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ought to be thankful. Well Gas we
shall see), if it were not for the
material blessings there could be
no spiritual blessings. On the 9TH
er hand, as some people seem to
look at it, what we are thankful
for is ''prosperity''-so that if we
lost money last year, or barely
scraped through, we don't really
have anything to be thankful for.
Such persons should be reminded
that the Psalms of gratitude-and
they are many-were not written
by wealthy men for the most part
but by rather poor ones on our
standard. The 104th Psalm is a
case in point.
The Gift Of Existence
The first point that strikes the
reader Of this Psalm is that the
poet is thinking much more about
the world than about himself.
He feels himself 10 be part of
the great world which God has
made, SO that he feels personally
happy over blessings which he
shares with all creation. How
many persons, on the contrary,
are never grateful to God unless
for something done for them
selves alone! This Psalmist not
only feels himself akin to all
other men but to animals as well,
yes even inanimate things like
clouds and wind, messengers" Of
God. as he himself is. This
Psalmist is singing with Joy to
God in gratitude for existence,
not his own single sole existence
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-11-18

ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN, Red
House, Rev. William A. Rem, pas
tor. 9:45 a. M. Sunday School. II
a. M. Worship Service. Nursery
facilities for service in social
room.
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p. M. at the church. Wednesday
Nov. "a, s p. m., Luther League at
the church. Grace, Friendsville-
10 a. M, Sunday School. 1870 p. M.
Service.
THANKSGIVING services, Novem-
Der %: Grace, 1920 a. M; St
Paul's, 8 p. m.
ZION LUTHERAN, Accident, C.
F. Dauphin, pastor. $3.50 a. M,
Sunday School. 1920 a. M, Wor-
ship.
EVANSVILLE LUTHERAN,
Rev. G. E. BowersoX, Jr., pastor
9:45 a. M, Sunday School. 11:00
a. m., Worship service.
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MT. LAKEPARK METHODIST,

Rev. Randall Prince, pastor. Bethel
-9:15 a. M, Sunday School. 1910
a. m, Morning worship. Friday,
Nov. 10, 1890 p. M, general meet
ing of the WSCS beginning with
covered dish dinner. Mon, Nov. %,
7 p. m, Youth Fellowship. White
Churchill a. M, Sunday School.
HE a. M, Worship. Tuesday,
Nov. %, 1880 p. M, The WSCS
will meet at the parsonage. Kurtz
ChapeI-10 a. M, Sunday School
1880 p. M, Worship. Friday, Nov.
10, 1880 p. m., Youth Fellowship.
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but that OF all creation. He
knows that without the other crea.
lures of God he himself could not
be. Another Psalmist thinks of
God as creating him Sin the
heart of the earth" He too was
aware that we are related to this
earths crust. the very makeup
of the soil determines the phys
zeal makeup of our bodies. This
great Psalm rejoices not merely
that God made ME" but--what
is much more important. God in
wisdom made ALL things.
The Gift OF Subsistence
Our Psalmist goes further. He
sings not only of Gods Creation
but of his Providence. Nothing
could be without God. but also
nothing could continue to be with
out him. He thinks Of this in two
WAYS. One is easy to under
stand-that is, God provides for
each of his creatures whatever is
necessary for that creature to
live. and gives to each creature
the impelling desire to keep itself
alive. God feeds the lions; but he
does not come down in fiery
cloud with lion-manna in his hand.
Not at all; the lion goes after his
prey. But while other men COW
err their heads in terror at the
lions roar, not SO this poet; he
reioices that lions. like men,
seek their food from God" The.
other way in which God sustains.
his creatures - clouds, grass,
goats, lions and poets-is more
profound and not all can even
think about it. But this poets
inspired mind penetrated deeply
into the reality of things. He
perceives that Gods very being,
and will, sustain and keep in
being everything that is. God
does not toss off universe into
space and let it spin as it will.
He undergirds it at every point
at every instant.
What We Owe God
People exchange gifts" at
Christmas time; but no one can
exchange gifts with the Almighty.
None may give him existence, not
all creation can sustain his be-
ing. life-in beginning and con-
tinuance-hows from him to us,
not from us to him. We can never
repay the Creator of all. And yet
we do owe God something-ev-
erything indeed, but something in
particular. We surely owe him a
thankful heart; not mere words
of thanks, but thankful heart,
rejoicing in all the wonders of
God. We also owe God at least
the careful and wise use of his
creation. Waste, such as erosion
which we could prevent, or let
ting stock run down-aH waste
of natural strength, time or re-
sources-this is a sin against the
God who gives us all things.
BASED on outlines copyrighted by the
Division of Christian Education, Ma
tiOnal Council of the Churches of Christ
in the L.. s. A. Released by Community
Press Service.)
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ST. MARK'S LUTHERAN. Oak

land. Charles W. Carlson. pastor.
$3.50 a. M, Church School. l0:45
a. m. Worship. Nursery for small
children during church hour.
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MT. LAKE PARK E. U. B., Rev.
Blair Burr, pastor. First Sunday:
Paradise, 10 a. M; McHenry, II a.
M; Loeb Lynn, 1880 p. m. Second
Sunday: Loeb Lynn, II a. M; Para
disc, 7:30 p. m. Third Sunday:
Paradise. 10 a. M; McHenry, II
a. M; Loeb Lynn, 1880 p. m. Fourth
Sunday, Loeb Lynn, II a. M; Nc
Henry, 1870 p. m. Fifth Sunday: No
preaching services.
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MT. LAKE BAPTIST. Rev. W.

NJ II. LAhI DAT IISI, heV. w,
c. Rogers. EST. 10 a. M, Bible
School. Preaching services: 1st
Sunday, followed by Communion,
and Bird Sunday, II a. m. End and
4th Sundays, 1870 p. m. 9Th Sun
days, religious film or special pro-
gram at 1880 p. m. Ferndale-9:45
a. m., Bible School. Preaching
services at 10:45 a. m., End and
4th Sundays. y
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EPISCOPAL MISSIONS, Rev.
John J. Atwell. Our Fathers
House, Altamont-10 a. M, Church
School every Sunday. II a. M, Holy
Communion second Sunday each
month. II a. M, morning worship
all other Sundays. st. PauPs, Swan
tom p. m., Church School every
Sunday. 3 p. M, Holy Communion
third Sunday each month. 3 p. M,
evening prayer all other Sundays.
st. Johns. Deer Park-12:15 p. M,
Church School every Sunday. 1870
p. M, Holy Communion first Sun
day each month. 7:30 p. M, even
ing prayer all other Sundays. 6 p.
M, Girl Scouts every Thursday.
6 p. m. Boy Scouts every Friday.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
HOUSEWIVES

HOUSEWIVES
Free gifts to your friends. Games
prizes. gifts. Have plastic part,
or become our demonstrator. Book
hour. Mrs. Frey. Ho. 2.1O44
PLAsTICS. 2314 r. I. ave. ne. 20
LADY to supervise small group or
playground and indoors. to 6:3f
pm. schooldays; Chevy Chase, D. C
State qualifications and phone Boz
1925. washington, d. c.
LADIES-Do you need S100-$200 be-
fore Xmas. Show AVON PRODUCTS
new gift line and cosmetics to reg
ular customers near you. RE. 7-sl07
LADIES t5), needed at ence fol-
Xmas sales promotion: hours OF
gym choosing. Excellent earnings.
WOMAN 1or Inv; care Of partial
H Invalid. 9 to to :; i 5 or 5h days week.
terestinr I lob, s~ good S pay. steady s en-. nm
ployment for rapid worker. Apply
to Mrs. Layton, ELECTRIC EQUIP.
MENT CORP. 2473 Sherman ave
WoMAN-Permanent position open
to educateds refined woman, expert
enced in community, church.; club or
OOCldl WUIh. age NS-OD. lcACnlDR
experiences helpful but not essential.
phone in first letter for personal in.
terview. Box 210-H, Star.
WOMAN, 25-50. II you have a nigh
school education and drive q car,
company car available II necessary.
like to meet people, neat appear
Co. has an exceptional opportunity
for you. No experience necessary.
thorough training given. For per
sonal interview ohoae Monday. B.
NJ BRADY. Ma. S-4022. -2o
WOMEN, immed. .oppor. earn $40
daily for next 8 wks. Apply RIM. 401.
v4GSEE. MSn rEri. ls.4; M: 1874 z St NV 81 IL
Xmas selling popular-price costume
friends Write, stating address and
phone no. to Box 3S9-H, Star.
WOMAN to clean and make
herself useful in store. Must have
refs. Apply SCHWARTz'S FUR
4oP. I04 18th st. NV.
WHITE WOMAN. interested in making
home with invalid mother and en-
references required. Call OF. y
1887 bet. IL and 3 pm. for appt.
RESPONSIBLE POSITION available
as cashier in sales once Of ma
tional insurance organization. Must
be experienced in Stenography and
general Office work. Interesting work.
good hours and pleasant surround
ings Write giving age. education
and experience; ali replies confiden-
tiet. Bn" :,44-F Star. -21
POSITION for educated
woman, preferably teacher. who can
assume responsibility: unusual OPP
portunity for advancement. S3,400
year. Box 36S-H. Star. III
OPENINGS available
for qualified applicants as dance
instructors; full or part time. with
or without experience. Rapid ad-
yancement to- executive positions
with high paying salaries. Appli-
cants should be neat, personable
and intelligent and have natural
dancing ability. Apply after 1 PM,
DALE DANCE STUDIOS. 710 14th
st. NV.
PART TINE or full time. Add s44.
SSS wk. to the family income. Must
be ambitious and personable. High
school educ. Flexible hours for
women with children. Marshall
Field family-owned enterprise. For
appt. for personal interview in our
Wash. once. call UN. 4-560S.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
EXECUTIVE
SALES & PROPORTIONAL

Expert with 90 years experience in
varied selling and hi-level MANAGE :
ment desires position with Company
which has q sincere need for q TOP
producer. Now associated with
tion which guarantees sos. ono net.
plus percentaee. Box Ssh. Star.
GROCERY. eelicatessen. store dec.
Grafton work sourht bv exper. Ger
mar: knows French lang. AP =.
9s4l; Sat. or sun.: Ma. s-Ao5e.
LAW STUDENT desires aft.gnoo,
employment soas married. Call 10. 81
MAN. colored. desires lob as de.
livery porter or truck driver: city
RES. D; e; and Nd. license. Phone
MAN. 80, owner Of hishly successful
seasonal business now closed until
April 1 Seeking interesting respon.
MAN. colored. desires part time.
eyes, Eorb all day Sat. and sun.
MEN AVAILABLE tor house ana ysrd
work and other misc. odd Jobs. can
Light Center. ME-. $3.50 ~
PAINTER wants work, pvt. homes,
onss oand.sls slds; s,ssSy spsrt hcrss clean de-
reg. in d. c.. wants
relief or fun time work: refs.:
thoroughly exper. JE. 2-3I0e.
PHOTOGRAPHER. commercial. pub.
licity public relations. six years ex.
perienee. complete equipment. de.
sires permanent position with es.
tablished firm. will welcome bust.
ness oppor. also. Box 422-c. Star. .
PRODUCTIVE ACCOUNTANT. diyersi-
ned industrial, public experience,
available part-time basis: intimate
knowledRe renegotiation and OTHER
Government procedures. Excellent
references, Box 41t-C, star.
RESTAURANT MAN. 2s, desires
manager, rest. or bar: S years n
own place: kuows all phases Of rest.
operations;s For further details.
sETfLED CCoL0RED MAN desir.s
lob Of aIly kind By hour. day o.
week. Ii. 1888.
(conttnued on next passI.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
sITUATIoNs--MEN

ACCOUNTANT. part l,me books
started caught up, kept part time:
ACcouNTsST"BoIoKKEEPPHR. Ma:
degree; experienced financing. props
erty and payroll. some cost; desire
4 possible. Cali Po. 2-2607. after
AbSiNrsTRArIvE Mn ASST. to @1s Con.
gresham wishes permanent bust.
ness. Position ABB. Econ. MA,
Bus. Ed: age 32, married, family.
exper: once personal management.
res MTssearch; writing. publicity. liason.
BooKKE9PER. experience retail and
manufacturing accounting. desires
permanent assignment. LU. a.674s.
Boo,KKEERER,TyrIsT 6.o,! 1Ea5I.I half Day; ez.
BOoKKEEPER. payroll. cost account
ing. timekeeping: conscientious. de-
pendable. JU. S-1S75. after :. s3s
sSr' by lS, os- white; .s nseas good Job Can
CARPENTER FoREMAN-sUPr.. seni.
sGnss sosss Tssa Box D Sc s. Or sss, So Ma
Chef -sTEwARD-Cover ali phases,
Catering. MANAGEMENT. Menu
sasement. BOX a5s-c. ys" ssar. 'o g!
COOK. exper.. colored. desires job
in restaurant. Cal Mon. R:30-I0
en-. oy $40 nm. ia. n-T194
ENGINEER INDUSTRIAL, young.
seeks evening and weekend: ernpi.
HA. s-S436. ewes. 2is
EXECUTIVE. rs yrs. of age; tentile,
desires employment IN aggressive
orpsniza tion with future: experi-
creed in bookkeeping. secreiartal,
effice management, retail sales and
credit. and general once procedures.
Canable OF full charge; presently
employed in manarerial and super.
visorv caDacity involving above
general exnerienee. Box 443-C,
Star. 01a
Evening star., 1954-11-21

FOUNTAIN GIRL; exper,; good salary
other benefits. Refs. CARRIER DRIJG
Ari.. Va. ia. 10000. Mr.. Kurban.
GENERAL OFFICE woRK-Mstur,
woman, age no object, must type
for old established Arm. MANY cnn,
pany dement's. pleasant Workinr
EIa HEERRMANN E.s FURN. Co. III ane e
GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANT =
permanent position available. Ac.
curate typist who enjoys workine
with ngures. No dictation. Employe
dement's includes free tuition. SalarS
VIII depend on experience. Cali ST
3-.1,S40: Ext. A.
WORKING conditions; salary open
Box 213-H. Star. -SS
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, 1-eiri >of.
NICE. shorthand desirable. but moi
essential; permanent: branch ofics
of 60-year-old company. Must bs
steady. reliable and competent: IA
mrs.; salary open. Apply l025
n \. ave. ne. La. 6-5B3O.
GlNL CLERK-GeDeral once experi.
ence necessary. some bookkeepine
knowledge. helpful. We train on
own employees: 5-day week witt
alternate Sats. on; salary open
considerable opportunity for ad.
Vancement. Ii. T-934O 90
Evening star., 1954-11-21

Days, 8 am. to 4 pm; S177. 81
monthly. Apply in person, Manager
THE KENNEDY WARREN. 3l3a
Connecticut ave. NV. --22
TELETYPIST, experienced. for night
duty. 37H2-hr. week: paid vacation
aospitalization and insurance. Ma
TELLER. aee 20 to 80. pleasing % Der.
sonality and appearance: expert.
enced in use Of adding or calculat
ing, machine helpful. Some typins
37h- hr.. 5-day week. Apply per.
sonnel ONCE, :5rd A., EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. S16 I4tf
rGANNs;sURIBER. IL N;s under a5, good ~i ac.
curate typist. 3 year or two OF
Transcription desired; salary ST., 800
$1,000 depending on qualifications
vancement. Submit typed resume
giving personal data, educ. and
exper., Personnel Once. NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY. 18th and
TYPIsTi. Y Isl NV, college graduate w With
physical sciences background and
IBM PSM experience, preferred;
WOrk IOr research organization IN
Bethesda. Write fully to P. o. Box
5g6S, Bethesda. Md.
TYPIST, dictaphone experience de-
sired. Permanent position with
good hours, leave. etc. Apply
FAMILY AND CHILD SERVICES
l022 11th st. NV. -22-
TYPISTS (2) white. must be 1854
graduates of business course oi
local-area senior high school, and
not smoke. Large ofice near 18th
and H SITS. NV Handling nc
merchandise. Hours $40 to 3; u.
day Sat, Start $3.50 mo. Do not
apply unless employed now. Phont
TYPIST, permanent position. 5-da,
week, air-cond. ONCE; salary, 81 81
mo. Call RE. 7-2662. ga
must be LIST class
steady work in, custom shop, RA. g.
$500. TX -r2l
experienced. Apply be.
tween IL and 4 pm. 1879 Conn
ave, NV. a& -21
GIRL for general drugstore work
must be experienced: day and eve.
nings hours, no Sundays, WHELAN
DRUG AGENCY, 1401 II st. NV.
RE, 7-792S. -2l
Evening star., 1954-11-21
CQLOREn
HELP--Do DokAESTIc

CHAUFFEUR-H0US live In or
out; $40 per week to start. Sober.
reliable. references. Wo. 6-s153.
CooK.G.H.w., live in; care for new
siSS f9s seas-SiS Hs sS6oSa shla III yi days;
COOK. exper.i general housework;
liys hW IN. ac6n Other help employed. Phone
COok;G;H.W.. live in. very nice rm.
and bath: conv. NV. loc. Desire
sst ~9man snd With dsn.SS SSod refs who is hon;
to working in q fine home. Dinner
$3.50 between "a pm. --2I
G.H.W.-C0oIE child care. live in.
Lovely upstairs room: must be neat.
interested in school-ase daushter.
Health card ana best OF refs. re-
quired. E!ery Sun. of; also N
'dff day aSle ever other Sat. $40 week.
G;HWii II iivI laundry II r.; some soSkins; 5-d.y
al day sesaeaa SUNDAY and fTSSSR TSafsday ave nm. N.
on: go wkly. EN-. .2-4425.
G;h.W;. exper, g to ,40i live in.
pvt; bath: refs. Wo. $3.50. 'V''N'
G;Hw bE sSd cas- Gays fsrs week, hours sas: 5ss
G.H.W.. white. for nursing home.
Pieesssaant PesaJn surroundings. Live in. 10.
GiRiGMust live Falls Church mSo or
Arlington. for general housework:
apartment spar IN Fails Church; > chill
Z. SIS plus carfare. jE. 3-95iS.
GIRL. white DIP. pref. to live.in:
s,d,, 81 W. co good refs rea.; $50 mo.
ean s2l0Fsd sdas Ehw xssk plain ss s005ae H..e
GIRL, coiored; live in; N. Arl.; light
holScWorI. pisin cooking: small fam
ny; az labor.Gaviag appliances; S25
HoUsESErpEsE 81 Esssf Sc. S;i52 M,55ic.,. h,,.
woman who wants q home. can Cen.
tral S-Aa41 after q pm. 90
HousEkEEPEH. middle aged. single;
TO live and work in Catholic rectory
IN downtown area with assistance
OF maid. Must be able to assume
responsibility and to supervise. Good
soN oine 3a ea9gdi'isnS: stsr good salary. Apply
MAID. live in, exper. cleaner. Can
aver AFTER 2 m. Sat. any time Sun.
MAID, colored; live in: child care,
genera ggAD sla1Sa an1SS9seworki experienced; $40.
LADY, for ,s.h.w. and child care: sn
days: Arl. area; excel. local ref:
erences REQUIRED. IA. 2-1s66. -2i
MAN AND WIFE. or woman. to dc
ih;tw. in exchsnse for ?-rn,. turn.
M0THER's HELPER, Sun. only; ex-
csrtfn'sa esra Wo. sl4aoo' slia 'hiidren' health
WOMAN, white. foreign; cook.g .h,v,.
no no ironing; references. Box l4-H.
WOMAN RSii. TO LIVE Is: small ISS ssisr,
IN & exchange for babies care. HU.
WANTED. girl to live in; care Of 4
smell children. Private room. Ju.
MI56IE-AeED WOMAN. good COOK.
wlfite; g.h W: to live. in country
home; mod. conv. West River 5144.
SETTLED WOMAN. live in. car. for
= children in exch. for room, board
sETTrSfp En-, rSsIsrw WOMAN s-ssa1 sSIo1:d to 21 ear.
for children and s.h.w.. small
salary; good home. Ii. 7-3oe3;
LIVE IMMATURE woman capable of
caring for home and 2 srowing
siDbEE.AcPRBD fh5iSEfR PD 7iaiSS fspY, for iish.
LIVE IN OR STAY 5 NIGHTS. g.h.w..
chdI;ir.S child care. 81 days: references
SENIOR HIGH school GIRL, whit.
or colored, quiet and refined for 3
hours after school. 4:30 to $50;
week davs: Sat. IL to 1: cook sim.
pie dinners for two. no Sun. work.
no LAUNDRY, or cleaning; good refer.
ence school or church; S12 per wk.
and carfare. Reply TO BOX 81 III.
WILL GIVE coon HOME to young
white lady for care of children and
nSht housework, plus salary. HE.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
CLERK

Age 80 to IS, white; permanent posi-.
ton; to count small parts packed
into cartons, etc.; some clerica
duties; must be physically active anc
have recent work experience; goot
surroundings; employee benefits, ad.
vancement. Write to POST OFFICE
BOX 3046, washington. D. C., giving
your experience. age, address anc
telephone number.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
SECRETARY

Secretary -Stenographer
National organization has opening
ior college graduate with credits In
ence. Must be expert typist and
take shorthand 40 wpm. White,
under age 35, 5-day. 37a-hr. week,
excellent working conditions. Write
quai1hcations to Box 423-C. Star.
stating salary expected. --25
ISECRETARIAL SERVICE
secretary CAPACITY Tor Guea varied d. interl Tean
esting assignments in professional
wp.m., shorthand, 10 w.p.m.. typinc
on. I.B.M.; excellent appearance,
high intelligence. required: paid va
cations, Decentralization, etc. Int. by
appt: only. ST. 3-6969. Ia
SILK SCREEN WORK-Experienced
s0pXy' ofly' rdf}SHFEIIix b1SHEI Y a,R \ St. me ne. ;,
pable of taking charge, Apply a421
Ga: ave, Silver Spring. -23
lSTENOGRAPHER, experience in small
once nreferred; permanent position,
peasant working conditions; hours
~ to 4; must be, reliable. State
salary open. Write Box 95-H, Star.
STENOGRAPHER, Al, legislative
division, trade association, 5-day
week, advancement opportunities
good; starting salary. S275 mo. Elk.
sTEN6GRApHER-sECRETARY. sl Eal
tional publication in Georgetown
requires experienced stenographer:
under 80: 5-day, 40-hr. week, vaca-
tsrtDe s1Gn ssa1R $40 hosaGtalsat0R
sMEN6d!SS ME; MdsSaTRE apRE CO 5;l914. v-.23
woman under 35 years Of age who
s. nrthand at a reasonable speed to-
work in regional ONCE OF large
corporation. Would prefer one who
has some knowledge of calculate
machine. Excellent working condi.
itions with group insurance and
disqualification benefits available
9-day week, Monday through Fri
DAY. 9 till 8. Apply in person,
DENRIKE BUILDING, Room 1910,
l010 Vermont ave. NV. --22
STENOGRAPIiER. exper.. math-
ematically inclined; 5-day, 40-hr,
week. Apply. Mrs. Burton, BARBER
& ROSS CO., 9th and v sts. me-,
sfENoGsRsaaiP;HER-Experienced ssai; ga for
national association; age 25 to 35,
sTESoGRSSPsHlEkkD 1f.sS5 Ssl kD dieis tfd 1ane expefi
ence desired. Permanent position
with good hours, leave, ETC. Apply
FAMILY AND CHILD SERVICES,
l022 l1th st. NV. --22
Stenographic Clerk
Evening star., 1954-11-21
STENOGRAPHER

Expert typists, shorthand. 100 wpm.
with publication dummying expert
ence. White, neat appearing. under
35. 5-day week Submit personal
data. education and experience to
Box 424-C. Star. Must I'LL before
Evening star., 1954-11-21

MEN

WITH OUTSIDE
EXPERIENCE, I.E.
CARPENTERS, PAINTERS,
ROOTERS, BR1CKLAYERS,
ETC.
Are you tired Of seasonal ups and
downs2 Would you like o steady
all-year-round job with excellent
earnings?
We have q wonderful opportunity
for several men who are handy with
their hands and not afraid Of hard
work. Must have truck and tools.
salary or piecework. Take your
choice.
Apply 1914 4th st. ne. Monday
thfodsh Wednesday 1-6 PIN.
Evening star., 1954-11-21
AGENTS

MAKE UP To t0a% profit by selling
our fine h-' Of Xmas cards to yoilf
friends "oiohbors. Free imprint
folder. c D'S, Ar 10th 81. NV.