
the City Hall. Any person de-
string to appear at said time and
place can be heard concerning the
passage of said Ordinance.
WINIFRED CAMPBELL;
City Clerk.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-03-13
ORDINANCE NO. 40

OHOlNANO6 W. NV
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING
FOR THE EXPENDITURE OF
THE SUM OF FIFTEEN THOU
SAND SIX HUNDRED ($15,-
6OO.OO) DOLLARS FOR THE
PURPOSE OF PURCHASlNG
A NEW FIRE TRUCK fOs
THE CITY OF KENNEWICk.
THE SANE TO BE A ONE
THOUSAND GALLON PER
MINUTE PUMPER WITH Ma
TIONAL BOARD OF FIRE UNI
DERWRITERS STANDARD
EQUIPMENT, FOR PURCHAS-
ING A DEUCE SET, PROVID.
ING FOR PAYMENT OF RE.
PAIRS NECESSARY TO FIRE
TRUCK NO. 2, DECLARING
AN EMERGENCY AND PRO.
VIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE
OF EMERGENCY WARRANTS
WHEREAS, the City of Kenne.
wick has need for a one thousand
gallon per minute pumper lire
truck with standard equipmen,
and a deluge set to be used with
said fire truck and it is necessary
to provide the sum of $4,000 to
pay for repairs to fire truck No
9, all of which are necessary for
the protection of life and property
in said City, and
WHEREAS, the need for such
equipment could not have been
reasonably foreseen or provided
for at the time of making up the
budget of the City of Kenenwick
in October of 1916, and an emer-
gency exists requiring said equip
ment, and said additional expendi-
lures will be required during the
year 1947,
NOW THEREFORE, THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
KENNEWICK, WASHINGTON
DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. The City Clerk OF
the City of Kennewick shall ad-
vertise for bids for the purchase
of a new fire truck, the same to
bea one thousand gallon per min
ute pumper with National Board
of Fire Underwriters standard
equipment, andthe amount to be
expended in the purchase of such
truck and standard equipment not
to exceed the sum of Fifteen Thou
sand and no/100 Dollars.
Section 2. The Fire Chief of
the City of Kennewick is also
authorized to purchase one deluge
set to be used in connection with
the said fire truck, and also to
provide for repairs for fire truck
No. 2 made necessary by AN ac-
cident.
Section 8. That in order to pay
for the purchase price of said
truck and standard equipment, for
said deluge set and the repairs to
Fire Truck No. 2, the additional
expenditure of Fifteen Thousand
Six Hundred Dollars will be re-
quired in 1947, and that an
emergency exists that could not
have been foreseen at the time OF
making up the budget for the City
of Knnewick in the month of Oc-
sober, 1916, and that additional
expenditures not foreseen have
been required and will be required
during the balance of the year
1947, from the following fund, to-
wit:
CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL OUTLAY
1. Purchase of New 1000 Gallon
Pumper Fire Truck with Ma
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-03-13

AS usual RUBE'S CYCLE
SHOP is helping you thinkl Yes.
sir! ST. Patrick's Day is here!
Which reminds US have you
bought your accessories you'll
need TO dress up your bicycle
for spring? If not beffes
drop in our store at your earn.
est convenience.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-03-13

CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL OUTLAY
1. Purchase of New 1000 Gallon
Pumper Fire Truck with Ma
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HELP WOMEN.
ADDRESSOGRAPH and Gran

ADDRESSOGRAPH and Graphotype' oper-
odef Tf;, white on
changes; permanent position; 5-day, 40
hour hour week week; SI60 month to start; insur-
eua stass Of ana nsi aasaRR as 1eR
be held in strictest confidence. Box 7s"Y.
ADVERTISING ASSIsTANT-If you are
creative; with fare for writing or lay
out, and crave future in advertising. here
based on experience and ability. oppor- aptH.
$ossn 2HH SpuN IS, aaSs aisS sRoR sRes
AGENT. resident Of washington or sub
urban Maryland, with ability to talk to
ksman sroups: Prefer woman, over thirty
IN own handwriting, giving pertinent data.
confidential and returned if requested
AafRAFfoNs AaaTsss FHo S9sS ANp s'e5 COUNTER
white only. experienced on both military
as i!Sa s'ssS asp Hss is
35,, needed BY radio. nanufscturins plant
Is raSE as 81 aSR
ASSISTANT F. sooKkEErER. resouresaful
for varied duties in busy once; aualif1ca-
casional, dictation, knowledge nline and
sn rel ior Tss sS s1sS5 Ss
St. Suite ala A~oo Aosa
ASsisTANT BooKKEEPER for general
contracting firm located in Arlington. Re-
ply IN own handwriting to P. o. Box 203s,
South Station Aglinston, Va. stating sal
s1sS ssd st. ladies'
girls preferred. so cents an hour: living
northwest. vicinity Of Cleveland Park. Box
BAkERY CLERK, young, white, for super
market, experience preferred: good work
ing cond., good pay. Apply 5756 Georgia
BEAUTY oPERAroR-unususl OPP oppor-
tunity unity for rig right TIP party; good salary and
BEAUTY OPERATORS, with following, VIII
be offered 60 per cent comm. in centrally
located. fully equipped, up-to-date beauty
salon in downtown Wash. Write for par
ticulaTs regarding this excellent PROPOSE
LEA sfauRq n toaz ofEkATok fssE al. around s4pe
sTYLIsT. Alex. 1855.
BEAUTICAN - Manicurins and shampoo
girl LEE STUDIO. 18th st. and N, Y.
BEAUTY oPEsRAroK, man or lady. for
our Clarendon salon; preferable resident
mission; also manicurist wanted. Apply
sEaGTY lsaa oPEExT6a GcR5 'vf With tolovin1 1 for
nies Sc; shop; sos comm. MRS ps- 9
Beauty oPEk1ToRs t2). all-around,
experienced. refined. Call Michigan 9430
after ,I I pm; !! IS Saturday. Ia
required. roxs sEauTY SHOPS. ofs NC.
5s45 No Wash. blvd: Arlinston.. -16
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HELP MEN and WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER-PBX OPERATOR. peTma-
auditor, sUBURSAN AospihTAI. Sethesda. ia.
EsTIMAToR for draperies, upholstery and
to CHERRY & GALLAGHER, 917 st.
JANIToR- comfort, furn. basement
quarters for, honest, dependable, non
aslnkins sslnlcs seqPie (man emplo; exchange
LABoRAToRY AssIsTANT. high school
graduate, science major. for routine test
s abay are ssseaa ssns sd ss2
On s sth Car s0s ana 4sE SAFES saE sSI:
esl sss y VA se 1852 s9il and ehldrens furniture
PAYROLL CLERK-Assistant for payroll
dept dept; .duI must be familiar with withholding
MP PAYRoELs iha sts MAeHisE ope5a
tor, good Starting pay, pleasant working
ss5s ethE s1 bAksd sts Go ssa!S6 1891 asSy
SISITSSEsi SSHT$NES Asp sspng sA44EsMoNEs@
sTENoGRxPHER wanted. nn: lAG1 good character,
81, hrs daily 6 days per wk., 81 per hr.
STORE MANxGERs-women's readysto-
oughly experienced Southern managers:
personnel merchandise promotion; capable
of handling two-floor operation with $780,
900 annual volume; stores located In large
Virginia and Tennessee cities; top salary
to qualified man or woman. Write MR.. H.
Kingsport, Tenn.
HOME for man and wife, with father and
school-aged children; nondrinkers; ref
erences HI. 5O5S.
ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE STUDIOS need
YOUNG men and women. with personality
and ambition, to teach ballroom dancing;
no exper. necessary, comp. training course
given; unusual opport. to advance to posi-
tions of supervisors and executives; col
lege trained people, between 25-35 given
preference. Do not telephone or write,
personal interviews only Apply between
2.6 pm, ARTHUR MURRAY DANCING
STUDIO, 1106 Conn., ave :.
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HELP MEN.

ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, compe-
tent. part time; hourly or Job basis. RE.
ADVERTISING AssIsTANT-If you are
creative. with flare for writing or lay
out, and crave a future in advertising,
tion based on experience and ability; op-
eowen nnnsd yo6aa a mEss hazs saos fess
lavrJ i3la F rs St ~, Ex. 551n20;;cr,ox 5120; u.N116
perienced in handling art photograph
type pasteups in lge. volume; ability to
Apply in person. smployment once, 3rd
ASSISTANT TRAFFIC and outside super
visor. with car, for large, local moving
at 9 am; beginning salary s45 plus car
at garage of SMITHS TRANSFER q
STORAGE SoA6n Co.. INC. at 26o1 9th st, ne.
AUTo BODY MAN, who can also paint;
attractive percentage basis. MOORE MO-
TOR CO, 1918 Penna. ave. Sc, Ii. 2042
AUTO BODY MAN, must be exper.; good
hours, excel, salary; modern shop. Apply
REDS GARAGE, Mr.. Gordon. "a Il st. ne.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
SALESkEN.

statesmen 3, aggressive; salary ana com
tory: vacations with pay, free insurance; q
national chain store corporation is opening
branch in Washington; if you have sales
training with pay. leads supplied. no can
yassing; earnings Of S100 weekly guaran-
teed to men placed in key positions; saI esr
NV ADPz 8GE eaEisp all week s0
well f0hss sssbs t2s q yssfs
MENs sfEsEy MEAR w e2HoIsESn sF9kEs: Ma 4s54
mems furnishing; drawing against com.
mission: should make $50 per week. THE
MILLS VI CO.; 9th and NV; ~ 70
during rs ist month hSsaH VIII u.s. As We desire desire
sarS e our mass as M BTe Spsy mot +, ss
E Or co ea0ns so99 IT NJ a'Pii RirkSood % rd M Ar
BE- Be 1iNSD9EsPENDENr-own a business of
your own; no capital required; pleasant
work; profit good; be your own boss. Write
RAWLEIGH CO., Dept. Del 14-179, ches-
ADVERTISING SALESMAN, s5-45. with
car and S-1Q years outside selling expert
area by big national advertising concern.
established 1883. AL rating: largest, most
diversified line in od f1eld; 9qnanlified nn man can
$4,000 in 1915; weekly check against
earned commissions. For interview with
SALES SALE SMANAGERMLocai corporation needs need
sales manager for a direct-selling sales
force. Experience in our particular line is
not required, as you will be trained by q
cooperation will be given you. This is an
opportunity for q lifetime career at annual
earnings considerably over $1,000. A
ton and the ability to hire. train and han
die men is major qualification. For 2
yourself to Box 360-Y, Star. -15
man, / have an Interesting sales position
for you. Earnings will average $50 to
500 per week. Salary and commission.
dress Of person who wants to purchase
We prefer nliddle-aged man, but will
consider the right man regardless Of age.
sar. Please write in detail to BOX 325-Y.
SALESMAN opportunity for
younE man, 25-32, preferably married. at
least high school education, to begin ca
reer with a leading manufacturer Of ONCE
Ell 4oa app sary Xxx au1Bs aSs MsRns MR psTSa
SCALE SALESMAN. with car; beautiful
new 1948 all-porcelain Sanitary computing
min $1,000 yearis fe Mr. snPqH PRfcE ee sanltssy ss
dS sXPEkNCED % to Sc. H. food S proauess from
truck truck te ssocsr and institutions, for estsb-
eatur St; ne. after 5 pm, ask for MIR.
sAIEsMAN-Nationally known distributor
asaone an 'c S.iiets dsp
5th ave. N. T.
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AGENTS..

AGENT-Sell Caus-Mor-Lanoil hairdress
and shampoo; recommended by American
Beautician Assn; 1907 profit: repeats
HOUSE OF CAUSBY, Gall Hollywood blvd,
HOLLYWOOD 2S Calf
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When answering adrertise-

When answering 1drertise-
mentS addressed to Star bores
do NOT tnclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers of personal Ualue. Ad-
pertisers often fail TO cali 1cr
all replies addressed to a Sta,
bor number and this mail Is
destroyed it remaining oDer 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
Evening star., 1947-12-14


MEN, to introduce Edwards home special
ties; new Inventions, unique as gifts: earn
ing up to So per hour. Apply 1898 Georgia
MENNNew department of Encyclopedias
Britannica has openings for men not max
ing enough money on their present day.
ms JOB o ana a. free to XSrk W x nsnss snN
how to earn from $40 to $50 per week and
still retain your daytime job. Sales expe-
snes not i but Per-
phone calls. Apply Suite $40, Ring Bldg,
MEN, zen aas age fes n Positions open in taeu
lating section Of accounting ONCE. Nc
exper; necessary 5;day VIZ; u adyanSemsat ID HTesa
as you learn appg Itg snd SAFEWA9 ets
MEMS NEWS FUR FURSIsHINGs sALEsMAN, aggres-
sive young man, for an immediate, perma-
tiles and ideal working conditions. See
Mr., Ehrman. D. J. KAUFMAN. INC, I4th
NE aGssEsdEk: IS white boy age Is Or Il, to
vancements, good working conditions, many
only oI hoss ssn wse BE-
5o4. Star Building. THE Evening STAR.
METAE ier E. MxS ass nS AND PAINTER, to work o in
up-to-date,. clean shop; top salary for one
psrso1 auaMssiN gf aaye Hro 5s AND 5pg1 Rpo y
MGsICfxNs WANTED weli-known vel
fare assn. and vt.-sponsored amateur
symphonic group has few vacancies for
wind and string instrumentalists, now in
NGMT ii a 'SsrATeHfe nSs 1av cr sdE dspa.chns
fuel oil and burner service. Call WI. ZOO.
Of houses, pm. to 4 am, nights week.
Central location. Good heath and refer
ences required NO. 5000. IA
OFFSET PRESSMAN, prefer Davidson ex-
perienced. but will consider good muitilith
man. Ex-SPEED-ITE SERVICE, S06 18th
st: NV. MA. BIOL. Apply in person
Evening star., 1947-12-14
Office Hours
Classified Advertising

Leave your ads at the Busi-
ness Office, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any of the
Branch Offices throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers


Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
l time --a.---- 33c per line
q tHueS -------------- ooS
3 to 6 times consec-
utlVeIy ------------ oVC
7 times or longer
conSecutively --.---- &c
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, Sc per line
additional.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line ne-45c
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in time
for correction before second insertion.
When canceling classified advertisements
be sure to make note of the cancellation
number This is important in case your
statement does not show credit for the
cancellation,
If adve1. 1.lsement was prepaid. retain
cash register receipt. which bears serial
number. with date. and Identifies your
advertisement.
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page AS.
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Ado AND TELEvIsIoN ENGINEER, in.

soon to open in Southeast washington
State experience. Box 272-Z Star
RADIO REPAIR MAN for auto radio re-
pairs and installation work: work in Alex
Phone MIR. IIICH. TE 2242 LIZ
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fountain; good job
rienced man; salary
SHEPHERD PARK

dfC., IL. W. H
or without expert
week, vacation with
manent work, good
ement. Apply Mon
ACME MARKETS,
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salary open; excellent opportunity. State
full particulars in reply, Box 469-Y, Star
SERVICE MANAGER-want man Of ex
perience to operate. automobile service
this is not a shop-foreman job: prope
man can earn good salary and a percent
age of profits Of entire operation. Bo,
sfIFi Service s.1si STATION ATTENDANT, must na b,
able to do minor repairs: only sober. re.
lnnPss,e iaSle Pscele .1n eonsldered Gall ME- 64ss
DoWNEHS AMOCo SERVICE 1st and
sHPPING s iPf; "a CLERK. experience not neces
s5s RSSs E EeRa 1hssy co Il
.sssa aFz gHoi
ADDs 9ossFa SoGs is1'
SILK X SCREEN PROCESS WORK to cut film
and print short runs OF metal; clean
warm shop: 40-hr. wk.. vacation with pay
s1HFE sNb ssS sfd HdsBEsfos 81 rooters, expert
sncsd, none other need apply; p: G
SODA FOUNTAIN. experienced. good pa,
PHARMAcY.. ,77ss Ga. aye. NV. IA
SPOTIER, silk and wool; one capable Q,
excellent salary. Bog lSl-Y, star: lie
STEAM TABLE MAN, steady, reliable non.
drinker, good wages; OF Sundays. Apply
Sunday until noon, or Monday.
STOCK CLERK, exper.; knowledge OF typ,
ing and refrigeration desirable; excellent
ad. Box 109-Y, Star. la
STOCK CLERK for receiving and marking
room; a progressive mems wear store offers
attract. salary with opport. for advance
ment to capable young man. Apply once
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919 F st
STRUCTURAL DESIGNER Opening In
our Cincinnati ONCE for q structural de-
signer, experienced on structural steel and
reinforced concrete design in connection
work in connection with own design
Lengthy employment with good salary il
qualified. Send complete resume of expert.
ence, education, salary required and datt
available to r. n. Cole, THE II. K. FER.
GUSON COMPANY, p. o. Box II. st. Ber.
nArd II, Ohio. 30
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d trouble shooting am
inspection and testing;
esting work; good work.
depending on experience.
CO., 4712 Bethesda ave.
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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-02-12

tian Catholic Church spread
ing over the world. Hallelu-
jah!
| am an independent worker,
working on faith lines. Please
pray for us. We are building
a church hall, so please re-
member in your prayers about
this faith work. Continue to
send the papers. l want one
Scofield Bible, if you can send
me freely; and some other
books which can help me to
know the deeper things of the
Word of God"
The $500 received with the
first letter is being used to
send this brother a Scofield BIZ
BILE and other literature.
Let all pray that God will
bless these faithful ones!
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-02-12
fife TheOCrat

The next letter, which proved
to be from another district in
South India, was addressed to
the General Overseer, and
read as follows:
beloved Pastor in the Lord:
Loving Greetings in the
Name of our soon coming King
and Beloved!
I am receiving every month
Leaves of Healing regularly,
praise the Lord! Leaves of
Healing is doing a holy service
in building again the walls of
Zion. If this fountain of holy,
wholesome, healing, heavenly
messages can continue to pour
out there most refreshing wat
ers on the hearts of missionar-
les, pastors and evangelists, we
might we'll soon see the Chris
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-02-12
[ do sleep.
Sincerely yours,
S. H. D.
IMPROVEMENTS IN ZION
DEPARTMENT STORE

The Candy Department of
Zion Store has been changed
to the north wall of the main
entrance. The walls and dis
play cases have received a coat
of white enamel and new dis
play cases and lights are be-
ing installed with the red
background in the show cases
setting off the Valentine Can
dies.
To the south of the main en-
trance the new Greeting Cards
display racks give an easy &C
cess and make ones selection
much easier.
The Hardware Department
operated by Wilfred Brown
low has received a new coat
of paint throughout, material
ly enhancing it's appearance.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-02-12
INTERESTING LETTER
FROM S. II. DE PEW TO
EARL CASPERSON
NV dear Earl:

EANA N<AOI EI\oON
My dear Earl:
I have been watching the
road and wondering when you
might show up. How about it?
Every day or so some one from
"home" either arrives here or
stops off on their way
through; the latest is Mrs.
George Wise, but she is on her
way to the coast, says she is
running a race with the stork.
Well we have some warm
weather here at last. Have
had a severe winter through
part of December and thus far
in January, though the last
two days have been warmer so
that we can work up a sweat
without very much trouble.
We have had frost about every
night and a little ice a few
times, but the old sun shines
most of the time and it soon
warns up in the morning, and
now it will soon be time to
start garden planting. We are
using out of the garden I plant
ed last fall, the frost did not
hurt it very much.
I have been working on the
new church building for the
last few weeks and I am stand
ing it fine, very glad to be able
to do a little towards getting it
done. We have most of the
rough work done and will soon
enclose the building. Have just
completed the steeple, on
which I have worked pretty
high up off the ground.
We have a good carpenter on
the job, a Christian man, but
a group in nearby town
wants him to alter and enlarge
church, so he will soon be
leaving us.
The name of the church is
ZION MOUNTAIN VIEW
CHAPEL
"a branch of the Christian
Catholic Church, Headquar-
tiers - Zion, Illinois) Protest.
ant.
We are building out in the
part of the town where Leland
Barton lives, ''Sunnyslope"
and the people are interested
and ask many questions.
We expect to lay the floor,
cement, for two rooms at the
pulpit end of the auditorium
this week and begin work on
the baptistry and septic tank.
We are getting along fine with
the work and feel that we have
been remarkably blessed in
this enterprise, for it is only a
year ago that we began to plan
for it and here we have the
walls up, the sheating on the
roof, the steeple about done,
and ready to go ahead, size sc
X 80 feet, and does it show up
out there in that desert area.
When we get the neon tubes
installed and lighted that we
want to run up the corners of
the steeple for Is feet, and a
three foot light on the top, it
will make a shine. The steeple
stands or is part of a base 8
feet square and high that
Glands q ctridn tho roof nnak
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-02-12
\ WONDERFUL RECORD

In a letter received from Mrs.
Fred Hoggins of Manitoba,
Canada, she reports having
sold 800 copies of LEAVES OF
HEALING during 1916: there
by bringing her total sales to
5,183.
May God richly bless this
faithful worker in the Masters
vineyard!
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-02-12
AN INTERESTING
COINCIDENCE

AN INTERESTING
COINCIDENCE.
Among the prayer requests
which came to the General
Overseer's desk last Thursday
evening was a short note from
a lady in Chicago which read
as follows: 'Please accept this
little money to help the mis-
sionaries in India" and foot
note was added "Would like
to receive copy of Leaves of
Healing" Enclosed with this
note was a money order for
$500. sssasaaas:i
AS the Overseer was medit-
ating on just what to do with
this particular donation, he
picked up the following letter
from an earnest worker in
South India, which was ad-
dressed to Overseer Ernest E.
HARDWOOD, General Secretary.
Dear Friend in Christ:
Your literature has been re-
ceived from time to time. 1t
was great blessing to me and
my coworkers. Your letters
also most blessed to me and my
coworkers, enriched my and
their spiritual lives through
your sermons. May God bless
your great work. Our Lord
Jesus Christ is coming very
soon!
Behold, say unto you:
lift up your eyes and look
on the fields, for they are
white already to harvest"
Oh, there are no workers to
reap the harvest! Please pray
for workers. We need ten
thousand workers in India
now. Everywhere souls are
perishing for there are no
workers to preach the Gospel
to them. My heart is full of
burning for souls.
God has used me in many
places. Pray for me that God
will save many souls through
my service. You are my CO.
workers in the Lords work.
Remember me always in your
prayers. Please send me your
literature continually.
This was followed by re-
quest for prayer for ten sick
ones whom he named.