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Evening star., 1951-07-15

TELEPHONE statesmen. expert At
selling advertising or intaneibles
Permanent. Mr.. sHILBY. ii am,
to 4:30 pm. DU. 9lSS. -I6
TELEV1SION SERVICE MAN; outside,
permanent position. CARROLL Isl
70 yrs. at 719 H st. NV. ME. 2646.
TELEvIsIoN REPAIRMAN, Wit h
equipment, to work In appliance
store on o split -the-profit basis"
repairing radios and TVS. Box
TELEvIsioN SERVICE MEN. With
auired; excellent opportunity; must
have local references. CAN LU.
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statesmen

to work unlimited, con-
$3.50 deal SIS monthly terms. II
you have successfully sold anything
in the homes, we can show how to
make 500 to $3.50 weekly commits
sions, selling parents an educa-
tional reference program for their
children. Attractive samples to Gre
ate interest. See H. D. BRUMFIELD,
New Colonial Hotel, 18th st. at M
NV. Sun, Mon, Tues. ICE
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BOOKKEEPER- ER-COUNTER GIRL, for
GG,saning G Plant. HOFFMAN. CO.,
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator
for Remington Rand machine;
permanent; 6-day week. Please
write, giving qualifications, refer
snces; and minimum salary expected.
Box 61-J. Star. Id
BoOKKEEPER- SECRETARY for small
day week. Must be eficient, with
nice appearance and personality
write very complete particulars,
BOOKKEEPER STENoGRAPHER -
General once duties; 5-day wk.;
IN optical ONCE. See Mr.. B.. 727
BookkEErER TYr1sr for retail
business in Arl. Perm. position, air
cond. once; good salary. JERRY'S,
40l9 3 18th. Call TIE. 1000 for
BG6K PUBLISHER offer. Mar oppor.
tunity for typist to learn vari-typ.
ing; perm. position; salary; 37k
mrs.; paid vacation, disqualification; :;
central loc, air conditioned ofices.
Gail MRS. BRYDON. ST. 1895
CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR, per1a- PER-
nent position for capable young
woman with some experience in
prosress with large ofRSSdF'Sna.y food opr.n,.to 70
ton; excellent hours. with annnal
Services ssfa isc tssy. 11s5 s95osXlssRsM5NT slss ~ T
Evening star., 1951-07-15
statesmen

SALESMEN-PART TIME
With, car. You will earn over 500
weekly in your spare time; leads
furnished; no canvassing Anply
CLEAN RITE STORES, 925 + st. NV.
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TREE ExPERTs-Exper. men want
ed by established hrm; good pay;
steady workers only. DE. 147l.
evenings and Sunday. -l5
'REE SURGEON wanted by est. firm;
must be fully exper., sober, honest,
hard worker. aual. for supervisory
Job perm. KE. $4,000. -i5
TREE EXPERTS - Must be expert
enced climbers. Lo. b-2912 or ST..
1913 10
TRUCK DRIVER, colored, for whole
sale supply house. JOSEPH GUSS a.
SONS. 623 H st. NV ia
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SHOE statesmen

Exper.. for permanent position; splen.
did earnings, pleasant working con.
ditions. Many employee advantages
HAHN SHOE STORES, 310l Wilson
blvd. Clarendon. Va.
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SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
ESQ sERv1cHNTER. Si SSs1 20 suitisnd. sHiLHSa Nd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
GGMnSSs ps5ssHess; g snn days SHv per yeek spply
sfRvIScE STATION ATTENDANT for
TEsY SHELL SERVICE station,
New York ave. and Bladensburg
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. and
person. HARDs AMoco. 5as Lees.
burg pike, between Baileys Cross
roads and 7 Corners. lis
|SHEETMETAL MECHANICS
Experienced duckwork. Apply l24e
Taylor st. NV. between and s
am. anda4 and 5 pm. -15
SHIFT MANAGER. s65 week plus
ant. DoUGHERTY's SERVICE STA
TIoN 4oo7 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex.
SHIPPING CLERK. knowledg. Of
Washington; must type; 4O-hr., s.
eoRoNx eey NJ; APp1s PSyrwR1GERs Ii e SMITH Fnc 4
1913 Park I'd. NV. See Mr.. Iiewald.
SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERK
for wholesale glass distributor. Man
with education. pleasing personality.
who is dependable. energetic and
familiar with city and metropolitan
area; perm. lob: 5h-day wk. Do not
apply If interested only in tempory
work HAWKINS GLASS CO.. rear
43 M st. NV -15
SHIPPING AND TIME CLERK-Full
time employment, 5-day week. APP
ply WEST BROS BRICK CO.,
1000 Sheriff rd., Bennings. D. c.,
HI. 1920. 30
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BOOKKEEPER
ASSISTANT

Must have knowledge of
tipping; old-established retail
store wants refined person for
permanent position; five-day
week. State age, experience.
Personal interview ARRANGED.
BOX 354-H, STAR
Evening star., 1951-07-15

calling on drug, conf
srocery, luncheonette, etc, Make
extra money by setting US leads for
our. Sanitary Sno-Master elec. sno-
ball machines. Liberal payment for
each lead which results in sale. You
can't lose. Why not drop us A card
SNO-MASTER MFG. CO., l24 Hop
kinS Place, Baltic, Md.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
statesmen

LARGE WELL-EsTABL1sHED MAN.
UFACTuRER. IN BUSINESS NEAR
TX 4 HALF CENTURY. HAS 4 FEW
SPPEENtNGS IN LOCAL TERRITORY
FOR statesmen WITH SUCCESS
FUL PERFORMANCE RECORDS IN
ANY AN FIELD; THE COMPANY AND
iIS PRODUCTS ENJOY UNPAR-
ALLIED PRESTIGE AND ACCEP-
TANCE: THESE POSITIONS ARE
WORTH FROM $4,000 TO $4,000
PER YEAR ACCORDING TO YOUR
EIsHED: POSITIVELY NO CAN.
xASsING OF ANY KIND WHAT.
EVER: WE HAVE PLENTY OF
PROSPECTS WHO CALL US EVERY
DAY AND EXPRESS A DESIRE nc
BU9 THIS Us A HIGH-CLAsS OP-
pES02RSTTUN1TY ES02RST OF EXCEPTIONAL
APPLY TO MR.. ELDRIDGE. HOTEL
CONGRESSIONAL, 400 NEW JER,
SEY AVE. Sc. MONDAY, JULY l6
~ AM. OR 3 PM. ONLY. Nc
PHONE CALLS, PLEASE if
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MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings. no inyestmsnt; @ @gSod
1850. ask for MR.. LLEWELLYN,
Monday morning.
MAN to help In millwork once. mill
experience desirable but not neces-
sary. See Mr.. Bury. BARBER g.
ROSS CO., 5th and v SITS. ne. LIZ
MAN to install sink. possibly other
s pecr. Sap os os .Ssa Ssns pE aysqinss 5s
MAN who has had basic training in
electronics or television and has q
desire for further knowledge. We
will train for outside television serv.
ice man. Good starting salary: quick
person. GE: 220o for apt. COLONY
RADIO SALES D SERVICE. 611e
Ga. ave. NV, Ia
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INTERVIEWER

And credit girl for ne. location.
Loan or finance exp. desired. Initia-
tive and ability o must. II you can
f1ll these qualifications. We will pay
for your experience. Apply Ia per.
son, Mr.. Halpin,
CALVERT CREDIT CORP.
3246 R. I. ave, Mt. Rainier. Md.
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TRUCK DRIVER

We nave an immediate opening for q
good colored driver who Is neat IL
years Of age; previous experience
and D { permit required: must b<
able to pass physical exam In ad.
ditton to salary generous company
benefits sill be provided Apply
Personnel, Room 500 Open week.
days e:3O-b and Sat. 9-l No ohone
nAI1s
Evening Star Building
Evening star., 1951-07-15

H0UsEKEEPER for guest house. Ne
ing work meeting the travelling pub
lie. Small salary. Good permanent
home for right party Refs. Apply
after Sun. in ewes. daily. 620s Wis.
ave. Chevy Chase, Nd.
exper. pref. but not essential. fer
300-bed hospital; age 1880. Apply
Personnel once. GARFIELD HOS
HoUsEKEEPER-CoMPANIoN for in
valid mother. Christian home, with
small salary. Box $500. Star.
Evening star., 1951-07-15

CLERK TYpIsT. white, settled, mid.
dle-aged woman; permanent position
in procurement once. medical center
Of Washington; knowledge Of short
hand beneficial but not necessary;
talizat atfon. social security snd other
Dement'S: starting salary, $3.50 mo.
plus meals. Apply MR.. COLE
Purchasing Dept. bsnt,, 915 19tt
st. NV. (Monday only.
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CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

T1oS. eES, SSS1es SiS5;foRss 4EghIATt. 4iE2fESAH:
TEREsTING oPPoRTUNiTY FOR
AN ALERT YOUNG LADY. GooD
MOTORS cosT-oF-LiVTNG Al.
LOWANCE. PLEASANT SURROUND
INGS AND CONVENIENT DOWN
TOWN LOCATION IN NEW AIR
COED. BLDG, CALL Mr.. MYERS
Al ME. 3270 FOR Apt.
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PART TIME

Earn S50-S100 week. 7 p.m.-1o pm,
car. tools and be thoroughly ex.
perienced. MEYER COMPANY, S27
QpShur st. NV. TU. 5000.
TIRE CHANGERS, experienced. $50 so
per week to start BEN HUNDLEY
3446 l4th st. NV
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PHARMACIST

With car, for home sittings; expert
enced man or woman only. Salar
or per sitting. GILBERT STUDIOS
S236 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring.
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALES CLERK. e1
per, preferably in visual educationi
work; knoyledge Of amateur an
DALBERT. sis 10th st. NV, Ell
S120.
PHOTOGRAPHIC SOLICITOR 70
high-grade work: top pay. Phi. NE
1884 during day or DU. 4l37 eyes
PIPEFITTER, experienced. FIRST class
on sewage treatment plant; WRIT
P.O. Box 1106. Roanoke. Va. lis
PLASTERERS; steady work; whit,
mechanics Call SH. 3946. lie
PLASTERERS-Top mechanics only
Apply on lob; see foreman. 1903 West
Columbia st. Falls Church, Va. III
PLUMBERS, must be first-clas'
mechanics with knowledge OF new
work and remodeling. At least 4
required. WA. s53s until 8; after
D. UN. 1913. lie
PLUMBERS, mechanics for new.
house work in Silver Spring area
Must have tools and transp. Good
working conds. with top pay; Must
be thoroyghly exper. to, to tsse sEenHs lob
Nom 9oHNsoN issFs Il ash Ashton Sa s7o5 I
and remodelins; top wages: D. c.
drivers dd rs. permit rry T. ;adA SHAPIRO 81 i
FURNITURE DELIVERY MEN t2l;
not fl eail. See M Mr: Arthur. u MiILToN
\. RossLER, INC. 2543 l4th
pIUtMBER for jobbins work, mus, b.
rst class; lass p .d, G dryers i've Permit ton
BHTEMSs E sGSS ssisS son. .0S soo4 APps r l. ave
pLutMBHERs Sr' 6sS. new construction; de
-, Md; JOB; Call ST: 05o5;, Monday.
oee. oeelsnssS o& $ts ss rs5sEenfss dx 1858 Call at
PLUMBER'S HELPER, exper. pre-
work. CT benefits. Apply in person,
M 2Gl2 l4th St. nv; no phone sp-
PLUMBER tjourneyman) and expert
snce sneed plumbers helper. Call GE.
PLUMBING FoREMAN-open shop;
s.ndv-3I,ns ssxpeE; On ige' work: State in in own %
PORTER, young man. sober, 4O-hr, ;.
5-day wk. Apply L. c. SMITH &
CORONA TYPEWRITERS, INC.
1413 Park I'd. NV. See MI. Liewaid
PORTER in drugstore, exper. Cal
GE. 9749 Sunday
PORTER for dress shop. Apply
HEARN'S. 500 7th st. NV.
PORTER-driver for neighborhooc
li9Yorr store. Ref. required. Boz
PORTER, dishwasher. colored; uni.
forms, meals furn.: closed Sunday
RIVERSIDE PHARMACY, 2125
PORTER DIsHwAsHER. Must b,
sober. No Sundays Open 7:3C
am. TOWER PHARMACY. 14th
and K StS. NV.
P0RTER-Experienc preferred bu,
not necessary; steady position; apply
PORTER AND CHAUFFEUR for
cleaning and general duties in sm.
once; drivers license req. Must be
reliable; References. LA. 6-s350
PoRTER. colored. young: no ewes.
no sundays; exper. MORTON's
PoRTER-DRIyER, part time. Thurs
Fri. ewes, all day Sat: sober, re-
liable. Apply in person. SUPER
LIQUORS. 1893 North Capitol st.
Do not phone. -16
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CI,ERK-TYPIST

NIE1th- fIO /
Our direct mail promotion dept. has
an opening for d person who car
handle details and likes to be re
will share in our liberal employe
benefit plan while learning this in
teresting field of work and while
building toward a sound future
Pleasant air-cond. surroundings
Call S;30-5, Mon.-Fri.. DI. 2915
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HELP kEN

LIFE TIME CoNTRACT-If you ar.
interested in improving your pres
ent business situation . billion
dollar company offers a selling posi-.
tion on salary or commission basis
ness is life insurance. write givias wins
background and telephone number
to Box 470-H. Star.
FARM COUPLE to care for small
close in Maryland farm estate
salary San with room and board. Ash
BUSINESS statesmen" Full o,
part time. day or night, men Of
pars time. Selling % pestauraSts' n aaoS SeaSty xI
houses. business brokersse etc Per.
Sonal interview. Monday. pm,
sroxeri s1o a4'f B &; {. nTj M, rhul "a MILLER
SALES-CAREER POSITION - sales
and an customer relations man, age "a
defense effort; good salary; trsinine
and opport. leading to progressive
career in saleswork and manage
ment. Candidates must have intelli-
genes geT a,sI;tS eIsan soEsad okgrnd and sppitgds
DU $40 Mon, FRI, 4:30-5:3o pm
EXECUTIVE. with sales ability. to
operate large retail coal business in
Washington; managerial ability
knowledge. Of coal and allied equip
ment and Salesmanship essential.
Reply, giving full particulars, espe-
ctally coal experience. and state
starting salary to BOX 296-J. Star
PART TIME SALESMAN--If you wish
to increase your present earnings by
working ewes. and/or Sats.. we offer
a position selling speciality which
will be remunerative for you. Call
MR.. ROBERTSON. AT. 3S35 is
YOUNG NEWSPAPERMAN. able to
sell reference service to editors.
lawyers and organizations: guar
anteed salary and commission: exc,
relations. Write Box 1927. Star.
RETIRED MAN. as switchboard oper-
ator for apt. house; nr. 14th and
Underwood SITS. NV. Eve. hours,
Saiary. 500 mo. Call Monday.
MAN, having paint
hardware or building supply expe-
rience as inside salesman for floor
supply orm. Apply in person. MOD
ERN FLOORS. 243l 18th st. NV.
A GOOD MAN for unusual opportun-
ity. Earnings paid weekly. Opportun-
ity Tor promotion. Married man pre-
1erred. Need car for sales service
work. Guaranteed earnings during
training period Apply 1905 r. /.
ave. ne. THE HOOVER CO, Mon.
am. 8 to IL only
Evening star., 1951-07-15

TV SERVICEMEN
Need top bench and outside men;
clean. modern shop. newest equip
ment, best salary. vacations. hos.
pitalizatio other company dement's;
only the best apply. FOX a. KAS-
MIR, 3742 10th st. ne.
Evening star., 1951-07-15

PRESSMEN toffset), must be Al
premium wages to right men. with
good working conditions: our mer
know of this ad. Apply to Mr.. Ware
hime. ST. 0444 or Sunday. Mt
fRESSER wanted at once. stcady
Job. good salary or piece work
4447 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 4441
PRESSER-Good Job for steady man
PRESSER. part time. Apply PARK
ROAD CLEANERS, S410 11th st
NV.
PRESSER, exper.. steady work; sober
DALE CLEANERSsSL. 11I3. is
PRESSERS
For dry-cleaning plant, $50 for 45-hr
wk. over time paid SANITARY
CLEANERS. 1920 14th st. NV.
PRESSERS
Experienced on wool work. Cool
clean plant. Apply DICKIE'
CLEANERS, 9TH and Franklin ST
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HELP MEN


PRODUCE MEN. no experience neces-
sary; but steady. 3439 Benning I'd.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. part 1 time,
week ends, for new subdivision work
SSali Mt; Dwyer with CAMBRIDGE
RECEIVING CLERK WANTED, expe.
rienee desirable, good salary. ST.
RECEIVING CLERK
For warehouse. Experienced. Ex-
S. N. MCBRIDE co.
VARIETY SC TO Sl.uO STORES
CORNER 7th AND H Sis. NE.
REFRIGERATION ENGINEER, young ;
good hrs: good pay. Apply Mr.. Mil
Ter. ULINE ICE CO.. 3rd and M sts.
REFRIGERAToR MEcHANIC-WorE
part-time' good commercial units.
REfGR. MECHANIC, all.around dco com.
mereial man; good pay. steady. Ii.
REFRiGGERATIoN SERVICE MA MAN;
experienced in household and COM
n.adaa msTsial' e9eeIIsRt salary car not
REFRiaERA4foNS REFRhdiERAfNSSN Co, HsyESphEE WE 44s5:
REPRESENTATIvE WANTED to con.
tact Washington Govt. procurement
agenciess Write full details. Box
S'at; AND SIDING MECHANICS
wanted. Phone HI. 9I05. 10
Evening star., 1951-07-15
HELP MEN Cont. J
PATENT ATTORNEYS
ELECTRONICS

Nationally recognized Research ane
Development Laboratory in the LoI
Angeles area has q number Of posi-
tons open for Patent Attorneys
with Electronic background.
lie interested. send complete outline
OF your experience and education to
Box 406-G. Star.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
HOSTESS

Permanent positions, salary com.
mensurate. with experience and abil-
ity.. Meals furnished. sick leave,
paid. vacations, group Insurance.,
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE.
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1924 H st, NV. No Phone Calls.
Evening star., 1951-07-15

Sales manager to represent substan.
tial bowling alley and pin manufac.
turer handling complete line. Ex.
perienced man. preferred but not
essential. We have, Just completed
large modern plant enabling great
er expansion and permitting lowest
prices in years due to highly EN-
GENT methods. We cut and process
from the green tree to the finished
product eliminating middleman
profits. Heaviest buying season
starts in August.
In reply. inclose photo and outline Of
selling experience, territory you can
cover. Car essential. II you have a
good sales record. don't miss this
once. e.in-a Lifetime offer. We have
the highest quality product. years
Of manufacturing background and
there is national shortage. of our
products. Men selected will be con-
tacted Immediately.
Monumental Mfg. Corp.
Hanover, Pennsylvania
Evening star., 1951-07-15
statesmen

LARGE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM
WANTS SALESMAN AND BUYER
FOR USED OFFICE FURNITURE
BUSINESS; EXPERIENCE NOT EN-
TIRELY ESSENTIAL; WANT WILL
LING WORKER; GUARANTEE S4,-
600 YEAR; CAN MAKE UP TO
$4,000 OR MORE; GOOD FUTURE;
80 TO 80 AGE; GIVE FORMER
ExPEElENCE REFERENCES. BOX
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EMPLOYED MEN

facts and leads. No canvas, REAL
SILK nat, adv. haber. and apparel.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
SALESMAN WANTED

Ey nationally known soap manufac-
Alexandria, Arlington and Northern
Virginia. An opportunity for ambi-
ttouS intelligent young man between
the ages OF twenty-six and thirty
five. This is a good connection with
opportunity for advancement. Prefer
applicant living in Washington City
or vicinity. Guaranteed weekly sal
AIRY plus quarterly bonus. Automo-
bile supplied. Business operating
expenses paid. Adequate hotel al
lowance outside headquarters. Ap-
plicant give. full details-age. edu-
cation. marital status, previous sales
cornsct;ny any and dx pEsyioas
Star. lis
Observation-Disclosures Of
has two openings in the Wash. and
Va. area; excel. future for earnest
man to enter semiprofessional line;
car essntial: leads furnished; com.
sahEsMEsa ifsiSn sSaslf Sc sosSS SSSs weekly avs in
to canvass. pho phone s'S aE. s4ss. ss AA'O
sALESMEN-If you are interested in
salable product backed By q
national orsanization with high COM
missions paid weekly. let us show
you our pTOpOSalS unLlmlLeQ pro-
spss spsets fur furnished, SIS to SdS $3.50 weekly
600 per year for top men; neat ap-
pearance and car essential. Cali Mr..
Norman L. Reid or Mr.. Best for
interview WI. 1898 week days or
WI. 7790 evenings and Sundays.
sALESMEN-Living expenses greater
than they were back homer why
not see about working for your.
self-be q Rawleieh Dealer among
| your home folks. Write for fret
particulars to Rawleish's. Dept
| DCG-14-Qo, Chester. Pa.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
statesmen

OE1LEOIWEN
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
We have q splendid opening for a
man who can qualify. 1t is a reaj
oppor.. for future security and for
immed. earnings in the higher brac-
kets. You can depend on $4,000
$4,000 yearly from the exclusive
territory we have open. No travelling
put you will need car. Sales exper
give thorough training. $50 wk
salary during training period. For
ssppt. can MR.. ROBERTSON. AT
$3.50. -1S
Evening star., 1951-07-15

TRAFFIC CHECKERS
Full-time, outdoor clerical work. Ages
Il to so. No experience necessary
Two years Of high school. MUS
be accurate at figures and have
legtble handwriting. 5-day, 40-houl
week. varied hours. Paid vacations
and sick leave. $40 per week tt
CAPITOL TRANSIT CO. 36th and
M SITS. NV; take No. 80 Rosslyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
DudgesNonoe':d
ForCOntest

A panel of three judges has
been selected to name the win
ners in the annual Christmas
decorations contest sponsored by
the Beverley Hills Women's Clut
of Alexandria.
First, second and third prizes
will be awarded for outstanding
window. doorway and home dis
plays as well as for the most ef-
Ifectively portrayed Nativity scene
Those who will serve as judges
are L. Sigsbee Gillian, Alexandra
artist; Marvin Parler, architect
and Top Rocker. interior decorator
and designer. Weather permitting
Judging will take place next Wed
nesday evening.
The prizes will be plates dec
Grated with Christmas tree de.
sign by Lisle Pursel, ceramics ar
fist of Alexandria. -
The competition is open tx
homeowners in the Beverly Hill
area. Those wishing further in
formation may get in touch with
Mrs. Henry M. Brown, chairman
of the committee in charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
By AnaeIo Potri

Prayer is the sustaining force of
the spirit. 1t is what holds us up,
strengthens us for the last effort.
lifts us beyond weakness and fail
ure. The creed is not important
here. Only the ability to believe
and reach for strength from the
infinite power that is in and
about us.
| Somebody said after the First
World War that there were no in
fidels on the battlefield. I believe
that. Life is a battlefield from
which there is no release until the
end and prayer is our greatest re-
source In the daily struggle. For
that reason I would teach children
to pray, not as to Santa Claus for
gifts, but as to One who can grant
us the strength that will enable
us to have and to get what we
need, not just what we want.
Our greatest need is for spirit
ual strength and we get that by
prayer. Children, like all of us
only more so, are beset by fears
Many of them they do not disclose
to any one. For such children
prayer is the essential resource
Faith in a Heavenly Father will
drive out fear. If you doubt that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
Children Need PRAYER

talk to some of the soldiers whos
have been in battle. Or talk to -
confiding child. 4
A little girl in school did finea
work in class always. When she.
had to take regents examinations
she failed because she was afraid
of them. One day just before she:
was to enter the room where tha:
examinations were to be held r
spoke to her, trying to build upi
her courage. She whisperedG
Look, I'm not afraid today, I'veT
some one with me-" and She
opened her hand to show me a.
tiny medal. I'm holding 1t to.
remind me that God will help me, 9
she said. He did, for she passed,
at the top Of the list. !
It is that faith I covet for alE
children. The church. the creed
all help, but when a child is faced
with something beyond his ability
to master alone it is not the creed,
not the church, but God, the
Father Of All, to whom he turns
for strength.
A child is entitled to this source
of comfort and power. 1t is our
duty as teachers. as parents, to
teach children the power Of prayer
and make it possible for them to
make use Of it in their daily lives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
By Josephine Lowmon

Relations are awfully nice to
have, although sometimes families
remind me of a woman know
who said condescendingly to a
friend who was trying to pick a
fuss with her, Il never fight with
any one but my relatives"
To fully enjoy a family one
must have understanding, toler-
ance, warmth of personality and
a huge sense of humor. When we
think about it, our relatives are
simply dumped on us as we are on
them, willy-nilly. Whether we
are congenial makes no difference
at all. We are supposed to be
devoted because blood is thicker
than water"
Families are also bound to-
Igether by mutual Indebtedness
mutual ancestry and mutual
pride. If Aunt Susie disgraces
herself it affects all members of
the family. If Cousin John goes
to jail or Uncle Bill goes bank
rupt, little Mary may not get in
.vited to an important party. The
family also takes Second Cousin
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Why Grow Old?
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Sally in rather than have her &c
on relief.
Add to all of this, close quar-
tiers and constant companionship
and it is bound to lead to much
pickering and bitterness among
some of the members. There is
nothing more fun (if you have a
sense of humor) and nothing
more hectic, than big family
gatherings. This is the place to
study f1rst-hand all of the fraili-
ties and the nobility Of human
mature.
Some individuals have more
clan spirit than others, some even
have it to degree which is
devastating to the more indi-
vidualist persons in the clan. Yet
there is something warm and
stable about it. The spirit of "Ont
for all and all for one" If held tc
mot too large a portion of the
clan. is the most wonderful thing
which can happen to any one.
Yes, families are worth invest
ling in. Those who do not have
them are bounded by periodic
loneliness. Besides, families are
fun!