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Evening star., 1947-02-24
Headquarters For
Boby Supplies

DoDy SoPPiS
When available, We carry
many items for the neW baby
such as:
Baby Seoles
Diaper Pals, White Enamel
Boby Nursing Bottles, Nipples
and Bottle Cops
Tonss for Lifting Bottles Out
Of SteriIizer
Body Bottle steriIizers
Rubber sheetins for Cribs
Boby ToIeums
Boby castiIe soops
Boby Oils
Double Boilers, White Enamel
Both Thermometers
Body Fever Thermometers
Q-Tips
Gloss Jars for Holding Boby
Items
Baby Bottle Wormers, Electric
SteriIixed U. S. p. Cotton
steriIixed Gauge and Gauze
Pads
Breost Pumps, Gloss with Rub
Der Bulb
Cleft PoIate Nipples
Boby Alice Thumb Guords AZ
kobilene UmbiIieaI Bondage y
UmbilieaI Trusses
White Enamel 32-oz. Meosur-~
ing Cups e 80
White Enamel and Gloss Fun
neIs TO fill Boby Bottles, etc.
All of above items in stock,
If available and sold at rea-
sonable prices.
GLIB SONS
GIT G ST. NV.
Open 9 AN. to $50 PM.
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if - services are satisfactory. Only .mer
with clean record am experience, u IN Nan nan,
dng heay snd ap9n
Cali Cali" MIR. SMITH SMITH, Hobart oss7 for appt
UPHOLsTERER; full or part time: go gooo
steady S wGTk sR s Apply rear 325
Observation-Disclosures npheIst.s re-
Upholsterers, 2447 18th st. NV. -lo
1ad Sss, sF Rgs e tfhaz
UsHERS, over v = il years Of age. for full
time TSEk Apply MT RbdGe Island
9 vi eftsF ON oN.T R TRAINING for as
W sf Ap RorE zoe s
1ViEiTIEEEANs. part time or full time, pref
erably with some electrca Whtcs
ssITtsry ca to1
Ws1XilRsEiHoUsEMAN, white, exper., handlin'
r RET, drivers permit. 46o N. Y. ave. !, W
WAREHOUSE MAN and linoleum cutter
ge 3O-45; sober. steady work, good pay
Apply QUAKER CITY LINoLEUM CO., sos
wAaiREHousE MAN and a., shipping s'nnr. CLERK r;
receiving, and keep stock in %, order ans
/
RS experienced only
need apply highest piessgork 6 psiss or ~ j.
Macarthur blvd. NV, between 10 a m ane
| II noon; Wednesday evening after $50
call Union 3340.
WINDOW CLEANERS, experience not nee
eSsary; coed salary and working conal
H 5!aHs M AGgEE ssat c2 "a g. ev ~
oieoU %soteG Sion Must be Experienced
sober and reliable. Gail MR.. DENNY
during day. Herndon 21s:
wool PREssERs, eSperienc s55 plece " WORK *
and n. Randolph st. Arlington. Va. ca
WOOL sporTER. must be experienced
opening o fST rsat RsNHs APE
9 YtSGsHi0u MAN T. for or iewelry store, SOM
desirable. YORK JEWELERS., 1895 I'll
Y Sfi INC MAN. bet ages of 1870; as as
NEWS STAND, Pentagon Bldg. Ask fol
Mr.. Rowe. ~
YOUNG MEN-Must be honest, WILLING
BY BY Maryland tavern: / fun time, par
time. Good pay, Xmas bonus, and an op.
Claimed p1a lined. Box io-c. Star: -s.
YOUNG MAN. interested n Learning ~ nore
enee helpful, will train. Apply assistant
manager. CARLTON HOTEL, 18th and Z
YOUNG Nc MAN. white, for store clerk; ex-
snee a Apply Sf IL person a GORDON BROS
MARKET. 2740 14th st. NV. Ill
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HELP MEN,

ing mems clothing. Experience preferred
but not essential. Good salary. AskIHs'
rs You ssH n NAN nv Saturdays on!y in big
retail IIg ,, store Apply MI ID cantor HUB
YOUNG MEN-If you are out Of work. see
Mr. Murray, he can place you IN a perm.
position where you can earn $40 per gk.
to start. No employment fee. RIM. 424,
Bond bldg. 3
YOUNG MAN with some retail sales ex-
perience who knows tipping, accurate WIN
sry op mnst a hhYS PaaAins OF
YOUNG MEN co. , for stock ; work; .n per n,f5
f SEeKER hs0 LEATHER AgRiS oooDs CO. 1914
F st. NV. -
SALES CAREER-Our expansion program
creates immediate openings !, for til three re-
are not satisfied with present income and
opportunity; The following X VII BE Of IN "a
and future prospects were not satisfactory.
weeks training evenings and during his
nfnss week: earned more from his part
Result: W. s. then started a .full;time
sales career, earning $6252 in 1914,
sslo5 in 1915; $4,000 in !s4S; with ex <,
1947. Five of our permanent full-time
men, now earning 500 per week or better,
started with us working only evenings.
Our nationally advertised factual service
is the finest Of its kind. To arrange an
appointment for confidential interview,
telephone MR.. WHITE. Republic 6911.-9
SALES MINDED MEN, are you satisfied
with your earnings? with your progress?
Association with q Washington factory
branch of a fast-growing young organi-
zation, selling a bonifled product in this
fertile market, is an opportunity worth
investigating. If you have ambition, II
you are willing to work hard for earnings
in the high brackets. if you own car,
then come in and let's have q chat. No
exper. required, no age limit. See ED
ARTIN. 72S 18th st. NV, 3rd floor, at
10 am. -1O
THREE MEN. accustomed to meeting the
public, to solicit business for established
building contractors; you will be paid while
training and Advancement will be rapid for
men selected. Call RE. 3459 or RE. 1855
for appointment. III
EXPERIENCED PIN BOYS, earn $50 to
$50 per week Triple leagues, every day.
Call OIL. 1918, BETHESDA BOWLING
CENTER. If
WANTED Experienced dairyman on
farm in Olney, Md. Phone RE. 3617. III
CT, work for yourself and earn more
selling kitchen utensils: no investment re-
quired. Address Box 230-B, Star.
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HELP MEN and WOMEN.

AssIsTANT to head bookkeepss rim in con- snd
z apply 0P 2STEReouNP rs eoNsTRucTioa
CORE; 472o Baltimore ave. Hyattsy1lle'
CLERK-TYPIsT, exp, to work in one Of
hrs; exc. opportunity. Apply Mr.. Wathen,
6 6eGPs lSs sn1 Sd cook
references required. Call Rockville 1858,
COUPLE, white, no children; as caretakers
9 Hf td sssss T Rasf ousshos
sooa Rases nlfs XVI s5es eVes
h RaNnY r. 3 3ssto Ses and wife.
sSsEs s. Nil as'to SsTTstt GEgS IA
chesapeafe Bav man al snd wife oG'i snse
man; must L knog h9g to drive s ear; good
MAN AND WIFE, coIored; wife to do cook;
hoxss viii not nterfeTe rssar
4ss t ssa sR sS5 ne VS. ESoq 54f HssR
MAN AND WIFE, colored, for pvt chill
per mo. 94Q1 Ga. ave. sH. 1874. III
MAN OR WOMAN, experienced in phono-
graph record business, capable Of manag-
ing sale help, experienced in the buying
and merchandising of records. Our en-
ployes know of this advertisement. Box
OPERATOR-Experienc for monogram
machine. Apply DISTRICT FUR CO., 602
PREssER, silk; excellent salary and bonus.
Apply $40 18th st. NV. Id
SALES MEN AND WOMEN--Full- en-
ployment; varied opportunities 40-hr. wk.;
salary and commission; Apply At ONCE
personnel ofice, SEARS ROEBUCK CO.,
SODA SOD " NAN or WOMAN. experienced,
anxious. to become soda dept manager
after short training period; large chain
store operation, good salary, liberal bonus
arrangement, vacation with pay, perma-
nent position. Call MISS ELLIS, DI. 6435,
8 to 9 am. III
TALENT, all types, desired for radio-televi-
sion programs. Recording for sponsor: sta.
ton addition at artists cost: technique and
production assistance given. RE. 1884. To-
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION IT You sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members. No
charge. Give voice and phone number.
SODA FOUNTAIN, white boy or girl; ex-
perienced: good working conditions. Apply
MACARTHUR DRUG CO.. 1883 Macarthur
blvd. NV. TO-
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wanted, S140 per wk.: in
WASHINGTON. P. F. COLE

PRESSER, experienced only. Apply IN
ss Fails w e1Saes Sa Ak ~ sn-sSs
nRko very c s9Ss ssr ss sDe as ave nW
SkEssEEs g. 2, v ssas nrst-olass. cH1LIgM
f fkEssEks aa e snd silk perm Job
model Hoffman presses presses good workdins
s fan6i RhGnsr tes bench work; must
RADIO SERVICE MAN, experienced. 2OE
@sas ONCE on t e6l S. k ARE gos 9SS
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN--Exceilent op-
%sAG RsA ff s al need Cd
to list and sell homes, with car: active
SM9N SIE ssk M s aS sday
psss aS o aSseunE S On oof ooLbHN
R REeo saL ans 'S' experienced only;
for Wilolesaling standard brand Throughout
ysns sso v gs s5s snd after sso
RELIEF CLERK, hotel experience: reliey-
ing day clerks, cashiers and night audi
R RTTE old SSNe Established dry cleaning
business; good commission; hustler only
ROUTEMEN for laundry route; married
men who are sober and willing to Work;
only those with good reference need apply.
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 1927 K st. n; W.
SALESMAN-Fine salary, car expense, plus
comm: perm; prominent wholesale con;
Germ; married man, ambitious with good
sales personality. Apply at once. BOX
111-C, Star. -lo
SALESMAN, use-car lot, mus be expert;
enced and reliable, to buy and sell; good
opportunity for right man. WO. 3249.
SALESMAN, furniture dept. experienced,
20Se discount on purchases. ABBY per
sonnet once. 9Th floor, GOLDENBERG 81
18th and SITS. NV. -"
SALESMAN. credit and cash jewelers.. .ex-
per; excellent salary and commission,
splendid opportunity for live wire. Apply
SCOTT JEWELERS., sl2 st. NV; 10
SALESMAN-COLLECTO for industrial
insurance route; car necessary. Apply
Room III, Columbian Bldg, 416 9Th St
SALESMAN for mems furnishing dept,
some experience necessary: Excellent OPP
portunity. Apply DOBKINS, 1924 Pa.
SALESMAN. young man. white, married or
single; salary and commission; knowledge
Of auto parts and supplies helpful: chance
for Advancement. Apply In person, 314O
NJ st. NV. MR.. o'DoNNoGHuE. No phone
calls. III
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CHAuFFEUR AND GARDENER. colored:
live in; must have good references. GAN
CHEyRoIEr PARTS MAN-we have an
opening for an exper. man familiar with
Chevrolet parts: fine opport.; good SAL
Mf seae
Oldest Chevrolet Dealer. 1130 Conn. ave
CIGAR COUNTER CLERKS - Pleasant
working conditGns good hours hours gS0f Ssi
sse white f NC Young man to
drive company automobile and perform
small once dgts eense be a
local Concern. Reply to Box 2os-c. Star,
sS1nEE ess SD e efTisEon
stailment store preferred. See JOSEPH
GaoTHEc c1f IN Man "a Experienced for
loan ofice; car desirable but not essential.
ccGtaet MR LAWSENGIEs OK sSSa, anal,
loan co. has. opening for young man be-
tween ages Of % and 80 as collection man
good Who p aoe sr T 81 aoff
ganization has definite plans for expan-
age, EDUCATION and experience. BOX
c esalG sFeI with car; must know City
CCoelMIBI s2At Il fBo SLY and paint
Us $685. fSSd sSfhns s0sf E92a
SSsoSSSsT Rst
manent position, large commercial projects;
must have thorough knowledse OF re-
enforced concrete, experienced in all parts
of construction and engineering ,qualiflca-
tions: salary commensurate with ability.
Call MRS, DULANEY, EN-. 500, 4461
CooK&Second cook. s days wk Apply
DELRAY RESTAURANT, 2417 Mt. Vernon
COOK, frst-ciass,. sober: steady position
Fh itS sa 11Ss EYE App ST NV s15
COOK for small restaurant; good hours,
good pay. Must be sober. energetic,
RAVEN GRILL, 1928 Mt. Pleasant St.
COUNTER and territory statesmen for old
established SHOP equipment distributor;
perm. jobs. offering excel. opportunities
Tor wide-awake. aggressive men. with or
without sales exper.. but with good me
chanical BACKGROUND. In reply, please
state exper. and educational BACKGROUND.
Box 451-C, Star. y
COUNTER MAN for restaurant. Fhone UN.
2s5S for appointment. %
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TIMERS HELPER wanted, with experi-
ence. Call TAKOMA SHEET METAL
WORKS GE NIB III

TRAVELLING SALESMAN, desiring city
saleswork. for man who wishes to spend
opprt. Sales ability essential. Under age
40. Permanent life career with old-estab-
lshed life insurance company for man who
can qualify and who will be properly
trained Salary or commission. Write,
giving age, sales exper., past history. BOX
1860, Star. 10
TRUCK DRIVER to deliver orders and
work around grocery store. Apply DUN
BARTON MARKET, 1857 Wis. ave. NV.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
SOUTH PIEDMONT
PLAN OVERRULED
Only One Dissenting Vote
Cast When Joint Com
.mittee Kills Bill

RALEIGH, Feb. 20-R - With
emily one dissenting vote, the Gene
raj assembly's joint appropriations
committee voted today to kill
Bills embodying the South Pied
mont plans for teacher salary in
cfeasHs.
The sole supporter of the plan
under which teachers salaries
would be increased an average
Af approximately SO per cent was
Rep. Max, Wilson of Caldwell who
introduced the South Piedmont
plan in the House.
The appropriations committee
was told that the bill would in
crease the cost of operating the
public schools during the next BIZ
ennium by approximately 1884,
oo1.
The vote did not settle the issue
Of increasing teachers salaries be-
You'd the 20 per cent which has
been recommended by Governor
Cherry and the Advisory Budget
commission
Members of the committee in
speaking against the South Pied
mont plan asserted that the pro-
posed salaries went beyond the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21

ability Of the state to pay under
its present tax laws, and they con-
tended that sentiment was against
tax increases.
Several committee members
urged that teachers pay be taken
up in its regular order during con-
sideration of a biennial Sppropria-
tons bill and that then I'VE in
crease their salaries just as much
as the state can afford"
The South Piedmont plan pro-
poes a salary schedule for a certi-
ficate teacher ranging from $l.56O
a year for beginners to $4,000 Tor
those with Is years experience
and from $1,000 a year for those
with graduate certificates and
three years experience to a maxi
mum of So, 900 after Is years.
With the South Piedmont issue
out of the way, the committee
next week will begin to consider
individual appropriations Of State
Departments and institutions for
the coming biennium. They will
have before them the recommend
ed appropriations of the Advisory
Budget commission, and, in many
instances, requests from the de-
partments and institutions for in
crease.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
WOMAN SUFFERING
FROM POISON in
LOCAL HOSPITAL

The condition of Mrs. Margie
Futch, Nesbitt Courts resident,
was reported to be satisfactory by
attaches Of James Walker Memo
rial hospital last night after she
was repeatedly admitted suffering
from the effects of a dose of rat
poison which police said was taken
by Mrs. Futch yesterday after.
noon. a
According to police, officers were
summoned to Mrs. Futch's home
by neighbors who expressed the
belief that she intended to take
her life while locked in a room.
After finding her in the house,
Police rushed her to the hospital
for emergency treatment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
SAYS FBI
REPORT ON TESTS
DUE IN FEW DAYS

Federal Bureau Of Investigation
laboratory reports on the results
Of an autopsy conducted here
following the deaths Of three Will
mington residents last Sunday
repeatedly from the effects Of a
pie thought to contain a roach
poison will not be known Cor
several days, according to Harry
Fales, head Of the city-county
Identification Bureau.
Fales, who returned here late
last night from Washington where
he carried autopsy findings for
FBI tests, said that officials there
informed him that it would be from
three days to a week before final
analysis Of submitted specimens
could be completed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
RUS DEADLINE

Today noon is the dead
line for members of the Regu-
lar service of the United States
Naval Reserve to sign up for
the weekend cruise of PC-776,
1t. Cmdr. John H. Wilson,
commanding officer, an
nounced. The ship will leave
the dock at 2 p. m. Saturday
and will return at S p. m. Sun
day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
IDENTIFIED BY DUST

From a microscopical examina-
ton of the dust found in a watch,
a French Scientist claims that he
can tell the kind Of work in which
the man owning the watch is en-
gagged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
RETURNS TO +

H. E. Boyd, Of the Whining
ton Port Traffic association,
returned to his office yesterday
after attending a meeting Of
the Hampton Roads Maritime
association in Norfolk at which
Senator A. Willis Robertson
was guest speaker. Boyd said
that Robertson made a most
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
ENDORSES SANATORIUM

The Health division of the
Wilmington Community Coun-
Gil has endorsed the proposal
to establish a tuberculosis San
atorium in New Hanover
county and will present the
matter to each Of the member
organizations for this support,
it was revealed yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
City Briefs
SHORT SESSION

The Wilmington Recorders
court yesterday held its short
est session since pre-war days,
Judge Winfield Smith said al
ter ~disposing of one case OF
intoxication and continuing all
other actions on the docket.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
MAKING INSPECTION

John Talbert, Civil Aeronau-
tic Administrative engineer
was in Wilmington yesterday
for a short time. Talbert is en-
route to Shallotte, while max
ing an inspection of airfields
in the eastern half Of the state.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21
WATER STARTED FIRES

Inverted glass jars, filled with
water for the chickens, acted as
burning glasses and kept starting
mysterious fires on the grassy
range land Of a poultryman In
Massachusetts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-21

enlightening speech on the po-
tentialities of the Merchant
Marine and the prospects tor
foreign trade.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-25
Greenwood Airport
Gets Special Honor

The Greenwood Municipal Airport
has been selected as the only air.
port in the state to be awarded a
National Aeronautics association
Certificate of Good Operating Prac-
tees, c. A. Bud) Moore, of Jackson
and Lexington, director, Mississippi
Aeronautics commission announced
Wednesday.
Mr.. Moore wired Greenwood's
mayor, Allan D. Saffold of the honor
Wednesday morning.
In order to merit a certificate an
airport must meet certain standards
and services, outlined by the Ma
tional Aeronautics Association.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-25
Gods Eternal Rule

EFT US turn now to the verse in
- Psalm 145, which reads: "Thy
Kingdom is an everlasting kingdom,
and thy dominion endureth through
out all generations"
Every thoughtful person is today
wistfully searching for gertrude -
for the assurance that behind these
dark clouds that lower over our
frightened world the sun still
shines. Better, that the sun shall
break through these clouds.
Our lesson gives that very as
surance. This is our Fathers
world. He lives! He reigns! And
he waits to reveal himself to us
in wisdom and power. He will not
force himself upon us. We must
open the door to him. He stands
and knocks.
Is that not enough to bring us to
BUR knees in the fervent prayer,
''Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be
done in earth as it is done in
heaven"
Beginning in the home, and
spreading into every area of life,
may the truth of Sundays lesson
become the watchword of America
and of all lands as we enter upon
the New Year. Thus panoplied, we
shall be strong and prepared to
meet and master every problem at
hand and ahead.
"OW God Our help in ages baa,
Our hope for years to come.
Orr sbeAe, from The stormy blast,
and our eternal bome."
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-25
The Long Look

NOV we come to the heart Of Sun
~ days lesson in Revelation 2l:3
"He shall dwell with them, and they
shall be his peoples" Gods eter-
nal rule will be gladly acknowledged
end received If all place their hands
In his hand at the gate of another
year.
Nineteen forty-eight holds many
question marks. People are afraid.
They are confused. And here
comes the message of Sundays
lesson "He shall dwell with
them, and they shall be his peo-
PIES"
The world is passing away, the
lust thereof, but they that put their
trust in God shall abide forever and
ever. Gods eternal rule has been
indicated in history. 1t will be vim
Dictated again and again in the COM
ing year wherever his people cast
themselves in unwavering faith into
his care and keeping.
We shall do well to read again
and again the chapters in Revela-
ton. 1922, and see how all who
W. .ked with God we're victorious,
I'D how all who forgot him and for
SOCK his ways, were destroyed.
Do we not e the clear applica-
ton for our day and generation?
The nations that forget God do
die.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-25

1922, and Matthew
2. The devotional
reading is Psalm
145:1-l3.
Nov unto him
that is able TO keep
you from falling,
and to present you
faultless before the
presence of his
glory with exceed
ing joy, to the only
W / God u
Saviour, be glory
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-25

minion and power, both now and
ever. Amen" Jude "a, Is.
With this benediction, let us pause
at the rapidly ebbing shoreline of
the departing year, asking the
meaning of Gods goodness and
mercy as reflected in the Christmas
season and through all the days of
our earthly pilgrimage.
As the Wise Men brought their
gifts to the Divine Babe In Beth
lehem, let us today wisely ap-
praise his gifts to us during the
past year, and examine our hearts
to e if we are duly grateful.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-25

There were three wise men from
afar
Directed by a glorious star,
And on they wandered night and day
Until they came where Jesus lay.
And when they came unto that place
Where cur beloved Messiah was
They hu1nbly cast them at his feet
With gifts of gold and incense sweet.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-25
Rich Gifts for Jesus

II FAD again the second chapter of
Matthew, particularly the sec
ton which describes how the Wise
Men brought their gifts rare and
precious gifts-to the Son of God.
They were rich gifts, meaning that
they were costly. We dare not
bring anything to Jesus that does
not represent a measure of sacri-
fce.
Contemplating the days ahead,
what shall be the test Of our gifts
to Jesus? Shall we give him u
leftover time? Shall we be satisfied
to bring him a pittance of material
gifts? Or shall our gifts, like the
gifts of the Wise Men, be the first
fruits of all his increase? He asks
for our love, our loyalty, our glad
and sincere devotion.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-25
Hilary Cz,i.tma.

Bohemian: Vesele Vanoce.
Czech: Stansi Vanoce.
Dutch: Gelukkig Kerstmis.
Finnish: Hauskaa Joula.
French: Joyeux Noeli
German: Frohliche Weinnachten.
Greek: Kala Christougenna.
Italian: Buon Natalie.
Norwegian: Glaedelig Jul.
Polish: Wesolych SWAT Bozego
N~arodzenia.
Ronanian: La multiani on Sane
tate.
Russian: Dudushka Moroz.
Spanish: Feiices Pascaas.
Swedish: God Jul.
Chinese Hsi 10 Yeh so chang
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-25
Gods Eternal Rule
Lesson for December 20, I947

THE last Sunday of another year
: brings us to a very fitting lesson,
based on passages of Scripture
found in Jude "a, rs, Revelation
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-12-25

SCRIPTURE: Jude "a. rs: Revelation ls.
DEVOTIONAL READING: Psalm 1851.
10.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-27

AT EASE with the easel--iS
John Matsudaira. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. MatSudaira, 522 10th Ave,
Seattle. MatSudaira, member OF
the fighting 442nd Combat Team,
was listed as totally disabled
after the Army released him after
80 months of disqualification for
war wounds received in the fierce
Italian campaign during World
War II. He was saved from Ger
tain death by fellow Seattleite,
Dick Naito. who rushed him plas-
ma treatment when he was hit by
a German SO shell in the stomach.
Matsudaira today is hoping to start
life anew with canvas and paint
bruSher. He is student in the
Broadway Edison re h n /
School.