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HELP MEN

PLASTERERS wanted at James Mon
| roe High School, Fredericksburg
Va. Contact BILL SENKENS. plas-
tering superintendent. on Job. IS
PLUMBER-Experienced in jobbins
| work; steady work; good pay; must
hay have dryers license. J. SHAPIRO
PLUMBER-Thoroushly experienced
Good proposition for the risht man.
Salary and commission. Must have
1900. Iii
PLUMBER or advanced helper for
new work: small shop: long Job. 10.
T. S,l4Sg; Il : s Sun. 8 to 3; weekday. 2
PLUMBER-1st-class man. for job
3. c. drivers permit; good salary.
Phone ia. 1926. -9
PLUMBERS t2). one. for repair. one
for remodeling; must be experienced.
sober and steady workers. Apply
7;30 to 8 Am. 4147 Wilson blvd.
IPLUMBER-EsTIMATOR-Must be
able to take material list from blue
prints; knowledge Of remodeling
man. va. ss5S. SSHSf'"nsS @:sS is' to 4so fisa'
PLUMBERS HELPER-Must have D.
c. drivers permit; excellent oppor-
tunity. Apply 1109 9th st. NV. %
PLUMBING AND HEATING business
needs exp. man in checking invoices
and pricing materials. Must be
exp; STEWART BAINUM CO.. GE
PORTER AND TRUCK DRIVER 70,
stationery and office supply store
Apply WOODHOUSE STATIONERY
CO. 1922 H st. NV. 10
PORTER to assist in new car prepa-
rations. pleasant working conditions,
Apply in person. TAKOMA MOTOR
CO. 1901 Carroll ave.. Takoma
PORTER, experienced preferred;
steady; for furniture store; SAC
weekly. RA. 1900.
PORTER. young. for general clean
ing and stock work. STANDARD
DRUG CO., 1113 @ st. NV.
PORTER for gift shop. Must have
D. c. drivers permit. Apply $50 to
IL noon. MARY BAYNES GIFTS
902 14th st. NV. 3
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E. I. du Pont de
& Co., Inc.
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT 3O1
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

FACTORY ESTIMATOR, to repre-
sent an Ohio firm here in Washing
ton, Commission basis. If not
willing to work hard. conscientiously
FACT0RY s1EESMENMSeil HSi Charles
Chester nationally known Cushion
Shoes direct. Complete line for en-
tire family. Full time or side line.
Full time men earn up to $500
1sy and IN big Big re-
ducers. CHARLES CHESTER SHOE
co, 1O3 Chester Bldg, Brockton.
FARM CARETAKER. single or mar
rted, refined, retired but, active man.
With some income to be senerally
change for modern heated apt,
milk. garden privileges, etc. Ideal
situation for industrious man who
enjoys farm life but income does
not permit you to have your own;
Ssst RES hasits haaE snd M easFacter Saso essential
in Montgomery Co; good house and
wages to reliable man; refs. Box
FARMER WANTED imned.. or 1853.
House. sereS no o10R a Ma
lease: Limitless opportunities. Box
39O-A. Star. IS
FENCE MEN. reliable. experienced. to
links on q highly lucrative contract
basis. Must be sober and furnish
Al references. No triflers. Call
10. S-2919 or 10. S-S656 between
am. and 5 pm. IS
deferred, free to travel; must have
some education in accounting. ac-
tual experience preferred but not
absolutely necessary; salary depen-
dent upon qualifications. Write CIV
ing US full information rs to your
qualifica atoms. Box 467-A. Star. 10
FIREMAN (Colored). mechanically
inclined. good salary. meals. paid
vacation. sick leave. other benefits.
Shift work. knowledge of iron
fireman stokers. ReplD in person
pTTAT. pothaeda Md 10
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Real Estate Salesman
enced real estate salesman or sales.
woman. for one familiar with North
ern Va. area. Full ONCE co-opera.
tion. ONCE pays 20ee on listings
40ee on sales. Call Mr.. Wagner
ARFAX REALTORS, FA. 1450.
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SOApCtitAVO puJAhes
For wholesale house selling chains,
hotels, etc. Vacat., sick leave, car
furnished; salary plus commission.
Box 392-A. Star.
MEAT CUTTER. capable Of complete
charge OF meat department.; no eve
MARKET. 1919 N. Fairfax dr., Arl.,
Va. or phone FA. 2435 or FA. 2095.
MEAT sALEsMEN-To sell and serv-
lie IL. Hs ssssyy NsE scientific Tool for
in washington area. Write PAS
TEURAY CORP, st. Louis Is. Mo.
MECHANIC, exper., to install wall
tile. rubber and asphalt flooring
sgggRBAs smeTa sAs KTGHEMs Hy.f1svs 2l6 aRsI Rs
MEcH2Sfc 1lSTi tautomobile,, also Mi@ to
manage parking lot; must. be sober
and reliable. Apply 426 9th st. NV.
work on. 6Oes commission and 10es
of complete. shop: tools and equip
ment furnished. See MR.. WALL be-
tween 6 and 2 pm, at 52S North
MEGHaNfCs AlfTsa st; AleEsndrif; 9 vs m
experience preferred; sober, reliable;
$3.50 basis; all the work you can
handle. See Mr.. Wentz at GRADY
MOTORS. 1909 Wisconsin ave-, Be-
thesda. OIL. 740O Ia
WANTED for HOME I'M
PROVEMENT CO. Men who are ex-
perienced in remodeling work. Gen.
eral all-around mechanic capable of
acting as foreman can fnd q good
position here II he proves himself.
See MIR. HOLBROOK at 938 Rhode
Island ave. ne. Mon. or Tues. morn
ing between 8 and $50 am. IS
Mems Clothing Salesman
in selling quality cloth
ing: Fine earnings. Apply THE
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GARDENER, 3 days a Wk.. steady
work, Bethesda area. WI. 0933. ,
GARAGE MECHANIC

WORK. setSesda osss area. WI: VI osss sssssssds
GARAGE MECHANIC
reliable man to assist in the re-
pair and maintenance Of our trucks:
vacation with pay, hospital and ac-
c1dent insurance: good possibilities
Ior ,, adyancement; Apply ELITE
GAS ATTENDANT. who can grease
SMoco = GAS iS'a sAffos. ffesSGn: l.t sS saa (
GAS sss; 81 STATION ATTENDANT. road
service men; must have D. C.
sunday Sun work: wo ,aa55115 1915 Macarthur
GAS pis0 sTxT1oMN a;xxiMo ATTEXpANr. TITTE5AN Viii white,
exper. Apply 915 Rhode Island ave.
ne: betw. 10 and l Sunday. NO.
GRScERYMEN, exper., for modern
person. BUcK1NGHAM SUPER ERIsf MAR" 4
KEr' 1923 Rhode Island ave. ne.
GROCERY CLERK. with all-round
smxper; m pref; also delivery man. 1854
GROCERY CLERK for all-around
work in self-service food market:
experience not necessary. Apply
NORMANDY MARKET. 500s Ben
GROCERY CLERK and produce man;
good opporsunity;- Apply QUALITY
GROCERY. CLERK. must be- expert
enced and have drivers permit; ex-
cellent pay and working conditions,
free group naturalization Apply
DOMINION FOOD STORES, Lee
hwy. cor; Glebe rd., Arl., Va. or call
GROCERY CLERK-CHECKER for su-
per service market, experience and
refs; no evening hours. CATHE-
ORAL SUPER MARKET, 5000 Conn.
ave. NV. 10
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HELP MEN

PRINTER-Ail-aro man for small
Job shop. as extra and part time;
must know Kluge press. Call IA.
1886. IS
PRESSERS-Come ready for work.
Fsi9faI FMGHIcELlG dT A2GFsoA va oM VIZ 4sa
PROOFREADER - Exper. necessary;
technical material: with an engi-
neering organization. extending all
employe benefits; excellent salary
fo- qualified person. Call ME. COLL.
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PAYROIL CLERK

PAYROLL CLERK
Opening in central accounting dept.
of large finance company for male
payroll clerk; knowledge OF payroll
tax returns necessary; permanent
position with opportunity Tor ao-
company Caneeme1ifif Offers following benefits: s.
day WS.. disqualification, life insur-
ance. vacation, annual bonus:
Apply in person to MR.. PENNEY
Suite 416. Ring Bldg. 1900 18th Ct;
NV, between 8 am. and p.m:-lG
PHARMACIST. registered Md: fulI
fai1lsM fPaHi1ARsMAcY. scsia'; HI. 1914. -
PHARMACIST. full time Or PARTING
ffRRPakkMAcY. fRRPaikk AZ DelsSh 18TH and K sts. NV
PHARMACIST, good salary and work
ing conditions. Local refs. Boz
paSTo..FfSfsHER, aSST6. fsaE;HER exper. in PRINTING
wet negatives; must also be expert
Speed Graphic photogr apher; 4S-hr
week, Including Sunday; TO ~
Ese}HAssR se!!} SsS FSo4o Fss5lSo 'saEs 'sHor pSs
PMMeoSTroo,GRRAaiPHERs-ro MeSro, Rais follow caller.
house-to- house. Must heve car and
pi own price. Cali ali week. See Ed
pMMo0THSSGERAPHER M0HSEi aPfH s NJ fMsiANN.AMGER. NN.AMGER exp.
portrait specialist; attractive salary
and bonus arrangements: kindly
apply in person. ANTON's' l2l%
@ st. NV.
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HELP MEN

MACHINISTS-Research and devel-
for fuil-time machinists. Good pay
and benefits for qualified men. Call
AIRTRONIC RESEARCH, INC, Be-
theSda, Md. OIL. 1876. 3
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NElP MEN (canR.l

eLECTRIC APPLIANCE MECHANIC
VIII train young men with mechani.
cal ability II necessary. DAUBER' s,
1920 18th st. NV. -S
ELECTRONIC TESTERS and radio
techntcianS for electronic manu-
featuring plant. Must be capable
OF reading schematic drawings. APP
ply NATIONAL ELECTRICAL MA
CHINE SHOP, INC, 919 Jesup
Blair drive. Silver Spring. Nd. -9
ELECTRICAL FOREMAN-Permane
position for qualified supervisor:
must have local commercial expert
ence, licenses and TRANSPORTATION;
supervisory and /or estimating ex-
perience desirable; salary open; ref
erences confidential. OW. 1854.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR for apt. bldg.
Desire settled. reliable colored man;
salary 500 per mo-, no drinkers toll
Grated. See MR.. LAYNE, 1400
Fairmont st. NV. between pm.
and 5 pm. today only.
ELEVATOR OPR. and bellman for
apt. hotel. Phone Ii. 3-O400.
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RefrigeratiOn Servicemer

Refrigeration Servicemen
To service household boxes. home
freezers, window ir-conditioning
units; paid vacation, company bene-
fltS: car necessary. Apply SOUTH
ERN SERVICE, INC. 707 Edge
wood st. ne. Mr.. Simpson. -12
RELIEF MAN colored for work in
modern downtown apt. building
some switchboard experience pre-
ferred; permanent position. Apply
Resident Manager. $40 21st st. NV.
ROOFER. exper. asphalt shingle me-
chanic for re-roofing; also car
penter. 81. .21OO Sun. and Mon.
plying Stag and hot-top roofs. See
MR.. MCINTOSH, 400 H st. ne. 5
ROOM CLERK-Thorough exper
on fast desk. Sober, reliable, able
to furn. good refs. Apply Personnel
Once. AMBASSADOR HOTEL. 1404
X st a
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MACHTNISTS

First class; perm. position for top
notch men. accustomed to doing
precision work. Good salary, vaca-
tion. sick leave. overtime; mod. air.
sTRUMENT CO.. College Park, Md.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

Public Health Sanitarian
BIS. required; bacteriology and bi-
ology helpful: permanent position
available Immediately. Write. giving
qualifications. to ALEXANDRIA
HEALTH DEPT 3
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HELP MEN
OFFICE
CLERK

For liquor store: perm; good SAL,
excel. opportunity for advancement.
CENTRAL LIQUOR CO.. 51S 9th st.
NV. IA
Evening star., 1952-06-08
JANITOR

position for o colored
man. 25-35 yrs. Of age who is in
good physical condition and is will
ing to give regular attendance. APP
ply Personnel Room sos. Open
weekdays S:30-6 and Sat. 9-1. No
phone calls
Evening star., 1952-06-08

SPECIALTIES: Electronic,
optical, mechanical, servo
mechanisms, etc.
FIELDS: Measurement, re-
cording, transcription, COM
putation and analysis of
guided missile and guild
ance systems performance.
WORK TYPES: Operation,
maintenance, design, de-
velopment, construction, re-
search, study.
WORK AT: Lab, shop and/
or outdoors.
Instrumentation
OF guided missiles and air
craft blind navigation sys-
TENS.
EQUIPMENT. WORKED
WIT H: Cinetheodolites,
special optical instruments,
recorders, radarS, teleme-
ters, data, transcription de-
vices, digital computerS,
many types Of IBM equip
ment.
LOCATIONS: Air Force bases
near Alamogordo, New Mex
leo, and Dayton, Ohio.
OTHER OPENINGS:
Throughout U. S. A. and
world.
ADVANT AGE IS: Excellent
opportunity for advance
ment, rapidly expanding or
ganization. Personnel and
family transportation re-
imbursed, company-paid in
surance and other benefits.
SALARY: You'll be interest
ed! Write for application
form, to:
LAND-AIR, INC.
Holloman Air Force Base
New Mexico
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SALES MANAGER

SALES MANAGER
and aggressive sales man
ager to organize sales force of 3C
men to sell room coolers. These
units have most unusual features
not found in other room coolers
such as being portable; they also
only block out 2 inches of window
space. Pricewise we have a great
advantage. This is an unusual op-
portunity for tremendous earnings
for the next 3 months, also after
which time the entire sales force
can continue to produce large in
come by selling other products that
we are now selling. We also invite
statesmen interested in selling this
item for an interview; Apply IN
noon.
ROBERTSON'S. INC.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
HELP MEN

ROUTE MAN for established DIR,
cleaning route; must be clean cut
honest, sober; guarantee $50 pei
week: route now earns more. MR.
BOHANNON. OK. 0756. IS
ROUTEMAN-Salary guarantee. com.
mission. bonus. Apply in person
FILLAH CLEANERS. 1913 Benninf
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Colored. 25-35 years Of age, neat in
to give good attendance Forty-I
hour week Apply Personnel. Room
sos Open week days S:30-5 and
Sat. 0-1. No phone calls.
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MANAGER
MANAGER
SALES EXPERIENCE

SALES EXPERIENCE
We wish to contact a high-type man,
aged % to 40. who has sales execu-
tive ability and desires to make a
lifetime connection. We can discuss
your past experience in personal
interview. If you feel confident
salary of 500 a week, write com
fidentially. giving age. education
phone number to Box 64-A, Star
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THE EVENING STAR

I1Ol ECuu6, AVS. NV.
ENGINEER, 9TH class. to work nights
Apply Chief Engineer. 1711 Mass
ave. NV: best refs. only. -
ENGINEER, colored. with bth-class
license for modern apt. building;
good salary and quarters. See Mr.
Grain, J. A. McKEEvER CO. INC.
1882 K st. NV, ST. $500.
ENGINEER, 3rd-class, D. c. license,
to be general .supt of public insti-
tuition; new bldg, quarters included.
Please state qualifications, salary
desired, etc. Write Box 12S-Y. Star.
ENGINEER, with general building lay
out experience; salary, 500 wk.
Apply JOHN TESTER & SON, 1920
ENGaINhEsiEksNN1horopshly exper; in
construction work. To act as
general superintendent and work in
ONCE when not outside. Commercial
and industrial work. All work in
metropolitan area. Box ASA,
Star. 3
ENGINEER tDESIGNER) with q
minimum Of B yrs. exper. in machine
design or aircraft controls and COM
ponents; an excellent opportunity
with q growing organization. REED
RESEARCH, INC. see Mr.. ehaf1er,
DE. 1000. -13
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MANAGERS
ASSISTANT
EXP. IN

I. Aggressive salesmanship.
2. Personnel management.
3. Competitive buying.
For wholesale house selling chains,
hotels. etc. Vacat.. sick leave, car
furnished; salary plus commission.
Box 392-A. Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
FOREMAN

Machine shop. Capable Of taking com.
plete charge of modern completely
equipped job shop. Parts held ia
close tolerances. Superb opportu-
nifty for right man; vacation. sick
leave. air-cond. plant. THE AIR
ENDT INSTRUMENT CO.. College
Park. Md. UN. 7400. Ia
FOUNTAIN MAN, experienced only
good pay, meals. day work, chance
for advancement. OIL. 5000. TOM
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OFFICE CLERKS

ably single; limited knowledge OF
bookkeeping. typing and credit work
Good opportunity for future. Apply
in person FIRESTONE STORES
4O43 s 2Sth ST.. Arl.. Va. XII
S-6S4O. 3
OFFICE MANAGER - Excellent op.
portnunity for young man in ad-
ministrative work. College or busi-
ness college graduate only. Old es-
tablished sales concern. Single OF
married. Salary, bonus. expenses
Interviews Wednesday June IL. See
MIR. VIOLAND, 1905 Rhode Island
OFFiCE MANAGER BOOKKEEPER
for modern letter shop, handling di
rect mailing and related activities
must have had at least 2 years witt
accredited accounting school. Thi
is an excellent opportunity with {
reliable organization; best workini
cond. Call EX. 0338 for appt. &
OFFICE MANAGER - National con.
Germ in sales deals interested II
young college graduate with buSines.
degree in administration. .Opport an
ity for advancement. Excellent work.
ing conditions. Salary. bonus, ex.
penses. Single or married. Bo,
1S4-A Star q
Evening star., 1952-06-08
YOUR BEST FUTURE
LIES WITH US

LIES WITH US
ELECTRIC CORP.
1926 Million Expansion Program Creates
"ONCE-IN- -A-LIFET1ME'
JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR
ELECTRoN1C DESIGN ENGINEERS
ELECTRONIC FIELD SERVICE ENGINEERS
MECHANICAL DESIGN ENGINEERS
MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS
ELECTRONIC TECHNICAL WRITERS
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS
PHYSICISTS
AUTOMATIC MACHINE DESIGNERS
ELECTRONIC CRAFTSMEN
MACHINISTS
MACHINE HANDS
TOOL AND DIEMAKERS
Evening star., 1952-06-08

FRONT OFFICE CASHIER, expert
enced. Apply assistant manager,
CARLTON HOTEL. 18th & K SITS.
FURNITURE SALESMAN, part time
for large furniture store. Salary
plus commission. Inside selling only.
HUB FURNITURE CO., 655 N. Glebe
I'd, Parkington. Arlington. Va.
FURNITURE statesmen
II you are experienced. We have an
unusually good opening to sell in
our. store. Salary Is $50 weekly
and. in addition. commission on all
sales. No quotas. no charge backs,
no repossessions. Salesmans dream:
good store trafilc. We believe our
salesmens earnings are today
amongst the top Of furniture sales
mems earnings in this city. Come
in to discuss with me our biggest
program for expansion. My Friend
John. ATLAS FURNITURE. 921 g
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Mems Clothing Salesman

in selling quality cloth
MODE. nith Is ana (, 4th hAfRooy flooy. 1hh
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ROUTE SALESMAN
ROUTE SALESMAN
ROUTE SALESMAN

SALES CLERK-S65 wk. Rapid pro-
motion. Chain organization; open
ing new store this wk. Alert young
man having good appearance will
have fine future here. Apply Mon,
PLIES, 1403 N. Y. ave. NV.
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Sleek and modern so includes ud bed
chest Of doer double dresser with eed edge honge plate glass
Somst finish select swirl African mahogany combined with
cabinet hordoods
Drawers dust prooed cene-euded and doveoIed.
ansbwghs-F Floor
Terms Arranged Our FomIy Budget Plan
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Save so: Reg. 24.95 Service for 3
Dinner Set

Yes! Its complete 62-peee dinner set for l4e5!
welcome gift to newly weds, wonderful addition to
your own home. Designed in q modern manner, with
bouquet pottern SO fresh you can almost smell their fro
eronce! And here's what the set includes:
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granddaughter, Jannifer Brien,
spent the Thanksgiving holi-
days in Washington, the guests
of Mr.. Brien's brother, Leo
Azure.
Sgt. and Mrs. Ted Risingsun
Of Camp Roberts. Faso Robes,
CAL, are spending their second
furlough at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Risingsun, and her mother, Mrs.
Rose Littlebear.
Carl K. Aldrich of Hardin
was a guest of George Smith
of Birney, en- route home from
a hunting trip last week.
Sgt. and Mrs. Ted Rising Sun
of PaSo Robes, Cal, Miss Louise
Risingsun, Austin Two Moons
and Bill Tallbull were Hardin
visitors Wednesday.
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neighborhood was full of tough
guys, and they could make it
pretty rough for a youngster
like me whose nose could he
seen two blocks away. I spent
many unhappy days, ducking'
them, but they usually caught
up with me, and I was biffed
around plenty.
But my mother loved me,
and above all, she wanted me
to look elegant. So one day, she
bought me a Buster Brown suit
with a large flowing collar,
and, that Sunday, she made me
wear it. I was a little self-con-
science about my new outfit
and I skunk along the street,
hugging the walls. If the gang
saw me, I knew, I was sunk.
Suddenly I caught sight of.
myself in a store window. At
first, I was a little awed but,
as I gazed at that apparition
in the glass, I found myself
laughing. Along came some of
the gang. They stared at me,
trying to figure out why 7
wasn't running.
"Iisten you" one of them
said, whats so funny?"
"Look," and I pointed to the
figure in the window, "a guy
dressed like a sissy, with a face
like a horse" I kept right on
laughing. They thought it was
funny too, and laughed right
along with me. &,
All of us have a schnozzles,
if not on. our faces, then in.
our characters, minds, OF hab-
its. We are, in short, ridiculous
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OBSERVES BOTH BIRTHDAY

OBSERVES BOTH BIRTHDAY
The Both birthday of Mrs.
Sarah Bailey was marked Sun
Gay when Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
carney entertained in her hon
or. Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ned Bailey and sons of
sheridan, Wyo., and Mr.. and
MIS-. Harry Wilson and Patty
Kay and Larry. -
GIVE POUND PARTY.
Members of the parish of the
church of the Open Bible ten
dered their minister and his
wife, MI. and Mrs. Rollin
Marsh, an old fashioned pound
party" at the church Sunday
evening. :.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
The birth anniversary of
Frank Ball was observed Sum
day when Mrs. Ball entertained
at dinner for MI. and Mrs. II.
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Lodge Gross
Sociul Happenings
MEET AT RANCH HOME

MEET AT RANCH HOME
Star club was entertained
this week at the ranch home
of Mrs. Helen Gibson. BRIDGE
and canasta furnished enter
tainment for Mrs. Madonna
Curry, Mrs. Lois Mason. Mrs.
Mary Abel, Mrs. Luella Chin
man, Mrs. Charles Carr. Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Graham and
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Wells.
ENTERTAINS HEART SISTERS
When Mrs. Cliff Ludrick en-
tertained for members of the
Heart Sisters bridge club We'd
nesday she awarded prizes To
Mrs. Vaughn Manor, high. Mrs
Howard Mason low and Mrs
Veva Clanin, travel. Mrs. will
lard Wilson was a club guest.
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in one way or another. When
we recognize our Schozzles, in.
stead of defending them, we
begin to laugh, the world
laughs with us. What a great
world it would be if we all
learned to laugh at our Schnoz-
zles. We wouldn't have wars,
suicides, race hatreds, or eco
nomic distress; sickness of soul
and body would be rare indeed.
Barbara Mason.
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The
Students Speak
Editorials by Members Of
Hardin High School
Journalism Glass
LAUGHTER

LAUGHTER
I've met all kinds of people,
from the best to the worst, and
7 want to say this: Laughter is
their best safety valve. Once
they're laughing, they become
likeable, agreeable, and human.
Whether its the stuffed shirt,
pcmpously explaining the state
of the Nations, or the gangster
about to rub out two other fell
lows. they're equal and alike
when they laugh.
When I was a kid down on
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BusbY News

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer jackson
returned from an extended Wis
it with their children in Car
michael, Cal.
The Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm
Wenger and daughters were
Hardin visitors Friday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck Brien and
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Gifts Of food through CROP reach the needy in many lands,
regardless of nationality or religion Distribution of the food gifts is
handled through church channels. rs.+%T~ < ;
This view shows some Of the clergy In charge Of CROP supplies in
Yugoslayia. Prot. Dusan Glumac (eftt Of the Orthodox Theological
Faculty in Belgrade. Metropolitan Damaskinos and another priest Of
the Orthodox Church are seen inspecting flour seht by the Christian
Rural Overseas Program to relieve famine conditions in their country.
CROP gifts are assigned by the World Council Of Churches In
consultation with Church World Service to areas of greatest need.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-12-04
TO ENTER MEDICAL

Lodge Grass. Joe Clawson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Don Claw
son, has been notified of his
acceptance at the medical
school at the University of
Colorado at Boulder. Joe will
complete his pre-medical course
at the University this spring
and will enter the medical coll
lege in September.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-12-04

Benjamin Franklin is author
Of the statement, Nothing
is certain but death and
taxes"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-12-04

c. Jackson and children and
MIR. and Mrs. James Taught
and family.