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Evening star., 1955-02-28
SALESLADY

SEAMSTRESS, white. for dry cleaning
store in Silver Spring; sxper, in
ladies and mems wear full-time
.smploymsnt. JU. s-4550., >
ana 5edsPresds. shEiBERTS =, ,DEcoeRAs, ces
eECRETARY-Leading public rela-
tions organization: secretary to
manager. community affairs depart
ment; So. 800. after 8 mos. 81; 900;
BRIDGE. ST. 3-3535. rs
sECRETARY-Radio Tv program
ming. Interesting work. Some pre-
yious experience preferred. Must
know SHORTHAND and be available
NAPffoNHL.' ffodsi1.' BRoApcAsr1Eo CAS- Se'uese co.
Sheraton-Park Hotel.
SECRETARY, with bookkeeping expe-
rfence. nice appearing, between 30
awe 40 years ear Of ssd ge must ntsn BE- ab9Ts
public: salary open; Phone for ap-
pointment. Mr.. KAHN, RE. :-s676.
sEcRETARY. permanent position at
National Airport. 5-day week. Air
line pass priyileees: Starting salary
.$225.S250::. Phone Elk, 3-7s56. Il
permanent: must. be reliable. me-
thodical, neat and accurate and fast
Ct Stenosraphe work law avn once n ex
inexperienced. able person: salary.
PARTRIDGE. RE. 7-6540. is
SECRETARY. 25-40. 1-girl ofice;
insurance experience, knowledRe
bookkeeping: Glebe rd.; 5 days: $50.
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT, 1884
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, ia.
SECRETARY, no shorthand for treas.
Of growing financial Institution; age
20-25: tipping ability with average
speed req. Must have capacity to
take resp. and carry out assign. D.
day week. Apply Room 500, Invest
ment Bldg. 18th and K SITS. NV.
eECRETARIES-We have openings
for young ladies: previous bank ex-
perience preferred but not essential:
salary commensurate with tbility;
ideal working conditions with liberal
cations, 5-day week, ETC.: excellent
opportunity for advancement. Apply
in. person. personnel department,
third floor. 1887 Conn. ave. NV.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF WASH
sECY., s85o. Some ins. exper. GEN
ERAL EMPLOYMENT, 1907 H st.
SECRETARY in small ofiice, efh.,
neat appearance. proficient, in typ,
basic bkkpg. desirable; age, under
80; sal. commensurate with ability;
40-hr.- wk. Hyattsville area. AP.
SECRETARY. age ao-a5, Secretary to
high executive in lge. natl. assoc
OF industrial mfgrs. Versatile per-
son. public relations conscious; ;
Personnel Div. MANAGEMENT CON-
Sill ,TANTS INC 110R n, n "
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STENOGRAPHERS
STENOGRAPHERS

Becretarial service can use last. ac
curate stenogs. on temp. Jobs; hrs
p-5. ST. 3-1972. Il
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WAITRESS white. over Il; liguoE ex. *
Apply in person. 142s L st. NV
WAITRESS. white, experienced. Apply
TAURANT. s35 Pa. ave. NV.
WAITRESS. white, for nIghtwork:
MILLER's COVERED WAGON. l4Oa
WAITRESS, white. must be over 81,
fs9S ssf5E REEsrAGRAs s9adsE sss1 MARI mari
wHiTREssEs, white. experienced
Apply in person. RECTOR's RE-
STAURANT. 1345 Connecticut ave.
WAITRESS. wanted, / day and ]
night. experienced in food and
LIQUOR. must be oyeE y: Apply p,,z in
colored. experienced. Cali in person
OLD DOMINION CLEANERS. 4036
Lee hwy, Cherrydale, Va. Il
GIRL. for general ONCE work; some
tipping, 5-day week: good salary to
start: preferably living in Hyatts-
LxpfEs x5f SRI r. Sou So VA cAN SELL real s
ts,;son tSts or cS want t9 learn; can M Miss
regular AVON customers; earn 500
S25 wkly. near your home. DI., z
LADY, white, widowed mother. 5O-8o
board and salary In return for care
week ends Of If desired. Phone 10
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TOOLS

Daily $40 to 8. Sunday 1890 to / 80
sSSAin sG1 PowER sEsS saw. r. sss: " pAEHE EEEc.
TRIO DRILL AND SO PCS, Sl9.
LIGHT CORDS, Is FT.. $1.35; 25
Fl, S1.75: 100 FT.. S4.95; DRILL
STANDS ST q sS 80 sLoGKs. 81 FALLS FALLS. S.
TYPEWRITERs, s25 and up. ali
makes, Discounts on new portables
Tv, 2o;in; CHM Muntz: mt blond table model l
so. 5-4934. .
TV, Admiral, IL" console, walnut;
$40. JU. 7-7432. Il
TV, 17-in. Motorola, table model,
good working condition; $40. RE.
WASHERS, all makes. types; Ss.95
up: most guaranteed: repairs and
service. FREDERICK'S. 1905 14tb
st. NV, ia. 9-7900.
WASHER. automatic Westinghouse;
good workins condition; best offer
olson st NV, Apt. 2. Ia. 9-O647,
WASHER, Easy Spindrier: must sell;
S65: excellent condition; will guar
antee. Call anytime. RIA. 3-9l35;
WASHER, Bendix automatic, $40:
Thor semiauto.. $50. JU. 5-7473.
WASHING MACHINE, GE, in excel.
cond.; summer rugs, Sisal: leaving
town. RA. 6-4S91. -2S
WATER HEATER, new; will sell
reasonable. Days. Ii. 4-5600; ewes,
TO 1000 CORDS seasoned hard
Tood. COOPER SUPPLY GO. Si3
o-1525. -
SALE-Refgrs., ranges,
dryers, washers, freezers, air con-
ditioners dehumidifiers, fluorescent
fixtures, fans; new, used and floor
models. all for cash. 4S11 Bethesda
ave. OIL. 10000.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
WOMEN, 40 TO 60
RARE OPPORTUNITY

Would you like to build o thriving
community business? You can start
this disnified work part time now
Hours to suit your convenience
This is an unusual opportunity for
quality product with company
that is the leader in its field. Call
MIR. ROBBINS, JU. 9-4s36. Us
Young LADY, between 21-30, i'm
mediate openings available, for quail
iiied applicants, as dance instruct
ors. full or Lart time. With or with
out experience. Rapid advancement
to execariye position; iSn;,, a. nish nst SAL
uraI dancing ability. must be person
able. attractive and intelligent. Ap-
ply after ] pm, DALE DANCE
STUDIOS, 1886 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
MlscEL FOR SALE tcent.l
FURNITURE and rug cleaning. in
your own home. or once. fully guar

FURNITURE, UNCLAIMED-Rounc
pedestal oak table. SIS; Chippendali
wing chair, $50: china closet. sis
rollaway bed, S12: studio couch
S2S; 9xl2 rug. SIS: breakfast table
and chairs. S22: single or double
bed, $40; chrome bar STOOL. IS
dining room room chairs ;,a;. So; inns, me,
seat. $50; Hollywood bed, S22
$50; se;ST' coli spring pd s.; LAWSON LAWSON hair hair
S35, double bookcase headboard
S32: sofabed. $40. telephone table
s5. We do. reupholstering. refinish-
ling, draperies and cornices, custom
made furniture. slipcover sofa snd
chair, S47; extra chair, S17.9E;
sofa and chair, reupholstered, $50!
labor and material included. IL
colors Of texture materials anc
MANN N ! n UPHoLsTEsERs. rG 2447 18th
FuRNITURE-Dropleaf table. mahog.
dresser, chest Of drawers. misc. items
Reasonable. JU. S-3043. -2S
FURNITURE-Hall rug, chair, dra-
peries, bedspreads, suede coat, other
items AID. 2-7S64.
FURNITURE-2-pc. liv. rm. suite
500; upright wringer-type washer
S25. 10. 1-1522. II
FURNITURE-Hide- -A-Bed, full size
good condition; $50 or best offer
LO. 7-2RSO. Il
SALE-We're moving to I
larger showroom. Special reductions
on our original low prices. Brand
new. better grade bedrm.. dining rm.
liv. rm. suites; factory samples
closeouts. etc. at tremendous saw
ings for cash. LION WAREHOUSE
BLDG, 460 New York ave. NV
Daily. 1916: Sat. It'll 4. RE. 7-4310
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

WORKING GIRL to share attrae..
modern, air-cond. bedrm. apt with
another girl; nr. GNU. Ewes; or
week end, DI; 7-o309;, Is
1901 CONN. AVE.-Will share very
College grad. or hiRh-type, age 22-
80. AID. 4-154D after 6 pm.
LAZY who works nights to share
al with another ladv: and share
child care; everything furnished.
Want HS 4Ial2s 4 yicf afts5 fc6NS. AVE. ApT.?-
Share with 3 other girls, Rent
S37 so per mo. Call HU. 3-7@74:
WOULD LIKE l or persons to share
new apt. Private bedrm.. TV. phone.
10. 3-406j
GEORGETOWN--Ma under 30 10
share "-be 4room apt. with another
man. Rent. s65. Call after q, Ho.
2-gO63.
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ALERT WOMEN

25 to so to handle Nationally Adver-
tised Sterling Silver and Bavarian
China. Average SS5 to Sl25 per
week. Not canvassine. No expert
ence required For appointment call
OF. 4-6963. 10 to l or to pm.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
CECPETAPV

For branch office Of national concern;
excel. position for intelligent person,
age approx. 25-35: q 1-girl office;
6-day week. liberal benefits; some
shorthand. varied interesting work
For appt call DE 9-5775 .
Evening star., 1955-02-28

RELIABLE WHITE COUPLE 10 taks
in exchange for q nice unfurntshed
Groom, kitchen and bath basement
apartment. No objection to small
child. Box 65-V, Star. -29
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

MASS. AVE. NV. 14Os-Excel food,
carline, TV. Bendix. AID. 4-9777.
1927 18th ST. N.W.-Double and
triple rooms with private bath; other
Vacancies. good meals. 2S'
CLUB MASON, 1926 N. H, ave. NV
De luxe living in q club residence,
for refined ladies, men: S16.50 up
incls. full course meals, hotel serv-
ices CO. 5-93ia, NO. T-67T0. ---3
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2001 at Conn.
ave. Nice attr. rms. with new air
cond: young people; good meals.
SIS wk CO. 5-24J3. 50
CALVERT HOUSE. l40l 18th NV
Ideal residence for business people
sWitchboard, sn dn' Tv. si5 s'per per week. @i
LARGE SINGLE OR DOUBLE room
with pvt. bath, in attractive private
home; good meals. HU. 1868. Il
The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 ASHMEAD PL NV
Half block off Conn ave al 23o0
overlooking Rock Greek Park, Dbl.
and sgle rms, pvt. bath avail: eX-
eel meals, rates $3.50 week up.
Slaughter r's-Dupont Cir.
Rm.. board fr SIS wk Rm. ph.. eley..
Ty. 2O07 o ST. NV. NO. 7-46H0.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
YOUNG WOMEN

ARTHUR MURRAY is beginning its
training for teachers; SUPERVISORS ETY. rs
Sl25 weekly. Only persons with
above appearance and hign
social and academic BACKGROUND
accepted. NO PREVIOUS EXPERI-
ENCE NECESSARY. Complete train
ing given in the evening to those
who qualify. Apply in person. z
= Free gifts to your
friends: games. prizes. gifts: have a
plastic party or become our demon
strator: book parties: excellent earn
pLAsT1cs, asi4 Rhode island ave
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. to live in
with elder elderly lady; light At hoqsew9rk NS9
OPENINGS FOR srENoGRAPHERs
AND TYPlSTS Is-25), with ma
tional publishing. Arm. Permanent
positions for depednable young
TGmeh ee 5.daye Mo?s5i s5lhour Seef Hospitaii
zation benefits. Apply in person be-
tween 8 and 3; ENCYCLOPEDIA
AMERICANA, 4606 East-West hwy
pRRfeTiME Rfsfsifsi NJ HorfF1cE WORKER, daily
i to 5. Sat. 9 to /: general ONCE
exper. essential. RE. 7-6O06. z
PART-TIME POSITION
THE PARENTS INSTITUTE needs
two intelligent women twhite) to
interview mothers from 10 am. to
. pm. daily. Subject: Children.
The person selected will earn about
$50 per wk. Sales exper. is desirable
but not too necessary. Apply MRS.
ROSS, 1404 N. Y. ave. NV. RIM. 332.
or nhnnn ST 3.H4In i
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SITUATIoNs-WoMEN
SITUATloNS-DoMESTlc

GIRL. colored. desires e.h.w. anc
child care; stay any nights. LU
WOMAN. colored, desires part-tim,
Job; days wk. City refs. WA. 8.
S217. Box 16S-V, Star.
18th DAY ADVENTIST wishes gh.w.
; days wb.; live in: Christian home
IcoLoRED GIRL desires s.h.w. ant
ironing, every Wed. and Thurs. Ex.
per; refs. DU. 7-9563.
iCOLORED GIRL In Anacostia ares
desires 3 days. Mon. through Wed
9 to s.. Exper. in laundry work
ICOLORED WOMAN wishes daywork
eXper..: refs. Reliable and honest
ICoGoRED LADY desires days work
| Exper. ironer, inspects clothes II
GIRL. colored, wishes day work. gooc
cleaner, dependable; call, ST. g.
CoLoRED HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR
work after school, Saturday. bab!
sitting. Inv, mothers helper
experienced, references. HU, 3-s944
ICOLORED LADY, good cook, wishe
getting dinner evenings OF. will d.
cleaning morn. or eve, rel. Ii. b
GIRL, colored. desires days work
| full or part time. 10. 1-0745.
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JAMES j. IVORY

1.-THE most for the leastest"
Tile setting. papering, painting
floor finishing. AP. 1924, RE.
5-93S6 -2S
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SECRETARY

Busy real estate ofice requires thor
oughlv experienced. fast top notch
secretary. Real estate or legal stfno.
preferred. Salary open. FIRST
NATIONAL REALTY CORP. RE.
T-353o -oS
Evening star., 1955-02-28
SECRETARY

Age 20 to 35: permanent position;
salary $4,000 to S3,SO0. depend
ing on experience and dualifioa tions:
good knowledge of shorthand and
typing essential; S-hour day. 5-day
personal data, education and ex-
perienee in resume. Box 405-V,
Star. -2S
Evening star., 1955-02-28
TYPIST

Experieneed for aeGSunting Sdnis once isaod Of
OF calculating machine desirable.
Under IS years Of age; 5-dsy. week
For interview, call Elk. $500. Ext,
Evening star., 1955-02-28
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, attics converted to bed.
rooms or apartment: dormers; bath.
rooms and heating systems mod
ernized: carpentry and painting: nc
down payment; all work guaranteed
Call day or night. tn. 2-667S. TRI.
STATE HOME IMPROVEMENT EN-.
CHEERING co.
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS. porches
talousies. kitchen modernized. recr
rms. complete remodeling service
estimates free; all work fully guar.
no money down. SO mo. to pay
SECO SALES, JU. 5000. EN-
2-s149. day or night
BRICK LAYING-Alterations. fire,
places, patios. walks, all type:
masonry. A. FAGNANI, 10. 2-l994
BRICK WORK. new or repeirinR
walls waterproofed; flrst-class work.
manship. NO. 7-ss1s any time. -
BRICK WORK-Fireplaces, chimneys
and garages. TIE. 6-2535 or .ov
BUILDING, remodeiing. repairing
carpentry. brick, cement work. IHU
8-s4S9. Mr. BAKER. 2e'
Evening star., 1955-02-28

ORGAN = Slightly used Hammond
Chord reduced. Phone Mr.. Wilson.
ST. 3-940d. JoRDAN's. corner 18th
PIANOS, stieff grand. 5'4". musician s
RRsno Rsas fsHsI' MR sEnfzEs fnf Ess01f 5 uS-shs
PIANO. steinway grand, 8 it., i'm
maculate cond.; can be seen at 4SU3
Moorland la, Bethesda. OIL. 2-6877.
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets and
consoles. ST monthly and up plus
amos. PIANO MART, 1oi5 Sth st
NV: Open Thurs. Eyes. a
PIANOS FOR RENT-Only S25 down.
SS mo. tno hauling chsrEel, puts a
new sPimet sma. piaPe II he%s
plan. KITS. 1850 g st. NV, RE
PIANoS--Brand-new standard make
full-keyboard spinets, only $3.50
Nationally advertised price. S595
Mahogany finish. 10;;year guarantee
and as9 don1oes @n1S asfs s iB esSS gSsa ig2as P2se
MART. 1915 9TH st. NV. Gust above
the library. Open Thurs. ewes. a
PIANOS-Come to Jordan's for val
nes in used spinets and consoles,
~
inch Gable console, S495. Story &
CLARK spinet. S495. Story e. Clark
+0-inch console, S545. Pay Sa5
down. Also many other values. JOR.
DAMS. corner 18th and G sts. NV
Phone ST. $4,000. a
PIANOS-Small size new spinets in
mahogany finish. S3a5. Only S25
down. ST. $4,000. JORDAN'S. cor
ner 18th and G SITS. NV. fopen
Thursday eves.,. and 1882 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring (open everv eve
Pianos FOR RENT-Rental or pur.
chase rental plan. Hauling extra
JORDAN'S. corner 13th and @ SITS,
NV. tphone ST. 3-940Ol, and 1882
Georgia ave, Silver Spring iphone
JU. 5-1l05I. Silver Spring store
open every evening. Downtown store
open Thursday ewes. -
PIAN0S---We will pay you cash for
your spinet. console or grand piano
Gail Mr.. Leonard. CAMPBELL MU-
SIC CO., DI. 7-S464. $
PIANO. Concord, spinet floor sample;
1855; new guarantee. KITS. 1890
@ st. NV, RE. 1-6212, IS
PIANO. Marshall and Wendell up.
right: and bench; price, $50. 10
7-641l.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
FURNITURE

NEW AND RENOVATED FURNITURE
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.;
FLOORS STOCKED WITH EXCEL
Mirrors. maple frames. s2.a5; maple
end tables. s295; pull-up chairs.
S9.a5; Victoris armchair, S24 .95;
mahogany pie rust table, S12.95;
maple chest of drawers. S1S.95;
Chippendale wing chair. S29.95; TV
chairs. SS.95: sofa, wine cover
foam rubber cushions. S59.95;
studio couches, S24.95; new lined
oak occasional tables, SLABS: book
cases. S5.95: hardrock maple
tables. -Sl4.g5; sofa. solid maple
arms: S24.a5: coil springs. S9.95;
plastic headboards. S6.95: Harvard
bed frames, S6.95. Open Friday and
Monday evenings. Free delivery
budget terms
FURNITURE TRADING
MART
213-215-217 King st., Alex, Va.
XII. $4,000 XII. S-9301
Evening star., 1955-02-28
HELP-WoMEN

real estate, with PIX. $3.50 mo-;
dictaphone-typist, $50 wk, See Miss
Evans at BoYD's, 760 18th. cor. g.
ST. 3-3660.
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MIscEL. WANTED tcont.J
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

STAFFORDSHIRE TERRIER tAmeri-
can pit bulb pups: Axe reg: excel.
watchdogs. child. pets. LO. 1927.
.
BEAGLE, male, 6 mos, housebroken:
papers; all but one shot; S35. AID.
2-65S7. -
fmin. Collies); Axe reg; sable and
white males. AID. 2-S341. 4
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Axe
registered: reas. JA. 2-0315, 2135
S. Uhle st., Arl.. Va. -2S
GOLDEN SPANIEL. 4 mos. old, fe-
male, very reasonable. LU. 4-o593
ENGLISH BULL, 2 years, white: Axe;
very reasonable. NO. 7-1S44. =
FLASHY FAWN BOXER AT STUD
ri. -954o "a
Evening star., 1955-02-28
FILE CABINETS

FILE CABINETS
Govt. surplus Two drawers. wood
legal size; S10.95; legal size. new
4 drawers. steel. letter size. S33 g5.
BIS card files. S2995. Make excel
parts cabinets. N FRANK a. SON
4l4 3rd st NV. EX. 3-Sa74.
FOAM RUBBER for cushions, pads
buy at wholesale. j. H. GICHNER
25l3 NJ ST. NV. EX. 3-35a7.
FOAM RUBBER cut any shape
Cushions, iumba mattresses. GIL
LILLAND. 2l45 r st. NV. Elk. 8
FRIGIDAIRE. coldspot de luxe. iikl
Sun. Sun Non Non. IN EM. sasasas sasVasas' o. M2s =. g.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
ERGO
A DIVISION OF
ACF INDUSTRIES
INC.

RIVERDALE, MD. WA. 7-4444
Evening star., 1955-02-28

CAMERA, RAP PPaiIlard Bolex; q ! n model i, ?
III + NM; iH;'s;' 5; +, i @m' ,H5 $3.50. Tel,
CHINA RoSENTHAL; AZ pcs, service
for II, plus serving diShes, perfect
cond,,; $500. Ii. 7-5sl1, .-2S.
caoThlNG: InI,G,.,a sizes 2 to isMasnitii
clothes. also furs, formerly belong
ing. to local radio -television stars
and social celebrities. Prices from
SIS Up. Open Monday through Sat-
urday. IL to 5 pm. Tuesday. Wed.
ewes. to 0 pm: Sun. ! to 5 pm.
CLOTHING-Size 8 to 10, originals;
coats, dresses. mink jackets, white
angora stole, beige suede stole
JACKET; practically new. Call OIL.
coP4isc tlssfs MACHINE. like new; 20 real
buy 4 YOU can use it. Call EM.
DIAMONDS, lady's "a ct, 1925;
lady,s q ct. emerald cut, 5000;
sn els. pear ar shaps sse asO s5S5; sdSss !. e.
MS 5SpsT9S sI5Se$ : CO. 14ss H st, NV
DINING ROOM TABLE, lpe. Drexel
Duncan Phyfe: twin pedestal nah.
q ladder-back chairs. TIE. STAB.
DRAPEs, picture window, wine. bark
cloth. . yds.. 20 in. plus short Or. :
Sl.. XII. a-2S2S. before 4.
ELECTRO CARDIOGRAPH - Direct
writer. late model. excellent cond Il,
complete; very reasonable. JU. O.
ELECTRIC POLES. quantity of Grade
a. creosoted,- straieht. % to as IT.:
81 per TT ia 5-44f6
Evening star., 1955-02-28

PIPE, galv.. black. copper. cast iron,
cut-thread. fixtures. BLOCKS. INC.
1746 Lee hwy. IA $500
Evening star., 1955-02-28
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS EURNlsHEp-N.W.

WOOD FOR YOUR FIREPLACE. 2-f
lengths, SIS per cord. Call RI
7-6443.
Evening star., 1955-02-28

PIANO BENCHES: 40E to 60es re-
ductions. New stock. Assorted styles
and unOdc
Evening star., 1955-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO, small grand, mahogany fin
ish, S195. ALEXANDER. 3317 WASH
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p ST. NV, 1slO, THE Churchilr'-
Clean, single rms; running water;
maid sery.; 81 wk. up. NO. 7-9S6S.
Evening star., 1955-02-28
POULTRY, RABBITS AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BABY CHIgKS AND POULTS., fee
and poultry supplies. JAMES FEEl
STORE. 4l9 X ST. NV, ME. S-00Sa
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12

tie for the minds ofman cite prln-
citpally that communism is not
primarily a religious problem and
second, that religion will not be
able to defeat communism by it
self, that is, religion can't do it
alone.
Following are typical verbatim
comments that sum up the think
ing of many across the nation:
"The pages of history show that
empires come and go but religion
lives on forever"
religion is based on something
more important and permanent
than communism"
eff you believe in God, you
can't believe in communism"
eff religion were not as sound
a philosophy as it is, it wouldn't
have lasted through all these
years"
GAS long as there is religion,
people will think right"
Communism is against religion.
There's no place for communism
in this world. It's against God"
Faith in God will get rid of
communism"
Religion is too deeply rooted in
man."
"People are religious by nature"
"Its appeal is something more
basic in nature than communism"
"People have more faith in God
than in communism"
Communists have nothing to
believe in"
when all the isms go down,
we will still have God"
Church membership is on the
increase. People are more in
clined to church faith today than
in the past"
'If you have a strong belief in
God, you can't become a connie.
It's against the Jewish, Catholic,
and Protestant religions"
The Sidney Herald presents the
reports of the United States Poll
exclusively in this area. Follow
United States Poll reports in this
newspaper.
The United States Poll is a
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tative for Prairie. Other members
of the group are Mrs. Steel, Betty
Steele, Anna Maxwell, Jewell
Remboldt, and Gladys Schroeder.
Rev. Steele is the speaker for the
party, and the others provide a
refreshing variety of sacred music.
The Prairie Bible Institute,
which this team represents, is
known as the miracle of the
Prairies." Begun in 1922 with an
original enrolment of eight stu
dents, the Bible school and high
school attendance together now
averages about nine hundred. The
founding of this interdenomina-
tional Bible Institute is unprece-
dented among Christian schools,
for it is located in a small farm
ing community on the wide,
sparsely settled prairieS of West
ern Canada, at a distance of more
than eighty miles from any size
able town. Prairie is a real mis-
Sionary training school; as of Feb
ruary l, 1855, eight hundred sew
enty-seven former students are
serving Christ on the foreign mis-
sion field, to say nothing of the
hundreds engaged in pastoral and
other Christian service in Canada
and the States. The principal of
the Institute, L. E. Maxwell, is
well known in religious circles as
a Bible teacher and the author of
two challenging books, Born Cru
Gifted and Crowded to Christ.
Rev. Steele, a graduate Of the
Northwestern Schools of Mime
apolis, has been a pastor in Mon
tana and Washington for thirteen
years. For the past ten years he
has been engaged in evangelistic
and Bible conference work, part
of the time under the Fuller
Evangelistic Foundation. He join
ed the Prairie Extension Depart
ment last fall.
Gladys Schroeder, Anna Max
well, and Jewell Rembolt have
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
Goss Vicinity
Last Week.

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Several families and friends
charivaried Mr.. and Mrs. Oral
Hollum Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley Rosaaen
visited the Floyd Whitemans last
week Sunday instead of Fred
Whitemans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Klasna
and family had dinner at the An
ton Carda home Sunday.
Harold Carda is playing base
ball with Elmdale again this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Klasna and
boys visited at the Kenneth Klas-
ma home Sunday.
Mrs. Aaron Fink, Carol Carda,
Mary Pistocco and Maxine Klas-
ma gave a bridal shower honoring
Mrs. Bud Carda, at Elmdale hall
Thursday afternoon. Games were
played and when the bride had
opened all her lovely gifts, cof-
fee and cake were served. There
were 33 ladies and several chill
dren present.
Mrs. Fred Whiteman's sister
Becky (Mrs. Tom Yadon) of Fair
view, spent a few days at the
Whiteman home this week.
Mrs. John Carda took Elaine
and Edward to Sidney Sunday
afternoon to practice for confir-
nation which took place there
Tuesday evening during the rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Klasna and
boys visited and had supper at
the Fred Whiteman home Sunday,
then they all attended the chart
vari at Hollums'.
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
"a TIE n HERALD
- Thursday. May H. 1855

represented the school as a trio
in various churches and have done
radio work. They also sing duets
and solos.
Betty Steele is the accompanist
for the team. Jewell Remboldt of
Washington is a 1855 graduate of
the Institute, Anna Maxwell of
Three Hills and Gladys Schroeder
of South Dakota are seniors, and
Betty Steele of Idaho is a junior.
The public is cordially invited
to attend this challenging program
for which there is no charge.