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ADDITIONS. attic finished. dormer
guaranteed. UN. 4-249l. is
ADDITIONS, remodelins. painting.
papering. make all your repairs II
one contract, SO mos. to pay. 10.
A5Di fRR rs ' AIr fSnhae poreaes
)alousie Enclosures: sketches or esti-
mates free; all work guaranteed: no
money down. SO mos. TO pay. SEcO
SALES. ~ 5000. day or nisht
nstsIY US repair ha or . eo
ETC.. IS yrs. OF satisfactory service
call II 6-sI00 o. RA 6-a70a
AIR DUCTS and humidifiers in.
stalled: reasonable rates. After
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tile. nag
stone walls. s.eps eonsretas6; . small
B 3oSi foS oeaS.i so and iI modern
ties your home. adds zoos Of dollars
to the value OF your property. Can
be applied TO any surface. never
needs painting. weather. FIRE and
termite proof. Nothing down. low
s @9n1aiy payments FEsnSe eAp, E5sf
coMTRAcrfNG CO. 4sla Beth!sda
ave Peth"sda Md
CARPENTER-Does own work. recre-
alton rooms. cabinet work and attics
ti1ish Ses;11oi Reasonable prices Cal
CARPENTER, best-erade work, rough
and finished; homes and stores
work guar, good refs. HE. 4-4823
CARPENTER. 90 yrs exper. in nome
sSs. wa 90 ny own work. reason s!
Carpentry, remodeling. repaizs.
eabinetwork general Contracting.
CSRprErru 0.-r
DRAIN PIPES. electrically
EooTER. Phone RA. 6-ssss any
DAY; any night
garages; retaining walls. brick ter
race. All work guaranteed. 3459
Minnesota ave. Sc. LII. l-666S;
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re.
Immediately is RAJ 6.S2s9 any my time Time
ELECTRICIAN-All kinds OF wiring
mercial Lie. in Nd. EN-. 2-ssl4
FENCE chain link. sl,ls IT. COM
FLOOR t6s5S" t. sAN Z re- and nn,s Ms
rooms sanded. approx. SO; do my
own work. l. D. HAWKINS. UN.
FIooR SANDING. FIN. New &c So
IT.; old. loc and up. Free est: work
guar. C. l.. HINSoN. Ii. 3-754s
FLOOR SANDING. finishing, cleaning
GARAGES BUiLTOBrick, wood and
cinder block; monthly terms. LU.
10000 or ia. SOAP It'll 0 pm.
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting. plas-
tering: carpentry work, roof paint
GENERiI REPAIRS, painting. Elias
'ering. carpentering. paper ! aneing,
etc; We DO 2 goad lob: AP. 7.sl54;;
s sssyies 5Am sRs tGs HHyc c sTy
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
W VS. r Guar DT Wss. fEss ss@ate'
PAINTING. paperins, interior. exte-
rior. For reasonable estimates, call
Ju 9:4771 or JU. 6-4219. -1e
PAINTING, interi S, exterior; s5 f5ee
Ssskdsys after s al DAY SUNDAY
lst-class work; free est. Call any
time: 10. 2-0799. 10
lowest rates in town; white me-
chanic. free estimates. HO. 2-7l27.
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room up.
1854 sunfast washable paper; work
guar. RA. 1898 or HE. 1855.
MASTERING. new and repair work
Call after 5 evenings. tn. 2-2S92.
PLASTERING, painting. papering,
floor sanding. tile setting. .wall-tex
brick and carpentry work; reas.
NO. 7-5724. MR.. HORNE. 8"
MASTERING. new or old; repair work
done; immed. serv.; work guar: est.
free; white mechs. ia. a-O2OS. 10
PLASTERING. PAINTING: 1st-class
mechanics. Call HUI. 3-77S4 10
era. repairs. SUPERIOR DECORA-
TORS. LII. 1-9011. 3
Plumbing and Heating
Remodeling and repairs; hot-Water
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POULTRY, RABBITS AND EGGS

F aSs. 5aMAs FrE sBrg gFgsh N SS
K st. NV. ME. s-oose.
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AMBITIOUS MAN

20 to As yrs. old. Sincere,
reliable. interested in lifetime
career in sales or manage
ment. Car required. but no
travelling. Sales experience or
knowledge Of our business I'M
necessary. We train you thor
oughly to assure success. Our
average salesman earns about
S105 O wk. Above-average
men earn considerably more.
II qualified. promotion to sales
MANAGEMENT position assures
average earnings Of $4,000 to
$4,000. Above-average man
ayers have opportunity for
extremely high income for
lifetime. Perhaps you are in
your present position because
no better opportunity pre-
scented itself at the time. This
may be q real opportunity for
you. For personal interview
phone MR.. TONEMAN at the
Woodner. HU. 3-4400. Monday
or Tuesday from 8 til Z.
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Bedroom suites-2 expensive
grade complete crotch and
swirl mahogany bedrm
suites, 3 medium-gra bed
rm. suites, odd bedrm.
pieces, Chinese teakwood
stands, several French motif
inlaid coffee and tea tables,
living rm. sofas and chairs,
ETC., all to be sold by public
auction at Williams Auction
House, 918 New York ave,
Tues, tomorrow, commenc-
ing at 2 pm. Phi: Ma.
8-2679.
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Comfortable green
Lounge chair $4,000 5000
Modern armless sofa
converts to single
Wrought iron d. cow 1900
nette chairs 1895 6.95
fet = 1900 5000
rubber lounge chair 1900 1900
dinette 5000 $500
size, 5000. 1895 1895
dresser with mir
ror and panel bed $4,000 90 90
z. modern sofas up
to -. 10000 5000
sofa in foam rub
ARMIES foam rub -'''OO '''o0
s Der chair 1925 29,95
RUBBER mattress
and matching box
spring. table size 1900 40 q5
Blond bedbar. chest
al and 2 night tables 1925 5000
boz springs. each 1895 1895
LINED oak end. step
and cocktail tables
with plastic tops 1898 so5
30-in. divan bed
with bolster in
decorator fabrics 69e5 1895
BUDGET terms and delivery can be
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

man ,driver) leaving
Feb. Is or II. Take 2 or 3. ME. s.
1921. lls
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MAN WITH ZAP
HELP-W0MEN
ACCOUNTING CLERKS

ACCOUNTING CLERKS
Experienced or inexperienced, ages Is
M 22 filing. manual bookkeeping
and figure work: occasional tipping !:
pay SA increases sn; 01 permanent E positions,
CSI' Ma 10000, Ext. 2S6 for ap-
pertinent. .
AIRLINE - secy.. public relations
newspaper bkgrd helpful. Respons.,
competent; shorthand and tipping
req. Age 25-3s. Call ST. 3-4500.
ALTERATION HANDS. exp. in cloth
coats and dresses. Apply z1RK1NS,
A Ssi II4FS E NV G1RL-REcEPT7oN-
IsT sxpe.isnseed f n handing 6as P9Slie
CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERs, l51O
Eye st. NV. 10
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Woman with full or part time use of
car, able to work ewes, TO nelp man
careers; potential 500 . wk. on
comm. and fee bonus; oppor. for adv;
pm. ask for MRS CONNoR. %
AUTO TITLE AND SETTLEMENT
CLERK = Permanent. experienced:
local GIN oealer: o-oay Wk. All
ytfh ability. Mr.. NORRIS. d. =
BEAvTIClAN, experienced in all
work: also manicure. Apply in
person. AN1TA's BEAUTY SHOP
BEAUTICIAN OPERATOR Gooo
operator wanted. Apply FRED. THE
aAIE STYLlsT at Brooks, 100
BEATTiCiAN man. hair stylist. iI 70,
modern salon: SlO0 wk'. hours q In
.; CASTOR OF PARIS, BRADLEY Blvd
55aa9922nine Center Bethesda. 81, 4.
BEAUTICIAN. expert all arou S !.
excellent opportunity; hours. o 70
e .; Apply in person. 4S47 Mass
BEAUTICIAN WANTED-5-davv s..
gooo working conditions. CLARE
MONT BEAUTY SALON, 1920 King
ST. Alexandria. Va. XII. s-65Is'
BEAUTY, OPERATOR. full. part time
sir.cond; shop. :ENNIE Lou HATS
STYLIST. New Hampshire ave. AZ
gniyersity lane. JU. 5-7s49. ID
BEAUTY OPERATOR with ,o,,ovsSD,
Interested in locating with 4 dow.
town modern. air-cond. salon Rnr
379-E. Star. N. q SSVA'
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FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE SALE

Brand-new top quail
ity, modern furniture.
not just at discount
prices, but many pieces
below wholesale.
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a MANS WORI,Do
FEMALE HELP WANTED

Neat, pleasant. aggressive woman
bet. 20 and 80, to set UP appoint
ments for salesman on special radio
give-away program; no selling. pre-
fer woman with magazine or cos
metic sales exper.; $50 per wk. for
capable person. Call bet. / and 3
for personal interview. ia. 9-1066.
Unusual Opportunity
For a woman Wifi nice personality
and car. One who can work 3 or
hours early evenings and needs to
earn as much as $50 to 500 In a
week. No Investment. no canvass
ing. no collections or deliveries.
Position leads to opportunity In
WASHINGTON. Indian Head. Laurel
and surrounding area. with guaran-
teed yearly salary. For information
write Box 3S0-B. Star. 3
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OFFICE FURNITURE

OFFICE FURNITURE
$4,000 STOCK. NEW AND USED.
OFFICE FURNITURE SALE SPE-
GG IIAL PURCHASE, UNITED Ma,
DESKS. CHAIRS. FILING CASES
EVERY DESCRIPTION. WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL. SAVINGS UP
TO Soc. FREE DELIVERY.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. co.
500 N. Y. AVE. NV.
ORGAN. used Organtron, model sim
mahogany finish. 2-manual. 80
pedal keys: complete with tone
cabinet: A. G. o. Specifications: ex-
tellent playing condition and ap-
pearauce: rare value at S7S5.
HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV. Established 1870
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ATTENTION LADIES

ATTENTION LADIES
Can you be away from home IL hrs.
or more weekly. day or evening? We
have a part-time job for you that
will earn you $50 wkly. or more.
Phone MA. S-7351, 1914 pm.
A MANS WORLD?
Not when you can earn $3.50 per
hour mornings. afternoons or eve
nings Choose your hours. Earn
more with experience. Children no
handicap. Use Of car essential. Call
LO. 5-09n0 -
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PLUMBING and Heating
Remodeling and repairs: hot-water
heaters, all makes. ia. a.6124.
ROOFING. ali types: cutters. spouts,
carpentry and painting. A. D.
ROO REPAIR. all types; guar. work.
white mechanics. free estimates
HO. 2-7I21. .
Stone, Flagstone, Cement
in retaining walls, patios
flower boxes. steps. walks. drives
24-hr. service For o free estimate
call JERRY. LU. 1-475G.
TV REPAIRS. FREE ESTIMATE
Day or night service; reas. rates: all
work, parts and labor guaranteed ]
year. ia. 9-46S3. is
nv SERVICE incl. ewes, Sat. and
Sun: expert. fast dependable: guar
TELESERv1CE. Ia. $4,000. jig
and slip covers: wide
selection of fabrics to choose /, ON;
cpec. occ chairs. $40 GREENE
UPHOLSTERIN(. CO.. DE. 2-21O4
FIVE RMS. and hall papered for
$3.50; labor and materials furn.
Call RIA. 6-9673. DIETRICH. 10
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TARPAIu.INS

DROP CLoTHS-cANvAs
LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE
25l3 NJ ST. NV. Elk. 1882
TELEVISION SALE
WE s5AT al a5 P1s SHTs REIeEs
AIMCO TV SALES
3143 N WASHINGTON Blvd.
Arlington. Va Open til 8. ia. $1,000
TYPEWRITER, ROYAL PORTABLE,
Sigh used Sc call Mon thru -d Fl.
Royal de luxe port.
matching table. practically new, orig.
ribbon. Cost. .S110; sell, S75 cash.
r W1 Sf34}a sfteE s, pm. 10 -
and repairs CENTRAL, 2o19 18th
TYPEWRITERS-New portables. from
terms AMERIcAN. TYPEwRirTiER
CO. l431 E Capitol ST.. II. 3-00S2
TYPEWRITERS, port. tNEWl, Rem.
Royal, Smith-Corona. Und.. Olympia;
free. home dem. $50 wk. DI. =
WASHER. fully automatic with soap
nable. OIL. 4-5814. S
WASHERS. reconditioned; wringers,
S19.95 and up; automatic. S24.95
and up; also 500 saving on new
floor samples and demonstrators
ACTION SERVICE CO., 1904
Georgia ave, RIA. $4,000. Open
I'll pm 5
WASHING MACH, Easy Spindrier, de
luxe mode. like new; cost S20a,
viii sell 500 or best offer. RA
WIZ niSS. MACHINE uopapT 9oo
amps. Mt. on Dodge truck. Complete
outfit. Price. $675. LAUREL 909-J.
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SECRETARIES

OEOAEl AhlEO
Interesting md varied duties. in an
expanding research , orgaini5ation;
portunity for advancement; excellent
eHA''0Ss Apply GsPI!i'i in PERSON
= AM. TO 4 PM.
MELPAR, INC.
440 SWAMI AVE
CAT Jefferson Davis HWY
ALEXANDRIA. VA. p
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, ex-
perienced, alert. personable.. 70 to
IS; well-estab. national trade asso-
citation. Good opportunity. n sidsy
Write. giving full particulars. past
employment, educ, age, starting sal
airy. Apply Box 1886, Star. %
SOPRANO SOLOIST. Protestant. ex-
perienced: | service. Phone WO.
s-4nn1 or ME. S;053S. =
with opportunity for permanent
position in accountancy and tax
work: fine opportunity for qualified
person; pleasant working condt-
tons; begin immed.: salary open.
For further information phone Mr..
STEAM TABLE GIRLS. white. for
week. early hours; paid holidays
and vacation. meals and uniforms
furnished. Call Mon. or Tues. be-
tween Oil am. OIL. 4-43oO. ext
observation-disclosures typins
surate with experience and ability.
Opportunity for advancement. Apply
in person, Q to pm. OFFICERS
OPEN MESS. Boiling Air Force
sTENoGRAPHER. 90 w.pm.. typing;
100 w.p'm., Shorthand. Ma. s-36s4
STENOGRAPHER. preferably recent
grad. with excellent school record
and some knowledge Of bookkeeping,
Trade association. ST. 3-6702. %
STENO. for aviation communicat atoms
aryi airline privileges ME. $4,000.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. monitor
board: ability TO type: 5-day week.
Apply ind A., l722 Eye st. NV.
r II PhS CnER eailsl of Washington
oldest and largest automobile deal
ers has an opening fol-. an expert
enced title clerk must be fully &C
ouainted with title laws for Va,
Md. and .. c.; pleasant surround .
ings, air-cond. otiice, sroup hospi-
anu SChN-Odo
TYPiST. white. not over 40: must be
accurate; 5-day, 35-hr week. $50
per wk. to start. Box S9-C star.
TYPIsT-CLERK. recent high school
grsdpate experience hnr r not nes aMERT
CAN SURETY co, SCI southernn
WAITRESS. Young woman. white: ex-
sTn Ps aye ta nw d.y R and nsSe
perienced only. in food and drinks,
SHAMROCK TAVERN. newly remod-
eled. 1895 NJ ST. NV. 10
MATTRESSES, white; night CLUB sr e5-
EXTRA CASH-seli shelled pecans 70
Mideity sta. Wash. D. c. s
OrPORTUNITY-Fu or rar., time;
sales depar.mnent. For s Sssails; n car ~
EXP IN iSsf HR1y S5 e' tol art 70 needle
FLYING Fly S1;0S NEEDIE. so7 5. Washing
ton St AlexanGEl'. - .
AVON COSMETICS are in demand
You can earn good income as rep
perience necessary. RE, 7-s1 OF. %
WHITE LADY to work in saleSroom
Of nursery in West Hyattsville: also
to help in offlce and greenhouse
tipping required; 5Ia days. Reply,
stating exper.. wages and refs; p. o
Box t51. west Hyattsville. Md. 10
YOUNG WOMAN, age 35-45, to work
in premium gift store; pleasant
work 4l-hr. week: Apply PREM
UNI STORE, 1905 Eye st. NV. Tues
day and Wednesday morning only.
YOUNG WOMAN. for general ONCE
work; prefer someone with some
experience in phoning slow &C
counts See Mrs. Wildrick: JORDAN
PIANO CO, corner 18th and G
SITS. NV. MORNINGS between 10
and 10. %
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CASHIER

To work in credit once Of one of
Pleasant working conditions Store
discount and benefits. Apply Mr.,
Miller IA floor
PHILLIPSBORN
1901 F ST. NV.
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OFFICE CLERKS
PIX OPERATOR

PIX OPERATOR
Under 30. to help operate q 2.po-
sition inter-o once dial inter-com
municating board; must have had
long distance experience and be
able to handle efficiently special
secretarial services; in confidential
resume give education. special train
ing and experience. Box 252-C.
Star. 10
PIANIST. man or woman. expert
enced, to play all types of music in
restaurant. Call ia. 4-0356 after
10 am. IS
REAL ESTATE-Girl for general Of
flee work. Must be neat typist. take
some dictation, apt and willing to
learn; not over 35 yrs. old. See
Miss Milstead. 51a-day week. MAR
SHALL j. MAPLE CO.. 1924 14th
st. NV. AID. 4-20.05. IS
home furnishing store;
good opportunity for developing into
decorating; selling experience neces-
sary; 5-dav wk. Apply in person,
SMITHS, INC, 1928 Wis. ave.
bethesda, Md. 3
SALESLADY, exp, for curtain and
drapery shop: 5-day week; $50; va
cation with pay. See MR.. MARKS.
no 18th st., NV. %
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ROOM for employed
CT. woman avail. Feb. is: brkfst.
privil,. free phone, semipvt. bath; in
eu~d NV. IoGat4on. AID. 2-2521.
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BUILDING Materials. used; lease
gone. Sash and doors, lumber, half
price. Open all day Sunday. 3x12s,
20 10 80 IT,. &c per II. See SHIP.
1921 JET Davis hwy. s.
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SLAUGHTER'S
For Year-Round Living
COOKING PRIVILEGES

Running water, lge. pleasant front
room, twin beds; conr tranSp.,
shopping district. 1924 Biltmore St,
NO. 1-3037. Call afternoons and
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Budget terms and delivery can b,
arranged.
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SLAUGHTER'S

Serving washington 80 Years
Over 800 Rooms For Pleasant Living
8 DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS
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PART TIME
AMBITIOUS
YOUNG MAN

inclined to assist our dis
play manager. An unusual oppor-
tunity to learn this fascinating and
well-paying profession. Excellent
opportunity for advancement. Apply
Mr.. Stewart, THE YOUNG MEMS
RHOP 1910 2 ST NV q
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interesting md varied duties. in an
expanding research organization;
convenient suburban location: op-
portunity for Advancement; excellent
employe benefits.
APPLY IN PERSON
= AM TO PM.
MELPAR, INC.
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CLEAN ROOM opp. wardman
/: mr.. shopping and bus: hot
and rfgr. optional. co. 5-1556.
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NEEDED Ar ONCE
White only

Young white man with car. who
needs to supplement present in
come. For interview call MRS.
BOYCE. AID. 2-6445. Sunday I2-4.
or Monday 1.5 8
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Puppeteer Family


DUPPETEERING has be-
come the favorite family
activity OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Jervis and their chill
dren, Nelson. 10. and Alice, Z.
Mr.. Jervis. who Is assistant
director of audits for the
General Accounting ONCE,
builds the theaters, both
portable and stationary. tThe
portable ones have to be light
enough for his wife Ida to
hoist on to her back In adj
ditiOn, he makes many Of the
props and lends his voice
while manipulating charac-
tiers In the troupe known as
Happy Joe's Puppets"
The children are consulted
for ideas and dialogue when
their mother Is writing q
script, and they invariably
handle the child and animal
puppets during a perform
ance.
Happy Joe's puppets have
entertained in schools,
churches and hospitals. at
private parties and carnivals.
and on television.
Mrs. JervfS, as a child, had
the task Of baby-sitting for
younger brothers and sisters.
Once, after a particularly try
ing session. she hit on the
idea Of fashioning puppets
out Of discarded toys and
scraps of fabric. BY weaving
tales about the miniature
figures and manipulating
them at the same time, she
found that she could keep her
small-fry audience breath
lessly absorbed and quiet.
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Years later, in Knoxville,
Tenn, when Mrs. Jervis be-
came a teacher in an elemen-
taFy school, she remembered
her success with her brothers
and sisters and proceeded to
build the class lessons around
puppets by dramatizing the
reading Of stories and invest
ing dull subjects with anima-
ton.
Next came marriage, World
War II and son Nelson. To
keep him occupied one day,
Mrs. Jervis made a clown
from an old jack-in -the-box.
In those days, Nelson heard
so much about CT Joe from
his father, who was in the
Army. that he named the
clown Happy joe" Even
tually, the clown acquired a
cat-made from a broken
rattle-then a dog, and finally
a rabbit. Thus Happy Joe's
Puppets" were born.
The general term puppets"
includes shadow, hand and
rod puppets, and marionettes.
The JerviSes operate hand
puppets; the thumb and third
fingers move the puppets
hands, and the forefinger the
head. These puppets dart
quickly all over the stage,
swoop up objects in their arms
and set them down with a
bang. They fight ferociously.
cavort gracefully and indulge
in slapStick.
According to Mrs. JerviS. a
successful puppeteer has to be
a jack-of -all-trades-painter
sculptor, carpenter. costume
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paper. water and wallpaper
paste. After the heads dry.
features are painted. Then
hair is pasted on. perhaps in
the form of yarn. frayed rope
or a pot cleaner. Costumes are
made of scraps and sewed OF
to the heads.
''Purpetry is an inexpensive
hobby says Mrs. JerviS. who
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designer, seamstreSs. script
writer. hairdresser, director,
actor. musician and child psy-
chologist. The JerviS collec-
ton of several hundred pup
pets can last indefinitely,
claim their creators. The
papier-mache heads are built
up into almost solid ones
accomplished with strips of
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teaches the subject in a pri-
vate school Of creative arts.
1T is also an excellent means
of bringing families together.
And the children can work
out their hostilities by batting
the puppets around, instead Of
each other"
When Nelson and Alice de-
eide to give a play in their
home, 4019 North Twenty
fifth street, Arlington, they
ring a cow bell. Within
seconds, hordes Of children
troop into their basement and
seat themselves on overturned
cartons facing a stationary
theater. When the perform
ance Is over-whistl they're
out again.
A typical school play is
about two witches who mix q
brew and cast a spell over the
teachers. Every time a par
tlcularly disliked teacher tries
to give out arithmetic prob
lens. she finds herself, in
stead, handing out chocolate
covered cherries. She says
things like. Such terrible
children-you're always on
time-can't you be late once
in a while?" School buses are
suddenly bewitched. Instead
Of picking up the children,
they disappear into thin air,
and there are no school classes
for at least a week.
The youthful audience s
shout, clap their hands, hurl
warnings and sometimes weep.
They do not realize-not yet.
anyway-that they are re-
Yelling in an art that was once
practiced by such illustrious
people as Plato, Michelangelo,
Shakespeare and George Ber-
nard Shaw
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-01
POlled Breeders
Plan SIS Sale

MEMBERS of the states newest
Hereford group, the Montana Polled
Hereford Association, have lit the
fuse that will lead to their first bull
sale next spring.
At a meeting Feb. Is, directors of
the association tentatively planned
the sale for late February, 1855, at
Great Falls. Details are expected to
be announced by early summer.
AS now planned, the sale will fea-
ture consignments from members
plus bulls from prominent Polled
breeders around the state invited on
a guest basis. Directors expect to
make it an annual event.
The association, first organized at
meeting last October, is set up to
include Polled Hereford breeders in
central and northern Montana. Off
GERS are Ernest A. Weist, Agawan,
president; Kenneth Mclean, Au-
gusta, vice president; Charles Voss,
Conrad, secretary, and Kenneth
Mortag, Great Falls, treasurer.
In addition to Weist and Mclean,
directors are Carl Hinderager,
Power; Dan Latin, Belt, and Victor
Lenoir, Cut Bank.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-01
Canadians Plan
Hereford Tour

HEREFORD BREEDERS in the
Alberta, Canada, area have recently
expressed their desire to have fell
low breeders in Montana join them
as guests on their annual tour of
breeders farms and ranches in the
province, probably in late June or
early July.
While no final dates or exact
itinerary have been set up, it is ex-
pected that the tour will cover many
of the top Hereford ranches both
north and south of Calgary. At least
one of the larger commercial opera
tions will be on the two or three day
route.
The Montana group will be met
at the border, after having grouped
together at some central point in
Montana.
1t is contemplated that the tour
will disband at Calgary at the end
of the third day, so that Montanans
may visit elsewhere in Canada or
return home as they wish.
Montana Farmer Stockman read
ers will be informed of the exact
dates and itinerary of the tour in
later issue.