davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-11-20
sPfcIAL NOTICES

APPLES, CIDER--Crisp. luscious.
Juicy apples and sweet, fresh. spar.
king cider direct from Cnlcott
Orchard, located on Chain Bridge
I'd. IRte. 1921, bet. Vienna and
Fairfax. va. Tel. Dunkirk 5-7766.
i WILL NOT BE REsPONsIHLE for
any debts contracted for BY any
one than myself. MRS. ALICE b.
MORRIS. 4O02 8. Cap. s.e- City.
1 Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred BY anyone othef
than myself. FLOYD H. YOUNGER.
1906 carrollburg pl. s.W. wash. n.
d. c.
MEMS CLOTHING BoUGHT--suits,
ehirts, pants. shoes. etc. Open D
am. to 4 pm, ia 7th st. s.e.
1 WILL NOT BIZ RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted for By anyone
other than myself. JOHN n. BAR
HETT, 1921 NaErAnRasett pkWyp
College PIX. Md.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers
3 Lines tMiniImuml

Ono sirs. SOC Iins.
Thrss 10 sin timss soassev,issly. ~
per Ens.
sssss timss conssevsissiy. Aos psf hns-
New ausomebilss. 72s pr ilns tt-lins
mInimuHaI.
Speeioi Noiiess end fsfsonois q pss
line edditienoi.
ov,-oi-.swn tais. f7s et iins each
insertion
elaims Tor sYross snpss - apuds N finas
for correction hsfors second inseriien
Evening star., 1955-11-20
MANHATTAN AUTO
7th and r NV. -

ia ABN " 81 Ws - : y
AUTO GLASS MAN, white, expert
enced; sober Call or see Mr.. Hen.
dley. MOTOR SALES Co, 1905 w
%n ys ave empSa.k;r 1;sa "a e-sgs2j Sas2in. ID lore
man, must be sober. Box 2o-c.
AUTO MEcHANIc-ons opening on
day shift and one on nfght shift.
II you can qualify as q top-notch
ChrySier- Plymouth man you can
easily earn over $3.50 wk. Plenty OF
work in our new modern shop.
Hospltalization and other co. bene-
Ats, Contact Mr.. Staten, ROYAL
NV. TIA. 0-39Q0. -23
AUTO MECHANIC. experienced, so
Der, reliable; commission 60ss on
labor. l0gs on parts; must have
own small tools. Apply IN person.
PENTAGON ESQ SERVICE CEN
TER, 14SS Jeif. Davis hwy. Arl, We.
AUTO MECHANIC ~ Excel. oppor-
tunity for experienced man with
own tools and knowledge OF general
auto repairs. Apply In person q
Mr. Cook. JE. $500. WILLSToN
ESQ sERVICENTER. Arl. blvd. and
Patrick Henry dr.. Falls Church
afro MECHANIC. nrst rate: high
fLoop .os5 PoNTfAc, ts2l Conn. ave
AUTO MECHANIC 70 work In mod
ern repair shop; radiant heatinE,
twin post lifts. all latest equip.
nent. excel, opportunity for . Eo0d
HsaLr ns1 sEsoeroaRss 8spO'isa sePo <. I. ave. ~.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
ARCHITECT


Under As. rssistered, must havss
sSssnSss SSsrysns sxpsr Medium, sne Size foTes n
production. OF draEinss, No en- en-
Merchandising Manager
Must have overall Al department
ern city. Location. Va. No fee; 81; Soo
Manufacturing Supt.
Under ~, exper. and capable Of
supervising r.eehanics. etc, engaged
in production Of small aluminium
boats. Location Mid-va. Pee psid az
OUT-OF-TOWN
Hundreds Of opportunities for
trained personnel IN various loea-
tions across the country.
TasRsRssHa pERsoNMEL meMss5 Assoc1ATEs. e.
Gated in 100 principal cities Offer
Inc NATIONWIDE service.
WALTER H. KESSLER
sts ts0nnsi snd ssfsisss ave. Nv M ssh 81 s saa
ARTIsT-LLUsTRATOR, exper.. must
be capable Of doing top.notch real.
istlc figure drawing in line and
halftone; perm. pos. with leading
studio. Box 77-C( Star. 80
ASSISTANT B0OKKEEPER, white.
20-2b. good typist, varied duties IN
contractors ofilGe; state aee, exper..
sal. expected. Box el-B, Star,
ASSISTANT PARTS MANAGER for
Ford dealer: typine essential, ex-
perience helpful but not essential.
Excellent starting salary. Apply "a
Mr. LePhew or Mr.. Heiss. TAKOMA
MOTOR Co. Takoma Park. Nd,
JU $4,000. -22
ASSISTANT EDITOR. Monthly, tech
nicai, national MAGAZINE. Perma-
nent, opportunity for Advancement.
Must have z. E.. Ch. T.. NJ. z. or
Ind, e. degree with instrumental
tion, control or servo experience,
editorial BACKGROUND. age Is. 70 50.
submit complete resume with non-
returnable photo, salary require
.Inent. Box 3S5-B, Star.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
AUcTIoN SALES

ANTIQUES and modern furniture
glass, china. bric-a-brac.. esc
URBAN AUCTIONS, Rockville. Nd
a,6rse pictures and furniture.
Linens .1ewelYy. books. EuRs. lamps,
furniture, clothing and desirable
hcusshoid turnishinas
Auction every Saturday at 10 am,
Eyeflilfr auction, Wed. !, Nov. 80 at
s 5i30 pm. Open Friday ct 10 am
for browsing.
OLD STONE HOUSE l,uCrloN
6ALIERIE6. 1908 ANNAPOLIS HD.
BLADENSBuHG, MD.
ON. 4-g052, UN. 4-6707. AP. 1-O707
FREE PARKING
cONsIGNMENTs SOLICITED
Evening star., 1955-11-20
ADVERTTSIN1S--S7. .O00

ts0Sss eS'ssH' uas Saao MIN.
SILVER SPRING. RocKvLE. EMPL.
84i3 GeorgiA Ave. Ju. 9-4446
AGENCY PRODUCTION MAN, ex-
per; newspaper. magazine and
printins background. Phone RE.
SERVICE MAN -- Mus.
be exper.. on automatic washers.
driers and ranges. Excellent sal-
ss,zfsob f1F rshs s.g Tan y.sason oESap hefp Hst
have B. Q. divers perrnit, Ap.
ply in person. PuLFoRD'S coli
QHY RADIO q Tv CO. 8lI9
APPLIANCE AiPsfGlbIs MECHANIC. trainee-- aimee
Opportunity for mechanically In
s.rSsna sinse man 70 oin sse
trical household Appliances. Must
Simpson, SOUTHERN SERVICES.
INC, 797 lakewood st. me-, No
APaPniASck PaTnhis Ss.Is' sERvIcEMAN, e expert.
frigerators, auto. washers, gas and
eiec. dryers for progressive servic-
ing company. Use OF company truck,
Top. pay and company benefita
Apply IN person TO j. II. Simpson,
SOUTHERN SERVICE. INC. 107
lakewood 81. ne. No phone calls
ARCHITECT - Craftsman. expert
enced In all phases OF layout arg
benefits, Hox 4S3-C. star 20
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, en-
perienced IN commercial and In
stitutionai work. Phone TE. 6.2215,
between 0 and B for interview,
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFrsMkN---
W0l king drawings experience; sym
pathetic to contemporary design;
opportunity In expanding OrgaIiiza-
tior. ROGERS "a TALIAFERRO.
Architects, P.o. BOX 7s7. Phone
Evening star., 1955-11-20
PERSONAL Cont,
FUND RAISING

New Xmas dec. idea. sold only by
our firm, for your church, club,
fraternity. sorority or school. Good
seler, good profit Phone Mr., GUS,
Evening star., 1955-11-20
AUTO MECHANIC

AUTO PAINTERS must be 1st elasi
And And SOBER sbs5s,5 5-day VIZ; top 5i salary
AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRMAN
A-l--vacation with pay, bonus;
of six legal holidays with pay; !
hours per day, u day on Saturday
UiEhest salary IN city; permanent
position: no layofis. Can 40 3rc
Il. sW5 I'll
AUTO SALESMAN FUSED carsI--A
very active. well.lDcated car loi
needs aggressive ambitious salesman,
the man we are looking Tor must q
OF the highest integrity and hayt
recent used-car experience. 20 sucf
q man we can oner goou prop'
ositton including l00St moor TING
Do not phone. TOWN a COUNTRY
SALE6. b33A Wisconsin ave. NV.
AUTOMOBILE and truck salesmen---
We have an opening for men WIZ
the following qualifications:
Desire 70 earn over $1,000 per mo.
25-40 years Of age.
New and used car and truck fetai
WiliinE 70 assume responsibility
Desire TO advance In automooiis
Minimum guarantee first 80 day.
to uualified applicants
Apply 10 Ron A. Henard
4IlNnkle, lSt2t.o Oh
Evening star., 1955-11-20
HELp---MEN
CLERK

CLERKS. TO assist In credit once
ewes. and Saturday.
LONGS. 731 9TH ST. NV. "a
Evening star., 1955-11-20
HELP-MEN

JR., for local CPA
Arm. Write only stating age. ex-
perience. qualifications and salary
desired 10 Room 206. ala Flestda
ACCOUNTANT. Jr. - Employmen;
with large local cPA hrm, no ex-
pertenee required: aceounting stu.
dent will be considered. In reply
state age, experience, education
salary desired and phone number
Box 95-B. star. al
ACCOUNTANTS. senior and semi.
senior Public accounting firm,
Room 321. Union Trust Bldg. 5th
and H sts. NV, --21
ACCOUNTANT. semi-sf. for large
local CPA once. Apply 2S7 Wood
ward bldg.
ACCOUNTANTS. Junior. age 1910,
for internal audit work in iEe
organization; familiar with audit
ing procedures or experienced in
systems: excel. career opportunity
with good advancement potential:
s days; St sal, $4,000. MANAGE
MENT CoNSULTANTs, INC, Suite
500. 1906 O NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
ASST. BUYERS
ASSISTANT TO MANAGER

ASSISTANT TO MANAGER
Local distributor and manufacturer
OF food and food serving equip
fnent has opening for ambitious
young man: only those with excel
lent references need apply: ability
and aRgresstvenesx more desirable
than experience. Send triet Kum-
III maty S.S.s 81 ~Grx r;l Ana be sTsr.d nHy poI
3H5-C, Star.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
TECH. WRITERS
ADMINISTRATIVE
TRAINEE

College graduate to inves-
tiRate and adjust automobile
claims In preparation for in
aide claims examining work:
age 24-32. Evening Law stu
dent or msn with at least !
year legal training pref.
Please call st. $4,000. be-
tween IA III
Evening star., 1955-11-20
HELp---MEN

BUoKKEEPER-AssT. OFFICE MAN.
AGEn, large suburban Va. dealer
excellent working conditions, Writ
swing experience and salary de.
sired Our employees know OF thi.
ad. B0x 13a-B Star -21
Evening star., 1955-11-20

Many once and other clerical and
tipping positions for beginners and
experienced men.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
ACCOUNTANT

Opportunity for ouaiifed man al
head bookkeeper and ONCE manager
Large automobile dealership. Give
details OF experience and present
earnings. Box 27-B, Star, go
ACCTS. AND BKKPRS.
ACCT. Far East ----s- to $4,000
BkkpTs.. several excel. pos. NV.
ne, Nd, Va. etc. &S0-$i III
6rs.. sernfsentors and irs. for cPAs
Admin. Asst. some bkkpe. : $40 VI
Asst bkkprs. fB1, all locA. TO &7h
OTHER POSITIONS
Evening star., 1955-11-20
HELp-MEN (cont. J
NATIONAL [ 5000
Employment
Service

0Cl VIC
SALES
Exterminating contract serT., S4,40c
Laundry contract service S3,90O
Radio parts, whsle, comm. $4,000
Business forms. car nee. to $4,000
Advtg. space, car nee, com, $4,000
on. machS., top natl CO.,
comm. and sal. will make $4,000
Med. detail, car furn., bonus, $4,000
TfaineeS for lEe. co., oppor.
unliEn. start $500
Partial ilstinFs only: So openings
ORFfCE--PROFESSIONAL
PARTIAL LISTINGl
Acct. -bkkpr., fast-growing CO..
Auditor, young. coll. reloc. in
N. j., Al co. oppor. st. $500
Aeetss ir. and seEai-Sr" CPA 49,
undsrwriter trainee, opbor.
for man in eos ----to $3,00Q
Auto claims inspector Ito $4,000
Admins. trainee, no typ. TO 81, 300
Credit msmt. trainee, car
Dispatcher. 1919 pm. = $3. 800
Pr0ofreader. exper. pref.--to $4,000
TraiIiees; young ffrm S2,100
Admins. clerk, some typ, to 3,400
MISCELLAHEOuS
Bldg, supvr. engr,. 5th class -
apt. Plus $500
Electrician. = l. new constr. .s5 sas5 hr. M
Fainter perm. inside ~, 900 yr
Stock clerk, knowl tools sos vk,
ENGINEER SCIENTIST
PARTIAL LISTING
TELEPHONE ENGINEERS
TO $4,000 PLUS
outside plant telephone engrs., exp.
planning. placement. poles. micro
wave towers, substattons.
ENGRS., TO $4,000 PLUS
TECHNIcIANS, to $4,000 PLUS
OVERSEAS
Communications techs; repair,
mntce,, installation. exper., elec.-
rsdar equip. Also broadcast engrs,
FEC, lie. Also Wiremen, exper,
read. work from schematies.
Send resumes this once on followtnn
Jobs. II unemployed, bring resume
this once AL relocation expenses
paid by employers.
NO FEE
SALES ENGINEERS
6BtEtAL LNNht1oNo
TO $4,000
SELLING TO q. s. Govt and exper.
drawing Up bids. proposals. neso-
tiating contracts, discussing engrg,
TECH. PERSONNEL MEN
SEVERAL LOCATIONS
TO $4,000
"a taku
require constant travel unmar-
ried, grad. engrs,, to 30 yrs. exper.
electronics. radar, research develop
meut.
PLANT MANAGER
OVERSEAS
49,, TO $4,000
search and development. mfg. slsc-
tFo-meeh. small items.
CRAFTSMEN
OHIO AND LOCAL
TO $1,l00--4O-HR WEEK
Product desi6ns tool and dye, tla
and az. entemAtign. facilisies;
ENGINEERS
RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT
MANY LOCATIONS
TO Sa2 Qnai
B.a.EE. or PHYSICISTS
Ctrcuitry. Antenna and mierpwAyf.
seryo-meeh., mAEnetie ampiifief
paekngtne, vibration. transformer
flTe control. radar design. snaina
computer. dlEital eomputer.
SMALL METALS
MANUFACTURING ENGRS.
50, ,000- SI3 900
100 MILES SOUTH Wash, D. c..
Methods engf.. 1E<oF NE. deg;
process enErS., B.SM.E. or EE.;
project engf, B.H.ME. or E.E: ma
chine design or shop expeg. project
tool designers. supy. process eigr..
many type engrs. exper. processes,
methods, research. hi-speed prod.
small metal parts.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
HElpMrN

AUTO MECHANICs-Enioy security
or permanent position while work.
ing In q shop with pleasant WORK.
ina conditions. You VIII have top
level pay, profit sharing. paid vaca..
tionB, paid holidays. health and
hospital insurance and opportunt-
ties for advancement. Phone MT.
Myers, DE. 2-61QQ for appointment.
Washington's Oldest and Largest
DodRe /. Plymouth Dealer. TREW
I| MECHANIC. for Dode.
and Plymouth service: good work
ing cond.. 1880 pereentAse basis;
BANNING . A. SONS. INC. $500
baltimore hlyd. 20.
AUTO MECHANIC
Perm. daytime position for top-gradi
mechanic ii ige. feet; minimum q
s years gen. mech. exper. required;
s days, 40 hrs: paid HOLIDAYS. Z
wks. paid vacation. coyeralls turn
A good lob for Q man with recoro
Of steady employment and TOP 70:
cal references, Call THOMPSOf's
DAIRY after q Am. Monday.
DE. 2-1400
Evening star., 1955-11-20
RADIO-TV WRITER

Script writer, experienced. Ability
to write dramatic as well as other
types script material for organixs: !:
resume. $500 to start.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
Accountant, recent grad 9SI
ARLINGTON-ALEX.
'FAIRFAX-FALIS CHURCH

I 4
Bkkpr,, fun chg. King 1t. $40 up
Qfc. elk, s. Arl. --ta Sfi5
CIR. .-typ.. jeff, Davis hwy. $50
Ofe. credit man. Clarendon $2T5
Bank frainees bkkpg. bekKTd. $27h
4tefaa,. trade assn. $3.50
Bank teller exp.---------.--... $3.50
lAect&. elk. bank 80 M
Desk elk, 1 pns-7 a.ni.--- $i9N
Bkkpe mach. opr. 10 SEGA
Field rep. coll bkeEd, ea-3S 1925
W. Craftsman and compnter $3.50
Nail elk. SsfB a-na.-iz.f5.
interviewer. h-s.g., temp, 500
Trainse. h.&g,, outside wk4. 81 as hr.
FIRE control chief, exp. In Army
Greer .toek man -------- s;ss sss
POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.
1884 wilson Blvd. Ari. IA. $4,000
1911 King ST.. Alex. KI. e-5Qh5
lQ4 3. Broad. Falls Ch. ". e-5212
ACcTss SEAaI-sR., 10 $500
Gnn A DpEV ITac%
Evening star., 1955-11-20
COPYWRITER

MaRazlne circulation promotion, ex-
peFience necessary. Advertising and
direct nail planning and copy.
BRING resume and samples. Salary
Evening star., 1955-11-20
See ABBEY First
l33s Eye 81. NV, sr. 3-nioo

1853 Eye 6L. M GIs O%ulbu
OPEN MON. TILL PM.
Administrative trainees, start. $4,000
A6iusters, car furn, start, $4,000
Hotel matl-info. clerk SAT
Acrtg. clerk. Alex. &2T5 up
Manager tratnees, car fuFn. 500
Stock clerk. young ----s$4 40 up
Bank trainees lcareefl 70 $3.50
Mail clerk, no typ, aifpnrt 5000
Retail trainee (df Bid open
Route sales food ------S $3.50
!ile clerks, YOUNG -4----~s Slae
Aircraft meehs, A&E - Xel
Gas station attendants - S94o r
Craftsmen; aircraft, electronies.
mech: exper. and beginners top
statesmen
IlnLAne1ntes -----~to 41,H0O
Tobacco prods., car furn. 1925 up
Auto parts. whoiesl. t0Ml $4,000 4
Sales traiuees ~------$ $26n-$300
Retail trainees $3.50 up
Auto accessories, retail $50 up
Once machines 200
once equipment Sa75
Evening star., 1955-11-20

ACCENTS, some sxper- : $500 up
Asst. cost clerks to $325 mo
Asst, personnel clerk, exper.. job
analysis, etc 49, start S3SB up
Electronie lab. teehnIcians $3.50
Production men, administrative and
mechanical, opport. - salary open
Craftsmen, expef. 100 up
Clerk-typlst. trainee S5i- $40
Might suprY.. typist - $40 up
Statesmen trainees $500 up
ALLEN-O'BRIEN Personnel Service
|l4Oa =, Z, Ave- r.. III 7-sfso
Evening star., 1955-11-20
PHOTO EDITOR

Experienced with still and motion
pictures, Good idea man who can
plan picture stories, supervise 2
photoerapherss to age As: $1,000
Evening star., 1955-11-20

50. 900 ia 900
process enErs., B.s!M.E OF E,E
project enSf, B.G.ME. or E.E.: ma
chine design or shop expeg, project
tool designers. supy. process engr..
many type engrs. exper, processes,
methods. research. hi-speed prod.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
Editorial Assistant

For association Tnaeazine. Facile
writer. Magazine experience pre-
ferred. To axe 35: $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
HOUSE OF BEAUTY

Last 2 weeks to take Adyantase oi
our annual November vitanafn sale
FTss delIysry On orders over SO
Mass. ave. NV. WO. 6-44bb.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16

In this aspiration the UN plays
a valuable part. 1t does no less
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16
ORLANDO, FLORIDA

time, labor and money, be enjoyed
forthwith. This is a lend-lease
program in the moral sphere, for
the return will come in greater
welfare, greater social security
and greater satisfaction in life
over a considerable plane.
Since the State was established
about one hundred UN experts
have been loaned to Israel for
varying periods. They covered an
extensive field. from the proven
tion of tuberculosis to improving
air communications. Sometimes
their services are restricted TO
brief survey and recommended
lions: sometimes the guest ex-
pert directs an experiment by
way of example and often he ar
ranges for the training of per-
sonnet in his subject. both in Is
rael and abroad.
1t is natural that agriculture in
all its phases should loom large
in this program. Israel (when it
was Palestine) was subject to
varying popular conceptions of its
soil possibilities, from the unfav-
orable reports of politically-mind-
ed commissions, to the very OPP
timistic prophecies of enthusiasts.
The examination and scientific ap-
praisal of the true potentialities of
it's 100000 dunams is indispen-
sable to- any rational planning of
food growth. AS a result research
into land capabilities and use of
soil has figured among the SUBJ
jects of UN Technical Assistance,
bringing about land use recon-
Nuisance survey with maps, thus
facilitating the most useful utili-
cation of the land. For example,
it was pointed out that grazing
and range farming could be ap-
Piled to half the total area of the
country. The lessons of this rec
CONTINUED on Page 1927
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16
Brains Loaned to Israel

100000 will be spent this year by
Assistance Service
budgets significance
the of the UN
rae much in the dollar
help which the young State benefits commonly
population Israel eventually
ultimate the State necessarily
quality and superiority of its
life of culture than
bring its technical efficiency highest mark
aanabe that each individual nhabtant shall be not simply
sinqIe keyed the the
economic methods and finest product
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16

than mobilize the brains at it's
disposal over a wide range of ac-
tivities and loans them to Israel,
to be picked" and exploited, so
that local talent may be promo
ted, and the fruit of years of ex-
perience, and huge investments in
Evening star., 1955-10-08

Rev. George w. Harrison on EN-
stallments on Life" at $50 and
II am. services.
Culmore Methodist, Fails
Church--The Rev. Walter q
Bangle on "Our Commission" al
$3.50 and IL am. services.
Marvin Memorial Methodist
Silver Spring The Rev. r. Pau
Harris on "What Are You
Worth?.
Arlington Methodist--The Rev
w. Kenneth Haddock on "A New
Life--For You'll" at $50 and II
am. services.
First Methodist, Hyattsville--
The Rev. Edgar w. Beckett on
Windows Of Heaven" at 9. 1910
and 11:15 am. services.
Ebenezer Methodist The Rev
Richard H. johnson on fright
and Wrong in q Confused World
and You and Your Fears"
Metropolitan A.AT.E.The Rev
@. Dewey Robinson on "Our
Daily Bread"
Open Door Church--The Rev.
William C. sPoston on Babel.
Yesterday and Today =
Old Presbyterian Meeting Z
HouseTne Rev. Kenneth g,
Evening star., 1955-10-08

|Phifer on Courage for Living"
I Gunton- Temple Memorial Pres
byterian-The Rev. Eric L. CO.
wall on The Highway Of Life"
Sixth Presbyterian--The Rev.
Robert N. Oerter. jr. on "Re-
pentance" at $50 and II am.
services.
Northminster Presbyterian
The Rev. William H. Kepler on
Check Your Oil" at $50 and
II am. services.
Green Valley Presbyterian
The Rev. Vernon K. Hoover on
$50 Busy"
Hermon Presbyterian, Cabin
John-The Rev. Willis Bergen
on when the Last Are First"
Wheaton Presbyterian - The
Rev, Neal N. Herndon, jr.. on
Questions People Ask: What Is
PredeStination?"
Munson Hin Presbyterian. Falls
Church-The Rev. Robert s,
Miles on Peace With God" at
9:45 and II am. services.
Silver. Spring Presbyterian
The Rev. Tracy K. Boyer on
you Have Got to Have Heart"
at 10 am. service.
Mount Vernon Presbyterian.
Alexandria-The Rev. Everett X.
Brown on THE Power Of the
Gospel" at S:45 and II am. serv-
ices.
Montgomery County Unitarian
The Rev. John Baker on Pay
ing the Proper Price at $50 and
li:30 am. services.
Andrew Rankin Memorial
Chapel. Howard University-Dr.
Flemmie p. Kittrell. Of the uni
versity faculty. win speak ON "In-
ternationai Sharing" at the II
am. all-university religious serv-
ice.
Evening star., 1955-10-08
! Postor 5 Sermon Topics
Listed for Tomorrow

An Souls Memorial Episcopal
The Rev. Frank Biackwelder
on The Unseen Forces. .
Christ Episcopal. Washington
The Rev. Ivan E. Merrick, jr.
on pillar Of Truth. !"
Christ Episcopal, Georgetown
Rev. John r. Anschutz
"on Finding the Right Answers. !"
Memorial E. U. B.-The Rev.
Paul e. Horn on ''Wl1at Is the
Church?s
Cheverly Community E. q. b.
Rev. Roy H: Stetler. ir.. on
Temptation and How to Meet
It."
Luther Place Memorial The
Rev. Walter B. Freed on rs
There Any Word?" at B:45 and
II am. services.
Reformation Lutheran - The
Rev. Lawrence d. Folkemer on
"A Reversal Of Values. "
Grace Lutheran-The Rev. j..
Victor Murtland on .sTfle Purpose
Of Prayer" at Q and IL am
services.
Good Shepherd Evangelical
Lutheran. Alexandria-The Rev.
Hilbert ]. Wuehbens on "A Cues
ton We Must Answer. .
Bethany Lutheran, Groveton-
The Rev. John Graudin on
Strengthening One Another In
the Faith at 1890 am. service.
First Trinity Lutheran-The
Rev. H. B. Roepe On THE Dead
Church" at $3.50 and II am.
services.
Mount Olivet Iiutheran-The'
Rev. william Scliiebel on Living
by Listening.
Hamline Methodist The Rev.
]. Artley Leatherman on "The
influence Of Experience.
Lewis Memorial Methodist
The Rev. Raymond j. Purnell on
TO Serve the Present Age"
Wesley Methodist The Rev.
K. K. Haddaway on .'The win to-
5ee."
Dumbarton Avenue Methodist
The Rev. Clarence L. Dawson
On THE Worth Of Devotion"
Anacostia Methodist The Rev.
William K. Lyons on Mountain
Moving Faith"
Bethesda Methodist The Rev,
Marion S. Michael on II Believe
n the Holy Catholic Church" at
9:30 and II am. services.
Springfield Methodist - The
Evening star., 1955-10-08

Ministers of local churches wiz
preach on the following subjects
at II am. tomorrow unless other
times are given:
National Baptist Memorial
The Rev. Edward b. Willingharn
on Care Of the Heart" at 8:45
and II am. services.
Metropolitan Baptist = The
Rev. ]. Walter Carpenter will
speak at $3.50 and II am. serv-
Ices.
Chevy Chase Baptist-The
Rev. Edward o. Clark on
what Shall We Do About Life's
M4steries?" ct s::'45 and II am.
services.
Petworth Baptist The Rev. s.
Lewis Morgan, jr.. on Challenge
"a Absolute Allegiance"
Broolland Baptist The Rev.
Ward B. Hurlburt on suffering:
An Old Problem Ever New"
Congress Heights Baptist The
Rev. A. Lincoln Smith on ''The
Place Of the Deacon" at $3.50
and ii am. services.
Bethesda First Baptist--The
Rev. John p. Gates on "The
Church in a World Of Revolu-
ton at 9 and II am. services.
Glebe Baptist. Arlington The
Rev. L. L. McGee on "The Happy
People"
Fifth Baptist The Rev. Por-
ter H. Harrison "On Being Re-
sponsible."
Church of Christ-A. r. Hol-
ton. minister, ON Being Pre-
pared for Great Tasks"
First Congregational r h e
Rev. Carl H. Kopf on "Undis-
covered Country"
Westmoreland Congregational
The Rev. William L. Inder-
strodt, minister of education, on
"The Eternal Insomnia Of God. !"
Cleveland Park Congregational
The Rev. Alfred w. Hurst on
sWhere Are the People?"
Peoples Congregational-The
Rev. A. F. Elmes on Under New
Management"
Plymouth Congregational The
Rev. Jefferson p. Rogers on
Certainly"
Rock Spring Congregational,
Arlington-The Rev. Paul r.
Hunter on "The Ministry Of
Teaching" at $50 and II am.
services.
Evening star., 1955-10-08
DR. Jacobs 10 Speak
.At Virainiu Seminary

DR.. Aibert Charles Jocobs
president Of Trinity College
Hartford. Conn. win be thu
speaker at Seminary Day exer.
cises at Il am. Tuesday at til,
Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria, Va.
Seminary Day has been held
at the seminary each year since
1851. It's purpose Is to show
the progress Of the school "a
those interested in the institu.
tioI,.