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SANDWICH AND COUNTERMAN OR
WOMAN, white. over 81, expert.
ence necessary. WA. 1860. 20
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be experienced grease man,
have D. C. permit and furnish ref
erences; vacation after . mos. and
disqualification. Apply ANDERSON
SERVICE, 712 9th st. NV. -29
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, gen.
eral service station experience. good
salary and commission. Apply In
person. afternoons. JOHNNY'S TEX
AGO SERVICE STATION, goth and
service Iii Sf STATION ATTENDANT and
eountsrman white. d; E. EN-, EMPL;
SERVICE STATION ASST. MGR. for
large operation; must be capable of
operating shift and handling men:
applicants must apply in person !;
no phone calls. CONNORS. INC,
272I Mayor I'd Sc. g
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be exper. in fabrication. etc.:
free disqualification, good pay and
overtime. ROD WILLIS ESQ SERV-
ICE CENTER, 10th st. and Michigan
ave. ne. 80
SERVI. STATION ATT'D
Good pay. reas. hours, sick leave. vac.
with pay, etc. Apply in person. 10
am. LAD MILLS, Wis. and Cue st.
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MAN-DEPENDABLE

With car. Permanent employment,
Apply ELECTROLUX CORP. 37O7
ia. ave. NV. -----------------..---.----- -
MEN WANTED, for part-time eve
ninr work. hours. 6 to 9 PM. Mon.
through Fri. for enroaling children
on trial plan in music; direct leads
furnished; car essential. Apply
Mon. eve. May g between |? s1d
STUDIOS, ind floor, 1880 G st.
NV. Ask for Mr.. Burket. Il
YOUNG MAN. white, for dishwashing
and pot washing: chance to. learn
restaurant business: $50 week plus
meals, plus vacations. See MANAGER,
SHOLL'S COLONIAL CAFETERIA.
lo32 Connecticut ave. -.
time afternoon work in small store.
EN-. 2-667T. Il
YOUNG MAN, good at figures, wanted
bv steel fabricator to learn business.
Ability to type helpful Apply ROSS
LYN STEEL a. CEMENT CO., 303l
X St NV -
YOUNG MAN to learn shoe business,
with good future. Apply CHARLES
GunEG ScE n
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TRAVEL BY CAR
YOTJNG VETERAN

College graduate. under 20. business
administration major preferred
Permanent position with oppor-
tunity to learn automobile under
writing business with progressive
and rapidly growing insurance
company. Reasonable young man
with ability to meet public. inside
salaried position with excellent OPP
portunity for future. 5-day week. 3
to 4:30. GOVERNMENT EMPLOY
EES INSURANCE CO.. l4th and L
SITS NV. Please apply at L st.
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HElP-WoMEN

INVESTIGATION WORK for women.
/ 81 to As years. free TO travel o. g.
no experience ne sssary; salary. ex-
penseS. allowance while travelling.
Apply in person. do not phone.
Room 95l Warner Bids. II
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN-Physi
Si s27o. IA. s-I35i.
LEGAL SECRETARY-Pleasa air
conditioned office: 5-day. 35-hr.
week NE. $500 3
MAID. WHITE-potei nm. maid for
high-class building. For Sunday and
weekday work on hourly basis. Apply
at $500 Wis. ave. bet. $50 m
and lc noon and 6 o-m.-9 pm.
MEDICAL AND LEGAL sECRE-
TARiES, to do tipping IN own home.
Include phone No, Box 226-c. star.
MEDICAL OFFICE REcEPrioSIsr
and secretary: accurate typins de-
for interested and capable person:
pleasant environment and working
conditions, downtown area Reply.
stains qualifications fully. Box
NURSES, practical. white, under so;
night and day. duty; must be expe-
rienced and kind; exclusive private
Sanitarium. nearby Nd; live in. OIL.
s-I3O1. 80
NURSE, REGISTERED: immediate OPEN
ing qualified assistant operating
room supervisor, I35-bed general
hospital Apply SUBURBAN HOS
PITAL. Bethesda, Nd. -
NURSES AIDE, white. For general
duty in nursing home In Silver
Spring area. Must live in Refs
JU. g-7644. pa
NURSE PRACTICAL, white, graduate.
licensed as Asst. Mgr. in Sanitarium;
20 to 10. Must live in. Good salary
and surroundings. Excellent chance
for advancement II qualified Refs.
NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER i'm
mediate opening in established
private school. Call CO. 5-S256.
MRS. FOSTER.
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when answering advertise ieRtS
GddresSe 70 Star bITts d. NO.
tHcloss or 5iHdi references PHI -
Q. GphS or 1ther mater Is Of Der-
s0ndi Uulae Copies SeTE the pET-
pose. Originals HGy Get los.
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ENGINEERS
DESIGNERS CRAFTSMEN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
TEST PROCESS WRITERS
What's NEW at Melpar
NEW laboratories

NEW laboratories
Mepar's new laboratory in Falls Church offers
all the advantages of suburban location in addi-
ton to the finest facilities and equipment Positions
are also available at our Research Division in
Cambridge Mass and recently acquired facilities
in Watertown, Mass
NEW opportunities
Mepar's continued expansions offers new career
opportunities for individual growth and recognition.
Men of vision and imagination, who plan for the
future are quick to sense the potential with this
growing dynamic organization.
NEW projects
Continued leadership in eectronc research ana
development is reflected in our current group OF
projects with iong-ra military and industrial
applications.
MMisrowaye Technique Electro. Mechanical Design
Magnetic Tape Handling Packasing Electrone Equipment
Mlf5GSs's sn nifstts Authorization
Apply in Person
Monday Through Friday
8 AM. to 4 PM.
Melpar, Inc.
1000 ARLINGTON BLVD FALLS CHURCH. VA
Tak. Arnold from In Il
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pOnYNrrprD
and
Office MANAGER

FULLY EXPERIENCED, CAPABLE,
EXCEL LENT OPPORTUNITY,
SPLENDID FUTURE. APPLY s051
18th ST. SILVER SPRING. 80
CANDY SALESLADIES, for part-time
permanent positions. for our store
at 18th and Columbia I'd. NV;
experience not necessary. Apply
in person to Mrs. Wiener, Saturday
between 9:30 and 1880 a m. ROB
ERT WINSTON CANDIES. 1871
Conn. ave. NV. 2g
CASHIER; Monday through Friday,
no nights; reference required. must
be fast and accurate, Mf.. Brown,
SHOREHAM DRUG CO., 18th and
H SITS. NV. Il
exper. on MGR 20O0, for
modern downtown ladies store. learn
other interesting dTties and advance
with fast-groWing organization: Az
hr. week. MA. S-013l. a
experienced. for ladies
ready-to-wear store: permanent posi-.
ton; good opportunity. Apply kOPY
KAT rs II st. ne. rs
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1885 years OF age, some art expert
ence and willing to sive regular at
" to 4 evenings per wk. Apply Per
sonnet, Room sos. Open weekdays.
S:30-5. and Sat. 81. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
MECHANIC. lst class. exper, in con-
pendsble: refs. required Steady en-
pioyment: good working cond. Apply
1854 23rd st. NV %
MECHANICS. linoleum. floor and
wall tile, steady work, top wages:
! pm. HoMEcRAFTERs, inc, AIS
M e Al t. experienced with foreisn
cars. Phone, RE. 7-15lO, Il
MILL MEN, for woodworking plant;
steady work; call Mr.. MALLoN.
M HH. hIifH OPERATORS, capable of
good color work and close resistra-
ton: state experience and salary
s Ell f41 14SrT TtsR for ONCE cleaning:
s spSf Setween ne$ s4ai 18TH st.
NIGHT wATCHMAN, lse. construc-
tlUt JUL lNCN dNts' ocnClt
references, Call Mr.. NEWTON. HE.
OFFICE fRa:is' MANAGER. for construction
firm. Must have experience in pur-
chasing. estimating and construc-
ton details. References. Box 4s6-
o1FiFieE WORK, capable, m,ddle-ased
man for clerical and supervisory
position with a local taxicab COM
pany. State name. address. age and
references. Box 43s-C. Star. 20
oPToMETRIsT, PERM. POSITION.
GGo3D E,gTTREs , CHANGE nee FoRR 1D-
C.. ST 10th 81. NV NV. RE, 1850 %
PAINTERS twhitel Report ready for
work before 2 am Good pay. 1928
pA n Fl a;~ WANTED, 1st-class me-
chanics and sober men apply only.
Call after $3.50. ME. S-f692. MR..
PAINTERS white. Apply in perscn.
Call MR.. LAWRENCE. RA 5000.
PAINTERS report at y o clock, ready
for for T TiHi NO no h ap a5lo colqm-
PAINTERS, 90 men, mechanics only.
So and up. Georgia ave. TO Wiseman
I'd, in Wheaton. turn left to Pace
setter Homes. 30
PAINTERS WANTED
Must be sober. Report ready for work
Defense hwy. MASTER BUILDER
JOB. Call ST. 3-2166. days; evesa
JU. 7-5343.
Morse Decorating Co.
II
PARTS CLERK. with some Ford ex-
crismond l IN psfts ~ Sept. IoGAN
MOTOR CO.. iii 18th st. NV.
m
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HELP-MEN

YOUNG MAN. bet. 2I-26, one who Is
handy with smau tools and mechAnl-
eally minded 10 earn a trade such
as fountain pen repair lighter re-
pairs and engraving: must be ae-
party. Only those int rested in
perm Job with a future need apply.
THE JEWELRY SHOP, Concourse
PeEbaRon Bldg. call ia. 2-7l07 for
appointment. 30
YOUNG MEN, over Is, free to travel
with crew manager. No experience
needed. Average earnings $50 TO
to $50 per week Mr.. ROSS, RIM.
4U., I405 G 81 NV.
EUROPEAN Immigrants - Little
knowledge Of English and car quail
fles you for lifetime career witt al
Nationwide organization: earnings,
while training, around $500. l116i
o st. Sc, 10 to / pm. Thurs.
AMBITi0Us MEN. to teach ballroom
sal plus comm. opportunity for
advancement. Apply in person, q
TO $ Pm. THE VICTOR STUDIOS.
ENERGETIC ' Young MAN, expe-
rienced in retail jewelry operation,
to assist owner. Excellent oppor-
tunity or right man. +. H. JOEL,
Hopewell. Va. Il
TRAVEL BY CAR
Let me prove by actual sales that
YOU can earn S25 daily selling one
of Americas finest lines of air.
cushioned shoes No experience
needed. No investment Chance for !
advancement to MANAGEMENT po-
sitionS.
Interviews 10 AM. Saturday
Room 621, Bond Bldg,
14A4 New York Ave. NV.
D. c. EMPL. EXCHANGE
- to $40 |
CT ERIK S55 |
TRUCK DRIVER texp.t S61
PORTERS e. BUS BOYS to S35 |
COOKS g. KIT. HELP S35 to SOS |
S55 !
FILLING STA. ATT to SIS |
1912 9TH ST. NV,
HO. 2-421S HO. 2-1572 |
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INSURANCE. FIELD MAN

To a casualty field man with about 5
yrs. experience in the field. We offer
a fine position with an excellent tu-
ture. This is in the Washington
branch office of an established null
tip!e line company, Salary to be dis
Write brief resume to Box 490-C.
Star. Replies will. OF course. be held
in strict confidence Our employees
know nf this ad Il
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NEW projects
Melpar, Inc.

ARLINGTON BLVD PALLs CHURCH VA
raks Arnold from in and
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canvas goods preferred: steady W0Tk,
good working conditions. Apply 1904
Rhode Island ave ne. Il
SEAMsTREss- FILTER. experienced,
ladies ready-to-Wear: permanent
position. Apply lois Conn. ave.
sECRETARY-Youne lady for Dicta-
phone transcribing, part-time recep-
ZIONIST; filing and general office
work. no shorthand necessary; 40
hr wk.. no Sat. all company bene-
fits. DICTAPHoNE CORP, l2l1
Conn. ave. See Mr.. Dunpingan. ,---H9
for permanent position,
with national concern; should have
above average steno. ability; down
town air-conditioned office; company
paid benefits. Starting rate, $500.
Write Box 3a2-C. Star, 3
exper. Steno.; minimum
bookkeeping: capable of assuming
responsibility: interesting work: age,
20-35; paid disqualification; gen
erous salary increases: aiT..cond. Of,
fee; 5-day week. AID. 4-Si05. 20
experienced, good short
hand and tping. Private organiza-
ton. Near Library of Congress; SO
pei, week start. For appointment
SECY., perm, to well-known author
editor, internatl. field in his home.
Fast. accurate typist, good iude
ment primary requisites; shorthand
secondary. Start S3,t0U; incr. STU
yr. after & mos. Write fully BOX
40-C, Star.
sECYS.. STENOS.. bkkprs.. tspists,
comptr. oprS.. bank tel!erS. ofC.
mach. oprs S50-SSa wk. ATLAS
AGCY.. 1920 N. Y. ave. n W, RIM. 300.
SECRETARY
large mortgage banking flrm. Prefer
previous experience in mortgage or
legal work; permanent position: sal
ary ha Sed on previous pXper. End
aptitude. Interesting work for a
qualified individual 5-day. .,b-h r.
wk. with all company benefits. Write
full particulars. Box :23-Z, Star.
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MELPAR, INC.

TITLE CLERK, auto: 5la-day week.
good starting pay. congenial work,
ing conditions, paid vacation and
M ! IT, P !; i 6 LOGAN FORD. u III
nv SERvICEMAN, outside work. car
necessary. good pay. Call gu.
nv SERVICE MEN, part time ewes;
experienced outside. PENN TV CO.,
9aS 18th st. Sc. Ii. 4-046S. -29
WAREHOUSEMAN- 5-yr. experience
Warehouseman: in household goods
storage: must type inventories. must
be white and under SO yrs Good
opportunities and benefits. Write
and give experience. Box 493-c,
Star 20
WAITER, experienced only Apply
ALFONSO RESTAURANT. 1403 |; st.
Wool PREssER WANTED. Top
quality man only need apply. Steady
Job, $50 week base salary plus bonus,
vacation with pay and other bene-
ITS Box Sit Star. Il
BOY WANTED to work in grocery
store: must have D. c. license.
Apply r. RITZ. 301 Tenth st. s.w.
MAN. married, with car, for collec-'
ton and demonstration; salary plus
commission, Apply JAY STORES.
506 1th st: Sc. II. 3-l3l3. 80
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CLERK-TYPIST
NORTHEAST SECTION
ALSO ROSSLYN. VA.

Good opportunity with well.estab.
lished wholesale house for ambitious
worker wishing permanent employ
ment: 5-day, 4n-nT. week. ran SL
3-OOF0 Ext. 90 for apt. Il
CLERK-TYPIST
No experience necessary: S-day week
Apply nat. Sheer. II ABRAMssoN
Co 1903. 18th st. NV. -
CLERK-TYPISTS
openiLas for hi, h school graduates,
is to 35; 5-day veek. $3.50 am, TO
4 IS pm: a. conditioned building;
annual and sick leevt. non-prc 1T
cafeteria. W. cor yiHsr beginners.
h ABRIT All p npE INss6RA nc mgr c
s16 14th 81. NV. 80
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SAIESWOMEN
SEAMSTRESS

Experienced sewing awnings or
canvas goods preferred: steady WORK,
good working conditions. Apply 1904
Rhndn Island ave ne. Il
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.JANTT0R

Colored: good salary, nice living quar-
tiers. in small apt. bldg; desire So
Der, experienced married man; no
children; references required. Call
EN- 1.R0GD
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1345 r st. NV II
SHOE SALESMAN
Opening for man thoroughly exper-
fenced selling ladies fine shoes.
Aboye-average guarantee and COM
mission. Very pleasant working
conditions. Apply in person.
THE BOOTERY
1898 Conn. Ave.
SHOE statesmen, exper. only:
steady. excel. salary plus. Apply
manager. 1927 Good Hope I'd. sc.
SURVEYOR, party chief. northern
Va. area. Write giving exper. Box
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MASKING ARTISTS
PART TIME

25-35 years of age. some art expert
ence and willing to eive regular at
tendance. Hours, & pm. TO pm,
. to evenings per wk. Apply Per-
sonnet, Room sos. Open weekdays,
S:30-5. and Sat. 81. No phone
rails
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29

Janitor-Colored-E
bids.; good Starting Ai = salary Plus
modern apt. Apply DIXIE HOUSING
CO, Ills 18th st. NV, 3 to 8 pm
or call Ia. 9-lT02 or HO. 2-0149.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29

be able to operate stoker. Refs.
quarters. J. WALSHE INC, lll5
Eye s.. NV. MA. S-646S. Il
edge of oil burner and be handy
with tools. good starting salary
plus apt. and utils. Only exper. need
apply. See RESIDENT MANAGER,
1880 Wisconsin ave. NV. 20
JANITOR, new downtown apt. bldg:
married no children; non -drinker;
experienced No. oil burner and
ir-conditioning; salary. $3.50 mo.
and quarters. Elk. 3-1575. Il
apt. hotel bldg; married;
airs. and salary: non-drinker; refs.
l0th Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29

Top pay for top man, experienced
only: comm. and air-cond.; guar
anteeed yearly SAL. overtime. bonus.
vac. with pay. ANDY'S, LA. $4,000.
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NURSE
Practical. white. under 90. ST. 3-4u@5.

OFFICE CLERK, exper.. must be good
typist. accurate with figures: good
pay and working cond.. 5-day Wk.
Apply BUCKINGHAM SUPER MKT,
Tel ava
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Laborers Wanted

Do not apply unless you are expert
enced in hard work, such as pick
and shovel work
FIT. LINCOLN CEMETERY
32Ol Bladensburg Rd. NE.
LOT BOY. must be neat and agrees
sive. Apply in person only. TOWN
g. COUNTRY SALES, 1886 Wiscon-
sin ave NV
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HELP-MEN Cont. !

COOK, vhile; snort orJeT e. PEI q.
sober, no drifterS. WALDORF d.
NER, Waldorf Nd, Midway 5-:7ll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29

Good pay. reas. hours. sick leave. vac.
with pay. etc. Apply in person. 10
am. LAD MILLS, Wis. and Cue st.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-24
RICHARD o. KINGS
MOVE TO BILLINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard O. Kino
were here from Billings last week
10 complete the sale of their Sid
uey residence property to Emmet
Young, employe of the Montana
Dakota Utilities Co. Mr.. King. who
mad been in Minot on business. met
Mrs. King here when she arrived
from Billings. He was transferred
mere IN 1947 as district mana oa7,
Oy the Carter Oil Co., when thev
established their home in Sidney
and became active in communitv
aIIalrs. He was transferred to
BllIlngs as division merchandise
manager there by the Carter Oil
20. several months ago and. pend
ing sale of their home here and
securing suitable housing there
MRS. King and their daughter
charlotte, who graduated from
sidney high school last spring.
continued their residence here
Ihelr other daughter, Ann, is in
Ponca City, Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. King were highly
popular in Sidney and will be
missed by their many friends in
social and other community activ-
1tleS of which they were a part.
however, they are not so far away
snat they won't be here frequent
~. They left Sunday to drive to
Billings where they are getting
settled.
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-24
Annual Christmas
Seal Sale Now
Under Way

christmas seals were mailed
out recently to residents of Rich
land county by the local seal
committee headed by Mrs. Eli
gene Will. Other committee mem
bers are Mrs. James Adams of
Fairview, who has charge of the
Seal Campaign in Fairview and
Mrs. Elmer Sorenson and Mrs
II. F. Mikelson of Sidney. The
project is directed annually bv
the Sidney Women's club.
Three thousand letters. each
containing two sheets of 100 seals
were mailed making total of
$4,000 seals. Although no quota
mas been set for Richland county
Mrs. Will stated that the commit
tee hopes to increase the amount
OF last years sale which was
about $4,000. Proceeds from the
seals and also from the sale of
pencils in the schools. are used to
nght tuberculosis, 94qo of the
money remaining for use by the
local community and SO going
INTO research work on the disease
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-24
Charley Creek
BY the Ruffatto School

Pete P. Ruffatto went to Willis
ton last Wednesday to deliver tur-
keys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ruffato
and family, Mr. Quinto Ruffatto
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete P. Ruffatto and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete J. Ruff
fatto and family attended the
show in Culbertson, Sunday might.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Rauschendorf-
er were supper guests at the VIII
liam Fisher home Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Zoanni and
family of Sioux Pass were Sunday
dinner guests at the Anton Schmitz
home.
Mr. Pete P. Ruffatto delivered
pigs to the Hanson slaughter house
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marottek
and little daughter Sharon of near
Wolf Point were Sunday dinner
guests at the Pete P. Ruffatto
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ruffatto
and Thelma went to Culbertson
Friday afternoon. Thelma had
some dental work done. They were
dinner g uestS at the Stephan Ruff
fatto home. In the evening, Mrs.
Ruffatto and Thelna attended the
show while Mr.. Ruffatto and son
Frank attended the basketball
game getween the House of Da-
vid and the Harlem Globetrotters
The PTA met at the school Sat-
lrday night as the regular meet
ing night which is the second Fri
day night of The month was post |
ooned because of the death of
John Catanneos brother-in-law of !
The Ruffattos and Mrs. Fisher.
Mrs. Lefty Wesin was appointed
70 write for applications for school
accident insurance. Mr.. William
.lsher, Mr.. Raymond and Quinto
were the social commit
zee. Their course was a Joker
biscuits made by Raymond and
pancakes OF cloth dipped in pam
axe batter made by Bill Fisher.
men they served coffee, maple
tlcks and bear paws. The enter
committee were Pete P.
Paul Patch, AL Schnitz.
ma Alvin Fisher. They had Ste
man Schmitz bring his movie pro
ector and pictures. We all en-
Dyed the pictures, especially the
hildren. - !
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-24
Announcement

In keeping with the objective of
continued good service to its pa
irons and in an endeavor to op-
crate at the maximum efficiency
IN the most economical fashion
the Sidney Post Office, after con-
SIDERABLE study, will make some
changes in the city delivery SER
vice not now functioning eff
GENTLY because of the dailv Iate
arrival of all mail into Sidney
Beginning Monday the 28th of
November all city carriers will
leave the Post Office at 600
a. M. After the end of the severe
winter season when mail service
INTO Sidney may be improved or
changed and if the change in SER
wee causes too many incon-
Veniences to its patrons, we will
revert to the old schedule.
K. G. Carpenter, postmaster
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-24
CHILD EVANGELISM
CLASSES STARTED AT
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Mld-week child evange1ien,
classes were started AGAIN last
week at the First Baptist church
These classes are the same ae
those conducted by child evan
gelism workers in the homes
across our state, our nation and
other nations. They are sponsored
oy the Montana Child Evangelism
Fellowship and are entirely inter-
denomlnational, but are being
held IN the church because if Is
near to the grade school and pro
Vldes ample space for a large at
tendance of boys and girls
At present there is only one
class, that being for bows and
girls from the 1st thru the Ard
grades. The class is being held
IN the church basement on We'd
nesday afternoons at 800 right
after school. Miss Winona Coo6er
IS conducting the classes. All par
ents are encouraged to send their
that they may become
rooted and grounded in the word
Of God. y
The Sidney herald., 1955-11-24
Airport News
]. r. Sebastian

Trend of the times: The CAA
Illustrating its. point that air
traffic control problem is getting
more and more serious relates
that at certain times of the day
there is even a traffic lam on
the North Atlantic, between Can
der, Newfoundland and Shan
non, Ireland.
The Navy hopes to gain the
Worlds speed record from the
Air Force with its Chance
Vought Crusader. The Crusader
IS expected to zoom around at
1000 miles an hour. The present
speed record is 822.13 miles per
hour set in last August by the
Air Forces Supersabre, a fighter
now in operational use.
= *%
Passengers boarding Frontier
Alrhnes this past week included
+. L. Cooper, Colorado Springs:
a. L. Mccormick, Billings: DR.
|. j. Peterson, Billings; Jack
Mercer, Billings; C. J. Smith
Calgary; c. A. Brown. Edmon-
ton; Chris Hansen, Billings: Clar-
ence Klandl, Burlington, VT.
Another Frontier Travel Tip.
Leave Sidney 1886 p. m, arrive
Minneapolis 9:15 p. m. with din
1er on board Northwest Airlines
Flight 1O4. The Northwest Flight
S nonstop Bismarck to Min
leapolis.
1 hope everyone has a good |
thanksgiving and 1 know that
everyone is thankful for some |
hing.