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nations can postpone these deci-
sions any more than the United
States. The Communists, he
added, are reinforcing them
selves and building up military
strength in the. Delta In Indo-
China for a victory.
Fall Would Be Disastrous.
"They hope to present a fait
accompli while the talking at
Geneva goes on" he said. II have
never subscribed to the theory
that the monsoons, due to arrive
soon, will block Communist mill
tary activity. The Communists
have continued military opera
tions before without the use of
motor vehicles. I recall, too, that
Singapore, during the last World
War, was held to be invincible
because on one side the ground
was considered impossible for
military operations. Yet it was
taken. with all its guns pointing
in the wrong direction"
The fall Of Indo- China to the
Communists would have a tre-
mendouS impact-and all to the
advantage Of the Communists,
the Senate Republican-leader
said. It could be followed by the
Communists taking over all of
Southeast Asia. The effect Of
a Communist victory in Indo-
China would be devastating, not
only in Southeast Asia, but in
the Middle East, in. Africa and
in Europe. All this could happen,
he said, if the free nations re-
main paralyzed at Geneva, while
the fighting continues in Indo-
China.
Senator Knowland said moth
ing is. more dangerous in dealing
with the Communists than
bluff Any decision reached. he
said, must be followed up by ac-
tion.
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HELP--MEN
experienced, for nearby
Virginia work. Phone OV. 3-46I5.

PLUMBER. expeEienced, for nearby
--16
PROPERTY MANAGER-Proninent
real estate once doing large man
agement business requires services
OF experienced man capable of
handling complete department, Must
have executive ability. yet able to
cope with mechanical problems. Man
manager in large office but seeking
further opportunities or manager
dissatisfied with present picture.
Good salary for right man. For
appt. call Mr.. Gerber EN-. 10000
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, part and
full time, licensed and experienced
ins MODEM sS REALTY Pl2isry co. CO.. nc nc
REAL atGs EsfaTf EasGsiiE sgs sxLEsMlsoDsn. 5sse
ing for 2 men or women of proven
ability. earning unlimited. business
very good; Call Mr.; CaStiebsrry for
sALESMAN--Sickness makes avail
able Rawleigh business. Good OPP
portunity to continue established
Service in st. Marys County. Md.
Locality also available In Charles
County Write at once. RAWLEIGH'S
Dept DK-l2-203. Chester Penn
want married man with
car, exp. or inexp., for direct sales
work, Write Box l06-K, Star,
stating qualifications. lis
SALESMAN - Electrical wholesale
house supply salesman: must be
energetic, experienced and have
references. Apply Mr.. Green. MAU-
RICE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.,
1874 1Ith st. NV. -19
SALESMAN for haberdashery stores
steady employment, opportunity for
advancement. Apply 500 9th st.
10
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SHAPIRO

ENGINEERING CORPORATION
1413 X st. NV. ME. S-1717
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, PORCH ENCLOSURES.
basement improvements, etc. For q
solution to your problem or an esti-
mate. Call MR.. WILSON. NO. 7-T957
Evening star., 1954-12-16
sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

G.H.W.. live In or out: dayWorkers:
nursemaids. salad girls, hotel maids.
fountain girls porterS niRhtxork-
ers; ail-round help; all refs. checked
Ma. S-2gaS.
COLoRED WOMAN. desires part-tims
wk.. ghw. or days work: refs.
RA 3-T555,
COLORED WOMAN desires days xork
OF ironing: exper. on shirts. EX.
3-R113
COLORED WOMAN, exper.. wishes
days work; excellent references.
coLofnD 81 fIa,2s WOMAN desires days rk.
TU 2-TO3q IGs
WOMAN. solored. wants etild care,
baby. sitting. full or part time:
exper., Tefs. Lu. 2-5764.
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SECRETARY
EXPERIENCED
UNDER 35
PERMANENT POSITION
NAV UEER

GROUP HOSPTTALIZATION
SALARY BASED ON ABILITY
Reply, giving age, marital status. edu-
cation. salary and length Of service
OF every previous employer. Please
do not apply unless you are o top
secretary and can give the best
references Box Six. Star. LIZ
STENOGRAPHER. IS TO a5: HOUSE
HOLD FINANCE In Suitiand area;
experience not necessary: knowl-
edge Of shorthand. Gail Miss Well
and, 10. g-g3f;4. liz
STENOGRAPHER. under 40: prefer
patent experience; part time. at
least two days week, 9-5; SO per
hour. DT. 1-3T35.
STEgOGRaPHER, tipping and short
hand. ueatness and accuracy re-
CURED: 5-day 4fl-lir. week. rleaxsnt
working conditions. saIary open Bp-
plv ian5 Wisconsin ave or call Mr..
PHILLIPS. HO. 1850. 80
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HELP-MEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and install
lation work; car furnished; must
have D. c. card. DOWD'S ELEC-
TRIO CO.. AIS Conn. ave. NV.
journeyman. D. C.
license. exper. in old work: STEADY
work to reliable man. AID. 4-0397.
81
ELECTRICIANS --- First-class men
sassa KoIs ELEcrRc lSE issaas gar TSr one st. AMY
colored. must have
D. c. journeyman' license; expe-
rienced in new and old work. Only
qualified personnel need apply, i542
9th st. NV. --I7
FARM COUPLE. colored. to care for
close-in Md. farm estate; salary plus
room and board. Spring 4-5s14,
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HELP--MEN
SAIECMEN

To sell family Bibles. We train you
Call RE. 5-7395 from $50 to 10
an. or from 8 TO z pm. -16
SANDWICH MAN. sober, exper., for
kosher style delicatesseli, apply
ROYAL DELIcATESSEN. 5441 An
napolis rd.. Bladensburg. UN: T.
$500. --16
MAN, experienced only.
For kosher delicatessen. Apply at
1892 Eastern ave. NV. -16
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
Large s4-hr. station needs expert
enced men with sales and mechani-
cal ability, capable Of handling
emergency road calls: Maryland
Al men need apply: no phone calls.
9401 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring.
III
SEWER AND WATER utility con-
struction foreman. with ability 70
lay out work; good pay. TRIM
CORP. 1919 Colesville, Fairland
I'd, Silver Spring; days, Evergreen
4-6904; eyes,. JU. 5-0013. ---16
SHEET METAL HELPER. experienced,
1855 Bonitant ST., Silver sprtns.
Nd. JU. $3.50. --17
SHOE DEPT. MANAGER-A new unit
in suburbs operated by Q progressive
chain. mems. women's and chill
dren's footwear, great opportunity
plete information and salary ex-
pected in first letter. Replies con-
fldential. Write to p. o. Box 4I27
Washington. d. c. --1o
SHOE REPAIRMAN, experienced. Ap-
ply THE NIESNER SHOE RE-
PAIR DEPT. 18th and 6 sts. NV.
SHOEMAKER or nnisher. part time.
day in week. JU. 9-9664. lis
TIRE CHANGER, exper.: good salary
and working conditions. BEN HUN
DLEY, 3446 l4th st. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER, furniture, experi-
enced only. Apply in person, VIRGA
g. CO., 7126 Wis. ave-, Beth. No.
Tv REPAIR MEN. outside calls: car
furnished. DoWD's TV. 441S Con-
nv SERVICE MAN. experienced: out
side work; car necessary. no.
UiPIHadoiISs;rERERs-ouality. iIadiS; work re-
snlTsd fs4Tsd ST siFersit sHssso experience gre
USED-CAR SALESMAN
man wanted for Ford
dealers used-car lot. Good COM
mission arrangement. 6-day- wk..
transp. furnished. See Mr.. Harris,
PALMER FORD, 3032 Hamilton St,
Hyattsville. Md. WA. 10000. -19
must have several years
installment or credit-houSe expert.
ence, both from the inside and
outside; must be able to handle
collectors: wonderful opportunity for
right man: excellent salary to start:
car essential. Apply ALL-STAIEt
HOME EQUIPMENT CO., l5l9i
Kalorama rd; nv.
MACHINE and drier serv-
ice man, experienced on Hamilton
and Bendix. needles; must have car;
immed. employment. Write Box
MAN, vacuum cleaner salesman: ex-
ceptional opportunity for right man;
must furnish proof Of ability. Call
DI. 7-0210 between and 10 am
MAN, living in sc. or Prince Georges
County area: excellent opening' 9s'l
weekly income; married man pre-
ferred. For interview. phone MR.
BELL, ia. 7-S715, 6 pm. to 8 pm.
only, Thursday OF. Friday. or m
to 4 pm, Saturday. r.hnn,s
ONCE. Write, giving education. ex.
perience and references. immediate
opening with good salary ana
chance Of promotion. Box 2",h'
NAN, IAN to work in grocery store: exper:
References; 5i2-day wk. EMERSON
SUPERMARKET. 1909 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1954-12-16
sITUATIoNs-woMEN

NURSE, coIcreG. trained. practical.
exper., Tefs Mo- over 10 hourS
duty, LU. .3-29..1
Good references 10, n-4444 .
PRACTICAL NURSING. Inv. white,
exper.. references LA. 6-9a36. .
SECRETARY. Girl Friday. exDer. radio
law and radio NO. 1861
GIRL. colored. eil-ronnd work: after
II noon: dsy work only. Knows all
apout working. HU. 3-S09r.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
BOOKKEEPER
ROOKKEEPER

FULL CHARGE THROUGH TRIAL
BALANCE. EXPERIENCE IN CON-
STRUCTION OFFICE PREFERRED.
5-DAY WEEK
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ANTIQUES
THE SALE OF SALES
AT
WALTER REED
ANTIQUE SHOP

TU. a-a..s RA. 3-7S0s
XMAS BARGAINS FOR ALL
MARBLE ToPs-Tab1es. wash stands,
chests, etc.
PINE-Dry sinks, cupboards. iazy
susan tables. chairs, blanket chests,
coffee tables, etc
nd dinner sets. etc.
cut and eoiored. etc
OESTONE-TuTeens. plates. plat
ters. bowls cups and SaucerS, etc.
IRON-Banks. stoves. etc.
BRASS Bells tenders. wood boxes,
andirons tools, etc.
COPPFR-Kettles. pans, etc.
PORCELAIN - Candleiabras. bowls,
f1gurtnes, etc
Also q fine selection Of early lamps.
Oriental objects. clocks. dolls. music
( boxes. frames. firearms and edge
weapons early Americana and
primitive.
Prices dfastscaily reduced on every
thing al WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
THE EVENING STAR
STENOGRAPHER

HOT SHoPPEs, INC.
l341 @ st. NV. Room 600
Evening star., 1954-12-16

The HECHI CO.
F st. at 7th NV.
statesmen to sell finest TUB inclosure
asiss' asss Bsthesds sS sSasuv ave. 81. % 4.isSs.
full or part time. for
roofing, siding, prefab steel p0rcheS.
MR.. DoMICK. 1909 10th st. N. All.
Observation-Disclosures office. ma.
tional corporation, needs to can
ment m t only: Sio0 first week after
training, with $150-S250 average.
with manager promotion possibiil-
ties: prefer men with experience
with intangibles: car necessary. Call
MR.. ARBEY, 1913. for appt. only.
producers only; homes
investment properties, land 70 sen.
You can make real money IN th,s ,s
white men. Ma S-13o3 or RA.
statesmen. radio station; salary plus
commission; excel. opportunity Ior
advancement. Redwood 6-7110. -
Statesmen a.. colored. Apply pgM 9;3O
COMPANY. 1017 18th NV. L.
SsasiI.AAA SNAIL APPLIANCES ) AND RADIO
SALES TO WORK IN STORE On
SALARY, PLUS GOOD CoMIlMlllSS5.,
coNp1T1oNs AND ,H2lT7srs HoURsr; SICK q
HSRRESh abRRfs, BETWEEN 10 A.M.-5 pm;
AT GEORGES WAREHOUSE 2a4o
oath PI, NE 10
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MOTOR TRAVEL

auired. Box 115-M, Star. l6'
MIAMI. FLA.-Ia54 large Pontiac.
careful driver; leaving week OF Dec.
10. will take 4 people; door -to-door
service. Du. 7-6644. lis
WISH TO SHARE RIDE to Rhode
Island, Friday. December IL. Call
WO. 6-7457.
FAIRBANKS, ALASKA, after Xmas;
can take two or three; share ex-
pense. IA. 5-S245, 25s
ILLINOIS AND INDIANA. take . or
3 passengers: leaving Dec. 81: So
Mercury. DI. 7-6667.
NASHVILLE. KNOXVILLE, Paducah.
Leaving Dec. Is. return 9th. Can
76S24. LU. l-OSSS. CDR. NORRIS.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
CORP. OF AMERICA
ee2 Wayne Ave. Silver Spring. Md

FUEL OIL DRIVERS - Thoroughly
and fully experienced fuel oil driy-
ers.- age g to 35: starting. pay.
y1.61 per hour with time and hall
for overtime: sick benefits and paid
vacation; positively must be sober
and thoroughly familiar with the
District and Metropolitan Area:
married men preferred. Telephone
Mr.. TYSON. at Ia. 9-S500. week
days only. 8 am. to 4 pm. for
appointment; do not cali unless you
absolutely meet the qualifications.
SINCLAIR REFINING CO.. 401
Farragut st. me-. Washington. --16
REFINIsHER and re-
pairman, capable of handling de-
liveries and inspection of furni-
ture, warehouse experience essen
tial Apply Mr.. Dermot Nee, P. J.
NEE CO., 7th and H sts. NV, bet.
10 and l2 am. or by appointment.
phone EX 3-260O Ia
Evening star., 1954-12-16
SITuATIoNS--MEN

ACCOUNTANT, part time: books
started. caught up kept part time
loc. refs: prompt. reaS. JU. 9-540.
ACCOUNTANT--Boo started. con-
tinued; financial state. Tax Serv..
prompt. reasonable. refs. RE. a.
O0SS IN
CREDIT MANAGER, experienced in
clothing. jewelry. furniture and ap-
plianceS. desires position. Box
l0g-M. Star l6a
MAN, exper in all bldg. repairs aud
worker LU 4-234S
Evening star., 1954-12-16
HELP-MEN Cont,

CARPENTERS; expert trimmers and
fioor men only. Call Ii. 1897.
--l7
CARPENTERS. exper. only in rough
and trim: bring tools. Apply 11102
Dewey rd. Kensington, Md. BAN
IO. 4-S1na. Dir: Out Conn. ave. to
Newport Mall rd.. left to Rock Greek
PaIiSade lis
CARPENTERS; for construction job
Call ia. g-1890 after \ pm
CIGAR CLERK. permanent position,
must be experienced in buying and
selling OF tobacco, magazines and
candy. Good position for qualified
person. SCHWARTZ PHARMACY,
f~00 Nnnn aua N M 90
Evening star., 1954-12-16
BICYCLES

Boys and girls (2Ol, completely re-
built and beautifully repainted; Sis
each. Lay awayS. trades accepted.
Special, l6-inch bikes. So each.
1910 Pennwood rd., Brentwood.
Md. WA. 1-026i. -la
TOMBSTONE. Johns -Manville siding.
roofing, porches incloSed See our
home is our business. Certified Johns.
Manville dealer: all work guar:
free est; moth down, 3 yrs. TO pay.
PHI. OIL. 4-8l33. CAPITOL CONT
TRACTING CO.. ,4sl9 Beth ave.
Bethesda. Md.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
HELP-WoMEN tcont. J

for permanent posi-
ton, with advancement opportuni-
ties; paid vacation and sick leave;
other employe benefits. DI. 7-2900.
Eyt OK
Evening star., 1954-12-16


SALAD GIRL and kitchen helper,
part time; S..S per week. plus
food No evenings. no Sundays.
Call MR.. CAMP, EX. 3-1S45. IT
SALESLADY. to sell coats. suits and
dresses: part or full time: must be
thoroughly experienced: starting
salary, SIS week plus commission.
Apply REGAL. I'll 9TH st. NV.
sALEsLADY. exper. in yard goods
and knitting; full or part time;
Beth. Md. WO. SCOTS, OIL. 2-855S.
SECRETARY. in downtown profess
sional ONCE; 5-day wk.:: pleasant
working conditions; good sal: ref
erences required. Box SIX, Star.
liz
SECRETARY. for private publishing
company: good shorthand and typing
speed: permanent position, with ad-
vancement opportunities; employe
benefits DT T-2gDu. Ext els
Evening star., 1954-12-16

Maintenance Mechanic
White. experienced In heating and
minor electrical and plumbing re-
pairs. Large apartment develop
ment Apply BUCKINGHAM COM
MUNITY, 4235 North. Pershins ,dr,
Evening star., 1954-12-16
HELpLwoMEN
STENOGRAPHER

Young woman, 25-35 yrs. Of age. who
shorthand s. R al ptss reasonable aa 1 speed: ssd:
permanent position in our acct,
dept. Mon. Fri, S:30-5:30. Apply
Personnel. Room 605, Open week
days, $500 and Sat, 9-12. No
Evening star., 1954-12-16


--l7
COLLECTOR EXECUTIVE. top-fiight
installment. to take full charge Of
an established and successful in
stallment collector operation in
Baltimore. This man must know
every phase Of collections, credits,
opening new routes. etc. with
view OF profltably expanding present
business To this man. we will
pay a top salary as well as an
unusually liberal bonus on earnings
Reply in first letter. to IRWIN
RANKIN, s31 Munsey Building. Bal
timore 2, Maryland. --19
COLLECTOR STATESMAN, life insur-
ance. Established debts in Md.
Guaranteed salary plus commission
and bonus. Complete training pro-
gram. Mr.. CONKLIN, Ju s-1997.
DANCE TEACHERS, ballroom; inter
viewers. juniors, supervisors; exper.
necess. Tremendous opportunity
due to expansion program. Call for
interview, DI 7-1933.
DENTIST--Excel. oppor. for young
dentist to associate. Box 6-K, Star.
CRAFTSMAN. for general drafting,
in Silver Spring office Of Maryland
state agency; 5-day week: salary,
$4,000. Write Box 332K, Star.
IA
Evening star., 1954-12-16

When answertnO advertisement
addT-ssed t. Star bores do NOT
iS.tose original references photo
graphs or Other materials OF per-
soHGl DGine. Copies serge the pur-
POSE. Originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1954-12-16

DtIWEeE To d.m.-F PIN.
you need extra income,
call AVON PRODUCTS, INC. Earn
1885 each spare hour taking orders
from regular customers near you.
MIDDLE-HGED WOMAN. live in. care
for child, exchange rm. and board
and small sal. HE. 4-444S after
q pm. is
MOTHER to drive school car NV.
Wash, $3.50 to SIS PM. in ex-
change for child's tuition. OIL.
3-9S13,
OFFICE WORK. daily
! to 8: Saturday 8 to /; general
ONCE experience essential RE
T-6006. -21
WILL TRAIN . colored girls in
photography; must have at least .
years college and be from the North
LA. f-61q9.
Evening star., 1954-12-16

CLERK-TYPIsT, apply Building 70,
No phone calls. please. Apply In
person --l6
CLERK-TYPIST: will be trained in
handling automobile titles and ac-
counting. Apply in person. no phone
calls. See Mr. Hook. AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER, Studenaker
Dealer, SIS N. Glebe I'd. Arl.. Va.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Gent. J
INSTRUCTION COURSES

BE A RADIO ANNOUNcER-Day and
evening classes; vets and civilians;
good jobs waiting. Call NE. s-5255,
Evening star., 1954-12-16
HElP--..-MEN
MAN-DErEND

With car: permanent employment.
Apply ELECTROLUX CORP, 3707
Ga. ave. NV.
MEN - PART TIME
3 ewes. and Sat-; must be hard worker
no exper. nee: about So hr. Apply
$50 p.m.-7 pm, Rm. 705, 1879 F
st NV -16
Evening star., 1954-12-16
SECRETARY

We have a new position open for an
experienced secretary, male or fe'
male, between 25-35 years Of age
Must be qualified typist, with short.
hand and have experience with q
real estate, bank, or financial con-
Germ. Position open now. Apply iu
person to Mr.. Clark, between 1C
and 12 an, and "a pm.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
CLEAN CUT
NEAT APPEARING

Three men are needed locally for in
teresting field work connected with
popular national radio quiz pro-
gram. Positions are permanent.
Must be willing to start at SS5 per
week. Local character reference
required. Car essential. For per-
sonal interview, report 5511 14th
st NV. 7.3O pm. Thursday.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
AT,ESMAN

Food Freezer plan, outside selling,
must be experienced; high commits
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HECHT CO.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
CIVIL
ENGINEERS

Experienced In subdivision work. field
and office.
Permanent position with unusual op-
portunity for advancement.
APPLY
Evening star., 1954-12-16

(2), outside. to make
appointments for baby and child
photos: highest prices paid per
sitting. LA 6-6199. lis
Evening star., 1954-12-16

To sell family Bibles. We train you.
Call RE. 5-7395 from $50 to 10
an. or from & To z nm. Ia
Evening star., 1954-12-16
CLERKS
GERK-TYPISTS

Permanent positions for interested
young women: 5-day. 4O-hour week:
discount and many company bene-
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HECHT CO.
Evening star., 1954-12-16
TRANSCRIBER,
YOUNG LADY

VIII train high school graduate for
interesting job in major auto finance
company ALI modern employe bene-
f1ts. Must be able to type. Call at
RIM. 434, 261 Constitution ave. NV.
between 10 amt pm.
Evening star., 1954-12-16

bALANCE. EAFEhlERLE IN CNN-
STRUCTION OFFICE PREFERRED.
5-DAY WEEK
IR-CONDITIONED OFFICE
HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE
Salary based on ability and expert
ence. Unlimited opportunity fer ad-
vancenent. Give complete resume Of
schooling. experience. previous en-
ployers. present salary snd salary
expected. Write Box 35l *. star.
IL
drugstore, exper. pref. Ap-
ply in person. STARKS PHARMACY,
a:9e6 Wis. ave. NV. lis
CLERK, some rypinG required, tor
record section of circulation dept,
newspaper ofice, Georgetown. liberal
company benefits: 5-day, 40-hr. wk.: !:
$45 to start. Call MR.. PERRY at
CO, 5-l0I4 after q am, --I6
and PIX experience
desirable but not essential; excellent
working conditions. In modern once
In Georgetown. Apply In person,
STOHLMAN'S CHEVROLET. 33rd
and n sts. NV. -21
Evening star., 1954-12-16

BRICK BRICK
Good hard brick; -wreckinR zoo
buildings; quantity orders taken
now for immediate delivery.
ARROW WRECKING CO.
100 s. CAPITOL ST. Ii. J-.s02
Arizona sun., 1954-07-02
Can |?

@. have an oval face, with a
forehead that is slightly wider than
my chin. What is my best hair
style?
A. Keep your coiffure and hair
line simple. Your hair should pc,
drawn back from your forehead,
instead of down over your brow.
The width of the hair at the
cheekbones softens your facial out.
line.
@. How can / hide an ugly
looking pimple on my face?
A. Cover it with pink calamine
lotion. You can keep this on all
day, and when you wash your face
you can give it another coating i'm
mediately. 1t will not dry the skin,
is mildly antiseptic, and covers the
skin eruption so it does not show.
@. Please give me formula for
a good homemade toilet powder. :.
A. Two parts boric acid mixed
with eight parts Of starch.
Arizona sun., 1954-07-02
Paradise Baptist
Congress July CLIO

The eighth annual session OF the
Paradise Baptist Sunday School
and Training Union will convene
at the First Institutional Baptist
Church, July through the 10.
The theme will be "The Church
Fostering Personal Christian Faith
in the Home"
Registration will begin at the
church on Tuesday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock. Morning afternoon,
and evening sessions will be held
daily.
The official roster includes Elder
P. V. Davis, president; Mrs. Er1ise
Brown, vice-president; Mrs. E. l..
Jones, recording secretary; Mrs. A.
Boyer, corresponding secretary;
Elder r. B. Wilson, treasurer; Mrs.
Fannie Morgan, dean; Mrs. Rosa L.
Edwards, director of devotionalS;
Mrs Sedonia Jackson, pianist; and
j. D. Holmes, publicity chairman.
Arizona sun., 1954-07-02
Antioch Baptist

The junior staff conducted Sun
day School classes last Sunday.
The junior program chairman, Miss
Billie Jean TarkintOn and teach
ers met following SIS to map the
Youth Day program. 1t will be
held in August.
Pastor R. N. Holt preached from
the text = Gods 16 Indictments
Against the Church." 23rd chapter
of Mathews. Vacation Bible School
is now in session at the church.
Grace Hartley, reporter
Arizona sun., 1954-07-02

Wasps-hornets and yellow jac-
kets included-do big job of get
ting rid of insects that destroy
crops or are otherwise harmful.
Hornets and yellow jackets feed
their young on caterpillars, house
flies and blow flies. Another type
of wasp kills corn ear warns, army
worms and other pests.
Arizona sun., 1954-07-02

An increase in church pOpula-
ton to some l2O million people
by 1875 is seen probable today by
Warren j. Taussig, Director of
the National Association of Man.
ufacturerS.
He cautions that this % mill
lion increase over 1852 will bring
Church Industry Relations for
Arizona sun., 1954-07-02
Bethel. C,ME

The assistant pastor, Rev. Lewis
Allen, served in the pulpit last
Sunday at. the absence of Rev. w
P. Hughes who was attending the
District Conference in Douglas
Arizona. His subject was 'The Be-
trayal of Christ" (Mathews-26).
Ten delegates attended the con-
ference from Bethel including little
Joyce Porter, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Porter, 1643 w. Sonora
who was named princess" in the
princess review contest last week
Emma Mathews, reporter
Arizona sun., 1954-07-02

about the need for over 100000
new churches at cost of nearly
So billion.
Writing in the current issue
of The Christian Herald, Mr..
Taussig points out that an ''irre-
Sistible force is at work in Amer
lea today, testing the resources
and ingenuity of every person in
terested in the welfare and mis-
sion of his church."
Arizona sun., 1954-07-02

Applications of So-called trace"
nutrient elements should be care
fully fitted to the established re-
quirements of crop in relation to
the soil +and> other conditions under
which it is grown.
Arizona sun., 1954-07-02
CHURCH NEWS
Willow Grove Baptist

Vacation Bible school came to a
close last Saturday, with a picnic
at South Mountain, for the 100 or
more who attended the two week
session.
The District Singing Convention
drew a large and enthusiastic au-
dience, Sunday afternoon, holding
one of its most successful meets.
N. c.. Mitchell, reporter
Arizona sun., 1954-07-02

Only by learning to control our
driving speed will we ever be able
F. to control traffic accidents.
Arizona sun., 1954-07-02

REV. IHOMAS u. IOW WNSEND
The Rev. Thomas j. Townsend
will be the speaker at Tanner
Chapel A.M.E. Church Sunday. He
is a former Pastor, leaving the
Church debt-free in 1916. He is
now, the Presiding Elder of the
Phoenix-Albuquerque District OF
the Colorado Conference. The Dis
trict includes Arizona, New Mexico
and a part of Colorado. Rev. Town
send is now serving his fifth year
as leader of the District. He will
speak morning and evening at Tan
ner Chapel, at Bethel A.M.E.
Church, Mesa, in the afternoon.