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Smyrna times., 1963-04-18
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MEETING THE CHALLENGE

MEETING The CHALLENGE
Never In its history has the
church faced more militant
foes.
The lines are being drawn
more closely day by day.
1t is not enough to be enroll
led, We must be regenerated.
1t is not enough to be ortho-
dox, we must be militant and
alive, and active.
1t is not enough to live by
the rule of separation, we must
live by the rule of sacrifice
and service.
The church must utterly re-
pudiate self and all self ef-
forts.
1t must rest wholly on the
power of the word, sheltered
by the blood.
Keep himself In the love OF
God dude 2l). This will ex-
clude all strife, bitterness,
selfishness, love of ease and
desire for praise.
Keep himself from Idols
Il John 5:2l). Keep away from
everything that denies, lowers,
dishonors, supplants or supple
ments the Christ. Keep myself
from everything that exalts self,
that takes to self, praise or
honor due God.
Keep thyself unspotted from
the world. Uames l:2l). Ex-
perience shows that one of the
surest methods of checking
worldliness, of keeping our
selves from the worldly spir-
1t and worldly habits, Is to
visit the fatherless and Wild
ows In their afflicdon"- "--carry
personal sympathy and under
standing love into the homes
of sorrow. This will put ar
rogance to death, 1t will Gre
ate Humility, and will tend to
show the soul the vanity and
vexation of all things world
ly.
Keep .yourself......There
is something for each believer
to do. Personal responsibility
cannot be avoided or shifted to
another. Keep yourself"..
Lay every plan carefully. Make
every preparation wisely, spare
no pains to live a holy life,
to make an impact on a gen
Grafton that is blinded by ter
rible sin.
No man is excused Let's
stand to meet the challenge
that we may in that day be
counted worthy.
DOES YOUR CHURCH WANT
A REVIVAL7
If all the sleeping folk will
Wake Up
And all the lukewarm folk
will Fire Up
And all the dishonest folk will
Confess Up
And all the disgruntled folk
will Sweeten Up
And all the discouraged folk
will Cheer Up
And all the depressed folk
will Look Up
And all the enstranged folk
will Make Up
And all the gossipers will
Shut Up
And all the dry bones will
Shake Up
And all the true soldiers
will Stand Up
And all the church members
will Pray Up
THEN YOU CAN HAVE A
REVIVAL
Smyrna times., 1963-04-18
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SERVICES

First Wesleyan Methodist
West Commerce Street
Rev. David p. Minlxwitz,
Pastor
Sunday Services:
Sunday School, 9:45 am.
Morning Worship Service,
HOO am.
Wesleyan Youth, 700 pm
Evening Evangelistic Ser
vice, 7:45 pm.
Smyrna times., 1963-04-18
SPECIAL CHURCH
MEETINGS
Ashnrv Methodist

Friday, $3.50 pm, Junior Choir
Rehearsal; 7:30 pm, Commits
sion on Education meeting at
the parsonage.
Monday, TOO pm, Finance
and Stewardship Commission
will meet.
Tuesday, 800 pm, Cottage
Bible Discussion Group at the
parsonage.
Wednesday, 11:00 am, Up
per Room Fellowship Prayer
Group in the Sanctuary; 1880
PM, Senior Choir Rehearsal.
Smyrna times., 1963-04-18
st. Josenh,s Church

st. Joseph's Church
Daily Mass Services are
held at $3.50 and 700 am.
Baptisms Sundays at 100
p. m.
Religious Classes Saturdays
1000 a. m.
Smyrna times., 1963-04-18

Nazarene Church
Wednesday Prayer Service,
7:45 pm.
Smyrna times., 1963-04-18
Feawill Ranfist

Freewill Baptist
Easter Sunrise Service, 500
am.
Wednesday evening Bible
Study, 7:30 pm.
Smyrna times., 1963-04-18

First Wesleyan
Wednesday Mid-Week Pray
er and Bible Study, 7:45 pm.
Smyrna times., 1963-04-18

Bethel A. Nj. e.
Mid-week Prayer Service,
Wednesday, 500 pm.
Smyrna times., 1963-04-18
EWell,s-St. Paul

EWeII's-St. Paul
Monday, There will be a
meeting of the Contact Club
at 7:45 pm.
Wednesday, Prayer Hour at
$50 pm.
Thursday, Women's Prayer
Group will meet at 2:30 pm;
Junior Choir rehearsal, TOO
pm; Senior Choir rehearsal at
500 pm.
Papago Indian news., 1963-03-01
FROM HERE AND THERE

Fhone originally Pinemo
by
0 al bushes
smt in
who been ranp ssionb the
Of eresid
best being
the ract oRers
he Grat Their PURPOSES
t romsm
Evening star., 1963-02-04
STEEL ROOF

On SOFT. x 6O-Ft. Garage
Consists of Is pieces. soft steel
Tusses covered with steel decking
CALL OF. 4-8755
Evening star., 1963-02-04
SECRETARY
SECRETARIES

Assignments available for capable
secretaries who enioy interesting
and ehailenging work. Duties In.
elude workine with enalnesrins
contracts, budHtine ana co.ordl-
nation With overseas projects
lnsr,hsss slss, s.S,,,I:a ,IT.au,eI.f yManz -ssS9o s9.
EHt ahl.
Evening star., 1963-02-04
HELp WOMEN 'a''''
PART-TIME, $40 PM.

5000 mo. salary. To assist manager
IN production dept. Call XII. g.
Evening star., 1963-02-04
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ALL TYPES home improvements
25 years expeT. Can finance. Best
refs. Reas. jU. 9-ss3O after T.
BRICK, block and concrete work.
specializing in small Jobs, serving
d. c. and Northern Va. T. J.
BiSSOkETTE. ia. 7-4eSO.
CABINET AND CARPENTRY work
Bookcases, closets partitions, rec.
rms. Ref Guar. S64-3625.
CARPENTER WORK, done BY ex-
pert. no lob 10 large or small,
satisfaction guaranteed. 362-lbOb.
CARPENTRY-MINOR RRPRs., rec.
rms. cedar closets, Mont. CO. area
No contractors. bbb.6324.
CARPENTRY. renoVating and re-
pairs. will do ell carpentry Jobs.
JE. 3-9lg0. or tS1.7002.
CHIMNEYs-FURNACEs
Cleaned. 80 so up. AERO FUR.
MACE CO. IA. b-sDS5.
ELECTRICAL SERVICE and house
wiring. Bonded. licensed In Mont.
Co. and Pr. Geo, Co. sWOPE's
ELECTRIC, 772-03g2, g42.4g6s.
FLOORS sANDED and finished
Special rates. Guaranteed work
Father and Son. 10. 2-62b3.
FLOOR SANDING and finishing
Free estimates. White mechanics.
c. r. COVER. AP. 7-O204 anytime
FLOOR AND WALL TILE Installed
all types. Reasonable rates. Free
estimates. 773-J7Oo.
HEAT PROBLEMs9 We specialize
in eaualizing the heat in homes
with cold rooms. Repairs any make
NEEW A. AANAfYU nnNn
NEW ROOFS
Roof repairs. suffers and down
spouts, free estimates. 77"-6t0o
any time.
PAINTING, CARPENTRY. Refer
enees, Avg. room papered, $40.
TOWN a COUNTRY DEcoRA.
TORS 726-O33b.
PAINTING INT. AND EXT. paper
hang, floor AandinE, DlasterinR
Free est. All work guar. 24-hour
service. Call 728.O67l.
PAINTING, papenng. plasterinE
and al general repairs. Clean eK-
pert work, insured IS yrs, eNpsr,
white mechanic, feaa, prices, free
estimates, 4s3-pih2.
PAINTING, interior, exterior. roof
carpentry, gutter work By white
Call Any time CH. s.4404.
PAPER HANGING. labor and ma.
ttTlal, | room complete. als, Free
estimates, Lu, l.i7hb
PAPERHAN0ING, sanltas or yinyl.
sensible prices, white mech,
Prompt sery, own work 5s7.Btu"s
PLAsTERING - wall paper re-.
MOVING free est, All day sun
after 3 weekday Mr. JACK
Work guar 49, siB47
fLAsTERING, general rspalfs. All
work guar, Free estimates ReAs
sonabls pricss' iap.saD8.
ROOFING all roof rspaifs, gutter,
downsDoutk, roof painting, inside
painting, $40 up. Free Eat. $50.
IANN
SEWING MACHINES and vacuum
cleaner fenAifN Quar-, free stti=
mates TX dsufil,
Evening star., 1963-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES - New Rem
lnston electric 10 key: s7e .a4'
Trade-ins accepted. Rentals, re-
pairs all makes, CENTRAL, p23
Evening star., 1963-02-04
REPAIRS AND SERVICES
(cONTlNUEDl

Tv REPAIRs--Free estimates In
your home. Day and night calls
Reasonable rates. ia, e-7a92.
WALLPAPER REMOVAL bv ths
only bonded and ins, paper re-
moval co in d, c., Nd. or Va,
DI. $4,000,
Evening star., 1963-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
(CONTlNUtb)

FURN,-sofa and . chairs, 3-pc
bedroom, @l-in. TV, releasing all
Stei Sa. q va oEsrshoqsss $40 pl 1.Sinu
1th Floor g0I 9TH ST. NV, SUN
DAY /" to g. Monday o to o
Customer parking,
fuRN.-Handsome period din. set
Lge table, china, exquisite mar.
ble-top buffet, 4 upholstered
chairs, Comp, Calf, Asia porch
set, like new, bar stools. Rec
rm. piano Fireplace set OIL g.
Evening star., 1963-02-04
sIruArloRs-woMEN


ATTORNEY, international or Tv
radio field, Avail, part time OF
full time, Write Boz 1HB.B, star
BEAUTICIANs with managers II.
eense 10 rent booths IN larFs
newly opened saloni far ne, area,
Call sp 3.eH52 or 5sa.i is0
GIRL dealfes work phone order
stock Fin, Fsnl office. credit In.
teryiewer, LU. i.575s.
MED. sEcy.. rec ret 70 Wash
20 YRS. exper In all facets ~
research data. med. ms, ana some
editorial eHpery dsA DOS IN med.
teal ofe, or hosp where bkgd
would be useful Avail. Ftb. 10Th
Write Boz ib5.B, star
NURSERY sen, TEACHER wlshs,
work baby slttlng, nights ana WI
ends. Call RA, 3s4Oia after 4 D N,
PRACTICAL NURSE. eolorsd would
like night work. from III 10
an. 252. ADM
PRACTICAL NURSE desires work
any type of ease day or night
duty, 3 Yrs. snpsf., refs $50.
0tln.
YOUNG LADY desires iob a. wait
ress or work In nursery, > DAYS
AID. AsthO7.
Evening star., 1963-02-04
REFRIGERArORS

REfRIGERATORS - Used, guar.
Credit. 3562 lfth ct. NV. Tu.
2-Bl4l. Immediate delIvery.
Evening star., 1963-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS F0R SALE

RANGES-ALL SIZES
Gas, slec. s2a,50 up. AD, 2-2lOO
PEERLESS SALES CO, 2237 Ca. ave
AUTHORIZATIONS. recond., guar,
bafgalns so 9b up Acme Stove.
lOl 9Th ST. NV, Ma S-sO52
Evening star., 1963-02-04
INDUSTRIAL PROP. tor RENT

FIANOh, All ETiLLh
Gail DAy or NignL Ju e.303e
Evening star., 1963-02-04

PIANOS WANTED. Cash paid for
spinnet, console Or apt; gprisht.
Evening star., 1963-02-04
DOCS, PETS, ETC.

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. senerAtort.
SOD cutters. roTlerk, etc. RENTAL
TOOLS. UN. 4.5l0O. JU. 5000.
Evening star., 1963-02-04

ACARAs TO ZEBRAs. hlthy. trop.
fish, piants, live food. Equipt. built.
repd. Puppy spec. Axe, Pek., box
erS, collies, toy cross bulldos. fox
terriers. DalmAtlAn. BABY monks.
parrots, finches. eanaries. para
keets, small owl. reptiles, mice.
hamsters, gulnea pigs, RABBITS.
HYATTsVILLE PET, bt24 Balti-
more ave- UN. 4-J3e0. LargeGt
fish and pet store In Washington
ares. open sunday. ! 70 B; week
days 10 10 4, Visitors welcome.
BOXER male, good pedigree. good
with children. b26-50s4.
COLLIE PUPS. o wks.. Axe req.
sable and white beauties. Pine
pets for children. 9J5-2b5e,
DACHsHUND. 2 short haired toy
puppies, : wks, old, / brown fe-
male, black male. s25. no. 2-2Ol4
FULL or CHARM gentle, pretty
dog black and brown male, needs
extra loving home JE. 2-7325.
GERMAN sHEPHERD PUPS -
wormed. Axe reg. Excel stock.
NJ S7b. Y. SOS. WA. 3-i29b.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. 9
wkS. old Axe. champion Long
worth and ksgard bloodlines. cR.
3-22ib
PERSIAN KITTENS, lovely psdi-
gree, silver. Males ~. 7-liab
sIAMEsE KITTENS. 4 wka. old.
phone Ju. 0-60ga call after 230
pm
TOY POODLE. male, BARGAIN. SIS;
adorable fine pediaree. Annapolis
2bs-3tO7.
Evening star., 1963-02-04

Lovely gold sofa and Chair,
foam rubber iskirted and
tufted back, . itAl Prov.
ffultwood End Tables, ttAl.
Prov, Cocktail Table 2
beautiful Lamps maGnif-
ieent Bedroom suite, Triple
Dresser with CAfpathian hufl
inlay In distressed sAtinvood
and walnut finish, lAfHe
Chest OF Drawers, 40 BED
with quality Simmons Mat
lfsss and nox Snring For
the Dining Room j.. large
frultwo0d China, all nlAsa
front Oval Table, u matfh-
ing Chair unholatsfed In
decorator fabric,
Evening star., 1963-02-04
STATISTICAL
CLERK

To classify. post and balance in
ledRers. Must be accurate with
figures and be able to type. Per-
manent position. Call EN-. 2-g700
Evening star., 1963-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ABBOTT a LANDON--EM. a-SHJT
FURNITURE BOUGHT
ACCFggORIFg AMI FTTRNfTTfpE

hnooA LANUON-EMs E-HHNN
FURNITURE BOUGHT
ACCESSORIES AND FURNITURE
wanted for store. Best prices. We
pick up. IA. 7-s307.
BEDROOM, dining rm.. contents OF
home Cash We do moving. stor-
age. reasonable rates. ia, D-2g37.
.FLRNITURE wanted today. 5000
furniture, anV amount. also want
refTiReratoTs, gas stove and pianoa.
Call Mr. GRADY Ma s-267g
OFFICE FURN. wanted = Desks,
chrs., file cabs. etc, fast service,
top dollar. JE 2-2n22.
OLD FASHIONED picture frames.
clocks, furn., china, glass, guns,
silver, etc. CASH OIL. 6-7037.
PIANO wANTED-oenuine buyer.
Immed cash payment. MRS. M
MIS-, 76s-27O3.
PIANOS WANTED. Cash paid for
spinet, console or apt. upright.
Call g40.O132 or HA. 2-2I5l.
PIANOS. ALI sTfLEs
We PAY HitiHEsT Cash PRICES
Gail Day or NignL ~ e-303e
Evening star., 1963-02-04
SITUATION MEN

OUNTANT-CONTROLLER-Full
eharge. desires position with re-
sDonsioility. Boz 37b-B. star.
ADMIN. ASSIST. personable and
conscientious. with good record,
des. 10 improve present status
Pref. trade assoc. Legal. financial,
sale and personnel exper. Avail
March 1 Box l5l-B. star
CARPENTER. expr, can paint,
excel. worker q. p Boyd's, ST,
3-34b0
CHEF or second cook. able 10 giye
references, have experience. 2B6.
bOs7.
JANITOR, porter. can live In,
worker. MA. s-b4b0.
MAN DESIRE part time work, all
dAy Saturday or weekends,
Hu. 3-D6i4 between b-7.
MEN AVAILABLE, housework. yard
work, painting, rough carpentry
etc. Cal NE. b-4b32.
SHORT oRDER COOK desires part.
time, = am, 70 2 pm. Knows sea
food. PAT. 2d5-0A7b,
Evening star., 1963-02-04

TRAIN TO OPERATE bulldozsrs
AssoocIH1Efp sSssoosTs f5AfsJs fsRNNg fSeg9ss scHo sts
III i4th 81 NV" Wash. 5. d. G.
electronies, practical
Day-eve. TEMPLE SCHOOL, 7l0
l4th st. NV, DI. 7-2000.
Evening star., 1963-02-04
YOUNG LADIES
HELP DOMESTIC
MAID


Live in, 5h days. HE. 4-S8ol.
GOOD HOME for lady who loves
nice children, rm.. board, $50 .
month. Wheaton, Nd. 232-575i.
HOUsEKEEPER, dependable
woman, care Tor home for work
ing parents, must like children.
care for 2-yr-old, live in. Call
OIL. 6-24S6, after 8 pm.
HOUSEKEEPER, live in, mature
woman, motheFless home, . school
age child. Rm,, board and salary.
Phi. MR.. GOLDMAN. bet Z am.
and 5 pm. at 52g-sOs0 aft. q
pm. VIII. 6-72sl.
HOUsEKEEPER, elderly couple
needs capable, refined. woman
who wants home. 10 live in their
attractive home, take complete
charge. cook. Inv. Rm;. board
and moderate salary. 439-l2bb.
H0UsEKEEPER. dependable, work
lnR parents. . school-aRe chill
dren, Wheaton area. good sal, ref
VIII 6-g6B3.
MAID, I've in, care for II year
old child, light housework. 3
nights week out. 52g-i716.
MATURE WOMAN. part time baby
sitter. 3 days, ref. Sc. Parkland
area. 10. i-3626.
~ WEEK FEE ONLY"
Able maids for D. g. and New
York live in.out.. mo MONEY
NEEDED" paid skly. Bring this
ave. NV. DI. 7-43g3.
Evening star., 1963-02-04


oUTBOARD MOTOR. 74-h.p. e.
Gin remote tank, excel. eond.
&l2b. GA. 4-355g.
PIANOS = overwhelmingly 4O1
consoles with direct blow action
on sale at S595. Several styles
and finishes 70 choose from.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO,
il0s O st. NV. DI. 7-s464
PIANOs-Many fine pianos and
unusual values are offered In our
ANNUAL FEBRUARY SALE. DEM
onstrators. floor samples. used.
new pianos Of many makes Pay
only S25 down. balance In ~ mos
KITS t3 convenient loeatlonsl /:
Dntn., 1890 q st NV, RE =
XII. s-sSs8 ConSressional Plaza
shopping ctr, Rockville pike. HA
7-7l2O. IVA. and Nd stores open
daily I'll Q pm. except Saturday,
PIANOS IA 8, I,c FOR RENT, only s. : $, per ?,
CREDITED 4 you purchase later
Dntn., 1880 @ St. NV, RE z
62i2. Alex. 2621 Mt Vernon ave b.
XII. S-S6S6 Confessional Plaza
shopping ctr. Rockville pike. HA
7-7420. Eva. ana Nd. stores open
daily til o pm. except Saturday ,
PIANOS FOR REN1-spinets. con.
soles and grands from IS monthly
up with option to buy. All popu,
lar type instruments either new
JJoRD5,ksNS's. FOUR i sTfeodRlEs. eornsr a1sS
18th and 9 SITS. NV. tPhone ST
3-0400l. Bailey's Cross Roads
Shopping Center, virginia tPhont
4s1-7isD, 9332 oeorgia ave,
Silver Spring tPhone JU. 5-IlO5t
l04 William St. Fredericksburg,
Va. lPhone Essex 3-7472l. Full
selection a. all stores. Bailey's
stores open evenings.
small grands, se45
up. ST. $4,000, PIANO MART.
PIANOs-Discount prices and only
S25 down with low monthly pay
ments At the PIANO MAR, T
l01b 9TH st. NV. tPhone ST. B.
6300l and 5l69 Lee hiRhway.
Arlington p hone b38-6s2D
LARGE selection OF new. and used
variety OF finishes and styles.
Arlington store open evenings.
PIANOS. INC. = For beginners.
Sllb. Tuned, delivered No cash.
81 per mo. 4b22 Lee hwy. ATl.
PIANOS. INC, Used spinets. s3a5
Tuned, del, No cash. sl3 per mo
4522 Lee hwy, b24-9440.
PIANOS, INC.--Loysly new pianos
No cash down. 4es int Cash disc d..
i07s. Phone 524-9440.
PIANOs--Pre-inventory clearance
Biz savings on BALDWIN and other
famous makes. New and use
0lBRIEL PIANO A ORGAN co.
Exlusive Baldwin Distributor
02b q 81. NV MA. s-O42a
6fsb Arl. Blvd. Op. Z Cor. 632 -:iOO1
IVA. Store Daily TIL o. Sat. TIL ~
RANGES REcOND guar. large
stock best prices, all eases ACME.
iOll 7th ct. NV. MA. s-SBb2
Evening star., 1963-02-04

ORGANS-washington's largest Sc
lection Of new and used home or
gans. All famous makes. Values
from &395. KITS (3 convenient
locationsl, Dntn., 1880 O st. NV.
RE. 7-82l2. Alex, 262l Mt. YER
non ave KI. s-S6s6. Congression-
al Plaza shopping ctr, Rockville
stores open daily til o pm. except
SatuTdAyl
Evening star., 1963-02-04

sylvania. 80 mort.
able, 2l-in. 500 or best nffay
Call MR.. HILL, IA. s-s9I0 ewes,
TIRES. truck used. Prom Ss.gS
Specialists on foreiRn and com
pacts. CITY TIRE co. DE. 2-2iJ7.
TIRES, large selection Of sound
used tires from 50 TO $40. Guar
anteed 900 mi. per 81.
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE
l4lo Ind ST. NV. DE. 2-5700
Evening star., 1963-02-04

A 26-week training program for
qualified persons, male and fe-
male seeking career in the field
OF civil and criminal investiga-
tion.
: Night and day classes.
Actual case problems part Of
training program.
Instructions and training in all
phases Of investisative procedures
All Instructors experienced in
police and private Investigations.
Placement service upon gradua-
tion offered.
Low tuition and budget terms.
For further information call Mr..
WILLIS, 525-4413 or write 70
above address.
Evening star., 1963-02-04
auto. oysrhsaIed, sv

WASHERS auto, oyerhauIed, guar.
$40 VIII del. 3g9-e7g2 I'll q. k&R
ENTERPRISES, l4es X st. ne.
WASHER AND DRYER whirlpool
Imperial. Perfect Norking eondi-
tion. JU g-4340.
wAspERs-Lats models, fully auto.
VIII deliver. Ii. 6-1o27. DEALER.
Evening star., 1963-02-04

ORGANS-Pre-inventory clearance
Big savings on Baldwin and other
famous makes. New and used.
OISRIEL PIANO a ORGAN co.
Exclusive Baldwin Distributor
A2b O st. NV. MA. s-O423
IVA. Store Daily TIL o. Sat Til g.
IoUTBOARD MOTOR. 7h-h.p. Ell
gin, remote tank, excel. eond.
&I2b. GA. A-3hbA
Evening star., 1963-02-04
GIRL FRIDAY-$345
~ MIDTOWN
Girl Friday"
No Shorthand

a smile and q bubbling personality,
along with the aptitude to handle
,,ssD99nssibility; 9sist could make Sc1 the I
assistant for q local Insurance
wizard. II your typing Is fast and
you enjoy doing things well. you
will be very happy here. NANCY
LEE, 347 Washington Bldg, NE.
2-I75l tEmp, SerVicel.
Evening star., 1963-02-04
RELP WOMEN
TYPIST

Our friendly neiehborhood office
needs q lady, 1890, who likes
to talk with people, take pay
mentS. do some tvping. No ex-
perience necessary. Good starting
salary. paid vacations. outstand-
ing company benefits.
why fight the traffic and extra
travelling timer
Apply 0 to 8 Monday-Fridsy
Evening star., 1963-02-04
FARM AND GARDEN
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

SADDLE HORSE AND PONY sALE.
Friday, Feb Rth Al eIn nm
ConkiFn your horses, We can get
TOD dollar HILLTOP FARMs SAFE
BARN Fisher rd Temple Hilla,
Nd CH, H.NUg9
Evening star., 1963-02-04
COAL, WGoo. FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURAlsREp-N.W.

TIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned slabs.
al Gi.o p,. sInGilnss i4rs aE II e 9sf!ts.s. cord
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-26

Fry famous GUILD Vino da TavoIa, America's fav- ,d table wine meIlcw, delightful! You'll find is 1OO% pure grape pleasure anytime, anywhere put why go on? One sip of GUILD Wine is worth
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-12-26

Be SURE - and mako your
dollars work twice for you.
Patr0nlxo the businesses that
tell You they want You,
through our advertising col
uInns.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-12-26
DRY POINTS
BY FRED GRAM

Mans essential conservatism Is
reflected In the fact that although
vituperation long ago echpsed the
sword as a weapon Of personal
combat, we still always put but
tons on our sleeves and hardly ever
on our bps.
The argument over freedom Of
opinion at the University Of Min
nesota Is between those who favor
the Russian idea of freedom for
opinions we admire, and those who
support the American idea Of free
dom for opinions we detest.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-12-26

the Administration program to
action, why hasn't each body
changed its rules 1t Is 10 be hoped
that next session Congress win at
last take a look at the structural
defects that have made 1t one of
the most lethargic legislative es-
Establishments in the history Of dem
ocratic government. Now, Congress
will have to finish this sessions
work with the rules as they are.
Whatever the defects of the rules,
they can stin act If Senators and
Representatives are sufficiently
determined to act. The time has
come 10 end what amounts to a
congressional sit-down strike. -
Washington POST.
The Johnson administration has
been eager to get the civil rights
bill passed this year, and will start
a fight Monday TO get it passed,
but the rules Of the House itself
will frlrstrate the effort. The civil
rights bin, approved by the House
Judiciary committee, has come to
rest in the rules committee, which
controls the order IN which bills
may or may not go 10 the House
for a vote.
The rules committee Is headed
by Rep. Howard w. Smith d.,
Va who regards the civil rights
measure az the devils own work
and who has announced that he
will hold no public hearings on 1t
this year. The House leadership
headed by Speaker John w. Nc
Cormack d., Mass.), has decided,
therefore, to start an effort Mon
day to get the bill out Of the rules
committee 50 the House can vote
on It. This can be accomplished by
having a petition signed by 21s
members Of the House. majority
but that can no longer be OBJ
tained since House Republicans de-
cdded in caucus Wednesday not to
Join the discharge move. Even II
the Republicans had gone along
tho, House rules would have in
terfered. - Chicago AMERICAN
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-12-26

appreciate
Minneapolis page
RECORDER eight pages
a considerable of Christmas greeting ads.
Production of the with larger advertising Image
always longer individually larger pay
its overtime family workers This is the when longer
hours and harder ~ are more nea h take than in other period
of the year.
shopping expedition year of the Twin
Towns made enjoyable observation of the increased
first with which ad
vertse with When did purchase anything from nondveser
advertisers place
of business
making unframed in
practically
ster is fit candidate for college or university degree but there are
do
not want to pursue a college education.
Many promising Negroes being college aptitude
through organization described in Dec TO-
Characteristic thousands Negroes helped
Said TIME:
Ager pennless Negro
the of segregated Southern high school to the riches of Harvard
story patron Scholarship
Service and Fund for Negro Students coseng that finds
scholarships
for them Is of securing South and North NssFNs (Which
commonly speec) successfully
planted 5000 Negroes in $50 mosye colleges and last week 1t
succeed
To methods NssFNs L.
launched 1878 recent The overall dropout rate
against $780,"
willing complete information made Phi Kappa and
graduated topped
high-standard campuses.
people F1agg daugh
domestic in Charleston Va Virginia
science got average,
the science librarian of oben College Ragan Henry 29 Of
Kentucky carpenters helper from family with income Of
$3.50 scholarships
C56), C61), Philadelphia
lawyer.
Haizhp Washington DC, went to
supplement family income $4,000
him scholarship and he graduated aude C57)
with honors thesis written in ancient Greek on THE Greek Concept
of Eros"
got Woodrow Wilson fellowship earned his masters
teaching 1889 Married Wellesley girl
working Foundation project mOdnize
schools
The by Psychologists Kenneth B. Clark (hose
Potdn College
Their chief conclusion that colleges ought entrance
for because the tests predict
the whites"
short "motvatonal factors" These
students must complete colleges drop that they will fall
the permanence Of status.
students aspiring ntegTaon overwhelmingly
graduating despite they prepared
acadenicany and financially"
every reader of this a Happy
Prosperous Year.-Cecil Newman.